. >> the o'neill residence was wrapped in holiday cheer.- year-old cameron, mom susie and let's not forget callie. the fulsome family is ready for the big day. this christmas eve is the first time ever. the o'neill's are missing the family anchor. >> what do you think that he wants to have? a >> i think the snowman. >> jonathan o'neill deployed overseas. >> because i love him so much. >> he did active-duty for about 10 years. this is about his third year. with that comes sometimes being called to active duty and having to deploy again. we are ready for that. that is a part of being a military family. >> next year will be susie and john's 10 year anniversary. she has been through multiple deployments as a navy wife. this deployment was a first as a mother. >> this time around having two young kids has made it a lot more stressful. >> what color m&ms would you like? >> having to get up and get them dressed get out the door, go to work and come home. we are definitely it was definitely a challenge doing it on my own. >> for the past four month

john o'neil was able to return from naval duty.early to christmas eve. >> and santa gets to have the wreath. >> reporter: the o'neil's residents is wrapped in holiday cheer. four-year-old charlotte, five- year-old cameron. >> and now everyone has enough. and you have exactly the same. >> reporter: mom suzie. >> okay, that is enough. that is enough. >> reporter: and let's not forget cali. folsom family is ready for the big day. but this christmas eve is the first time ever the o'neil's are missing the family anchor. >> which do you think daddy wants to have? >> i think he wants to have the snowman. >> the snowman? >> reporter: petty officer first class jonathan o'neil deployed overseas. >> because i love him so much. >> he did active duty for about ten years. and this is about his third year as a reservist. and so with that comes being called back to active duty. and having to deploy again. and we're ready for that. that is part of being a military family. >> reporter: next year will be suzie and johns so ten year anniversary. and s

jim o'neill stays with us.time, stay with us as we will bring you special coverage on bloomberg today and tomorrow when the polls close. do not miss the action. it kicks off at 10:00 p.m. on thursday night. afternoone that, this in new york, in washington, and of course the evening of london, our special fed coverage. the fed decides. stay with us. from london, this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm viviana hurtado p credit suisse cutting its profit target for this year and next. trade chechens and negative interest rates are clouding the outlook for switzerland's second-largest bank. discredit -- credit suisse signaling this year that the investment bank is set to make a lot. chevron expects in the fourth quarter to write down as much as $11 billion more than half of that coming from appalachia natural gas assets. this after prices slumped in chevron is considering the sale of its shale gas holdings and is keeping its capital budget unchanged. this is the third year in a row that h

walterin memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of americadesigning customized individual and group rerement products. that's why we' your retirement company. additional support has been provid by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporatn funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios atr lincoln cen new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening and thank you for joining us. a powerful winter storm is sweeping into the northeast and making travel difficult as the thanksgiving weekend comes to a close. across the upper midwest heavy snow and wind caused highway closings aca flight ellations last night and today. blerzard conditions caused p outages and authorities issued a no travel advisory after 20 inches of snow fell in duluth minnesota. the snow, rain and icee its way into the northeast thisre morning and s expected through tomorrow.th the national w service issued winter

walter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. corpate funding is provided >> we try to live in the moment to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you mae most of today. mutual of america financial soup. retiremevices and investments. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private e.orporation funded by the american peo and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. ereenivasanod: goni tothere are new details emerging thouy ude t saofficer who killee and wounded eight others at the acola florida naval air station yesterday morning. severaoffials idenfied the gunman as second lieutenant mohammad saeed alshamrani, a member of saudi arabia's litary who was enrold lein and h alshamranipened fire in aiff's d to the scene reportedly killed the gunman in a shootout. one of the victims was idenfied today as 23-year-old

walter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. charles rosenbm. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most o today. mutual of america financial agrp, retirement servic investments. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your ikpbs station from viewers you. nfrom the tischstudios at lincoln ceer in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. mme chair of the house judiciary tee, democrat jerry nadler, said the committee is eneparing to bring articles of impeacto a vote this week. on the political talk shows this morning, nadler expressed confidence that coe democrat-led ittee has collected enough evidence to impeach president trump, even as republiave criticized the inquiry for having onl"hearsay evidence." >> we have a very rock-solid case. i think the case we have if prese

