so we have a motion by commissioner lee and a second by commissioner moss. i'll do a roll call vote on that motion. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. thank you. motion carries unanimously. our next item is item five, discussion and possible action to appoint commissioners to serve on the nomination subcommittee. the current members are commissioners lee, commissioner moss, and commissioner warshell. >> same? >> yeah, if everybody's -- i'll make a motion to keep it the sa same. >> clerk: okay. >> second. >> clerk: okay. there's a motion and a second. any public comment? okay. seeing none, we'll do a roll call vote on that, as well. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. motion carries unanimously. next item is item six, commissioners questions and matters. 6-a, inquiries to staff. at this time, commissioners may make inquiries to staff regarding various documents, policies, practices, and procedures which are of interest to the commission. >> i have -- >> my apologies. go ahead, commissioner walker, please. >> so i -- we have -- monthly, we have our code enforcement report, w

let's go straight to london where our correspondent moss is standing by for us good morning barry get may and corbin are holding more talks today they're both saying that they want to deliver bracks and now what could hold up a compromise a lot could hold of a compromise for the prime minister she doesn't have the trust of many in our party the party base there are many of them incensed we've had reports of people not even campaigning anymore for the local elections because that's how angry they all with the government so she doesn't have the support and then a germy corben side well you've already hinted at it there are fears on the labor site that this could be a trap that she may be promising something that lay labor would get involved in bragg's it so far they managed to cause it as a tory bricks and so not their fault anything that happens but this could change if they became involved and then who guarantees them what can be the guarantees that the next prime minister because may is on their way out that the next prime minister doesn't really need these promises so very difficult

i want to thank you so much haley for coming haley moss author of. the books. whatever jasa sick girl. needs to i think you said everything that wishes her parents knew and the first openly autistic attorney haley ma fake you so much for joining us haley. thank you so much for having me. since the first magnavox odyssey game console was unpacked by teams back in one thousand seventy two adults have been complaining about how video games are out the mind will ruin the world but this week this week as the historic loss of the nurtured on fire and paris sinks in french video game company soft offered some invaluable help game artist carolyn muse spent over two years studying and rendering every brick of the cathedral for their it for their two thousand and fourteen game assassin's creed unity which nurtured on with the central location and pop point the detail of the research involved could help in the rebuilding effort and while it isn't a hundred percent accurate in some regards with the addition of laser scans my art historian andrew talent noted on looks like

we are at moss coney south now. the event has a lineup of speakers, nicole kidman and jennifer siebold newsome. there are lots of treats, snacks to power you through, lots of literature. okay, they want you to walk away with more than just fun treats. they want you to leave here with motivation. they want you to make contacts and go out and work on women's issues, especially gender equality in the workplace, reporting live in san francisco, amy hollifield, abc 7 news. >> we will stay there later. i am headed out later this morning. a lot of the women here from abc 7. we're a proud sponsor. it's so much fun every year, there are speakers. there will be 50 speakers, 30 seminar sessions. you have gone before as well. >> i have. >> it's not just exclusive to women. we have been able to attend a seminar. they are inspiring. >> i did a seminar last year, apparently not a good enough job. no repeat performance by anybody. >> here's the reality. we need somebody to hold down the fort. >> yeah, i'm with you, reggie, i deal w

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washington post newspaper article appeared written by angelina jolie and the german foreign minister heiko mosse it was a call to the international community to support survivors of sexual violence perpetrated in war zones and also to pump punish the perpetrators of such crimes written to come inside with the debate at the u.n. about this very subject to talk about this and the subject of celebrities getting involved in political issues i'm joined by my colleague david leavitt's david let's start with.

