>> nazareth: [ speaking foreign language ] >> lia: [ speaking foreign language ] >> anthony: you soundpeaking foreign language ] >> anthony: when armenia was swallowed up by the soviet union in 1922, it became the armenian soviet socialist republic. with that came purges and paranoia, but also a rapid industrialization, the evidence of which is still seen today in the abandoned factories and workers blocs of another time. and a soviet mentality, and sizable russian presence still hang over the country like a dead weight. no matter how you felt about soviet rule, the transition was a rough one. after the collapse of the ussr in 1991, armenia suffered terrible food shortages, and a ruined electrical grid that allowed only a couple of hours of power a day, if you were lucky. >> nazareth: the worst of those years would be 1992 to 1994. >> anthony: right. >> nazareth: but then a few years after '94 as well. >> serj: there was a lot of pilferage in the beginning, there was a lot of -- it was dark, dark days. >> mariam: i'm the generation who literally learned the alphabet with a candlelight.

little lia pearson was the baby of the family. giggling here with her brother, brandon. and here he is again playing in the street with seven—year—old lacey. they all looked up to their teenage sister, demi. the four children were all asleep at home last december when fire swept through their house. it's said that petrol bombs were thrown through a smashed back window. flames took hold at the bottom of the stairs and the children were all trapped in their bedrooms on the first floor. their mother, michelle, is still in hospital with terrible injuries. and has recently learned that the four children were killed. surrounded by security guards, zak bolland and his girlfriend, courtney brierley, are charged alongside theirfriend, david worrall. the court heard that the fire was the ultimate consequence of a tit—for—tat feud between zak bolland and the child ren's brother, kyle pearson. the two had smashed each other‘s windows and threatened each

lia later died, michelle survived to be told four of her children had not. of a long—running feud between zac bolland and one of her sons. the family say michelle was let down having repeatedly warned she was in danger. are you angry? yes. who with? police, social services, the council. the police watchdog is investigating. we have referred this to the ipcc and a full review is taking place into the background that led to the fatal fire. the pearson family are still to hold funerals for the children, they say they will now go to the hospital to tell michelle that those who killed her children have been found guilty. taxes will have to rise to pay for the nhs if the uk is to avoid a decade of misery in which older and more vulnerable people are let down. that's the conclusion of a report by two think tanks, which says the health service will require the equivalent of £2,000 a yearfrom every british household for more than a decade. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg has more details. ca re costs. more care costs. more and more. hospitals in the red, waiti

inside little lia was sleeping in a cot. her up and put her in the bath to try to save her, but the fire was too much. michelle pearson survived to be told that four of her children had not. the court heard that the fire was the ultimate result of a long—running feud between one of michelle pearson's other sons and zak bolland. what started as low—level tit—for—tat crime ended in murder. the family say michelle was let down, having repeatedly warned that she was in danger. are you angry? yes. who with? the police, social services, the council. they could have done more and theyjust failed her. the police watchdog is investigating. we have referred this to the ipcc on the very first day of the enquiry, and a full review is taking place into all the background that led to the fatal fire. the pearson family are still to hold funerals for the children. tonight they visited michelle in hospital to tell her she now judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, says he's "encouraged," that the prime minist

inside little lia was sleeping in a cot.in the bath to try to save her, but the fire was too much. michelle pearson survived to be told that four of her children had not. the court heard that the fire was the ultimate result of a long—running feud between one of michelle pearson's other sons and zak bolland. what started as low—level tit—for—tat crime ended in murder. the family say michelle was let down, having repeatedly warned that she was in danger. are you angry? yes. who with? the police, social services, the council. they could have done more and theyjust failed her. the police watchdog is investigating. we have referred this to the ipcc on the very first day of the enquiry, and a full review is taking place into all the background that led to the fatal fire. the pearson family are still to hold funerals for the children. tonight they visited michelle in hospital to tell her she now hasjustice for demi, brandon, lacie and lia. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the hollywood actor morgan freeman has apologised, afte