lter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerbg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the ment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial oup, retirement services and investments. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for blic broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to yourpb station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at anincoln center in new york, hari sreeniv >> sreenivasan: good evening an thank ining us. this week the democratic- marity house of representatives are wiving ahead an anticipated party-line vote on impeaching president trump. today, hse intelligence mmittee chair representative adam schiff defended moving ahead with the vote, even though the majority republican senate would likely ve to acquit in an impeachment trial.en >> if prestrump is overwhelmingly acquitted in the senate, is that a failure? >> no, it isn't a f

walter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make e most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and investments. additional suppo has been provided by: and by the corporation forbl broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at wlincoln center in rk, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenasan: good evening, and thanks for joining us. the full house of representatives, where democrats have the majority, is expected to vote on two artles of impeachment of president donald trump this coming week. if passed, the next stage is a trial in the republican-majority senate. senate mority leader republican mitch mcconnell has said he would be "surprised" if there are 67 votes to remove the president from office, and mcconnell saidhis week that he is taking his cues from the white

[laughter] >> you know, tip o'neill was famous for his ability to get along with republicans. for example, president reagan. examples to you have of mr. brooks getting along with the other side? >> well, he eventually agreed with ford on the budget. reagan invited him to the oval office to discuss legislative matters again and again. herbert walker did, he was always very good about referring to him as the chairman, i mean, he was always deferential when brooks was in the room, i mean, another-- i mean, if we had more time to write another couple chapters in the book or any other future congressional researchers out there, there's a guy i think from new york, republican named frank horton and he was the ranking member on the house governmental operations committee for years and years in between the two of them the number of marquis just life-changing bills that the two of them sponsor togetherth and push through congress is just amazing. inspectors general act, the paperwork reduction act which reduced federal bureaucracy, consumer protection act which eventually failed, but,

and people think the reason why those impeachment hearings were kicked in because tip o'neill had so much faith that he wanted him to take the reins. he was the next senior member of it was the driving force behind the judiciary. >> and he got together with his staff there was a couple dozen possible impeachment articles and they said no get it down to three or five strong ones and that's what they did. but they got this list together and gave it to sarbanes-oxley was the new senator from maryland and he read the impeachment articles that he had not read before if it had not been for the smoking gun tape it would've went to the impeachment articles instead nixon resigned the next week he reduce the articles. >> 35 congressman submitted a resolution for impeachment among those 17 were discussed and thrown out and then the rest were put into the judiciary and you are not to investigate any more to take the evidence from the senate from the watergate hearings and you should determine if those were impeachable offenses. so the chairman just sat he and the special prosecutors they didn't

michelle o'neill, northern leader of the sinn fein and vice party president.ited arlene foster but are instead joined byjeffrey donaldson, the chief whip in the last parliament. that is our panel. applause. tonight's questions come from the studio audience made up mostly of grassroots party supporters butjoining them some undecided voters, perhaps what they hear will inform the decisions they make at the polls in the next hour. you canjoin in by using this hashtag: welcome to our viewers across the uk watching on bbc parliament and on the news channel. the programme is being streamed on the bbc news ni website. let's get into it. ourfirst question comes from andrew foster, a student. he's from andrew foster, a student. from lisbon. do you believe brexit makes a united ireland more likely? a couple of polls indicates there are some change in support in 2015, 30% of people in northern ireland want a united ireland, now it is 51%. two thirds think brexit it's more likely in the next ten years. polls are only indications, not evidence. you have warned people not t

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>> reporter: the o'neill residents is wrapped in holiday cheer. 4-year-old charlack, 5-year-old cameron now, everyone has enough. you have exactly the same. >> mom susie. >> that's enough, >> and let's not forget callie. the wholesome family is ready for the big day. this christmas eve is the first time ever the o'neill's are missing the family anchor. >> what you think daddy wants to have? >> a snowman? >> deployed overseas. >> because i love him so much. >> he did active duty for about 10 years. this is his third year as a reservist. with that comes sometimes been called back into active duty and having to deploy again. we are ready for that. that is part of being a military family. >> reporter: next year will be susie and john's 10 year anniversary. she has been in multiple deployments as a navy wife, but this deployment was a first as a mother. >> this time around, having two young kids has made it a lot more stressful. what color m&ms the like? >> having to get up, go to work, come home. it was definitely a challenge. >> reporter: for the fast formats, the habit counting on today's

