leigh martinez joins us now live from the delta with more of what happened. leigh martinez? >> reporter: authorities have identified the victim as being a resident of discovery bay. up until this afternoon, the boat she was on was still out there in the delta southwest dusky beach. originally, the call came in as a hit and run. authorities say the occupants of the other boat are cooperating with the investigation. this is video from the san joaquin county sheriff's office of its crime scene investigation in the delta. at 7:15 saturday, to boats collided near ski beach. >> we don't know how these two boats collided in the water. we don't know who hit who. >> reporter: the impact was severe, five people on board this both suffered injuries and one woman died. she has been identified as 24- year-old kelly blake. the second boat in the collision left the scene but called in the accident. >> they maintain contact with our office, and they called us and said they needed to seek medical attention for boaters on that boat. >> it is unknown how many victims were on the second boat, d

leigh milner, bbc news. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.iams is through to the us open semi—finals after a thumping win over china's wang qiang. confusion in the field as sri lankan players collide, helping new zealand on their way to victory and a series win. and slovenia's primoz roglic takes the red leader's jersey after the tenth stage of the vuelta a espana. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis news from the opening day of the quarter—finals at the us open in new york. and we already know the line—up for the first of the women's semi—finals, which will be six—time champion serena williams, who will face ukranian fifth seed elina svitolina, and that's after the american made short work of wang qiang. after breaking the chinese player in her opening service game, williams, who is chasing a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title, powered through to claim the win injust 44 minutes. wang ended the match without hitting a single winner, and the 37—year—old williams, who picked up her 100th win at the u

the great things that we could all do together. >> reporter: leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2news. >>> and the city of san francisco, made a formal offer to pg&e to buy power lines that serve the city for $2.5 billion. in a statement mayor london breed and dennis herrera called it an important step towards energy independence. the city began looking into the possibility of buying pg&e equipment to take over providing electricity to the city and after the utility filed for bankruptcy back in january. in response to the offer the utility released this statement today reading in part pg&e has been a part of san francisco since the company founded more than a century ago. while we don't believe it is in the best option of our customers and stakeholders, we will remain open to communication on this issue. >>> after a long break, congress returns tomorrow. what democrats say they hope to accomplish during their first week back. >> plus a close call in san francisco bay this weekend and coming up the video showing the sailboat nearly striking a humpback whale. >> andly be back here with your fore

joining me from north carolina is my msnbc colleague leigh ann caldwell.hem getting ready for that rally behind you there. the president says, hey, if i'm not on the ballot, it's want about me. clearly he has -- he and the white house have a sense he can be a big service to this republican candidate in what may be a close riace with the risk f embarrassment if a democrat were to win this one. >> reporter: steve, that's absolutely right. the president is putting in a lot of resources into this race. he's having this election eve rally tonight. the vice president was here as well. but when you talk to his campaign folks, they are pa parroting the same message of the clip you just played. they're saying, we should not read too much into what happens in this election into what's going to happen in 2020. they're saying the president is not on the ballot and that's a big deal. they gave me this stat, steve. they said there were 8 million people who voted for president trump in 2016 that did not vote in the 2018 elections. they're confident those people will come

leigh milner has been finding out. jaden! what do you want for breakfast?!e bank, it's time to go back to school for 15—year—old gamerjaden ashman — also known as wolfiez online. three, two, one! he won his fortune after coming second in the doubles of the first—ever fortnite world cup. over a0 million gamers attempted to qualify, but only 100 battled it out for a total prize pot of 30 million. so far, jaden has bought his mum a house with his winnings and he's already thinking about his brand—new gaming room. when i get my house, i'm just going to do up my gaming room and just make it all really nice. you want to pursue a future in gaming. what about school, though? isn't it gcse year? yeah, but i'm going to carry on going to school. and my house is literally right outside my school, so i can roll out of bed and go to school now. is schooling still as important, even though you've won all that money? yeah. because even though i've won a million, it's not going to hold me for the rest of my life, so... now, lisa, this must have been so hard for you as a mum.

