. >> a few doors down from knight is anthony morris.e's appealing to staff to not send him back to general li population. >> i just would rather be isolated, be by myself.e i have a violent history. i believe if i was to go to is population i would probably end up doing more time. because i have low tolerance for stupidity. saying little dumb things, especially towards sexual preference, choice of lifestyle. so being in segregation is actually my sanctuary.at >> while morris might appear younger than his 47 years, he is a veteran inmate. he has already completed a 23-year state prison sentence for second degree murder. after three years on the mu outside, he is currently charged with malicious wounding for allegedly stabbing a man in the foot and has pled not guilty. when he was booked a month as earlier, morris explained to staff why he wanted to be isolated. >> in talking to him, he was very adamant that he wanted to be housed by himself, that he said he had been sexually assaulted in prison. i assured him that there are sort of safeg

cosby fires morris and puts in morris place a much younger man, named delancey, as in the street down on the lower east side. and what morris does to fight back is he hires an immigrant name john peter zanger to start a newspaper, and newspaper culture has already started in the 13th colonies. there are the franklin brothers start ate newspaper in boston, james and benjamin, later much more famous than his older brother. every significant town along the coast has one newspaper, at least one newspaper. now new york has two. because the previous one was the official one. it would print all the official notices and laws and whatnot, and obviously in the pocket of whoever the for was. but now there's a rival one, the weekly journal, and for a year it campaigns against governor cosby. rarely mentioning him, but talking about arbitrary power and what a terrible thing that is. they run both bus -- bogus ads, an ad for a missing spaniel and that is one of cosby's supporters because spaniels are affection that's, loyal dogs. and cosby doesn't like this. he finally on his own say sew has zanger

the clinic there is the difference with the step in was the historical enquiries team under steve morris managed to find all the paperwork. which showed that that what the authorities had known about the plan leading up to the step in the carrying out of the bombing itself and the facts that although they knew every single person who'd been involved in the planning the coordination the determining of the target the making of the bomb the storing up the bomb everything then you everybody and everything about this bomb despite that and spite the fact that 2 people were killed and the huge number of other people were very seriously engines not one single person was have a. conviction without bombing despite the i.e.c. knowing everything about it. will be really all those years not easier of course. devastated. and the same came true we better. relief. that i had gone on a corner. because i knew the army was hearing checked the whole thing out of me in check dish common of pharma and they told. their army and the british were then copy argentina bonior. and known as the i.e. question dad and

desperate to get to the truth for some of the elderly bereaved relatives die steve morris is on answered questions were put before the courts and. their lawyers challenge the haiti failure to write the thematic report that they were promised. amongst the legal exhibits provided to the high court has a copy of on cadwallader as lethal allies the 1st time any such group is accepted as a legal exhibit in the northern courts. or in july 2017 the court delivered its. stunning victory from the families ordering the chief constable to come up within weeks except to be independent through the resource to court to fulfill its he's promised. humiliated the chief constable despite objections from the bereaved families 11 of whom had passed away since the cork is begun. it's been a long hard road for the families today it underscores has been very disappointing but the overarching report that would have pulled everton together and made all the connections. being completed there. how important is very for the. importance frustrating yesterday was disappointing you have your ups and downs illegally in

james morris from the new south wales world fire service we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us and wish all the best to you and your colleagues. now to some more stories making news around the world. 3 skiers were killed when they were buried by an avalanche on a ski slope in south to rule in italy the woman and 2 girls all german nationals died when the sheet of snow broke lose above the toys at 2400 meters elevation 2 other people were injured in the incident. algeria's president to whom has named an educator and diplomat as prime minister abdelaziz erasures said his top challenge would be to regain the confidence of algerian society protests against algeria's political establishment have persisted since to boone was elected earlier this month periods pro-democracy movement boycotted the election. just for its now with one of 29000 biggest success stories in german sports long jumper. she won gold at the world championships and doha but as we are about to see there's a lot more to her than just athletics. playing the piano just one of. many talents for me for me it's all a

