found dead in the woods nearly two decades ago. >> the conviction of nick mcguffin, who was leah's high school sweetheart at the time hasck's conviction on a friday right after thanksgiving. and i was with my family and got the news by email. everybody was so excited. this was the moment we had been waiting five years for when we got this ruling. >> that was a great day. i get on the phone, and janis is like, hey. i'm like, hi. so, well, we won. i said, that's the best news i have had in nine years. and yeah, it was amazing. from then on it was just kind of a waiting game of when i was going get out. >> just because the judge throws out the conviction does not mean that nick mcguffin is going to be a free man. >> so now it comes back to me. i have to make a decision. >> the question now for prosecutors gonna retry nick mcguffin, or does he walk away a free man? (sprintern) paul- i'm loooooving the all-new dual camera system with ultra-wide on iphone 11! (paul) and i love how at sprint... (sprintern) ...you can get the amazing iphone 11 for zero dollars a month when you trade-in your iphone 6s or newer... (paul) in any c

witnesses coming forward, police say they're getting information that appears to contradict what nick has said all along, that he had not seen leah after he dropped her off at her girlfriend's house around7:00. >> i basically drove everywhere for that four hours looking for her, and i didn't see her once. >> we have several witnesses that actually place nick with leah after 9:00. if he's claiming he wasn't with her that night after 9:00, but we can show he was with her, what's he hiding? >> with the tenth anniversary of leah freeman's disappearance and death days away, authorities say they're closer than ever to bringing justice to this case. >> they decided to take it to the grand jury. they called over 110 witnesses. and, after presenting all this evidence, they came back and said, we think nick did it, we think he had to be charged. >> it was a normal day at work, and i will forgot and recipe at my house. so i ran home real quick. noticed i was being followed. when i pulled up to my mailbox, cars everywhere. >> separate your feet. >> what do you think this is all about? >> obviously, t

not over has not yet been overcome but i'm going to click on pop combo has also made here in new nick has made a lot of proposals hope to overcome this and broke the success of mrs mcgraw really made it very clear these days that the european ability to act is only lip service and we need to overcome that the situation is dire the situation is currently at our doorstep we have your own interior minister saying that we are going to have a 2nd 2015 if we do not help countries at the e.u. borders with how to deal with migration 3000000 civilians in limited government and that's of 600000 have already been displaced since december. what are you doing well this is the idea of a nickel come convo about the safety sown we need a u.n. mandate and then to prepare i assume an action are 2 different things but this is in a certain necessary to really a necessary step because if you don't get the united nations into action you will lose the international credibility of the united nations itself and it's a question of diplomatic and never to bring in not a chinese or russian vote against it so you nee

so nick has been found out how this safe water could be created out of an air, literally.right, yet over half a billion people die each year from drinking contaminated water. according to the world health 0rganization, according to the world health organization, in only five years' time, half of us will live in a water stress area. 50 for answers? i've come to south yorkshire to see a start—up with a novel solution. this company is harvesting water from then. water is extracted from the bottom of the evaporator, collected in the tray and pumped out for you. collected in the tray and pumped out foryou. 0k, collected in the tray and pumped out for you. ok, it's a collected in the tray and pumped out foryou. ok, it's a giant dehumidifier, but the game changer here is that artificially intelligent devices adaptability. when you take what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of energy possible is key to stopp

nick: it has a lot to do with nostalgia today. people want to revisit places that may be they experienced as a child. that is a huge part of the nostalgia. but there is another kind of nostalgia as well. visit a place to in the past that you never experienced. so for younger americans, and for international tourists of all ages for whom route 66 was only something they had heard by carcoming to route 66 or motorcycle or bicycle today is getting to visit a distant past that they have only seen in books. when route 66 came through town in 1926, our airport, at least the modern airport, was not here. they, you can drive in northeast and you run into a fence that is now protecting the modern airport. but the road kept going. numeral is one of three cities along route 66 in which the road is now buried by the modern airport. amarillo, santa rosa into mexico and st. louis, missouri. so up ahead is where the fence and gate are. if you get high enough on a ladder, you can see a bit of concrete from the 1920's that was built and left here.

