journalist pete mckenzie bringing us up to date there from new zealand thank you. a new united nations report is accusing security forces and she lay of serious human rights violations against protesters over the past 2 months including killings torture sexual abuse and use of excessive force on friday demonstrators went out on the streets again many of them protesting the police's use of lead bullets against demonstrators. but it's become the rallying symbol in chile the eyepatch hundreds of people have suffered eye injuries from police pellets during months of protests now a un report enjoying human rights organizations in their condemnation but for the victims it means little. one thing for them and they have already been 3 critical reports and there will be a 4th report what is already obvious a 4th report about the actions of the police it's not necessary we all know hold they act or say i'm a come on a close up call. or shot at you know and unfortunately one of the pellets hits my safety glasses and to my eyeglasses and that caused me to completely lose visio

let's get the latest on the story with peter mckenzie he's a journalist in new zealand hi pete thank you for joining us well can you tell us about the ongoing recovery of the remaining 2 people who are missing as you mentioned sumi on friday morning a person new zealand defense force team recovered 6 bodies from god it was thought to more bodies 2 more people are missing as you did the location of one of those bodies is known to some extent a body was seen in the water surrounding the body wash harlem's immediately after the eruption police and navy divers who spent past 2 days searching for that body they still haven't been able to find the water and the area has visibility of between 0 and 2 meters as a result of the toxic gas and dust in the area and as a result of that toxicity the water is also almost poisonous meaning the navy divers are undergoing extreme griscom these operations the final body yet there's still a lot. ok santa credibly difficult operation there as have the bodies that have been retrieved from the island been identified. so one body has been identified the bod

mckenzie. >> thank you. i can provide you an answer. aerial firefighting plays an important role in protecting communities and infrastructure. providing support to firefighters on the ground. aerial firefighting is one method of suppression, land management in jurisdictions view the combination of tactics prior to entering operation. the aerial firefighting center was formed inany 2003. it is that the business unit of the australia fire emergency services council. to represent the cost-effective method to deliver a critical emergency management capability. officers work with the the fire risk. has the leasing arrangement. they advised the government there are enough fire fire -- aerial firefighters. do you have what you need given the context you are fighting these fires in? i have returned they do at present. the government remains open to request for further assistance. that will continue to be a flexible arrangement with responding as needed. tomay -- we remain committed this. there are a minimum number of aircraft on standby during

mckenzie and company is tied to the trump efforts at the mexico border.e says the firm has not agreed to release him from a non-disclosure agreement but he candidate them to. four immigrant rights groups sent a letter to the buttigieg campaign asking them to return $53,000 worth of donations they say is tied to the mckenzie firm. the mayor called the work with the mckenzie firm did with i.c.e. disgusting. they say the campaign has not taken donations with anyone named in the project. if they ever get any, they would immediately return them. buttigieg and another frontrunner traded jabs over tax returns and fundraisers. >> pete should open up his fundraisers. he should release who is bundling for him. >> it would be important for her to release all her tax returns. >> it's not about what happened 15 or 20 years ago. it's about the conflict we are having right now. >> when somebody decides that's important after doing it a different way for a long time. reporter: buttigieg's rally had one of the biggest crowds we have seen in iowa for a single candidate. th

he's called on mckenzie to release him from that nda. he outlined some of the work he did.is a debate eight weeks out from the iowa caucus where you see two front-runners going toe to toe and calling for more transparency. >> ali vitali, as we look where you're at and president trump who will be there later today -- close by at least -- we were asking this question before it went to break. as the impeachment process moves on and we see the president reacting to it, who is it better for? is it better for the president or for democratic candidates? >> reporter: oh, boy. i don't know. i think time will tell. the president will be here tonight. the issue of transparency, you see it start to percolate, pete buttigieg versus elizabeth warren, bernie sanders talking about billionaires as elizabeth warren often does. all these issues of transparency in business for the people who want to go up against donald trump, donald trump has not been the pinnacle for transparency. frankly, all these candidates should be more transparent if they want to draw an even starker contrast between t