lia had a long lia had a long course of treatment and was cured.there are some strains that are difficult to treat and linger for years, and can be fatal. your best bet is to be conscious and protect yourself when going outdoors.vicki ... (vicki) lyme disease symptoms are a rash, often in a bull's-eye pattern, and flu-like symptoms. this includes joint pain, stiffness, swelling and weakness in the limbs also can occur. people may experience whole body: fatigue, fever and headaches. for more information log on to kron4 dot com... lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperature

lia later died, michelle survived to be told four of her children had not.ng—running feud between zac bolland and one of her sons. the family say michelle was let down having repeatedly warned she was in danger. are you angry? yes. who with? police, social services, the council. they could have done more and they just failed her. the police watchdog is investigating. we have referred this to the ipcc and a full review is taking place into the background that led to the fatal fire. people are let down. that's the conclusion of a report by two think tanks, which says the health service will require the equivalent of thousand pounds a year from every british household for more than a decade. our political editor, laura kuenssberg has more details. ca re costs. more and more, hospitals in the red. waiting lists at record levels. act now to avoid a real emergency. if we want a good health and social care system. over the next 15 years, we are going to have to pay for it. we cannot go on as we have done over the past ten years, which is basically meant, a few bill

three—year—old lia pearson died of her injuries a few days later.a for months and was only told about the deaths of her four children last month. they've gone. i can't even turn round and say one has gone. all her young ones, all her babies have gone. bolland and worrall now face long jail terms for murdering four children in the most horrific circumstances. danny savage, bbc news, manchester. zac bolland was also convicted of trying to murder the three surviving members of the family and david worrall convicted of grievous bodily harm. they will be sentenced later and the court has also been told more of michelle pearson's condition. we are told she is doing well but still very poorly and she has been told about the fact her children have died but it is questionable how much she fully understands at this stage. judith, thank you. also in the last few minutes, an army sergeant has been found guilty of attempting to murder his wife by tampering with her parachute and sabotaging a gas valve at their home. duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. t

quiera pidieron el video ni las fotos, nosotros intentamos hablar con ellos pero no han respondido lÍaaber sido vÍctimas de este tipo de crÍmenes, en vivo desde san josÉ, noticiero telemundo 48. regreso a estudios. >>> precauciÓn, gracias melissa por este reportaje, en oakland ayer por la tarde se reportÓ una bomba sobre la calle 19, los trenes detenidos mientras se investigaba, no encontraron nada un sujeto fue arrestado por cargos no relacionados, pero se indaga ra si el hombre tuvo al que ver. >>> en san francisco reuniÓn para discutir el Último tiroteo donde se involucraron agentes de stade feno pendencia, en centro recreativo a hamilton, el incidente ocurriÓ en 11 de mayo cuando se investiga el robo de un auto y el sospechoso chocÓ contra dos patrullas. >>> al menos una personas muere esta madrugada en el choque de varios vehÍculos en la calle... y la rampa de entrada, 880 carriles direcciÓn norte estuvieron cerrados mientras se hacia la investigaciÓn, y la policÍa de a wres toro un sujeto que robÓ un auto y que inicio una persecusiÓn policial, veamos. >>> preste atenciÓn a este r

lia had a long course of treatment and was cured.there are some strains that are difficult to treat and linger for years, and can be fatal. lia personally knew 4 people that died from lyme disease this year.your best bet is to protect yourself when going outdoors, and check yourself for ticks once you're back inside.reporting live from the newsroom...ali reid ... kron 4 news lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer. it was an active day in southern calfornia with shower and thunderstorms. you can see the storms continuinig to rotate into southern california on doppler radar. it is breezy again outside if you're going out. some patchy fog is likely near the coast while most of the inland valleys stay clear. you can see high pressure slowly building toward the state. it will move overhead in the next few days to bring warm sunshine to most of the bay area. high temperatures will likely be highest on friday before cooling over the weekend. tomorrow will begin with a few clouds near the coast but should end up mostly sunny. hi