and we spoke to see james morris of the new south wales the rural fire service we asked him about the decision not to cancel sydney's famous neophyte to spray despite outbreaks of further bushfires of the night look at the stage obviously way type precautions working with the current technique i didn't season organizations are closely with them in regards to our total fire ban exemptions and and their requirements and at this stage given the full cost conditions we don't believe that there will be any seas at this stage in regards to the sydney harbor thought i was going ahead we'll obviously continue to work with them and if we need to have a heart some level of response from our forefathers from both the artifice and pharmacy new south wales throughout the sydney area will. working to the conditions we are expecting. to move through needs a number of hours to move through from around to 7 pm on need ryall lockley to say those much cooler conditions on we certainly by the time we reach may not. be mentioned we do have a number of new starting from lightning down in the south eastern

that was james morris of the new south wales rural fire service speaking to us earlier now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world at least 10 people were killed when a missile hit military parade in a town in southern yemen the ceremony for new recruits was being held by a south yemen sits a script a spokes woman blamed who the rebels for the attack. more than a 1000 demonstrators have gathered in hong kong to mock a turbulent year in the samuel thomas region protests began in june over a proposed extradition law but grew to dumond's for democracy protesters say beijing and the local government all eroding freedom and democracy. a german rescue ship has stocks in sicily after rescuing more than 30 migrants in the mediterranean be alone could even reach the southern port of ports and on sunday the migrants were picked up off the libyan coast last week. new york's governor says a stabbing attack on a group of people celebrating the jewish end of the festival was an act of terrorism 5 people were wounded in the attack at a rabbi's home north of new yo

morris johnson. is expected to pass because in fact election victory. the discussions have been long and intense but now russia ukraine and they have reached a tentative. russian gas. australia's prime minister scott morrison has apologized for going on holiday as the nation contends a massive bushfire emergency marson pay tribute to the 2 volunteer firefighters killed while deployed to name 3 others the seriously injured the men were among thousands of firefighters battling to contain some 150 days is raging across the state of new south wales. crews struggling to tame wild bushfires in south australia rule teams are doing their best to contain the threat in multiple locations but it's perilous work especially for those on the ground. on thursday to volunteer firefighters were killed battling flames just south of sydney and road wire and jeffery keeping died after a burning tree fell on the truck bays 2 brave young men who lost their lives that represent for us the thousands and thousands of volunteers on the ground today tomorrow and in the days comin

certainly not of the famous killing of his elderly neighbor morris black.r of bob's activities in galveston and elsewhere. >> it was really strange, you know, him and black, palling around in galveston amongst the homeless. so what is a guy of his wealth and his family's influence doing stealing identities? >> reporter: in fact, in the spring of 2001, at the same time as he, as dorothy ciner, was living in galveston he rented another room in new orleans under the name diane winn. we found the place, and his old landlord, michael ogden. >> he was wearing a blouse with small brassiere, a wig. >> reporter: he lived on the top floor and the neighbors often saw him wearing women's clothing. >> he wasn't a drag queen. he was just in disguise. >> reporter: and then he'd fly off somewhere else, new york, california, connecticut, always returning, as he carefully noted in his personal account, to that down-market apartment in galveston. where, in september 2001, he shot morris black, accidentally, and in self-defense, he claimed, and then dismembered the man and thr

that was chains morris of the new south wales rural fire service speaking to us. now thousands of families in western kenya are coping with the aftermath of flooding and heavy rains that began on christmas eve many fear the flooding could get worse as they wait for aid to east africa is being battered by abnormally heavy rains to the indian ocean in warmer than usual. in the kenyan county of kisumu the water has crept everywhere residents struggle to find safe and dry places away from the muddy waters they are appealing to the government for help . children food went with the water school shoes and the books for the kids to my belongings outside here and i don't know where i will go to. there's no place to sleep we don't even have tents no water to drink and i have children in college as well as in secondary and primary schools. that don't support it started on christmas night has left homes and businesses sup merged this week's floods are the latest to hit kenya earlier heavy rains had already forced thousands of people to evacuate many had started to return to c

