lydia campbell was watching.ern ireland know that the four points for the next two games would save their place at next year prosser world championships and for the three and a half thousand travelling fans, they got to see their side limit the dutch to just one chance and target in the first half. under their coach, the steam a lwa ys half. under their coach, the steam always have a chance and with calamity in the dutch defence and josh mcginnis was on hand to put the visitors into an unlikely lead. northern ireland fans at dreamland. but the dream only lasted five minutes. memphis depay finally getting through the northern irish back line. and then the nightmare. two minutes into injury time, breaking green and white hearts. memphis depay i then put daylight between his side picking up his second of the game. destiny is now an dutch hands but with a trip to belfast still to come, the ending of this story still isn't sure. lydia campbelll, bbc news. 3-1 3—i there. there were two more home nations in action tonig

lebanon speaking of that will for more analysis of the situation in lebanon we could speak not so lydia assad who is- a research fellow at the world in a quality lab in a fellow at the con heat middle east center thank you very y muh and he was speaking to us- lebanese peoeople taking to the streets. all seem pretty united they seem to come from a broad range of- social religious- groups- but presumably there is a small minority of people that isn't taking to the streets across lebanon i'm a assuming. that they'y're the ones you've had it pretty good or. yes inindeed so. what's your service to the industry that are so good evening and thank you for having me. and it's getting i needed to the extreme level of inequality teens- that exist in the bin. so to get your sense of these assets. i was really low on. the top zero point 1% richest individuals in the manner in. which the making for thousands of the creation research. since 10% of the total national income. which is exactly what's receives the but on each 2% of the population well most swimming and- indeed. so there is a cure disconn

lydia campbell was watching. and glasgow, so take her out for revenge.ped out of the champions league just seven weeks ago. in 20 minutes and, they started to banish those memories. they thought they would equalise. but celtic was seen by the off—site flag. southhampton, they have enjoyed life and glasgow so far. and started this move and finished it too. a very different outcome from what happened seven weeks ago, over in switzerland, the other half of the group have only lost once. alfredo barged his way through before half—time and it was only one outcome. but it did not take long for the young boy to respond, roger attacking just after. they thought they should've had a penalty for this challenge before david kept the colombian here. and then disaster, slipping leaving christian to run clear for the points. slipping leaving christian to run clearfor the points. sucker punch in the last second on a night bird could've been so much more. ireland, following their shock defeat to japan at the rugby world cup, got their qualifying campaign back on track w

la hija de lydia se quedÓ sin hogar. >>> se quemÓ hasta el piso.sperando. >>> la casa de alejandra se esÁa quemando. >>> mÓnica estaba en su casa inesperadamente comenzaron a volar ramas ardiendo por el vecindario. >>> y el viento las esparza por todas partes. literalmente eran rayos de fuego. donde caÍa el pedazo de palma, era el lugar que se prendÍa. >>> su casa y otros fueron pÉrdida total. >>> nancy vigilÓ su casa toda la noche. >>> y pobrecita la gente allÁ, que no tienen casa y todo quemado. era big fire. >>> con gran incertidumbre sobre su futuro. decenas de personas tuvieron que evacuar sus hogares esperaron en el albergue y con sabor agridulce que perdieron todo, pero salvaron la vida. >>> un camiÓn de basura, se estaba incendiado. en cali mesa, california. noticias telemundo. >>> la velocidad con la que se han propagado las llamas han tomado por sorpresa la poblaciÓn y las autoridades. 100.000 residentes tienen orden de evacuaciÓn obligatoria. el fuego en el Área de port ranch. han daÑado 25 estructuras. marÍa paula estÁ en port ranch con

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so i gotto and his wife lydia continue to use their photographs to call attention to the exploitation of people and our planet. yes. but he has no desire to get involved in politics and he lets his photograph speak for him. on the biggest i'm not. off in the political bot. i think my life inside the way this story in my picture was a little bit off as well. this is just my way off like. sebastiano saw gado is the 1st photographer to win the peace prize of the german publishers association in honor of his wife's work. in. the digital advances are also creating a people as well as exciting opportunities which are leaving their mark on literature to. the arts plus festival at the frankfurt book fair explores the future of culture and creativity blogs be read. how will artificial intelligence affect the future of literature and culture. will go volunteer feels comfortable in both worlds boland as an author himself and the founder of the arts plus testable of digital culture and he's been studying the creative power of machines. you weren't caught you guessing off the most that we're featu