mother-in-law, it's not an isolated incident reports of hacked cameras are becoming more common mckenzie. >>this is my privacy, this is my home is my sanction and some were supposed to feel the most comfortable, a sense of comfort edwards slaughter has been without since tuesday morning really the worst feeling you could ever feel is is laying nothing that you can do his mother-in-law who lives downstairs woke him up saying she heard voices yelling at her my first concern was maybe shoot a badge and it wasn't coming from a dream it was coming from this ring in the corner of her room and come you as soon as i heard the voice. it was like my heart dropped for him and his family they should be getting excited to be home for the holidays, but the comfort of their home has been violated and i feel violated somebody was looking. at my home looking at my family. watching us the voices started yelling in the basement when the mother-in-law to go they hacked the living room camera too. he tried calling ring to complain and get a refund and their response was well as outside today is we're not in

is under fire for not giving voters enough information about work he did for the consulting firm mckenzie&company and tried to president trump's efforts at immigration border, money-saving recommendations that included cutting food for migrants. he never worked on project inconsistent with values, he believes a summary of his work there, not long after blistering editorial in new york times but he won't name its client, pete buttigieg says he can't because he signed a nondisclosure agreement with mckenzie and started working there in 2007, he says mckenzie has not agree today release him from that confidentiality agreement, he won't break it but the mayor has asked the firm to let him out of it and release full list of clients, all of that as pete buttigieg continues to go back and forth with progressive senator elizabeth warren arguing about her private-sector tax return and his closed door fundraising. listen here. >> pete should up fundraisers and release who is bundling for him. >> i certainly think it would be good idea for her to release tax returns as i have covering your entire ca

and we can speak now to journalist peter mckenzie he's in wellington new zealand hi pete can you bring us up to date on the latest on rescue efforts. absolutely so 6 did not run 8 missing and presumed dead on the island 30 are in the hospital around 3 but most of them critical the island is currently under a state of shock which was a place a state of restricted access place by elders of the local indigenous 5 not the hour but placed under secure access while the government comes times with what kind of rescue operation and they're increasingly calling it a recovery operation will be because the bodies on the island can be on the types of drones and pilots have gone out of sea over about the islands and no signs of life. what details have we found out about the people who were on the island at the time of the eruption there were $47.00 people on the island the tongue the russian putting tourists from australia china germany malaysia u.k. and u.s. side most of those tourists were able to get off the island through the black hole that i see at the tour operators and all the locals and th

take a look at the tech heavy nasdaq interesting conversation before the break there with baker mckenzieo market on 2019 those tech giants, unicorns coming to market having a roller coaster debut but for the tech heavy nasdaq overall it's been a strong run over the last decade, in particular over the last year it has been a very strong, strong year. but for the ten-year period, the nasdaq up more than 290% >>> let's bring in our next guest jason senior portfolio manager at the roosevelt investment group joining us now on the phone jason, if i could get your take. looking at the last decade, it's been a very strong run for u.s. equities what are you thinking for the next year as we head toward the next decade for u.s. stocks? >> well, it is sobering to think about how far we've come over the last ten years it's been a very long bull market we started from a very low point where stocks were very cheap and valuations have moved higher along with economic growth and earnings growth. it's been a boon for investors we actually think that can continue into 2020 so we see right now, three pillar

here's our reporter greg mckenzie on the story.y are supporting the family of two british nationals, who were shot in buenos aires yesterday afternoon in broad daylight. this took place just outside a hotel, a luxury hotel, in puerto madero region, an affluent region of buenos aires. cctv footage is clear as day, you can see the two men, a father and son, trying to fight off their attackers when they're being robbed. sadly they were both shot and taken to hospital. it was there where the father was pronounced dead a short time later. now, the traveljournalist, simon calder says these attacks are all too common in south american countries. this is an awful tragedy, i'm afraid that crime, particularly aimed at people who are regarded as well—to—do tourists or business travellers, is all too common. notjust in buenos aires, argentina, but elsewhere, particularly in the big south american cities. and the advice, simply, myself being targeted is either run away if you possibly can, or just hand over whatever it is they want. awful situa