laughs year it was at moss cone west. keep in mind, we have moved into moss coney south.ttle change. the event has an impressive lineup of secret, the first partner of california look at all the goody bags. this is a little treat for everyone to get when they leave here, snacks inside i inside for everyone. u won't just leave with a free bag but with lots of motivation, make a lot of new friends and important networking and contacts. so a lot to offer. reporting live, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. alexis and i will be out there later this morning, stop by the abc 7 both and say hello. the theme this year is unstoppable. amy mentioned that but you can overcome adversity and make it big. so some inspiring speakers today. >> i would love to see nicole kidman. my all time favorite. >> tremendous amount of courage, strength. i can never repay cheryl jennings for the mentoring she did for me it works both ways. >> she will be out there? >> we encourage you to stop by nbc 7's booth, her take in all the conference session happening today. >> learn from the trail blazers. >> the

washington post newspaper article appeared written by angelina jolie and the german foreign minister heiko mosse it was a call to the international community to support survivors of sexual violence perpetrated in war zones and also to prompt punish the perpetrators of such crimes is written to come inside with a debate at the u.n. about this very subject to talk about this and the subject of celebrities getting involved in political issues i'm joined by my colleague david leavitt's david let's start with angelina.

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remains deadlocked in its attempts to find an alternative to the prime minister's breaks it plan to get moss standing by in london where it's minster and so for options voted on tonight all for a big no. yes all of that denied by m.p.'s are hey that the big question is after this what really is the way forwards i mean i can see the pound crashing. at this news when the markets open so i think the likelihood of a no deal. in on the twelfth of april just a little bit more likely and this something that i'm please don't blow and but since they couldn't find any solution amongst them or at least they haven't found it sofa and i don't know if there is anything else that they could do on this matter but they haven't found a solution so maybe it's a reason may brings back one last time the reading last time yes or i don't know actually what happens when you know he delivers action we've got jeremy for the head of labor's saying. parliament should have another chance to consider these options on wednesday he's trying to borrow more time and doesn't that open the opportunity then for the prime minist

twenty seven will follow the lead of the irish there often brussels becket moss in london thanks very much for all that perspective. let's check in with some of the other stories making news today a preliminary report into last month's your ethiopian airlines crash has found the true performed all required steps but were on not able to control the aircraft ethiopia's station minister delivering those findings he said that it's ortiz should ensure the problems with the boeing seven thirty seven max control system are fixed before ending the plane's worldwide ground. police in new zealand say the man suspected of carrying out the christchurch attacks on two mosques has been charged with fifty counts of murder and thirty nine counts of attempted murder the alleged white supremacist set to appear in court friday for hearing by a video. livia's internationally backed government has declared a military alert after forces loyal to strongman khalifa haftar are announced they were advancing towards tripoli dozens of militia have been fighting for control of the oil rich country since the overt

a rolling stone gathers no moss. i don't know i think it's a combo of hard work.nd definitely good luck. and join the rock johnson famously fit so it's only fitting that he be portrayed with a dumbbell and i don't mean a picture of him lifting weights i mean the art is actually used. i don't tell. so here you see him he keeps dipping the paint. you know he puts the dumbbell the pena any moves a place over and over and over and we're putting in fast motion here. >>so you can see how he actually sculpted the rocks face the same way the rock has sculpted his body over the years. by basically listing. weights so the guy looks the way it looks the way it looks ways moves was there and watch it all turned up side. >>a right-side up watch this. a fitness segment for you. >>coming up on the crop for morning news trial is expected to begin today for the 2 men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland 3 years ago that killed more than 30 people. plus chaos at a memorial for rapper nipsey hussle just hours before police announced a suspect in the shooting in

