and, as we can see in the "moss wall," it looks amazing. are you seriouslyggesting peopl, could live in a house that is has got walls made of moss? well, the point is more like, as a moss wall, you know, it's sore like a proposal , "well, instead of, as we know now, lot of sort of building materials "are not sustainable, buwhy don't we see "answers to how are we gonna live in the future if not a moss wall?" but then, you know, has things to offer. we just need to find ways to implement them. there's a very stron sort of climatthem to a lot of your work. i mean, in the p we've seen how you had the "waterfalls" at brooklyn bridge in new york. you've got a "waterfall" exhibit here, also, at tate modern, and then you also in the past had the shock tactic of dyeing rivers green in cities, something which you've stopped. why is climate so important to your work? so i mean, i should ention "ice watch," which, of course, you had glaciers that you'd shin from greenland to the uk. why is climate so important to you? i'm old enough to remember that th

germany's foreign minister heiko moss is in ankara whereas he's been meeting with his turkish counterpart to show low moss' visit to the turkish capital comes amid tensions over the country's offensive in northern syria mosse is said to urge turkey to stick to the cease fire currently in place in the area also demand that the country complies with international law when dealing with refugees german turkish relations have again hit a low since germany condemned turkey's incursion and announced it would limit arms exports to the country. all right let's bring in turkey correspondent yulia han who joins us now from istanbul hello to you yulia so tell us what is the purpose of mosses trip today what is he hoping to achieve. right now we are waiting for the joint press conference which is about to start any moment now so i hope i can give you an update a little later but ahead of his visit the german foreign minister said he would press for a durable cease fire in the region now let me remind you turkey paused its military offensive against kurdish fighters in northeast is syria after a u.s. b

i marry in evanston it's good to have you with us germany's foreign minister heiko moss has called for a lasting cease fire in northern syria after talks in ankara a mouse and his turkish counterpart methods shosholoza commented on proposals to limit the conflict on syria's border. blasted germany for criticizing turkey's offensive against kurdish militias calling for more solidarity. in what angers sees as a find against terrorism the german foreign minister also urged turkey to comply with international law when dealing with refugees moss' visit comes amid tensions over turkey's military campaign in syria. for more let's bring in our turkey correspondent standing by in istanbul so you tell us what came out of that meeting between the 2 foreign ministers. well it's been quite attends a meeting today in the un cry and this is because the german foreign minister had previously called turkey's a military offensive in the northeast syria and i quote him here an invasion that is not in accordance with international law of cause the turkish government does not want to hear such criticism an

germany's foreign minister heiko mosse is set to meet his church's counterpart. in ankara today for talks on the situation in syria the discussion is likely to be a difficult one with germany and turkey at odds over anchor's incursion into northern syria to fight kurdish militia ahead of his visit mosque told turkey it had to stick to the cease fire and protect civilians in the region that prompted shover shola to warn germany not to tell turkey what to do or. for more on this i'm joined in the studio by foreign policy editor said a cigar said i have to ask you what is on moss's agenda well. we know that the agreement reached between turkey and russia and sochi is currently underway so from us it's really important for the ceasefire to continue so that's going to be one of the main topics the other issues of of course going to be. the refugee issue we know that president are 2 on wants to relocate at least $1000000.00 refugees that are currently living in turkey to the zone that turkey is controlling in northern syria which is a 120 meters why and 120 kilometers

we'll see what bradley moss has to say about that one. secretary of state mike pompeo began his day early this morning trying to catch up with the truth. he finally admitted publicly, quote, i was on the phone call. the senate foreign relations committee has jurisdiction over the state department. senator chris murphy is a member of that committee. senator murphy will join us with his reaction to mike pompeo's sudden admission about the phone call after mike pompeo publicly pretended for a week that he knew nothing about it. senator murphy will be a juror in the impeachment trial of donald j. trump in the united states senate if the house impeaches the president. senator murphy also might be a witness because senator murphy had his own conversation with the president of ukraine and other ukrainian officials about the pressure that donald trump put on ukraine. and as donald trump fights for his life, he doesn't seem to have the energy or the focus or possibly even the awareness to fight the republicans. yes, the republicans in congress who