james morris from the new south wales rural fire service we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us and wish all the best to you and your colleagues. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world there's been a stabbing attack at a jewish holiday celebration near new york city authorities say 5 people were hospitalized with injuries 2 of them are in critical condition the attack appears to be the latest in a string of anti-semitic attacks in new york this month. in lebanon hundreds of protesters rallied outside the home of the country's new prime minister demonstrators fired flares and demanded the resignation of haasan dion who's backed by the islamist group hezbollah lebanon is facing its worst political crisis in decades protests against corruption and mismanagement have gripped the country since october. well india has been engulfed in mass nationwide demonstrations ever since a controversial new citizenship law was passed in early december the law makes it easier for religious minorities from neighboring countries to get indian citizenship b

joining me now from sydney is james morris he's a spokesman for the new south wales rural fire service james like so much for joining us now a weather front has moved through the state of new south wales overnight it's brought high winds with it can you tell us how bats have affected firefighters efforts. good evening once again and you are those winds that we've same move through are coming from the southerly direction have really impacted our far grounds we've seen very erratic behavior was obviously earlier in the day they pushing in very much of an a silly direction and now with a very large forefront to the north once these winds from the south have picked up they've really saying they are ready conditions move towards properties to the north which is obviously calls significant property protection being required from now far far does from right across new south wales which are focusing on it on areas rather a rotter around the blue mountains west of sydney and northern sydney around the hawks free area and down on the south coast of new south wales around joe spy in sussex inlet

and we spoke to james morris of the new south wales rural fire service we often about the bush fires and the decision not to cancel sydney's famous new year fire. despite outbreaks all for the bush bias of a nice look at the stage obviously way type precautions working with a partner a technique i didn't seize an organizations are closely with them in regards to our total fire ban exemptions and and their requirements and at this stage given the forecast conditions we don't believe that there will be any she's at this stage in regards to the sydney harbor fireworks going ahead we'll obviously continue to work with them and if we need to have a heart and level of response from our forefathers from both the r.f.s. and foreign rescue new south wales throughout the sydney area i will do is to say working to the conditions but you know we are expecting certainly that southerly change to move through needs dave can take a number of hours to move through from around 5 to 7 pm on needs a so we are likely to see those much cooler conditions by the time we certainly by the time we reach me not

and i wanted to see injeffrey morris and eugene bia are here today. good morning. >> i'm jeff morris and it's always interesting to learn about other important issues before the city and i'm here to seek reappointment that oversees downtown districts and properties. we adjudicate assessed value disputes between the asses asses office and property owners. i retiredded from a 35-career with a firm called black rock ad i wanted to get more involved in civic affairs and i had lunch with an old friend of mine. i've been on that board a few terms and i'm here to seek your reappointment. >> i've had a chance to assimilate the board of equalization guidance, the assessor handbook and i've worked closely with don durand, representatives of carmen chu's office, city attorneys that have come before us and it's sustained my interest and i have a lot of interest and experienr most of our meetings. there's another go-round of assessed values with the giants and their ballpark. so that's helped me to sustain my interest to ask your reappointment to the board for ano

morris and sharon chen. us on the equity markets, this extraordinary bull market. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i am anna edwards in london with tom keene in new york. now to some breaking news out from the middle east. saudi arabia and kuwait signed a pact on the so-called neutral zone, the strip of land between the countries and the oil fields that can produce as much as 500,000 barrels a year. daniel morris still with us. let me ask about these developments. between the two countries can produce 500,000 barrels a day, so how material if they agree to produce more? >> by far, the most important take away, this does not mean 500,000 barrels the minute it comes back own. they are both members of opec and reasonably good adherence. it is not a big flood of oil. the second take away his we saw a series of attacks on saudi, culminating in a fantastic one in september, the biggest disruption to the oil supply the world has ever seen. that focus has been on resolving this conflict. diplomaticeen a mission to resolve it.

