what happened to percy faucet? when he disappeared in the amazon looking for the ancient civilization. called "the lost city of z" i heard about the mystery while i was doing that story on the death of the greatest sherlocks homes and i came across a reference that said percy faucet helped to inspire the novel the lost world. solution you a little clip to give you some sense. >> here is then the picture of percy. now i will show you a clip from the lost world. >> i propose a new expedition with that acceptable member of the audience to proceed to the amazon to investigate my claim of the existence of the lost world. >> i read in the lost world and it piqued my curiosity i put the name into the database and out came these crazy headlines mattis it disappears into an unknown and here is a crazy have died from "the washington post" the savages sees a movie after rescuing percy fawcett. the thing about these newspaper articles they were in the washington post with banner headlines in "the new york times" all over the w

>> percy: yeah, i think we've seen our worst.ight all the time, but it's an experiment with democracy. it's an experiment you need to fine-tune as you go along. that's really the south african story. the dream is there, we all agree. the divisions are there, but these are not bigger than our hopes. >> anthony: what did i know about south africa before i came here? exactly nothing as it turns out. but i think based on what i've seen is that if the world can get it right here, a country with a past like south africa's, if they can figure out how to make it work here for everybody, absorb all the people flooding in from all over africa, continue to make mandela's dream a reality, maybe there is hope for the rest of us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> anthony: for most of my life, libya was a word with bad associations. libya meant gaddafi. libya meant terrorism. >> reporter: pan am flight 103 went down in a blazing fireball. >> anthony: libya meant a bad place where a comical megalomaniacal dictator was the absolute power.

just a year ago alison and percy when living the american dream. they were madly in love and had just married in rural minnesota. a matter of the summer of forty. two friends i didn't even know they were cambodians until i met him i just i just thought they were you know asians they just chinese i had him. i guess our first real date was like the minnesota state fair. and that's where he proposed to me was . the best time of my life being married at her wedding. two weeks off to their wedding alison discovered she was pregnant we were both really excited and happy we just. since we had had a miscarriage once already. we were excited. actually i have a baby. but the young family was about to be torn apart a few days off to their honeymoon he was detained by u.s. immigration officials. when he was just fourteen was convicted of second degree murder in a robbery gone wrong at the time he was the youngest person in his county to be tried and convicted as an adult he spent more than seventeen years in prison for his crime and was released in two thousan

because percy lab antivirus software to spy on us authorities don't conspiracies because firstly it's not the only antivirus program out there that's being targeted and being said that things are going on and in fact hackers are looking at these antivirus programs to use to get into places but so far so good we know at least with this product that we haven't really had any make massive breaches but it's china it's russia developers there you can be sure that the u.s. is going to be targeting them and that's exactly what's happening here there's again really no foundation to this but they're pushing this forward anyway alex i'm curious to know what is caspar scale lab doing to combat the then proven allegations well they're doing a lot and how far they'll get with it that's a different question because when somebody throws allegations out there like this prove it or not it's very hurtful we all know that it doesn't matter if it's the computer game or whatever industry you're in what because he's trying its best right now there they are saying that today they're basically they're starti

british powered percy surely would have been thrilled with all of those a likes. coming up next week. you know many fine birds tweeting in the branches but now a belgian researcher is getting the trees themselves on twitter the plants are fitted with sensors to get more information about the effects of climate change tweeting for science next week on shared. can't find you. can answer germans meant two hundred forty million euros in europe in search of a partner. and thirty percent of them now find their partner on line in. the business of love our special focus on made in germany starting october twenty fourth on d w. learn german with d w. any time any place. whether with joe joe and her friends. exactly. like mr spitzer's inspection goes on or with friends all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. learn german for free with d.w. . when history books are brought to life. maybe the stories there and we'll get to rewrite. the story of the russian revolution. from the perspective of writers thinkers and the guard ists . what did it feel like to live

british poet percy shelley would have been thrilled with all of i was a light. coming up next week. you normally find birds tweeting in the branches but now a belgian researcher is getting the trees themselves on twitter plans off fitted with sensors to get more information about the effects of climate change tweeting for science next week on shift. climate change. waste. pollution says. isn't it time for good news go out africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire shut. to go at it go be environment magazine. long d.w. . sustainable protection for the earth ideas designed to preserve our ecosystems and they exist around the world. global ideas takes the next step protection for our planet's biological diversity trailblazing projects. d w dot com slash global ideals. oh. well rick. the wrath of. the russia. i'm. out. of the cold. war my i was. over at the morgue and. this is the w. news live from berlin tonight bangladesh asking the world for health as they wrote him muslim exodus from myanmar approache

