tonight, we hearfrom marion towards forgiveness. tonight, we hear from marion partington towards forgiveness. tonight, we hearfrom marion partington whose sister lucy was killed by the couple. i think that feeling of grief and anger and sadness penetrated into the whole city. i think the city was deeply traumatised. and we will be asking has the city of gloucester and its people come to terms with the horrors that emerged a quarter of a century ago? backin back in the early 1990s, gloucester was a typical provincial city. but on the 25th of february 1994, everything changed as builder fred west who lived at 25 cromwell st confessed to the murder of his daughter heather. he dismembered and buried her in the garden of the family home. it sent tremors through the local community, but it was just the start ofa community, but it was just the start of a series of discoveries that would shock the world. bbc radio gloucester reporter alan walker was one of the first journalists on the scene. that is the one that sticks in my mind because sh

marion truly embodied what it meant to live out one's faith each and every day. inspired after meeting mary an emergency de food center. marion was previously recognized as catholic woman of the year by the knights of columbus. mr. speaker, our entire community stands by her maureen, ary ellen, eyely along with the entire family. marion is enjoying her eternal reward. her generation will live on for generations. mr. speaker, i had the pleasure of meeting with advocates from an alliance here in washington, d.c. last week, and it was great speaking with them to express my strong support for the continuation of funding for the program in the fiscal year 2020 department of defense appropriations act. t.s.c. is a genetic disorder that can cause tumor growth in vital organs in the human body. it occurs in approximately one in 6,000 births and i'm proud to share the story of the miller family. nearly five years ago, lindsey and her husband, dave, welcomed their daughter into the world. while ellie was born with t.s.c., she has not let it stop her from being it just like

way to those prices neighborhoods of pennsylvania more grim more educated trying to show you know marion barry a great school district. you could see blocks that way the second in a case where just a couple days ago a guy got to get the gas station got shot sixteen times because these you go up there to know marion after school programs computer. the football team stuff look like the end. they got all you got everything you got to go show for it try to play sports and even if you do you know it's so expensive you got a single mother she barely could feed these kids you know which of them oh it's three hundred dollars on a football she might say me playing for each other much difference assuming the difference to a young person is thirteen fourteen twelve nine dead mouse there's two million miles of a difference because because they're going to he's already looking at these like the they look at panda is going to live in a look at the way they look at b. that is some might the second floor light is what i mean somebody living is right first floor by not in the regulative but nobody lives

to move nice is neighborhood is a place of being more grimoires recorded trying to show you know marion barry a great school district. you could see blocks that way the second in one case where just a couple days ago a guy got to get the gas station got shot sixteen times because these you go up here to know marion after school programs computer. the football team stuff look like the end. they got all you got everything you got to go show for it try to play sports and even if you do you know it's so expensive you got a single mother she barely could feed these kids you know which are the most is three hundred dollars on a football she might say to me playing for each of them on a two mile difference a two mile difference to a young person this thirteen fourteen twelve nine. miles there's two million miles of a difference because because if you look at these homes where you look at these like the they look at bandit is i live in a look at the way here to look at be this some might the second floor light is what i mean somebody live in it right the first floor might have a need regulated

lower marion barry a great school district as you can see blocks their way here for the second in a case where just a couple days ago a guard actually at the gas station got shot sixteen times because you grew up here to know marion after school told him skip. the football team stuff look like the end. they got all you got everything you got to go show for it try to play sports and even if you do you know it's so expensive you got a single mother she barely can feed these kids you know each of them oh it's three hundred dollars on a football she might. any plans for each of them are the two mile difference assume are different to a young person is thirteen fourteen twelve nine dead miles that's two million miles of a difference because kids are going to these homes where you look at these look like they they look at a band that isn't living in a look at the way they look at being to some might the second floor light is let me somebody live in it first floor by not in the regulators with nobody lives it's them i live on a second floor you know people that live around here some sound don't

and that's all your sport for now it's now back to marion and london. thank you very much far all that wraps up the news but i will be back in just a couple of minutes time with a full of news for you roundup of the day's top stories coming up very shortly with . the wells pollinate says are in decline. in this episode of the price we meet entomologists on opposite sides of the planet protecting insights of all sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u.k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this worrying trend. fighting insect to get on on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and more was to begin the anger was all too apparent and the fear was probably if you don't like was so afraid that if they send one of us back to myanmar today tomorrow they'll send back ten and the day after tomorrow they'll send back twenty idea if we