. >> bradley moss is the deputy director of the james madison project and a private security lawyer who represented many within the intelligence committee including whistleblowers so thank you for joining me today. so let's start with your reaction to today's charges? >> sure, this is nine years in the making. ever since the original leaks came out, ever since we first heard the name bradley ult matsly chelsea manning and the name of julian assange and wiks -- and wikileaks. and we wonder was there any potential charge or criminal liability for julian assange beyond the espionage act, the receipt and publication of the classified materials that chelsea manning had leaked to him. and today we got that answer. the government finally believes it has enough evidence, enough to convict him at trial beyond a reasonable doubt that he conspired with chelsea manning to hack into government systems and gain access for her beyond what she already had. >> you wrote last fall, bradley, quote, the first amendment and his protection of the free press are more important than punishing assange. but give

la administraciÓn del presidente trump simplemente siga siguiendo la ley porque no todos prospera mosssonas que han sido.. es imposible para ellos sobrevivir, los albergues estÁn llenos, muchos no tienen en donde vivir, como vemos en pantalla, y muchos tienen de buscar abogados en los estados unidos que es imposible, costoso, entonces queremos que la administraciÓn siga la ley, la manera en la que la ley estÁ escrita tanto domÉsticamente en estados unidos como de forma internacional. pamela: podÉs explicar el argumento de este juez que fallÓ a su favor ¿cuÁl fue el argumento principal del juez? ramÓn: la orden del juez es una orden preliminar. lo que hizo es que enviÓ los datos, las leyes y decidiÓ que si esta pÓliza de regresar a militantes, solicitantes de asilo centroamericanos a mÉxico es ilegal. tanto porque le causa daÑo a estas personas, es un lugar muy peligroso, los carteles estÁn amenazando los migrantes mientras esperan hemos visto secuestros y situaciones difÍciles. pero gano esta demanda... respetar el proceso de asilo de los solicitantes y permitir que ellos entren a los

besides the driver, moss, 24-year-old shira harris and jasmine davis were also in the suv awell as an toneio price. harris is seen here on the left. davis on theight. one person was rushed to a hospital but none of the people would survive. >> firemen had to go down from i guess it wouldhe be passenger side down in to get the driver who wase trapped insid the -- behind the steering wheel. >> people who live along sheriff road say they can remember other crashes including one in almost the same spot with an eastbound car. >> the car came h downe about 12:00, 1:00 at night raining. he lost control and went down a through there tore up about three, four cars down there in the neighbor's yard. >> we're out there doing everything we can. we need people tir wear the seat belts. lease, please wear your seat belt. please slow down. obey the law. >> now there were some witnesses to this crash. prince george's countolice would like to talk to the car that was making that left turn as well. they haven't said anything about charges or culpability. however, they are looking at speed as a possible

to tonight's running is being high also and disorder on nassau and the gulf and susan moss knocks on wrist began with demonstrations. very strong suggestions from official advocates that this was an attack from outside but the chinese inside were attacked by paying alessi assertion and also angry locals with machetes and other weapons that maybe even several was shot their pellets a very difficult target to what i went through at the moment i healthcare reform law and order. a black out of our group or were drinking. wine into my little investment over the course of the day to change your to high jump a homestead. your home should be here as an interchange with him as a bead on that assigned me out in how we should care starting there you should be sure. when the roi what's happened defenses was pushed by look on the inside. to know just who they are the thing. after the good and wishing they'd. served to push the. raft himself to face a million wouldn't she mused the question in few minutes of the bestial. more but made in a default to work at that hour of gather wood for the and as

. >> jeffrey moss lived across the hall from rusty at college. >> always had a giant smile on his face no matter the situation. ended every conversation with, how can i help you? what can i do for you? >> in the tight-knit jewish community where rusty lived and was raising his family, a man like him is called a mensch, yiddish for a standup guy. and now that very supportive community gathered around his wife of ten years, andrea. >> she seemed to be a good fit for him? >> absolutely. they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. >> the couple moved to dunwoody, affluent suburb of atlanta, after rusty, a software grad, accepted a job with a software company. >> they had a great house in atlanta, a summer house out at the lake, a boat, two great kids. they were living the dream. >> a dream that was violently shattered that morning in the parking lot. the virtual execution of a young husband and father was in no one's frame of reference. the irrationality of the violence making it all the more terrifying. local attorney ester panage. >>

