leah: this is taking the idea a step farther.l this stuff is coming into his work, he soon he is making work out of a quilt and pillow. there are strokes of pencil on the pillow likely made by another partner and friend working in his studio at that moment in time. suddenly, these things that are ordinary objects have an turned into a painting. it makes you ask questions about what is a painting, what are its terms? it suggests a kind of intimacy, a place in which you live. it reconfigures the idea of painting as it had been known before, which kept the world out. ♪ ♪ josh: i'm josh horowitz of mtb news filling in for charlie rose. zoe lister-jones is here. he is the writer, director and producer of the film "band aid." it follows a couple that turns their arguments into songs. the los angeles times calls "band aid," a charming and profoundly lifting film. here's the trailer. >> it's one dish. >> one dish. >> you happen to be quite the dish zani. -- nazi. super offensive. i come from a long line of holocaust survivors. >> how can

leah: they are living in fulton street.e calls his friend, the composer john cage, and asked him to bring his model a ford. he lays out 20 sheets of typewriter paper on the ground glued together. he has cage drive through a pool of ink and a very straight along the paper to create this image. he laughed later that kate was printer and press. charlie: the next is called "charlene." leah: this is an extraordinary image. begin to an idea of what rauschenberg's revolution was. he wants to create art that lets the world in. first he put scraps of paper and comics, but soon enough it's a lightbulb in, reflectors, a mirror, all the stuff of the world. i think he is saying that if you want to make art about the real world, it has to include the real world. charlie: next is "bed." leah: this is taking the idea a step farther. as all of this is coming into his work, he soon he is making work out of a quilt and pillow. there are strokes on the pillow likely made by another friend. suddenly these things that are ordinary objects have a

leah is very important to suffer because without leah, these producers can't fill the roles. and so, it's apparent to pick the person if you are disabled and you don't have talent, you're not going to get a job. let's face it. we can't approach the industry as a pity principle. we have to higher the rate purchase for the role. >> who are the people you would pick that are really the trendsetters? >> i would say i have not worked with them one-on-one, but the production team for transparent are really doing a good job. i think also this is as, the production team from this is us. there are quite a few that are doing a lot. i think it starts there. obviously as i was saying it starts in the narrative. he tried to get them to understand you have to write these stories so we can include actors with disabilities. a lot of times it is not on the page, so then it becomes the director is part to try and get them to consider selling his soul for this. >> i'll give you a personal example. as you probably all know, twin peaks is back on showtime 25th anniversary. just to show you, direc

[applause] >> officer nicole ba tag leah, medal of valor prebtd to officer nicole ba tag leah, alexandriadepartment, virginia for demonstrating extraordinary courage in saving the lives of two u.s. capitol police officers, members of congress, their families and congressional staff. officer ba tag leah engaged the assailant, exchanging gunfire at close range and ultimately neutralizing him. [applause] >> officer alexander jensen, medal of valor presented to officer alexander jensen for swift and val yent action in responding to an active shooter. officer jensen put himself in harm's way during the tifr shooter incident moving without recover and drawing fire from the assailant until the assailant was subdued and the safety of the members of congress, their families and congressional staff was ensured. [applause] >> officer kevin jobe. medal of valor presented to officer kevin jobe, alexandria, virginia for placing himself in grave danger to protect two u.s. capitol police officers, members of congress, their families and congressional staff. officer jobe engaged an active shooter, neutral

leah remini scientology and the aftermath. welcome back our buddy leah remini. great to see you.. and on this show he once whipped 10 grand out of his pants but tonight he has something else in his pants. it's his new very fancy crown brand underwear line. 50 cent.

she recognized leah, having done a checkup on her the week before.hortly before getting her own labor induced, dr. hess stepped in. helping deliver leah's healthy baby girl just in the nick of time. >> luckily she came in and saved the day in time. it just goes to show you what an amazing person she is. >> i couldn't have predicted this. i mean, this was definitely working until the very last seconds. >> reporter: as for dr. hess, her baby girl, ellen joyce, patiently waited her turn to come into the world. >> just a few hours before she was born, she got to participate in a birth, too. >> reporter: two baby girls born after a chance encounter between two moms. for "today," maya resignation, nbc news -- maya rodriguez, nbc news. >> so glad and so -- >> maybe the kids can be like cousins. maybe they could be buddies. >> great. by the way, dave, this is your department -- these people are dressed wrong. >> something going on there. come on, come on. come on, come on. oh! it's not raining yet. come on! there we go. >> what's going on? >> it's like i rem