percy and help our they want to -- a hypocrisy and want to get that across to voters. but the democrats don't want to make the connection between trump and weinstein. they will let the party committee do it. people want to keep that in mind, this is not a one-party problem. host: c.j. baton rouge. independent. caller: i used to be a democrat and republican. now i am a proud independent. both parties are incredibly corrupt. hollywood is totally corrupt. and immoral. would promise to send a missile to hollywood only, i coupleend the guy a hundred dollars to develop his nuclear program. thank you. host: final thoughts? guest: in this case, actors and entertainers want to be involved politically. a lot of them oppose trump. they want to have their voices heard. people might say, what do you know, you were just an actor -- you are just an actor? but there is a long history of popular entertainers getting involved. they don't want to be sidelined because they are entertainers. they are always going to want to weigh into politics. shows thetein thing political relationship be

percy burned his papers which brings the challenge for historians and that era he was also very suspicious of the press the way they had treated him when he was on his deathbed and did very little to cultivate. and with less than four years researching for fiction but also think as they get to be president of the united states that is timeless and universal. and certainly not the first man and not the last. and with wealth and power. and then as relevant is in the 19th century so last year with president barack obama warned voters the presidency doesn't change a person. '' mack who you are or what you are does not change if you occupy the oval office it magnifies who you are in china the spotlight and he wore. after three months and is hard to argue the presidency has changed donald trump he seems to be pretty similar to canada it donald trump but the story of chester arthur does question obama is a theory that the presidency can change a person and at least it did once. so i'll take questions and then i will sign books. [applause] i will remind people to use the microphone. >> what these

percy and to be targeting or or highlighting something like this i think is breaking news specifically highlighting any elements from poking mind go with an investigation without providing any evidence is actually kind of indicative of how little facts they've had and how much they're trying to continue to paint this election as just one big russian conspiracy and that's the now it takes a closer look at the alleged new tactic by the now infamous supposedly. i think the care when you got to fifty and speak i was fine when you cracked. but this time you've gone too far russia you've touched the most sacred place the source of all my funny bits and friends baby pictures and the only reason i remember my friend's birthday the russian interference in the twenty six thousand election and how it ties to facebook ads that it's a little bit one hundred thousand dollars worth of political ads to a so-called russian told form yes it was about helping trump and hurting hillary do you want me to believe that a hundred thousand dollars worth of facebook ads could swing the u.s. election trumping hi

just a year ago allison and percy was living the american dream. they were madly in love and had just married in rural minnesota well a matter of the summer of forty. two friends i didn't even know they were cambodians until i met him i just i just thought they were you know asians they just chinese and i think of him. i guess our first real date was like the minnesota state fair. and that's when he proposed to me he was. the best my life being married at her wedding. two weeks off to their wedding alison discovered she was pregnant we were both really excited and happy we just. since we had had a miscarriage once already. we were excited. actually i have a bit. but the young family was about to be torn apart. a few days off to their honeymoon he was detained by u.s. immigration officials. when he was just fourteen was convicted of second degree murder robbery gone wrong at the time he was the youngest person in his county to be tried and convicted as an adult he spent more than seventeen years in prison for his crime and was released in two thousa

and say taking classified material home so the moment that he had it available on his laptop because percy hours worked the way that it's most to work at it searches for matches of malware on your laptop to protect you and that's what it did so it found him our removed it which is exactly what antivirus is designed to do but because the network had already been breached because kaspersky network had been breached the israeli government learned about it they in turn notified the n.s.a. and that's probably how the n.s.a. found out that this employee had done what he did in a way the n.s.a. should be thanking kaspersky lab because it helped it helped identify somebody who was doing something which is a huge no no in the intelligence community. geoffrey let's wrap things up that unfortunately appreciate you coming on the fascinating stuff saab security analyst jeffrey kahn thank you a thousand people protesting across council as you know what is spain's national holiday as the tensions that rise over the region's future details after the break . what politicians do. they put themselves on the

concerned about is having something issued so we can convince the public is the real assassin to percy's revolt with the first shot being fired from the bridge across the pond. is there any information which in any way you choose to leave harvey oswald is as some weight a cia agent. lobby about with the latest headlines at the top of the hour in the meantime for news as well as. when the lawmakers manufacture consent to stand to the public well. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. doing all middle of the room see. the real near. zero. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turns some countries into peg's these are the countries with. needed austerity policies if you. even though. it makes me. very happy. to see. good results. while still in place. connacht welcome to worlds apart russians a big believer is that in having that own special way to deal with universal problems including eighty eight here is public health officials found skeptically on hunger induction programs instead of counting on traditional values to sou

percy and to be targeting art or highlighting something like this i think is breaking news specifically highlighting any elements from poking mind go with an investigation without providing any evidence is actually kind of indicative of how little facts they've had and how much they're trying to continue to paint this election as just one big russian conspiracy no concerns are being raised over a fresh nato buildup on russia's border we've got more on that off this short break . in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington to washington post media the media. voters elected businessman to run this country business equals. boom bust it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. what else seems wrong. but i. just don't. let me. get to shape our disdain active. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back washington is building up its troops near russia's western border a move that according to most go vi