prince georges cou y police believe 35-year-old si la moss swerving to make a left turn on the 5800 blocksheriff road. the suv had been traveling westbound on sheriff before losing control and striking that utility pole. >> he's a very goodadperson. for something like this to happen. >> reporter: also in the car, this woman's son. 27-year-old antonioprice. >> i haven't really cried yet. because i don't want to believe that it's happening. reporter: standing with her, one of antonio's br>>hers. rotect the family, even though he was the middle brother. miss him, that's all. >> reporter: at the vigil, many hugs and tears. and then a balloon release. the beginnings of what will be a long good-bye. >> a very sad story there. mixes emotion today too because the child of twoimf those victturned 1 today. police tell us it could take months to find out the cause of the >>> and easter is the holiest day of the year for christians and many of you plan to enjoy easter egg hunts and brunch. storm team 4 somara theodore. what can we expect for the activities? >> there is a rain chance in the forecast.

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. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands tallf the front yard. they say land is worth dying for because it's the only thing that lasts. and truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cruel, unspeakable violence. bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good-old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparent's a lot growing up and we gardened and had a big yard, a huge gard. >> you are a country girl? >> uh-huh. >> but she endured her share of heartache even as a tender age. her parents divorced when she was just 6. mom remarried. then a few years later, came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my grand daddy passed an i way on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> all of a sudden you lost the two important men in your life? >> uh-huh. >> it was a bewildering and tragic day. there was so much sudden loss to absorb that young bambi not yet a teenager paid no

like moss communities point, black communities in the south that hosted polluting facilities, and in many cases these facilities were not brought to communities by black people. they were not voted in, they came in and often times sat down on top of these communities, and some of these communities were founded right after slavery, so the communities basically had fought and survived slavery, and jim crow, and after these industries came in, in the 1950's, post-world war ii, some of them do not exist anymore. they have been pushed out. they have been basically populated. it is ironic -- they have been basically depopulated. it is ironic that many of them could not survive racism. goesical power oftentimes hand-in-hand with environmental justice. addressare trying to issues of economic justice, environmental justice, a lot of , basicallyawsuits the strategy of last resort, are getting people educated and informed about what is coming out of the smokestacks and what is happening to can the community in terms of health impact and getting people aware that there are other ways to mobilize

a rolling stone gathers no moss. i don't know i think it's a combo of hard work money genes and definitely good luck. and join the rock johnson famously fit so it's only fitting that he be portrayed with a dumbbell and i don't mean a picture of him lifting weights. i mean the art is actually used and don't tell. so here you see him he keeps dipping the paint. you know he puts the dumbbell the pena any moves the place over and over and over and we're putting in fast motion here. >>so you can see how he actually sculpted the rocks face the same way the rock has sculpted his body over the years. by basically listing. rates so the guy looks the way it looks the way it looks ways moves was there and watch all turned up side. >>right side up watch this. a fitness segment for you. we called mark mars home, nasa things houses on the red clay can look just like this one the space agency has picked 3 designs as finalists. >>first 3 d printed habitat challenge the chosen homes include small holes for nashville late and one even

away from moving on to round 2 with the table said let's head to the scene of the action jason to moss live courtside at oracle jason does this series had tonight. >>yeah mark i think this year and will and tonight and you're right. we don't want the same drama and last night at the shark tank because my heart rate is this now. the reason you might see. everyone is really looking forward to the next round in that potential matchup next round the excused iraq is in the warriors seem to be on a collision course, teams are very familiar with one another in to be quite frank they don't like one another. we will break down that when and if the time comes in the meantime, let's worry about tonight and the los angeles clippers, the clippers have proof time and time again that they will not do is lay down the words will really have to beat them. this team has no quit in and they really play hard. axing than everyone according to getting some rest this. >>any chance you get it. >>and during the playoffs. because it's a long haul your the finals. >>from star stress perspective is always nice to

