but he's certain k9 killed lam in san francisco and dam phong in houston.last issue, dam phong talks about a secret reporting trip he hid from his wife. a few months before his death, dam phong went to thailand, investigating the front's base there and its leader, hoang co minh. i'd focused on the front's u.s. leadership, but when i open minh's file, everything changes. on his citizenship application, he assumes a japanese cover name, william nakamura. the home address he cites belongs to an advisor for the u.s. national security council. and a surprising name shows up. richard armitage, a top pentagon official. the documents also show the pentagon asked for hoang co minh's naturalization to be expedited. and their request is followed by six blank pages that have been redacted for national security reasons. it's the immigration application of a man who's been dead for almost 30 years. what possible national security reason would keep them classified now? >> there's something here that's more than 30 years old and still a classified fact. >> thompson: yeah.

i am not saying, i am because a—levels are getting easier. lam not saying, lam not because a—levels are am not saying, i am not decrying the huge effort, and the parents who will be watching this to say a few kids you are my child went through how dare you. i understand that. but it is the system is getting easier to progress. what we should be doing is being more selective not about as the chorus good enough but as the questionable for you? one of the papers, the same heading, university fees. nick timothy if i can remind viewers as the man who committed complacent harry keeley is a person who had a 23 percentage point lead in the polls and for some reason and love writing for the daily telegraph but he said he paid a visit to the barber. the young man who cut my hair told me he graduated from southampton university with a degree in football studies. i doubted whether he thought his qualification was worth the debt he would carry for 30 years. well with great respect young man don't get a degree in football studies. i bet it was something like the economics of football. it says here he

i am not going to implement anything. lam going am not going to implement anything.uch of a different level i am to him. and when it is all said and done, you know what, i am gonna feel a little bit sad, because you should have ke pt bit sad, because you should have kept your mouth shut, you should have left me in the other game, the ruthless game where we bounce heads into the floor, you should have left me where i was because it is meant is not on my level. he is not even a quarter of the man i am, so we are gonna c and youse are all going to eat your words. thank you all. i look forward to saturday night. there has been another shock at the badminton world championships, with chinese numberi seeds lijunhui and liu yuchen, crashing out in their opening match. it follows a surprise loss for olympic silver—medallist lee chong wei in the men's singles. nick hope is in glasgow for us. china's lee liu have been successful through the competition and they headed here after winning the asian championships earlier in the year. they were out forced in their opening game. th

yes, lam. it is remaining team. you are very pro— brexit. yes, i am.to spell it out if there is a hard brexit. the general consensus is that because of the passport issues, if banks had to open up subsidiaries in europe, it is a costly affair so ican understand. in europe, it is a costly affair so i can understand. so you don't disagree? i think the numbers are historical because it's the worst possible picture but to dismiss it with the contempt it doesn't deserve is silly but it's like all these things, all we are hearing at the moment are the depths. if you don't do this, i am not talking to you. and you have 11% of your business with us and you think that's irrelevant? we are playing silly games at the moment. very sensible to point this out and the fact there isa to point this out and the fact there is a 30% to point this out and the fact there isa 30%jump to point this out and the fact there is a 30%jump in capital, every single bank has too, that is a problem. let us at -- letters have a look at spotify. paid subscribers. this is the music strea

authorities allege cctv footage contradicts mr lam's account of being kidnapped.the japanese. the low—budget film has become an unlikely hit. their front page picture shows one of the 22 women who survived one of the darkest chapters of world war two. and the japan times carries an intriguing photo on its front page of ‘pepper — the humanoid robot‘ — in a buddhist robe. softbank robotics has announced it has now programmed pepper to recite sutras as part of its new funeral services. the horrific violence that accompanied the partition of india should not have come as a surprise to anyone. a year before independence the muslim leader, muhammadjinnah, called a general strike and a nationwide rally to demand a separate state — pakistan — for india's muslims. in most of the country the meetings passed off peacefully. not in calcutta, then india's second city. the effects of what was to happen there would change the course of history. the bbc has been speaking to two eyewitnesses. at the time of the riot, i was only eight years old. i was 12 years old when the riot too

i am hello. lam ben hello. i am ben bland hello. lam ben bland in hello. i am ben bland in london.lso coming up on the programme: a ground—breaking new cancer treatment that uses the body's own immune system gets approval in the us. no match, but plenty of action as the english premier league transfer deadline passes. we'll take a look at some of the biggest deals. glad you could join us. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 3:30am in the morning in delhi, where the full impact of the devastating floods across south asia is now becoming clear. heavy rains at this time of year are not unusual, but the sheer loss of life certainly is. more than 1200 people are believed to have died in the region. relief agencies are struggling to get help to millions of people who have been affected. the monsoon rains are the heaviest that india, nepal and bangladesh have seen in decades. the bbc‘s sanjoy majumder has this report. weeks after the worst flooding in decades, a third of bangladesh is still under water. many villages in the northern part of the country are still cut off. aid ag