leigh martinez reports, each of the wounded teams teenagers was an innocent was a big football rivalry. de anza hiaround 9:20, a large fight broke out across the street on morningside drive. richmond police were called to break it up. >> when they arrived they heard gunshots and a lot of kids running in different directions. >> reporter: two teenagers, a male and female were found at the scene with gunshot wounds. police can from the young male is a student at de anza high school picked both teenagers are in serious condition. a second male teenager later showed up at a hospital with a gunshot wound and was treated and released. >> at this time, according to the investigation, it appears they were bystanders and may have gotten caught in the crossfire. >> reporter: this mother and daughter were at the game but say they left early. >> it did not feel right. itjust a little e ys hundreds turned out for the game. >> that was the most team teenagers that ever showed up. i think it was because it was pinole valley high school versus de anza high school. there were a lot of children there. >

ktvu leigh martinez has more on what the school district is saying about it. >> reporter: three weeks ago a rope representing a noose was found hanging. the school district believes the first incident was an accident. >> the family contacted our police department and told us that their child had found the rope and just attempted to throw it over the fence. and maybe it was a noose. >> reporter: but on friday a school staff person found another rope. this time it was tied tightly at the top of the baseball batting cages. >> and being an african american woman, it does look like a noose to me. that's the first thing i thought when i saw it. if there is anything resembling a noose, the best thing to do is to cut it down. >> the fbi investigated and went through both evidence in both cases and determined based on their standards neither one was a hate crime. >> the school is investigating all possibilities. >> there was someone who told us they believe that rope was placed there perhaps as a r kid on top of the batting cage to hang out. >> despite the attention, it harms the community. th

and for more on this let's go to our financial correspondent leigh bods in frankfurt only what kind of disadvantage does this put huawei out it has to be a pretty significant one yes it does one comment in the german media today said that basically with the android while way you can say goodbye to the european market yes it has high quality hardware camera processors screen but it's really nothing without the kind of activity with the application and the apps that you can load and also the social media that you're connected to the mail system g. mail which comes with android so in all likelihood we don't know this but in all likelihood way is going to lose customers without the android and this is going to be a boon to the competition 1st and foremost probably sam's own perhaps less so so apple but it's also of course the disadvantage to the consumers who have one less company to choose from in this important market with android technology and with a while way hardware technology and only very briefly i want to ask you about this bread showdown today i would imagine investors are very

philip leigh was been a member of parliament for many years. and i'd changed over to change sides to the opposition benches and said down was the liberals thus symbolic should be ending the nominal majority of bars johnson which had also already been down to one after that it was 0 however we all know that for days now there has been a very vocal group of her own 20 tory rebels who after a told forest johnson that they would go to him down that they would try to try his hands and possible offer that it would force him to i steer opinion union for a problem geishas for bracks it yet again because they are so adamantly opposed to a no deal price it so talk us through what's being voted on tonight. and barbara and when should we should expect a result. it's going to take about $22.00 and a half hour is 30 debate in parliament this evening here and then we can expect the vote and the numbers seem to be there all of service here are quite confident that the motion is going to go through that means the poly men will take over the agenda that is the 1

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of times we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests anita sugar ronan leigh and john quigley and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me. and the whole team here if i can. driven by outrage and spanning generations the real hinge of demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticized repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was palpable if you don't like we're so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back 10 and the day after tomorrow they'll send back 2030 years if we were given citizenship in myanmar then there would be no need to take us back there we would go back on our own we must remember the rancho among the most persecuted minorities in the world. al-ja

have to give so much credit to the casting and our executive reducers, shannon leigh, just casting such real life, we dive in and we become a teen. i feel we nailed the show. >> you talk about being nervous throwing out the first pitch, because of your background in san francisco, your connection to bruce lee and watching him since you were a kid, what about the audition process? was that nerve-racking for you? did you feel like going in, i've got this. this was meant to be? >> the audition process in hollywood is the hardest thing. having done it now for over a decade, you finally get into a rhythm of things. of course you have to train yourself to take a very lightly. when we got called for warrior, many on my team, we speak in the wii because a lot of people -- it takes a village to make this happen basically. when we got the call, actually, to go out for the lead, i was excited but at the same time, i didn't want to think past that. we got the call to go out for the character bolo, and then we got booked, and the weight ended up in africa where we build it -- build it. and then cont