. >> leah, quickly. quick. run. i need the rolling pin.ck, quick, quick, quick, quick. 911 in there! in there! in the baking drawer. i mean it. >> kate always seems so stressed out. "kate plus 8" was canceled by tlc back in september. but the network promised fans occasional updates of happenings in the gosselin clan. the result is three new episodes starting monday. >> it's our 13th birthday, and we're going 'glamping.' >> i can't believe my little brothers and sisters are 13 already. >> that's mady, one of the couple's twins. she turns 17 in october. the short season ends with the sextuplets' 13th birthday party. jon lost custody of their eight kids last year. he held a separate birthday party with four of the sextuplets, leah, hannah, aaden and joel. jon's still a part-time deejay. and just returned from a vacation in mexico with his girlfriend, colleen. as for kate, she posted this photo of the kids celebrating the fourth of july at a fireworks display over the weekend. hopefully she got to relax a little bit. little. >> i'm, like, lit

a party by a girl he met on facebook, 19-year-old samantha hughes and her 20-year-old best friend leahigliotti. >> he was like let's go do it, let's go be with these girls. and it didn't seem like that bad of an idea. >> had you ever met either of these girls before? >> no. >> reporter: but when they pulled up to this house at 22 harvest street, there wasn't a party. >> we followed the girls in the side door. the first thing i smelled was just like urine and feces. and it was totally disgusting. and i sat down on this leather couch, and the next thing i know is five to ten masked men in all black just come out with bats and pipes and guns. they're just screaming and demanding things. and the lights go black. i got up and ran as quickly as i could, made it halfway across the room. i got shot point blank in my left leg, and i got shot in my right leg, in my right calf. my femur was broken in half. they dragged us into the bathroom, leaned us up against the walls and duct taped our hands and legs together. >> am i in this video? are you recording, homey? >> i'm recording. >> reporter: the

>> leah says she lucked out to be in the same hospital with dr. hess. >>> animals drinking water is the best thing on the internet this week. coming up, how this >>> coming up at 48, the incredible shrinking airline seat. why the faa is taking a look at seat size and saving the salmon industry. livelihoods sustained by the sea, why they are now getting caught in a financial net. that story tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. now in case you missed it this weekend, an amazing video showing animals drinking water will definitely bring a smile to your face. have to see this. a zoo in germany came up with the idea of putting a camera at the bottom of a water bucket to see how different animals drink. we spotted a red panda right there taking a sip. there's also an elephant with his trunk and lions and ducks and other animals. they hope this unique perspective will bring attention to the importance of water conservation. very cute. before we go. we want to get you a little breaking news. you may like this. the city of los angeles has agreed to host 2028 gam

hess was one of leah johnson's doctors. >> i didn't notice anything out of the ordinary at all and myced that she had a hospital gown on. >> i said you know the baby's heart rate keeps dropping with your contractions i think we probably ought to just go ahead and break your water and let's have a baby. >> reporter: and she did, a perfect delivery. >> i walked back into my room, where my husband had been waiting and he said, "did you just deliver a baby?" and i said, "yes, i did," and i was ready to go. i got all my nerves out and i was like it's our turn, let's go ahead and have a baby ourselves. >> reporter: and dr. hess did, little ellen joyce. >> i felt like the whole pregnancy, this little baby girl was my sidekick. all of the surgeries that i was doing, she was always there with me. and i feel like just there up until the last minute she was working with me and delivered a little baby with me before she came into the world. >> so happy for those two families. tonight, we salute amanda hess for being america strong. >>> thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. "gma" first thin

hello, i'm leah boleto with today's sunday's sportsday.for some of this on the way we've got reaction from the third test at the oval. england take four wickets. south africa are struggling. elsewhere riding high — sebastian vettel‘s 1a points clear after winning the hungarian grand prix. and wigan will face hull fc in the challenge cup final — keep watching to find out how they did it. and team gb take silver in the four by 100 — we have a complete round up of the world swimming championships. all that to come plus we'll be the build up to england's women taking on france in the quarter—finals of euro 2017, but we'll start with cricket. england are closing in on a test series win against south africa. they set the tourists a formidable victory target of a92 in the third test at the oval. patrick gearey has been watching the action. sunday, lovely day to grow a lead. skyscraper size if possible. tom westley was the perfect man for the job, 50 on debut. joe root made 52, no change, but he knew this was not just about runs but time. go fast