howard lam is accused by police of providing misleading information.ntarily left the area of hong kong from which he said he was abducted. a falling tree has killed at least 13 people and injured 15 at a roman catholic festival on a portuguese island. the tree is shown to have crashed on to a crowded square. this is how one of the worshippers described the events. translation: we heard a noise, i looked up. my son was next to me. i saw the tree falling, i called my son and ran away. i heard a big bang, a lot of people in a panic. there were a lot of people down there. a student activist in thailand has been jailed after he shared a bbc online profile of king va—jira—long—korn. the activist has been given a prison term of two—and—a—half years on charges of defaming the monarchy. he was arrested last december for using facebook to post a profile by the bbc thai service. hundreds of people have gathered in the ——a town in belgium where they have been treated to a traditional feast, a giant omelette. it is being prepared as it rose through the streets. it

babita i am babita sharma lam babita sharma in i am babita sharma in london.lso on the programme: a major victory for women's rights activists as india bans the controversial islamic practice of instant divorce. this issue will change the entire landscape of muslim laws in india. and the curse of harry potter? we report on how the popular books have led to a demand for pet owls in indonesia. thank you forjoining us. it's midnight in london, and 7am here in singapore, where the search continues for sailors missing after a us warship collided with an oil tanker. divers have located bodies in the flooded compartments of the warship. the accident is raising questions about state of the us fleet in the pacific — is it over—stretched? rupert wingfield—hayes reports. these are the latest pictures of the badly damaged uss john these are the latest pictures of the badly damaged ussjohn mccain as it limped into port in singapore, a massive hole in its side. today, the dues from here has only got worse. speaking to media tonight, the commander of the us pacific fleet sai

sorry. lam have been spat on, it was not nice. no. sorry. no. sorry. lam 78. it have been spat on, it was not nice. no. sorry. i am 78. it was mad. you go to 21, it get married, buy a house, have kids. iwas go to 21, it get married, buy a house, have kids. i was 21 when i got married. we got divorced. it not easy at all. especially as she could not talk to anyone about it. you can actually get arrested for it. they used to raid houses. where did you come out? not until i was 31. we have been together now for 34 years and we are very happy. 45 years i have been slapping her son. i was married at 17, divorced just after 19 and! married at 17, divorced just after 19 and i have two boys in that time. it isa 19 and i have two boys in that time. it is a wonderful bobby! # i #iam # i am what #iam whati # i am what i am. opening uk pride was such an honour. the crowd is going crazy for you. i do so many festivals up and down the country but to be asked to come today to hull is fantastic. it is amazing. an amazing day. 50 years, and i know, these yea

lam and her husband michael chang who say they were surprised to see the exclusive street up for sale. >> i'm a first generation immigrant. so i just wanted to feel like i have a place in the city of san francisco so i don't really have any plan to make money or anything. i just want to hold on to it. >> lam says she and her husband want to do the right thing but they found out a few weeks ago they were being sued by the homeowners. the association says they were approached by a title agent asking if they wanted to buy back the street from the new owners. the battle is expected to go before the board of supervisors at their october 31st meeting. the homeowners association will then ask the board to rescind this sale. >> we'll wait to see what develops. thank you so much. >>> developing news now, the highway patrol is asking for help in locating a kidnapped woman. the suspect was last seen driving a green chevy malibu like this one with the license plate number 5rdz344. he's identified at ronald armor, black male, about 32 years old who may be armed with a silver gun. the victim is eri

howard lam is accused by police of providing misleading information.luntarily left the area of hong kong from which he said he was abducted. a falling tree has killed at least 13 people and injured 50 more at a roman catholic festival on the portuguese island of madeira. in a video, the tree is shown to have crashed on a crowded square in the suburb of the main town, funchal. this is how one of the worshippers described how the events unfolded. we heard a noise. i looked up, i had my son by my side. i only saw the tree falling so i called my son and ran away. i heard a big bang. a lot of people were in a panic. there we re of people were in a panic. there were a lot of people down there. a student activist in thailand has been jailed after he shared a bbc online profile of the king. the activist has been given a prison term of two—and—a—half years on charges of defaming the monarchy. he was arrested last december for using facebook to post a profile by the bbc thai service. here are people getting involved in an interesting event that takes place every