so i think -- >> what about -- what about the moss -- the moss memo? the moss memo seems to suggest that there are things that can be gathered while the president is still president. even if the president cannot be indicted while in office. >> the answer is yes but i think the moss brief does not suggest those things could be gathered from the president. so -- >> united states versus nixon. those were the tapes that were gathered from the president. and the united states supreme court said in a unanimous opinion, yes, they're to be disclosed. even with an executive privilege argument. but there was no -- there was no -- there's no application of absolute presidential immunity to pre-indictment subpoenas in that case. >> so, your honor, first, the president was a third party there, not the subject. at least on our complaint and we -- we remain at the motion to dismiss stage. we have plausibly alleged. >> but just like everybody knew in those days that the ultimate target was going to be the president, everybody seems to believe here that the ultimate ta

moss' following the story for us from along then good morning to you a truly harrowing discovery what we know about the victims and where the truck was originally travelling from. we don't know the details about any victims brian the speculation is that they were refugees that they traveled across europe in order to reach the u.k. the lorry itself was registered in bulgaria but we don't know if the victims spent any time in bulgaria what we also do know is exactly how they have died but their reports are that they traveled into a refrigerated unit so that would have been. able to go up to minus 25 degrees say the assumption is that they would really found this terrible death through through freezing really and i think it's a story that really grips people across the u.k. as they're hearing more and more about it and bigger police have been conducting raids on locations associated with the truck driver what we know about that. as far as i know there is no official naming off the truck driver but it's been widely reported that he is more robinson from northern ireland police have been r

and bradley moss, he worked at the firm representing the whistle-blowers that set off the impeachment inquiry. he is not representing those whistle-blowers. liz, you and i talked a long time about this. you covered this for us. every day more stuff about what you told me about how it went in watergate starts to become more familiar, the idea of two guys with a checkered past involved funneling money not really from them to another place, starting to look murky and checkered in entirety. >> but let's step back a second. who's calling the shots here? this is the president of the united states using two guys, checkered past, now indicted for felonies. these two people were hired with the approval of the president of the united states by rudy giuliani to carry out his personal business in ukraine, which meant corruption, which meant digging up dirt on biden, manufacturing dirt on biden, and who knows what else. to stop and think a president of the united states would have to stoop to using people who are now accused criminals, it is horrifying, disgusting. that's what's happening now. >>

cattle with thinking about what the communication superstores the came up with the illiterates of moss to peace the few barley doing today. and clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand to benefit from warming climate what is of course completely wrong is any idea that global warming all global heating is people increase in corn it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of means circulating on social media which are trying to do precisely that to belittle. global warming and all of its impacts and that why so many people who found this it goes. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe in climate change or he certainly say that. completely accept the science of climate change and yet they refuse to do anything much about it. as an impeachment inquiry into donald trump rumbles on a contender for his job in the 2020 u.s. presidential race has called out her opponent on some of their tactics candidates for potence who are fundraising off impeachment undermining credibility of the inquiry in the eyes of the ameri

they give moss thanks so much for that from london and we'll have more details as they come in and this is news still to come on the program. with penguin populations in the client some of the people working to save the one penguin species needs to africa. but 1st are we edging closer to the era of super fast quantum computing well according to google the answer is yes the internet giant says it has designed a machine that needs just 200 seconds to solve a problem that would take traditional supercomputers thousands of years to crack researchers say that when just a few years quantum computing could revolutionize fields like artificial intelligence. it may not loop like much more than a maze of interconnected wires chips and cooling rods but scientists here at google's lab in california see this is in fact a leap into the future this quantum computer called sycamore performed a task in seconds that even the most advanced computers would need centuries to complete quantum computing gives us a chance to not only i've seen many practical use cases and helped make the world better in a way