i'm leah boleto.up on tonight's programme: the power of peaty — a second world record for adam peaty at the swimming world championships. he's out through injury. olympic champion greg rutherford says he's gutted to miss out on the world athletics championships next month. and we've got the latest back lash after the rfu's decision not to renew the contracts of england's women's15—a—side players. hello. welcome to the show. first tonight — he's done it again! adam peaty‘s broken his own world record for the second time in the same day at the world aquatics championships in budapest. the olympic gold medallist broke the 50—metre breaststroke record this morning in the heats, after saying he "wasn't really up for it". well, he's gone and done it again in the semi—finals, clocking a record—breaking 25.95 seconds. honestly, that is... this morning, i went 26.1 and i thought it would be hard to beat that, but coming out there tonight i was a bit down because the situation last few days, get yourself up for

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm leah boleto. lots to get through tonight, including... 6—0 england victory over scotland in the women's euros — the competition is on! game on at the para—athletics tonight too. maria lyle and sammi kinghorn take bronze for britain. and on the eve of the 146th open golf championship, we'll have all the latest build—up from birkdale. hello. welcome along, everyone. first, england made a huge statement tonight in their first match of the women's european championship in the netherlands — but it was an evening to forget for scotland in utrecht, as mark sampson's side thumped them 6—0 in their group match. adam wild was watching. this was the one they'd all been waiting for. their opening match of the tournament, but for scotland and england, this would always be very much more than that. the closest arrivals for these two sides was soon parted. england were a head inside ten minutes. they were one of the favourites to wind this championship, which scotland will be only too aware of. there efforts here only in vain. jodie taylor's second, eng

i'm leah boleto with tonights top stories you need to know about — coming up there's plenty of starsd stripes — at the top of the leader board after day one at the open. it's three out of three for hannah cockroft — gold again at the world para athletics this evening. iam i am ready for bed now! and he's almost there — chris froome closes in on a fourth tour de france victory. so we'll start with day one of the open golf at royal birkdale where it was a day of two halves as far as the weather was concerned, a windy morning tuned into a calm afternoon at the southport links, but scoring was tricky all day. plenty of big names already at the top of the leaderboard — including plenty of americans and a fair sprinkling of home—grown talent. joe lynskey rounds up the day's events. take golf to the seaside and the sport is its most brutal. at royal birkdale the conditions are part of the appeal and when golf becomes a stadium sport one man comes to life. ian poulter‘s surprise would lead british interests. two shots ahead of him the americans dog we are to the top. brooks koepka keeping up

i'm leah boleto. coming up: england are through to the final of the women's cricket world cup.ngland goalkeeperjoe hart has completed a loan move to west ham from manchester city. and michael matthews won stage 16 of the tour de france in a photo finish, as britain's chris froome retained the leader's yellow jersey. good evening. england beat south africa by two wickets in a tense semi—final to reach the final of the women's cricket world cup. england restricted south africa tojust 218 in bristol, which looked like a comfortable target. but the home side lost wickets cheaply through the middle order and were five wickets down, still needing more than 70 to win. it went down to the final over of the match. this was the first ball anya shrubsole faced, but she smashed it through the covers for a boundary to take england to the world cup final at lord's. at the women's european championship, france left it late to beat iceland in their first group c game. the french were one of the pre—tournament favourites, but needed a penalty from eugenie le sommer to give them victory with les

i'm leah boleto. coming up tonight. a different competition. a few new faces. but the same, intense rivalry. england take on scotland in the women's european championship. no golferfrom britain or northern ireland has ever won the open at royal birkdale. we'll hear from some who are hoping to change that this weekend. join me at the london stadium as i bring you the latest from the para—athletes it as britain tries to add to its tally of 20 medals. and it's been a good day for chris froome at the tour de france. he extends his lead to 27 seconds after stage 17. hello welcome to the programme. so just over an an hour to go before england and scotland's women face each other for the first time in a major tournament. they both start their campaign at the european championship and our correspondent, katie gornall, is in utrecht for us now. there are certain things you expect from the netherlands. and utrecht delivers. but while football is full of well trodden or assumptions, this tournament feels different. scotland are here for a start while england are here for

