this is the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes it's getting out of hand there are loons read crisis has sparked a huge public outcry about what's being done about it will be speaking to the country's press t.v. fox the mom of that deal. also coming out. gay sex is a crime in kenya but the high court meetings out on friday we meet one woman for whom the landmark ruling will have a huge personal impact. i'm eddie my god jr welcome to news africa i'm glad you joined then rape and sexual violence has been a continuing crisis in syria loon for years and it's getting worse in fact it has led president ma the deal to declare it's a national emergency he media now spends are made a public outcry over the issue after recorded cases of rape and sexual assaults doubled in the past year two thousand five hundred activists believe the actual figure to be much higher as many victims don't report sexual attacks and that's another shocking statistic seventy percent of the victims are under the age of fifteen one recent high profile case involved a three month old baby present you also a

rachel maddow is a loon. what you saw, is an example of what happens when lunacy's or plans journalism. that was an abomination. but of course, nbc has tom brokaw as their senior person who apologizes regularly for saying the obvious. >> laura: all right gentlemen, thank you so much. joining me reaction to all these developments and the government northam case, al vida king niece of martin luther king jr. and she is a staunch pro-lifein advocate for so many years, al vida, the conversation we just had that someone like ralph northam deserves at this point the comment in the decade old photographs digital photographs from his yearbook. >> alveda: there is a serious question about the integrity of the governor who would say that if a child is born, there will be a conversation with the mother and doctor to decide whether the child should live.r we are talking every child in the womb orry outside of the wob is a human being established byw science, philosophy, religion and we know that. however, when the child i

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i didn't know it was a ball loon involved. they came from all over here. >> reporter: the pilot has had his ballooning license for eight years and handled sunday's event by the book. >> all the guests had a great time. it was great adventure on a sunday morning. >> reporter: you could say so. reporting in vallejo, jolena fordson, abc7 news. >>> weather played a role in the last hot air balloon emergency in the bay area. heavy fog in santa rosa forced a balloon to make a dramatic landing at sequoia elementary school last september. there were eight people on board. kids were out in the school yard at the time. no one was hurt. >>> firefighters are keeping an eye on the main tesla plant in fremont today after a fire started outside building. abc7 was there after the fire started last night on fremont boulevard apparently in a storage area. the fire was contained about an hour and a half later. haz-mat crews are trying to figure out what caused the fire and what was burning. they say fire crews had problems suppressing the fire w

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police say dominique taylor, the mother of paris and loon, was driving.he man who is in critical condition. derrick simms set up a gofundme page to help with funeral costs. th've raised more than $12,000. >> pray for me and my family and all the other kids affected by this. >> reporter: police are investigating the c se of the crash. they say it appears all the children were riding in the back seat. shomari stone, news 4. >>> now to those roller coaster temperatures out there causing problems on our roads. you felt them, those potholes. they're popping up everywhere. red here's why. rain and snowe to the ground. the constant pressure from cars starts to break apart the road's surface. once it gets warm, the road expand and crumble even more. and folks are already seeing the impact. >> took out both of our tires. four new tires, two new rims. stop it. >> on a year-old vehicle. >> that hurts. permanent fixes can't really be made until we have consistent warmer eratures. all right. doug, we've had a couple of days. can we make itur three, five in a row? >> n

so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy loon foundation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. you know world of big partisan lot 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. 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 watching the hawks. this is the kaiser report there's gold silver bitcoin it's important to understand you need your individual economic sovereignty we have quite a few headlines to show that not only is the empire disintegrating but all those nation states which it rules over are kind of wobbly to be an understatement first headline from zero hedges to tweet gold jumps to eight month high as geo political chaos. when all you know gold is barometer of globa

you loon -- learn those things early. being competitive and understanding how to win and how to train to get yourself into a better position to win. ofelopment of all sorts muscles, but such logical -- psychological and physical gl. >> in applied sciences. i was a latin american studies major'twas my focus. it was a great program. >> u.n. on to do what? >> -- you went on to do what? my dad was diagnosed with ms while i was in college so i came home. i did a community service project. rail thathen a service takes many forms. -- that was when i realized that service takes many forms. metas through that that i my then congressman and apply for a job in his office. withinto washington months of graduating. toyou're not unfamiliar washington. what did you do? what lessons did you learn about serving in washington? >> i worked for congressman marty meehan, a democrat from the same hometown i grew up in. jobs ind and i had many the office both here and in massachusetts and eventually became his chief of staff. i learned to never