foreign affairs correspondent nick schifrin has our report. on the border that separates turkey from syria, the two countries' militaries are hammering each other. turkey launched multiple attacks against syrian government forces in retaliation for syrian airstrikes that killed turkish soldiers. over 200 syrian regime targets were struck by unmanned aerial aircraft and land-based resources attack.g this heinous inside syria, the turkish against the syrian president and his allied russia. nearby, the turkish military has deoyed outposts near the border. syrian civilians were forc into refugee camps where children have little to defend against a new adversary. these displaced families have spent years fleeing violence. they are hoping to escape to turkey. >> if a the syrian regi its allies are in charge, we have no option but to go to turkey and from turkey to europe. nick in turkey, syrian refugees who have spent months or years sheltering are trying to enter greece after turkey hinted at op some migrants boarding dinghies rito make the us journ

nick parrott has more. it has been the testing time since taking charge of arsenal on boxing day.should be a banker, they beaten them and all of their last encounter. despite that and having been shot shy this evening, it was the visitors who were the first to threaten. as the gay moron, arsenal walked up but the guilty of letting chances go. pierre eventually found the power required to fire the gun in front, but that energise the team just two and a half minutes later and they doubled their lead. the best though was saved until added time, scoring his first goal for ten months and alexander ending in nine game goal drought to give arsenal the biggest win of the season. end up the biggest win of the season. end up turning fortunes that they're hoping will boost their confidence in the better to qualify. it's as you were at the top of the scottish premiership after rangers and celtic both won. celtic left it late to preserve their winning run at aberdeen, and ensure they continue to blow away all before them this season. rhia chohan reports. winds up to 50 mph set the tone in aber

so nick kwek has been finding out how that safe water could be created out of thin air, literally.s to clean water is a human right, yet over half a billion people die each year from drinking contaminated water. according to the world health organization, in only five years‘ time, half of us will live in a water—stressed area. thirsty for answers? i've come to south yorkshire to see a start—up with a novel solution. hogen systems is harvesting waterfrom thin air. water is extracted from the bottom of the evaporator, collected in the tray and pumped out for use for drinking. that's water in the tray there? that's water in the tray there, yes. that's come from thin air? that's come from thin air. ok, it's a giant dehumidifier, but the game changer here is the artificially intelligent device's adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect, what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of energy pos

so nick kwek has been finding out how that safe water could be created out of thin air, literally.

so nick kwek has been finding out how that safe water could be created out of thin air, literally. access to clean water is a human right, yet over half a billion people die each year from drinking contaminated water. according to the world health organization, in only five years‘ time, half of us will live in a water—stressed area. thirsty for answers? i've come to south yorkshire to see a start—up with a novel solution. hogen systems is harvesting waterfrom thin air. water is extracted from the bottom of the evaporator, collected in the tray and pumped out for use for drinking. that's water in the tray there? that's water in the tray there, yes. that's come from thin air? that's come from thin air. ok, it's a giant dehumidifier, but the game changer here is the artificially intelligent device's adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect, what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of ener

as for wales, wayne pivac has made just the one change ahead of their match with ireland. centre nick his first start for wales, after impressing as a replacement on his debut against italy, scoring this superb try, too. ireland's conor murray has once again been given the nod for saturday's clash with wales. scrum—half murray was previously one of the first names on the teamsheet for his country, but his place has come under threat due to a dip in form and the standout performances ofjohn cooney. let's have a look at some of the other stories grabbing the headlines... premier league clubs have voted to move the closing date of the summer transfer window — to bring it back in line with the rest of europe. for the past two seasons, it's closed the day before the season began. this year, the date will be on 1 september at 5pm. we reflected on what was in the best interest of the leak, and we felt it was the democrat in the best interest of the league to extend the window until august. great britain's women have lost to china in their opening 0lympic basketball qualifier. they next face