with nonsense so i just need to i just need to wake up and what this is south africa that people with mosse those people will take but they don't wake. the need it the next rehearsal in durban together with the city's modest circle of opera singers hardly any of them can manage to earn a living with their music the lead. the menzies friends and colleagues are all rooting for him. and i must say the cause of what. i'm on must say at the cost of an in-patient which is a would see. at the moment says menzies luck is on his side so he's got to use it while he can and hope for a turn on the big opera stage. on the. loading . floor. culture. hair. superman. super food. style icon. lifestyle. from china. small town germany. training nothing complaining about just touch on a. film about 20 different. funds allen says. goodbye yellow sea color black forest. fire. cooker. we speak different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for minds. a very lively october

with nonsense so i just need to i just need to wake up and what this is south africa that people with mosse those people will take but they don't wake. the. next rehearsal in durban together with the city's modest circle of opera singers hardly any of them can manage to earn a living with their music the least. nancy's friends and colleagues are all rooting for him. i must say the cause. i'm on must say at the cost of an in-patient which is a could see. at the moment says menzies luck is on his side so he's got to use it while he can and hope for a turn on the big opera stage. on the. loading . flyer. culture. high hair. superman. superfood stylish style icon. let o's. life style you're a. junior team and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem. and the 3 central values that form the foundation of this country. have these values developed to post-war trying. hard is it to live by and defend the principles of beauty of justice and freedom and i work every day in my. hour german victory series starts october 21st d w. a . a very lively october fest that abrasion about

ation here about exactly what authorities are going to do to try and crack down on people wearing face moss which is now an authorized lot of shops as well very anxious about the scenes that could unfold later today and into the weekend we're hearing that at the trade at the train station has been the train network has been completely shut down shops are closed essentially what we're saying is hong kong a lot down at the moment waiting to see what happens next. hong kong leader kerry flamm recently made a statement what can you tell us about what you have to say. kerri-anne the chief executive gave a televised address in her 1st public statement since those face boss man face month ban of those emergency to. introduce it was prerecorded she was flanked by government ministers in that address she said that hong kong last night had seen a dog night that is in reference to a lot of the vandalism that took place of of shops that would link to beijing war believed by protesters to have praise beijing anti protest a sentiment to carry law saying those things were proof as to why those emergency l

criticism of the offensive calling for more solidarity in what turkey sees as the fight against terrorism mosse called for a lasting cease fire in the area and urged turkey to comply with international law when dealing with refugees. well for more on the story i'm joined now by our foreign policy editor status there dar here in the studio with me and turkey correspondent he would be a han is standing by for us in istanbul hello to both of you yulia i'd like to begin with you tell us what came out of that meeting between the 2 foreign ministers. well tensions were running high at this press conference there in ankara between the 2 foreign ministers the turkish foreign minister. started with harshly criticizing germany 1st of all he said germany does not appreciate not turkish efforts when it comes to hosting refugees we know the taki is hosting 3600000 refugees from syria more than any other country in the world and then he also said that the turkish military operation in north in syria has been and i quote him here disproportionately criticize been disproportionately criticized in germany and t

the road that they have marched many times on and if any guy can see anything today it's more face moss than out other protests you might see this behind me. almost everybody is wearing one this face mask front has angered the protest is we have seen the pictures off the flashes from the night before yesterday the whole city was in a locked on with the metro system from the shot off today about harmful the stations are still not working and it's going to shut down in the even meaning of the bag and these measures have been enacted in order to keep people from taking to the streets where as we can see it is not working people are out in force again i would use you mentioned that metro system as you know it carries millions of people every day how has suspended service essentially impacted the city. of my god well. it carries 5000000 people a day so with the metro system shut down all part of the shut down and many shops are closed because they fear. acts of vandalism windows was smashed shops were thank you over was smashed by the right by the protesters the night before this if you feel