alexandra leigh mount.ormation, what action areas found underneath 9 pounds of matted hair. >>coming up in sports. the 40 niners are off to their best start in years. have some injury concerns to address will hear from ky >>welcome back to kron 4 news, the nebraska humane society has given a severe lean ago and the the dog, a new chance at life the dog's owner recently died and dog was found by people came by to clean up the home. the dogs matted hair weighed almost as much as her body. roger hammer shows us extreme transformation. this is 11 year-old ellie mae the liver township to accuse to love being the center of attention when tes were tough for ellie mae this is what she looked like when she was brought to the nebraska humane society few weeks ago. >>her for severely matted and she was in poor health. >>it basically just looked like it was a container of mops dirty mobs and then we saw move a little they realized this blob of hair was actually a dog. >>veterinarians and rumors quickly attended daily m

as ktvu leigh martinez reports, a bmw was racing prior to the crash and at the scene. >> the victims are both cousins, men in their late 20s. the impact was so great it split the jeep in half when it hit the tree and sent debris down the sidewalk for several feet. we audiocassetted to family members who do not think this is a case of road rage. a 2014 jeep was split in two after going off snell avenue and crashing sideways into this tree. driver miguel rodriguez and his cousin, ernesto chapa were killed. a gray bmw was racing the victims. three men got out of the bmw to look at the wreckage and then took off. the victim's uncle isn't convinced they were racing. >> they could have been racing, they could have been chased, trying to get away from something. i really have no idea what led them to drive at such a high rate of speed. >> reporter: he said the cousins had just finished a visit with chapa's mother on their way to see rodriguez's mother who lives off the next street. >> that was excessively fast for somebody that is just going to be making a right-hand turn up the street to v

ktvu leigh martinez talked to investigators today who are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. >> reporter: this is video from the san joaquin sheriff's office of its crime scene investigation in the delta. at 7:15 p.m. saturday two boats collided near ski beach. >> we don't know how these two boats collided in the water. we don't know who is at fault and we don't know who hit who. >> reporter: but the impact was so severe. five people on board this boat suffered injuries and one woman died. she's been identified as 24- year-old kelly blake. >> the second boat in the collision left the scene, but called in the accident. >> the boat left. it was involved in the collision, however they maintained contact with our office. and they called us and they said they needed to seek medical attention for boaters on that boat. >> reporter: it's unphone how many victims were on the second boat, but they believe they received medical treatment in contra costa county. and news of the crash serve as a reminder to boaters to be vigilant. >> especially when we heard it was over by ski beac

here is "abc 7 news" reporter leigh an melendez. >> reporter: over the next five years all tolls willectronic tolls. this device is attached to my personal credit card, so i know it is the year 2019, but let's face it, not everyone has a credit card. the golden gate bridge transitioned to all electronic tolling in 2013. we wanted to find out how it is working there. >> if you do not have a fast track and you cross the bridge, you will receive an invoice by mail to the registered address for the vehicle. one of our viewers, kendra thompson, asked on our "abc 7 news" facebook page, what about people who rent cars visiting from out of state? i personally went to a car rental company to find out what their policy was. okay. so i found out that the big rental companies do have a tolling program, but it comes with a fee. so in this case if you just drive through, you would pay a $3.95 surcharge toll. as the district told us, there are cheaper options. >> you can do it online. you can pay by phone. >> reporter: another viewer, andrea takamoto asked, what about the people who work in the toll

san joaquin county, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2news. >>> a man using a walker was critically injured when he fell onto the tracks of the barboa belt station. a train was stopped when the man fell and became wedged between the platform and the train. san francisco firefighters, they responded to the scene and pulled that man to safety. the station was shut down for about 45 minutes. firefighters, they say the man injured his legs and was taken to a trauma center in critical condition. his name still hasn't been released. >>> the chp said the man bypassed a road closure this morning leading to the high- speed chase that ultimately shut down highway 101 near geyserville. the chain of events began around 6:30 this morning when officers say 56-year-old eric vangelder drove around the road closure on the southbound lanes and then took off. the chase ended when he drove over a spike strip that officers had placed near windsor. they then deployed gas and a stun grenade after saying he refused to surrender, facing charges of evading police, du, resisting arrest. the standoff led to major backups o

