and the day lesley evans dick lover barrow his men o'neill were injured on the beach on the ground o'neill's camera kept rolling moment clegg landed on south beach with the 6th commando was killed several days later and come from the. june 6th 1904 cameramen from the british army only had 80 minutes worth of film of the disposal they were able to shoot 40 minutes and only 3 minutes was shown in the cinema. from the movie tone news narrating the events of d.-day. the feds. blame. everyone in nature but they only really material nice and no brains. to suppress his blood what role does alpha section sat down to color. every day knives we talked to biologists and behavioral scientists to find out. tomorrow to do it in 30 minutes on d w. tomorrow's musicians to. the world's best supporting useless just need to live. their lives for. the last 6 test of. the lives someday of the future the a. 60 minutes dollars. bail today don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. closely. listen carefully to good news soon too. to get was. plain discovered the world. was. subscribed to double

and the day lesley evans dick lever barrow esmond o'neill were injured on the beach on the ground o'neill's camera kept rolling norman clegg landed on south beach with the 6 commando was killed several days later and come for the year. on june 6th 1904 cameramen from the british army only had 80 minutes worth of film at the disposal they were able to shoot 40 minutes and only 3 minutes was shown in the cinema. in the movie tone news narrating the events of d.-day. like o.t.c. robotic m.l. keep learning march to reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture out facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from one measure to reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with his allies ation their shift 15 d.w.a. are. in good shape in modern society the pressure to perform seems on the present but sometimes they cannot be ever ready. in for tests is a catastrophe for men and it's wrong to own economics you should talk about the increasingly common incidence of erectile dysfunction are focusing on this week. good shit in 30 minutes from. relat

commissioner o'neill just calls it as he sees it. career. cop his whole i think he is the only police commissioner in the last 50 ofrs that was capable bringing himself to apologize or acknowledge our world -- our role in the transgressions or .ess ups apology to thea prospect park rape victim a few months ago. i'm not here tonight as his ambassador, but what i will say is that he does lean on my advice.tion heavily for on his staff and my role and the police department, he also has the former president of the organization as the lgbt liaison. he is engaging and interested and he wants to know the weight forward. he wants to know how the community feels. i wish sometimes that our community would be a little more engaging. i won't get into the specifics of the meetings where i am there as staff and not as the president, but i think sometimes other communities it seems our in and speakto go clearly. they are a little more organized. it just seems we can never come to an agreement on everything. that is troubling sometimes. community,lk but our

commissioner james o'neil was speaking about the raid on the stonewa stonewall, a gay bar in greenwich village that sparked days of protests and marked a turning point in the gay rights movement. >> i think it would be irresponsible of me as we go through world pride month not to speak of the events at the stonewall inn in june of 1969. while i'm certainly not going to pretend to be an expert at what happened at stonewall, i do know what happened should not have happened. the actions taken by the nypd were wrong, plain and simple. the actions and the laws were discriminatory and oppressive, and for that, i apologize. >> commissioner o'neil vowing that discrimination would never happen again tonight the lgbtq community. >>> coming up on "world news tonight" this thursday, the toddler killed in a leopard attack. >>> also, that dramatic scene at if nba finals. the player pushed by a wore yar investor. the league announcing his punishment. >>> the dramatic rescue today on mt. rainer. >>> and the consumer alert tonight that may be good news in the fight against robo calls. if you are tired

. >> reporter: the shooting happened last sunday when officer ryan o'neill shot and killed eric logan. >> another unit here. guy threw a knife at me. >> reporter: claiming logan had a knife and ignored repeated demands to drop it. >> one gunshot wound right side of the abdomen. >> reporter: but o'neill never turned his body camera on. in south bend it is the officer's discretion as to when to activate them. >> while body cameras were implemented across the department, obviously there is enormous frustration which i share that they were not there when needed them most. >> can we have an officer step over to this area, please? >> reporter: the community is outraged, claiming african-americans have not been protected from potential police misconduct. one woman escorted out. mayor buttigieg came off the campaign trail and faced -- the deceased's mother confronting the presidential candidate. >> i've been here all my life, and y'all didn't do a damn thing about me or my son, or none of these people out here. it's time to do something. if you can't do it, then step your -- down. and i'm tir