ok and that is all your sport for now it's now back to marion and london. oh very great ones very much well that wraps up the news hour but there's more of everything we're covering on the website al-jazeera dot com for the latest on our top stories but also analysis that takes you i met lines which are coming up in a couple of minutes. during sierra leone's civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians instead of some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera these is a name to be well trained to see green peacekeeping force to look at the problem complete eighteen his own using his harrowing images international lawyers seek justice for those slaughtered by their guardians peace kilis on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks hours after the explosions to the police say the city is safe and the civilians for the target. with detailed coverage despite the high cost the right young men are still volunteering to fight this partly out of a sense of prophylactic choosing from around the world it must be a different now abo

latest from t w news world stories is up next with reports from our correspondents around the globe marion and sting thanks for watching. i'm secure in the flame war that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliance of. what's your story. i mean when i was a women especially in victims of violence in. take part and send us your story we are trying in all with to understand this new culture. another visitor nothing yet you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. this week on world stories. poland lifting the lid on sexual abuse in the catholic church nigeria how a twelve year old artist is proving an online sensation but first to colombia more and more people are fleeing there from venezuela they're trying to earn some money to support their families back home but their hope to return to their home country as soon as possible remains. delivering food. shopping for strangers picking up cash seven days a week twelve hours a day that's life

the top of the hour stay tuned for the doubling your porter that's up next after a short break and marion edelstein thanks for watching. earth. home to those of species. worth saving. given those are big changes and must start with small steps global interiors tell stories of could induce people and innovative projects around the world. to use the term limits to strangers in shops and forced. to interactive content teaching the next generation fundamental to chesham. music channels available to inspire people to change. and more determined to build something here for the next generation. the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and all mine. this is the last damn cry for help of a whole generation feel. ya know linder is calling for better climate protection policies he's joining tens of thousands of young people all over the world the protest movement was inspired by sixteen year old political activist gratitude bag from sweden. the goal to force politicians to take action on climate change you know lindner is planning to take the protests to his small hometown of horn in

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans. the death toll in new zealand's mosque attack has risen to fifty authorities have begun returning the victims' bodies to their families for burial members of the christ church community are turning out to pay their respects in many different ways at a makeshift memorial outside one of the mosques a biker group performs a haka a traditional morry dance to honor the victims prime minister just send to our door and join those who have been leaving flowers close to the scene she reiterated to muslim community leaders that mosques will receive police protection. new zealanders are still trying to come to terms with the country's worst ever mass shooting our correspondent in christ church spoke to some of the people mourning. tributes around the city are piling ever higher. as grief sets in new zealanders are finding ways to express their sorrow over a massacre in their muslim community. police are sweeping the area around the mosque as a team of officers elsewhere work to identify the vict

welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean in paris police have again been firing tear gas and water cannons as yellow as protesters ignite fires and ransacked shops for the most violent street clashes in paris since december of last year this is now the fourth month of demonstrations by a loose coalition of activists unions and citizens demonstrators accuse president of mental model of forgetting ordinary people and favoring the country's elite instead. for the very latest from paris we're joined now by journalist john laurenson so john why has there been this sudden upsurge of violence today haven't the yell of his protest actually been losing momentum. they had over recent weeks and suddenly today there's been this sudden upsurge of violence as you mentioned i think the reason is that so obvious consultation process that's in the new america two months ago came to an end yesterday where he launched this so-called great national debate where you try to find out what the universe lupin's in particular and the french people in general want. so my crown has been showing people that he

welcome to the program i'm marion evans team hungary's controversial prime minister viktor orbán hasa lashed out at members of his own e.u. wide conservative party accusing them of serving the interests of the left speaking to germany's event tug newspaper or bond was referring to a push by members of the european people's party to inject. hunger ariens from its ranks that is worried about. or bunts fetus parties strident anti in the rhetoric. repeated clashes with brussels came to a head last month when unflattering he does campaign posters that you commission presidential and time carrying financier george soros went out across hungary. all right let's get more on this from brussels correspondent band regard that hello to you tell us more about why a leading figures in the e.u.'s considerate conservative party want to kick orbán and his party out well it's hard because i'm not actually trying to kick him out and many others have serious doubts of the party will now have to talk to the party family even though i have to talk a bit about this and obama did one provocation too much fo