james morris from the new south wales world fire service we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us and wish all the best to you and your colleagues. all right we'd like to bring you some breaking news now there's been a stabbing attack at a jewish holiday celebration near new york city now authorities say 5 people have been hospitalized with injuries 2 are in critical condition the attack took place during a hanukkah party at a has civic rabbis home in the town of muncie which has a large jewish population local police say a vehicle and possible suspects have been apprehended of this attack is the latest in a string of hate crimes targeting the jewish community in the new york area this month . all right let's turn our attention to india now which has been engulfed in mass nationwide demonstrations ever since a controversial new citizenship law was passed in early december now the law makes it easier for religious minorities from neighboring countries to get indian citizenship but it excludes muslims protesters say the law threatens india's secular constitution and is discrimina

continuing with our story, here is keith morris.e one thing in particular that angie had to be the key in solving their murder case here in grimes, iowa. >> i thought even though she was engaged, there was a boyfriend on the side. >> she wanted to get rid of this one so she can be with the other one? >> some kind of love triangle. >> these things actually do happen, right? >> oh very much so. >> detective held her suspicions in check while her partner detective hopper continues to press angie about the other man in real life. very few of those according to angie, her ex-husband and ex-boyfriend, andy. three hours into the interview. all of a sudden a name came up soft one that actually, she had dated in between the break up with andy and her meeting justin. >> did you not remember him? >> i had thought about him but it was kind of like, it was like a couple of months of hanging out and it was kind of like a here or there and i feel like he was not being serious so i was not being serious with this. >> who was this other guy? >> what

february so still some months yet and still some of the worst weather yet to come all right james morris from the new south wales rural fire service thanks for talking to us and all the best to you connie. well taken out of the other stories making news around the world at this hour french holiday travelers are facing major delays as well as cancellations as the nationwide transport strike continues paris rail travelers face long waits for crowded trains with the system running a half capacity transport workers are part of the largest strike called over pension reforms. hotel years in venice say that fears of new flooding have cut the number of hotel reservations by almost half restaurants are also receiving far fewer bookings last month the highest tide in decades left parts of the italian canal city submerged. the u.s. has officially announced that the funding of a new military branch focused on winning battles from space president donald trump announced space force a 16000 troop military unit designed to defend american interests in space. while germany has objected strongly to new u.

change that morris from the new south wales laurel fire service thank you so much for talking to us that is very very difficult time. now it's the final weekend of been disfigured much as before german soccer takes its annual winter break on friday health and beat dortmund 21 dortmund scored 1st i'm sure for kimi crossed for mario gazza to make it one nil in the 17th minute of time had to wait until later in the match to reply saugus i mean on the level that the school in the 87th minute and i'm very come out much scored the winner with just 3 minutes left. of a loss will definitely keep things exciting at the top of the bundesliga table with legally does rb leipzig for a shipment and buy in munich all playing later today and joining me to talk about this more is the new sports correspondent tuckey alina thanks for joining us tell me who do you think has the momentum right now to finish. before the winter break ok so in germany we have a name for the team that finishes top of the table in the 1st half of the season and that is hips and in english that just means fall autumn champions now

february so still some months yet and still some of the worst weather yet to come all right james morris from the nice south wales rural fire service thanks for talking to us and all the best to you connie. well let's take a look now at some the other stories making news around the world french holiday travelers are facing major delays as well as cancellations as the nationwide transport strike continues paris rail travelers faced long waits for crowded trains with the system running at half capacity transport workers are part of a larger strike called over pension reforms. a fierce storm battering spain and portugal has killed at least 5 people strong winds interventional raise have damaged buildings and roads and cut power lines across the iberian peninsula authorities warn that conditions are likely to get worse as another powerful storm is headed for the region. hoteliers in venice a fears of new flooding have cut the number of hotel reservations by almost half restaurants rules they're receiving far fewer bookings last month the highest tide in decades left parts of the italian cana