greg mckenzie at the foreign office. with murder. the body of alex rodda was discovered on friday morning. matthew mason, who's 18, has been remanded in custody and will appear before magistrates on monday. a man's in a critical condition after he was shot by police in hull in the early hours of this morning. officers from humberside police were sent to the city's hessle road following reports of a man in possession of a firearm. the police watchdog has started an investigation. there were no other injuries sustained by anyone. an australian injured in last week's volcanic eruption on white island in new zealand has died —— bringing the official death toll to 18. the victim, who has not been identified, died in hospital in sydney. around 20 people remain in intensive care with severe burns. rescue teams returned to white island earlier today but were unable to locate the bodies of two people still missing. our correspondent phil mercer has the latest from sydney. 18 people now have been confirmed dead in the disaster tha

every, single day, right now. >> buttigieg said he can't release more details about his work at mckenzie because he signed nondisclosure agreements, ndas, that he is seeking to be released on. >> this is for the nominee to take on donald trump. i will put my history, civilian and military, public and private, up against his any day. >> nine candidates have yet to qualify for the last debate of 2019, coming up next week. they only have until thursday. and only two appear to have a real chance, that would be andrew yang and tulsi gabbard, who need a single poll to make it. six candidates will be on stage on december 19th. >>> president trump warning kim jong-un their special relationship could be lost after the north korean leader said his country completed an important test at a missile site. president trump claimed that site had been dismantled. paula is following there for us. what are we learning? >> reporter: dave, we know the u.s. president has been warning north korea about that test, saying that north korea knows it has much to lose. in fact, everything, if it does decide to carry

going after mckenzie three years out, i don't know if that's smart. on his mar kroy in south bend, particular as it relates to african-americans. i would also add, if i could quickly, now that mayor pete is the front-runner in iowa, he's under scrutiny with a lot of tough questions about his fund-raisers, why he hasn't made it public. we know a lot of democratic voters like it to be public, and he's having a different time. if hi wavers too much, he may find himself in trouble joe biden showed a strong standing. if you look at the past, there's still opportunity for like a biden or warren to -- >> you know, david, it's so interesting. you know, i remember pete buttigieg's early entree into the race and how much press he did. i remember saying joe biden should do what pete is doing, and talk to anyone anywhere anytime. yes, now as we look back, it seems like the media might have been easy on pete, maybe not enough screwed any. he's getting it now, as he should, but do you think the presses sort of just a little too late waking up to investigating who h

>> i'm calling on mckenzie to release that information.ttigieg is standing silent because -- jillian: president trump with another victory of november job's report shatters expectations. >> we've had tremendous reports coming out on the economy, it's been incredible and numbers like we haven't seen before, 266,000 jobs, we are the envy of the world, our economy is the envy of the world and we will keep it that way. >> why are democrats so determined to impeach the president during a booming economy and will they be met with backlash after the voting booth, here to debate that founder to have tea party pat rates jenny beth martin and democratic strategist mustaffa, i asked you how you are and you said i'm chipper this morning, with that go ahead, sir, what do you make of this, you can't argue the job's report that's come out? >> no, you can't and the american small businesses have made a great job of creating jobs everywhere in the united states, the challenge of our time is you can't just ignore the rule of law because there's good economy

elsewhere in the party, buttigieg is under fire for hiding details of his service at mckenzie. one of the creepier agencies. he's being accused of being a faithful servant of wall street, like so many, he enthusiastically is. like hillary clinton and chuck schumer. >> it's even more important that the candidates expose possible conflicts of interest right now, and that means, for example, that the mayor should be releasing who is on his finance committee. who are raising big money for him. who he's given titles to and made promises to, and he should open up the doors. so the press can follow the promises he's making in these big dollar phrases. too tight looks like that won't happen. moments ago, a statement was issued saying he would love to tell you what he did as a consultant but he can't because he signed a confidentiality agreement. in other words, he'll be fighting on your side but in the end he's really here to protect mckenzie because he signed the contract. ouch! clearly elizabeth warren will continue with that line of attack. buttigieg -- at least warren is not callin