on september 14th, 29-year-old ajit o'neill were found in o'neill's home the them died at the scene from acute fentanyl income intoxication. his father was revived but died two days later. >> drug dealers sometimes and justify their conduct by claiming that their crimes are harmless or victimless. in this case, those claims are false. open air drug markets attract evil and export misery, despair, and sometimes even death. >> also give an update to the federal law enforcement initiative so for more than 100 dependents have been charged as part of the step up efforts. u.s. attorney >>> a woman shot that in her car. >>> danger inspector general michael horowitz testified on capitol hill after releasing his controversial report. that's coming up. investigating the trump campaign. campaign. >>> and in your weather, outside lots of cloud cover still dodging a few showers across the bay area. keep the payroll the nearby. we'll have more on your forecast coming up. you know when you go to ross for a few gifts and realize... oh yeah! you should've gotten a cart? that's yes for less. get gifts for

the first african american male to ben the cover of vogue -- steph curry, lebron james or shaquille o'neileagle the nfc the titans are probably one or 2 or 3 teams in actually that are given right, ah oh i saw them against the raiders in person they it complety dominated that can hills plainwell errick henry is playing really wellthat defendant playing well and i loved i loved that matchup just don't think bill belicheck and want to live his former play b m is to kind of the teacher and student type ing yeah, i don't think they were rules going to get twice right in 2 eks. and you know what lie tannehill he's >>> travel consideration providedy -- ♪ >>> in tonight's "e.t." birthdays -- which nba mvp was the first african american male to be on the coverf vogue? that's lebn james. happybirthday, lebron. >>> tomorrow millions will be tuning into dic clark's new years rocki e. >> andaula abdul spoke only to us about her performance. >> i'm doing three -- "straight up," "cold hearted snake" and "opposites attrt." >> cierr a is hosting forhe ird time. >> i'll be dancing and rforming. >> paula no

a few years ago a guy named william o'neil showed up as a witness in a federal case. it turns out he was fred hampton's personal bodyguard and he was also head of security at the party. -- in the party. we wondered if he had anything to do with the raid. we began asking questions and taking depositions. for those were not lawyers, documents, what's the big deal about documents? the government kicked and screamed and lied and had a judge that covered up for him and the book goes into the 18 months but it took and in the second month of the trial, 200 volumes of files are produced that had been hidden for the entire pretrial. among these documents we discovered four that i want to mention. there was an fbi program that targeted the entire left the -- the entire left but focused on the black movement and in particular, on the black panthers. one of the objectives was to prevent the rise of the messiah who could electrify the masses. we thought doesn't fred hampton fit that description? wasn't he pulling people together to support the community? we were told a hundred tim

and ryan o'neill, is he still alive?but we cannot talk about, and then in mexico i met a guy who was my age, we lived to the same . . . see music, same disruption in the vietnam war. and when i meet someone my age i am thrilled because we sell the same world, my writing habits, this is related to that, i joined the school and i had something to write about, i published a book when i was in africa, a novel came out and 67. how long ago was that, 52 years ago before any of you were born, and then i applied -- i went to singapore and applied for guggenheim fellowship. and i did not get it. so i had to work very hard, i started a review book and was working on a book in england and then i met a guy and he said i know a guy called gordon ray, i said i don't have any money, i'm an angry wife and two kids in it and got no money. i'm just working and then i published four novels, three novels and a book. he said you're in for guggenheim and i did not get it and when they reject me they spelled my name wrong is anything worse tha

the toddler died after accidentally ingesting fentanyl, which o'neill had consumed.convicted the three defendants could get prison. >>> in the east bay, a big break in the case of a hair cut gone bad. the woman accused of running over a barber in antioch is now in custody. 28-year-old ruby delgadillo turned herself in yesterday. she rammed her car into a barbershop after a dispute over her son's hair cut. the impact pushed 63-year-old brian martin into the shop's front window. martin suffered severe leg injuries. >>> building a better bay area can sometimes get contentious. passionate parents shut down an oakland school board meeting last night. ♪ budget cuts are coming to town ♪ >> as you can hear, the protests came in the form of christmas carol parodies. the oakland school board president moved the meeting. the coalition oakland not for sale claims the district mismanages money with little accountability. london says revenue is down and costs are up and she adds that oakland has more schools to operate compared to bay area districts. >> oakland has 36,000 students

