but the only apparent witness to the silent murder of lynn schockner was lynn's little dog, zoey.orrified officers found her lying by lynn's side. her white coat spattered red. back at police headquarters, long beach cops, like undercover man chris nelson, heard the chatter. >> we were sitting in the office and we used to have a police radio on in the office listening to what's going on in the street. >> reporter: this was bad. >> we were right down the hall from homicide. and you knew right away this turned into a call out. you know, where somebody got killed. >> now, crisis mode. detective richard birdsaw took the call. get down there fast. >> your first thought at that time. do you remember what it was? >> it's just -- it's a burglary gone wrong. >> did you have at the same time a sense of how the hell could we screw up like that? >> like anybody else, you're trying to discern why she did what she did and what did the officers say? what was the conversation? >> oh, yes, there were lots of questions. this would be ugly. why did she go back in the house? why did the cops let her?

her name was lynn. kim was lynn's best friend. christian youth camp. >> when i first met her, she came flying into the room bigger than life and she jumped up on one of the bunks and said, tell me who you like here. >> reporter: was she talking about boys then? >> yeah, she was. i'm like looking at her going, who is this wild woman? >> reporter: lynn was funny and fiery and full of life. kim knew she liked lynn right away, but it was their shared spirituality that cemented their friendship. >> we both were committed to serving god, and she would just draw you in. and she cared about you. and she wanted to pray for you. she wanted to know what you needed. >> reporter: lynn was already out of college and working. kim was still in school. but they shared prayers and secrets. lynn told kim what she wanted in a man. >> a christian husband, somebody who loved the lord, was a leader and strong but yet general. gentle. and we talked about it. you know, if i started dating someone or if she did and -- we had a check and, you know, we talke

>> thousand oaks mall. >> it's off of lynn road. >> lynn. >> yes, off the 101. >> reporter: lynn roadthe irony was apparently lost on frank jaramillo. it was mid-morning, late november. detective nelson was worried. would he show up? >> you sit in the parking lot by yourself and you kind of go over. and sure, your heart races a little bit. i mean, it's crunch time and you feel like everybody's kind of depending on you to get this done. you want it to go well. >> reporter: so the idea is you're reeling them in like a fisherman? >> yep. >> reporter: but there are times when you don't know what's going to happen? >> right. you know? could have a fray in the line. have it break. had that happen a few times. >> reporter: but not this time. there was frank in a brand new lexus suv. >> frank? >> yeah, that's me. >> that's not an i.s. >> reporter: an i.s., referring to the less expensive car he said he'd be driving. >> oh, yeah. my wife took the other car this morning. >> that's sweet. now i know what you spent your money on. >> reporter: money from fred schockner, is what the cop meant. fran

activist, singer, entrepreneur, and author, lynn breedlove. come on up. [applause] >> supervisor mandelman: share some of your words right there. >> right here? awesome. this is awesome. this place is awesome is. i remember coming here when i was a bike messenger, but i didn't get to come in here, and most definitely didn't get to come up there. good afternoon. i'm going to read from a book of poems. this is called apocalypse and intimacy. you will make unpopular choices. your family will abandon you. you will desperate stab in the dark, miss your mark. you'll be tempted to give them what you want and see you have no choice. you will be accused of fucking over. you will be accused of selling out. what matters is not to drift apart or hide under beds where monsters lurk. standup in unicorn slippers and swinging trans flags. stick with who loves you, who inspires you in spite of what you choose. document things in chalk on broken benches before the rain washes them way. kung fu, wang chung, boxing gloves. not like when discounters sell ivanka's hit. offer y

another story that will run all year, of course, lynn, is brexit.trae del 5—8. express, eu will lose brexit trae del 5-8. it express, eu will lose brexit trae del 5—8. it is the eu who will come out the wrong side of this trade deal negotiation, they say. well, you know more than ideal on this one. we couldn't find page four online. they don't have much of this story. there isn't much there. they are saying that two senior european politicians are saying that, actually, the eu will be the loser. obviously we should note this is in the sunday express, the most brexiteer of all the newspapers by some way, probably with the telegraph. from what they believe, obviously we don't have this section of the story, butjournalists obviously we don't have this section of the story, but journalists talk, i think these are people in hungary who have sort of suggested that the airyou who have sort of suggested that the air you should be pushing for a deal. the other side of this is what borisjohnson is deal. the other side of this is what boris johnson is theoreti