thanks for joining us i'm marion evans dean algeria is bracing for a widespread protests as demonstrators await confirmation on whether or not the country's president up jealousies beautifully will indeed seek a fifth term. students turned out in the capital algiers and other towns calling on the eighty two year old incumbent to drop his plan to run again which of the guys been in power since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine and is reportedly in poor health rallies demanding his resignation began ten days ago they are expected to gain momentum ahead of sunday's midnight deadline for candidates to officially submit their intention to run. well with me in the studio now for more on this is always bashir a room algerian journalist bashir thanks for being here so as we just mentioned the deadline for candidates to register for algeria is presidential polls in april is tonight do you think but to think it is going to run again well according to a german constitutional experts the candidates need to go in person to the constitutional council and announce they would run and as we know which

welcome to the program i'm marion evans team in algeria police have fired tear gas to disperse tens of thousands of demonstrators marching through central algiers against president. it's the biggest protests of the algerian capital says the arab spring eight years ago which of leader has been in power since one thousand nine hundred ninety nine and despite suffering a stroke five years ago the eighty one year old announced he was running for a fifth term in office. it was the biggest turnout of demonstrators so far after a week of nationwide protests the demonstration in algiers started peacefully with thousands marching in the streets after friday prayers they chanted bye-bye beautifully and peaceful peaceful many carried signs with slogans and drink themselves and national symbols large crowds also gathered in other cities according to residents and local media the protesters are against incumbent president up to less respect for the seeking a fifth tear of an upcoming elections in april they say he is no longer fit to lead a door fed up with his iron fisted rule. it's simple we just

. >>> new video out of marion county, florida, this morning.ce po say a drunk driver was in the car herean was driving under the influence and started. to si it caused the road to collapse. the woman was rescued from the sinking a carnd is expected to face charges. >> thi video ofic a pe officer punching a woman during an arrest, has sparked an svestigation. this happened oaturday in chester, pennsylvania. four people were arrested for allegedly breaking into a home and attacking people at a white house party. the woman w was punched hit the officer before he punched caught on camera, cell phone video shows a police officer being dgged down thestreet. on saturday,en dof people were driving tuatfs and past th arena. the officer was holding on to get free.r the d was able to get away. the officer was expected to be okay. > this morning, some of you mayvee recong from a st. patrick's day. celebrati this is video from boston's parade with 100 groups marching. >> boston has held a st. paddies there. >> and the green dye is fading fromhe chicago river this morning. the green dye could stay for

at the latest news stories is up next with reports from our correspondents around the globe marion andstinct thanks for watching. i'm secure in the flame war that's hard and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliance of. what's your story. i mean when i was a women especially in victims of violence in.

besides myself in this open here there's about two hundred thousand tissue samples from a variety of marion's forty five of those samples are from the clutha and that's the hope that those samples contain some still current and i think information that can help save that species and how long the samples keep at this time which are all these samples are about thirty years old now and we're still extracting d.n.a. from them. so we're hoping they're going to last a long time so it's like science evolves just the right time to be able to help the big key to right before it they go extinct the ability to culture cells and transform them is changing right now so that if we get living cells from the skins of of these kids are brought into captivity we can keep them alive in the lab we can transform them into any types of cells we want so even if we catch an animal. that may be too old to reproduce or only reproduces once and if it can't reproduce a more if we have those cells it's possible we can convert those into damn meats into sperm and egg cells in the future and use them put them back in the p

i want to tell you that marion county right next to that is the poorest county in south carolina. 57% african-american, 28% live in poverty, twice the south carolina average. this is a real story for real people. when president obama left noffs december, 2016, -- left office in december, 2016, 9.6% unemployment in marion county. 18 months later, a year and a half after president trump took office, and we had passed this tax cuts in jobs act, and we had the -- and jobs act, and we had the opportunity zones and a new piece of infrastructure in dylan county, the unemployment rate in marion county dropped from 9.6% to 4.8%. that's half. half in 18 months. that is a remarkable success. for people who desperately, desperately needed it. at this point, we have more jobs open than we have people to take them. people who have suffered generational poverty who never believed that this land of opportunity provided opportunity for them now are coming back into the work force. and everyone who does is a win. they recognize, they're recognizing that they have a chance at the american dream. we're e