she came by to check when she was unable to reach o'neill. the father died in the hospital. two days later. the infant was dead. >> both died of a sentinel overdose. but it is not known how the baby ingested. >> the precise meaning by which the baby was intoxicated with the fentanyl is not clear. and, i do not think we will ever know. >> reporter: they found a fifth of the grandma sentinel at the same. >> that one fifth grand of quantity is many many, potentially adult lethal doses. >> reporter: the two women were arrested just days after the death, and as shane crotty arrested only yesterday in texas. because they have been charged with federal crimes they can face different sentences. >>> all right, henry. thank you. >>> a new unique idea or a little help for approval. coming up at 5:30 we look into the suggestion that the homeless could be housed on a cruise ship docked at the port of oakland. >>> wild pigs tearing up in east bay neighborhood. what one city is planning to do to try to get rid of them. >>> and we are tracking the raindrops out there. the area today and thi

he says the fentanyl that killed o'neill and his son was sold in san francisco's tenderloin district. >> the idea that the harms of the tenderloin neighborhood open-air drug markets, the idea that those are contained in the tenderloin neighborhood are completely false. they use reach out into the communities. >> it is unclear how the drug ended up in the baby system. the suspects in the case have been charged with federal crimes which means they could face longer sentences if convicted. >>> the time now is 6:05 am. the house judiciary committee in washington is expected to vote on two articles of impeachment against president trent. the committee is meeting right now. this is a live picture. you are seeing this as we are. the first article of impeachment says resident trump abused his power by asking the president of ukraine to investigate his political rival, joe biden. the second article says the president obstructed congress by directing his administration to refuse to comply with congressional subpoenas. yesterday, the committee debated this issue. >> the facts are not in dispute.

susie o'neill formal thing going on don't you know it's coming when they ought to see oh i don't i just didn't know do you not that i don't know what i think you're going to let. me. take. you through the bomb you're going. to do that you do the new book on. that mold the minute. you have a mole. ok. but i'll go hop on a boat. because the. thing. you . come to. think of a very poor. design is the. money . got the new money. in this go the more. every day norio kimura returns to where his house stored 8 years ago. he's allowed to stay in the zone for as long as he wants. it's a long time since he last was protective clothing even though the house was close to the power station in an area where it will never be possible. during the tsunami his father wife and daughter unit disappeared without trace he was sure they might have survived and wanted to look for them but after 2 explosions at the nuclear power plant the zone was closed off. she was into. what this was still a ticking. on this unneeded. new. plane isn't it. as soon as it was possible to return to the zone he hurried to look for

police found patrick o'neill unresponsive, his 13-month-old son dead.lly ingesting fentanyl which o'neill had consumed. he died later at the hospital. u.s. attorney david anderson announced that three alleged drug dealers have been arrested. >> the defendants are charged with the distribution of fentanyl resulting in death. >> federal agents were even able to trace the origins of the drugs that killed the two. >> where these drugs were distributed in the open air drug market that exists here in the tender loin neighborhood of san francisco. >> the tender loin that has tentacles that extend beyond its 40 or 50 square blocks in san francisco. >> the tender loin, in august, the u.s. attorney announced an initiative cracking down on the drug trade. 15 federal law enforcement agencies partnered with an equal number of federal prosecutors, executing arrests in the neighborhood. in a letter to supervisor matt hany who represents the district, anderson said since august they made more than 100 arrests. 46 have already pled guilty. but anderson also pointed out

tip o'neill is like sure, as long as we get to keep them for leadership. there's follow-up letters that say increasing the number of people in executive branch for cleanses and, of course, this massive overclassification, congress will not be happy. as long as leadership gets there people it will be totally fine. speaker pelosi is a member of house intelligence committee. the people who think they need the information, the speaker the people she had pics, then motivator, they think the members of congress themselves simply are not -- touching around clearances and why does congress, why do congressional staff need to get a clearance? clearance is an executive branch function. putting aside that, why would congress want to go to these other folks to go and engage -- there's an edge which is the consensual process by which you obtain information. but from the first principles perspective there's a reason they should need to do so. >> there's a moment of fear and i see the related stuff, right? it's the area in which, it's not the only area but it's the area

authorities charged them with distributing the drug that led to the death of 29-year-old patrick o'neil and his son, liam, last second. last september. authorities say the fentanyl was sold in the tenderloin. >> wean that the harm of the tenderloin neighborhood open- air drug market is not contained in the neighborhood. those harms reach into our community. >> authorities say it's not clear how the drug ended up in the baby's system. the suspects in the case have been charged with federal crimes which means they could face longer sentences. >>> the death toll following that volcanic eruption on an island in new zealand is believed to be 16. authorities announced today two people who had been hospitalized have now died. the announcement came as the volcano vented more steam and mud. and that delayed plans to recover bodies still on white island. many of those who survived the initial blasts on monday suffered severe burns. >>> movie producer harvey weinstein remains out on bail after posting additional bond. he arrived at court in new york today using a walker. a judge increased his bail