. >> lydia. >> ellie shapiro. >> lydia, i'm wondering whether to get what, to address the problems youoted whether it's necessary to overturn sullivan or to have a standard that includes negligence and recklessness or failure to follow up standard of care into other professional tort claims as well as making sure the public figures are actually public figures. all those elements in sullivan may be just that if the supreme court were to take this up and you would say we need these things in here is what they mean rather than the whole structure being improper. >> that's a great question. i go back to my remarks in my talk. as a constitutional matter i don't think there is a constitutional basis for the sullivan decision as it was laid out. a big policy matter, therefore we end up in what is necessary necessarily a policy debate. let's be clear about what this is. this is a policy debate over whether the outcome is good or bad so if you want more judges doing morepolicy, yes, you can hold back on certain threads . they can define who a public figure is more narrowly . they can pull back

lydia one boy is one of about 70 residents from the korogocho slum in eastern nairobi who works with the organization called the green solutions they get acquainted themselves to protecting the environment one boy knows that the pollution in the river is now threatening those who live there or where water on a would be the water of the nairobi river has become dangerous which is and i knew it was about the children play there and because they have nowhere else to swim no matter you may also go into the water. but it's full of unhealthy stuff and the children get diarrhea and skin diseases you know what kind of an old kenya is suffering from more frequent droughts to to climate change people here depend on the river for water they use it to wash their clothes and irrigate their fields the kenyan authorities have been slow to react to the pollution problem in the river the residents there feel they've been left to deal with it on their own fredricka kinda the chairman of calm green solutions felt that way too he decided to take advantage of a rare visit by a government representative.

lydia's a lot morales has been officially declared the winner of the latest presidential election his victory narrowly and controversially cross t the ten point thresholold to avoid a runoff disputed when it was confirmed after days of protests by the opposition. which alleges the boat was tampered with. opposition prprotesters in bolivia take to the streets once again to reject the victory of incumbent evil moralis in sunday's presidential election. not that we don't accept thesese results. we don't want these results. the front is evident. we'r're al fighting for democracy and retired. hello my whole the best would be either to cancel the elections or go directly to a run off vote on this. well the any of the rest and they'll not say when the weather. the opposition is calling for a second round. it's accused officicials of vote rigging aftr the ballot count was interrupted for twenty four hours on sunday the day of the poll but after fininal couount n thursday election authorities reaffirmed their initial findings declaring president evo morales the winner. the announcement sparked

lydia campbell reports.pionship still in irish hands, they knew five points from the last three games would seal it. they were nearly off to a flyer, hitting the post within four minutes. they might rank 63 places below ireland, but georgia were carrying the greatest threat, just lacking that killer touch. with no spark from the men in green, it was time to hand the reins over to some new blood. the teenager help brighton beat weekend, he came close here. before having a glorious chance right at the death. no fairy tale finish for connolly or ireland, and with games against switzerland and denmark to come, their task has just become so much harder. england manager gareth southgate has admitted his side were "simply not good enough" after they were beaten 2—1 by the czech republic in prague last night. if england had won that match they would have sealed their qualification for next year's european championship, but zdenek 0ndrasek‘s strike sealed the victory for the czech republic late in the game. england f

lydia campbell was watching.next year prosser world championships and for the three and a half thousand travelling fans, they got to see their side limit the dutch to just one chance and target in the first half. under their coach, the steam a lwa ys half. under their coach, the steam always have a chance and

they say morale is who was the front runner in campaign polls when the election fair and square you lydia let him by sight of the opposition who have a loses in the voting booth has to respect the democratic perseus democracy is not coming out with sticks and burning public buildings or not recognizing results democracy is respecting the people have decided. that there are significant doubts about the election the supposed rapid count on sunday show president more on this in challenger carlos missa heading into a 2nd round runoff with 83 percent of the votes counted. then that counts the 24 hour was when it resumed president more on his was suddenly on the brink of winning outright in the 1st round the vice president of the electoral tribunal said the delay discredited the electoral process and resigned the organization of american states called for a runoff. carlos mencia says peaceful protests would be needed to full stop be to see your symbols louisa's if we don't mobilize if we don't show our democratic power in the street this government will do what it wants with the election result

we also talked about lydia. -- libia. we talked about this topic with a spirit of friendship.he current situation is a source of deep concern to us and we are convinced of the fact that the violence and military attacks can destabilize all of north africa. it increases the threat of to anism and contributes environment which fosters all kinds of illegal trafficking, and of course, jeopardizes the production in the country. most of all, it denies the people the possibility of finding a peaceful solution to which it deserves after so many years. we talked about our relationship with president trump. through open dialogue with china worldant to defend the order based on clear rules with the u.n. at the center of the world order and an open and fair which complies with the principles of the wto. from this point of view, we have discussed to topics. namely, security including new technologies not referring to 5g. italy has an paying close attention to our national security requirements and it will continue to do so we have also underlined the need to have fieldl -- level playing so