marion sims, removed just a couple of years ago when it was revealed he made his great discoveries by experimenting on enslaved women with neither anesthesia nor consent. so, fully aware as we are of the power of the public memorial, and reminded as we should be of the intimate power of the printed and painted image, i want to use an assortment of these images tonight to trace the complex and continuing evolution of the lincoln legacy. the goal is to recall and understand how lincoln has been remembered, and perhaps as well how he should be. so, this image might have been a way that lincoln perpetually remembered lincoln, a photograph by legend made a few days before his assassination. the photographer broke in his hands the glass plate, resulting in this cracked photograph. eerily cracked photograph. then it was found it was taken not on april, as had been believed, but on february 5. it was not even the last portrait of lincoln, and it lost some of its power. this was the last photograph of lincoln, sort of a squinting, disagreeable picture, taken on the balcony of the white house i

lack of resources and lack of appropriate from being and support we we can't do adequate follow up marion scrymgour is an outgoing state minister in the northern territory government she skeptical that money from a controversial stay dry government package is reaching indigenous communities under the northern territory emergency response there was a story billion dollars that significant tax pis money that's gone into what people think has gone into these communities a lot of their money is spent on bureaucrats consultants a lot of people fly in fly out from these communities there is very little money that goes into pride grains and for working with families working with communities so that they can build and start dealing with that with the trauma. she says she's leaving politics because she doesn't believe it's hoping aboriginals enough heck can i sit in this job any longer i don't what i'm doing. we've got i ten year old young kids killing themselves. it's clear something is wrong. their communities have got to start taking some strong staying. because there's not going to be a genera

marion thank you so much roger federer is once again proving his long jeopardy the thirty seven year old is now just one win away from clinching the one hundred title of his career this was star thrashed born of course the dubai championships to reach the finals the twenty time grand slam champion won the match in straight sets six two six two in just over an hour federer is a dream to become just a second man to one hundred titles american jimmy connors is the only other player to have the cheve feet federer off they started i suppose in the final. so here we go third time you know we'll see how it's going to go completely different conditions to some extent here the tougher match against north eastern eight and here is the one hours or last week and morris days was really not a great couple of weeks though and hope i can you know play maybe a little bit better than i did in melbourne but the thing's going to be tough because this the photos roos go to conference right now. also it's a person is from greece and is a rising star on the men's a.t.p. circuit the twenty year old francis

not all of this reaches the ground but a better bet closer to southern marion county, toward san francisco. we are seeing some people develop across the bay area late tonight. current numbers, fairly mild. upper 40s to the 50s, san francisco 54, fremont 52, livermore 51. here is that next system developing offshore. for tomorrow, the main action will be first thing saturday morning. and showers tapering off into the afternoon. another winter storm warning in place right now for the sierra, snowfall developing primarily up above 6000 feet or so. this in place until 4 am sunday, up above 8000 feet we have hefty amounts, maybe approaching 10 to 20 inches. tomorrow morning, heavy rain early saturday, 4 am, 7 am, the activity should begin to taper into the afternoon. not completely dry, still some clouds and showers. sunday, we will hold on to scattered showers chances. highs tomorrow in the upper 50s to the low 60s, and here, looking ahead, chance of the shower for sunday, partly cloudy through monday, and maybe more storms for next week, tuesday and wednesday, the bulk of the action to the so

days ago a guard actually at the gas station got shot sixteen times because you grew up here to know marion after school told me. the football team stuff looked like the n.f.l. . they got on. they got everything you got to go show for it try to play sports and even if you do you know it's so expensive you got a single mother she barely could feed these kids you know which are the most is three hundred dollars on a football she might say to me playing for each other much difference assuming there was into a young person is thirteen fourteen twelve nine dead eight sue miles there's two million miles of a difference because because they're going to these homes where you look at these look like they they look at bandit is right living in a look at the way they look at be this some light the second floor light is what i mean some i live in it right the first floor of my not in the regulators will go by to live some i live on a second floor window people that live around here some sound don't even think there's going to miles that we're right some people even know what low a million looks like im

ago a guard actually at the gas station got shot sixteen times because these you go up here to know marion after school programs computer. the football team stuff look like the end. they got all you got everything you got to go show for it try to play sports and even if you do you know it's so expensive you got a single mother she barely could feed these kids now it's almost it's three hundred dollars on a football she might say me playing for each other much difference a two mile difference to a young person is thirteen fourteen twelve nine. miles there's two million miles of a difference because kids are going to he's already looking at these like the they look at a band that is going to live in a look at the way they look at b. that is some might the second floor light is what i mean somebody's living it right the first floor of my not in the regulated but nobody lives some i want to second floor you know people that live around here some sound don't even have to go two miles that were right some people even the lower merion looks like measure the kid they go to sleep at night they don'