walter, in memory of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by ml of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by theorporation for public broadcastin a private american peoplnded by the anby contributions to your pbs station from viewers like yoyou. than hlincoln center in new yo, alison swart. >> stewart: good evening, and thank you for joining us. investigators in the united kingdom are searching for clues about how a convicted teorist was able to plan and carry out a stabbing attack yesterday. n killed two people and wounded the other london bridge. london's counterterrorism officials named e suspect as 28-year-old usman khan. charges in 2012 for a plot to blow up the london stock exchange. last year, he was released early from his 16-year sentence and ordered to wear an ankle monitor and ipate in a rehabilitation program. police said thattack began at an event for prisoner rehabilitation, which

these charges highlight the spread of the epidemic of fentanyl, that killed o'neill and his son was sold in san francisco's tenderloin. >> the idea that the harms of the tenderloin neighborhood open air drug markets, idea that those are contained in the tenderloin neighborhood is completely false. those harms reach out into our communities. >> authorities say at this point they don't know how the drug ended up in the baby's body. the suspects have been charged with federal crimes if convicted they could face longer sentences. >>> an east bay mother accused of running over a barber will be in court today. antioch police says she turned herself in yesterday, the 28- year-old got into a heated argument with the barber. witnesses say the argument escalated. martin is recovering from surgery. >>> a former football player has been charged for attacking a police officer. 199-year-old joseph faces two felony counts including resisting arrest. he allegedly assaulted a berkeley police officer and reached for the officer's gun during the struggle. he remains in custody in jail in dublin returning c

have been charged with providing the fentanyl that cause the over dennis overdose death of patrick o'neill and his son leah. he traced the jugs back to a network of unturned dealers in the city. >> where these drugs were distributed in the open area drug market that exist in the tenderloin neighborhood. >> reporter: it is a rare kind of prosecution and one clearly designed to make a point. anderson repeatedly cited sanctuary city loss. >> the way those policies are being applied is also resulting in sanctuary and perhaps immunity for those are engaged in criminal misconduct. >> we stand by our century city policies. we've had these policies for decades. >> reporter: supervisor matt henne rejected the sanctuary complaint, he's also asked for federal help in his district. we showed you dealers on this corner in june of 2018. this is what the very same corner looked like in the rain today, still plenty of business. at the time, police complained about repeatedly arresting the same people. >> very frequently. >> reporter: why hasn't the city been able to take on this problem on its own? >> i w

in moscow this monday december the 16th a warm welcome to our to international my names you know o'neill. being cast over the credibility of the un's poison gas watchdog the o.p.c. w. more leaked emails from wiki leaks reveal concerns from another member of the team which probed on the alleged attack in the syrian city of duma last year he says the final report into the incident misrepresents their findings. the fact finding mission does not reflect the views of all the team members deployed to duma only one fact finding mission to member a paramedic of the so-called fact finding mission could soon was in duma we're not insisting on being right in our assertions but we are demanding to be heard we have been stonewalled throughout by obfuscation exclusion and even folkish and bullying behavior. just to give you some background on this the alleged chemical attack in april last year reportedly killed dozens of civilians in response the united states sell its nato allies france and the u.k. conducted air strikes against syrian military targets that was the biggest western military action of

houston at 9 pm and 6 in the evening right here in moscow welcome to our 2 international i mean and o'neil. we begin the program in the russian. foreign minister zarif is working as he earlier met russian counterpart sergei lavrov who stated that the west must return to compliance with the iranian you're. that's because it's the u.s. is forcing the countries not to fulfill their obligations despite iran's compliance with the reach degree. ment's we demand that the u.s. and the e.u. both return to full implementation with the legations voluntarily and then iran would do the same but if our western partners do not want to confirm their respect for international law then the. must be recognized as dead. the united states is trying to impose its will on other countries and make them violate international norms and standards as for the european position on the g 20 politically they support it but in practice they do not do enough to counter the u.s. sanctions we think the europeans should stick to their commitments well apart from the scale seeing the prospects for the nuclear deal the top dipl

