up until 2015 though lamb led a quiet lie. if managing this bookstore on a busy streets in hong kong. it served a nice market customers came looking for gossipy political books banned in mainland china. but then one after another lamb and 4 men linked to the bookstore mysteriously disappeared. lam says his ordeal started when he went to visit his girlfriend in mainland china. and called oneness or go some to her country guy her your boyfriend i just heard you know someone higher up or. summoned geo by. our and i'm all. sorts of are to stop some so do not jar go right or no call her up. back in hong kong speculation grew but the booksellers had been kidnapped and were being held in mainland china. thousands of people took to the streets demanding answers. inside his cell in mainland china cut off from the outside world had no idea what was happening in hong kong couldn't think yet. he didn't realize he'd appeared alongside 3 of his bookstore colleagues in a report produced by hong kong based phoenix television in it the men con

lamb winkie peter dahlan and angela quaid have also filed complaints toff come on.come back up keep on low ball thing that all you have i'm all cause i'm a bankruptcy. i'm up a young soldier in all. i am printers and you gotta live on what i am or you are. he's lost his bookstore and his life he heard and says he still receives occasional threats but lamb says it's worth the risk to draw attention to china's forced confessions. israelis go to the polls for the 3rd time in less than a year the 2 main parties having failed to form a governing coalitions and prime minister netanyahu facing the start of his corruption trial will israel finally solve its political crisis at a 3rd attempt to get the latest updates on al-jazeera. he started as a modest man. carry a soldier who never imagined he might one day become president of egypt. he had an ambitious wife and son he became an autocrat and was imprisoned for your own lawful killing of protesters. the story of the rise and fall of hosni mubarak the family episode one. al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jaz

jennie lamb is my choice for the board of education. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we all know that making decisions like this are very difficult, but we know that the board of education is an important institution, one that former members of the board of supervisors, like shamann walton and matt haney have served on. i want to thank matt heaney or feedback that you provided on filling the term of your seat. i think we have someone that may not be able to fit in your h shoes but will fill your shoes. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to thank susan solomon and ken tray and others from uesf. really appreciate you all being here as well as members of the school board who i see, my deer friend, rachel norton, thank you so much. and one of the newest members of the board of educations, allison collins. i see city college member ivy lee, thank you so much for being here, as well as members of the board of supervisors, gordon mar and ahsha safai for an individual we know is going to do a great job on the board of education, supporting or chi

so what why don't they have a lamb when key never intended to be an activist. but these days he's a regular at pro-democracy protests in hong kong and an outspoken critic of the chinese regime. up until 2015 though lamb led a quiet life managing this bookstore on a busy streets in hong kong. it served a nice market customers came looking for gossipy political books banned in mainland china. but then one after another and 4 men linked to the bookstore mysteriously disappeared. lam says his ordeal started when he went to visit his girlfriend in mainland china. i'm told one is your uncle very some guy haven't heard of or from tretton i just heard you know someone i wrote with. some and geo by geo our and imo the. source of or to stop something i do not jr go read. no call. back in hong kong speculation grew but the booksellers had been kidnapped and were being held in mainland china. thousands of people took to the streets demanding answers. inside his cell in mainland china cut off from the outside world had no idea what was happening in hong kong couldn't think

lamb bleats this lamb is only half a day old.lambing shed to make sure it survived. eh, what's up with you? the rules that govern its life will soon be debated at the highest levels. a large proportion of uk lamb is sold to europe. if trade negotiations with the eu fail, he could face a 40% drop in the price he gets. i would certainly have to reconsider my sheep enterprise. it's as simple as that. like i say, lambing at the moment, i've been lambing a month, doing 20 hour days. quite honestly, i wouldn't see the point in getting up through the night to check lamb and ewes if necessary. there is also the crucial issue of post brexit border checks, which the government has now said is inevitable. they could create real problems for producers. well, they absolutely fundamentally need a free and frictionless trading relationship with europe. it will only add costs to farmers here and costs to consumers, if we don't have that free and frictionless trade. many farming businesses are looking for a larger slice of the international marke

[lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happen every 10 years or so, but it's becoming more frequent. [lamb bleating] [child chattering] toyoda: there is about 750,000 people living in the care districts where infrastructure is very limited. toyoda: the young people in mongolia is no different from any otheher young people livingn other couountrs. they arere very currious about what the ururban life can offer to them. toyoda: we need better long-term strategies to make sure that the livestock sector will become more sustainable. so it's probably better that we focus our assistance toward marginal herders, especially to try to protect their livestock so that they can maintain their traditional nomadic way of life. annocer: "eah focus"s made ossible part by.. man:n: our peoplple have livivee for thousandnds of yearsrs and t just survived, butut really thriveved. different man: the valley was plumbed. the more you spread water, thehe more lifefe you ha. different man:

it is not quite the lamb job time for the corporation.once was. —— glamorousjob. they quite the lamb job it once was. —— glamorous job. they may end quite the lamb job it once was. —— glamorousjob. they may end up fighting for the bbc‘s survival. glamorousjob. they may end up fighting for the bbc's survival. the headhunters sweetly brought in for this. while they will not reveal a salary, they want someone with demonstrable resilience! i imagine you are rolling yourself out?|j demonstrable resilience! i imagine you are rolling yourself out? i am. iam. you are rolling yourself out? i am. i am. dangerous to have people on the screen running the place as well. it is a difficult time for bbc. not only are there these ongoing issues about how it is releva nt ongoing issues about how it is relevant and compete for funding but the government has set itself up for a fight already. the big threat is netflix. it did not do very well at the oscars. people who did would be the oscars. people who did would be the sort of film you would see on bbc four

they followed their lambs and will try swimming.o panic when they're in water or even near water. they are not really designed for swimming as you can imagine. i said one of the pets recall pebbles was like a hippopotamus at the side, she was very graceful but obvious to the weight of her wool in the water was quite challenging for her. has the danger passed now? the tide has gone out and has receded but however we are seeing more of these events as they are very short and sharp weather events that cause a lot of unpredictable flooding. a lot of complex pledges fence is going up the just pushes water for and further downstream and again some of the agencies need to start and look at the bigger picture. the drainage, the dishes, the brooks and taking ca re of the dishes, the brooks and taking care of them in the summer months. and they can get the things looking long term because the productivity is not only affect the business it also affects the ecosystems and wildlife overall. great to talk to you and many congratulations, heroic

well borders will now be closed to according to that announcement from carrie lamb today that will be considered big news by some others they are very critical of the fight over not all borders remain closed there are some that is so open it is still relatively easy for people from the mainland to cross here into hong kong that is something that has been i received a lot of criticism not just for the currents of kerry lamb and her government but within her own party as well people today calling for all those borders to be shut particular consent about the after numbers of flights will continue to arrive into hong kong now that has been particularly criticism from the medical sector they say that it leaves them very exposed as so many people still coming in from the mainland they've announced a 5 day strike which began today thousands of people in known front line rose walked off the job will will call for the job again tomorrow that school to be moved front line stuff they said that the measures announced by kerry lam today simply do no it's go far enough now carol lam is that a compl

this lamb is only half a day old.l soon be debated at the highest levels. a large proportion of uk lamb is sold to europe. if trade negotiations with the eu fail, he could face a 40% drop in the price he gets. i would certainly have to reconsider my sheep price. it's as simple as that. lambing at the moment, i've been lambing a month, doing 20 hours a day, i honestly wouldn't see the point in getting that through the fla m point in getting that through the flam checks as necessary stop when there is also the crucial issue of post breaks imported checks, which the government has now set are inevitable. they could create real problems for producers. well, they are absolutely fundamentally need a free and frictionless trading relationship with europe. it will only add costs to farmers here and costs to consumers to farmers here and costs to consumers if we don't have that free and for frictionless trade. many farming businesses are looking for a larger slice of the international market. this is a single gloucester being