elizabeth moss stars in the film. you were in the band with her.friends birthday dinner. and i had never met her before. i knew -- i was a big fan of her work. >> jimmy: she's fun. >> and she sat down and my best friend isaac was sitting next to me and "handmaid's tale" had just came out. so he all of a sudden was like this, like, covering his face. i was like, "are you okay, what's going on?" he's like, "it's offred." and i was like, "who is offred." like, "what's -- i don't know who that is." he, "offred, offred." finally, he's like, "handmaid's tale." so i told lizzie my friend's a a big fan. she then put on a napkin on her head. became offred and like did this whole bit for him. it was really cute. >> jimmy: no way? >> but, yeah, then she was like, "you know, i'm a big fan of 'pll.'" and i was like, "oh, you're sweet." like, "you haven't watched my work." she's like, "no, like, i really -- i really have." and then went outside we started -- >> jimmy: did she call it 'pll?' >> "pretty little liars." >> jimmy: i know, but she called it "pll?" >>

sexually language that being said we believe that the church we had asked seen was a singular language mosse that means. so that's the duration we forgot who the hell we have to be on the one say we have to. say about the. strain and on the other this age we have. to leave dad and i use the other method as we should be perfect and sick and levy have on the other side we have the need to reconstruct the beatings that to destroy his soul and what is in the north is that. even though many people see the asli good by titus from the roof. many people or those who are saved had to face. and back both sides fighting from that we've broken is that falling down on. that happening when many people very badly do you girls things also so these are the. things that happen after the event. after the last. so this is what we have. weekend shall we do with regard to what happened it is that it is really a sad situation. many people whose lives have been shouted and b i have personally delayed the loss for me personally. i have my community my community. is something pretty sad because they've been to church

moss is live at the shark tank with the sights and sounds chase it. >>mark geyer exactly right. this is really why people play sports wife and his so much. moments like this game 7 and the sharks really have a chance to really quite unmerited debts developed over the past couple years whether it's fair or not the fact remains that many people believe that sharks can't win this big game in her night bill really put those doubters the will silence them alive. now believe it or not this starts pretty good history in game 7. the organization's history. they're 6, 4, they beat the nashville predators lived in nothing so take that for what it's worth they pretty well in these last games and they come in the last 2 games as essentially a game 7 as well because if they lost either the last 2 games game 5 or game 6 they pack up and have to go home. they came into those games, he calm and collected, and they said they're going to do the exact same thing tonight. >>so going to be on their toes in and hard to score goals 6 7 you know ever. find that extra gear and that hoax. >>the coach you

agency and nasa planning a first test next year two spacecraft will be sent to the asteroid didn't moss and its tiny moon the moon one craft will observe and send a lander to take samples from. the other will be sent crashing into did he mean. it's like a game of cosmic billiards. neo shield scientists are trying to model how much did he noone will change course as a result. the ends tomorrow instituting freiburg germany is simulating taking aim at asteroids with a space gun this incredibly fast accelerator is used to fire tiny on a million projectiles a different kinds of rock at speeds approaching ten kilometers a second. the force of impact is nearly doubled as material from the asteroid surface flies in the opposite direction it's called momentum and handsome and. have here momentum transfer through the impact of the projectile and also through the material that's expelled and moving in the opposite direction to the impact. was switched on the net effect is to enhance the forward momentum. as in a jet engine with mass propelled to the rear and forward acceleration this morning on th

home that's probably how he'd best describe it is what i'm best at this is all that's in keeping with mosse this design philosophy of the gym but the time or driver in car has one he thinks this is absolutely true on the mazda three flukes who often what's. the most a three is also technologically quite advanced we're testing it with the eighty five kilowatt four cylinder one point eight leader sky active d. engine with a six speed manual transmission that accelerates from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour in ten point three seconds top speed is one hundred ninety four kilometers per hour mazda claims fuel consumption of just four point two leaders of diesel per one hundred kilometers our test car concerts around thirty. one thousand euros in germany. is the man who was overall impression is that the mazda three is a really great car that doesn't have any faults it drives well it looks good and it's also well built the only thing he would like to have seen would be the option of a bigger engine maybe a two point five liter petrol engine in the order of one hundred eighty kilowatts tha