lynn nd sam colefield for their career and retirement. thank you for being exceptional leaders in the first congressional district of kentucky. i rise to , today recognize the work of the kentucky magistrate and commissioner's association headquartered in frankfurt, kentucky. the association provided over 500 new pairs of shoes to schools. the shoes were delivered to my school, and my former hofrp kinsville -- elementary.le their actions make me proud to epresent one of its six congressional districts. i want to particularly thank kmcs, members of the rom the monroe county fiscal court. jamie, ricky, ricky graves, mark, in addition to county mitchell paige. i also want to thank my good friend, j.c. young, executive of the kentucky magistrate's and commissioner's ssociation for spear heading the effort. no child should worry they might leave the house without adequate ootwear and because of the actions of the kentucky magistrate's and commissioner's ssociation, monroe county's most vulnerable are better off only a an they were short few we

lynn and mr. blancato you've highlighted we are unprepared for aging on a series of front lawn care needs and beneficiary protections amongst others. dr. lynn i'm a long-time champion of financial security in retirement. you testified have americans from 65 to 74 have no retirement savings at all and caregivers lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in retirement for caregiving. what suggestions would you have for those of us on the committee who would address that issue? would you please all speak into the microphone. >> there's clearly going to need to be governmental action. that could be a federal backstop on the cost of long-term care. if we had a federal backstop on the cost of long-term care that means the front end, the first part of long-term care would be the government would pick up the long tail. and i think it would be possible for there to be savings plans and insurance schemes that would allow people to come into old age with much more preparation. i dropped my own long-term care ins

those lynn mills while while while. darling i want to watch television tonight and there's no damn wind, would i do? i want to watch the election results, darling there's no wind, the damn wind just isn't blowing like it used to because of global warming i think. i think it's global warming. [laughter] global warming. no more wins, no more lights, the ocean is going to rise one eighth of an inch in the next 250 years.

lynn? theet me add that instrumental activities of everyday living should be done in a neighborly way and not be paid for. period of time where they need to bring in the groceries, repair lightbulb, prepare a handrail. they have to pay someone to do it. we are working on a -- right here. the national volunteer corps which is a small read congress allowed last year. it should be worked up. we should have villages and care core in most communities. they will do that part of the work so personal care is all that has to be paid for. >> great. thank you dr. lynn. the trump administration reversed obama era protection for aging seniors. they are surreptitiously baked into the fine print. it is all most for residents or decision-makers to be fully informed of voluntary consent arbitration. center said, " significant arbitration is quality care for patients." this is public policy moving in the wrong direction. i yield back. >> i think the gentleman. i recognize the gentleman from illinois. >> than

to thousands of people, lynn is a social media star.passion project. i had absolutely no agenda. and it was just me, you know, doing my thing. >> reporter: her instagram page is filled with hundreds of images of her posing in her trendiest fits. online she's accidental icon, the professor turned influencer capitalizing on a lifetime love of fashion. as the story goes, it was new york fashion week, and lynn was waiting for a friend in front of lincoln center. photographers began to swarm, taking pictures, and passersby thought she must be important. friends later laughed saying she was an icon by accident. lynn enrolled in classes at parsons fashion institute of technology. taking advice she began her blog with newfound name "accidental icon." >> that's the bizarre moment, right? because i'm in the cafe with calvin, we're changing, then i walk to the space. then i'm surrounded by photographers. so it's like -- one moment, a very ordinary life. and then the next is my extraordinary life. >> age is just an illusion. >> reporter: next came

