life with parkinson's at times was a real struggle for lesley. that one's come out.but four years ago she volunteered for the trial of a new drug, gdnf, involving pioneering brain surgery. this involved four small tubes implanted inside the skull, to deliver the drug directly to parts of the brain affected by parkinson's. it was pumped in through a metal port on the head. patients went in for monthly infusions of the drug. throughout the trial, they did a series of physical tests. there were signs of improvement, though not enough to scientifically prove that the drug had made a significant difference. but scans showed there had been positive effects on damaged brain cells. the surgeon who devised the radical new technique says the big breakthrough was proving that drugs could be delivered right into the brain. the critical thing about this trial was the demonstration that you could actually do this every month to patients, over months or years. and this opens up huge prospects for treating neurological diseases, be it brain cancer, or neurodegenerative diseases like

we're going to greece where he is unemployment is still standing lesley high nearly forty percent of under twenty five out of work university graduates leaving the country out of sheer hopelessness at the same time there's a lack of qualified workers in trade and industry but not the greek railway operator has adopted the german model of apprenticeships and it seems to be working . to the southwest of athens you can find the training center for the greek railway apprentices learn to repair and maintain trains here this young woman wants to become a mechanic is a job typically dominated by men but she's up for the challenge right now she's checking if the tires are symmetrical. high tech or hands on the training program printer a lot of fun for me now at home. every day here in new challenges more and more i realized that the training program has got many different aspects and there are various job opportunities. also this company really respects everyone here and the working conditions great. to be seen because it has us in that almost two hundred trainees learn their trade here acco

i'm lesley with housing rights committee. we are backing coalition on homelessness' recommendations for these changes to policy and we want you to ban the suits all together and not just during cold weather and we know that you are stealing people's belongings, these policies are a sham. they're not even posting notice and they're taking everything and throwing it in the dump. i took someone to d.p.w. to get her stuff back and they left us waiting in the rain for hours. this is what happens to everyone. there's nowhere to park or pick up your stuff. it's all a sham. so, there's thousands of people that are losing all of their belongings, ashes of their family members and medications and everything that keeps them and you are taking their lives. this is a sham hearing. you need to stop the sweeps. thank you for having the hearing and listening. you need to stay and hear all of these stories. and this is systemic. you are benefiting real estate developers, causing evictions and we work with people evicted and now on the streets

lesley deverall, thank you very much. on the line now is anna burns—francis, a reporter from much.na burns—francis, a reporterfrom tv new zealand. anna, can you just add a bit more detailfor us new zealand. anna, can you just add a bit more detail for us about where we understand we are in the situation? welcome at the moment, i am sure you have caught up with these reports that police had told us these reports that police had told us late this evening that they have made four arrests, that the man and one woman have been associated with this attack. we were expecting that they would have been more arrests made because even after we had reports that one gunmen was taken into custody, police are telling us they were still looking for more offenders associated with this attack. now, that is not necessarily over, police have told us they do not know exactly how far this will go and there are concerns that there may still be one other person out there could have been one of the gunmen, that is because witnesses are told one news that there were two people carrying guns at the al noor m

lesley deverall there, editor of the new show, newstalk zb.arly in the morning, so everybody is searching for news, what happened to the bangladeshi cricket team ? so what happened to the bangladeshi cricket team? so later on, we got to know that the bangladesh cricket team, they were actually in a practice session nearby the mosque and the stadium, except two players. the rest of them were going to the mosque and they were just about to enter the mosque, then one lady warned them not to enter the mosque because the government took control of the mosque in the attack was going on. then the frightened bangladeshi players immediately, they were running away from the scene and they came to the stadium area and the team management advise them to stay in the stadium premises. and therefore they have been escorted to the hotel again. so the pictures that you have seen on the pictures that you have seen on the social media in bangladesh, all bangladeshi players are really scared, they are frustrated, they are devastated, and definitely they are devas

in a ceremony at buckingham palace, lesley "twiggy" lawson received the honour for services to fashion, the arts and charity. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett. yes, not quite twiggy, more a tree that has fallen down today in bradford, because of the wind and rain, and there's more of that to come over the next few days. this is the sort of weather we are moving into today, sunshine and showers, and it follows the rain we had earlier on overnight and this morning. that has cleared all but the far south—west of england, the shower clouds are coming in and will continue to bring a mixture of sunshine and showers through the rest of the day. those are the temperatures but it is still pretty windy out there as well, not quite as windy as earlier on. the winds are easing down but only briefly, they will pick up again overnight and it is blowing and more rain from the atlantic. very quickly that arrives into northern ireland, outbreaks of rain pushing into much of the uk, like last night, more showery weather coming into scotland. those showers turning wintry over the hills.