get there was bad even the i think the nikki examining examine our bodies badly against our brother leah. look eleven with phil has the i know man up that. is better than. those players various standing there is firmly that and those furthest progress think. you can see the furry deer. so this mall that is coming up. it shows that there is fire and a need this. benefit. there must have been at least two hundred fifty families living over one day and. it's all of finished. being mined in just for over one hundred years the rich coal seam used to be accessed using mine shafts but depletion meant digging giant open cost pits the fire that it smelled for decades suddenly burst into flames and spread widely on the ground. the target everybody wants school and the people living here are treated just like . our own so two hundred thousand families will have to be evacuated today or tomorrow there won't support. somebody has to resist some of these wars because these people these poor people have got no warrants and the people who got money they're not going to say anything they've got of us tod

it looked normal, i don't think you could tell i was wearing a hospital gown. >> reporter: leah's babydaughter made hers. the new moms reconnecting over skype. >> i've been talking about you for a week now. i'm glad to finally get to speak to you. >> i know, i'm glad you're doing well. >> reporter: leah counting her blessings, and dr. amanda too, both marveling in the births of their sweet little girls. >> i'm so happy. you deserve to be recognized. i tell you, i had no idea when you came into the room that that's what was going on. >> i'm impressed with how you did. i can't believe how fast you went and you were totally in control. it was amazing. [ applause ] >> great story. incredible story. our senior medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here. incredible story, but how is this medically possible? >> i think we definitely have to file this one under the category of i am woman, hear me roar. i mean, look, it's possible because every labor, every induction, every delivery is different, and that's not only true woman versus another woman but within the same woman it can be diff

then kasdan says leah, leah has to die and george lucas says leah is not going to die, you don't go around killing people and say we will kill yoda. he says i'm not going to kill yoda, he died on the way but comes back and kasdan gets kind of, in his sole he gets real and he gives a speech about art. and he's saying i'm saying the movie has more emotional weight of someone you love is lost along the way. the journey has more impact. taking about culture and art and lucas says very quickly, one sentence . i don't like that and i don't believe that. now, notice the beautiful architecture of the sentence. not liking proceeds and probably helps account for not believing. the waldorf story, my friend didn't particularly dislike the idea that i had a different name from my wife. he didn't believe it, it just seemed that couldn't be true. here it's about theemotional commitment proceeding the belief . okay. here's the last study.how good-looking do you think you are on a scale of 1 to 10? if you would, think about it. i have some news for you. that's you. okay. now what do you think, having heard

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hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm leah boleto.england are through to the final of the women's cricket world cup. england and scotland prepare to meet at the women's euros. and not only is she quick, she's greater — i'll be finding out about the artistic side of one of the british stars competing here at the world para athletics championships. what an incredible finish it was — england's cricketers beating south africa in the semifinals of the cricket world cup with just two balls to spare. our reporter patrick gearey was watching in bristol. have you got your breath back yet? not quite! what a game of cricket that was. no—one who saw it will get it in that was. no—one who saw it will get itina that was. no—one who saw it will get it in a hurry. it went down to the final over, the finalfew deliveries, where at last the grounds could breathe in relief. england have reached the world cup final, and all this on a significant birthday. 169 years ago today, wg grace was born — the father of international cricket. now this ground is host

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now on bbc news it's time for sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm leah boleto. coming up: the open gets under way at royal birkdale. it has been around to forget for rory mcilroy as he drops five shots in the opening holes. with three days to go chris froome is still favourite to win the tour de france, but his lead is cut after finishing fourth on stage 18. england have set australia 282 to win in the women's world cup final. hello, welcome to the programme. we're starting tonight at royal birkdale after a blustery start in weather conditions as the day passed the course became a more serene course as the 146th open championship got under way. the americans dominated but it was a tough day for many other top names. joe lynskey has the latest for you. take golf to the seaside and the sport is at its most brutal. at royal birkdale the conditions are pa rt royal birkdale the conditions are part of the appeal. could the local boy mastered them on the greatest stage? tommy fleetwood came to the town in the form of his life, but on the first day his challenge fell aw