marion thank you so much italy have recorded a huge winning euro two thousand and twenty qualifying on choose day they thrashed liechtenstein six now fabio scored twice as they cross europe's third lowest rank side but when makes it two out of two for the italians they're trying to make the euro after failing to qualify for last year's world cup spain also recorded a when they beat malta to no and in the scandinavian darby sweden and norway drew three three. european clubs have repeated their intentions to boycott the revamped club world cup which is set to launch in two thousand and twenty one for president confirmed plans for the new book tournaments at a council meeting in miami earlier this month and plan is for it to feature twenty four teams and replace the confederations cup the european club association is concerned about congestion in the international match calendar the position was a stance as stands today and we as a club will confirm that we are not willing to participate in this competition at this moment in time because of the congested calendar before we actually addres

their lack of resources and lack of appropriate funding and support we we can't do adequate follow up marion scrymgour is an outgoing state minister in the northern territory government she skeptical that money from a controversial government package is reaching indigenous communities under the northern territory emergency response there was an early story billion dollars that's significant tax payers money that's gone into what people think has gone into these communities a lot of their money is spent on bureaucrats consultants a lot of people fly in fly out from these communities there is very little money that goes into programs and for working with families working with communities so that they can build it and start dealing with that with the trauma. she says she's leaving politics because she doesn't believe it's hoping aboriginals enough heck can i sit in this job any longer don't know what i'm doing. we've got i ten year old young kids killing themselves. it's clear something is wrong. their communities have got to start taking some strong staying. because there's not going to be a g

graders and salutations the sioux marion's called it the plant of joy and by seventeenth century opium was being used in the first linked with eggs tract available to the general public originally called laudanum it was a mix of opium wine safir on clove and cinnamon there was even a mild formation called para jerrick which was for children in about eighteen zero four morphine was isolated from opium becoming the answer to all pains woes and by eight hundred thirty two it was when coding hit the market from soldiers to housewives with their problem was sleep or a musket wound opium based painkillers working bought and sold like aspirin it was in one thousand no wait that dr hamilton right appointed by theodore roosevelt as the first opium commissioner of the united states he said of all the nations of the world the united states consumes most habit forming drugs per capita opium the most pernicious drug known to humanity is surrounded in this country with far fewer safeguards than any other nation in europe senses it with. which is why it was outlawed with the without a prescription an

their lack of resources and lack of appropriate funding and support we we can't do adequate follow up marion scrymgour is an outgoing state minister in the northern territory government she skeptical that money from a controversial stead drug government package is reaching indigenous communities under the northern territory emergency response there was a story billion dollars that's significant tax payers money that's gone into what people think has gone into these communities a lot of their money is spent on bureaucrats consultants a lot of people fly in fly out from these communities there is very little money that goes into programs and for working with families working with communities so that they can build it and start dealing with that with the trauma. she says she's leaving politics because she doesn't believe it's hoping aboriginals enough heck can i sit in this job any longer don't know what i'm doing. we've got i ten year old young kids killing themselves it's clear something is wrong. and communities have got to start taking some strong staying. because there's not going to be a

besides myself in this open here there's about two hundred thousand tissue samples from a variety of marion's forty five of those samples are from the clutha and that's the hope that those samples contain some still current and i think information that can help save that species and how long the samples look at this temperature for these samples are about thirty years old now and we're still extracting d.n.a. from them. so we're hoping they're going to last a long time so it's like science evolves just the right time to be able to help the big key to right before it they go extinct the ability to culture cells and transform them is changing right now so that if we get living cells from the skins of of these the ketones are brought into captivity we can keep them alive in the lab we can transform them into any types of cells we want so even if we catch an animal. that may be too old to reproduce or only reproduce is once the fort it can't reproduce a more if we have those cells it's possible we can convert those into damn eats into sperm and egg cells in the future and use them put them back i

so three percent is a good step that's what she says another person on drugs really this is maria marion says if it's not symbolic then yes it's a good step but we got one more comment from someone who says that this will be symbolic and this is not enough. here says three percent of women participation is unprecedented but he got a response from someone saying that it is just a make up it is just someone putting dressing over a problem you said not for us and i'm wondering what you think. you know i want to actually bring the attention that why are we asking for inclusion the human rights argument is the vital one that we are half of the population so what is the question of asking left right but it's about like what do we bring to the team having been identified peace council i might experience shows that every time that we brought in you know the political leaders and the factions the warlords we women talked about what happened to that school which was. which is closed what happened to the clinic that has not been used by the community why people are not being able to get any access