the reich a community the state of this part is already feeling the effects of moss making a zation of agriculture known to be traditional camel herders this struggling to react khalil's profitably for their milk and for they were activists the new generation doesn't seem to want to continue in the steps of the field as in the hope for lucrative jobs in the city how is the community coming to terms with this small but certain shift that's taken the. birth. her to the right her people have been hurting camels here in registration for centuries reich a tradition holds that lord shiva created a caste specifically so they could look after camels but times have changed that traditional way of life is now under threat. the. mechanized farming has long been able to do much of the work that camels once did so that market value his job sharply the last thirty years have seen the camel population and registers on shrink dramatically. than one alright because says his father used to have twice as many camels as he does. what i'm what i've been what appeared to additions of being handed down for g

only 3 regular season games left at oracle so we are soaking up every moment we go out to jason do moss who is live courtside jason does this seem like the perfect time for a postseason to note. >>make no doubt about it this is game with playoff implications, but i'm kind of getting the impression that that means a little more to the nuggets than it does with me on this story for a blast. they don't need a home court advantage to make it to the nba finals and ultimately win an nba finals. they showed they could do it last this year when they had to go to houston and win a game 7 in they ultimately won an nba championship now is that ideal you know for scott of course they want home court advantage, but for those nuggets team, this is a team that didn't even make the playoffs last year and the last 2 times they played the warriors they've lost by a combined 48 points. so it seems like the warriors really have a mental edge over them right now, and that is if the golden state that was way back in october, the 3rd game of the season out earlier today we talked to kevin durant and this morn

this woman named marcia moss asked me to come to her house. she showed me what was left of everything she owned. she showed me my house is destroyed. i only have two things to sustain me right now. one is my driveway, because i built it. she had this beautiful little rock inlay she did. and i'm proud of that. but the other thing that sustains me is hope that we're going to build clean energy future so that we reduce carbon dioxide so that the western united states is not consumed by these forest fires and she was happy that i provided her that hope. that's what an administration looks like, 100% clean electricity, millions of new jobs, a just transition, and this, it is time to end the gravy train of giving $27 billion to the oil and gas industry of hard-earned taxpayer money. that money needs to go -- >> governor. you just said 100% clean electricity and energy. what happens to the 1.2 million americans working in fossil fuel extraction and power generation. >> i appreciated her question. i wanted to ask the second part of your question. very

stanley cup playoffs set to begin tonight in san jose at the scene of the action our very own jason do moss who is live at the shark tank jason another chapter set to begin in this growing rival. >>mark as you know we spent a lot of time during this time of year talking about the wars but we both know that the sharks are fantastic team they've had such a great season they finished in second place and the western conference stand this series against the golden knights is going to be very exciting and just like you said, this is one that they really really wanted the 2 teams are very familiar with one another they played each other 4 times this year and they split that series 2 games apiece and so that shows are obviously very evenly matched but more importantly, the golden knights not the sharks out of the playoffs last year they won that series 4 games to 2 and the elimination game was right on the icbehind me at the sapd center. so you have to think there is no love lost between these 2 teams and that series from last season is fresh on the sharks minds. >>here at that time of year these a

>>the person who robbed a man while he was pulled over on the side of the road in moss beach is still on the loose. the man says said he was on the shoulder of airports treaty was getting something out of the trunk of his car when the robber just walk right up he pulled out a weapon he demanded his wallet. the robber pushed the victim to the ground and just ran away toward princeton. the victim's wife and child were in the car the entire time. but say they didn't hear or see anything. coming up next on the crop morning news a high school baseball team gets burglarized in the bay area. >>we'll tell you about some of the essential items i got stolen and also how you can help them out. here's a live look outside we're checking in on the embarcadero it's a little cloud the outside we have rain on the way that's really the big story. it's back a key out more wet weather in store for us today, john scher able as those details in just a bit meanwhile kron four is streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron on yet, here's what you're missing. >>today was bad some are wo