because there are real questions particularly in light of the new york stooimz story about mckenzy'se working with ice and people wanted to know more about his work and clients. when you're at the top people want to know more about you. we're at the phase in the campaign where we're over the slogans and surface answers. now people want to really dig in and understand more about who you are, what your record is and what your policy proposals mean for them. they're looking for details. that's a natural portion of the process. >> we are starting to see the field shrink with senator kamala harris, bowing out of the race. now we have all the candidates in the next debate at least so far who have qualified, and there's not much more time to qualify, they're all white. not one single candidate of color has qualified. how big of a deal is that? >> that's disturbing. in the first, there were five. in this debate for december, zero candidates of color have qualified. there is no cory booker, julian castro, kamala harris has dropped out. this puts the democrats in a bad position. black voters d

after the break it's a bonus league with nick mckenzie closing out the last match day before the winter break 2nd the last door took on well known berlin on sunday while last place faced frankfurt find out how they fared next. i'm sorry marshall thanks for being with us here on the news i'll be back again. in the light of climate change. for. what's in store. for the future. to make your city. inside. christmas time double. the fun. most of the business leaders players and staff are making their way home for a well earned mid-season break before still fighting it out for the final 6 points on match day 17 bringing the 1st half the season to a close. face spending the break in the box and 2 if they fail to win against. even worse off they will finish the year in the relegation zone regard less of the result. and will be wrapping up a crazy campaign so far left it late as they stormed to the bundesliga summit and what's been the tightest title race in a decade. welcome to the bundesliga here on the view i'm nick mechanic line and joining me in the studio for the breakdown of all things th

. >> pete buttigieg has taken a beating from folks on the left in his work as a consultant at mckenzie funding his campaign, your thoughts? >> to feed a on someone because they are smart and can assess what a problem is, how to execute a plan and make adjustments along the way and someone who is doing next to an early good job of connecting the god's for voters which is something he learned at mckenzie. it is troubling to me that just because someone has successfully is doing good things in the business space that we have to demonize them. that's part of the problem with the bernie sanders elizabeth warren wing of the party, demonizing just about everything, things the american people want and now they need in a president. mike: hermit, christmas tree or holiday tree? was illegal to - the santa claus dreams of first-graders when they court continues after the break, stick around. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy invest

here's cnn's david mckenzie. >> it's incredible, isn't it? the victoria falls.f the natural wonders of the world. but -- and it's a big but -- this entire stretch of rock should be churning with white water. climate scientists say that the climate crisis is hemorrhaging this region. a multi-year drought has transformed zimbabwe's rivers and farmland into miles upon miles of sand and scorched earth. here they don't speculate about climate change, they're suffering because of it. once proud productive farmers like this man reduced to handouts to survive. reduced to just one meal a day. >> nowadays, there's no rain. >> it's a hunger gripping a u.n.-estimated 45 million people. and this part of africa, the climate crisis is only getting worse. >> the region is projected to be warming at more or less double the global rate of warming. >> reporter: stinnes francois engelbrek is a lead author on climate reports. >> at the current rate, the southern africa region five decades from now will be unrecognizable compared to the region we are living in today. >> reporter: and