to go as he bids for a 16th major title next year and a 1st olympic gold in april this year he's mosses troy rounded off one of the greatest comebacks in sports now off to a 5th reconstructive knee surgery tiger has a long road ahead of him once again. he's got the 2020 olympics in his sights he will need to be on top for the games if he's to take a place on the podium. i did not play well at the beginning i had a lot of bad shots and did not well and. once i got in the flow of competing and feel the the round and. it got exciting you know we were. competitive the banter was great the back and forth. what are the holes a number for one i had to the wrong green and then. i had between the result you get a look kind of like i kind of didn't know what i was doing still came in a respectable 2nd at the charity event on monday he returns to the p.g.a. tour later this week. now how about this for a special place this special place for a round of golf with mount everest in the background gulf as in nepal have been taking advantage of the himalayan scenary on the most spectacular course imagina

the german foreign minister urged turkey to comply with international law when dealing with refugee moss' visit comes amid tensions over turkey's military campaign in syria. for more let's bring in our turkey correspondent who's standing by in istanbul so you tell us what came out of that meeting between the 2 foreign ministers. well it's been quite attends a meeting today in this is because the german foreign minister had previously called turkey's a military offensive in the northeast of syria and i quote him here an invasion that is not in accordance with international law of cause government does not want to hear such criticism and that is why his turkish counterpart may have. in a press conference today accused harshly accused german politics and german media as well disproportionately criticizing the offensive and offensive that so far has killed many people on both sides of the border and that has displaced an estimated 300000 people unoffensive turkey still insists it is about protecting national security and fighting terrorists and there you hounded the german foreign minister r

leaders to grant britain's request for a break sit delay our london correspondent beard moss she followed the vote for us today in london. so 1st of all an important victory for boys johnson and b.'s broadly speaking agree to his deal with the european union and that's fatter than any government before him has ever come when it comes to leaving the e.u. but then quite dramatic turn of events m.p.'s do not approve of the timetable they feel that everything is too rushed that they don't have enough time to scrutinize the bill to scrutinize this agreement with the e.u. and to vote for it they fear that this is something that they can't rush through in a matter of days that this legislation is going to shape the future of the country for decades to come so what's the government now doing they are saying they're pulling the legislation they are 1st of all speaking to the european union but it's clear that that britain cannot leave the at the end of october because parliament has made clear that this is not going to happen the speculation is that now this will end in a general election that bro

otis moss, jr. is on every list. ladies and gentlemen, give it up for reverend otis moss, jr. ... to make them a major national prize. always a big thinker, he also saw the spirit of inclusion and diversity, as the spirit that is beloved cleveland could embody. he introduced me to an associate whose cooperation and collaboration he told me would be indispensable to achieving the vision that he had for this revitalized series of book prizes. as soon as i met her i realized he was absolutely right i had met my soulmate and her name is mary louise. give it up for mary louise. [applause] so steve, mary louise and i set out together some 27 years ago to reinvent and reinvigorate the prosthetic idea that it was steve who thought possible and decided that it could be done, important to be done, and he was going to make sure that it was done and done in the right way. so it's really steve's vision that we've been realizing these past incredible 27 years. and tonight we celebrate that vision, his leadership come his imagination, his commitment to the arts, and his love of this great city,

commissioner moss is present, as well. thank you. case number is 6867-109113 peer street, llc, of ryan j. patters. 188901, to be returned to staff and cancel the notice of abatement. and for the record, i just wanted to state the department will present their case first and then the appellant. symptoms next, public comment and members have three minutes each to speak and rebuttal time of three minutes for department and the appellant. would the department lining to come forward? >> my name is jose lopez and today's case at 109 peer street. we have received a complaint on august 29, 2018. our inspector was assigned to the district, met with the complainant of the subject property and the result was notice of violation was issued on august 31st, 2018. one year, several inspections later and three hearings, finally in order of off boughtment waabatementwas issuen july 11, 2019. i go into call our inspector christina who has been assigned to the district for three years and we go show you some pictures of the conditions that existed and

