the people 's vote parties, the remaining groups that are campaigning for another recommended —— referendum— referendum. people were saying they were hoping they would rally around it. they have now put out messages which say, do not vote labour if you want to remain because you can't trust them if they are not calling for at least the people to have a final say or confirmatory boat, it is still the will of the majority. but believe activists in the north emphasising that there will not be a second vote —— a leave activist. keir starmer potentially pushing for that boat, so labour's ability to hold it together is potentially problematic. keir starmer said in the house of commons this would likely lead to a confirmatory vote, and it has left voters with a very poor choice. if you are a traditional labour voter who has voted labour all your life, you will have to look for one of the green remain parties. nigel faris's new party has risen in the polls immediately, it is extraordinary. it will be very interesting to see what happens with both the local and eu elections in terms of where the vot

party ‘s manifesto. largest economy by 2030. it's even in his party 's manifesto. indian election is very much based on the economy. thousands of peopleing out on council tax discounts as campaigners say differences in how local authorities handle the process is too confusing. the severe mental impairment exemption means people with dementia, alzheimer's or parkinson's shouldn't be paying council tax. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports. thomas is doing more to help his mum out at home at the moment. because she is doing more to help her mum stop the show. sharon ‘s mum has dementia which means that apparent her siblings are in charge of the finances. following the diagnosis we had an appointment with the memory clinic and they said, what are you doing about benefits? survey told me about the council tax exception which i had no idea existed. it's thought that tens of thousands of people across the uk don't realise they should be paying —— shouldn't be paying tax. that's why they have decided to advertise exemption more to just have one standardised form and to give people the money back right up to the point tha

s become if the people don't toe the party line i've never heard them complain about their votes when elected when it suited them i'm so that sad people are says i find this another foursome have proven by the political arrangements to go there is nobody within the island or within these islands as far as i can see with the capacity. to do the damage that has been done we need another george mitchell style sure person independently informed to come in here and to on do what went before and start building afresh and i doubt on the list as a reconfiguration within the democratic unionist party in terms of leadership and senior personnel i doubt if there is a capacity for nationalism to go back into government with the particular party that talking about george mitchell your term along with all the other major persona over the last generation that only if the people who came in to help will it be bill clinton or george mitchell burthen really understand nor moment i think george when i think george mitchell was the most consummate politician i've ever met he had a very very good brain an

s become if the people don't toe the party line i've never heard them complain about their votes when elected when is sit to go for that sound people are says i find this interview with john shad isn't very informative and also very important create sure thank you people are give real says we did not vote to have a people's vote in scotland reported to stay in the e.u. independent scotland and gavin says the u.k. m.p.'s have never articulated the impact of rex it many don't have to chop his ear let's conclude our cities our northern island let us join alex in belfast. those who believe that twenty years of peace brought a name to community diversions to take a walk to east belfast the shadow of the cravens of harlem the wolf here five year old from either side painted on just about every warrior for a memorial still the part of militaries who died during the conflict you'll find communities separated by piece walls one on one clear on a mother or a small or this is the reality that the visions of not ended by a peace process takes time but the real diversions are not the first one som

people more broadly. that gets lost a bit through the 1970's but there are moments of the democratic party worked where the culture and class agendas together, though not spectacularly, at the ballot box. >> i wonder if you can address this issue. if you go to an atm or express checkout, it's english or spanish, we have become a bilingual society. is that a good thing or a bad thing in terms of where we have our today and where we are today? >> i haven't studied it particularly, but i think it's an element of realism. whether it is good or bad, people speak spanish in this society and to accommodate them is to, it's probably good business for most of these companies that do that. it's a basic level of respect that communities have for a long time fought for. not just in the business realm, but certainly in politics. we know in the great voting 1965, rights act that was seen by most people in the united states as a victory for african-americans, it contained a little-known provision that honored puerto rican access to the ballot by making their ability to be literate in the english-language not disqualifyin