>>in washington alexandra leigh mountain. >>a lot of concern around golden gate park in san francisco after a mountain lion was recently seen there. the san francisco recreation and parks department posted warning signs after a mountain lion was spotted at the west into the park. a couple of weeks ago, another big cat was seen at nearby lake moore said 2 mountain lions to not act aggressively in either case. >>it's a park, the city part but i don't think that's a place for mom the lines we walk in the park where we have to leave because there's a coyote following so it does mountain lions that is definitely a concern now that we've hike than a yellowstone and yosemite before in places and it's always you know make lots of noise yet scare the animals away. >>officials recommend keeping your pets on a leash and avoid being in the park alone, particularly during dawn dusk and the nighttime hours when the big cats are most active. >>and these pay martinez junior high school needs new musical instruments after somebody broke into

and could survive on whiskey well leigh you drink like you believe otherwise. think about it this way we're so 7 making the flint water crisis in the newark water crisis by degrading the quality of water in every other american city now wind doesn't look so bad legionnaires disease could be a type of latte at starbucks. with benefits from polluted air and water your friendly neighborhood chemical plant of course is. the clean water act has been burdensome to industry instead of developing condo developers have costly permits for building near water sources sure they might kill a few kids in the process but that's a small price to pay for an affordable lakefront view. with their own children playing. eliminating federal regulations for business has been a priority of the trump administration including coal fire coal coal fired power plants automobile tailpipes methane and pesticides they've never met a chemical they don't want in your air and water. you know. relaxing government control will raise production and increase consumer choice at a restaurant say inste

alexandra leigh mount. >>lawmakers are considering using an app for gun background checks, a senate source familiar with the idea says the app would allow private sellers to connect to the criminal background check system. as it stands now there's no federally mandated background check for private sales. most of the options being considered involved beefing up background checks. there's also been talk of applying bigger penalties of someone buys a gun for someone else. >>and there are more voices joining the call for an end to gun violence in america kron four's rob fladeboe reports from stanford university where doctors and students. join forces to speak out about what they say is nothing less the public health crisis. >>there are very real weapons of mass destruction before our very eyes. firearms. >>the d after a surge in stephanie cho is among the stand for doctors and medical students who announced monday that they are taking a stand against what they say is a firearms epidemic in america because the o

alexandra leigh mount health and human services secretary alex, a czar is encouraging world leaders to expand have access to health care without the inclusion of terms such as reproductive health, and right now he delivered these remarks at a meeting on the universal health care coverage. during the united nations general assembly in new york city today. >>we do not support references to ambiguous terms and expressions such as sexually and reproductive health and rights in un documents because they can undermine the critical role of the family and promote practices like abortion. >>the meeting on the universal health coverage aims to accelerate progress toward universal health care coverage for everyone including access to health care services medicines and vaccines. >>the climate crisis took center stage today at annual united nations general assembly, dozens of heads of states gave their proposed ideas for helping the environment. one of the nation's capital protesters voice, their concerns karen caifa has details from washington. >>president trump was expected to skip the un summit

has played over a 1000 games and he's not planning on stopping anytime soon a sports correspondent leigh welling's went to meet the man who once turned down alex ferguson's majesty knighted. nobody in world football has been doing this. for longer than jamie carragher and i pull he joined a small group of players to pass the pounds and appearances but jamie is the only this new player and this week he celebrated his 24th birthday and he scored in all of the top divisions of english football more than 300 goals overall it's been quite a journey for him and his family he's quite the 17 different clubs in england and even one in korea all up to be honest. i think family guy for a lot you know players of that stay in one area very lucky. and i think from faith 5. someone you there was everywhere i've moved around he started in the premier league back in 1993 with norwich city having turned down alex ferguson's famous manchester united team of young stars including david beckham probably a few days later the phone call rang of the house that answer 1st satisfactions on the 5 percent 3 i don't

of office joining me to talk about this for a couple more minutes while we're still on the air is leigh ann caldwell, ali vitali and also glenn kirishner what legal obligation does lewandowski have, how is does he duck behind executive privilege when he never worked at the white house? >> once he swears for tell the truth, he has a legal obligation and if he violates it, he could be held accountable. unfortunately, the down side there is he would have to be held accountable by being referred for criminal prosecution by bill barr and we all suspect that is unlikely to happen but to go to your executive privilege question, he does not enjoy executive privilege because he wasn't an adviser to the president, he wasn't a member of the administration there is no court in the land, supreme court or otherwise, who has ever said, you know, if the president has conversations with private citizens and tells them to deliver messages to attorneys general, that somehow there is a magicas that private citizen from ever talking about it now, the challenge becomes even though he doesn't have -- he might