wherever you are today with us my name's o'neill. a member of the force fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida on friday the f.b.i. is investigating the incident reportedly examining whether it was terror related the shooter was a saudi military trainee and was out the base to study aviation he was shot dead at the scene. on confirm reports suggest that the perpetrator published an american manifesto prior to. a further half a dozen saudi nationals were arrested near the base detained for questioning here's our contributor with more. f.b.i. is now taking the lead on this which is interesting because a saudi national florida governor on the santas though told reporters that the saudi arabian government needs to make things better quote unquote for the victims one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is you know be time to do this but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to to make make thi

prosecutors say that fentanyl killed 29 year-old patrick o'neill and us 13 month-old son, s, this happened back in septber, sam lamb, the drugs were traced back to san francisco's tenderloin district. 2 women and one man now charged with distribution of fentanyl resulting in death. the department of justice is calling on san francisco's sanctuary city policy for hampering the crackdown on drugs way those policies are being applied in san francisco. >>there's also result sanctuary indians on rap unity for those who our this kind of crime. >>happens no matter what and so to attributed to a policy is i think unfair we want to make sure that filing people violating people's civi liberties. >>san francisco mayor london breed she says that she's open to discussing the issue with the us attorney's but she wants to make sure that that policy change does not lead to other issues. notes san francisco police arrested 11 people in the tenderloin for dealing drugs. we have mug shots of the 4, 4, of the suspects they were arrested along golden gate avenue and just these 4 rest alone. police 188 backs of

the gerund joined union o'neil my colleague earlier to discuss the victims background. 40 year on phil in congress village he was killed in what was described as an execution style killing he was shot twice in the head and this is a murder case that quickly became highly politicized in the media with headlines pointing the finger at russia drawing comparisons to describe things in the u.k. calling it the script pal 2.0 in fact the media were less interested however in delving into the history of the victim which makes quite an interesting read his c.v. is quite it shows a quite a checkered history let's say he's an ethnic chechen georgian citizen he was an islamist a former soldier he fought against russia in the 2nd chechen war he has connections to some very high profile terrorists many of the fighters he fought alongside went on to move to syria and join islamist groups there he sought asylum in germany in 2015 that was after a failed assassination attempt was that the 1st time someone tried to kill him. he was actually on a terror watch list a quite some time here he was described

walter, in memor of george o'neil. barbara ho zuckerberg. charles rosenblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and vestments. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, karina mitchell. >> mitchell: good evening and ing us.ou for jo a gunman opened fire in a texas church this morning. he killed one person, wounded another, and was killed whenpo ce say, parishioners returnes fire. servic were in progress at the west freeway church of christ in the town owhite settlement, about eight miles west of fort worth when the shooting happened. the church live streams its services. o cal television station wfaa reported that viom the live stream showed aerson in

this is our to your warm welcome to the program my name's o'neill. it's been quite the night in the u.k. the conservative party the general election polls by a huge distance with leader boris johnson declaring breaks it can finally help and as for the opposition parties pretty much the. labor suffered a series of humiliating defeat leader german corban says he will lead the party into the next election for the liberal democrats their leader lost her seat let's find out more on cross now it's hard to u.k. in westminster for a special continuing election campaign. it appears that boris johnson's election gamble has paid off as he's accuse a massive majority in parliament yes has since made a victory speech and has gone to meet the queen folk in mission to form a new government andre walcott on top of the stuff ahead of us. well as we can see these live pictures at the moment this is a formality obviously that the queen and the prime minister will go through in order to form a new administration a new government and this has nothing to do with it i was

the former minister clare o'neil is now in the chair of the un process.lenty of support ahead of the next summit, due in glasgow next november. one of the things at this moment made more difficult for the uk is the fact they have a much tighter set of negotiating items they will have to deal with next year. but the actual lift, in terms of delivering more action, was always going to be a big lift, and they can't do it on their own. and, all the time, reminders of the threat. australia is enduring unprecedented bushfires, and the coming days there could also see record heat. david shukman, bbc news. in india, at least six people have been killed in delhi after police and demonstrators clashed over a controversial new law on migrants. the law allows people from three mainly muslim countries to become indian citizens if they claim religious persecution, but not if they are muslim. pratiksha ghildial reports. extraordinary scenes in india's capital. this is the fifth straight day of violent protests across many parts of the country. screaming and yelling. her

the former minister clare o'neil is now in the chair of the un process.he'll need plenty of support ahead of the next summit due in glasgow next november. one of the things at this moment which made it more difficult for the uk is the fact they have a much tighter set of negotiation items they will have to deal with next year but the actual lift in terms of delivering more action was always going to be a big lift and they can't do it on their own. and all the time, reminders of the threat. australia is enduring unprecedented bushfires and the coming days there could also see record heat. david shukman, bbc news. joining me now from new york is may boeve. she's the executive director of the international climate advocacy group 350.org. thank you forjoining us. firstly, people have come away from these long discussions almost emotionally fatigued. how are you feeling? i share that sentiment, especially because we have had such an incredible year on the other scale of what we are measuring here, which is people power. this year we have seen unprecedented amo