authorities say a northwestern university professor arrested after eight days on the lam in a fatal stabbing in chicago is being closely watched in jail in california.northwestern microbiologist wyndham lathem surrendered late friday in the san francisco area. a second suspect, university of oxford finance officer andrew warren, surrendered separately also in the bay area.the two men had been fugitives since the body of 26-year-old trenton james cornell-duranleau was found in lathem's chicago apartment on july 27.ly. alameda county sheriff's sgt. ray kelly said late saturday that he was under intensive observation at the local jail.kelly tells the chicago tribune that lathem isn't doing well psychologicall y. kelly says: "we're keeping an eye on him."investigators say lathem had a personal relationship with the victim, though details haven't been disclosed. his attorney says he will likely waive extradition to chicago when he appears in a california court monday.outcue: "of his life" (justine) lathem, who is in the santa rita jail, is under intense watch based on concerns for his well-being.

the dream into reality so lam beyond happy am turning the dream into reality so i am beyond happy about man who is tipped to become the poster boy of athletics now that usain bolt is bowing out is the south african wayde van niekerk. he is the world record holder and the olympic champion over 400. he cruised into the final. he lived past us here. he was wincing with every step. they had a redraw to make sure the top sprinters avoided each other and he was grateful for that. it seems every time we do it someone breaks 44 seconds. it is good competition but i have to be on my game. can you tell us the story of the redrawing of the semifinal. whoever changed it, ithank of the semifinal. whoever changed it, i thank you so much. i was not ready for 43.8 in the heats. it was a surprise to me as well. did not come from the south african team? not at all. we are keeping an eye on the women's pole vaulter final at the women's pole vaulter final at the moment. holly bradshaw is in seventh. she has a chance to clear one metres 65. she has failed twice. —— four metres 65. she is about to go in herf

this opportunity at london 2012 and to do it again at home, i london 2012 and to do it again at home, lam ready. my family london 2012 and to do it again at home, i am ready. my family will be there. they have no excuses. support there. they have no excuses. support the whole team and myself and hopefully get the six medals. the legacy from london 2012 is still in people'smind because people remember mo farah, greg rutherford, jessica ennis—hill. is it time for new faces and names to present themselves to the british public? i feel it will be the next generation that will come out. after london, people were inspired in para—athletics and the olympics so i believe and hope people will be inspired by this and come out and watch track and field andjoin come out and watch track and field and join clubs come out and watch track and field andjoin clubs and come out and watch track and field and join clubs and get involved in the sport. we want the next generation to come, because i will not be here for ever. this competition will prove how good british athletics are banned in years to come they

i am 32 years old, lam there, never give up.ing with 19 and 20—year—olds. you have just got to grind on and stay in. if bolt is the man to beat in the 100 metres, wayne van newkirk is the world champion, the olympic champion, the world record holder as well, he is also into the semifinals. he is trying to double up as well, many people see him as the area to greatness on the athletics track after usain bolt called it a day in the next couple of hours. we are going to say goodbye to usain bolt as an individual athlete. wayde van niekerk is absolutely fabulous, he looked comfortable is getting into the semifinals of the 400 metres. we also had the 800 metres on the track, the first heat is. it was all going on on the track, so much to keep across to date. another sell—out, very rare. all the sessions pretty much have been sell—outs so far. i know it is fairly early. let's show you what happened in the 800 metres, another very good one for the british men, all three of them made it through to the next age, elliott giles was the qui

i don't choose size between floyd mayweather or conor mcgregor. lam floyd mayweather or conor mcgregoryweather or conor mcgregor. i am just looking for who will dig deepest and who will show me what rocky inspired in me, go beyond the call of duty, doing what is mad, crazy, insane, in cyril nri. batman is coming from hunger, in conor mcgregor. —— insein, extraordinary. —— kieran power. if he brings the celtic warrior and makes the fight, anything and anything could happen, and that is why i am here. that is why i have travelled here to see. it is not a farce. it is a fast if he uses his tools in the wrong way. sarah hunter believes it would be indescribable if england retain the rugby world cup tomorrow. the two sides go head—to—head for a fourth time in belfast. it has been described as one of the greatest rivalries in women's sport. when england and new zealand meet on the pitch, it will be a familiar story for the rugby world cup final. they had not meant —— they have not met once or twice, but five times. but the blackburns have beaten england in every final they have played in. in