we're joined now from sydney by james morris he's a spokesman for the new south wales oral fire servicejames thank you so much for talking to us now the weather forecast for us trail in the coming days is extreme heat windy conditions what does that mean for all of you fighting the fires. obviously yeah good afternoon mariano these are the conditions that we we must fear obviously we're looking at severe and extreme far dangerous for our more populated areas solely through the sydney area down in the new south wales south coast which of these time of year is a very popular holiday like tyson and we've got a large number of people in that area currently so i obviously are out there advice to them is particularly in regards to if you don't need to be in these areas on these more at risk days he's to move away in and around the region and once those conditions of a bit far far as i have worked significantly over the last week as a commission it's like about oh yeah in regards to really bolstering and and not getting these can time and lawns in place before we say they say elevated conditio

james morris from the new south wales rural fire service thanks for that. thanks very much. time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. russia's defense minister says his new intercontinental hypersonic missiles became operational on friday the kremlin says the missiles travel up to 27 times the speed of sound and to make sharp turns allowing them to evade missile intercept systems. in the gulf oh man iran has begun naval exercises with his russian and chinese allies the drills are taking place near a vital transit route for the world's oil tankers and says the drills show the country cannot be isolated on the high seas. muslims in indonesia have been protesting outside the chinese embassy in jakarta demanding an end to the detention of an estimated $1000000.00 ethnic weaker muslims and government run internment camps china calls these prison camps reeducation facilities indonesia is home to the world's largest muslim population. authorities in the central asian country of kazakstan are trying to determine what caused an airliner to cra

which of these studies and on the full cost to at least made to life a very all right change that morris from the new south wales moral fly a 7 thank you so much for talking to us that is very very difficult time. now it is the final weekend of been this league of matches before german soccer takes its annual annual winter break come friday hoffenheim beat dortmund 21 dortmund scored the 1st traffic kimi crossed from our you get so to make it one nil in the 17th minute of whom had to wait until late in the match to reply sagas that dummy unleveled these school in the 87th minute and andrei come out scored the winner with just 3 minutes left. of the loss will definitely keep things exciting at the top of the bundesliga table with leaders rb leipzig. and by a new nick all playing later today and joining me now for more is the sports correspondent talking. who do you think has the momentum right now to finish before the winter break is over for us are in germany there's actually a name for the team that finishes at the top of the table at the halfway point so after 17 matches right before t

joining me now from sydney is james morris he's the spokesperson for the new for the new south wales rural fire service james thanks so much for joining us authorities say things have reached a catastrophic level sydney which is where you are is surrounded by raging bushfires can you describe to us what this means for people living in the affected areas. good evening and you look terrible conditions he for areas across new south wales tonight as you mentioned catastrophic fire danger declared for parts of new south wales for us that means it eases about as it gets we still soaring temperatures today up in the mid to high forty's winds in excess of id to 100 kilometers after a southerly buster southerly wind chimes coming through a number of areas which even at the moment i was doing new fawzi not central and northern new south wales flaring up threatening homes due to that wind chimes we've seen a number of areas threatened right across areas in western sydney and through the blue mountains up through northern sydney through our whole 3 area and even down on our new south wales south

mason sorcery by madison ultimately the framers agreed and then morris who was referred to earlier did say we need to adopt this standard but what was left out was what came afterwards what morris said is that that we need to protect against bribery because we don't want anything like what happened with louis the 14th in charles the 2nd that is the example he gave of bribery was accepting actual money as the head of state so what had happened in that example that morris gave as his example of bribery was there louis the 14th who was a bit of a reset of us when it came to bribes a gave charles the 2nd a huge amount of money as well as other benefits including apparently a french mistress in exchange for a secret treaty of dover of $1670.00 it also is in exchange for his converting to come out to the catholicism but there wasn't some broad notion of bribery was actually quite narrow so i don't think that dog won't hunt in the 18th century and i don't think it'll hunt today because if you take a look at the 21st century bribery as well to find. and you shouldn't just take our word for it