i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us germany's foreign minister heikal moss has called for a lasting cease fire in northern turn in syria after talks in ankara moscow and his turkish counterpart met commented on proposals to limit the conflict on syria's border have a shoulder blasted germany for criticizing turkey's offensive against kurdish militias in the region calling for more solidarity in what anchors sees as the fight against terrorism for his part the german foreign minister urged turkey to comply with international law when dealing with refugees here's the turkish foreign minister's response about suggestions. we would investigate even if it is the tiniest bit of violation allegation or complaint our president has straight orders on this matter we would investigate until the end we will not tolerate even the tiniest bit of human rights violation so that it is a state of law we are very sensitive regarding the tissues our fight is against tara. let's bring in our turkey correspondent john who's standing by in istanbul so you let tell us more about what came out

joined in the studio by deed foreign policy editor said a cigar said i have to ask you what is on moss's agenda well. we know that the agreement reached between turkey and russia in sochi is currently underway so from us it's really important for the ceasefire to continue so that's going to be one of the main topics the other issues of of course going to be the refugee issue we know that president on wants to relocate at least $1000000.00 refugees that are currently living in turkey to the zone that turkey is controlling in northern syria which is 120 meters wide and 120 kilometers wide and 32 kilometers deep and yet no police so basically that's going to be one of the main topics because germany wants turkey to abide by international law while making such plans about the refugees so germany has proposed establishing an internationally monitored security zone in northern syria how realistic is that well of course according to german defense minister this is a very realistic scenario but we don't know the details about this and we know that in the recent nato defense ministers meeting in

judge led inquiry says has systemic failures it was gravely inadequate our london correspondent bigot mosse has more than you know the people i am friend felt how inflamed use the fire loss to all night people jumped out of the windows in a desperate attempt to feed the blaze joe delaney lived by and filmed the toll just as he said the firemen couldn't get in because their key didn't fit and they seemed overwhelmed to get one for any 2. speakers. you could just see the very thought. that this was all sort of pause. and some of them when even without breathing apparatus on. breathing apparatus some of them didn't have helmet so you can see that joe delaney provided his video to the inquiry he says he wants to see the people responsible for the safety lapses brought to account. just getting inside the tower. you know people in handcuffs people in courtrooms people in jail cells. you know people in print where it says what they're done wrong because what you say. the inquiry has had about a catalogue of failings that led to the fire spreading uncontrollably such as fire lifts for the emergency

evening before she made this proposal and she didn't say a word informing the foreign minister heikal mosse from the social democrats just through an s.m.s. so there's a lot of internal political stuff going on here as well for now we look ahead to that nato defense in this is meeting at the end of the week and see whether this sketchy basis for discussion will actually translate into something more concrete one way or the other we'll be hearing a lot more about this proposal mciver cliff the chief political editor thank you so much. and he watched me hate his full interview with the german defense minister on our website at the w. . now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today demonstrations in lebanon continued late into monday night even after the government approved emergency economic reforms the protests over the country's dire economic situation had gone on for days demonstrators slammed the reforms as empty promises and are calling for leaders to step down. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to form a majority government plunging the cou

thank you. >> just commissioner moss. >> one of the one clarification. i know with the pending ordinance on the transfer of sros -- or residential hotels. i know that the report needs to be disclosed to the buyer. is the report from dbi disclosed publicly to -- is there -- i just -- i'm not familiar with it. i was just wondering. >> actually i'm not aware of that one myself. i'd be happy to look into it. >> i think it's probably more important for the public to know it, than the buyer. >> i'd be happy to look into it and find out. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. strachan. thank you, sir. >> clerk: next item is 7 c, update on major projects. >> all right. good morning. tom hui, department of the building inspection for the major project. the period is roughly increased by 4.9%. due to the filing of the permit, because the co-change. >> co-change. >> clerk: okay. our next item is 7 d, update on code enforcement. >> good morning, commissioners. ed swinney, deputy director inspection service. i'm here to report on code enforcement activities and with dbi's u