it is whether we have good spells with enough wickets in hand. lam happy i am happy so far with how thingsjust have to make sure tomorrow morning is as hard as we can do. any figures in your mind you wa nt to can do. any figures in your mind you want to keep? anything under150 should be good. we have three wickets so far. we have to push hard. if we can break this partnership early and get stoke and johnny as early as possible, that will be the best for us. india secured a six wicket victory over sri lanka in pallekelle in the third match their one day series which also wraps up the best of five contest. jasprit bumrah picked up five wickets as the hosts could only manage 217 for nine while rohit sharma hit an unbeaten 124 to guide his side to the victory target, although it came amid unruly scenes as disgruntled home fans showed their displeasure at the home sides performance, after having already lost the test series. the match was delayed for around half an hour but india closed out the win with just under five overs remaining when the players returned. to golf, and on the pga tour worl

i staple diet story for this time of year. lam staple diet story for this time of year.e railways, i was brought up close to union station. i remember denationalisation in the days of the thatcher government. i understand the arguments on both sides of the government. the key thing is that the government can do something about this if they choose to. chris grayling, a former bbc colleague in this very early in, if he chooses to do something about it... i suspect he may. he very well made, but this will be a very big political story. also within the conservative party. the conservative party seems to have become afraid of making the case for free enterprising competition. they have veered towards saying we have to place caps on prices. ifear that thatis to place caps on prices. ifear that that is the direction they may go m, that is the direction they may go in, rather than taking a slightly more radical approach. all that this process is about is slowly but surely shifting the cost of the ra i lwa ys surely shifting the cost of the railways away from the general taxpayer

and then he says, you should buy american cars. lam says, you should buy american cars.not very competitive. first produce competitive. first produce competitive products and then we can buy them. i saw that donald trump couple of hours ago said, nafta probably will die. that must throw all sorts of anxieties around every deal. nafta has about 6 millionjobs in the us tied in, because the goods are getting shipped back and forth, the supply chains, mexico and the us. he is cutting off his nose to spite his face. we move onto a story that the press is focusing on, which is brexit, and the direct control that the eu court ofjustice will or won't have once the uk is out. it is amazing how much one word makes in terms of a political word, direct control. it looks as if theresa may is having to change her position. david davis is coming out today with a paperon david davis is coming out today with a paper on this. they are going for a paper on this. they are going for a compromise. they say we must find a compromise. they say we must find a solution for dispute resolution. the

insider trading, lam not need to start now. insider trading, i am not so sure.out this before and this programme about this before and this programme about encrypted apps because it leads to calls for encryption to be lifted. but apps like this are handy for journalists like me lifted. but apps like this are handy forjournalists like me when you wa nt to forjournalists like me when you want to speak with sources and you don't want anyone reading them. couldn't agree more. you don't want is to lead to... crosstalk this studio is the size of an average bank dealing room, it isn't, it is four times the size, you should say, if you want to use your mobile, leave the room and do it there. it would help. maybe we should increase the studios as well. i have seen many phones going off. including mine. the japan times features a story we have run this weekend, the rack of the us cruiser and a secret mission that was found, as well as delivering the path that we re as well as delivering the path that were used for the bomb on hiroshima, it was a huge loss of life, if not

just because lam papers for the night... just because i am female. laughter go to our website for more details. i am even wearing the right colour. great to have you here. thank you very much, the film review is coming up next. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. hello again. hi. what a funny old week! it certainly is. we have valerian and the city of a thousand planets, a mega budget sci—fi from luc besson starring dane dehaan and cara delevingne. england is mine takes a look at the early years of manchester's answer to oscar wilde, smiths front man morrissey. and to quote the man himself, panic on the streets of london, panic on the streets of birmingham. yes, the emoji movie has been let loose onto an unsuspecting british public. be afraid! 0h, lord! let's start with sci—fi. that is an odd week! it is august, people! i read that valerian is possibly the most expensive french film ever? most expensive european film of all time. actually, 20 years ago, there was a film calle

this is all theatre and it is also silly season theatre. lam and it is also silly season theatre.am saying that momentum is theatre and you can read tory mps saying quite openly that if this guy is made leader of the party, we are out of here. he is on the right and he represents a direction.. the doctors that can e—mail you now. i think it is happening already. there have been trials. the express. they e—mail you. this morning i was reading in the future your doctor will not be a human, but an ai doctor that checks in with the every day. yeah, but, i know... statistically, we hate going to the doctor. not many of us have time to doctor. not many of us have time to do that. e—mails are good enough. doctor. not many of us have time to do that. e—mails are good enoughm that not a way that the middle—class and people good at expressing in an e—mail will benefit? and people good at expressing in an e-mail will benefit? people want to be mobile. it helps them. thinking about the american medical system, what is good you still is you can have personal contact. not only that, having a re