lydia's scheffler is the project leader. she is investigating the impact of modern agricultural methods including the use of pesticides and fertilizers on the diversity of plant and animal life in nearby protected areas they're measuring catching and examining everything they can get their hands on insects that fly bugs that crawl vegetation birds and even bats wasn't born fun fees or traps for graham dwelling in sacks like beetles. would have a pipe into the ground. war this is a final hit it means. crawl into and start. with them fall into the alcohol which preserves them for the d.n.a. analysis will carry out later put this right here and arrange it so that the beatles will crawl on it and care for it so what kinds of results are they expecting to find. now. i think i tried to narrow down what factors are responsible for the decline in insect populations. with that information we can make evidence based recommendations and advice policy makers. might also want to work with pharmacies to develop adaptations that will allow

lydia morales is one of the victims chievement fou victims. she saw this home on the site and fell in love, the suspect can be seen in the video they took. and she filled out the application and her son gave gonzalez a $1500 deposit. it didn't take long for morales to realize the family was being ripped off. >> i realized that something was wrong, because she didn't give him anything, like any documents, or anything stating that he had paid $1500 for a deposit. >> the suspect was a no show. when it was time to hand over the keys. >> if you see something online, make sure you're going into the home to actually check it out. that's the biggest thing ha we can tell you. and then don't give any money until it's that time. >> cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> it is 7:12, we have much more ahead on today in the bay, coming up a new tool to fight where, we will tell you about this special gel created at stanford, firefighters may soon be using it. >> we're watching a clear cool start to the morning right now, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. b

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i'm lydia jeffs. in your address earlier you mentioned the success of economic reforms enacted prior to the outbreak of hostilities this april. could you tell us more about your administration's plans to diversify and modernize the economy of libya and also to reunify economic institutions? thank you. >> anybody else? i'll go get some students. yes, please. >> hello, mr. prime minister. thank you for coming to speak with us this morning. a couple of months ago haftar's forces landed an operation that killed that 55 people. since then, the united nations has kind of asked the tripoli government to close the detention facilities, many of which have suffered human rights abuses according to news reports. i'm wondering since then, what has the government done to improve the conditions or help asylum seekers displaced by cob fli conflict. >> anybody from in the back? >> thank you. my name is sam, a second-year student here. how going forward can you ensure that lib why's going to be inclusive, not only wit

lydia campbell reports.y were nearly off to a flyer, hitting the post within a0 minutes. they might rank 63 places below ireland, but georgia were carrying the greatest threat, just lacking that killer touch. with no spark from the men in green, it was time to hand the reins over to over —— to some new blood. the teenager help brighton be touch and hotspot last weekend, he came close here. —— totte n ha m weekend, he came close here. —— tottenham hotspur. before having a glorious chance right at the death. no fairy tale finish for connolly or ireland, and with games against switzerland and denmark to come, their task has just become so much harder. manchester city moved top of the fa women's super league with a 3—0 win over struggling birmingham city this afternoon. the hosts went ahead when kiera walsh's long range effort took a deflection to edge past hannah hampton on 27 minutes. shortly after half—time tessa wullaert doubled the lead with a close—range finish, before substitute lee geum—min wrapped up th

point of view of somebody who's been a foundational person from the beginning of gilead, namely aunt lydiaw she got into that position so we find her writing her own narrative -- her own secret narrative. >> seth: i have one last thing to ask you i hope this is okay. i have heard that outside of being an accomplished author, you also read palms. is this accurate >> you up for this [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: i'm up for it is there a preference? do you -- do you -- does it matter which palm? >> i'm not doing the mumu stuff. i'm not reading your aura. >> seth: okay. >> this is straight renaissance palmistry which goes along with astrology. >> seth: okay. >> are you right or left handed? >> seth: i'm right handed. >> what a sensitive person [ laughter ] oh, yes, well, you seem to be quite healthy at the moment. >> seth: oh, thank you >> yeah. geez, you're going to live a long time. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] >> on this hand. [ laughter ] you -- you're quite a lot more stable than people think >> seth: oh, great [ laughter ] >> you're not as wacko as you -- excuse me. oh, you ar

my wife and i, lydia's a pediatrician. we have three boys, two -- one who graduated public high school, one who graduated from a struggling catholic school, but that's where he wanted to go and it was a good fit, and our youngest, who's in the 11th grade, is in public school. but we could afford it. many folks do not have that opportunity, and there are parents and grandparents and and guardians all across the united states of america that want to have that fundamental opportunity to send their child that they are responsible for to best place for that child. and the secretary and the team are taking that school choice movement and saying we ought to make it national and work with the states. i think it is a great opportunity. >> representative deberry, you've been in the fight for school choice programs in tennessee, and you have fresh start to show for it, i imagine. tennessee has two programs, but a long way to go to sort of catch up with either pennsylvania or arizona's progress. my question to you is with the politica