people have been either voting for a new parliament but without any opposition candidates on the ballot voters will choose eighty three m.p.'s from two parties that are both allied to president patrice tallow the government at most and bring in mozambique is urging people to seek higher ground as the threat of flooding increases two days after a major cycle and it's the second one in six weeks so lashed the southern african coast torrential rain has already flooded some areas meanwhile aid workers are trying to bring in supplies kamala's here the needs are for you have a little over twenty five but it's off to risk it all vietnam next. al-jazeera the silence wherever you are. going to. play oh. oh oh oh. oh. oh oh oh. oh. oh oh oh oh oh. oh oh oh. oh oh oh. oh oh oh oh. oh oh. oh. oh oh oh oh. oh. oh. oh. oh oh look i play. the fool there are two staples to be enemies life rice and bamboo for its many uses. thank you thank you. so i have had a little. film with oh not a word out i mean like that before it's the other guy you know. i am going to make one more wonderful. thank you when your bride and i can get new laws what are you going to. w

s according to his resignation they want one point growing calls from the opposition parties that one must accept him many people are now supporting did so are they flock marks are counting on collecting that one line at the moment right jamila national dean in colombo for us thank you very much thank you now look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a summit on china's massive global infrastructure project the belt and growth initiative has wrapped up in beijing leaders from nearly forty countries attended president xi jinping pledged that projects would be financially sustainable and environmentally friendly but critics say the initiative increases chinese influence around the world and saddles poor nations with manageable debt. the second giant storm in just six weeks is plowed into mozambique cycle kenneth made landfall late thursday and authorities say its aftermath could bring twice as much rain as psychodynamic last month disaster agencies say seven hundred thousand people could be at risk at least five people now have died since the storm struck. final preparations are und

of the opposition congress party raul gandhi the election is the world's biggest with nine hundred million people eligible to vote they will lech five hundred forty three m.p.'s to the lower house of parliament called the lok sabha polling has been spread out across the country in seven phases today voters went to the polls across nine states this includes parts of the state of west bengal where one political party is fielding a significant number of female candidates at school. forty one percent that's the highest number from any party this election correspondent sonja sally carr travels to west bengal to meet. of the trinamool congress. in. its early morning in whistling gold's not their district politics here is a festive appears it's dominated by the ruling t.m.c. or tournament congress party. and the start of the show here is the party's. she quit a prestigious job as president of j.p. morgan in london in two thousand and eight. return to india and plunged into politics fulfilling a long held dream. when i was a kid if you asked me what i wanted to become i never said. i wasn't i want to be. my throws been doing that as an elected local lawmaker for the

you know desperate and disappointed people are putting their hopes in smaller more radical parties in the provincial capital we need model d.i.'s from the far left party who need us put their most promising by just a breath of fresh air and fresh start. to understand what it was and on the divisional parties have governed spain for forty years and they're responsible for the emptying of the countryside people should have the courage to vote for our innovative policies they will bring people back we will build new roads and train lines and create more jobs unities for women it is. to me. like the smaller parties raquel says the p.p. also has a massive plan to bring life back to the countryside she's promising better infrastructure and more support for farmers and better internet access i get sad at it that people should trust us to make the most of their votes but it's not to vote for the smaller parties because the us seats our party has the less it will be able to do for the countryside i mean that was a debate with that. but the elections are expected to show that spaniards not just in rural areas but across the country are l

has been for a long time that we wanted a people 's vote, but again it is labour abstentions that stop that happening. crucially, we tried to work with other parties supported the common market, the one that would have kept us in the single market and the customs union, that was a compromise position. fundamentally it has to be about the jobs of our constituents, and that would have been in our economic interest. we are massively frustrated because we were told that referendum in 2014, if scotland stayed in the uk we would remain eu citizens. we are now being dragged out. voted overwhelmingly to remain. scotland voted to stay in the eu, to revoke article 50, to make sure we stayed in the single market and customs union, and our views and votes are simply disregarded. i think it is becoming increasingly clear to the people of scotland that if we want to remain part of the eu we need to take seriously the idea of remaining part of the united kingdom. that is a choice we will be facing. your frustration is clear, but on a more immediate level what happens next? everyone is talking about what potentially might happen on wednesday when mps are set to t