lactation consultant christine lam has been teaching breast—feeding for 20 yea rs. teaching breast—feedings still an uphill battle. quite a lot of mothers in hospital. the breast—feeding rate on discharge is very high that when they go home it will drop. nearly all mothers are breast—feeding on discharge from hospital in hong kong but that rate falls to a third when their babies are four months old, one of the lowest rates in the world. locally, this is the average for babies under six months old. 0ne this is the average for babies under six months old. one of the reasons for the low rates in hong kong is the ubiquitous advertising artificial baby milk. two years ago, formula makers spent $370 million on advertising, nearly as much as the health department spent on disease prevention for all ages, according toa group prevention for all ages, according to a group funded by unicef. that amount is set to fall after the official launch this summer on a volu nta ry official launch this summer on a voluntary code that restrict the marketing of infant formula. the city's top health official says

it is a truly, truly hard raking. lam sure he happened to his son.aking. i am sure he will be going to the hospitals and maybe even to the morgue to find out what has happened. it is these stories, stories like this that bring home the enormity of terror, ofjust the loss of somebody having a gorgeous night out in las ramblas...|j loss of somebody having a gorgeous night out in las ramblas... i agree with that. aside from the tragedy, this story is keeping us connected ona human this story is keeping us connected on a human level to something that is going to be part of our life expert said the next two decades. it is important to keep humanising this as much as we can because it is going to be more and more the story... this is a generational story... this is a generational story. this little boy, and his family, is helping us to stay human about this. does it strike you just how many children are growing up with this form of terrorism and emotionally what that might do? one wonders how one talks to children. this is their reality. as there are more

sol am honoured him, lam here, i'm excited to play and ijust love representing the united states. excitedver going to play in women's golf. you never really play team events, and just all the history, and playing the solheim cup, it is just so great to be here. it is a dream come true, andi to be here. it is a dream come true, and i am super excited. everybody is and i am super excited. everybody is a rocky ones. everybody goes through it differently. everybody that embraces it or is nervous or anxious. they are going to have to figure that out for themselves. we never figure that out for themselves. we never experience figure that out for themselves. we never experience that kind of stuff in women's golf. and we are probably going to go out there and feel a little bit like a rock star or soccer player, and just really soak it all in, and just enjoy that atmosphere. and you know, obviously it is going to be a lot of american fans, and just trying to turn that into a positive and just feed off of that. at greeensboro, in north carolina, matt every leads the wymondham championship, after ca

i am proud to say lam british passport. i am proud to say i am british. hello.lans think ofjeremy corbyn, but now we know whatjeremy corbyn thinks about venezuela. he is back from holiday in in croatia and was under immediate pressure to condemn the socialist government in venezuela, having given it warm support in the past. a difficult choice for him. it is not good to be too supportive of a government arresting political opponents in the middle of the night, that mr corbyn has a good deal of vidigal capital invested in nicolas maduro's venezuela. —— political capital. many of his colleagues are clear that the bureau is to be condemned. this is what mr corbyn had to say. —— maduro is to be condemned. this is what mr corbyn had to say. -- maduro is to be condemned. what i condemn is violence done by any site, by all sides in this. violence is not going to solve the issue. the issues in venezuela are structural, because not was —— not enough was done to diversify the economy away from oil. but we also have to recognise that there have been effective and serious a

driver jimmy lam walked into the potrero hill facility armed with a gun and shot and killed three fellow employees before turning the gun on himself. mayor lee says that the actions are the first responders that day are the kind of team work we need right now. >> in these kinds of events, it really takes a whole village of different agencies to work and coordinate and, you know, with ongoing dialogue that we have on a national level, we're going to have to do a lot more collaboration these days to keep our city safe. >> two other people were injured in that shooting. and five people had minor injuries trying to leave the building. >>> fremont police are trying to track down $9,000 worth of football gear stolen from a high school. here is the washington high school team on the field. police say someone left their gym unlocked during a construction project this summer and that's when they say someone snuck in and stole the gear including helmets and pads. >>> google is facing lawsuits after a former software engineer posted a controversial memo about gender and diversity. kpix 5's katie ni

driver jimmy lam opened fire in petrero hill. three were killed. police say lam killed himself when confronted by responding officers. >> a 2-year-old boy is in the custody of child protective services while authorities try to figure out if it's safe to return to his family. abc7 news was at the woods apartment complex in san jose where a woman walking at 3:00 in the morning discovered the child wandering alone yesterday. he was blocks away from home, covered in dirt. he only was wearing a diaper. the woman called security. >> went down there and i saw a baby. and she was like, i just found him over here. he was like, mom, dad, mom, dad, in spanish. >> the child's guardian noticed that he was missing, contacted police hours after he had been found. investigators say it's still unclear how long that boy was outside. >>> happening today, final preparations for the biggest concert weekend of the year, outside lands. >> metallica, lorde, and about a quarter million of their friends will descend on colden gate park very soon. tiffany wilson is there a l