true with respect to the president and that was a injury nation and subpoenas -- >> what about the moss memo. >> the moss memo seems to suggest that there are things that can be gathered while the president is still president even if the president cannot be guided inn arms. >> i don't think it suggest that those can be gathered from the president. -- what about the united states versus nixon. those were the tapes that were gathered from the president and the united state supreme court said they are to be disclosed even with an executive privilege argument. but there was no application in presidential immunity to preindictment subpoenas in that case. >> yournd honor, on our complait which we remain as a motion we have plausibly alleged -- >> just like everybody knew in those days the ultimate target was going to be the president and everybody seems to believe that the ultimate target was president trump. and certainly walks and talks that way. >> i think of the many things, there may be a popular understanding of what was going on in nixon but supreme court was not going to allow the jud

meanwhile moss says neighborhoods have to stop legally challenging developments. >> there's a ton of amount of landing on the west side of san francisco. the sunset district and richmond district do not need to be one and two story family homes. >> reporter: he said other bay area cities need to build more housing in order to lessen san francisco's burden. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> coming up next, another check of the weather and the conditions which could determine conditions which could determine how many people lose power in ...6, 7, 8 conditions which could determine how many people lose power in ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. >>> home warranties are supposed to cover you when something breaks in your house but do they really? >> a

now and iraq's parliament has officially recognized those killed and recent nationwide protests as moss's it means the families of more than $110.00 people killed in the unrest will be eligible for compensation the government also unveiled more social reforms as it tries to quell those demonstrations that are now entering the 2nd week. of. the distinguished casualties of the protests will be recognized as martyrs and therefore their families will be compensated we will follow investigation procedures to uncover the events that have affected the protesters while u.s. secretary of state mike compare has urged iraq's prime minister to exercise maximum restraint and to address the protesters grievances rose in jordan has more from washington. the statement about the iraqi protests from the u.s. state department is the 1st official comment from washington about these demonstrations it's a readout of the phone call which the secretary of state mike pompei o had with the iraqi prime minister and it's pretty tough in the statement pompei o apparently told the prime minister that he condemned the

we came out here to the oak moss and mount hood regional park area. we wanted to check those higher elevations on the mountains and see if the winds were rustling, and we've seen it pickup just a little bit. everyone is now waiting and wondering if the outage is treating him. it's a soothing sound in sonoma county right now, this generator arrived at specific market and got hooked up a week ago. now, the neighborhood grocery is a beacon in a sea of darkness. >> i didn't think we were going to need it, and now this is happening. pg&e has shut us off, nobody knows when it's going to be back on, the holy but is out, so we lost two houses in the fire. >> reporter: it is deli sandwiches for dinner. >> not much. doesn't matter at all, not at all, and so i don't get it. >> reporter: santa rosa's outage was spotty. intersections with signals on right next to those that are dark, and figuring out the four-way stop was a challenge. santa rosa police responded to 10 car crashes, five with interest. people were failing to yield as they should. the city's main hos

off moss landing. they were believed to be reacting to the 4.7 earthquake e on tuesday. the date matched the time of the earthquake. the naturalist on board the blue ocean whale watching boat. >> they just started jumping out as a reaction to it. i don't know if they were trying to check in withach other or startled. it's hard to say. i think that just that simultaneous behavior in such a wide radius. it had to be a response from the noise. >> of course everyone is wondering did anyone get video of the actual breech. because it happened so quickly and the it only lasts for three to four seconds. nobody reacted fast enough. the still pictures are incredible. the breeching started less than 30 seconds after the earthquake was initially felt on land. the sea was calm and passengers had no idea there had been an earthquake. it's believed they heard a roaring sound at a low frequency. >> everybody on board was freaking out. mind were blown. everybody on board was flabbergasted. >> as a marine biologist this is the first time researchers will be able to study the actual cause