as for wales, wayne pivac has made just the one change ahead of their match with ireland. centre nicks been given his first start for wales, after impressing as a replacement on his debut against italy. scoring this superb try too. ireland are expected to name their team shortly. to cricket, as england have suffered an injury blow with fast bowler jofra archer facing months out with an elbow problem. he had already flown home from the tour of south africa. and won't be going on their next tour to sri lanka either. adam wild is following this for us. this is really bad news for england and archer. yeah, a big blow for them. we knew he was struggling with that injury. he played one test against south africa. england went on to win that series 3—1. he had a scan after that original injury which showed nothing significant, but he had another scan yesterday which involved having dye injected into the elbow, which showed a stress fracture. he will miss that tour to feel —— he will miss that tour to feel —— he will miss that tour to feel —— he will miss that sri ten throw or stop —— he will

at the mexican open, nick kyrgios has accused the crowd of ‘being disrespectful‘ after he was booed off, following an early retirement. the defending champion had only played 32 minutes, and was a set down against frenchman ugo humbert, when he ended the match because of a wrist injury. it was kyrigos' first appearance since last month's australian open. britain's dan evans is through to the quarter—finals of the dubai championships. he saved three match points against frenchman pierre—hugues herbert, before winning in three sets. he'll face the sixth seed andrey rublev next. we've done the irish capital, the spanish capital, next to the australian one where england thumped thailand in their second game at the women's t20 world cup. it was captain heather knight who led from the front for, her century setting up a 98 run victory and taking her side top of their group. jo currie was in canberra for us. outside camera which is hosting to gaina outside camera which is hosting to gain a piece and australian military history. paying tribute to the country to rest. for england's top position

nick parrott has more.r passion and energy when he took charge of arsenal during the festive season. charge of arsenal during the festive season. it has taken him until now for him to see it. after a half to forget against newcastle at the emirates, they were treated to a second half to save it. they know what to expect from top score appear and this is what they have been hoping forfor record and this is what they have been hoping for for record signing nicholas. they have not seen this from the highest—paid player in a long time. struggling under the former boss, his relationship with him is better, for paying his confidence in the first school for ten months. the buzz boosted him as well, coming off the bench to end a nine—game goal to secure the biggest victory of the season. started to talk to me at the close the gap and we had to put that to it and the opportunity for us. the now five points of six place, they will be hoping to close that gap before the end of the season. celtic maintained their 10 po

figures released in the last hour, the number of deaths caused by the coronavirus in china has exceeded 1,600. nickre doctors as well as soldiers into the worst—affected area. but now the new coronavirus has claimed its first victim outside asia — an elderly chinese man who had travelled to france. translation: last night, i was informed of the death of an 80—year—old patient who had been hospitalised at the bichat hospital since the 25th of january and who was suffering from a coronavirus lung infection. back in china, all those returning to the capital beijing after what's been an extended holiday have been told they must quarantine themselves for two weeks. passengers of many nationalities are still stuck aboard the diamond princess off the coast of japan. 285 people have now tested positive for the virus on the ship and america says it will remove all of its citizens tomorrow and fly them home. there is no such escape from wuhan, the chinese city where the outbreak began. officials have reported more than 2400 new cases there and 139 new deaths. in the rest of the world we only have 505 cases a

nick has become a friend. i've been with him all morning.d him yesterday and said why didn't you tell me you were doing this? >> yes. >> very interesting. it will be fun. >> something very interesting happening today on midday live at 11:00 a.m., ginger. our own kumasi aaron will be playing the dating game with a couple of bachelors. >> the things you do. >> no! >> yes. what they don't know, ginger, please don't tell anyone else -- >> what if it works? that could work. >> but the problem is she already has a man. so, the prize -- >> oh. >> the prize is dates from kumasi, she will read them dates. like january 30th. >> i get it. >> march 2nd. >> they don't know that yet. that will be a fun time for us. >> that's fine. big surprise. >> happy valentine's day. >> thank you, you, too. >>> the star of i dream of jegee looks back at some of her while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the p