keane was appointed assistant manager when martin o'neill put in charge at the city ground in januaryll and described their years together at both forest and with the republic of ireland squad as "a magnificent experience". the club has wished keane the "very best in the next stage of his career." one match in the cricket world cup today and it comes at lord's where south africa are playing pakistan. they're currently 8th and 9th in the table so both sides are desperate for a win. pakistan won the toss and chose to bat first. they're currently 202—3. ball—by—ball commentary on radio 5 live sports extra. andy murray says he "didn't expect to be playing in the queen's final" on his return to tennis, just five months after career—saving hip surgery. the two—time wimbledon champion and his partner feliciano lopez will face britain's joe salisbury and american rajeev ram later. the pair beat the third seeds john peers and henri kontinen in three sets in their semi—final and have dropped only one set en route to the final. before that, lopez is playing in the singles final. you can watch th

what was his relationship like with tip o'neill?there parallels to what nancy pelosi is dealing with today? guest: absolutely. of theu are the speaker house, it's not just for your own party. it's the house itself. when you think about what your job is and how to perform it, you were going to be criticized no matter what you do. this a heavyweight to say is important. i am third in line for the presidency. i have to be very careful and do things by the book. with tip o'neill and the other saykers, they have had to this is something i can't take lightly. outtimes it's best to wait things. "the meanestle is man in washington." i would be remiss if i did not mention that jack brooks was opposed to the cameras in the house of representatives. explain. guest: yes. hewas opposed and then turned for around and thought it was something the american people should see what was happening in their congress. it wasn't necessarily gestate one moment decision. things had to work late. newt gingrich among others use having his advantage by his fier

michael o'neill's men are away to belarus and need to rack up the points as they play germany and the netherlands in the autumn... we will cover the assumption that it drops against belarus and we have also, it takes us a while and we have a huge game to look forward to and that is the task list at the players up for and we put ourselves up players up for and we put ourselves up in players up for and we put ourselves upina players up for and we put ourselves up in a strong position. scotland have a difficult task, away to belgium, currently the world's top ranked side. steve clarke's reign as manager got off to a winning start as his side beat cyprus at hampden on saturday. wales are third in their group and play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be 3 thousand seats shut off after hungary were punished by uefa for racist chating and vandalism during the game with slovakia in march. i have talked to them about it before, sanctions on racism should before, sanctions on racism should be stronger, and for me, it is all about concentrating on the game. i have enough to worry about wi

the scene created by the presence of the cameraman for example when you watch the film of desmond o'neill the real of him all of the commandos look at the camera they can't help looking the camera even though desmond they own sergeant grant us the man not to look at the camera when they were filming them because of course looking at the camera is the way you break the artifice of cinema in the british army there was an unwritten set of guidelines about how you present or represent the corpses you didn't show british dead or allied dead and you didn't show dead civilians or civilians in distress they knew that these scenes wouldn't be used by the news reels so given that they only had a very small amount of stock 10 rolls of film so about 10 to 12 minutes of film there was no point filming scenes that wouldn't have any use however there is one scene which is shot by i think it's a leather barrow on juno beach where he filmed some dead canadians of the longshore regiment in the water just near the shore now if you didn't look very closely you wouldn't realise that this was a dead body it's

and the day lesley evans dick lever barrow is a minnow neo or injured on the beach on the ground o'neill's camera kept rolling norman clegg landed on south beach with the 6 commando was killed several days later and come from view. on june 6th 1904 cameramen from the british army only had 80 minutes worth of film of the disposal they were able to shoot 40 minutes and only 3 minutes was shown in the cinema. from the movie tone news narrating the events of d.-day. and gemini with. at any time cut any place in the names. given of the love of christ it's all missing along to see is the combo from super man seats. for cut interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive jamming to frame 50 w. . story so that people who are old over information provided. the fenians they want to express d w on facebook and twitter update and in touch follow us. such. this is deja vu news live from berlin remembering d.-day and the very moment when allied troops stormed the beaches of normandy to free europe from nazi rule 75 years ago we're bringing you live coverage of american president donald trump

who was investigating break-ins in the city, o'neil's body camera was not on at the time. pennsylvania congressman is the latest democrat, another one to enter the race for the white house, but he has a little bit of a different message than his opponent. >> the president is not for problem, he's the symptom of the problem, the system that's not fair and accountable to -- >> well, the retired 3-star navy admiral said he delayed entering the race while daughter battles brain cancer, crowded field of 23 major candidates. just keeps growing. different note, the u.s. women's national team will take on spain in the world cup today, the teams are facing off in win or go home round on fox, if team usa wins they will face off against either france or brazil in the quarter final. go usa. well, the time is now about 10 minutes after the top of the hour and negotiations with north korea seem to be stalled or are they? turns out president trump sent letter to kim jong un, can we expect a denuclearization deal soon? joins us life with a look at what's really happening behind the scenes