leah hope, abc 7 eyewitness news. >>> now kelly's attorneys have responded saying mr.obert kelly is both alarmed and disturbed at the recent revelations attributed to him. >> that statement went on to say that mr. kelly unequivocally denies such allegations and will work diligently to forcibly pursue his accusers and try to clear his name. a statement there from his lawyer. >>> when we come back, "the bachelorette" analyst, jack, is next. "the bachelorette" analyst, jack, is next. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> oh, yes, skinny time. what? >> skinny in the house. >> skinny in the house. it means our weekly bachelorette update, rachel, visiting the guys' hometowns last night. >> it was an emotional scene indeed overnight. our chief analyst, bachelorette correspondent, contributor is here. >> keep it going. there's really nothing quite like, thankfully, there's nothing quite like the hometown episode. four guys, four guys, eric, peter, dean and the analyst pick brian. >> yeah. >> it is time to roll that beautiful bachelorette footage. eric's hometown. some basketball in baltimo

d23 convention showcased a bunch of behind the scenes footage from the upcoming film and princess leahn the reel's final shot. the last jedi comes out on december 15th and disney is abc 7's parent company. that's it for us at 5:00. thank you for joining us and we'll see >>> tonight, the deadly high-rise inferno. the tragedy on the 26th floor. why the building had no sprinkler system. >>> dangerous ground. two homes swallowed. authorities still keeping a close watch on this massive sinkhole. >>> out of control. dozens of wildfires burning in the west. the children trapped and the new video of their rescue. >>> bailing out. the fighter pilot forced to eject during takeoff, flames surrounding his jet. >>> and scamming grandma. cameras capturing the scam. >> i love you too, dear, what's the matter? >> callers pretending to be grandchildren needing money for an emergency. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm leah boleto.ty power — adam peaty wins gold in the 50 metres at the world swimming championship in budapest. novak djokovic is taking time off to recover from an elbow injury. what does that mean for his career? keep watching to find out. and ross barkley‘s everton career is over. he's turned down a contract extension — he's looking for a new challenge. all to come tonight. hello and welcome to the programme. well we couldn't start the show any other way but with britain's adam peaty. the 22—year—old has won his second gold of the world swimming championships in budapest — taking the 50 metres breaststroke. but he just missed breaking his own world record after an indifferent start. commentators are andy jamieson and steven parry commentator: a good start for adam peaty. great news. if you get a good start in the semifinal — that is what got him the world record and he is starting to go already. amazing. brilliant breaststroke swimming. adam peaty in the black hat, making the rest of the world res

leah, thanks for that.imple household tasks. well, now the advertising standards authority is to crack down on ads that feature stereotypical gender roles. a review carried out by the asa has suggested that such commercials have a cost — for the individual, the economy and society. here's our media correspondent, david sillito. 0ven pride, so easy a man can do it! so easy a man could do it? 0rthis? girls do ballet and of course, boys, maths, or this. the advertising standards authority is looking at tightening up its rules on how men and women are portrayed in adverts. women, don't expect any help on a thursday. it's going to be ok for an ad to show a woman shopping or cleaning, it's going to be ok for an ad to show a man doing the diy task in the home. what we're you going to be looking at is at that go beyond, that paint a picture that it is, for example, the woman's role to tidy up after her family, who trashed the house, that's herjob in life. we're worried about that sort of depiction. similarly, ads t

i'm leah boleto — coming up on the programme tonight: pool perfection.m peaty breaks his 50 — metres breaststroke record twice in one day. a "devastated" greg rutherford pulls out of the world athletics championships — injury means he won't defend his long jump title. more criticism for the rfu — now mps want to know why they're not renewing the contracts of the england women's 15. and i'm in the netherlands at the women's european football championships as england and scotla nd championships as england and scotland prepare for their crucial final group matches. the day started with a bang for adam peaty — and itjust got better. he smashed his own world record in the 50—metres breaststroke heats at the world swimming championships in budapest — and then did it again in the semi—finals. andyjamieson and steve parry were the incredulous commentators. adam peaty right in the centre, that isa adam peaty right in the centre, that is a better start, very good start from the russian entry, but no adam peaty goes, looking very strong indeed, the brazilian also d

leah, we love this video.> it's not a hat, it's a cover as we say in the military. >> as a former pilot you would know better than us. >> that marine had wonderful military bearing. i want to comment on that. he's standing there, not reacting and i mean, look at that. fantastic! >> i have not-- he looks like a real human being. >> wow. >> good to see a commander-in-chief to supports the military and picks up a hat. >> it's a windy day. >> it's hard to stand there and people collapse when they lock their knees to are a long time. >> we love leah background. >> and steve forbes. >> taxes health care, got to get it done. >> big deal. michael. economic activity picking up and markets in shape of the 18-plus spreads, and we're going to get it done in washington. there's a lot of pest myths and verbage. >> you're a buying of the u.s. stock market at these levels? >> i am. >> leah? >> i'm saying we'll see. obviously we've got to get the markets moving on the plan. >> leah gabriel, steve and mike. "varney & company" i