morris died at the scene. police did not say if the women knew each other. and they have not immediately released a motive. sanchez has been booked into santa clara county jail for murder. >>> an historic store and cafe in senator kamala harris is closing for good at the end of the month. the gym start opened in 1893. the recent wildfire, evacuations and power outages have taken a toll. >> reporter: this store has been attracting visitors and locals since the 1890s. the owner, carey brown, has announced she's closing this general store on highway 128. >> it's been bittersweet. this has been an extension of my life and my home. >> reporter: jimtown is the only place in the valley where you can get good food, antiques, just regular conversation in one place. >> i used to come here after school and get a soda. now i you miss it? >> i will very much miss it, yes. it's a big part of our community. for sure. >> reporter: it is perhaps a microcosm of the problems small businesses now face in the north bay. the owner says the challenges of keeping a business afloat

for that.nk you sarah morris in madrid. toeract, parliament voted approve the resignation of the country's prime minister. rebel parties are now negotiating the contours of a new government after the previous one was brought down by two months of protests. despite that fact, demonstrators do continue to defy authorities taking to the street. at least 420 people have been killed by security forces since the protests first b began. andrew hillier reports. andrew: after several hours of debate, erects parliament finally voted to approve the resignation ofof prime minister. deep --ns abdel modd that means his days as p.m. are numbered, but he will stay on for the day-to-day business of government. his resignation has done little to appease demonstrators. a minority sunni town until now had hardly seen any protests, what on sunday, hundreds of students dressed in black took to the streets to pay tribute to protesters killed in the south. >> this is our way of telling all the arab countries that everyone around the world is unite

hurricane dorian battered grand bahama island last september, tamar stuart and his partner, keyon morris, scrambled to save their family. >> i was thinking, just save my kids. everything gone. >> reporter: days later, they returned to find little to salvage, but as with so many bahamaians, the damage goes far beyond their possessions. so they wake up screaming at night. >> yeah. >> not traumatized, but they do wake up in the night crying. >> reporter: more than three months after the most powerful hurricane ever recorded here, the water is not safe to drink. 300 people are still listed as missing, and some 30,000 bahamians remain homeless. that's why johnny morris, the founder of bass pro shop and the nonprofit convoy of hope,. >> i just started thinking what can we do for the kids? can we make them happy? >> reporter: 10,000 people attended opening night, with christmas music, santa claus, and amusement rides helped them put aside the pain of hurricane recovery. there was even a surprise from above-- skydivers dressed as elvis. as tamar and keyon left this temporary wonderland their arm

daniel morris, senior investment strategist at bnp paribas.s is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: ager indices down more than 1% apiece -- major indices down more than 1% apiece. only merck is higher in the dow, and only very fractionally. we have an elevated vix close to 17, after a few days of volatility. copper and steel companies performing the worst, clearly a china and trade story. miners inrope, the the oil stocks having the toughest time. stocks doing well, wirecard trading higher. cac 40 down by around 1%. luxury stocks under a little bit of pressure today as a result of that spat between paris and washington. the close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you move homes, you move more than just yourself. that's why xfinity has made taking your internet and tv with you a breeze. really? yup. you can transfer your service online in about a minute. you can do that? yeah. and with two-hour service appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. so while moving may still come with its share of headaches... no kidding. we're doing all we can to

down-home than a suit from phillip morris. you see farmers going to testify against proposed cigarette regulations in the 60s for example. >> and who was using them? >> what do you mean? >> was at the philip morris's of the world? >> the industry was happy to have this alliance but farmers too were not just pawns in this game. they believed that regulation on health grounds would be bad for them. they had seen that their prosperity had been linked to obviously the rise of the cigarette in a really direct away. also, many people may not realize that prior to really world war ii, prior to the late 1930s, the main way people consumed tobacco was not even in a cigarette. the rise of the cigarette directly track the rise of prosperity for farmers. it was due to demand but also due to government intervention. so they were invested in people continuing to smoke. >> any disconnect in their heads? did they want their kids to smoke? let's tobacco farmers smoked more than other people. >> to this day, you see greater rates of tobacco use