to the rider on the left who for martin is getting somewhat intended with a point of his opponent marion gullible of a kindly stop these vehicle but then got a punch in the head for his trouble. thankfully was wearing a helmet martinez then failed to look both ways as he crossed the track and did not see their trick celebration coming and since both parents for two years since the incident last. college gymnast caitlin ohashi has scored another perfect ten only this time she did it with new music replaced songs from michael jackson in a viral floor routine with hits from tina turner beyond's and janet jackson a change comes of the leaving middle and documentary which highlighted religious alleged sexual abuse of children by jackson. new england patriots owner robert kraft commented publicly for the first time since being charged with soliciting prostitution apologized to family friends and coworkers but denied committing a crime and has pleaded not guilty to the charges golfer paul casey has a one shot lead going into the final round of the valspar championship in florida the shot of the

led to the rider on the mountain is getting somewhat i'm telling go with the back of these opponent marion koval of a kindly stop these vehicles but then a punch in the head for his trouble look at this. last roy took thankfully he was wearing a helmet martin is failed to look both ways as we crossed the track and didn't see the retaliating timing since both being banned for two years since the incident last night. and that's all the sport more later barbara thank you for that and that is it for this news hour stay with us though we're going to be back in just a few minutes with the latest analysis of course on the results of the report. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. provided a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers and the front lines i feel like i know it i have the data to prove. witness on al-jazeera. re why the continues to care bring your people back to life. with updates and the best of al-jazeera as documentary the struggle continues from do to know these days through these revisiting return of th

marion county, january 1, they had employment rate of 9.6%. it is at 5.2% right now. that is such an enormous win. people who have been left behind by our economy and our society for generations have opportunity now they haven't had in a long, long time and i just work every day to try to take advantage of that. >> our guest will be with us. the democrats, the republicans, 8001 and independence, 8002. hour first call for you comes from oklahoma. this is back calling on our independent line. you are on with our guest, go ahead. >> i am retired disabled veteran and i have had almost 37 years of military service active and reserve and one thing i have noticed in my many assignments from corporal sniper to special forces in co, 18 and the 60s, the direct commission and all sorts of assignments after that, that i can't talk about but i have served at the pentagon and i have served at various posts, intelligence school, overseas and i have noticed that there is a problem with the military in that they are not focused to the pointed end of the spear, as they call it. militar

thank you very much marion walk to one of the worst run of results in the club's history and real madrid have returned to winning ways. for one in the spanish league reale had to come from a goal down to beat a team that is fighting to avoid relegation and just over a week at real madrid have been knocked out of the champions league lost twice to fierce rivals barcelona. are third in the table twelve points adrift of barsa. napoli have lost more ground on italian league leaders you ventus late lorenza insania goal saw them draw one one against. are set in the table eighteen points behind reigning champions using. if a poor have moved within a point of english premier league leaders manchester city they beat burnley four to anfield. from in your an aside your money both scored twice as liverpool hit back on after conceding an early goal they before are able to win the title for the first time since nine hundred ninety we had only to make sure that we would be staying there in that. really interesting competition on top of the table. the message today nobody gets rid of us if we if we play

and just like marion partington has done for her sister lucy, the city has had to reclaim an identityrom the atlantic bringing widespread gales and in some areas gusts in excess of 75 mph. we‘ve watched this low deepening on the satellite. now pushing through the irish sea and it will eventually track into the north sea by the time we get into monday morning. for areas around the periphery it is going to be a stormy night. the south—west of england and wales will bear the brunt of the way in through the evening, especially around the coasts, and the wind strengthening late evening and overnight in the midlands, east anglia and northern england. very gusty by the end of the night on the lincolnshire coast and north of east anglia. the heart of the storm is in the north sea. much quieter by the time the rush—hour arrives. heavy rain on the tail end of the low. this frontal system here meaning quite a wash—out over southern england on monday. it will pull away from the south—east quickly so there will be some sunshine to follow. staying windy behind the low in the north—east through the