party starts to go underground. a lot of people leave japan and go to china because the crackdowns are so aggressive. throughout the 1950's, the communist party is increasingly marginalized in the leftist groups. -- anti-coalitions are it doesn't mean the communist party is not there, being a major factor. there is a lot that is left that is acting outside of the party. >> we will open it up for your comments and questions. please wait for the microphone. we will start up here. >> thank you very much. i am a retired diplomat. benjamin: clearly, the postwar occupation and development of years since has been a remarkable success. that said, i was struck by the extreme self-serving nature of the rhetoric and language used to justify particular policies at different times. degrees different from each other. secondly, the success of the occupation was due to enlightened u.s. leadership in the military and double medics service and so on. service-- diplomatic and so on. war, they had to act in a way to preserve as much of their culture and institutions, including the emperor. to do this, they had to play ball. i would like you

people in between voting for a new parliament but without any opposition candidates actually on the ballot voters will choose eighty three m.p.'s from two parties that are both allied to president. and floods are being reported in northern mozambique following the most powerful cycling ever recorded their cycle in canada dissipated had killed at least five people and flattened entire villages two days before but more severe thunderstorms are expected in the governments want people to move to higher ground this cycle in the second in six weeks to lash the east coast of southern africa another check on the headlines in half an hour al-jazeera world casablanca fight club is next. casa blanca morocco's biggest city. its economic capital and one of the busiest financial centers on the african continent leading moroccan and international companies have their headquarters and industrial facilities here. so cost a blank has an affluent middle class. but its three point six million population doesn't all live in smart areas like this. and this is that because i live a modest neighborhood right in the center of the city life here is about survival rather

s was palpable people metaphorically tearing their hair out and criticising all the different tribes and factions within parliaments within the parties as well for failure to to compromise now so tight is the deadline now that a new plan is emerging and it looks like a cross party attempt will be made to put a one clause lead just it's a bill before parliament this afternoon the exact wording of it we'll know later on the south the new we don't know it yet it's being proposed by yvette cooper she's a labor m.p. and a conservative m.p. calls all of the let win and essentially it uses the way that the m.p.'s of taken control back from the government and put it in poland it uses that process to carve out a window of opportunity to put this bill up for debate which would force the prime minister to apply for an extension of article fifty the expectation is procedurally that the bill would be debated on wednesday would hopefully clear by thursday the lower house and then go to the lords for further consideration but the timetable is extremely tight as effect hooper has acknowledge she said too but there's been too much brinkmanship going

laws for women in spain and the people's party were talking as well about perhaps taking away the abortion laws and bringing it back to laws from the one nine hundred eighty s. that did not sit well with many voters and in particular women here in spain so rights did abuse public hold on the story for us tonight in the public thank you. well it is not only spain where female voters are being courted by politicians in the world's largest democracy india the role of women in society and in politics is being discussed like never before india you may remember is in the middle of its marathon general election voting is staggered over six weeks and it comes with a guarantee that no voter must travel more than two kilometers to reach a polling place and voters reminds you will elect a new parliament and prime minister the ranger modi from the ruling hindu nationalist b j p no he is seeking a second term his main challenger is leader of the opposition congress party you see him right here who gandhi now the election is the world's biggest with nine hundred million eligible voters they will elect five hundred forty three in peace to the lower house of parliament whi

people in need of voting for a new parliament but without any opposition candidates on the ballot this will choose eighty three m.p.'s from two parties that are both allied to president patrice tal rights groups of warned of threats to believes democracy. afghanistan is marking the anniversary of the overthrow of its soviet backed government in one nine hundred ninety two after occupation by the soviet union in the one nine hundred eighty s. what's called liberation day signifies the end of russian influence in afghanistan bus thirty years on some believe that moscow's influence is now beginning to return those headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera off the talk to al-jazeera next. china's a problem has become famous for its large number of elderly many age one hundred years or older one i want to investigate state the raging home the secrets to a long and healthy locks on al-jazeera to. see. you know our dream without knowing about. the dramatic impact in the case of global hope one of the richest people in the world bill gates initially made his fortune by founding and running the microsoft corporation. nearly twenty years

people. no, no, no. everybody has got that word dripping from their lips and their party. >> capri: 's right, because the. >> harris: the media did not make tom perez, the chairman of the dnc, talk about socialism right there. >> capri: somebody obviously asked her about it he has no choice. >> kennedy: i could do a better job of pivoting and talking about democratic ideas. >> capri: that's a whole different issue. >> harris: bernie sanders stills at the top of those who have jumped in. of course, joe biden's deleting everybody but he's not on the water yet. bernie sanders, your party effectively pushed out of the front lane last time around. >> capri: because he decided to come come to the party as a- >> kennedy: democrats voted for him. >> capri: i don't know about that. i'm not saying it would necessarily vote for president trump but -- >> harris: wow. you don't have a rebuttal, you just don't even want to talk about it. is playing directly into the republican's hands. every time we give attention these folks. i think bernie sanders -- >> harris: i'm not about to ignore the democratic chairman. >> ken