, was opposed, and after william davie led the charge, governor morris stood up and he said i'm wrongot just talking, but listening. that's what i'm not seeing. i'm not seeing a lot of listening. i'm seeing a lot of talking. it would be a better process for americans to watch and engage in. they listened to one another, exchanged ideas, and came to a thoughtful position at the end and i'm not seeing much of that. >> let's talk about that. people are not only in their corner, but the reason we can say it will be 23 to 17, it is clear that there will never be an a exchange of views where someone is open to changing their mind. >> yeah, i'm not sure how people are considering coming in. there is not really talk of the evidence, and must of it must be happening. it is he is coming from overseas being pushed into the american land landscape, so i think it is kind of remarkable in this, you're seeing the death of institutions to a degree all because of one person, one person that really seems to demand the loyalty of a small minority of the public. and that person is attacking the instituti

theologian and fox news contributor jonathan morris, great to see you. millennials leaving faith and not coming back? >> let's analyze it a little bit, i think there is a great silver lining as well, a great moment of hope for us as a country and let me explain why. the millennials don't join anything. it's just part of the nature and that's a spoiled generation, but as a generation, one of the characteristics that sociologists see if they don't join. so we see this just in ten years a huge drop of people in the united states to say i am not affiliated with any religion. that's a great point, is that a good reason to say that you are lutheran or that you are christian. can, but when you get to the pearly gates, when you stand in front of, why do you believe? if you say i believe because my parents believe, that's not going to cut it. so i think there is a certain freedom to say i'm going to find out answers on my own, that can be good or it can be bad. >> harris: i want to pop this up on the screen, they did a study that came up with a few reasons why mi

james morris speaks for the new south wales rural fire service he told the dublin want firefighters are doing to combat these mega blazes. base far the banging burning in very very remark and rugged terrain a lot of these areas do not have close can time and lawns other way can simply do a direct attack or do close can time and so are now strategies now to fall back to communities and water areas to protect hines's a's far as come out into habited areas now the biggest issue at this stage is that they straws asar lauch and with catastrophic fire conditions predicted for tomorrow across a number of areas the only thing that we will be able to do tomorrow is to protect law and try and protect property where we can under these conditions because it simply too dangerous to be able to have far far as trying to control they say was under those conditions. james morris from the new south wales rule 5 service now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a spokesman for iraq's top shiite cleric i tell you i have ali al sistani says an early election is the only

morris he's a spokesperson for the new south wales. thank you very much for talking to us and firstly we want to see how. of young children who've lost their lives fighting these days is can you give us a sense of the scale of the fires these men and thousands of firefighters are facing. good evening and good morning to you emirates are obviously a very big loss off the roof or service and and the water for fighting for eternity here in new south wales 2 very loved well respected and dedicated men who gave a lot of time to protect a community i'm not on a yacht now but as the last 10 or so years of the same members of the route for service unfortunately they were killed in the early in the light hours rather of last night's i when they're far falling appliance was struck by a train and therefore rolled and unfortunately those 2 men did die at the same 3 firefighters who were in the back of the vehicle were transported to hospital via ambulance and thankfully they're in night in a stable condition with non-life threatening injuries but

and james morris speaks for the new south wales rural fire service he told. us is doing to combat these mega blazes base for the bank burning in very very remote and rugged terrain a lot of these areas do not have close can time lines on the way can simply do a direct attack or do close can time and so are now strategies now to fall back to communities and want to areas to protect times as these fires come out into habited areas now the biggest issue at this stage is that these trials asar lauch and with catastrophic fire conditions predicted for tomorrow across a number of areas the only thing that we will be out do tomorrow is to protect law and try and protect property where we can under these conditions because it's simply too dangerous to be able to have far far as trying to control they said was under those conditions. there is morris from the new south wales rural fire service now let's get back to go back to our top story which is the vote in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson's. a you withdrawal bill has passed its 1st reading so let's join barbar

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