to hate you michaela garecht to him to get out of. the devout christian has brought thousands of children from garbage city to her aid organization in cairo funded by donations from all over the world here they're given health advice lessons and war meals for 2 days the 1st step on the way out of the vicious cycle of poverty disease and shame. it's a mission of love says. respect and self esteem. and it's a message that seems to be getting through to many children. i learned a lot about love happiness and solidarity here and to listen to what my mother and father say. from mom or maggie washing the children's feet as a symbol of respect they often go barefoot in the garbage and injure themselves here they get sandals and learn how to look after themselves better. when they asked mother to do. what you're doing is like one drop in an ocean she said the ocean will not be the same without. we're just putting piece of sugar in every human. have resigned themselves to their fate of working in garbage city but they hope that one day their o

to talk more about this joined by our chief political editor michaela couth no because i have to ask you since the kind of emergency action that millions of protesters around the world called for all this what. we already got reactions for the climate fight is the future movement here and many the basics said that this is not a breakthrough these $22.00 pages that i have here of this plan of the german government and also greenpeace and the actually condemned this accusing the so-called grand coalition because that's the product of this coalition that we have here saying that they lack moral responsibility on the issue of climate so resoundingly no from all climate activists here and me now under the plan germany wants to meet its goal of reducing greenhouse emissions by 2030 is that achievable . well depends on who you ask the experts now or the climate action side say not with this action plan it's to see it's not the big breakthrough there's not enough bans on old technology in there and there's not enough the future to prove policy i'm going to machall also another press conferen

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. >> reporter: that was mikaela gregory's -- again, that was michaela gregory's dad speaking there just now. the families will come back on october 4th. this has been a very long journey for them and one that was made even longer because of the length of the jury deliberations and, of course, that in part being because three jurors were let go. for the first time today, we found out why. tony cera, derick almena's attorney tells us that one of the jurors consulted with a fireman who was not a witness in this case. a fireman from a city he said he wasn't sure which one, but somebody not a witness in this case and asked for some feedback. the juror then shared that information with two other jurors. and that's why those three jurors were let go. also have one other brand new piece of information to share with you. that is a kre that larry beil was asking all of us here at 5:00 tonight. whether or not derick almena would consider a plea deal. i just got off the phone with his attorney, tony cera. i asked him that question and he said, no plea deal, no negoti e negotiating for derick almena

in the face of crippling anxiety, michaela struggled.eir wellbeing, she is being prescribed this our therapy class, which is helping her rely less on the nhs. though your relationship with the gp surgery and yourgp relationship with the gp surgery and your gp has changed, then? relationship with the gp surgery and your gp has changed, themm relationship with the gp surgery and your gp has changed, then? it has changed dramatically, yeah. now it just boosts my confidence. and to me, ithink just boosts my confidence. and to me, i think that's the medicine — that's medicine. and it isn'tjust michaela, there has been a significant reduction in the number of fleetwood residents turning up that the local ane or going to emergency. we want people to live well with long—term conditions, not just survive with them. so giving them that agency and ability to take control of their own lives is a good thing in and of itself. and here is a powerful symbol of change. the beds have been left on the ground floor. the right in the centre of town, the loca

used his position as a vice president to help his son but trump insists he's done nothing wrong michaela reports from washington. president trump continued to downplay the reports describing his conversation with the ukrainian president in july as absolutely perfect. we had a great conference a. conversation i had with mark. tory which large rock n roll of the corrupt big. large fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden. 6 grow up already in the ukraine the unverified and vague accusation against joe biden was echoed by the secretary of state if there was a lection interference the took place by the vice president i think the american people deserve to know we know there was interference in the 2016 election and if it's the case that there was something going on with the president's family because the conflict of interest and vice president biden behaved in a way that was inconsistent with the way leaders are to operate i think the american people deserve to know that joe biden says it was the obama administration as a whole along with the e.u. that called for the firi

needs stronger background checks but that led to a pushback from the gun lobby michaela reports in washington d.c. . the n.r.a. was one of president trump's earlier supporters pouring nearly $30000000.00 into his successful campaign a fact brought up repeatedly by the organizations leader we stood proudly with donald trump because we saw through the media deception and recognized him for who he was the most openly pro 2nd amendment presidential candidate in history. the right to bear arms outlined in the 2nd amendment is regarded by the n.r.a. as absolute but the gun control campaign has been fueled by the sharp increase in the number of mass killings this year following back to back shootings in texas president trump made a controversial trip to el paso that critics contend it was as much a political campaign as commiseration for the 1st time though the president raised the possibility of stronger background checks on gun buyers. would. we have had. this apparently infuriated the n.r.a. which up to its lobbying efforts culminating in what was reported to be a lengthy phone call between presi