people in the party. to improve the party organisationally, that is myjob. that is a job in which one enters into many political discussions. where 1'spopularity. this is perfectly normal and precisely why the party members elected me. in order to take on this job for the party. i have a good division of labour with and there were angela merkel which i would like to continue. she has been there as chancellor now for a long time. she doesn't like rivals, we all know that. even though she asked you to come here to berlin, you are seen as the chancellor in waiting. isn't that a bit uncomfortable, when you are with her or in relations between you two? translation: we both have a very relaxed relationship. ithink translation: we both have a very relaxed relationship. i think we both actually deal with it very co mforta bly. both actually deal with it very comfortably. and it is more the journalists who wonder about how we work together than us. it is a new situation for the cdu, which is why one has to get used to it first. it requires a great deal of coordination and cooperation, which has worked well so far. but it needs to be worked on

people from both parties were pretty upset about the firing. even though there was a rich tradition of firing the independent counsel or special prosecutor. ulysses s. grant did it. what was good enough for him should be good enough for contemporary times. it was tugging at the idea of honest and accountable government. how dare you, mr. president, order the firing of the special prosecutor. congress responds during the carter administration with the ethics in government act that created a special prosecutor that five years later was called the independent counsel. now would be called the special counsel. what that step represented was a radical shift from our traditions of separation of powers from the president or the attorney general appointing a special counsel and investing that power or vesting that power in a three-judge panel of the court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. three judges chaired by a member of the d.c. circuit but judges appointed from around the country. a panel of three to serve on rotating terms appointed by the chief justice. that was the mechanism for 21 years in which a number of people were appointed incl

as reporter peter in the o p s explain some people in the area actually are on the officer site. >>doing a noise complaint for a partyrning 2 weeks ago prompted this police response. officers pepper spraying and throwing him into the ground. the chief says an officer beat him with the baton leaving bruises and lacerations on his face that certainly at that i can say >>one of my officers should not have assault it. another person doing that type of run that justification officer luke dear a 5 year veteran of the force arrested on felony assault charges today 2 other officers on unpaid leale that this happening in the 500 block of first street in albany and house the chief called very problematic for a few officers trying to get. >>the leave the house and the a couple who lives nearby saw the whole thing they say there have been issues with all-night parties for years. >>so somebody gets arrested now we're going to arrest the cop and then dropped ball, legitimate charges on these making our >>doctor alan screen with the center for law justice view body camera footage, not publicly made available yet. kicking somebody i

people celebrated mass today. he launched it a week ago but the u.k.'s independent newspaper said nigel farage's new party is on course to leave labor and conservatives trailing in its wake. what is his movement need to donald trump in 2020? nigel farage is here live to tell us. and no roads. for the love of hunting, fishing, and working the land. for love of conservation, preservation and restoration. introducing tracker off-road vehicles. designed and built on american soil for kicking up american soil. tracker off road. built for love of country. when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >> for the second time in two weeks, british prime minister comes along and begs, begs for an extension to article 50. it was humiliating. the commonwealth, america, m

people celebrated mass today. he launched it a week ago but the u.k.'s independent newspaper said nigel farage's new party is on course to leave labor and conservatives trailing in its wake. what is his movement need to donald trump >> for the second time in two weeks, british prime minister comes along and begs, begs for an extension to article 50. it was humiliating. the commonwealth, america, many of these countries are actually like us still believe that we are a great nation and yet we have sunk to this. >> laura: nigel farage's successful brexit campaign in 2016 was the precursor to donald trump's victory in just days ago he launched a brand-new party, leaving all of his competitors in its wake so far. in less than a week, the new brexit party surged to the very top of the poll with 27 present. look at where the conservative party is, down to 15%. labor at 22%. what does this new movement tell us about brexit and also extending it back to across the pond to us, trumps prospects in 2020. joining me now the leader of the new brexit party, nigel, i knew you could not stay out of politics because the el