kong needs to take as many preventative measures as possible to stop the spread of this virus carry lamb and mounting today further measures she said anybody traveling from mainland china will now be quarantined to 14 days as of february 8th in an attempt to try and stop the spread of this virus charlotte's health and pale in hong kong thank you charlotte. now to syria where a government offensive against the last rebel stronghold is causing one of the biggest waves of displacement in the 9 year civil war the united nations humanitarian coordination office says that more than half a 1000000 people have been forced to flee and it lived province since the beginning of december 80 percent of them are women and children now our next report comes from an orphanage that offers children some respite from the fighting. rare moments of happiness and which could be can simply be a child the 11 year old fled with her 2 brothers from the bombs to the southeast of the city of. the family home was hit by russian fighter jets the father fell into the hands of government troops no one knows if he's stil

is also stepping up measures to prevent the outbreak from spreading of the territories leader kerry lamb has announced she will shut almost all land and sea border control points to the mainland from midnight to stem the spread of the virus that's been handed it is charlotte shells and pillows standing by for us in hong kong high charlotte what more can you tell us about these measures. well more borders will now be closed to according to that announcement from kerry land today that will be considered good news by some others they are very critical of the fight over not all borders remain closed there are some that is so open it is still relatively easy for people from the mainland to cross here into hong kong that is something that has been i received a lot of criticism not just for acquaintance of kerry lamb and her government but within her own party as well people today calling all those borders to be shut particular consent about the after numbers of flights will continue to arrive into hong kong now that has been particularly criticism from the medical sector they say that it leave

while pet lamb maintains that it does not purchase from substandard breeders there's no doubt that the vast majority of puppies sold in their stores come from large scale commercial kennels where the parents of those puppies will spend their whole lives in a cage. in 2009 the humane society of the united states released an exhaustive investigation into shipment over 3 months of more than $15000.00 puppies across the country the report determined that 95 percent of the puppies in pet land stores come from large scale commercial. kennels i work at a gym right next to a pet lab and i see it all the time and i've even stopped and said you know even to a young couple you know a kid say beef do me a favor before you go in there you know google puppy mills oh we know a popular shows us why are you going to buy a dog. i know rescues that have puppies right now what do you look at for a lot of the dogs that are purchased in pet stores we we end up with them because the families can afford their medical care they have some birth defect or some chronic problem or worms or parvo or anything that a

began a 3rd day of strikes in the city but he wants a meeting with hong kong chief executive kerry lamb to discuss officially closing the border with mainland china a move a believe would hope the spread of the corona virus that has infiltrated hong kong and already killed one man. earch to solve this situation by coming out. and talk to us the world health organization has declared the virus a global emergency but not a pandemic in other words it might be spreading but don't panic currently we are not independent make. we are in phase where it's an epidemic with. foresight and we will try to distinguish the transmission in each of these sites. china was praised this week by the w.h.o. for its reaction to the outbreak with the virus relatively well contained until now . it's all right and for more we go to charlotte and kill our correspondent in hong kong who is at the harbor there and charlotte and we'd like to ask you what is happening with the passengers on board that quarantined cruise ship because we heard that there was a man taken from the hong kong cruise liner into the ambulanc

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is eventually brought under control and now it's been a good few days that even a week since kerry lamb the the head of their hong kong put in place that demanded tree 2 week quarantine order for all those travelling from mainland china that must have had a big impact then on the number of people making the crossing. yes it certainly has the number of people entering hong kong is now down to a trickle but of course when carrie lamb announced she was going to close the border she gave people you know 3 days' notice and in the days leading up to the closure of the border we saw hundreds of thousands of people pour into hong kong and of course some of them could well have been infected so it was a case of you know too little too late the issue at the moment in hong kong is the is quarantine centers that have been a number of protests taking place in hong kong by people who don't want these quarantine centers put in their neighborhoods it's a case of not in my backyard and we are expecting there to be a major protest this weekend over that issue a.j. and thank you for that adrian brown ther