in fact, the attorney lynn wood quite a character.ame emotional so many times that the judge told him to keep emotions in check. both unsworth and elon musk are in court unsworth is in front of the jury and back to the jury elon facing them unsworth's attorney lynn wad was only three feet from elon musk pointing at him saying he is a liar, billionaire bully saying he knew what he was saying it wasn't a insult because he googled unsworth before the tweet and about the area of thailand after that musk's attorney got up and said, look, come on, let's get real this is just two guys insulting each other wood, the unsworth attorney suggested we have ideas for damages if you want to consider here they are. $40 million in kpens tory. and 35 million for assumed in the future and then to punish with punitive damages maybe at least $150 million would discourage him in the future elon musk attorney said is this the price is right however, he did say if you want to consider damages, give him a dollar or vernon unsworth charges $1,000 per speech he

all the way up to the d awful exit because as john said the fog is dense in lynn this morning. so you will experience reduced visibility. all right heading to the south bay now a suspicious death investigation is underway into milpitas neighborhood. kron forcefully chagall has the latest information on that investigation. >>milpitas police investigators returned to a house saturday afternoon to collect more evidence where just >>sorry to hear wish family on the dan lives off alamuddin avenue near the home where police say the shooting happened. he says he and his family were asleep when police were called to the scene and did not hear the gunshot. >>through the afternoon police kept the house taped off and off limits it is kind of weird for his neighborhood >>house has been a known to the neighborhood s was and he's not the only one saying that an observation shared by another neighbor who wishes to remain private there was some police activity os. >>about 3, 4 months ago 6 months ago. i believe he says a young group of adults rent the home and that sometimes they can't get lou

lynn, good to see you as always. lynn sweet is washington bureau chief for "chicago sun times." nbc hans nichols is our white house reporter. another person in trump's orbit who is feeling the heat from the impeachment saga is attorney general william barr. barr's defense of president trump has raised questions about potential conflicts of interest. last wednesday, as the house was moving to impeach trump, barr told fox news that democrats were trivializing the impeachment process. he said the articles of impeachment here do not allege a violation of the law. i'm concerned about it being trivialized and used as a political tool. legal experts slammed those comments. accusing barr of ignoring his responsibilities as the nation's top prosecutor. one of them was the former federal prosecutor michael j. stern, who told "newsweek" that barr's loyalty to the white house is a perversion of his job. he also told "newsweek" there is inherent conflict in barr's designated role as chief law enforcement officer of this country and his efforts to protect the man who gave him his job. it is u

half—an—hour we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — the broadcaster, lynnwood and senior reporter for the sunday times, rosamund urwin — do stay with us for that. do stay with us for that. good evening. the government has apologised after a list of more than a thousand home addresses, of people receiving new years honours, was accidentally published online. the list, which included police officers, politicians and celebrities was uploaded on the cabinet office website, before being removed an hour later. the information commissioners office, which has the power to fine organisations for data breaches, said it will be making enquiries — as our correspondent katy austin reports. this new year honours will go to more than 1000 people, musicians like sir elton john, more than 1000 people, musicians like sir eltonjohn, sportspeople including ben stokes, politicians such as iain duncan smith, and former director of public prosecutions, alison saunders. there are also security, counter—terror, and justice personnel, and chief co nsta bles. and justice personnel, a

, irene, dies, too, at 90. >> i lost mother, and i lost lynn to...eaking] ...cancer. and that's the hardest thing i've told people you'll ever lose... is a wife and a mother. >> his children are grown up and on their own, leaving john with more than 4,000 dolls to sell to keep his promise to his mom. now john gets help from a second lady friend. patty beggs, who, like john, has also suffered the death of a spouse. >> did john ask you for help? >> oh, no. we just was there for each other, and he needed help. i don't know if he asked or if i volunteered, but we just started doing it. i mean, we had to do something with them. >> between suzy and patty, it just seems as if women like coming to john's rescue. >> [ laughing ] >> those dolls ended up helping you out in those young days. >> and evidently it did. i was around some awfully nice girls in my life. >> in 2011, john and patty actually start dating. with patty's help, john rents a storefront in downtown portales from thanksgiving until christmas, and calls it the dollhouse. the dolls sell like hot