alexandra leigh mount. >>meanwhile, the president came out today in basically called the whistleblower a spy and speaking about the report itself. the president said quote there should be a way of stopping it. maybe legally through the courts. >>battle between california and the trump administration is heating up again this with the threatening letter now from the epa over homelessness our first dan kerman is live in san francisco with more dan. >>we know this all began during the president's visit was on air force one as he was heading back. last week where he was talking about needles making their way into storm drains and polluting the water well now they have wrapped that up a little bit with a threatening letter from the head of the epa. one week after president trump's visit to the bay area where he alleged that needles and other waste was flowing into storm drains and out to the ocean environmental protection agency administrator andrew wheeler has sent this letter to the governor saying the state wa

let's get to karen leigh.k to the 70th anniversary of china under communist rule, what will he see the next couple of days? karen: this is a huge week in china and in hong kong. we have been waiting for this long time. the 70th anniversary of carmina's party rule -- of communist party role. we have gotten underway. xi jinping is visiting mao mausoleum. tomorrow there's going to be a large military parade. there's going to be massive peasantry attended by -- mass pageantry attended by many people. francine: karen, how many more protests are we expecting? a pretty violent weekend here. clashes between police and protesters evolved fairly quickly in the day over the weekend. it really set the city on edge for what we expect tomorrow. we expect people to come out while the sat -- while the syllabuses are happening, almost like a split screen. they are expecting a fairly significant turnout. we do expect it to be significant. we expect people to try and send a message. francine: karen leigh, thank you so much. bloo

of times we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests anita sugar ronan leigh and john quigley and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me. and the whole team here my friend. this is a dialogue which you decide not to have children to say that it's what the stake is really human survival everyone has a voice but a start with our community because of course this is a debate and it's a heated one this is a horrible creation literally be able to do a page and ideally join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to we were muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged on out is iraq we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone t

, and leigh ann, i do know you've been covering this story from the election, from the very beginninghis is a district that the president carried by some 11, 12 points. where does this particular race stand now? >> reporter: kendis, the stakes are extremely high in this race, both national republicans and democrats are testing the mood of the country about one year out from the 2020 election. especially in districts like these which lean republican. the democrat, dan mccready, he's running as a moderate democrat. his slogan is "country over party." here's how he put it. >> i don't believe that anybody should go to washington as a republican first or a democrat first. they should go as americans first. that's how we fought in the marine corps when i was over in iraq. we never cared about your political party. we all wore the same color uniform. >> reporter: that is the message that he's taking to suburban voters in areas of the district like this. voters that he needs to win on tuesday. now, the republican, dan bishop, on the other hand, he's tieing mccready to national democrats sayin

override a presidential veto, but they don't appear to have the required votes in washington, alexandra leigh >>kron four's now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. the new service is called kron on get caught up on all the latest breaking news and weather. any time of day visit kron on dot tv to start watching now. 5 a 13 year-old girl approached by a man on her way home from school. what he said to her that police are calling suspicious. >>plus an console a bull on the stand former dallas police officer amber. guyger testifies the tense moments from that testimony. >>car for hosted san francisco district attorney candidates in a debate today and they weighed in on the city's the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>and san francisco will h

it would negotiate the price on 25 of the most expensive drugs that don't have a generic version leigh purvis with a r p said that the high cost of drugs is pushing more americans to lower their dosage without asking their doctor people are really trying to make their prescription drugs last and when you're not taking a drug is prescribed it's not working the way it should and again that can lead to some serious health problems in the future president trump tweeted what seemed to be support for pelosi's plan but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was less encouraging. he says the plan is in the senate the bill is also facing some strong opposition from the drug industry a lot of the solutions that are being talked about in washington are really far reaching jenny bryant is with the pharmaceutical research and manufacturers of america which says the plan would end the current market-based system they would do things like high prices to foreign prices or. >>invite the government to intervene in ways that are vatican would restrict patient. so the medicines. >>to do that brian says th