so nick has been finding out how that safe water could be created out of thin air literally. human right. according to the world health organization, in only five years time, half of us will live in a water stressed area. thirsty for a nswe rs , water stressed area. thirsty for answers, i have come to south yorkshire to see a start—up with a novel solution. hogan systems is harvesting water from thin air. water is extracted from the bathroom of the evaporator —— bottom of the evaporator. that is water in the tray air. the game changer here is that artificial intelligence devices adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect what is the real temperature, pressure, humidity. the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping gusts down is crucial so using the least amount of energy possible is key. the way this works is air comes down here, get sucked in through the evaporator which pulls moisture out of the air. the water drips into this water tray and the by—product which is cold air gets sucked through their which c

john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. 0ur correspondence in hong kong, nick beake, has more on the cases.eah, i think everyone is trying to figure out what the latest figures are from china. we heard injohn‘s report there is some confusion about the way officials in beijing have been putting things together and sending the message out to the world. and, as you say, the world health organization is seeking more clarity on the methodology and the calculations that the chinese are using. here in hong kong people have been aware of the latest figures released for hubei province, specifically. oh course, that's the epicentre, that's where the outbreak began. the latest is there were 116 to recorded yesterday and 4,800 new cases. this now encapsulates, encompasses, how many people have been affected. and in layman's terms it means they're notjust relying on lab tests, but also if a doctor somewhere has seen a patient, maybe done a ct scan and looked at someone's chest and said i think you have got coronavirus, they are now being included in the official tally. and nick, a lot of focus on these

as if building one of the greatest museums in the world was not enough, nick has just published a book on d-day on the eve of the 75th anniversary of the invasion. we have taken the liberty of stealing his book title for the title of this session. so for "everything we have," it is my pleasure to give the stage to dr. nick mueller. [applause] dr. mueller: well, i had the opening session and i guess i've got the last one, too, so we are the bookends. i just saw that jeremy put up here what i was looking for. i know we are the only things between you and drinks, as they say, and the evening session, so we are going to make this an exciting program. but before we get going, you may have seen outside there are brochures out there for our program that we are going to run before next year's international conference. this is another international conference we are holding in september 10 through the 12th, 2020, right here, entitled memory wars: world war ii at 75. now, this is a little bit different than the typical types of programs we run here when we talk about the battles, and the campaig

along with the owner of dole's nick bovis reid has already appointed an acting director and says that the department will move forward under new leadership. coming up on kron 4 news at 6 take you through a timeline of everything that happened leading up to mohamed noor's arrest and the growing public corruption scandal police tonight are looking for a suspect in an unprovoked attack on a passenger it happened just after 6 tuesday night on a daily city-bound train. >>approaching the lake merritt station investigators say first the suspect asked the victim for directions and then attacked the victim was hit with a chain that had a lock attached to it. and was later taken to the hospital. richmond police believe a man suspected in an armed robbery in their city may have also been involved in a robbery. >>in oakland on the very same day these are the surveillance. that you're looking at here the of the man that they're trying identify the photo on the right was taken around 5 o'clock monday that's when richmond police say the suspect pulled a gun on the victim and demanded money and prope

diagnostic approach comes days after top health officials in hubei were sacked. 0ur correspondent, nick beake, has latest from hong kong. quite interesting, these official figures that china's authorities have been giving us. that particular statistic you quote, 242, that is the highest number by far of daily reported deaths. 2a2 people died with the new coronavirus yesterday. just for some context, the previous highest number was 103. now, we've been trying to get to the bottom of this, and it turns out that what the chinese authorities are now doing, they are including both in the number of deaths and also the number of overall cases, people who have gone to see a doctor and the doctor has thought yes, probably you do have the new coronavirus, but they haven't been tested for it officially. so that is why we're getting many more people included in the figures. and, for example, the number of new cases yesterday was some 14,800. again, for a comparison, the previous number was 3,800. so i think what we're getting here is a much clearer picture of the extent of this virus. people will be able to l