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walter, in memy of george o'neil. barbara hope zuckerberg.ro charles nblum. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorro cahelp you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement seices and investnts. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, yamiche alcindor. >> alcindor: good evening and thank you r joining us. asfour days ago, the housed two articles of impeachment against presidt donald trump. now, members of both parties are weighing in on house speaker nancy pelosi decision to delay sending the articles to the senate. republican senator roy blunt said he doesn't even think the speaker has the power to withhold the articles. >> frankly, i thk this is a mistake on the speaker's part. ndthink this has looked pretty politica

my colleagues in the o'neill spoke to lawyer he told us the u.s. has transparency issues when it comes to how guantanamo detainees are treated as he suffered any lasting physical psychological. torture. well you know he must you know anybody would but it's i've visited him $67.00 times a year or several but it isn't and it's really quite hard to see it in that manner because you have said the minutes of adjustments because of what techniques were used on him the waterboarding may have produced some problems were feared the fact is they were used on him for 17 straight you did it is. road you didn't want to. believe he's not going to face any charges he has not faced any charges there the clear issue is here why is he being kept for so long in kuantan him obey. well i think it is yes or is there's no question that for 17 years he's never been charged . for 10 years we've asked repeatedly for him to be charged with crimes and that is very frustrating 'd but they do it in c. and the cia is in the united states. as far as he was never a member or nothi

he stops moving and that is the moment apparently that he is neutralized now in terms of timing on o'neill were mentioning earlier this was the day of putin's annual address to the nation an address where he's asked dozens of questions by journalists in an unscripted interview went on for several hours a large number of journalists laws them of press in attendance in central moscow up to 1900 believe this year record numbers and also putin of course in the kremlin to mark the day of security. service personnel it's going to take place tomorrow this incident came on the eve of that and it's perhaps the irony here that putin was giving a speech on how to prevent extremism radicalization and terrorism to prevent these sorts of incidents taking place and this is a fragment from a speech just a couple of hours ago. we need to be more active in countering extremism it's necessary to firmly uncompromisingly suppress the provocations who violence to drool people especially you into the social radical activity. ok we got the latest video let's get a little bit of an update now from the ground becau

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the former minister clare o'neil is now in the chair of the un process.of support ahead of the next summit due in glasgow next november. one of the things at this moment which made it more difficult for the uk is the fact they have a much tighter set of negotiating items they will have to deal with next year but the actual lift in terms of delivering more action was always going to be a big lift and they can't do it on their own. and all the time, reminders of the threat. australia is enduring unprecedented bushfires and the coming days there could also see record heat. david shukman, bbc news. a british man shot and killed during a robbery in argentina is understood to be 50 year old matthew gibbard from northamptonshire. his stepson stefan zone is also thought to have been wounded. it happened outside a five star hotel in the capital buenos aires. angus crawford reports. moments before a brutal attack in broad daylight. see the white minibus. matthew gibbard, stefan zone and theirfamily are inside. the driver moves to get their luggage. no—one notices t

just looking at the statement the northern powerhouse put out, it appears your vice chair, lord jim o'neill convinced that the government will come through on this, because i quote, "i hope it is real." i think he is right about that. we have had previous conservative ministers under theresa may who have made suggestions they want to do this. we have very clear if this does come off on have very clear if this does come offona have very clear if this does come off on a budget alongside a green light for the northern powerhouse rail, that would be a strong signal the government had changed direction and was taking these issues seriously. i don't think we can take the musings of dominic cummings on the musings of dominic cummings on the front page of the times at face value. we have got to see the detail behind it. i do believe that the chief secretary is very serious and if they are given the support needed from the wider cabinet colleagues, it will happen but it falls on the whole cabinet to back those northern mps to make sure these issues do make it to the budget and we see the confirmatio

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