honey lamb, it's wild beekeeping.mentary as beekeeping, but then it becomes so much else, it becomes is a story of mothers and daughters in a way of life that's starting to disappear. it does all of this in a way that's almost imperceptible, that you almost imperceptible, that you almost don't notice it's shifting from one tone from it the other. this is one of these films that i knew nothing about going in other than the title, and one of the great i°ys than the title, and one of the great joys of cinema is it can take you somewhere you absolutely didn't expect. this is what honey land did for me. i love the big sweeping planes and some of it was really tough. no, absolutely! challenging cinema is what's make cinema important although some people just wa nt important although some people just want gone with the wind. see you next time. enjoy your cinema going. see you soon, bye—bye. hello. what a week of whether it has been. we've had a lot of rain and significant flooding in parts of the uk. i'm sure what you want n

lamb which warns losses from the virus up until april could be as high as 200000000 euros and the impact isn't just being felt in the air it's a problem on the ground with so many border disruptions hundreds of trucks wait patiently to enter china in the northern vietnamese province of long saum fuel storage easier to just reopen one of the main border crossings. the green light for hundreds of tons of goods that was stuck here for weeks. the outbreak has affected us badly since the lunar new year most drivers have stayed at home. some of the trucks have been held up here for more than a month so the goods have gone bad or spoiled overall it's hit us hard. close the checks on the trucks and drivers by customs are aimed at preventing the covert 19 virus from spreading any further the trucks are also sprayed with disinfectant and even though beijing says the rate of infection is going down in china the world health organization hasn't given any hint of an all clear. that. new to show a decline in confirmed cases once again we are encouraged by this but this is no time for complacency despi

with one common thread underpinning boasts distrust of the government and its chief executive carrie lamb the priest is on the wall it may have changed it taking a look around it is clear that the anger which fueled a lot of the protests can't be papered over quite as easily. as the death toll in china mounts many of slammed hong kong for keeping its borders open. for this to be a shortage of face mosques and towns on the ties that have sparked panic buying and fear. one prominent voice than amongst the anger is hong kong's vast community of pro-democracy activists. during the protests campaign is simon loud common qualm use the space to make props for the demonstrations. when the virus hits they swapped helmets by hand sanitizer using the network to source the donations and ingredients filling in they say where authorities have failed. proof that while they may have pushed tools on the protests the movement is just as focused as ever i'm very confident. because this government will upset all people not just a political belief but also all people in the community and all of their supporte

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. >> spicily lamb meatball sandwich. >> reporter: by 2014, grubhub had gone public. today it's worth $4.5 billion. but it's battling for business with new competitors with big investors behind them, including uber it's, postmate, and biggest of them all, doordash, which is valued at more than $12 billion. >> you've got three of these things? >> yes. >> reporter: all different apps? >> all different apps. >> reporter: white mays uses almost all the apps to sell their rice bowls. kathy valera bought the restaurant in 2018. you seem pretty busy walking in. why even bother being on the apps? >> because when i bought the restaurant a year and a half ago, it wasn't that busy. ki ba. then she signed up with grubhub. >> the first day was $300. the second day was $400. oh my god, this is amazing. today it is $3,000. so that's why like, i'm in love with all the type of apps that we have. >> reporter: but all those orders are not free. what do you pay for grubhub? >> 20%. >> reporter: a lot of restaurants complain that commission is too high. they provide the food. you make the

wake up in the dark and hear the screaming of the lambs? >> "silence of the lambs" becomes one of three films ever to win best actor, best adaptive screen play and best alktder for hannibal lector with maybe 16 minutes of screen time. >> how come i didn't let you go? >> because i didn't ask him. >> the thing i love so much about "thelma and louise" is that was a dprat love story between two women. >> these two friends decide to get away and things get off the rails really quickly. >> shut up. >> please don't hurt me. >> as hole, i'm going to splatter your ugly face all over this nice car. >> i was driving home one night and it hit me two women go on a crime spree. it wasn't just that idea. i saw the whole movie in one flash. >> bam, you're a -- >> i think he's going to -- >> nah, i don't think so. >> it's an odyssey of two women on their last journey. they didn't know it was the last journey, therefore the journey had to be magnificent. >> i know what they're going through, i understand the choices they made. >> let's keep going. >> what do