to to do would they think is the best for the country all right our correspondent there good moss in london they're good thank you. well before the british prime minister made her statement today france's president emmanuel spoke he said that the british government could not assume that it will automatically be granted any extension to take a listen. unique to whom get a long extension on here involving the united kingdom participation in european elections and institutions is neither clear nor automatic and like to repeat that now with conviction not really our priority must be the effect of working with the european union and the common market the e.u. cannot forever be hostage to the resolution of a political crisis in the united kingdom william and i very strong language there coming from the french president let's take the story now to our brussels bureau chief max hoffmann good evening to you max it is that the feeling among e.u. leaders that they are now being held hostage to the blockade in the british parliament over brock's hostage might be a very strong word brant for what

in a speech study about buying please moss said it was a blessing to be able to work like that. but let's take a listen to what song young what this in china feel about. beyond finals of forty some start ups and the companies they work for us to compete on a company. man power is key to competitiveness which could be sustained by working overtime not i wasted. a casual i find that if it becomes lelet's hope it may harm your physical and psychological help. but i don't want a chinese labor power very low. the company should not a and finanally for businesess of wite mother rippled finally out publishers in the united states of rushing to these hard copies of it. two such books are in the top fifteen at less on amazon's a bestseller even t though f fre f versisions are available online. the e special p prosecutor's findingsgs about a long running investigation of a possible links between the trump campaign and the russian government. that run run more than four hundred pages and the main conclusions are already known through the media. the bookss are priced bet 04/19/19 04/19/19 [

chairs the council introduced a measure on writing in the washington post of foreign minister heiko mosse and actor angelina jolie have called for action against sexual violence and conflicts they said impunity for perpetrators remains the norm the measure is facing resistance from the u.s. china and russia. all right and joining me now from washington is our correspondent in helena humphrey good to see how a not war of course is mostly waged by men and women have historically been victims of rape unfortunately used as a weapon of war and it's as old as time surely stopping that and punishing the perpetrators is long overdue. right later and i think essentially that is germany's argument as it bort this resolution to the table of the un security council in new york rape as a weapon of war is an international war crime that's been set out under the geneva convention for the past seventy years and germany's argument essentially was that it is time to end impunity it's time to send a fact finding missions collect evidence and prosecute the international criminal court obtain justice for the

dortmund's derby debacle they got red cards and conceded forego a plan to the moss to show cause storm in their shot at the mean time. no because i am munich stunting in a dramatic match they can only manage to law against leaving the list make a title race why don't they. take off next on g.w. . in the face of danger. fredricka until even pound obama know well what that's like. as their judge who reports nothing bad which means that their safety net is constant and fixed. but other efforts really worth it to reporters take on italy's mafia. shows up in sixty minutes on d w. the only border is history the world is reorganizing itself and the media's role is keep shifting cowards the topic in focus at the global media forum twenty nineteen and the laboratory for the digital age. who are we following whom do we trust to debate and shape the future at the doj of l a global media forum twenty nine t. the place may for minds. it started with a sublime strike and.

the has put himself only in contention at the halfway stage of the mosses that augusta the fourteen time major winner had a great second wrong but it wasn't without its all complacent no hasn't always worked for. you know. it's not always easy being tiger woods by a nice recovery shot on to the green. followed by tiger himself needing to recover as a security guard slade in taiz ankle. but with the american in fine form on friday he could afford to take it lightly now it's all good you know that access happened. i've had galleries all over me that's just. you know and when you play in front of a lot of people. thanks alison. what happened after that was a birdie putt on the way to a masterful sixty eight. putting himself just one shots behind the leaders. tiger now looking untouchable as he hunts for his first major title since two thousand and eight. one shots ahead of him with five more major winners in a share of the lead south africa's louis oosthuizen one of those hulking seven under par going into day three paul reese al-jazeera. race number one thousand in formula one will be head