piece of movements to clarify what will happen like everyone else want an end to all this lawrence leigh al-jazeera in london. thousands of hong kong students have skipped classes to keep up pressure on the government rallies have been mostly peaceful but there were several brief skirmishes after night fell police the fire tear gas to clear protesters in the densely populated manchaca region protest organizers have called for a 2 day general strike the latest act of defiance that has plunged the chinese ruled city into turmoil but there has been another stern warning from china in an editorial published in the state run news agency shin watch it says the end is coming for those attempting to disrupt hong kong and antagonize china they should never misjudge the determination and ability of the central government when he reports from hong kong. university students in hong kong are at the center of a protest movement that's lasted 3 months it's been a long summer holiday fighting for democracy and greater rights but their voices are is loud and strong as ever and they want their battle to c

almost no time no i mean let me let me less than 2 years on there's an interesting to me patience leigh you know when i was to me here in time the county. they are around one quarter of the students can afford their lunch that's one quarter and if you times that proportion to the total population here in taiwan and tell me in fact and then why that's very low i'm telling you the fact that's not the facts that's the fact i am telling you the fact why don't you listen almost no time when he is live on less than $1.00 us dollars a day that's noble part out there that is that really you have a poverty that's growing all over the nation of poverty is different really my definition of what you are that is not know you right yes relative to every minute yeah that's my definition and ubiquitous is my donation you live in so i do tell you if any student cannot afford their lunch then he's and his family is living in poverty that's my definition if it all goes wrong here in taiwan and she jinping loses patience and somebody says something they shouldn't say. and china looks as though it's moving

so to what leigh-ann was saying to which any due diligence was done. we go back to the history.ime. the fbi had time to investigate this. we see here in this piece. we look back at the history to note it was not a full investigation. >> yeah. well, i mean, you have to start with brett kavanaugh what he said this morning with the character witness of donald trump standing up for him. fellow sexual predator. in the aftermath of charlottesville, at least people came together in denouncing trump. he still has his 35%, 40%. kavanaugh was the old days. full-on half and half country. and you were just blinded by what you saw. what's scary about it and sad about it, it's the same thing as the anita hill hearings. it took decades to sort of get to the truth. and we're still debating. or there are people still debating. it was not designed to get to the truth. people already decided she was treated pretty badly. she was the only one we heard from. it will take the media and others, hopefully not decades, to get to the truth. and i think the truth will be very unnerving. >> there what i re

leigh halfpenny added the conversion, giving wales a 10—7 lead at the break.ond try down to pure brute force. and james ryan added the third shortly after. eventually given after some discussion. and that's how it finished. the win lifting ireland to the top of the world rankings for the first time. ahead of the world cup, rory‘s side are simply the best. lydia campbell, bbc news. world cup favourites new zealand hammered tonga 92—7 in theirfinal warm—up game before the tournament begins injapan. the all blacks were in great form, as they ran in 1a tries with nine different try scorers. ryan crotty and ben smith each scored two with george bridge leading the way with four tries. new zealand begin their quest for a third successive title against south africa in yokohama on 21st september. australia also ended their world cup preparations with a win. they beat samoa 3a points to 15, scoring six tries in sydney. dane haylett—petty and matt to'omua crossed in the last 10 minutes to see the hosts home comfortably. still to come on sportsday: we look ahead to what c

may's beleaguered government taking an estimate of a resigned over bracks interest in leigh also misled parliament around universal credit figures but all change on the 23rd of july why do we care about to more universal. credit statistics so you're right we don't know who is going to be the next prime minister yet and we don't know who's going to be in that cabinet but we do a pretty good idea of how they both approach would approach universal credit because in the head to head debate last week they were both asked if they would scrap the policy jeremy hunt said this. it's the right system it's got teething problems we need to deal with the 5 week wait which has caused a lot of distress but the principle is right.