. >> reporter: porkchop is michaela vmike la valle who came when you first got here what was it like?re wasn't much going on which attracted me. it was like a playground for artists. >> reporter: now he says it has a new energy, you can almost feel it in the air. people want to do stuff. >> reporter: asbury park was developed as a resort in the 1870s. as it grew, more than half a million people a year vacationed here along its mile and a quarter stretch of waterfront. so many people fell in love here. so many people had their first kiss, first ice cream cone. >> reporter: tim donnelly came to asbury park in 2009 to see the pretenders play at the stone pony. >> met a girl, fell in love. never left. >> reporter: okay. to donnelly, the tower on the old heating plant is a beacon. what does it say up there? >> it says protect her glory. >> reporter: what does it symbolize to you? >> to me it symbolizes freedom and creativity. >> reporter: that's why he joined his old friend danny clinch to start the sea hear now mefl which celebrates art and asbury park. the grandeur of some of the old bui

michaela gregory. she was with her boyfriend at the ghost ship warehouse party. the couple died in each other's arm -- arms. these are pictures of other victims. many more artists, musicians, and students. many were stunned by the conclusion of this trial. just last year, judge throughout a plea deal which would've given harris six years in jail and derek nine years for involuntary manslaughter. after this trial, harris walks away free, and derek will return to court october 4th to prepare for a possible new trial. any families -- many families wanted to go to trial and thought they would get many of their questions answered.>> the only thing that i was hoping for was that none of this ever happened. you know. there is no -- there is no -- i don't know. i just want my son back. >> the victims family members to plan to move forward with a civil suit. the attorney says they want to see the city of oakland, and hopefully the city will be held responsible. >>> there is some controversy over the developers who want to replace some of the stores with 1200 new residenti

sunday michaela grant was stabbing the counter at the city fish restaurant which is just across the streetat there was an active shooter with a hostage situation. the fire investigator say an arson suspect armed with a sledgehammer was threatening to burn down the building. >> the fire started getting bigger. it kept getting worse. >> reporter: the mini-mart and an adult novelty store were on the ground floor with apartments above. what is a man they believed was an employee of one of the stores set the fire. >> he was mad all day. you could tell he was going through some stuff. terrible tragedy. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspect who started the fire also lost his life in a blaze. >> we did after the fire was under control find a body in the basement. we don't know if that was the person who was making the threats or not. we suspect that is. >> never firefighters were injured during operations and the rest to an area hospital. the fire department has declined to comment on the conditions. meanwhile businesses across the street from the scene are open again. tenants of adjoinin

sunday michaela grant was staffing the counter at the city fish restaurant which is just across the streetlly patrons and employees that there was an active shooter with the hostage situation but fire investigators say innocent suspect armed with a sledgehammer was threatening to burn down the building. >> the fire started getting bigger. it covered the whole street and it kept getting >> reporter: the mini-mart an adult novelty store run the ground floor with apartments above. witnesses say a man they believe was the employee one of the stores set the fire. >> he was mad the whole day. you could tell he was going to do some stuff. terrible tragedy. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspect who started the fire also lost his life in the blaze. >> we did after the fire was under control find a body in the basement. we don't know if that was the person who was making the threats or not. we suspect that is. >> reporter: four firefighters were injured during operations and were rushed to an area hospital. the fire department has declined to comment on their conditions. meanwhile, business

sunday michaela grant was staffing the counter at the city fish restaurant is just across the street to go she said initially patrons and employees felt there was an active shooter with a hostage situation for fire investigator saying arson suspect armed with a sledgehammer was threatening to burn down the building. >> the fire started getting bigger. it start it kept getting worse. >> reporter: the mini-mart and adult novelty store on the ground floor with apartments above what is the same man they believe was the employee one of the stores set the fire. >> he was mad the whole day. you could tell he was going through some stuff. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspect who started the fire also lost his life in a blaze. >> we did after the fire was under control find a body in the basement. we don't know if that was the person who was making the threats or not. we suspect that is. >> reporter: four firefighters were injured during operations and arrest to an area hospital for the fire department has declined to comment on their conditions. meanwhile businesses across the stre

itself of course later on today thursday as well michaela is that he is the special envoy for afghanistan has the man who could go ca to this peace agreement who was due to oversee it signing he has been subpoenaed to appear before the congress foreign affairs committee to answer questions just about this peace agreement because of course in the u.s. there is a feeling of frustration that the u.s. congress and the u.s. people have been kept in the dark about these negotiations and just what led up to this cancellation of this peace agreement it seems on a whim and a tweet it is never been properly explained so the congress wants answers and they have called in to answer questions on that back here in kabul of course in the here and now the government says it's committed to going ahead with these elections come what may there's not going to be any talk of peace they say until these elections are over and we will just have to wait and see what the next week brings down all right. rob thank you. saudi arabia has presented what it calls undeniable evidence that iran was behind the attacks on

.>> this is that man's daughter, michaela gregory.h her boyfriend at the go ship warehouse party. the young couple died in each other's arms. they were trapped on the upstairs floor when the fire engulfed the building. >>> this is family pictures of other victims. the family members were stunned by the conclusion of this trial. the family member would have given us six years in jail and almena nine months. almeida has been ordered to return to court to prepare for a possible new trial. many families wanted to go to trial hoping those responsible would get more time than the plea deal and so that they ing i was opened he impact -- th hoping for is that this never happened. there is no -- i don't know. i just want my son back. >> an attorney representing many of the victims families in the civil case says she want to see the city, the landlords, and pg&e held responsible. >>> the trial is over and emotions run high. access is a free man, but the fate of derek almeida is unclear. >>> we are here to talk about the case with michael cardoz