david mckenzie, zimbabwe. >>> switching from climate to weather, which we have had plenty today.have showers in the north bay. boy, they are getting pounded in the south bay right now. the tail end of the cold front moved in that direction, they will need in one section at a time. we will begin up north, it shows even after the central part of the front has pressed south, it is leaving plenty line, and from time to time, pretty heavy sales coming out. this one east of petaluma right now, stretching into wine country. for much of the central bay area, after a fairly robust rainfall this afternoon, when it rained, it did for. in the south bay, that is where the cold front is now weakening as it heads south, it is you'll get plenty of punch. between morgan hill and gilroy, also through los gatos and, over 17 at 25 in santa cruz mountains, updated the rainfall totals for you to show that it now has a third of an inch of rain, fremont, 4/10. in livermore, almost 4/10 of an inch of rain. san francisco as you go, about an inch and a quarter. they got a good deal of rain in the north bay

stephen: ironically, it is a great story, the ceo of mckenzie was in my office 25 years later and heas on the harvard corporation. i told him the story. he asked what year. that dean of admissions was a close friend of his. he said, do you mind if i told him i ran into you? i said that is fine. i got a letter to weeks later from that former dean of admissions. he said, i remember getting that call in 1964. he said, every time i see you in a newspaper, i realize i blew it . i wish i made all the right decisions, but as i told you at the time, there were new -- no beds at the end. david: you interviewed with a number of firms and went with lena brothers. stephen: the people were fascinating. you had asked cia ages. people who worked on oil rigs. ♪ ♪ david: you went to harvard business school. did you enjoy harvard? stephen: no. david: did you want to drop out? stephen: yes. david: what kept you from dropping out? stephen: i wrote a letter. there was no internet. i wrote a letter to the president of a firm, which is where i worked after i graduated before i went into the army. i said, i

mckenzie said you can release it.ign spokeswoman said they will be releasing the client list soon. is there something on trehehat could damage him? do voters care about this? >> well, we'll see what's on there and whether it matters, but it's pretty clear what's going on now. iowa, as judy pointed out, is two months away. pete buttigieg is now far andfr away thontrunner in iowa, that used to be elizabethe warren'sritory, she was seen over the summer as the candidate most likely to win ioa caucus, she needs to get back in contention and pete buttigieg is standing in her waso it makes perfect sense she's going to be spending time to kck him off his plies-place finish. it's also really clear that twe of them need iowa as a springeard. they areng not only have they both been frontrunners in the polls during certain pointers of this mpaign but both are expecting iowa to rosta iw hampshire aay and that they think will hep them to go to nevada and south carolina, places ey're t polling as well because in the opening we heard

it was his first job after college, gets out of oxford, goes to work for mckenzie.o paint mayor pete buttigieg as mitt romney as an evil corporate overlord who profited off untoward businesses, is it a little lame to say that a 25-year-old in his first job out of college is this big corporate bigwig? >> well, if we disqualified all charges that are lame from presidential politics, the discourse would have to go away. it's not a strong hit and it's clear, as clair says, that it invited a counterpunch that's going to hurt elizabeth warren i think probably more than the one -- although we don't know what's in the mckenzie record. all's fair in love and war. it's an up for grabs race. we have four candidates that could win iowa, maybe five. you're going to see the race get negative. this is the time, it's december. but i will say this. the issue that elizabeth warren is dealing with right now is the latest in a series of issues that gets to something that is deeper than what it seems to be about. if you start at the beginning of her campaign, she stumbled over the quest

and i think one of the reasons why the mckenzie attack fell flat and didn't go anywhere is because nottransparent about this. here is my client list. let me get out of my contract so that i can disclose all of my clients and who they are and he did. every time an attack comes at him, he leans into it. he addresses it and hthen he flips it back on somebody else. that is hard to find. >> this is a civil war on the democratic party in full view. >> understatement. understatement. >> all right. the president relied on his loyalists to protect him from impeachment this week. why diversity was only apparent across the aisle in that house chamber. ng your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. wh(fake gagging noises) ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. >>> beyond the