donated politics since independence supports has surged to the center left shin fein long shunned by mainstream parties because of their links to the ira nick parker has more now from dublin. if the polls are to be built if there could be a major upset in this year's election largely because for as long as many people can remember one of 2 parties in the field a gale off in a fall has dominated irish politics but this year things could be very different indeed shining faintness a party on the political left of the spectrum has been making significant gains largely because in a gale has been accused of failing to live up to expectations when it comes to solving importantly critical issues here the housing crisis homelessness and also the soaring costs of child care to name a few the reality is that nobody can really cool the selection at this stage undoubtedly coalitions will be need to be formed but the question is who will partner up with who well for more on this i'm joined by a donica who's written extensively about irish politics he's director of research at dublin city university school of law thank you very much for joining us so it l

so nick kwek has been finding out how that safe water could be created out of thin air, literally.right, yet over 500 million people die each year from drinking contaminated water. according to the world health organization, in only five years' time, half of us will live in a water—stressed area. thirsty for answers? i've come to south yorkshire to see a start—up with a novel solution. hogen systems is harvesting waterfrom thin air. water is extracted from the bottom of the evaporator, collected in the tray and pumped out for use for drinking. that's water in the tray there? that's water in the tray there, yes. that's come from thin air? that's come from thin air. ok, it's a giant dehumidifier, but the game changer here is the artificially intelligent device's adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of energy possible is key. so the way this wo

so nick kwek has been finding out how that safe water could be created out of thin air, literally.et over 500 million people die each year from drinking contaminated water. according to the world health organization, in only five years' time, half of us will live in a water—stressed area. thirsty for answers? i've come to south yorkshire to see a start—up with a novel solution. hogen systems is harvesting waterfrom thin air. water is extracted from the bottom of the evaporator, collected in the tray and pumped out for use for drinking. that's water in the tray there? that's water in the tray there, yes. that's come from thin air? that's come from thin air. ok, it's a giant dehumidifier, but the game changer here is the artificially intelligent device's adaptability. sensors all over the process that will detect what is the real temperature, what is the real pressure, the real humidity, the control system will further refine its control to make that the best way to operate. keeping costs down is crucial, so using the least amount of energy possible is key. so the way this works is a

and nick miller has all the weather.ay in scotland, and a new named storm on the way this we can. all you need to know, coming up. with a little help from his dad.. prince william and prince charles take to the basketball court — as they tour facilities for injured service personnel.

cheering our correspondent nick bryant has been in iowa and has this analysis of the results.early result, for pete buttigieg, mad pete, as he is known in iowa, this former mayor of south bend, indiana, the first openly gay presidential candidate trying to become the first occupant of the white house. he's the youngest candidate in the race. a candidate with a very strong cv, a graduate of harvard, a graduate of oxford. a man who was in the us military as well. it sometimes feels as though he has been preparing for his moment all his life. the other leader in the polls right now is bernie sanders, the left—wing candidate in the field. 78 who only hadn't heart attack in october. he has an appealfor the attack in october. he has an appeal for the young, offering free college tuition, offering to legalise marijuana, free healthcare for everyone. that isa healthcare for everyone. that is a very compelling message especially for young people. the person who has had a very disappointing iowa caucus clearly whatever the other results are, because they won't really significantly impro

at this rate, new hampshire might get the first boat after all. 0ur correspondent nick bryant has beenese results are good news for pete buttigieg, and hoping to become the first openly gay occu pa nt of become the first openly gay occupant of the white house, the youngest candidate in the field but a candidate with a very strong curriculum vitae, a graduate of harvard, a graduate of oxford, a man who was in the us military as well. it sometimes feels as if he has been preparing for this moment all of his life. the other leader in the polls right now is bernie sanders, the left—wing candidate in the field. 78 years old, a man who only in october had a heart attack. who has this appeal for the young, he offers free couege the young, he offers free college tuition, to legalise marijuana, he offers free healthcare for everyone to stop a very compelling message spell the state especially for young people. whatever the rest of these results is, the former vice presidentjoe biden, deputy to barack 0bama, the moderate end of this race, the man who says he is the man capable of beating donald