who was investigating car break-ins in south bend, o'neil's body camera was not on.er pennsylvania congressman joe to enter race for the white house but had different message for the opponents. >> the president is not the fault, he's the symptom of the problem, a system that's not fair and accountable to the people. rob: retired 3-star navy admiral he was late entering the race while his daughter battles brain cancer, joins crowded field of 23 candidates. jillian: big day today, the u.s. women's national team will take on spain in the world cup. win or go home round at noon eastern time. rob: good luck, ladies. deadline for democrats before ice begins mass deportations, so what would a border deal look like if the democrats can actually work with republicans and the president? south carolina congressman ralph norman says we are running out of time live with what needs to happen next. jillian: going viral for annual lion drill, why the safety exercise is getting the internet attention, we are coming back monday morning. no matter how much you clean, does your house st

here's james o'neill's apology. >> i do know what happened should not have happened. the actions taken were wrong, plain and simple. >> we have come a long way for 50 years, but we have 50 years to go. there's much more to conquer in the gay community. >> you heard from the owner, kirk kelly. you can hear more from him on the "today" show at 7:00 right after "today in the bay". >>> 5:27 for you right now. coming up on "today in the bay", a step forward for the south bay expansion. the green light the transit agency is getting and how it could impact the timeline of two new stations. >> what caused the largest fire in california history. 5:27. we'll be right back. a little bird told me you have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now the fastest, most reliable internet can help you save on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? save hundreds of

. >> he tells us that the individual began approaching him with a knife raised when the officer o'neillot close to his own vehicle. he discharged two shots. >> south bend implemented body cameras and o'neill's was not turned on. >> does the camera on that tv work? but they are not going to show this stuff because they don't want to show the truth. >> compounding matters in a bar over the weekend killed one, enter ten. buttigieg cancer in interviews, fund-raisers and speeches and joined eric logan to spend time with the family. the mayor joined a call for outside investigation and acknowledge problems with the police the minority community have not been solved on his watch. >> the effort to recruit more minority officers to the police department and the effort to introduce body cameras have not succeeded. and i accept responsibility for that. >> mike: buttigieg issued a statement running for president as a mirror because local problems like these are not problems nationwide. after town hall yesterday, he said the problems of gun violence and mistrust of police don't get solved in his lif

jonathan o'neill from the fire protection association, thank you very much for being with us.ola outbreak in eastern congo should be declared an international public health emergency. the virus has killed around 1,400 people in the democratic republic of the congo and this week it spread to neighbouring uganda, where two people have died. uganda has banned public gatherings in the caisisi district bordering congo and has vaccinated many public health workers. the wikilea ks founder, julian assange, has been ordered to face a full extradiction hearing next february. mr assange appeared via video link at westminster magistrates court after the united states requested his extradition to face trial on computer hacking charges. his legal team said the charges were "an outrageous and full—frontal assault" on journalistic rights. iran has strongly rejected us accusations that it was behind attacks on two oil tankers off its coast in the gulf of oman yesterday. washington released a video which it said showed iranian special forces removing an unexploded mine from the side of one of t

a presiding judge will send a recommendation about pantaleo's fate to police commissioner james o'neill in the coming weeks. eric garner's mother, gwen carr, called thursday for all the officers present at her son's killing to be fired. meanwhile, the new york police department has apologized for the first time for its raid a half-century ago on the stonewall inn, a gay- and trans-friendly bar in manhattan's greenwich village. in june of 1969, the inn was the site of a violent police raid that triggered an uprising and helped launch the modern-day lgbtq rights movement. on thursday, new york police commissioner james o'neill made the apology during a press briefing on public safety for pride month events. >> the actions taken by the nypd were wrong, plain and simple. the actions and the laws were discriminatory and oppressive, and for that, i apologize. amy: washington state's supreme court ruled thursday against a florist who refused to provide floral arrangements for the wedding of a same-sex couple, ruling the business owner broke the state's consumer-protection and anti-discriminati