joining me now is national security attorney bradley moss, a partner at the washington, d.c.f the firms representing the whistle-blower. good morning. >> we know you have a limited scope about what you can actually talk about here. do you expect that your law firm will be able to strike a deal for the whistle-blower to testify here? what i'll say here is i think it would be helpful if the whistle-blower is able to provide information as needed, to the congressional committees in a secure setting. in a way that protects the whistle-blower's identity and allows this person, whoever he or she is, to go back to work anden be anoun mouse from this entire process. the whistle-blower system is a designed to allow these individuals to raise their concerns confidently and anonymously and go back to work and allow the higher officials, allow the political players that be, to do their job to decide what if anything needs to be done here. whatever comes of this, whatever congress chooses to do in terms of possible impeachment, whatever the executive branch decides to do in terms of how t

to sue moss a happy bunny. sipping some. flashbacks. i'm assigning has been making waves lately marcus to round up promising prospects and the son of a true legend. clearly and share around the world cup winner with france in 1998 with a father like that he'd be forgiven for feeling the burden of high expectations but not marcus. for there's nothing he can become. very. very rich conversation both. during the. trial. because i think it's a good thing. the younger cheer on took some time to hit his stride but on much thank 5 it all came good. by. the book that's. coming off the bench to back embrace against local rivals was this the moment this dog was all. good game does the new q.b. king. does it make you do 1st rate. cheer and has strung together 3 good ones headed into this weekend playing a part in at least one goal in each of them. he's already healthy self confidence. and i think if you do we're. going to begin. to think of. the most important thing and it's a love that's already helped him to his 1st prize rookie of the month for

news live from berlin germany's foreign minister calls for a lasting cease fire in northern syria mosse holds talks in turkey with his counterpart there but on current dismisses a german proposal for an international security zone in the region calling it unrealistic also coming up british health authorities file manslaughter charges against the driver of her truck found carrying the bodies of 39 people investigators now say they don't know where the victims and their.

facility flows into the ocean from a pipeline the group regularly collect samples of sand mussels moss and. they send the samples to an laboratory to be analyzed because at that actually we check for limpets aquatic snails you find all over the beaches. they absorb radioactive elements such as cesium 137 and iodine 129 that's a lot for the. laboratory conducted sample analysis in the wake of the fukushima nuclear disaster. we had to wait to find out if the samples from the beach in northern france are contaminated or not. 900 kilometers away in pheasant hi i'm on the french german border is another nuclear power plant the old. in france it's just 20 kilometers away from the city of fribourg. french activists d.d.a. no coups meets up on a regular basis with opponents to nuclear power in germany in the 1980 s. the church noble disaster and what was then the soviet union changed his opinion about nuclear power back then a french meteorological service had said there was no cause for concern. about the it was a good and you'll forget it then answer explained that a radioactive cloud was mo

days and let's go right to london our correspondent there kate moss's following the latest for us there hi farragut i want to ask you about this what boris johnson a said today that he will withdraw his agreement and call for a general election if his timetable doesn't pass what more can you tell us about this. well listen when you mention it there is this deadline that boris johnson has set for the end of october see he wants to get all this legislation through he wants to make breaks it happen by the end of october and he's effectively trying to stay strong on parliament and to say if you don't play ball if you didn't accept that this is going to be very robust through parliament then i will basically try and do everything i can to make a general election happen he is hoping that this will go down well with the british voter because voters generally really have had enough of brecht's it and he wants to be seen as somebody who's doing everything to bring this to an end bring the fast chapter at least to an end withdrawal and then he what he wants is to to look good when this election w

effect making it illegal for anyone taking part in any assemblies also arise or otherwise to where face moss to cover their faces that law exempts anybody who has a religious reason for wearing a mosque who has a medical reason and it exempts professionals as well including journalists but the people that we have spoken to say that they plan on pushing ahead wearing those mosques anyway into the evening and the days ahead one promised protester that we spoke to said that offices police simply cannot arrest everybody who is wearing that face mask some of the 1st aid workers that we've spoken to as well many of them volunteers say they are on sure about their legal standing when it comes to face mosque these people are on the front lines of tonight helping people hit by that take us they don't know whether they qualify as professionals or whether they're allowed to whether it's martial law there's a lot of uncertainty here having said that a lot of defiance as well this if this 6 ban was introduced to say to try and calm down the protests the people that we've spoken to say actually the exact