lynn, jonathan, you both wrote on southeast asia related issues.i will turn to you to next, perhaps lynn and then jonathan to >> thank you, lindsay. i would also like to thank brookings institute for the opportunity to be here today per i think global china is very important in today's context. i'm pleased to be a part of that. my paper dealt with the south china sea. my broad argument was that china's role in the south china sea has largely been a negative one. insofar as it has thought to sought to consolidate in seeking to consolidate its maritime and territorial claims, china has undermined international law as well as acted to coerce and intimidate its neighbors. as you all know, china began its aggressive consolidation of its territorial claims in december, 2013 in the south china sea, by converting small rocks into large artificial island since then, things have moved quickly. by the end of 2017, china had operational naval and air bases in the south china sea peered by 2018, it was escalating its militarization of these features. china says

tanya vanatter and julie lynn cox were school chums.y remember what a knock-out she was but that there was more to her than just that. >> she could have her choice of young men. she was beautiful. >> inside and out. >> it wasn't just her exterior beauty. she was a beautiful girl, but she just had such a sweet, kind, caring personality that it was attractive to everybody. >> reporter: except on weekends, when the school chums remember sneaking around the base to get a glimpse of the true stars among the young men there, no suprise, the macho fighter pilots. >> the man in the uniform. >> yes, that uniform. definitely, the jumpersuit. very hot. >> cathy and i would always joke and say, "do you think you're gonna marry a pilot? wouldn't that be so cool? it's like "top gun," marry a pilot." and of course, she ended up marrying one, so. >> reporter: wasn't a direct route, mind you. first, in her early 20s cathy struck up a serious relationship with a pilot who in the end just couldn't seem to commit. and so, just like rachel, years later in n

which means even two hundred and twenty nine times state fair baking champion lynn ripley smith is goingt based. i'm going to have to build a bigger ribbon case. even butter lovers love it. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee >>> leading the news, a twist in that college admission scandal lori laughlin is accusing prosecutors of concealing evidence they are accused of paying $500,000 to get their daughters into usc showing they believed their payments would be used for legitimate purposes. they are asking the judge to intervene. >>> the youth minister accused of slapping a female reporter's backside on live t

which means even two hundred and twenty nine times state fair baking champion lynn ripley smith is goingt based. i'm going to have to build a bigger ribbon case. even butter lovers love it. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee >>> the game is busted >> listen up now this is a dangerous place. >> what in the sam -- >> jumanji is dethroning "frozen ii" generating $19.4 in the fourth weekend becoming the sixth weeked to cross $1 billion mark globally. third place was "knives out. >>> hallmark channel is trying to reestablish relationship with a wedding planning company they want to reinstate an ad that shows a sa

doctor lynn? >> i think that it's a tremendous opportunity both in the ways you are talking about in emergency care and access to specialists and the kind of things that have happened out of mexico where specialists are worked in to support local doctors. but also in many areas we could have a nursing home and even in home directory services consider the model of pace. the program all-inclusive care of the elderly and dramatic reductions they have because they had 27, 24/7 care around-the-clock overtime with the provisions of care plan. so they know if this person would resist going to the hospital and would prefer to have a diagnosis at home. and most of the population, not necessarily the land mass is suburban and it would be relatively easy to mobilize the kind of service. that requires continuity and care planning which we do not value in our care system at the correct time. is this a person getting to the end of close of -- close to the end of life and should be treated at home rather than un

that is lynn thomasson reporting on that story. time next week the british will be voting in the u.k. election and boris johnson is making bold promises. he says if he wins he will deliver brexit, a taxcutting budget, and new laws. ,oining us is rob hutton bloombergs u.k. government reporter. boris johnson and the conservative party clearly nervous because this is their election to lose. polling numbers are suggesting a sizable majority may fade. what is your expectation. talk me through what you are hearing about what the results of this election is likely to be. rob: the thing to remember is if we had gone back two and a half years ago to theresa may's campaign, they were not nervous, they were confident. the polling numbers were tighter and then it turned out that was the beginning of a tightening which even on polling day we were still expecting a comfortable tory majority. it just turned out it did not happen that way. that is why this time the tories are nervous. a lot of them have got burned in memories of that night. part o