to occupy but i'm told my mum about someone who was described by by a person in marion argued i. know we could have a major power to change yet another order and it's completely on you. and your government for a national conversation you've heard how critical it or your government will look like and you're pretty good you're included government on not and what a what reaction can we expect then from the algerian people if as you say it is the case that this is not a true power change that we're seeing but simply a a reshuffling of the government and moving power from one person to the next. so for tonight we definitely see celebrations and people already heading out to the city celebrating that. fifth and then date of the current president will not happen . for the time being for right now that we definitely see people celebrating but it's a question of. people in the street the opposition party the civil society. actions included in the new. kind of regime and what we are witnessing since the beginning of this crisis earlier person. of the hour here in these trying actually tryi

bites led to the rider on the mountain is getting someone telling go with the back of these opponent marion public can you stop these vehicle but then a punch in the head for his trouble look at this. last ride took thankfully he was wearing a helmet martin is failed to look both ways as we crossed the track and didn't see the retaliating timing since both being banned for two years since the incident last night. and that's all the support we have for you for now more on the way again later thanks for watching the news hour on al jazeera back in just a moment with much more news coming your way see you in a minute. a three year investigation into the pro gun lobby it didn't please me god really. revealed secret see what messaging out there will be people up late. and connection some don't want to expose sneak in legacy media. mass shooting. documents like my al-jazeera investigations out. sissela massacre on al-jazeera. on counting the cost this week on al-jazeera we'll take a deeper dive into what's behind algeria's protests but ask what it's really get from joining china's felten road ini

well marion there's certainly a big conversation happening online about that video footage that you mentioned of this particular event and what responsibility these social media platforms have now we've made a decision as a channel not to show any of the seventeen minute long video video that was broadcast on facebook and the new zealand police have also urged the public not to share links to extremely distressing footage but i must say it is all over the internet now drew harwell is a technology reporter for the washington post who puts this into a bit of scope for us now before it was live streams on facebook the shooter announced what he was going to do on eight chan now that's a anonymous message board which is dedicated to free speech but many think that it's one of the most vile websites on the internet because of the hate speech that is tolerated there on hate chat on eight chan rather his comments is manifest so in the video itself were praised by other anonymous users now that clip was an reposed on you tube that company says that it is working vigilantly to remove any violent footag

and russia are among those who are resisting our science and technology editor marion hawn as more. mention killer robots and many of us saying. of this i'm ashamed able to think feel and kill we have no way of knowing whether the kind of artificial general intelligence needed to create a scene tiant robot like this will ever be possible but here's what we already have sameeh autonomous machines dryers tanks aircraft robots big and small machines that can be wittman ised even programmed to find targets but the final decision of whether to take a life lies with us so-called killer robots fully autonomous weapons that can select and kill without human intervention well they don't exist. here we don't want to see killing outsourced to machines on the battlefield or in policing or in border control an obvious circumstances this is why we call for a preemptive ban on the development production and use of killer robots as soon as possible we already have facial recognition technology to unlock hellfire and they could be used by a fully autonomous weapon and trying say to identify and then

where then in the former trump campaign trail marion will receive credit for nine months he has alreadyd. he pays a $50,000 fine and millions in restitution. more proof the witchhunt to bring other president judicial watch has now received 339 justice department documents that they demanded. those doctrines reveal that bruce or served as a backdoor into the fbi for formal british by christopher steele, the author of the discredited trauma dossier. the records show that he continued to talk with steel even after he was fired by the fbi. and a new piece of legislation from the house hispanic caucus. it will provide amnesty for millions, daca recipients, those are temporary protected status and thousands of liberians protected under the third and fourth departure. all would be given amnesty under the hispanic caucus. no surprise in their ambitions but the extent of the ambitions, breathtaking. we're back now with marc lotter, director strategic medication for the trump 2020 campaign. tammy bruce washington times columnist, fox business contributor. former reagan white house political direc

this goal from marion in stoppage time saw chelsea snatch a win.n the final four. after nearly 40 leon in the final four. after nearly a0 yea rs of leon in the final four. after nearly a0 years of the role the chief of the pfa will be stepping down. he has been under pressure to leave the pfa for some time. many would say he has led the union impressively for the most part however there has been controversy, especially in the last few years. he faced growing criticism, complaints from some current and former players about the level of care that the pfa provides for its members. the level of investment compared to his £2.2 million salary. there will be an independent review that he agreed to and at the end of that independent review he, the management committee and the chairman will all be leaving. saint johnstone has won their first league leaving. saint johnstone has won theirfirst league wing leaving. saint johnstone has won their first league wing —— leaving. saint johnstone has won theirfirst league wing —— game in nine matches. 0ne game only a