mientras el nÚmero de femicidios van en aumento los asesinos lias y las vÍctimas son cada vez mÁs jÓvenes pone el drama de los femicidio el informe de vÍctor silva. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> esta casa si la ven afuera tambiÉn estÁ muerta. desde el momento que mis hijos mueren la casa se queda sola. abandonada, triste. y pues sola. y eso es lo que se ve en la casa. solo imagÍnense cÓmo estoy por dentro. >>> el ecatepec a solo 15 millas de la capital mexicana es el municipio mÁs sfpeligroso del paÍs, la onu lo considera para ser el peor lugar para ser mujer y el peor lugar para asesinar >>> ellos son sus hijos >>> sÍ karen >>> el jueves 4 de agosto del 2016 la vida de esta mujer cambiÓ por completo. saliÓ en la maÑana rumbo al trabajo mientras eric y karen dormÍan sin imaginar que estarÍan juntos. >>> llegÓ y estaba cerrada la puerta el cual no me cayÓ de raro ni de extraÑo. ya que yo sabÍa que ellos iban a salir. me habÍan perdido permiso mi hija para ir a la feria de ecatepec al prender la luz estaba el cuerpo de mi hija tirado en el fondo del baÑo contÉstame te estoy hablando que pasÓ, quÉ te

la casa blanca dice que sigue negociando y que los insultos de lÍa norcoreana no hacÍan posible la cumbrey lo que la historia te enseÑes que corea del norte va a engaÑar y manipular las negociaciones. pablo: la mayorÍa de expertos afirman que hay una soluciÓn militarporque una guerra serÍa devastadora para todos. esta serÍa la primera vez que los lÍderes de ambos países se reÚnen.sin embargo menos de dos semanas de la fecha en prevista para la cumbre es aÚn una incÓgnita si finalmente se producirÁ o no. >> llegÓ la hora de saber quÉ podemos esperar del clima para el resto del fin de semana. con estas imÁgenes en vivo del puente san mateo y de la bahÍa pasamos con elena tabraue que estÁ lista con la "ventana al tiempo". elena: muy buenas noches.comenzamos analizando cuÁl fue la temperatura máxima durante este sÁbado en san josÉ. se reportÓ en 69 grados. extremos por debajo de las temperaturas normales que es 76 grados en esta Época del aÑo. para maÑana comenzarÁn a aumentar las temperaturas. continuamos monitoreando la tormenta su trÓpico cal alberto que se encuentra al noroeste del rÍo. l

three—year—old lia pearson died of her injuries a few days later.her michelle was in a coma for months and was only told about the deaths of her four children last month. they've gone. i can't even turn round and say one has gone. all her young ones, all her babies have gone. bolland and worrall now face long jail terms for murdering four children in the most horrific circumstances. danny savage, bbc news, manchester. zac bolland was also convicted of attempting to murder the three surviving members of the family and david worrall convicted of attempted grievous bodily harm. the three defendants will all be sentenced later. the court has just been told more about michelle pearson's condition, the children's mother. we are told she is doing well but still very purdy and has been told about the fact that children have died. it is questionable how much she understands at this stage. in the last hour, an army sergeant has been found guilty of attempting to murder his wife by tampering with her parachute and sabotaging a gas valve at their home. duncan k

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lia had some drums in the dese w had cascades in them. they hadn't put them together.n then it took us a long time to get rid of them. nuclear weapons is not something you pull the plug and take it away again. how you take away the knowledge how to make nuclear weapons. >> exactly. former ambassador christopher hill who was the u.s. negotiator during the six-party talks with north korea, he said, you know, in libya we could put all that they had into a two-car garage. it was very little compared to the enormous amount of acreage all over the country that north korea has. so, let's say they do go into a deal. how do you even verify it? there isn't enough inspectors apparently according to the experts. >> i think as a country, this is a huge country with very mountainous terrain and no real roads. how do you get around? it's t it's enormously difficult to do. nuclear weapons are not something you can get rid of overnight. the suggestion they can be shipped to the united states is nonsense. you have to think about how do you stage it. i'm sure the summit will happen. i'm