lee said logan was breaking into cars and approached o'neill with a knife. the statement says the actions of buttigieg have been divisive and solely for political gain and not the health of the city he serves. you can watch the entire town hall at c-span.org. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, to members of the house foreign affairs committee discussed the ongoing tensions between the u.s. and iran. first first, scott perry. then congresswoman abigail spanberger. from aarp's public-policy institute, lee purvis will discuss a new report on the specialty prescription drug prices and how the increases have affected consumers and employers. to watch be sure washington journal thursda and friday following the first democratic debates. with youronversation phone calls, facebook and tweets. mugs aregton journal available at c-span's new online store. go to c-span.org. check out the washington journal mugs and see all the c-span products. saturday, several presidential candidates spoke of

i rip when tipp o'neil in the '70s. >> you're one of the only guys who quote tipp o'neil on the show. >> he quashed the efforts to impeach nixon. obviously later he orchestrated it. so saying we're not ready yet doesn't mean never. but i think at this point the best strategy is talk as you did about the criminal investigation, call him unindicted donald. that's what he is, and emphasize the substantive issues. >> ari, i actually agree with the congressman we lionize bob mueller. i want to show a clip because to me this really frames the world that bob mueller is playing. >> it's almost as though the lawyers, mueller and his team, are in a knife fight and barr and trump brought a gun to that knife fight. >> and then ari you came back and you brought tweets and not understanding the communication -- >> mueller brought a book to a twitter fight. and this is a story i think we'll understand on the people-people matter on these things, it was incredible rod rosenstein tried to salvage his reputation by appointing bob mueller. people are in jail probably because of that decision alone. it i

o'neill says she has formed a governor many to try to figure how to implement some of the recommended changes including having board members elected by the public instead of appointed in downtown san jose jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> pretty day over the bay area, mostly sunny skies, warmer temperatures and it happens to be the first day of summer 2019. this nice night is going to continue getting into the weekend, here is a look at them for cisco right now beautiful look for you there. winds can really light, temperatures nice and mild in most areas. santa rosa a warm 79 outside your door, san francisco holding onto 65. oakland 66. san jose is 75. a warmer day today. here is a look at the proof. five or 10 degrees warmer. santa rosa by 10, conquered by 10. a little area around oakland. a tad cooler we are going to lock in these numbers as we get into your weekend so hopefully this is the kind of weather you enjoy. 56 to start your morning tomorrow, upper 50s in oakland. notice everybody sort of in the upper mid 50s. 64 expected for you right aright about sunrise. getting into the

nottingham forest have sacked manager martin o'neill after only five months in charge and replaced himternational sabri lamouchi. forest failed to reach the championship play—offs last season. lamouchi helped rennes qualify for the europa league ac milan have been banned from european competition next season after breaking uefa's financial fair play rules. they had qualified for the europa league but roma will now take their place in the group stage and torino will enter the qualifying round. 6abrieljesus scored the decisive spot—kick as hosts brazil beat paraguay on penalties to reach the copa america semi—finals. they'll face either argentina or venezuela who play tonight today's cricket world cup match in durham will be remembered for two things, a swarm of bees that briefly stopped play and also the win for south africa that has done england a favour. sri lanka are one of those sides that that can deny them a place in the semifinals. adam wild reports, for south africa, all that is left to play for is pride. the competition has been a sobering experience and may yet rank as the wor

police said logan was breaking into cars and approached o'neill with a knife. the statement said the actions have been divisive and solely for his political gain and not for the health of the city he serves. you can watch the entire town hall at www.c-span.org. here's a look at our live coverage tuesday. on c-span, the house is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern for general speeches. with legislative business at noon. members will finish work on a 2020 spending package that includes the v.a., justice department, transportation and housing. they will also consider a bill that provides $4.5 billion in emergency assistance at the u.s. southern border. , the senate is back at 10:00 a.m.. , the head of the transportation security administration testifies on capitol hill about potential vulnerabilities and other priorities for the agency. later in the day, we will hear from federal and state emergency management officials about natural disaster preparedness efforts at a house oversight and reform subcommittee hearing. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day, with news

she and ryan o'neil was a longtime couple. >>> while you were sleeping, iran slammed new sanctions announced yesterday by president trump. the country now says the door to diplomacy is permanently closed. president trump says he would not need congressional approval to launch war on iran. >> reporter: tensions rising between the united states and iran. monday president trump signing an executive order for new sanctions targeting iran's sm m supreme leader in hopes of forcing iran to the negotiating table. >> i look forward to discussing whatever i have to discuss with anybody that wants to speak. in the meantime, who knows what's going to happen. i can only tell you we cannot ever let iran have a nuclear weapon. and it won't happen. >> reporter: so far the sanctions have led to the opposite of their intended effect. overnight iran called the president's order fruitless and say the sanctions mean the permanent closure of the road of diplomacy. >> you cannot start a dialogue with somebody who is threatening you, who is intimidating you. >> reporter: with limited options moving forward, the thr