gratian policy italian people are still strong supporter their policies especially in the me gratian a loon are you actually which publishes quarterly reports on racially motivated i don't answer all those and you also have are you actually asking anybody who says something different through their use area that's your center what they say they say probably around ninety migrant policies has clearly contributed to creating a climate of hostility and to legitimizing racist violence the president of the national association of italian partisans stream right has found a party that's your party through which you can speak my citizens easily led syrian amulets and. from their numbers and this that they stick there is no evidence that there is any increase in the so call in the rat to rass them are acts against me grant that it is not what these groups say no they don't have birth they don't show statistics they just say bad words because they don't like this government in the true as they see it in the two months after my term salvini became interior minister they reported twelve shootings two mu

loon lake it is easy to blame the government decisions are not to be liking of the people at the noblel authorities have had to make ethical decisions. libraries have been retained. it is worth bearing in mind that many local authorities have actually opened new libraries and refurbished them so it's a question of priorities and what a local authority thinks is important for theirarea. authority thinks is important for their area. those aged over 25 will be paid a minimum of £8 21 an hour. an increase of nearly 5%. it does mean that a full—time worker on the rate will be over £2750 better off next year compared to the year the national living wage was introduced. the regulations also increased the rate for younger workers and apprentices. those aged between 21 and 2a will be entitled to a minimum hourly rate of £7 70 and 32p increase. any increase in pay for those on the lowest pay is to be welcomed. however, this small rise is entirely insufficient and emblematic of the government who will only do the very barest minimum for working people and often not even that. the uk government's

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this company loon truly admitted to creating a false flag operation that made it look like so new york times quoted eight new knowledge report in their own words and they said we orchestrated and. operation planted the idea that roy moore's campaign was amplified by social media. keep that in mind this is a man who was accused of sexually harassing possibly assaulting a. girl under the age of eighteen when he was a grown and grown man a grown adult. and the idea was what would make it look like russia. i mean. many levels of wrong it is i can't hold it and. the morgan. reports that. fake russian accounts to a lot of the public and deceive the national media into believing the kremlin counts were trying to defeat the democratic senate candidate when in fact he was citing were ones he himself fabricated and controlled. things how are we supposed to trust the expertise of this group when they really lied and how. we're supposed to trust their expertise that oh yes all of russia and all of these islands are combining to push told to go you know but but we're supposed to trust new. informat

league loon. go here peter bitterly when the soul of the united states wants venezuela's oil and they're willing to go to war for about oil venezuelan president nicolas maduro calls out washington for its intervention in his country comes after the u.s. vice pres. now it's met with self declared president one why do it when columbia. britain's told him to back the show go silent in the indian ocean to after half a century of illegal occupation a descendant of native islanders shares his story with us. the reality is that we lost in. the educate and now commercials wants to.

you won't have as reliable water supplies but he's a people around the wild have been ringing in the loon and you hear many i think for fortune and prosperity of the year it's a pick and there's a lot at stake like the trade to speak between china and the u.s. and its consequences for ordinary citizens adrian brown has more from beijing. well this is the town park or park in the heart of beijing and a very popular place to come on the first day of chinese new year now traditionally the year of the pig is a year in which you make friends and make money so that possibly bodes well for the current talks between china and the united states to try to diffuse their trade differences the outgoing year the year of the dog was not such a good one for chinese people the economy here continued to slow and many people lost their jobs so what do ordinary people want in the year ahead. i wish all my family members will have good health and a much better life in the new year i have a son so i have one big mission to accomplish in my life for the new year i'm getting married i hope all my family will hap