the work that mckenzie, pete pete buttigieg did with mckenzie, there was an explosive expose found mckinly small. when you start getting and peeling it apart. yes, people don't want to know about their financial. you actually understand what i am trying to figure out day in and day out right before i go to bed. do you understand it right now, something is amiss in america. the dream that was promised is not reachable. people want to know are you aligned of corporations or the peop american people. >> what does it say about the apparatus that we know and the process as we know. you have senator booker and kamala harris and you have bloomberg waging in on this national campaign. are we at a moment the democratic electric and party is going to have to reckon. >> this is donald trump came out of the blue and poured all this money and saw and understood the party was at a good route to the president. i would take in that regard, bloomberg is right now at 4% in the polls. it is interesting in part because sanders has a core of constituency and neither of them does. that's where the problem is an

greg mckenzie, bbc news.ernoon being held on suspicion of murder following the deaths of two women in sussex. police are investigating after the alleged stabbing outside a property at crawley down shortly after 10 o'clock this morning. sussex police said that they also found a man seriously injured inside the property. he was taken to royal sussex county hospital in brighton. the lead detective has said it was isolated incident with no ongoing risk to members of the public. he went on to explain, "this is a fast—moving investigation which will see significant police resources deployed to the scene for the forseeable future. you can see more detail on the screen now through the sussex police online feed. thoughts very much with the friends and family of the two women who have sadly lost their lives. this is one of the chief inspectors involved in the investigation. this is the scene outside the property in question. the police say anyone with information about the incident are being asked to report online or t

at the very latest now from pete mckenzie he's a journalist reporting for us from wellington new zealand thanks very much for coming in for us can you tell us about the moment of silence where you are today absolutely a moment of silence was held today. on exactly a week off the road. by minister just a moment of silence she and her cabinet meeting. since building. at the same time hundreds. of. courses. and no followed by thousands around the trench. the foreign minister of australia is also in the country to commemorate the tragedy ok 2 bodies have yet to be recovered and just how dangerous is is the search operation that's underway now. so genius science the central government will agency which coordinates and confirms the scientific and geological risks that are facing the country and says that another explosion no other option rob it is unlikely within the next 2448 hours it's that since the eruption risk or because it wants island remains little so that's 2 out of school 5 evils and it's the same little that i did once island was at immediately before the eruption which on monday l

let's get the very latest now from pete mckenzie he's a journalist reporting for us from wellington new zealand thanks very much for coming in for us can you tell us about the moment of silence where you are today absolutely a moment of silence was held today at 11 pm new zealand fine exactly a week after the eruption of the watch file by minister just under a moment of silence she and her kevin of were meeting in the new zealand singe building at. at the same time hundreds were making it to monica but i. doubt courses. and they were followed by thousands around the country honoring the tragedy. the foreign minister of australia plane is also in the country to commemorate the tragedy. 2 bodies have yet to be recovered and just how dangerous is is the search operation that's underway now so jeanne is science the central government will agency which coordinates. scientific and geologic who writes the face of the country and says that another explosion another option is on mightly within the next $2440.00 i doubt it's that since the eruption risk or tried it once while and remains that the

greg mckenzie reports.o tackle gang crime. but bbc panorama has discovered that there are financial irregularities and evidence that some of its younger members may have been exploited financially. ifeel heartbroken because i'm thinking this is supposed to be like a family and most importantly like gods people. gracie joined the church in 2017 and says that she was duped into taking part in a benefit fraud scam. she has been left owing close 2,000 pounds to work and pensions. i cannot afford it, but i am just paying it, bit by bit. my parents are not rich or anything and they have said listen, yet made a mistake and we will help you out. so i'm sorry. sorry. can ijust take a minute? i am really shocked to hear about this type of activity because you have got people in who are effectively financially grooming young people, completely manipulating them for the work they have got. they are being groomed for gaining fans for somebody else was my purpose. it is wrong at every level. spac nation denies that it ob