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. >>> let's talk more about what's working for the fast food cha m and wha lia head. joining us tonight, david palmer. managing director at rbc capital markets. hank you for joining u tonight, david. >> happy to join you. >> actually, sales over seas were better than they were in the. s., wer?'t th >> they were very strong over seas. they've bundled together many lead markets in a segment and those include some of europe, canada, australia.ts those marad 8% same store sales growth. extremely strong. many of those markets are doing the stuff that the u.s. will be doing or is doing now. they'reg essentially seehe future there with many of the d and ed assets and f they hope that's where mcdonald's usa is in one to two years. >> david, you know, the $1, $2 $3 meal, what impact did that have on its results today? and you say one of the things that you were watching very closely was so called check growth. what does that mea and whyid you like it? >> well, they rolled out a new value platform, the $1, $2, $3 menu. that menu was arguably not quite thehe success thatwere hop

. —— lia pearson. —— lacie.th terrible injuries and has recently learned that the four children were killed. surrounded by security guards, zak bolland and his girlfriend, courtney brierley, are charged alongside their friend, brierley, are charged alongside theirfriend, david worrall. the court heard that the fire was the ultimate consequence of a tit—for—tat viewed between zak bolland and the children's brother, kyle pearson, they have smashed each other‘s windows and threatened each other‘s windows and threatened each other with weapons. the prosecution say that's zak bolland's threats to set fire to the pearson house had prompted michelle pearson to call the police and the fire service to block up her letterbox to stop petrol being poured through. kyle pearson survived, and gave evidence to the court by video link. he said he woke up to hear his mother shouting, fire, fire, and having jumped out of the window, looked back to see his sister coughing in the smoke before disappearing from view. zak bolland alon

little lia pearson was the baby of the family. giggling here with her brother, brandon.eenage sister, demi. the four children were all asleep at home last december when fire swept through their house. it is said that petrol bombs were thrown through a smashed back window. flames took hold of the bottom of the stairs and the children were all trapped in their bedrooms on the first floor. their mother michelle is still in hospital with terrible injuries. and has recently learned that the four children were killed. surrounded by security guards, zak bolland and his girlfriend courtney brierley are charged alongside theirfriend, david worrall. the court heard that the fire was the ultimate consequence of a tit—for—tat feud between zak bolland and the children's brother, kyle pearson. the two had smashed each other‘s windows and threatened each other with weapons. and the prosecution say that zak bolland's threats to set fire to the pearson house had prompted michelle pearson to call the police and the fire service to block up her letterbox to stop petrol being poured through

, her younger brother brandon, who was eight, their little sister lacie, seven, and the little one, lias been told they were asleep in the family home with them michelle pearson, who was very gravely injured in the fire. she has survived but recently become conscious to be told her children have died. —— at home with their mother, michelle pearson. another of michelle pearson's children was in the house, kyle pearson and his friend. when the fire took hold, kyle pearson got out and the court will hear evidence from him. the prosecution say the fire is the fault of zak bolland, his girlfriend courtney brierley and theirfriend his girlfriend courtney brierley and their friend david worrall, his girlfriend courtney brierley and theirfriend david worrall, who his girlfriend courtney brierley and their friend david worrall, who are all charged with murder and attempted murder. the court has been told it is all the result of an ongoing tit—for—tat feud between zak bolland and kyle pearson, and that michelle pearson, we heard a statement from her in court, she told the police she did not feel

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lia: the united states is ready to impose sanctions on the european union after there was a ruling thatirbus -- after the airbus ruling. this is in addition to president trump's steel and aluminum tariffs. -- elon musk readies a reorganization of the top management team at tesla. bob rudd, who lighted north american commercial and northies sales -- led american commercial and utilities sales have left the company. musk declined to comment further. rudd couldn't be reached for comment. relianced bonds of munication some slumped after an indian tribunal ordered the wireless carrier be placed in insolvency proceedings. a $3.7ision jeopardized billion asset sale. and two of its subsidiary us will decide on the next quarter action after studying the detailed order. anna: thank you. the 10 year treasury yields reached the highest level in almost seven years. this morning, it is holding above 3%. the bond market has the attention of investors, who will look to the fed for guidance on rates in the united states. we had to san francisco fed president weighing in. three or four rate increases is