the mars project with grew out of a loon a project with the european space agency essentially you take robots out to mobs and the robots mix with an additive the dust in the red dust of models. and the robots learning from the bone structure i mean moles and humans create a show with the dust which is mixed with the attitude which is over an inflatable structure. faustus settlement would be built with the materials found on the surface of mas transporting steel girders and concrete blocks into space obviously isn't an option. of course that is science fiction so the things that i dreamt about and read about. as a as a young person are now reality but i think the whole space thing is in a way perhaps like the tallest building in the medieval cathedrals the reach for the heavens i think it's human nature i think is always striving trying to break boundaries trying to stretch the limits of of human ingenuity to defy gravity. bounce house was all about visions of the future chanting new ground and trusting in technology. today's well days global digital virtual and high tech colonizing oth

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the court in brussels said they're providing taxi service would a taxi loons. we need to do the -- taxi license without a license. we need to do the same here. >> mr. sahi. >> welcome back, nice to see you. >> thanks. i'm usually a troll at these meetings as i've been the last 20 years. i've seen the regulations reinvented and reworked several times and not one came up with the advent of ubers an pncs which is surprise which is these guys are supposed to be the most expert in the field of transportation and didn't foresee any of this. anyway, i want to start with history. taxis have been around since roman times. i like to tell my passengers it's the third oldest professional, probably. it's been regulated for a reason it's heavily regulated. i can't think -- i don't know that much about regulation but there's so much regulation it keeps getting added to and added to and there's a reason for regulation. it's for the safety of the public which is the most important product that can be shifd from dp -- shipped from one place to another and now they say it's a sta

you'll be shocked to learn that an unedited version which in context makes the senator look less loon the villain on hansel and gretel. in this case they confront the senator, posting her edited and seemingly smug response on social media. this kind of stuff is only going to heat up, as democrats try to out-left each other and prove their progressive bona fides. this is a fight for the heart and soul of the democratic party, but may i remind you it's also supposed to be a fight for the white house. just take a look at the headlines. bernie once praised red lines 40 years ago. amy klobuchar ate a salad with a comb. he rep raise to become the new litmus test for democrats. in i'm donald trump, i'm feeling pretty good about my chances. as long as the media keeps zeroing in on these dumb plot lines and the democrats keep talking about things that most americans don't prioritize. trump's got this one in the bag. that should be worrisome to democrats. after all, president trump is at record low approvals, and he's facing a dozen different investigations, and yet elizabeth warren is talking

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god of those times and when i say god honest of she will hide what on this since you hide the loons i don't have a side issue that i know of you never had a lot more energy level and glad i got on the town hall in the. garden of your when i lived in any given to. a guided id to refuse to go to war where you know who was going. i had a very little article we're. going to have to have no one. else will have an l.l. will for one. you know. love is the law. and while the other article i. don't hide there's area of champaign is now recovering thanks to the reflooding following the fall of saddam hussein in two thousand and three. large areas of the martian and and three ancient cities have now been included in unesco's list of world heritage sites but the reflooding has not restored the wetlands to their pre-drilling it states. the damage to the iraqi environment has also not been limited to the marshlands. iraq as a whole has suffered massive turmoil in the past thirty years. saddam's invasion of kuwait in august one nine hundred ninety led to the first gulf war and defeat by a coalition

no i've never been to that loon to the apartment a second time early sunday morning and haven't heart attack happened to be a regular non-public san francisco an, there would be no investigation. reporting live near coyote tower, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> sam, thank you. the woman with adachi apparently disappeared. let's bring in jaxon van derbeken who reported many of the details over the weekend in the investigation. he joins us from the san francisco newsroom. what's the latest here, what do you have? >> well, the woman who has apparently vanished was originally identified as caterina. she self-identified herself that way and she called 911 under that name. turns out her real name is catalina. she's a colombian national and people are looking for her now. we don't know exactly what has happened since then, but when authorities arrived, she was not there to be see >> jackson, this is a private matter. but what are investigators hoping to get from this woman? >> she was the last person to speak with adachi and apparently he died or at least stop breathing in front of her. so