. >> that was new york police commissioner james o'neil. he gave that a at the bar in june of 1969 is considered a turning point in the gay rights movement. the people at the bar fought back as the city's public morrow squad raided that bar targeting gays and lesbians. >>> from the roads to the air, uber is offering helicopter rides. rides will start in new york on july 9th. rides can be booked several days in advance through the uber app. each chopper accommodates up to 5 people. the cost is $200 to $225 a person but only for uber platinum and diamond royalty reward members. >>> nike giving its stores a look at a new reality. plus size clothing town. the company trying to accommodate a full range of athletic sizes as well as new items for. there is nike town store in san francisco's union square. no word when they will roll out the plus-size line. >> the oakland a's start a series tonight. they'll be on the road against the texas rangers. now the a's scored first with two rbi singles in the 4th. chris davis made it a 3 run lead. in the end

and just this month alone, commissioner james o'neill issuing a public apology for the actions that wereicers back then. sop it certainly speaks to the significance of this place. it's certainly rather more shrine than it is par. >> polo, to think of how far we have come since that day, it is remarkable. thank you for reminding us of what it was like back then. and join cnn for a special pride and progress report on sunday at 4:30 p.m. eastern. >>> all right. senator kamala harris calling out the former vice president joe biden for his comments and his actions and positions involving race. senator cory booker made headlines doing the same thing this week. we're going to ask the senator what he thought about last night's debate and the race as it stands this morning. that's next. this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's

which ai can help its workers but not everyone is applauding mathematician and data scientist kathy o'neill is convinced an increasing number of institutions are placing too much faith in algorithms. they think algorithms are objective and true and scientific that's a marketing trick were being scored with secret formulas that we don't understand. the joke that often don't have systems of appeal. a lot can go wrong when we put blind faith in big data. she says artificial intelligence turns bias into written code so if a company has mainly employees middle aged white men and not many women or people of color the algorithm will automatically decide in the same way we put but. we want to make sure that that doesn't replicate itself in the interviewing process she would do a lot of testing and a lot of statistical analysis to make sure that isn't the case if we do see it we eliminate those characteristics from the model as well. so what does the future hold ai experts say they don't expect robots to be taking over recruitment any time soon they emphasize that artificial intelligence is merely d

points include wages pension contributions and scheduling issues in a statement board chaired teresa o'neill said vta is working toward a contract to protect long-term financial sustainability we'll still providing equitable and competitive compensation for employees. many riders meantime are making alternative transit plans for next week just in case. >>i would be only get to work and had to go over some things to get the word that cost more money than the bus might to take the bus to go to the hospital back and forth. i don't have a car. get me i'd be walking more. and all over the place aside from the full results there was no comment thursday from the unions should there be a strike light rail service would likely come to a well bus service will be limited to the busiest roach. >>with private placement drivers behind the wheel. i don't how long the strike. >>that's our students during the week ended up next people who commute or don't have transportation. >>in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. let's get check of the weather. >>as we step outside and look the set here. picture outside. >

.>>> teresa o'neill was appointed the vta board chairwoman. but it's also a city councilwoman from santa clara. she addressed reports criticisms at friday's board meeting.>>> we have a unique model. of our governing board of a transit agency. we should really look at what other transit agencies around the country are doing. if having a different for configuration would make help the agency be more effective for the residents we serve. >> reporter: each largest city in santa clara county appoints multiple board members. smaller cities must consolidate and share one member. there are also six alternate and ex officio members. experts say that recipe combined with dwindling fee receipts from light rail create too many challenges for the system.>>> they have systemic problems that i think are in part due to to the rail system. that make it extraordinarily difficult for them to have operating rail system. >>> we all have to staff up and really dig down and figure out what can we do to solve problems. >> reporter: the board has 90 days to respond to

that's happening right now imagine if i wrote a column about how it should kill o'neill choke to death on the shack sleep apnea mask that he sells. that's a real thing. and then it comes out no shock was seen walking around the other day very alive and yet i leave the article up without correction saying shaq is dead i would be called a con artist no one would trust me or hire me and this is like this is not new brutally executed north koreans have a strange habit of turning up alive it's not a damn distant here's from back in 2016 north korean general reported executed turns up at a party congress. that's the guy the washington post had declared was executed with an anti aircraft gun wow over all the ways to not really be killed that is one of the worst. but then there's the more. ridiculous claims in 2016 c.n.n. said kim jong un has executed over 300 people since coming to power a holy man that's a lot of people i wonder how many of them are alive right now god only knows so where did c.n.n. get that stunning numbers well they were told by the institute for national security strategy