which means even two hundred and twenty nine times state fair baking champion lynn ripley smith is goingsed. i'm going to have to build a bigger ribbon case. even butter lovers love it. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback guarantee >>> leading the news, is seeing really believing it's increasingly tougher to tell as more online videos are manipulated. the clips are called deep fakes. real people digitally altered to do or say something they didn't. it's chilling how it might be used nbc's jake ward breaks it down for us >> reporter: you know this footage. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow >> r

because that was the date of the great lynn fire and almost burnt down the city of lynn. he was a known torch arsonist, and he claimed to have been in florida, but an agent for atf, alcohol, tobacco and firearms, found his fingerprints on a ticket at the delta warehouse in atlanta and proved that he had come up and then flown back to tampa. so that's a perjury case. maybe it's kind of like the al capone income tax evasion. you're getting at something else, and you would never prosecute somebody for perjury for falsely denying that they had a trieste with some lady of their acquaintance. it would be beneath the dignity of the law. >> do you remember when you learned that president nixon was going to resign? >> yes, i had had a longstanding commitment to go fishing with my brother and some friends on august 9, so i told sam, i had gone back to boston. sam called me up and said he needed more help, so i went back for a few weeks, but i said, august 7 or whatever it was, i've got to be out of here. so i was on a small boat in a fjord in iceland, and i looked down and there wa

lynn and rosamund will be back at 2330 for another look at the papers.d the scenes of the gavin & stacey christmas special. first positions, please! come and i'll show you the big, glamorous sets. he's rehearsing. here we go, rehearsal. stacey, would you kindly inform everyone that dinner is going to be ever so slightly delayed ? this is bbc breakfast, this is christine gernon, who has directed every second you have ever seen of gavin and stacey. she is the secret sauce, there's no denying it. say hello to bbc breakfast. hi, bbc breakfast. the house up here is our sort of green room and look who you find in any of these houses. it's ruthjones and joanna page relaxing between scenes. i feel like i've just walked into the show, this is very peculiar. it is quite funny, we are sort of like our characters, just gossiping. what are you reading? mind your own business. who broke the news to you it was going to happen again? james corden sent me a text saying, "can i have a chat? nothing bad." i thought, never in a million years did i think it would be this. be

|j while businesswoman lynn had been leaning towards the tories. towards the tories. i don't like boris johnson, but leaning towards the tories. i don't like borisjohnson, but ijust want to get things done. did anybody persuade you? i was not persuaded by borisjohnson and persuade you? i was not persuaded by boris johnson and it was a rehash of things he had already said, but i was also quite disappointed with jeremy corbyn. it has left me with more questions. this debate is the hardest one for a lot of people to pick a side because of how argumentative it is. i do think the ideas of labour are too far fetched. the sensible thing here is to vote labour, to be honest, but the thing i'm depressed about is the fact there was no debate about climate change which is the big issue. whether the performances tonight persuaded people or put off, the ultimate verdict will be in less than a week. alex forsyth, bbc news, ipswich. let's return to our political editor, laura kuenssberg, in maidstone. did you hear anything tonight that might actually change the d

mr mulvaney secretary pompei o secretary perry and their top advisors on july 19th ambassador susan lynn e-mails mr mo veiny secretary perry secretary pompei o. and others after speaking with president selenski the subject was i talked to selenski just now and then besser sandlin wrote he is prepared to receive potest his call as the president of the united states will assure him that he intends to run a fully transparent investigation and will quote turn over every stone unquote both secretary perry and chief of staff moving any quickly responded to the e-mail noting that given that conversation a date would soon be set to schedule the white house telephone call the evidence also unambiguous li shows that the ukrainians understood this quid pro quo and had serious reservations particularly because president selenski had won the election on an anti-corruption platform in fact a few days before the july 25th call ambassador william taylor the acting u.s. ambassador to ukraine and the former permanent ambassador to ukraine texted ambassador sohn and volker rather he stated in his testimony