i was stressing about getting the nine. lam happy. it was hard.jority as and bs so i got into my sixth form. congratulations. head teacher delia, how has this grading system being handled? it has had an enormous impact on the staff and school. we have had to work hard to write that work schemes and to prepare their children for no coursework in english, the students have had to memorise things they have had to memorise things they have never had to before. the exams are harder and there in maths are three exams when there was once two. thank you for having us this morning. a lot of and excitement. the big day has finally come. the results are here. thank you very much. lots of happy students. congratulations. good luck if you are waiting for your results. if you are waiting for your results. if you are worried or you know someone who is concerned about their results, there is an advice page. there is a bbc bitesize advice page at www. bbc.co.uk/education. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news

hello, lam... nice to meet you. do you have a case to discuss today?tant case that i want to discuss. today they had a challenge for us. they discussed a very unusual case, one of those that we see very rarely and some may never see in their career. this is where we learn from our side as well, because such cases, we discuss them among our group of specialists here, we go back and we look at our literature, and then we give them the best advice that we can. they are also competent clinicians, the problem lies often in lack of resources, and sometimes in lack of experience, in some cases that are not straightforward. waheed's network of volunteer consultants and doctors has grown to around 100. he is clearly very persuasive. he is particular good at engaging people's attention. so what he does, he tells people about the plight of war—torn countries and the lack of medical facilities. and he's very enthusiastic about getting people involved, to the point that he has spread his net quite widely. he has identified a clinical need, radiology is completely p

we of course have shared what we could with those people, and explained what we can do with them. lamam content to say that of the girls that have gone through the shelter trials, not one of them has been critical of the work we have done. we're going to move on, thank you. away from xy, for a moment, you have led operation shelter. it is a picture of the sort of girls that they went after, having did it, how they went after, having did it, how they made contact, and what was the reaction of officers when they found out what they found out? the first thing i want to say, is again to echo something that has already been said. ido echo something that has already been said. i do not think sitting here, we can have any real appreciation of what these girls have gone through. in terms of the abuse that they suffered, or the personal resilience they have shown to stay with us for what has been a three and a half year journey from the beginning what has been a three and a half yearjourney from the beginning of 2014 yearjourney from the beginning of 201a to yearjourney from the beginning of 2

--"jim lam", el sujeto que dispar contra los empleados, tambin trabajaba en el lugar y se suicid trasmultiple homicidio. --este homenaje se realiz hoy en el ayuntamiento. blanca / topvo --- un hombre fue baleado esta maÑana tras el ataque de tres sospechosos en el distrito de la misin --- --- la vctima de 34 aÑos de edad fue abordado por la espalda por los sujetos entre las calles 21 y cap... alrededor de la 1:15 de la maÑana, al darse la vuelta uno de los sujetos le dispar --- --- la vctima se recupera en el hospital, las autoridades investigan el incidente --- blanca ---el robo de identidad es un crimen muy de moda en estos dias y uno de los lugares ms expuestos a este tipo de delito son los cajeros automticos. ---pero qu podemos hacer para no caer vctima? ---matthew godnez nos tiene la respuesta. take pkg :01 :11 :39 01:24 pkg marycruz guillen suele ser muy cuidadosa con sus finanzas, un buen habito que la llevo a descubrir que su tarjeta de debito fue usada en otro estado y lejos de casa "da coraje, uno trabaja para substitir y llega otro muy facil y agarra el dinero que no es de

. >> todd lam was bringing his children to sprouts for to weeks. >> steven o'toole has dropped off his son here for two and a half years and pops in from time to time and saw nothing of concern duncan is a great guy and loves kids and you feel like factually here and it's a shame. >> police are concerned there may be other victims telling parents that attend the free school to look for signs of withdrawal or other behavior. and talk to their kids. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >>> the latest accuweather alert we have been hit by unsettled weather this afternoon and the tri-state area is peppered by pop-up storms, and route 30 and make that route 70 in cherry hill it has the same problem in areas severe street flooding as you can see. there are flash flood warnings in effect. the sudden rain and wind brought down a tree on atkins avenue in wilmington. meteorologist cecily tynan is live at the "action news" big board. today cecily it holds through when it rains it pours. this storm can pull down a lot of rain in a short period of time. triggered by a short wave of upper level