lydia and her 10-year-old daughter were sleeping overnight when she noticed the next day the hot tubover was off. she checked the video and saw a man trying to open the back door. when he couldn't get in, he took off his clothes and got in the hot tub. >> soaking wet and naked, and it was so disturbing. he must have climbed out of the fence. who knows what he would have done. if he's feeling comfortable enough to get into the backyard and get over the fence, there's something in my opinion that's seriously wrong. i think that something else could have happened. >> the homeowner filed a police report and is sharing that video in case anyone can identify that intruder. >>> couples who consume alcohol while trying to conceive increase the risk of having a child born with heart problems. researchers in china say women should stop drinking a year before conception and men six months. those who drank during conception were 44% more likely to have a child with heart defects. >>> a new report on childhood obesity predicts the number of obese children worldwide will go up 60% in fact next ten

entered pearl high school where he then opened fire on multiple students killing christina menisci and lydiado and injuring seven other students. i also wonder about the mental health aspect, he also had mental health issues and attempted trial to claim the jury said find him not guilty by reason of insanity. the jury rejected that claim and even though the jury found that he did suffer from mental illness that meant ill illness did not raise to a level he should not be held as possible for his actions. luke went on the days currently serving three life sentences +104 years. one of the actions on that day was an action by one of the school administrators. the school administrator who was there in school and the school administrator heard gunfire he immediately went to his vehicle obtained his firearm and was able to apprehend luke warner before he left the campus that day. i will tell you from my investigation and my working with law enforcement we believe and are very confident that his actions that day saved additional lives because of his prompt response because additional rounds of ammun

high school where he then opened fire on multiple students, killing christina m christi christina and lydiaering several others. luke also had mental health issues. and attempted the jury should find him not guilty by reason of insanity. the jury rejected that and even though they discovered he suffered from mental illness, it didn't arieff at the level where he shouldn't be responsible for his actions. he's currently serving three life sentences plus 140 years. but one of the actions was one by the school administrator. when he heard gunfire, he went to his vehicle, obtained his firearm and was able to apprehend luke before he left the campus that day. i will tell you from my investigation and my working with law enforcement, we believe and we're very confident his actions that day saved additional lives because of his prompt response, because there was additional rounds of ammunition, luke would have continued this rampage if he would not have been apprehended very quickly. i'm aware that in response to parkland this year, the legislature in florida passed law signed by the government tha

de hecho tuvieron que desalojar de su casa a lydia cacho y tambiÉn a su perrita.os de carrera y creo que todos los que estamos en el negocio nos podemos identificar con todos los problemas. francisca: y el gran consejo de mantener a la familia unida porque Él y su esposa tienen una vida juntos y siempre intentan llegar a una soluciÓn. ayer le decÍa que intentaba fortalecer la relaciÓn con mi familiaporque pase lo que pase al final de cuenta son quienes estÁn para ti. satcha: estÁn sentadas las pautas para un juicio polÍtico contra el presidente trump. los demÓcratas revelaron un documento de ocho pÁginasque establece el procedimiento y todo serÁ sometido a votaciÓn maÑana jueves y lo califican como demasiado poco y tambiÉn demasiado tarde y conversamos con el abogada y analista polÍtico que nos acompaÑa en vivo desde washington. >> antes de entrar de lleno podemos hablar sobre lo que se anticipa hoy son dos diplomÁticos y tambiÉn de otra diplomÁtica del departamento de estado con respecto a la casa blanca la postura del presidente trump cuÁl serÍa el peso en la pe

i spent some time with my italian counterpart a few weeks ago discussing lydia.so the future of the middle east is at a crossroads from the liberation of kuwait to the campaign to defeat isis , us has played a leading role in mobilizing international communities to confront threats in the region . much of the media's attention focuses on the iranian threat to peace and stability in the middle east but i'm going to be here today to talk to you about a challenge that most tunnel and possibly more worrying where just this morning at the encouragement of autocratic regimes like china and russia into the region , we see partnership for the further stability of the region . they're keeping a watchful eye on actions to undermine this goal so i like to begin with our vision or the region because i think it stands in contrast to the transactional relationships offered by china and russia. the us has a long track record in working to bring peace, stability and prosperity to the middle east and north africa to defend our allies, where committed to economic growth to provide