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but i do believe that there's a large group of people in this country,s especially in the democratic party for a different form of leadership. they believe that the president is d divisive, that he has not tried to unify the company. he is basically focused on his base and that really worked -- joe biden said -- i saw the video for the second time -- that it's time for respected leader pship on the world's stage, dignified leadership at home, time for equal rights and equal justice. this is a candidate who knows his way around washington but i believe his biggest challenge is to appeal to a different generation of americans who may not be as familiar with his record. >> james free ma freeman here al street journal. wondering about the issue of climate for biden. the premise of his candidacy seems to me he can win blue collar workers in the industrial midwest. he called climate the biggest threat we face. if he goes to the green new deal where the senators running for the democratic nomination have gone, doesn't he alienate those blue collar voters? >> everyone knows that the obamaing, bide

s here. it didn't start with donald trump as some people think it started with donald trump in the republican party. i tell people, since the end of the mexican-american war, bashing mexicans and immigrants has been a part of the political fabric of our nation. that's why i have always fought for a country to be all it has held itself out to be, a country that really is a place where all men and women are created equal, and where they have the same opportunity to a better life, to liberty and freedom and the american dream. mr. madrid: after 1994, you are elected in this environment and become speaker. mr. villaraigosa: majority whip a few weeks after i got elected. that.aker after >> but i want to move now about 10 years after that, when you decide you are going to run for mayor of los angeles. the speakership is ended, you find yourself on the los angeles city council. mr. villaraigosa: city council was after my first run for mayor when i lost. mr. madrid: i'm sorry. mr. villaraigosa: when i decided to run, i was speaker of the assembly, but nobody really knew who that was. like today. most peopl

s. . are useless as much will which is going on which hasn't come to a full. recovery we have a problem with this tea party system in the united states where the american people are it's the last sunday to represent marriage stress because i know a lot of americans. are profound but i have to choose them or castle have to choose the public and really know in the unproper very represent their interests but because there is this battle between democrats and republicans are you know who coast is next presidential elections are coming up so are a number of people all they are responsible go to secure a white house attacked the nationals what will of the for our not our country or indeed are not like country just. made chris cool guy. is not responsible behavior who plays because rich model politicians are going to have acts it interested pro peace well stability well tomi but not this one gets it right doing live without the country it will be one of the liberated have some american polish or should be seeking peace and stability in the wild fantasies that all. politicians are you know i have to sit very exactly r s m s s how they receive the support of the ameri

democracy or the people or anything like that but to try and merge the two antagonistic sides of the conservative party in the u.k. that have been at loggerheads since the one nine hundred eighty s. that's all he was trying to do it had nothing to do with democracy it had nothing to do with europe it was just trying to provide cohesion to his political party the irony being of course that they got a result they completely did not expect it was a protest vote it was the biggest democratic vote in the entirety of u.k. history and now it is being ignored so it is sundering not only the conservative party in parliament it is broken the people's trust from whichever side remain or breakfast here in the parliamentary process i mean the whole thing has been staged the whole thing's been manipulated through the courts there is a lot of anger and i think it's only going to get worse i mean people keep talking about all the demonstrations on the u.k. streets from one side or the other and there's damn little coverage of the. demonstrations in france in english speaking media that's actually far more important and yet we still have a manual macro on the french president lecturing britain a

to be high if people doing what they can to try and counteract that shift to the right in terms of what they hope for will be independent parties i think will help to send as many m.p.'s as they can back to the central government in madrid twenty three or twenty four seats perhaps on offer to them in order to be able to influence or perhaps explicitly support a government led by the socialists again because there is here a quiet recognition that unilateral action has worked but the way forward is a more pragmatic more sensible slow paced patient approach involving dialogue and the only government office any sort of engagement with the dependent supporters that would be a government of the left thank you jonah how polls closing around eight hundred g.m.t. continuing coverage on al-jazeera throughout the day and still ahead on this news hour why are places of learning becoming much needed to shelters for sudanese in libya. i'm not what i think in many and i'll be reporting on an election with no opposition and what that means for this country. and in sport around pull off one of the biggest upsets of the season to win the french top the details with sun are at about ten