mckenzie reid is a mother of who recently went back to she was gifted the doorbell ringers and decided to buy my vinho cameras keep an eye on her kids at eaier this month, the family'snanny went downstairs after serious street >>e voice was coming from the breach camera in the playroom reed says shfelt like the man was trying to entice her kids he was saying mickey mouse ishere. hello mickey mouse is a new i felt like he had seen this playground. notice that it was for kid and the kids were re and he was rying to see who he could get to come to nanny was the target or any of us i think it was. >>the kids and makes my stomach turn to think about what he would have asked the kids to do or say it appears the man then says can you take your clhes off for me. their nanny was terrified.they could be wing. and making note of ur schedules and if they are actually hacking our system. the system is registered to our address so they would ve a home address family has taken down the cameras inside of theirome and reached out to . >>they say ra would not allow them to cancel their subscription or r

here's greg mckenzie.rts of gunfire. when they arrived, they discovered an 18—year—old who had been shot followed by a 17—year—old who'd also been stabbed and shot. both are currently recovering in hospital. one is said to be in a critical condition. the police are continuing to appeal for witnesses this morning. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, says parts of north london will see more police patrols today ater anti—semitic graffiti appeared on a synagogue and shop fronts. the graffiti appeared in the hampstead area and belsize park. scotland yard say they are treating the incident as racially motivated. covent garden will host a series of performances today, which will give a sneak preview of this week's new year's day parade. three us marching bands will bejoined by samba dancers, mexican folk singers and britain's got talent stars. the parade on wednesday will see more than 8,000 performers from numerous countries from all around the world. the strike on south western railway enters its final week today

greg mckenzie, bbc news. harry dunn, who was killed outside an raf base in august, have met with the home secretary, priti patel, to discuss the case this morning. ms patel is considering seeking the extradition of the wife of an american diplomat who has been charged with causing death of the teenager by dangerous driving. duncan kennedy reports. very nice to meet you. the home secretary arrived in harry dunn's home village to brief his family in person. inside, she met harry's dad, tim. this is a good opportunity, and thanks for coming to listen to what we need to say, and then hopefully we can move forward and up and help other people if they ever get into this situation. priti has come to try and hear from all of you. the fact that priti patel made thisjourney, along with andrea leadsom, the local mp, is a sign ofjust how much impact this case is having at the highest political levels. it is four months since harry dunn died in a road accident in northamptonshire. anne sacoolas, pictured here on her weddi

. >> my question is to the minister representing the minister for natural disaster, senator mckenzie. questions have been raised by a former new south wales fire chief about whether their long-standing practice of releasing firefighting aircraft is sustainable as global fire seasons converge. the commonwealth provides 90% of the funding for the aerial firefighting center, which releases firefighting planes. it is tripled from 52 to more than 140. they collect considerable cost from private countries leased to other countries. the new south wales government has recently started acquiring its own firefighting aircraft. is the federal government confident they have leased sufficient aircraft for this summer? >> thank you, mr. president. and thank you for your question. and i can provide you an answer. aerial firefighting plays an important role in protecting communities and essential infrastructure, and providing vitals to firefighters on the ground. while aerial firefighting is one aspect, firefighters across jurisdictions use a combination of firefighting tactics prior to and during op

let's cross to london bridge now, where we can speak to our correspondent greg mckenzie. there today? the ministry ofjustice has launched an urgent review into the licensing conditions of those released from jail following terrorism offences. 28—year—old usman khan, who carried out the attack over my shoulder here, two people killed, three others stabbed, we believe one of thoseis others stabbed, we believe one of those is seriously ill, and this happened on friday afternoon. usman khan had been sentenced in 2012 in conspiracy to carry out a bomb attack on the london stock is in. he was given 16 years but only served eight years, being released in december 2018. as far as the metropolitan police are concerned he was complying with strict licensing conditions. 0ne was complying with strict licensing conditions. one of those conditions meant he had to regularly attend a disengagement programme which was aimed at getting people convicted of terrorism to disengage and we had to go might rehabilitate them following those offences. he was wearing a tag when he carried out this