. >> police commissioner jimmy o'neil. >> thanks, mr. mayor. at 1:43 this afternoon, the first 911 calls came in reporting a crash at a fire atop 787 7th avenue, right across the street, and that's a 54-story office building. emergency personnel responded as dan nigro said very quickly and fdny personnel put out the fire. we have one fatality, an individual that is believed to be the pilot of a privately owned helicopter. at approximately 1:32 this afternoon, the helicopter took off at the 34th street heliport and about 11 minutes later crashed across the street from where we are now. right now, the fbi are working with the faa and the ntsb to gather additional info on the pilot, we believe we've tentatively identified the aircraft, the flight path, and its owner. don't have too much more, as we said. that's a preliminary. and at this point, take some questions. >> we'll take a few questions. hold on. josh? >> you said the privately owned, do you know what function [ inaudible ]? >> yeah, tentatively, we have it as executive travel, all right?

we're going to be hearing from the commissioner o'neil we're going to be hearing from the mayor, bill de blasio. tom, this is group of people getting ready. they're sort of there and setup, ready to go. >> that's correct. you've got frank ribbon blue tie with the white stripes. he's the chief spokesperson for the fire department here in new york and the gentleman speaking to him on your right, that's detective james bern, and he works in the chief department office. when we start to see those people show up i'd be calling in and telling you guys we're getting close. not there yet but we're getting close. what has just been going on, and i think you alluded to this before, ali, is that all the officials get together. you've got the nypd, the fdny, the mayor's office, everybody basically gets in the closest dry safe space and says, okay, what do we have? what's the time line, what's going on? they want to brief the mayor on what they know, what they don't know, and then they want to be able to tell the mayor this is what we need to do as far as getting ready for, you know, traffic issue

points include wages pension contributions and scheduling issues in a statement board chaired teresa o'neill said vta is working toward a contract to protect long-term financial sustainability we'll still providing equitable and competitive compensation for employees. many riders meantime are making alternative transit plans for next week just in case. >>i would be only get to work and had to go over some things to get the word that cost more money than the bus um i had to take the bus to go to the hospital back and forth. i don't have a car. give me i'd be walking more. and all over the place aside from the vote results. there was no comment thursday from the unions should there be a strike light rail service would likely come to a home. >>well bus service will be limited to the busiest roach with private placement drivers behind the wheel. according to vta the union would have to give 72 hour notice before it goes out on strike. >>the governor's office would also have to be notified. given the opportunity to order a cooling off period in the hope that negotiations could continue. and campb

international news center in moscow this is r t with global updates every hour the day my name's union o'neill our top story. a glimpse into julian assange just life behind bars artie's a video agency ruptly has obtained exclusive video footage showing him inside london's belmarsh prison the video features the wiki leaks founder looking quite frail now and is the 1st for his a risk on removal from the ecuadorian embassy almost 2 months ago the video was taken inside the high security prison serving a 50 week sentence for skipping bill he's wanted by washington to answer charges of soliciting and publishing classified u.s. government information. as you can see june the sonship somewhat a man cia to hear in this exclusive footage r.t. right place video agency has obtained that was it apparently shot by one of the inmates at the belmarsh high security prison here in the united kingdom where the wiki leaks founder is currently serving his 50 week sentence for skipping bow in the united kingdom at the end of may we know that he was transferred to the president's health and indeed here in the unite

points include wages pension contributions and scheduling issues in a statement board chaired teresa o'neill said vta is working toward a contract to protect long-term financial sustainability we'll still providing equitable and competitive compensation for employees. many riders meantime are making alternative transit plans for next week just in case. >>i would be only get to work and had to go over some things to get the word that cost more money than the bus um i had to take the bus to go to the hospital back and forth. i i'd be walking more. and all over the place aside from tvote results. there was no comment thursday from the unions should there be a strike light rail service would likely come to a well bus service will be limited to the busiest roach. >>with private placement drivers behind the wheel. >>according to vta the union would have to give 72 hour notice before it goes out on strike. the governor's office would also have to be notified. given the opportunity to order a cooling off period in the hope that negotiations could continue. in campbell from fladeboe kron 4 news. >>co

