do you think that lula will be the a nswer to you think that lula will be the answer to brazil's problemseader and a change? since when is new necessarily a good thing? new could be hitler. there is no guarantee. why do people recognise lula? because people live better during his government. the workers party has for a long time supported the government in venezuela. just recently the head of the party said they supported the party against the violence. what's your opinion? maduro is ruling in extreme circumstances. we need a way out of this that isn't bloody. the vision the west has of venezuela is irresponsible. the international press has treated venezuela absurdly. they are going to create what they did in iraq and afghanistan, here in latin america, and armed conflict. it doesn't have to keep arguing because the opposition isn't perfect it. but do you not think maduro is to blame as well? are not going to just blame maduro. there is a conflict. do you remember what they did to saddam hussein? they killed him in the most brutal way possible. when they did, all the monsters were uncove

luiz inacio lula da silva denies the allegations. national crime agency says at least 60 people have died in the uk over the past eight months from an overdose of a powerful painkiller, which at street level dealers often mix with heroin. fentanyl is usually given to cancer patients, and it was linked to the death of the rock star, prince. june kelly reports. the rock legend prince died suddenly last year at the age of 57. 12 months on, medical examiners concluded his death was due to an accidental overdose of fenta nyl. now the drug which killed this showbiz a—lister and has taken the lives of addicts across america is responsible for an increasing number of deaths in the uk. fentanyl is a painkiller used to treat cancer patients. it's 50 times stronger than heroin. it's been linked to the deaths of 60 people in the uk and there's an even more powerful substance, carfentanil, which can be up to 10,000 times stronger than street heroin. we talk about people playing russian roulette with these type of drugs. it's becoming an extremely

luiz inacio lula da silva denies the allegations.tish government has published plans to ensure it is still able to apply international sanctions after britain leaves the european union. the uk currently has more than thirty sanctions in place, including travel bans, asset freezes and trade embargos. those targeted include russia, north korea, the islamic state group and al-qaeda. tightened security checks at some european airports are leaving holidaymakers waiting in queues for more than four hours. the european commission has defended changes to eu security procedures that have been blamed for the queues. the enhanced checks were introduced in april. a trade body representing some of the uk's biggest airlines calls the situation shameful, with reports that some passengers had missed their flights. south africa's ruling party, the anc, is facing a crisis. the country is in recession and its leader, president jacob zuma, is accused of rampant corruption. it's a charge that has divided the party, between those who stand with him, and t

lula da silva has denied the allegations and accused thejudge of political bias against him. 150 yearsout two cents an acre, which looks like a bargain today. the territory became the nation's 49th state, revered for its beauty and wildlife. newly uncovered images reveal not only the splendour of the landscape, but also early experiments in panoramic photography. jane o'brien has more. when america bought alaska from russia in 1867, many people thought the vast territory was quite literally a waste of space. but by the turn of the century gold and other minerals had been discovered and maps were in demand. short summers meant that the bogra first didn't have time to produce conventional drawings, they photographed the land instead. —— photographers. it was revolutionary. the photographs would be shot in the fields to exact specifications. they would be processed in the fields and once that season was over they would ta ke once that season was over they would take the negatives back to washington, print them up and they we i’e washington, print them up and they were able to produce nume

la ventilaciÓn es lula. todos ponen en peligro su vida. esta es la quinta detenciÓn migratorio.te dentro de lo copiado. un seis, asÍ viajan hasta tres dÍas. entre los 14 16 inmigrantes de una camioneta de otros 43 en el principio para imitar lo que estÁ sucediendo con los inmigrantes. varios inmigrantes para llegar a la frontera. vamos a cambiar completamente el tema. una verdadera jornada de asombro viviÓ hoy buena parte del paÍs al observar el eclipse solar que atravesÓ de costado costo. la ciencia nos explica lo que pasa cuando la luna bloquea la luz del sol. no deja de sorprendernos y a algunos hasta asustarnos. veamos nuestra cobertura respecto lo que se solar . reportero: todas las miradas en el cielo, incluyendo la del presidente donald trump el que se solar de 2017 fue ese nÚmero astronÓmico en ciclo. kenneth dejaron a los sitios donde se pudo presenciar por poco mÁs de dos minutos, la luna cubriendo completamente el sol. fue una experiencia inolvidable. sin tener que salir de su paÍs, para cientÍficos sones es el eclipse solar fue una oportunidad para convertirlo en el

president lula and it's up against the numbers day which is a lot here steadiest of hands at the moment that's what it mildly but rick north korea is at the point of all of this from a north korean point of view this isn't just. new york impressively a threat for the regime to survive so i don't think the whole point of all these things is for the regime to survive and of course it can't just survive market uses only kindly so i don't think those threats are likely to be. seriously intended in the sense that they're expecting korea to actually be executed we said and semi-colons and america's professor at kenya's college cambridge in the u.k. thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. and. well arty's been campaigning to help find the relatives of often russian speaking children who have been stranded in iraq you often it is believed their parents traveled to the war torn country to join eisel and then i there are paladins then or were killed and we've already received responses from people who have recognized some of the children and one of those spotted is a little area. a phone cal

we will go ahead and -- told lula -- tallulah bankhead. it was a little harder to figure out who that was. this is when truman was camping in 1948. here is a letter from tallulah bankhead president truman sent a message about her performance. he said, i was never so surprised in my life when it led to the assembled guests, your warm and generous telegram on my receiving of the award. he was appreciative and took time out of his schedule to send a note. the person on the right, anybody recognize that person? that's right, danny thomas. unfortunately, we do not have information about when and where this was. over the years we received quite a number of different collections that were donated. unfortunately, there are many that do not have dates, names, or places. i did recognize him, you are right, that is danny thomas. this might be tough. let's see if you can recognize the person on the left. yes, this gentleman here. >> it looks like jimmy carter. david: no, it is not jimmy carter. anybody else? douglas fairbanks junior. this is during a

one of the pups looking far home is lula. >> they had her running occupy and down the hall.ray outside of our shelter a couple of days ago. she is available for adoption and looking for her forever home. >> she is pretty cute. you think she will make it until saturday? >> probably not going to make it until the 19th but i'm sure we'll have lots of adorable faces like this one. why is it important? >> we want to be connected to the community. volunteering as well. >> and tell our viewers where you're located. >> and you brought something with you as well, right? >> a little surprise. this is something they are doing every wednesday. we are excited too not only for this partnership but clearing the shelters making it into a real community event. they will be out with us serving the people who will be waiting to get in to find forever homes for their dogs. >> wonderful. our floor director will grab that. >> thank you. >> as you said, it's getting the community together. you have been raising this money through the summer. >> yeah. we have been doing this for four months now. so