to be on the protestors minds is the arrest in london of wiki leaks founder julian a spanish phrase moss was seen added to the joan of arc monument in toulouse along with a yellow vest banners with his songes name were also displayed international affairs on this day a cool of the chip thinks many people offer straighted over the size of donations and at a time of growing inequality. they're shocked by the fact that in one might. the very rich people can give more than one billion euros to rebuild. it's not a problem they're giving money to rebuild the problem is that all these people making very very rich these last fifteen years ten years ago we had three timeless billionaires there were thirty governors now there are one hundred. their wealth is growing very fast and they using all the opportunities given by the european union and the french system this is by now. send their money away in awful countries and. the shocking for the universe is a that money that they're giving by make people to the very kind it should have been already in the in the hand of the state. the russian embassy

last few minutes the tennis world number one novak djokovic has been knocked out of the monte carlo mosses he went down it's reset to danny medvedev of russia in the quarter finals we'll have all the action at fifteen with poise that's it for me pizza summit thanks very much we will have thirty minutes of al-jazeera world news for you when we come back on the other side of the break i will see you first about . the place where decision makers opinion leaders and journalists come together every year. on his conversations on global affairs and the future of the region. the thirty al-jazeera for. in a region contradictory agendas and deepening decides. with an arms race sweet. where is the gulf had it with the radiant influence on the rise saudi blew it on the decline. and the shock the crisis. the gulf from crisis to decline of strategic influence. this is april twenty seventh and twenty eighth in doubt. people have to weigh your own record on this trouble in fact a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a two state solution the official sto

the council introduced the measure writing in the washington post germany's foreign minister heikal moss and actor and julian are surely have called for action against sexual violence in conflicts they said impunity for perpetrators remain the norm the measure is facing resistance from the u.s. china and russia. and joining me now from washington is our correspondent helen humphrey haleh tell us more about this measure and what she wants to achieve with it. to be very frank about it amrita i think what is being called for and what is now being debated are actually two very different things and with this text put forward from germany i think it's fair to say from a humanitarian act as it was highly praised it call for impute to end impunity when it comes to sexual violence somewhere where victims can go to reports of these crimes for fact finding missions to be sent and to end impunity sanctions against perpetrators of course rape as a weapon of war has been condemned on the international humanitarian law for the past seventeen years under the geneva convention i mean i would say think ab

s budget mosse and from brussels by news first to you in london bagot can you give us some details on what exactly true reason may is asking for this time. well the reasoning really heinrich to reason may's request is that she wants more time to sort out wrecks it basically because here in parliament she has faced a deadlock she has to try time and again to get the deal that she has negotiated with brussels to get it three but she has failed so now she has a plan b. she's holding talks with the opposition with the labor party but she knows that this will take time so if they come to an agreement it would take more than just a couple of weeks but she's asking for this time to be given until the end of june and the reasoning behind the end of june is that than the european parliament would sit so britain would make provisions for the e.u. parliament elections but the m.e. piece wouldn't actually start sitting on till july so she really wants to preserve prevent that but she knows she needs more time here in london i guarantee you now in brussels there are conflicting comments coming fro

theologian and cbs news papal contributor candida moss: >> it has tremendous cultural and political significanceis is where kings and emperors were crowned. this is where saints are made. >> reporter: the cathedral's spire was currently undergoing renovations, but the monuments' last makeover was more than 150 years ago, partly inspired by victor hugo's depiction of its decaying state in his novel "the hunchback of notre dame," a book that inspired famous film versions, most notably in 1939 and disney's take in 1996. notre dame is also home to the crown of thorns, considered the raown jewels of paris. it is believed the crown was worn by christ before the crucifixion. the cathedral's bells have tolled for significant occasions wr centuries, and have marked moments of tragedy, including the paris terror attack in 2015. we are hearing now that that crown of thorns was saved, along with some other works of art, but there is still concern tonight about the condition of many other priceless pieces. jeff? >> glor: all right. carter evans with our second report from paris tonight. carter, thank you ver