again, i want to call special attention to women like lia evans who, on top of that, have made the additional choice to put themselves onhe line and in the crosshairs of an aggressive legal team that will seek to discredit them to be a rt of these criminal proceedings. t you wrote since the establishment e first studios a century ago there have been few moviea executives dominant and domineering as harvey weinstein. talk to me about theic signce of a day like today, given the national conversation sparked in large part by your reporting last year. >> well, you know, i have to say therare activists doing this hard work long before this most recent reporting by me and a lot of other reporters who banged eir head against the walls trying to get these stories about sexual violence out. but there was a succession of pieces of reporting that i think chipped awafat a culture silence, and that goes back to the accusers of bill cosby stepping forward, i goes back to what gretchen carlson did in exposi h a culture ofassment at fox news. these were all in remental step that allowed me in my conversation

peter: [laughs] "lia: kevin, did you call zte e."?. kevin: i have not slept. am a hot mess, julia, to use your language. [laughter] kevin cirilli, chief washington correspondent, and peter coy, economic editor for "bloomberg businessweek," great work. it is blockchain week. 2018wn manhattan for the cents as conference and we will talk with one of the industry's pioneers, a founding partner. that is coming up, and this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ julia: "what'd you miss?" after a jump on monday, bitcoin has hit a slump this week. we welcome now richard muirhead, foundingpartner at ventures. talk about what interests you most. richard: there were three events this week, an event but i wanted to go last weekend called the ethereal, which is a bit more like a cultural festival, ethereal,round the and that a concert, which is kind of like stadium rock, which i did not go to. there is nothing wrong with stadium rock. joe: he is a punk rock guy. [laughter] richard: i had children chosen to go to the token summit, which is going on right now, which is more like ja

acute political gyration story pushing yields higher. 16 basis points. 2.9%,lia closing in a highest level in 2.5 months. that is the story of markets so far. let's get you caught up with first word news. >> congressional leaders pressed china's top economic adviser to halt unfair trading practices at the start of a four day trip to washington. met ahead of discussions with secretary mnuchin. his visit followed talks in beijing that ended without agreement. leaders are in bulgaria for a summit that includes rising trade tensions, the latest exit issues and the iranian deal. trump's tariffs are due to hit on june 1. the leaders also want to salvage the iran accord, despite america pulling out. european shares hit near 15 week highs at the possibility of a populist italian government wade -- weighed. they are yet to say who will be prime minister. one italian newspaper reported they may rotate the post. tencent will be in the spotlight recordfter delivering quarterly profit that reassured investors worried about margins. the stock had lost more than $90 billion value in hong kong this

<lia gaertner-all you do is take very fine tipped needle nosed tweezers and grab them by the mouth ande body, bcuz then it'll vomit the bacteria into your body. you dont want to scare it.>( robin ) lyme disease symptoms are a rash, often in a bull's-eye pattern, and flu-like symptoms. this includes joint pain, stiffness, swelling and weakness in the limbs also can occur. people may experience whole body fatigue, fever and ( robin ) there are few places in the bay area that rival the bear creek redwoods open space preserve. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports... work has now begun to open that luscious land to the public. majestic redwoods, even a few old growth trees remain here in a corner of the santa cruz mountains along bear crek road across from lexington reservoir. ground was broken tuesday for the first of a three phases project, the first of which will open to the public next may. anna ruiz/general manager mid- peninsula open space district ".. it's over 14-hundred acres of open space land and starting off with over 6 miles of trails open to hiking and equestrian use and a 50 c

lia and tokyomilk. >>> and good morning. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings."rmore. they're trying to reach commuters from the central valley who have to cross the altamont pass into the bay area, and that is such a pain. b.a.r.t. is planning to consider two proposals. the first would be to extend the dublin-pleasanton line. that would cost $1.6 billion. the other idea would be a bus extension, but it would be on a dedicated line, and that would be a whole lot cheaper. we'll be watching that. so will alexis. >>> yeah, that is one area i can always count on to be slow out of tracy there, reggie. the area we've been focusing on this morning is a sig alert we found due to flooding. we had a pump issue once again southbound 200 at state route 87. southbound 280. they are saying that all lanes are opening right now and that sig alert is over, so, the water has receded enough, they can open these lanes back up. quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, a crash reported just before the to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for st