genghis waited for hours before calling for help a saudi court has issued a verdict us dr lynne malcolm outages a video of the criminal court in riyadh has issued a preliminary sentence against 11 of the accused individuals and it is as follows the death penalty for 5 and they are those who directed but dissipated in his killing may he rest in peace. but senior saudis with close connections to the royal court have been cleared the court ruled there was no proven involvement of saudi tani in the murder he was advisor to crown prince mohammed bin summoned before his sacking soon after killing the turkish chief prosecutor's office in istanbul filed a warrant for khatami's arrest a year ago in june the un special investigator agnes callum ard said intelligence agents had identified qahtani as a hit squad ringleader i have and sees to it that the killing of mr kushner ease a state killing it is not a killing by rogue of his shoulder so as the country of the government continue to do to pretend at least under international human rights you know and she urged the world to sanction the crown pr

me in the studio welcome thank you so much as i said you're based here in berlin and you once said lynn gives me the breathing space what have internalised in south africa's just that mean it's still south africa is it your inspiration so the africa will always remain an inspiration for me it's my lights on south africa but i think of being in berlin allows me that space on the fiction to have that distance away from a very vibrant v.t. conflicted jogger fee set the country so i think the distance being in germany being in berlin the spatially i think is very helpful for my state of mind ok i would just bowl and inspire you as well. as inspired me interesting ways it's been more. to be able to access these thought equal differences with its architecture with its european r.t.c. with its within modernity i think that being able to access that has been has been a video inspiration for me in my work i want to talk to you about bicycles because you feature them quite a bit different. and i know there's an interesting story concerning apartheid that sort of has to do with box of the story go

journalist peter lynn borg was a. the scene. 30 years later looks back on the type of. storage december 19th w. . the attention of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate clicks on the front $250.00. marking on the floor of the discovery. expedition in boyd. that 77 percent. are younger than 6. that's me and. a lot of time of course is. the 77 percent. from. the flash from housing boom top this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend g.w. . this is the news live from the united states top democrat says she will begin drafting formal impeachment charges against president bush from house speaker nancy pelosi said the president's actions struck at the heart of the constitution makers have no choice but to ask democrats charge that mr trump abused his office by pressing ukraine to investigate his leading political rival also on the program. sector workers stage one of the biggest national strikes for decades the protests against proposed pension reforms calls widespread destroy.

organizations and trade unions to call for a lot to cover the supply chains of all german companies for lynn is now looking into legislation legislation requiring companies to prove they have been no human rights abuses or environmental infractions at any point in the supply chain companies breaking the law would be fined but many a semi is not at all happy about the additional red tape. factory fire in delhi this weekend left 43 people dead and many engines the fashion industry is becoming increasingly associated with such incidents safety standards and regularly ignored and buildings are often riddled with fire hazards 120000000 people worldwide work in the textile sector mostly in asia and. and many children it's common to work 12 hour shifts 6 days a week for a pittance but that could soon end a new bill may require german companies to force suppliers to comply with minimum social and ecological standards bush and its lunatics to avert style workers in ethiopia earn around $25.00 a month just $25.00 in bangladesh they earn $89.00 site. that shows that without our knowing the clothes we w

the latest for the when . >>> once again good evening, i'm deon lynn. in tonight's headlines, radar shows plenty of rain as a storm moves across the bay area. looping with the rain we could see wind gusts of over 50 miles an hour. the storm ranks two on the impact scale, a storm of mad rat intensity. abc7news weather anchor spencer christian will have more just ahead. in san francisco, the wind knocked a pipeline down on to a car in the mission district. the good news, no one was hurt but several customers were left in the dark while pg and e worked to restore power. and in the north bay, a flash flood watch is in effect through monday in the areas affected by october's kinkad fire. residents told us they aren't worried too much about the possibility of mudslides. they're just glad to see the rain. the suspect in the deadly london stabbing yesterday claimed back in 2008 that he was not a terrorist. but he was convicted of terrorism in 2012, released from jail last december and was under electronic monitoring when i carried out friday's attack. here's ab

you see lynn's prime minister just send spoke of her grief at the loss of life she says the main focus for us now on recovering and returning loved ones to the family is also confirmed she had been in touch with her australian counterparts. scientists have noted an uptick in volcanic activity on the island in recent weeks now questions are being asked his to why people were allowed so close to a disaster waiting to happen are for more now i'm joined by chris a parmitano she's a journalist in auckland new zealand. a people we hear still missing but we're also hearing that there are no signs of life on the island what more can you tell us do we know if a recovery team is expected to go there anytime soon. yes karl unfortunately it is now officially a recovery operation instead of a rescue mission police believe that anyone who could have been taken from the island alive was rescued at the time of evacuation yesterday about an hour ago images taken from helicopters emerge showing the extent of the volcanic eruption the whole island is covered in ash and at this point police is still waiti