for the company nick clarke has got the news hour in about half an hour's time up front with the hot sun is coming up next. we understand the difference is similarities have cultures across the cinema matter how you take a. current affair. it's bollywood cozying up to their own little bow these far right hindu nationalist government are lost 2 of the indian film industry is best known creative figures. i made the house with the indian government targeting of minorities demonstrations against them in the road these increasingly authoritarian rule have sprung up across india so why is bollywood been so silent india's powerful film industry afraid of modi and the b j p r r screenwriter job up there and director of the haitian public but 1st ethiopian prime minister ahmed won the nobel peace prize and $29000.00 for ending a decades long conflict with eritrea and introducing long overdue reforms to his country but after cracking down on protesters and dissolving his own ruling coalition ethiopia and our base sliding back into repression and violent conflict this week's headline a close al

farmer nick baxter has lost £30,000 and is still unable to plant anything, and might not be for anothere looking at a crop of winter wheat, a bread—making variety that will be going off to mills in the summer, and at the moment we are looking at a field of mud and puddles. when cricket starts again at the county ground in worcester, anyone affected by the floods will be offered free tickets. but they may not be able to play here at the start of the season. for us, it's not going to be as bad as for some other people that have been personally impacted. we've just got to clean up, reseed, prepare and go again. so we are used to it and we are coping. they used to call floods like this in worcester hundred—year events. this is the fourth this century. they are becoming bigger and more frequent, causing even more misery. phil mackie, bbc news, worcester. passengers have begun leaving a cruise ship that's been quarantined injapan for more than two weeks because of coronavirus. more than 70 britons were on board the diamond princess four have tested positive for the illness. our correspondent

nick parrott has more.gy when he took charge of arsenal during the festive season. charge of arsenal during the festive season. it has taken until now for him to see it. after a first half to forget against newcastle at the emirates, arsenalfans forget against newcastle at the emirates, arsenal fans were treated toa emirates, arsenal fans were treated to a second—half tooth saver. they know what to expect from the top scorer and this is what they have been hoping forfrom pepe. but they have not seen this from their highest played player in a long time. he struggled under the former boss and his relationship with the new one is much better, repairing his confidence in him with his first goal in ten months. that boosted alexander as well, coming off the bench to end a nine game goal drought to secure arsenal their biggest win of the season. we had to close the gap with the top teams and we had to put the drawers into winds and this was the first opportunity for us. they are now five weeks away six place sheff

nick: and also the euro, a bit of a surprise. given negative interest rates, it's a carry trade type characteristic. from u.k. investment, sterling haserling weakness yesterday after some of the more challenging negotiations from europe in withdrawal. matt: nick, thank you so much for joining us. nick watson, fund manager at henderson global investors. next, more on the $5 trillion stockmarket wipeout, and that number continues to rise. we bring you the latest on the human and economic toll of the coronavirus as it continues to spread around the globe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back to the "your in -- european open." anna edwards in london alongside matt miller in frankfurt. let's look at what's going on in markets right now. we see the stoxx 600 under pressure, down 3%, as you see from this chart. in terms of sectors, all sectors in negative territory. matt? matt: absolutely. we're seeing everything sold off. defensive sectors are not doing as poorly as for example travel and leisure, but you do see them right up there on top. food and beverage, very defensive, personal household goods, very defensive, health care, very defensive. travel an