sorry. lam 78. it was mad. you get to 21, it get married, buy a house, have kids. we got divorced. it was not easy at all. especially as she could not talk to anyone about it. you could actually get arrested for it. they used to raid houses. when did you come out? not until i was 31. we have been together now for 34 years and we are very happy. 45 years i have been slapping this on. i was married at 17, divorced just after 19 and i have two boys in that time. it is the wonderful bobby! # i am what i am. 0pening uk pride was such an honour. the crowd is going crazy for you. i do so many festivals up and down the country but to be asked to come today to hull is fantastic. it is amazing. an amazing day. 50 years, and i know, these years have passed for the better. i am so proud now that things have come on in leaps and bounds, for everyone, whether you're a transgender or whatever, gay, straight, we can all come together. # i'll come get my things, but i can't let go. # i'm waiting for it, that feeling, i wanted. we have come down out to the urban stage, but a couple

the barriers became a symbol and not a solution to complex problems. lam iaman i am an american...ut has family on both sides of the border. as artists we have to reflect our reality. having to cross the border so many times growing up, it definitely resonated with my understanding of restrictions and placing borders on people. so in the same — i took that to my music, i attached that to my music. it‘s like if i don‘t agree there is a border that needs to be crossed in orderfor there is a border that needs to be crossed in order for people to live ina crossed in order for people to live in a particular place, i made the effort not to put borders and restrictions on my music. there are an estimated 11 million million undocumented immigrants living in the us. he has relatives among them and trump‘s rhetoric against these people has left them dreading the prospect of his family breaking up. i had prospect of his family breaking up. ihada prospect of his family breaking up. i had a family member that had to go toa i had a family member that had to go to a government building, from the

kind of nice of that celebration if na situation like this you can get multiple players bam lam bow leapingthere you go. a couple of years ago was my first time here. i went over to that wall. thinking that is a gigantic -- it's really not that big a leap. it's not. >> mike: did you go? >> scott: of course not. am i stupid? >> mike: you're chirping. you didn't go? >> scott: no. i asked a couple of guys about it. jordy nelson the first i asked about it. he said that may be true but when you got cleats on and you het that hard area right in front of it, you could try to set yourself for that leap and have your feet fly out from underneath. you get a little attentive as you get over toward the wall is what jordy told me. >> mike: i know you and jordy are tight, you know, but if you're going to churp liirp lik you have to make the leap. i think michael clark had a leap. that is pretty cool. >> scott: taysom hill got his touchdown. nice drive. congratulations to the big man. >> mike: i love seeing that. >> scott: nine seconds to go, probably time for one more play. what you have on both sides al

he is not right, sadly. lam ready to this out on its own? he is not right, sadly.t about party politics or point—scoring. i am about party politics or point—scoring. lam passionate about party politics or point—scoring. i am passionate about it, as is everyone in that building. yes, we need to get our act together and that is what this was about, let's speak with one voice, letters make it easier for the government to talk to the north of england. but they have to play their part too, we cannot have a 21st—century rail syste m cannot have a 21st—century rail system without multi—million pound backing from the government. they have given london that kind of support and they now need to give it to us. you talk about london but why should the north get this special treatment? it is not special treatment, londoners over many years have had the investment and we have only asked for what the government has promised. they started saying we will have a northern powerhouse. we say great, but where is it? you can't make promises to be bouffier and not expect people to be cyn

lam bah legal called it dishonorable to the estimated 15,000 transgender military service members. in media yesterday, the group delaware county indivisible echoed the feeling the ban is discriminatory. the activists hope the rally will draw attention to the issue. >> it makes me angry. it makes me sad. this is the united states of america. land of the free. and we should be free to live the way we need to live. i'm not hurting anyone living the way i do. >> the military has not implemented the transgender ban yet. the pentagon has said it was waiting for guidance from the white house. a report indicates the white house has approved that guidance and is now headed to the defense secretary. >>> happening today, the eagles will hold their second and final free open practice at lincoln financial field. you're looking at last sunday's open practice which drew more than 20,000 fans. today's event begins this morning at 10:00. the open workout will give fans another chance to see the birds, rookies, and their team favorites while posing for selfies and getting autographs. nbc 10 is your