and you should be able to renegotiate your loon and that's again the bank's have far too much power in making those decisions, and keeping people under that economic dur eses if you will. >> my name is keegan, i'm a student here, i'm a senior, and i will be majoring in education next year. >> what are you doing next year. >> i'm looking at college for music education. >> and you want to be a teacher. >> yeah, i want to be a high school music teacher. [applause] >> sen. brown: and superintendent murphy just promised you a job. if she's still superintendent in four and a half years, five years. you're pushing it a little bit senator. >> sen. brown: not that there are any witnesses that heard her promise. >> i wanted to ask you on your thawnts on young voters and your power to motivate generations around me for people they believe in and causes they believe in. >> sen. brown: i like that as the last question. thank you, i appreciate that. to say the future is a cliche, and not particularly meaningful, but i saw this year, 50% more -- 50% turnout increase in voters under the age of 35 or 3

the liberal loons, whatever he wants to call them, he can say i did my best for you and he could saveme that he's willing to go the route of declaring a national emergency if a deal from congress is not acceptable to him. that would no doubt be challenged in court. republicans are saying that's not necessarily something a lot of his own party members can get behind. so that's just the calculation they're going to have to make within the white house. but that base, that all-important base is something that is always at the top of his mind. so he'll have to find a way and the white house will have to find a way to sell it, whether it's by declaring a national emergency or by emphasizing the money that ends up being in this deal and saying that that is more than was on offer at the very beginning. arthel: so here we are saturday afternoon, before things wrapped up for the week on friday, yesterday, according to tension and talk around town, jeff, what do you think are the chances of a deal being reached next week? >> i think there is not a lot of appetite on either side of the political

head loons every day come at you and hard to outperform when that's the case. >> the macro point, areas data is worse and the valuation is more -- >> em is definitely attractive, right? on valuation alone trading at 11 times forward historical average is 12, 13 times and i do think that earnings have come down enough and looking for the street 7% earnings growth but that earnings growth seems to be a trough earnings coming down for 12 months by 14% in em so now you look at a trough and believe the multiple at 11 times is doable, real and believe in it and you have to believe that china and the stimulus to start to see some green chutes. i think we are seeing some green chutes but we have to wait and see to get really aggressive. >> currency is going up, a sign things are looking better. >> absolutely. >> tomorrow a lot of fed news. we have number of fed speakers including new york fed president williams the fed is clearly the market's friend right now how much of this news sort of rose-colored glasses view of the markets is due to the fed pivot? >> i think a lot of it is and i think d

. >> speaking of loons bill gates has his own plan after policies from aoc others he says they completelyr, and president trump appears ready to veto it yesterday "sunday morning futures" maria bartiromo got reaction from democratic congressman on opposition from colleagues. >> congressman are you going to join your colleagues pushing back against a national emergency? >> well, let me just say something quickly you know when i believe the president is right, i support him, and i have supporting him. when i believe he is wrong i say -- is wrong i am not a strong partisan i believe in biyou bipartisanship i think he overreached i think this is a constitutional issue i think an important issue, i do think it sets up a precedent for many reasons. charles: joining us now if former chief of staff under bill clinton mclarty associates chairman mack mclarty i guess everybody less to on constitutional attorney hat or scholar hat we have to acknowledge are something like 3 national emergencies already in place a lot of folks saying legal thing isn't necessarily turning president trump's declaration

continue to be able to compete against verizon and at&t, who are even more dominant players in that wire loon. and we'll be able to do that through a different efficiency than we're going to have in this merger. >> sir, i would just add that the enterprise business is controlled 90% by at&t and verizon. t-mobile and sprint have 5 and 4% market shape. we'll add 1,100 markets and we plan to double our business. it's a bit of a build it and they will come. and the fiber deployment associated with the backhaul has been advancing greatly, about 86% of our build out has been covered by that. so those are also good opportunities, as well. >> thank you. miss bennett, can you describe for me how you plan to compete with the new texasmobile, if the transaction were to be approved? what would happen to your prices and what would your subscribers' choices look like? >> i haven't talked for so long, i forgot to turn it on. >> it's been a while for me, too. our members are again concerned. we've been working with a form of t-mobile before mr. legere joined, back when we were trying to do 3g, we tried to wo