situation on the ground and people and then in voting for a new parliament but without any opposition candidates actually on the ballot voters will choose eighty three m.p.'s from two parties that are both allied to the president patrice tell them you're up to date with the headlines casablanca fight club continues next on then we're back with the news of. the. now but how boxing club is the new rundown part of casa blanca. it's run by a former moroccan featherweight champion salih a man who invests his time and money developing young fighting talents. the regional qualifying stages of the national championships are only days away and tension is building among some of the young fighters. the wait is as important for a boxer as for a jockey in horse racing they're either too light or too heavy one thousand year old my mom she wants to fight as a walter weight but is several kilos too heavy. whereas fifteen year old model ones it was and is still too light for his first competitive bout as they do near pin weight. was the sound i was used at zero zero zero zero zero zero zero as i deal with it it was monday night the office bustling. city was that. was. sad sad but it. was a

party. >> president trump>> president s the one, i don't know anything about her. i take a lot of pictures with peoplelooks like a selfie or something and i do that a lot. sometimes depending on weather, you know, where i am or what i'm doing. hundreds of times a day. but no, i don't know anything about her. >> mr. president, the democratic policy and as the irs for six years of tax returns? is that all. >> president trump: usually it is ten so i guess they are giving up. we are under audit, despite what people said and we are working that old. i'm always under order, it seems, but i've been under order for many years because of the numbers, i guess when you have a name, you are ordered. but until such time as i am not under order, i will not be doing that, thank you. thank you all very much, appreciate it. thank you very much. thank you. i wish them luck. i do wish them luck. >> in ways of interacting, do you have to apologize? >> president trump: no, he will make his own decision and he's very capable of making his own decision, you assume. you very much. we are finished, let's go. >> bret: presiden

s. >> jack nicklaus just turned 80 last weeks. you don't even realize. >> neil: president? >> that's them. >> i answered that some people in the democratic party their -- the candidate's age against them obviously because it's so progressive. pete buttigieg is gaining so much steam 37 years old. that actually might affect joe biden in the primary. >> neil: sometimes you can be too young? >> sure. there is a lack of experience. but that may also help pete buttigieg he has no record reflect badly on him. >> and people identify with him that could be me. >> neil: you want them to be ready for the office. >> rebel they are too old because of the stigma. >> we have to think about the fact young people are not voting at the records they should be voting. i think the last election. >> neil: that's because they are all high as a kite. >> we are all high as a kite -- excuse me. energized. >> neil: let me ask you this young people. new study that shows too much use bad for your health. does it make you think twice. >> let me check my phone real quick to see the answer. >> no way even if it's bad for your health no way phone usage going down. numbers goi

s, it was democrats, who with wrote the civil rights bill. people do not know that. things can change, and i hope they do, too. the republican party today, they've been hijacked by a man who is not really republican or democrat, he is for him. a narcissist, he just wants to win. the fact that they have been hijacked this way is not good for our country. the fact that so few of them have questioned payments are -- their own party in the white house, it has changed. maybe the moderate label came from the other side, i don't want to hit on republicans. i want to win them over. i want to when the majority of our country over to the notion the path that obama talked about of creating a more perfect union, that's the path ahead. that health care is a right, not a privilege, everybody out to have it, -- ought to have it. the notion that we shouldn't have open borders, it's ridiculous. in every country in the world, have immigration policies and a border, and they should be secure, particularly in this era, but they should be humane. should reflect our values. if we want to do something about to the candidates were running, we have to inv

s officers 4,000. and offering incentives for officers to live in the community that they serve. >>> to chica now, developing there several people including children were shot after gunfire at a party. the shooting happened last night afternoon 6:30. appened at a family gathering and people on the scene were not being cooperative according t police. six people hurt here, two kids. a 10-y, r-old gi8-year-old boy. they're stodble. that's news. a woman was also shot. she is in critical condition. there were other three other men that were also hit. so far no one has been arrested ithere. >> aurbing discovery in the district leads to what police re calling a death investigation. d.c. police say someone found what appears to be human remains. this was the scene yesterday at arou 11:00 in the morning on 30th street in alabama avenue in southeast. investigators recovered the remains and sent them to the medical examiner's office. >> time is 9:37. authorities in carol county, maryland, are calling it one ofd the moturbing scenes they have ever seen. a couple is now under arrest after the discovery several dead dog at their home. police say on friday, animal control rescued 27 dogs. they fo