multinationals smell tax breaks and there isn't much sign things will improve any time soon lawrence leigh al-jazeera dublin. still ahead on al-jazeera roger federer is eyeing another prize at the laver cup more than he sentenced. a tube of chinese scientists in battling daring deep sea searching for rare is also the one who wanted to produce china's underwater on out 0. as world leaders gather in new york u.n. secretary general until you get terrorist hold a climate action summit to sound the alarm but will countries heed the warning and deliver concrete plans to reduce emissions to avoid a climate catastrophe. get the updates as they come on al-jazeera. chemical agent. with an artist throughout history lost her spirit and with me and started fighting they have developed by nation state there could be enough to. know within reach of those seeking. the most toxic substance in the world with. many invisible threats on al jazeera. welcome back and now they are a myriad of colors home to all sorts of marine life coral reefs under attack global warming's blamed for causing sea temperatures to

will do it then via bad news often are for more on this i'm joined now by our political correspondent leigh only from homer stein she is here in berlin and here the big table with me is kris kobach from d.w. business leone let me start with you says that germany can spend its way out of a possible economic crisis maybe even in a recession but why not use that money now to prevent the crisis. well that's a lot to do with the famous or infamous black 0 policy and what that is is the self-imposed goal of keeping the federal budget balanced and it's been the basically the pillar office german fiscal policy under chancellor i'm going to makkah and her finance ministers the times the chancellor has repeatedly i viewed that it is important not to burden future generations with more debt especially in light of germany's ageing population so it's safe to say i'm going to america and it's a really committed to that black 0 policy but they're facing really has criticism not only by politicians from the opposition who have divonne doing more investment investment boost in infrastructure in climate prot

for your monday headlines my colleague dr leigh vinocur will be with you at the top of the hour withall the latest. you know world big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely for watching the hawks. because they copied and he's so good that even such a bad be sending. i'm not anybody in. the find that makes the. top. about getting any human being done the in feltham phaedra blog she even dumped the a dump. the deflection move for the c.e.o. to say to the deflection board after you say. that is a got to bed then i got up a miniature. he and others are going to going to yell out about that on the horn a lot about that that you can't buy a gun you've got to get the fuck up. long all the next you know is along the bottom there's a bonus which i live on can choke a lot older. than do a

of times we're going to have to leave it there thanks so much to all our guests anita sugar ronan leigh and john quigley and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me. and the whole team here my friend. al-jazeera world meets 2 arab with roots in the middle east both build successful loyalists abroad over the last 5 years i've achieved a great deal of partnership with the country's leading promises the never forgot where they came from. i tried to put forward a different place than a stereotypical image of muslim women arabs aboard the businesswoman of the council on al-jazeera. we have a news gathering team here that is 2nd time on they're all over the world and they do a fantastic job when information is coming in very quickly all at once you've got to be able to react to all of the changes and al-jazeera we adapt to that. my j

suggestion at all the government will win this one either the whole thing's a horror show lawrence leigh al-jazeera monday. and out of here is poor brennan can join us live now from westminster and paul i guess there was never any chance that boris johnson would come back to parliament being humble and contrite was there. well it seems not to be in his character to be perfectly honest i mean a week is said to be a long time in politics that's certainly a phrase it's been coined here in the u.k. but 24 hours seems to be a long time just 24 hours ago it was the supreme court which ruled that the prime minister had acted unlawfully by approaching parliament by suspending parliaments and preventing it from examining his bricks it strategy and yet he came back to parliament forced back by that ruling from the supreme court and took not one step backwards as regards his position on the whole thing he told m.p.'s in the house of commons that he thought that the course was wrong no apology not even a recognition that he may be at fault he went on to say that he thinks the people of this country

nejra: leigh-ann gerrans, thank you so much. johnson says he is working flat out to reach a brexit deal. he is heading to luxembourg today for negotiations with young claude juncker. johnson is prepared to take a hard-line approach to the top. effectively defying a ban on no-deal brexit. tim graf is still with us. tim, with this approach that boris johnson is taking, is it time to take profits on sterling against the euro, first of all? tim: i suspect so. 88.50 would be a good profit level. simply because if you look at prediction markets, and they are flawed in their own unique ways, they are pricing a probability of deal to maybe 20%. so that seems a bit complacent for me. boris johnson does not have a lot of options. his choices are to defy the law and probably face a vote of no-confidence at some point. to ask for an extension, which he has said he is not going to do, or to resign area those are the kind of three scenarios. i do not know if he is going to do any of those other than maybe try and defy the law, but nevertheles