russian gas under the baltic sea to germany and is due to begin operating in the coming months but lynn says the project is vital to its national energy needs. u.s. lawmakers want president donald trump to sign the sanctions into law later this week as part of a push to counter russian influence in europe. the us government move is the latest episode in a gathering geopolitical storm. the buildings to hold further construction of nearly 10000000000 euro pipeline under the baltic sea. the pipeline will double undersea shipments of russian natural gas to germany. u.s. lawmakers say nord stream too will channel billions of dollars in revenues to moscow and make your of more reliant on its neighbor the legislation is a rare challenge to traditional ally germany for some of the shades of the cold war . north stream to lead by state owned gaza would allow russia to bypass poland and ukraine. u.s. lawmakers say ukraine could lose billions of dollars in transit fees if it is built . washington is tied to exports of u.s. liquefied natural gas as an alternative. it was uncertain whether the measu

to commerce for german unity journalist peter lynn bork was at the scene. 30 years later looks back on the tightrope tristen. starts december 19th on t.w. extinct. food prices and shortages are rising across southern africa we'll hear we'll hear from the executive director of the world food program about how climate change is playing a role. also on the show what to do with all that electronic waste and take a look at the processing plant in cameroon. and the seedless lemon makes its debut in u.s. grocery stores will it have appeal. this is your d.v.d. business after report i'm stephen beard's of blent thanks for joining us. food prices are climbing fast in some of the world's biggest emerging markets and southern africa for example low rainfall and high temperatures are strangling wide stretches of the region and that's threatening millions with hunger the drought has curbed output rising food prices in zambia especially in corn products has pushed inflation there it's what 3 year high in zimbabwe monthly food inflation has reached almost 50 percent as supplies dwindle the country is

as a key strategic but stoltenberg did receive support from barry lynn german chancellor of america defended nato. and isn't of this time we depend on this transatlantic alliance and that's why it's right for us to work for this alliance and take on more responsibility. 70 years since the defense alliance was founded the global security situation is much more complex than it was during the cold war so what lies ahead to find out let's go live to our correspondent terry schulte the summit for us in london good day to you terry we just heard in our report there are a number of problems can confronting nato if you could take one what is the biggest issue confronting the alliance right yeah. well it depends on the day and that is probably the biggest problem that there are so many tensions within the alliance that we haven't even been focusing in recent months on the challenges coming from outside the alliance the threats to nato allies we have been talking solely in the last few weeks about these comments by president mcclellan that nato is brain dead before that it's whether the u.s. will pull

especially pleased to see fondue lack councilman member roger smith, chairman kevin dupree, and mel lynn benjamin standing alongside our president in the oval office as he signed this executive order. i applaud minnesota's tribal leaders tore standing united against this epidemic of violence and i remain committed to supporting them in this critical mission. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: and still i rise. with love for my country at if i nd, mr. speaker, appear to have a pensive persona, it's because i'm experiencing a melancholy moment. a melancholy moment because some two years ago plus i came to the floor of this house. i stood in the well. and i called for the impeachment of the president. some two years ago. that moment is now at hand. and i do feel a sense of thoughtfulness, pensiveness ecause, to be very honest, i'm saddened about what's about to happen. it's not something that i want to see occur in my country. i love my country. this is not something that i came to congre

lynn sweet. we have more breaking news president trump tweeting that he will be signing the phase one trade deal with china on january 15th before going to beijing later in the year to bring talks on phase two. the deal reduces some u.s. tariffs on chinese goods in exchange for boothing purchases on farm, energy, and manufactured goods and it addresses some u.s. complaints about intellectual property practices. t intellectual proper practices. ♪ us lives here. where we can be surprised by others. and ourselves. for a better us, donate to your local y today. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living. to