international from the team myself union o'neill hello welcome. yet we will be jumping in and. presidential in a anything couldn't taste he will bring it right to you but 1st u.s. government documents reveal about the f.b.i.'s conclusion that russia was behind on alleged the democratic party service in 2016 let's go through what we know about this the agency never got a final report from private cyber security. company crowd strike which was hired by the party to investigate the hock the report was the core evidence for the russia investigation our senior correspondent. being trawling through the reports. faith is a remarkable thing it can move mountains if you believe something hard enough heart and soul it doesn't actually matter if it's real it ot faith in god in family or in russian hackers russia also who now after having hacked into the d.n.c. russia hacked into the pillar of our democracy russia is hacking and having gas currently and we did not mention exactly that did occur nobody is debating that that did or did not happen it did happen faith no need for evidence proo

for the cup america tournament where them truly underway with wins now for brazil at colombia o'neill milter or between venice way there in peru and this game just finished between qatar paraguayan paraguay seem to be cruising to be a lot before guitar came back with 2 late goals one from the outside of the area the bundled into the net after 77 minutes their 1st time in this tournament invited along with japan to participate with the 10 nations from south america was ill the favorites as they often are playing on their home territory the current holders it surely the biggest winners of this tournament to europe why it's almost just begun but still plenty to play for the brazilians here in general supporting their kids our national team paraguayan skills who came here in some numbers very evenly balanced match and as i say still all to play for still several we more weeks of football to go away and here are the magic in our stadium in rio de janeiro football's governing body fee for has told the saudi arabian banks satellite broadcast that arab sent to stop illegally distributing cons

still with us is a jim o'neill.were looking at pictures of mario draghi coming out with headlines, saying central europe needs sustained policy for convergence and that global went has displaced headwinds in -- global trade has displaced headwinds in recent years. do central banks around the world still have firepower to do what it takes? jim: they might have to find new versions of firepower. , therewe saw years ago was a lot of fear they did not have any firepower. i am reminded of something i've heard larry summers say. the only time you ever need a central banks is when they are not trained to cope with what is going on, which is quite profound can actually -- profound, actually. they will have to find something when the need guns. but just because it -- comes. but just because it is not on the shelf doesn't mean they can't. as we see in the world cycle slowing down progressively, then they will be tested again. -- aine: was it aced mistake not to normalize before? jim: it probably was. i have found it odd that

commissioner james o'neill. >> the helicopter took off from a heliport and around 11 minutes later itrashed on the roof of the building across the street from where we are now. >> reporter: the pilot was killed. he's said to be an experienced pilot and well respected in the aircraft cty. new york city mayor bill de blasio said there was no indication this was an act of terror. but governor andrew cuomo said and i remember that morning all too well. so as soon as you hear an aircraft hit a building, i think my mind goes where every new yorker's mind goes. >> reporter: and when you really think about it, this was an impressive response. firefighters say they were here within four minutes of those initial calls, and get this -- they were able to get water up 700 feet to the 50th floor where the helicopter was on fire. david, due to evacuations and street closures even as we speak, there are several businesses that were forced to shut down tonight. >> begnaud: jericka duncan on the scene tonight. thank you, jericka. t e dominican republic used bed sheets to block cameras from getting a lo

international my name's union o'neill our top story. artie's video agency ruptly has obtained exclusive footage of the whistleblower julian assange in london's belmarsh prison now the video shows the wiki leaks founder chatting with fellow inmates in the high security facility where he is serving a 50 week sentence for skipping it is the 1st time images of us have appeared since his arrest removal from the ecuadorian embassy in london almost 2 months ago concerns have been mounting over his health in recent weeks after he failed to appear before court at the end of may via video link for a hearing on possible extradition to the u.s. the united nations special rapper to war on torture has condemned this on just treatment over the years saying the publisher has been abused persecuted new smelter has been speaking to r.t. america. what we've seen now during my visit was already alarming and what we have seen since then his state of health has dramatically the theory aerated predicted psychiatrist the company my visit what would can happen