i even when i'm on vacation, i can't relax, because i worry. lam even when i'm on vacation, i can't relaxlephone to wherever i need to be. i'm never relax. if you're working all the time, you get burned out really fast. to take vacation time, spend time with the family, do anything, you reset your brain. got to have your quiet time to do what you need to do. i'm from germany. i needed to take all my days. npr's white house reporter scott horsley is in newjersey, following donald trump's summer holiday. it is typicalfor it is typical for presidents to get out of town, out of washington, dc, in the august, when they swamp kabir specially swamping. 17 days is a little longer than some presidents have taken, but a correspondent for cbc -- cbs have taken, but a correspondent for cbc —— cbs radio has demonstrated that while president trump has taken more days away than his immediate predecessor, president obama, he is taken predecessor, president obama, he is ta ke n less predecessor, president obama, he is taken less time away then say george w bush did. taken less time away then say george w

i am hello. lam ben hello. i am ben bland with the business news.onfounding the critics — japan beats expectations as it records its fastest rate of growth in more than two years. and following the anniversary marking the birth of modern india and pakistan, we'll take a look at how the economies have diverged since the end of british rule. hello and welcome to bbc news. at least 17 people have been killed in a gun attack on a restaurant in ouagadougou, the capital of burkina faso. the government described it as a terrorist attack but it's not yet clear who carried it out. the incident took place around 200 metres from a similar attack in january last year. bill hayton reports. violence return to the main streets of ouagadougou. security forces sealed off the area around the turkish restaurant and try to treat the wounded. witnesses said three men arrived in a cloud and opened fire on those sitting inside. anyone who could rain. translation: we have just finished eating and had left the restaurant. will waiting for the driver to come to and pick us u

and we're going to go now to lam lamar, texas where sharon miller is on the phone with us.she lost her home tonight, ran out of her house, and is staying with neighbors. sharon, can you hear me? >> yes, ma'am. >> how are you doing tonight? >> well, we're doing better now that we made it through the first half. we're sitting in the eye of the storm right now. but we've evacuated to our neighbor has a railroad container storm shelter inside his barn. so we've evacuated to his storm shelter. >> how did you -- what was the damage like to your home? what happened? >> we had a metal roof, and it peeled all the metal off the roof. so of course then the rain proceeded to start coming through and leaking through the wood, which then causes -- it's a two-story home. but then the sheet rock proceeds to start falling in on the bottom half of the house. the walls did not cave but it's basically raining in the house now. >> you sound very composed for someone who just lost their home tonight. what's your plan? sharon? i think we lost the phone call tonight. clearly we're going to continu

hello. lam duncan i am duncan golestani. one person has died and at least 19 people injured when a car was driven into a crowd in charlottesville, in the us state of virginia. two police officers died in a helicopter crash outside the town, but it's not clear whether this was linked to the violence. brawls erupted between counter—protesters and white nationalists attending a protest march against plans to remove a statue of a general who had fought for the pro—slavery confederacy during the us civil war. the governor of virginia said his only message for the white supremacists was to "go home". you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. shame on you. you pretend that you are patriots, but you are anything but a patriot. you wa nt to you are anything but a patriot. you want to talk about patriots? talk about thomas jefferson and george washington. they brought our country together. think about the patriots today, the young men and women who are wearing the cloth of our country. somewhere around the globe, they are putting

. >> reporter:meet tina lam and michael cheng who for a mere $90,000 are now the proud owners of presidiorace, one of the most exclusive streets in san francisco. while it's a dream come true for the young couple -- >> first generation immigrant here. so i came here as international student with just one suitcase. >> reporter: it could be a nightmare for the homeowners who paid millions of dollars for their houses. are you going to try to sell it back to the homeowners? >> i don't really want to just because i'm not trying to make money or anything. >> reporter: built in 1905 the private street has been home for a number of prominent san franciscans including u.s. senator diane feinstein, but thanks to 30 years of the homeowners association tax bill going to the wrong address and the taxes not being paid, the street and sidewalks as well all wound up on the treasurer's internet tax auction. >> it's very, very rare in san francisco that what actually goes on the auction block is a real property of value. >> reporter: did you know what street you were buying when you bought it? >> i had som

based filmmaker rodney cohen and john shank to talk about the making of an inconvenient sequel, monica lam has the interview. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> so why now, ten years after the documentary, an inconvenient truth, why is the sequel needed. >> what happened ten years later is the potential for renewable energy and the sustainable energy revolution as al calls it has come to fruition in a big way. >> we are seeing a tremendous amount of positive change. >> the cost of solar and wind, the down curve is as dramatic as the upcurve that he showed in the movie and so there is drama that will move faster toward the solutions and mother nature which is screaming louder and louder, hey, the storms are move intense, the seas are rising, the ice is melting, it is worse than we thought it would be, it is a real drama. >> you show that in this documentary. you who do you think will win the race. >> between mother nature and the sustainability revolution, hopefully mankind will get on top of this. al gore talks about the drama of the sustainability revolution being