is quote a price worth paying to get their desired breaks its outcome is london doris wanted to get moss takes a look at the everyday trysts faced by lawmakers as a result of the big debate with her if i got a very bad order to hurt her there is a crowd outside the palace of westminster every day made up of both angry leavers and remain ors the police often have to intervene m.p.'s arriving for work face verbal abuse and sometimes even physical attack. nigel raj leader of the bracks a party had a milkshake thrown at him earlier this year a relatively harmless incident compared to what other politicians have experienced . i have threats of violence including a death threat to civil death threats several secu shouldn't by the police so i sat in a meeting recently with some other bricks here senior colleagues and some he said just look around so does anyone not a death threat and the answer was we've all had death threats. including tom brake . the liberal democrat is a staunch opponent of breck's it. one facebook page contain comments suggesting he should be strangled. it varies from level

correspondent berkut moss is following the latest and she joins us now from london hi because with no clear extension date at this point what is westminster's plan for pushing this through. well prime minister boris johnson has been compared by his critics to it toddler with a giant hissy fit because he actually is saying he wants to strong arm the opposition into gaining him an election this is his plan old away 3 and now that actually actually exit from the e.u. is sort of up in the air as to when this is going to happen he says the stalemate can only be broken when there is a new general election and he wants to get the opposition to play a role and to help him with that because he does need opposition m.p.'s to actually agree to a general election so where does that the regs it we really don't know at the end of this week there's been so much back and forth and now it's up to the e.u. to agree on an extension we know that there are a lot of m.p.'s in parliament who would like to see a longer extension prime minister johnson was to get everything done as quickly as possible and thi

did obvious baggage mosses following the story for us from london good morning to you baggage a truly harrowing discovery what we know about the victims and where this truck was originally traveling from. we didn't know details as yet brian as wide speculation that the victims were refugees that they came in via bulgaria as far as we know but we don't know exactly their route we just know they did cross europe and they came via belgium into the country also speculation is exactly how they have died but the container is supposedly in refrigerated container and they say goes up to minus 25 degrees so a lot of people i think here in the u.k. would have really imagined these people in this country and a lot of british media are reporting it's like a frozen tomb so yes it's truly something that has gripped gripped the country a harrowing death as you said. bigger we understand that police have been conducting raids on a number of homes associated with the truck's driver. well yes the police have not as far as i know formally identified the truck driver but it's being reported that he's a m

why then is mason moss among the sacred gallery of the same? it is lamentable that most americans do not know mason as well as they should especially when we reflect on who he was and what he achieved. virginia, devoted husband and father of 12, 25 grandchildren, farmer, philosopher, botanist, amateur musician, fluent in two languages, architect of the declaration of independence and the bill of rights and one of the strongest proponents in america of religious liberty and history. losers received little credit from history. most historical impressions depict him as a grumpy old patriot who lost his political arguments in philadelphia then took his pen and quill & home and that is why he refused to sign the constitution for his own reasons, some would argue. i hope to give a renewed look at the character, life and accomplishments. he's shown to be in my book to be a compassionate, sensitive boy that's matured into an accomplished statesmen come devoted husband and father. jefferson never made a secret of the fact that he revered george mason. t

united states like to quote john quincy adams nixon 21 america should not vote broad in search of mosses destroy the problem is you're in the 21st century i suppose the 19th century those monsters and and you come here and tell us you think that would be a lesson that americans would not be neatly reminded of after 911 but this is a sure fire way to have those monsters come here and get us in or later this is exactly the kind of deployment we should have been doing should be in the middle east a few 100 or a few 1000 americans working with tens of thousands of partners to address the sharon threat yet that's exactly the kind of plan of the kind of economy of force the planet that is wise the present trump is trying and and i think it's a big mistake that was and i regret unfortunately in your sentiment is shared by a lot of people in in washington we've seen key supporters of dr condemn the move here is republican senator lindsey graham take a listen so everybody is telling him this won't work but he's doing it anyway just like obama and burdwan is not our friend in congress will push ba