in a ceremony at buckingham palace, lesley "twiggy" lawson received the honour for services to fashion. yes, not quite twiggy, more a tree that has fallen down today in bradford, because of the wind and rain, and there's more of that to come over the next few days. this is the sort of weather we are moving into today, sunshine and showers, and it follows the rain we had earlier on overnight and this morning. that

(catherine) now the high schools that some of the teenagers attend are responding lesley marin has more.. leilah rayo/student: "very irresponsible, obviously. and now the school is taking the fall for their dumb decisions." photos posted to social media over the weekend have caused a firestorm across a newport mesa unified school district. students believe attend newport harbor and costa mesa high schools are seen at an off-campus party, using red cups to draw out a swastika while performing the nazi salute.this morning students and parents at newport harbor were horrified over the photos. susan butler/mother: "absolutely horrific. and i don't consider it to be a high school prank or a joke. it is a hate crime."giancarlo maurici/student: "what are you guys doing? i know that some of you think it's a joke, but, honestly, it's not, it's actually really offensive. extra police were patrolled to come to campus today while students took it into their own hands.the associate student bodies for several school districts posted this on social media asking their classmates to wear blue today to d

kelly and lesley jones as gayle king. >> idris elba hosted the show with khalid. >>> ground breakingero movies that had been blockbuster at the box office, two years ago it was gal gadot and chad boseman. this year is brie larson. it is not just a big moment for the studio, it marks the lead for larson who has proven herself as an academy award winning dramatic actor but now steps into captain marvel's suisuit in a new stratusphear. >> brie larson knew if she's going to play the most powerful super hero in the universe, she has some work to do. >> over nine months of work out, twice a day, she built herself into captain marvel. >> why is it so important to you to get in that character? >> to me, she represents power and strength. it was not just good enough of this representation of female strength, i want to help tell that story, i went from not being athletic and being able to dead lift 220 pounds and pushed my trainer over the hill. >> in her past life, the super hero was an air force pilot, that required some training for larson, too. she spent days in nevada with real pilots and

faa, kneeled lesley recollect leslie delegated safety authority, to boeing and other air manufacturesther senators saying boeing should not try to up sell safety, especially when it could potentially mean life of every one onboard. >> why would a safety feature on your airplane be an option? why wouldn't this automaticalliautomatic be included if you don't check a box plane is not as safe is unacceptable. >> senator durbin referring to boeing making optional warning center that could tell a pilot when antisystem is getting faulty data the faa says this wednesday they invited 200 pilots, for an informational session, the agency says they are working closely with consumers and regulators on a software update to the antistall oscar as well as additional training boeing paying for all of it faa says final swrergs of the update could be in reports hands by the end of the week, if approved it would be uploaded into the plane no timetable, for flying the plane. >> so glad you are on story stay on story tloult 2 hour reuters ares are reporting reuters reporting 737 max software not to blame a

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. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm andson cooper. >> i'm johner >> pelley: i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight, but first these headlines from special counsel robert mueller's investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. late today, president trump was exonerated in a letter to congress from attorney general william barr. barr told congress that the nearly two year independent special counsel investigation determined that no one in the president's campaign colluded with the russian effort and, in attorney general barr's opinion, the evidence shows mr. trump did not interfere with the investigation. this past friday the special counsel delivered his report to attorney general barr. barr spent the weekend writing a summary for congress and the public. the summary contains these quotations from mueller's report: "the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the russian government in its election interference activities." and, "the evidence does not establish that the president was involved in an u

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