. >> if anybody has seen the silence of the lambs, where the killer had that, tried to get that couch into the van, and he's got a cast on, that all came from ted bundy. >> can i help you with that? >> would you? >> sure. >> he kidnapped and killed the two young women. >> those abductions were very brazen and in front of literally thousands of witnesses. >> police asked the public to send in any photos or videos taken that day. police knew the suspect drove a volkswagen and were able to produce this composite sketch. your co-workers brought over the sketch to show to you. was it because they thought the sketch looked like ted? >> yes e the >> yes, there was something about it that grabbed my attention, something about the jaw line. wow. >> and you called seattle police? >> yeah. a tip line that they had set up. >> there was something like 3,000 potential teds who may or may not drive a volkswagen, and he was one of them. but he had this terrific, spotless, clean record. >> you have to understand that detective work was organized in a very different way in the '70s. there was no dna ev

this farmer has just received a lamb. by donating sheep to local families the conservationists hope to encourage people to stay out of the forest. we're now into our young days i feel happy about winning a sheep but as a farmer it will help me fertilize my field be able to come with you instead of going into intending for can those national park which is the home of the mountain you going to is too quick to do so c. is found there can you be sure it's going to be. growing to 60 as in the 40s they can looking for meat that used to happen before but when you give them sheep it's a no 10 up to you to why they have been quite acting from with a mountain of what has had. the most exciting part of the classes is an excursion into volcanoes national park there the schoolchildren get an opportunity to see the mountain gorillas in their natural environment and they come up to discover wow i dismounted what it as because they have been watching them in the field. seeing them through visuals or we were showing them today so and they

hong kong has forced the territory to shut down most of its borders with mainland china leader kerry lamb says 10 border points were temporarily closed and the city is now facing a shortage of protective facemasks an hour earlier in hong kong hundreds of medical workers walked off the job as part of a push for leaders to shut down the border with the mainland at least 361 people have died in china more than 17000 have been infected a newly built hospital has started treating patients and at the center will han chinese stocks plunged by nearly 8 percent on monday their biggest fall since 2015 the central bank has pledged a $173000000000.00 boost adrian brown is in hong kong with more on how the territory is coping with this outbreak. well this is causeway bay one of the busiest areas of hong kong and one of the few places where you can now buy facemasks it's a case of supply and demand little supply and plenty of demand it's the same story across the border in mainland china where the government on monday appealed to the international community for more medical supplies especially face mas

have you been the sacrificial lamb because he decided to stay in hisjob?as had to advisers. only me who was wa nted had to advisers. only me who was wanted to go asked to leave and slightly different situation to sajid javid. i have nothing but respect for robert buckland and think he is a great lord chancellor and implement it fantastic and very well needed reforms especially after the terror attacks within the last few weeks. i know he will go one to a great career, not only is lord chancellor, but i imagine an even higher office. interesting you say you have great respect for him because of course sajid javid said he didn't think any self—respecting minister could agree to get rid of his advisers. so you still have that self—respect for your old bosque? yes indeed. and for domine coming. the thing about government is that when you go into it as a special adviser, but piers morgan once called the vile little creatures who are the bad carriers and advisers, you are a friend as well as a an employee. —— back carriers. —— dominic coming. and with the cases

cross now to finding us live on the lamb which lambeth bridge pardon me i am in london so now that it's here i guess it's going to time to figure out what the real implications are and jane. that's exactly right people are now turning their attention to this transition period you're hearing about in rory's report ending at the end of 2020 and boris johnson there talking about making a success of it we're hearing in the british press that his approach to the negotiations with the you trade negotiators shortly will be to promise full customs and border checks on goods coming in from the e.u. to the u.k. as a strategy for a bit of a more on the on the on the wisdom of this approach i'm joined by mo hussein who was advisor to the former prime minister david cameron what exactly do you make now of this seemingly different approach where as we've been hearing all along about no friction and things basically trying to go forward as smoothly as they can it seems to be quite a change doesn't it is quite a change and i think this is a negotiating tactic that we've had the end of the beginning so