djokovic duly advanced to the quarter—finals, but not without one or two concerns, as leah boleto reportsdal‘s marathon match had kept in waiting for hours last night. it went on so long, they were told to come back today. djokovic‘s matches have tended to be a bit quicker. he already had one cut short because of an injured opponent. mannarino appeared under the weather. team djokovic would be happy enough with their man's performance. with mannarino tending to overelaborate. the first set came simply enough, 6-2. the the first set came simply enough, 6—2. the second set in similar fashion. mannarino not exactly happy with how he was playing. djokovic grew concerned with the state of the court. the pitch was getting worse. with a break of serve already in hand, the number two seed appeared to be cruising. but possibly a little distracted. you need a trowel and a rake. mannarino has been inside the top 100 from most of the last seven years. he has never cracked the top 20. but if you give him an opening, he will take it. beautifully executed. djokovic keen to make it as short as possible,

in top fuel brittany force had to shut down her engine and watched leah pritchett made it to the topeed for tomorrow. >>> hurricanes hosting the rapids. 59th minute. ends on the foot that drills the pass for second goal of the year. quakes beat the rapids 1-0. are 6-1-4 at home. this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. visit niners and raiders training camp. hard to believe football is right around the corner. >> you'we'll be right back. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening i'm eric thompson, tonight's headlines a 68-year-old man who lived in senior housing complex has beenn arrested for drug

host: leah from missouri, hi, go ahead. from missouri? caller: it is william. host: go ahead, you're on. caller: okay. he's not saying about chris kobach, if he's taking names off voter roll that are common names. missouri, kansas, and we hear everything. placebo filed because i'm william hunt. william hunt over in washington voted, so we all got kicked off that is what steve obach is doing with gerrymandering and other stuff. republicans don't get enough they and that is why redistrict in gerrymandering and everything. host: william, thank you. caller's fear is exactly part of why the democrats are worried about this commission, they believe, the ommission has no regulatory authority, can't kick anybody the report t fear would produce impetus to do more clean up voter rolls. last call, is the lawrence, kansas, jeremy is next, independent line. ahead. go caller: yes, thank you very much. before i cover the solution to i believe is h nder hashtag unrig reform act of 2017, i want to talk about what this actually represents, a fraud. there is voter suppression goi

ambassador thomas pickering speaking to me a short time and leah and we have a quick update on the healthcare bill the congressional budget office. has just come out with his estimate of the new senate plan to repeal obamacare. saying that thirty two million americans would lose health insurance by twenty twenty six but the federal budget deficit would be decreased by four hundred seventy three billion dollars. it venezuela the economy is on the verge of collapse and protests against the government grown the threat of a larger humanitarian crisis. is spilling over to its neighbors so far this year fifty two thousand venezuelans have sought refuge aboard. the u. s. brazil and argentina the top destinations for asylum seekers. and south america correspondent keiichi watson sent this report from the brazilian state of roy roemer on the venezuelan border. speeding the impact. nnamdi. it's a simple meal who won the people here agree. lunch cute the shields and though the stent is getting longer everyday. this self esteem i prefer just over six months they're offering medical help. nations as well

good afternoon i'm leah boleto. welcome to the bbc sports centre. i'm afraid that's all from us.oing to have to head back to the bbc news channel. the previous chair, jason mccartney, who is no longer a member of this house, and others who are very vocal in the campaign for this, and of course, i have to say a really big thank you to andy burnham. in that speech he made before he left parliament set out very clearly why this was unfinished business and we needed to have a public can wiry... inquiry. paul goggins was a huge inspiration. thank you, mr speaker. my honourable friend is right to thank all of these people. there is one person missing from this list and that is herself. i think the hall house should thank the honourable lady for the hard work she astronomers. an absolutely brilliant campaign. i have got to say this, this shows how parliament should work. her constituents have raised the issue with her, she has pursued doggedly and she has brought us pursued doggedly and she has brought us to this point. last night i had a load of e—mails from constituents who had been a