allowed to disembark a cruise ship which was under quarantine in hong kong. 0ur correspondent nick beake has being allowed off the ship, how was it on board, sir? clearly, a pretty difficult time. for the past four days, they haven't been able to leave the ship, but now passengers are coming out and the is, even reason though there are about 40 people on board who said they had the fever and flu—like symptoms, they have all been tested and it turns out no one has the new coronavirus. so they are making their way to the taxes and going on to their homes, wherever that may be. the reason people were concerned is that there was a previous cruise involving the same ship last month and eight people tested positive for the new coronavirus, so that was the concern. but the authorities in hong kong tonight has said there was no cause for alarm and there is a lot of media attention, particularly local camera crews talking to people about what it has been like to this chip. —— the ship. we have been speaking to two of them. charlotte, you are finally! yes, finally on the ground. how does that feel? we

world's youngest country after 2 failed attempts to find out for the day thanks for your company nick clark has got the news hour in about half an hour's time up front with the hot sun is coming up next. we understand the different cities and similarities have cultures across the center matter how you take it out just to bring you the nice and current affairs that matter to you. down to 0. is bollywood cozying up to there on the road these far right hindu nationalist government lost 2 of the indian film industry is best known creative figures elite . elite. elite. elite. i made the house and with the indian government's targeting of minorities demonstrations against them in the road these increasingly authoritarian rule have sprung up across india so why is bollywood being so silent india's powerful film industry afraid of modi and the b j p i'll scream going to job up there and direct to my haitian pub but 1st ethiopian prime minister ahmed won the nobel peace prize and 2900 for ending a decades long conflict with eritrea and.

is calling for a rapid solution as the cost of the nationwide demonstrations continues to rise nick clegg has the story. it may look like a small protest but groups like this in ontario and all across canada have brought north america's 3rd largest rial network to a standstill protest is angry at the building of a gas pipeline have blocked royal lines for 6 successive days forcing c.n. rail to shut its network in the country's east hundreds of passenger and freight trains have been cancelled it's too crowded the sas to be the last through to do it but this isn't we have to take the approved pop line owned by t.c. energy corps is planned to carry natural gas from dawson creek in british columbia south west were a fine or a new key to matt for shipment to asian markets the pop line is central to a $40000000000.00 export project it also runs through traditional indigenous lands . and agreements where they don't have the authority on the greens that play the game that the province in canada played for years in nova scotia in canada's far east demonstrators block telephonic city hall prime ministe

our political correspondent, nick eardley, has more on the changes. johnson's borisjohnson‘s reshuffle had been billed as fairly modest, maybe even dull, just moving a fewjobs around and bringing some new faces into government. things don't always go according to plan. sajid javid's had only been in chancellor for seven months and he had been expected to stay. but behind closed doors the prime minister asked him to sack all of his aides and share his advisors with number 10. the chancellor said no, then headed home to explain why. the conditions attached required where that i replace my political advisers. these are people who have worked incredibly hard notjust on behalf of the government that the entire country and they have done a fantasticjob. i entire country and they have done a fantastic job. i was entire country and they have done a fantasticjob. i was unable to accept these conditions. i don't believe any self—respecting minister would accept those conditions. i felt the best thing to do was to go. rishi sunak gets hisjob felt the best thing

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has been reactivated for 13 americans with the coronavirus. all of them were evacuated off of a cruise ship in japan to u.s. soil and moved to the specialized facility in omaha, nebraska. nicknside as the experts are trying to keep the virus from further spreading. >> reporter: for 13 americans evacuated from the diamond princess cruise ship, this is home for at least the next two weeks. there's a tv, wi-fi, expert care, but -- >> no clothes. no toothbrush, no brush. no nothing. >> reporter: she's in the quarantine unit right now, but jerry serrati's husband carl has tested positive for the virus. we spoke to him on the phone, and he is upbeat being treated by a doctor and nurse with hazmat suits. >> we feel that we are doing something good for the national good. these are u.s. citizens that need to come home and we want to make sure they are doing it safely. >> reporter: this unit was designed for victims of the ebola outbreak, and for those with bioattack or those with a communicable disease like this one. >> today, the risk is minimal, but if it is turning into the global pandemic, we could have a significant problem. >> reporter: earlier in the month, researchers found