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they're demanding the government close the border with china after embattled hong kong leader kerry lamb left 3 remaining checkpoints open. or more now let's cross over to correspondent mathias berlinger who's standing by for us in beijing mathias this coronavirus fatality in hong kong must be making people even more nervous there how are authorities in hong kong dealing with it. you know authorities have been hesitant to react there are a few issues in hong kong one is the closure of the border posts. the government has hesitated to do so it has now announced to close several border posts but to the some others open and a lot of people are unhappy about that many demand a complete closure of the border as long as this crisis is lost other issues are that they are struggling to find places where they can set up isolation stations or. to bring in the. the sick. current teen stations and many people living in the neighborhood when the plans show up when the plans become clear that the government is planning to do something trying to block this so it is a big issue for the hong kong governm

venting law and order squarely rests on the shoulders of the hong kong is a our cover those carry lambs will know the hong kong government is doing whatever they can to make sure that violence does not degenerate into real chaos always seen the picture that has been my think home cause of democracy and everyone has the right to protest and demonstrate if such protests and demonstrations are legal are just made in law is the principal thing that we need to promote in addition to democracy and human rights then we did actually talk about us n.g.o.s and their involvement in the situation ongoing i got to ask you given that the indian a commissioner told me on this program to going underground that as regards the flood and an accession of kashmir by the indian government that the india's position was they wanted better governance in kashmir will china recognise indian occupation of chinese kashmir or china india have very good relations with the 2 largest populations in the world and both countries need to do the right thing to promote good neighborly relations between china and india pakis

impeachment trial in a lengthy statement of the white house he thanked supporters and colleagues and lambenjoyed a witch—hunt for the past three years. it was evil, it was corrupt, it was dirty cops. it was corrupt, it was dirty cops. it was lea kers and was corrupt, it was dirty cops. it was leakers and liars. and this should never, ever happen to another president, ever. i don't know that other presidents would have been able to take it. some people said no, they wouldn't have. it's a celebration, because we have something that just worked celebration, because we have something thatjust worked out. i mean, it worked out. we went through hell, unfairly, did nothing wrong. did nothing wrong. i've done things wrong in my life. they will admit. not purposely, but i've done things wrong. but this is what the end result is. applause . high bidwell washington correspondent gary 0'donoghue earlier and he gave us more detail on donald trump's comments. he was speaking to about 200 leading republicans, congressmen, senators, but a great and good, that sort of thing. this 13—year—old son was there

will so obviously be very painful for ferber lamb and particularly for the industries that service that fair and benefit from it so. hotels other tourism industry things and this could also have a pick and parked on the airlines that have already seen a wave of cancellations but it could also have a signaling a fact and sort of imply that there will be other epic cancellations throughout germany we're already seeing this at an international level and switzerland today they cancelled the geneva international auto show which is a huge source of tourism for a lot of the for that for that city but i think it public health officials are really struggling with this question of how do you deal with that of outbreak and we'll see more of these. when the worldwide financial impact of the corona virus outbreak is spreading just as much as the virus is and global markets are heading for the worst week since the financial crash in 2008 invest as ditching risky assets on fears that the coronavirus could trigger a worldwide recession germany's dax plummeted by more than 5 percent in morning trading a

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although stop short of banning all travel to and from the mainland the city's chief executive curry lamb they following advice for the territory's inhabitants like. i strongly advise home car is a dance through friends from going to places where there is another great club including the main like unless it's absolutely necessary though full year well the base journalists where they coronavirus was 1st recorded gave us are very glimpse into how the chinese set is coping with the spread of the disease. given the potential human to human transmission there's no public transportation in the epicenter of the current of ours the city is situated by younger river near where i'm standing and locals may take ferries from one side to the other side and commute by buses taxis and subways then and we can read a notice saying at a stop each of the ferry began at $950.00 on january 23rd in there is no definite for the recovery who has health authorities has issued a travel ban to album tourist groups and vehicles entering and leaving the city will be subject to checkpoints where the temperature of pas