and social activist leigh just former deputy mayor of london thank you both for coming on to the program i can see that this is quite could be quite a controversial subject physically in the u.k. a nation of pet lovers has been mentioned before a question to both of you. start with you lead to one straight one culture's pet is another culture's craziness we lined here today this goes for all sorts of creatures doesn't it so why should a dog or cat be considered any different to to a cow or a chicken. and it has a problem is that. we're scribing human attributes to animals and distinguish she knows that. it's ok to kill to eat and those that it isn't and of course britain now he's probably one of the most diverse nations. the european hemisphere if not in europe depending on which way that goes but nevertheless as a sort of multi-cultural nation we can't be making taking cultural tradition here in the united kingdom and transposing not into law i would a dog myself particularly law i'm sure if i'm hungry enough i may be persuaded. certainly the cultures of other people as long as on e-mai

almost no attention but in may, cnn reported that senators robert menendez, richard derman, and patrick leigh he wrote a letter to you cain's prosecutor general expressing concern at the closing of four investigations that were critical. in the letter they implied that their support for u.s. assistance to ukraine was at stake and that if they didn't do the right thing, they wouldn't get any assistance. see, doesn't that sound familiar? doesn't that sound familiar? chris murphy who i've been dealing with handguns, you know, so nice. we want to work it out. we want to work it out. they are so busy wasting their time on the witch hunt. senator chris murphy literally threatened a the president of ukraine that if he doesn't do things right, they won't have democrats support in congress. you know, you're going to look all of this up. one other thing, just going off certain notes and elements of what we been doing over the last three days but this just came up a few minutes ago. the amazon "washington post" just put out a fake article that acting director of national intelligence joseph maguire, who

leigh halfpenny added the conversion, giving wales a 10—7 lead at the break.d try down to pure brute force. and james ryan added the third shortly after. eventually given after some discussion. and that's how it finished. the win lifting ireland to the top of the world rankings for the first time. ahead of the world cup, rory‘s side are simply the best. lydia campbell, bbc news. we have a british champion at the us open tennis. jamie murray and bethanie mattek—sands retained their mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds chan hao—ching and michael venus in straight sets. it's the fourth year in a row that murray has won a title at flushing meadows. the crowd is now looking forward to seeing serena williams take on bianca andreescu in the women's final. that's all the sport for now. the british chambers of commerce says two fifths of uk businesses haven't done even a basic risk assessment of the consequences of a no—deal brexit. the government has said there's been a significant acceleration in the help given to companies. but the bcc says its members are sti

any piece of movements to clarify what will happen like everyone else want an end to this lawrence leigh al-jazeera in london. a medics of paul dozens of bodies from the rubble of a detention center in the yemeni city of them are saudi led airstrikes hit the building on sunday it was being run by hooty rebels the red cross says about 100 people were killed in one of the worst attacks in more than 4 years of war the saudi m a r t led coalition is ford who decent 2015 and face international criticism for airstrikes that hit schools and hospitals. in syria us back early forces are continuing to slowly pull back from positions near the turkish border president richard tired threatened to send troops in to push out the y.p. gee if they didn't move but some people are worried about what the kurdish pullback means for their safety bernard smith reports from an attack here near the turkish syrian border. under the supervision of the us military syrian kurdish y p g fighters filling tunnels and defensive positions along the border with turkey. the white beauty forms the bulk of the u.s. trained a

leigh milner has been speaking to a group of sixth form politics students at a college in colchester. back this week, they all study politics. what do you make of what's going on in westminster at the moment?” think it is disappointing our mps and especially our prime minister who is leading the country are behaving in a way that makes me uncomfortable to call these people my mp5 and my prime minister. boris johnson is challenging the sovereignty of parliament in my eyes. parliament is challenging the will of the people, parliament is trying to stop brexit and boris johnson is trying to deliver what we asked for in 2016. i feel the way borisjohnson is going about asked for in 2016. i feel the way boris johnson is going about what he's doing is wrong. we will never getan he's doing is wrong. we will never get an answer from you politics student! holly, you are 17 years old. if a general election is called, you won't be able to vote. how do you feel about that?” called, you won't be able to vote. how do you feel about that? i would be gutted i don't get a chance to express my voice, how