earlier, i spoke to our correspondent, greg mckenzie.ld from south london who was sitting down writing her christmas cards to her friends and family and discovered one of the christmas cards in this £1.50 box from tesco had already been written in, in block capitals, a message reporting to be from a prisoner in shanghai. it simply read, "we are foreign prisoners in shanghai qing pu "prison in china, forced to work against our will. "please help us and notify human rights organisations. " the families did that and they contacted the human rights the family did that and they contacted the human rights journalist peter humphrey, that was part of the message. it said to the recipient, "please contact peter" and peter since went to the sunday times with the story. tesco have issued a statement. they say they are shocked and would never allow prison labour in their supply chain. they said they were shocked by the allegations and immediately halted production at the factory where these cards are produced and have launched an investigation. tesc

let's cross to london bridge now, where we can speak to our correspondent greg mckenzie.uation there today? are things getting back to normal? just behind me is the scene on london bridge. the forensic tent that marks the exact spot where 28—year—old usman khan was shot dead by armed officers has been removed but many of the buses and vehicles are still on the bridge this morning. that friday afternoon people were simply told to evacuate the bridge, get away. there was lots of confusion. many people running, screaming, lots of confusion, pandemonium. two people killed, three others seriously injured, currently recovering in hospital. the big question is how and why this happened. the ministry ofjustice has launched an urgent review into the licensing conditions of those released from jail following terrorist activities. usman khan was one of those convicted in 2012 for a plot to carry out bombing the london stock exchange group. he was given 16 years. he was released after eight years in december 2018. as far as the metropolitan police are concerned he was complying with

pete said mckenzie had not agreed to release him from agreement. he says critics are asking is not good enough for immigrant rights groups, sent a letter to the campaign asking him to return $53000 worth of contributions tied to the firm. in a statement, a spokesperson told us this, pete has been frustrated and disappointed with decisions he made since he stopped working there nearly a decade ago. he called the work he did with ice, disgusting. the statement said we come through thousands of documents to ensure we had never accepted a donation from any of the employees there being involved in this project and f any or to donate, we would immediately return their donation. pete spent the weekend here in iowa visiting with photos for hanging over all of it is some of that controversy excite it's proof he's not transparent enough even though they feel he demanded transparency from other candidates. >> thank you. >> bundled up in iowa and there will be a lot more because weather is on the way in the midwest. we can expect this. that's all straight ahea

that comes scrutiny including he has to release clients he worked for when he was a consultant at mckenzie, do you think his coverage is starting to change and more critical now now that he's taken more seriously? >> very much so. in the spring and summer when he was starting to rise and wasn't getting much scrutiny, that changed in autumn. you saw a lot of those types of stories in november, you see a lot more since then, as you mentioned, howie, it's natural, when you rise in the polls, you invite more scrutiny. howie: you're not seen as a real serious for the nomination in no way a sign of respect. we begin with joe biden as front runner and we begin by double digits, columnist frank says it's time to give biden due and so many have it and i'm as guilty as anyone and i urge him not to run, so all of the geniuses in the press who said biden will be a terrible candidate and everyone thinks he's a weak front runner, why do you think so many journalists are so wrong about the former vice president. >> here is the thing, joe biden is not the shiny young thing and many in the field that are,

jillian: mckenzie royal of fifth avenue, good to see you, thank you for being here.>> what you want to do is lineup the box, precut your paper to make it easy so you are not using anything extra, line the paper up to the edge of the box. jillian: tape to the box? you are. >> whatever makes you most comfortable. being able to fold the paper back to get that clean crisp line because you are going to be doing this. i am going to grab some of my tape on top. you can use double-sided on top and what is important is a nice crisp line. rob: you're going to get that on the bottom. then another one on top. >> i think it is easiest to turn it upside down when i'm doing this on each side like that. and then turn it over again, fold down, clean, crisp line again. rob: so easy. what makes it is the accessories. >> it is a 1-stop shop for all things gifting, stationery and parties. >> what is really great is this paper is almost stone paper, made from stone. it is 100% recyclable. rob: we will wrap it ourselves. we will wrap that one too. i see janice dean over there. got that. >>