the european model percy is the perfect model of democracy i think it has great accomplishments and i would certainly never question that. and but i think we are to point where we you know we are in a world that is extremely open and where we have to respect a. different approach the different culture and a different experience from all counties and i think europe must keep our eyes and its or any ears fully open to other experience and also a way to look at the world views you know there's a fascinating book that was published a few years ago that is called the no once world that shows that today you know the world is you know after having been being divided into major force between. the end of the building war and then after you know the superpower of the united states it's and now we are entering in a world that we could say is a no once world where you know we have four or five. major forces around the world regional forces but also economy model and cultural model that are more or less at the same level and so we have to reinvent model of multiple multiple larry t. where nobody w

yeah i mean turkey percy observed her around them as a security threat but i don't think that any turkish military intervention into the iraqi kurdistan is likely the main reason why turkey perceives this referendum as a security threat is main needed to its own kurdish problem as you all know that turkey has been struggling against a kurdish insurgency for more than three decades therefore this referendum the turkish government things that this referendum can hamper that insurgency and any possible peace settlement. regarding that insurgency in turkey and as in bermuda i think that ng iraq's territory interesting that you don't think that turkey will resort to any kind of military intervention here because they have dealt militarily with the kurds in their own country that's true but it's in the air own country so yes the turkish parliament had an extraordinary session to grant a motion to the government for that kind of a military intervention so the government has the means the legal means for that intervention but i don't think it's likely to happen mr loring turkey has. intervened in

became that person could lead always how we had dinner after the show but on the stage he was that percy is transformed for that moment by and by by the way technically transformed he was trained thoroughly by these drugs and is absolutely a product of the actor's studio and when he what happens is that when the camera turns. he is literally transformed and is not he is not you know for the time that he is being x. or y. or z. the willing suspension of disbelief that well i have to do that that's what the audience was writing was willing to suspend disbelief and there are actors who enable you to do that very readily because they so thoroughly inhabit the character that they have chosen to play you like the british school of acting like it. was a great actor sure. the british school of acting was bypassed by the system which jumped over england and came to america with a group theatre and as a result there are two different kinds of acting but for example i don't have kids was on my show he said while i was studying at rada studying this classical technique which which is more present ta

we've been taking a look at some of the morning papers here in barcelona and as you can see they are percy unhappy about what's going on this one here says that. does insisted it reach me on independence catalonia but actually what he's doing in catalonia itself to carry on with this only intervention no one here is saying that you want has already allowed article one fifty five seen happen because he did not call that snap election and then on a very different note this is the local cattle on paper that's in favor of independence and they are. predicting that they will be a declaration of independence today do you why this is a declaration of independence and a message for the madrid government that's what they want the division here is clear to see people on both sides of the camp but there is a feeling that perhaps today it will be some sense of what is happening whether that is madrid taking control of this region and sucking. all whether there is a declaration of independence waiting to see. or go we think the vote kicks off in a couple of hours from. now earlier we spoke to a county

to forty five thousand the lowest number in decades the trumpet ministration says the new bedding percy gers are a way to protect america against terrorism but the fact remains that not one single person admitted to the united states as a refugee has ever been implicated in any act of terrorism gabriel's on doe al-jazeera new york. labrat five day funeral is due to get underway in thailand for king palmer donya day a year after his death a quarter of a million people are expected to line the area outside bangkok's grand palace to watch the golden chariot bring the late king's body to the crematorium complex. reigned for seventy years his death last october plunged the country into mourning now the kurdish regional government in iraq suggested that freezing the results of its a session referendum which triggered a confrontation with the central government now the kurds say they're ready for talks with baghdad and want a cease fire kurdish peshmerga forces have been fighting government troops near a major oil pipeline stephanie decker has more from the whole. tensions remain high between

yeah i mean turkey percy observed her around them as a security threat but i don't think that any turkish military intervention into the iraqi kurdistan is likely the main reason why turkey perceives this referendum as a security threat is main needed to its own kurdish problem as you all know that turkey has been struggling against a kurdish in storage and seed for more than three decades there for this referendum the turkish government thinks that this referendum can hamper that insurgency and any possible peace settlement. regarding that insurgency in turkey must come out here and as in bermuda i think that being iraq's territory interesting that you don't think that turkey will resort to any kind of military intervention here because they have dealt militarily with the kurds in their own country that's true but it's in the air own country so yes the turkish parliament had an extraordinary session to grant a motion to the government for that kind of a military intervention so the government has the means the legal means for that intervention but i don't think it's likely to happen mr l

to forty five thousand the lowest number in decades the trumpet ministration says the new bedding percy gers are a way to protect america against terrorism but the fact remains that not one single person admitted to the united states as a refugee has ever been implicated in any act. terrorism gabriel zonda al-jazeera new york with more on this let's cross over to doug bandow a senior fellow with the cattle institute joins me now live from albuquerque new mexico in the us good to have you with a song on the program so it's still very unclear who is or is not bound so when it is revealed come we expect more court proceedings. going to middle eastern countries where there is at least some argument. or internal dissension but we don't know what that list is going to be and until we do know it's arguable you would oppose the vetting procedure pouty comes with its own critics with more information required to be submitted for the oath or a tease from those applying for asylum is this sort of a legal way for the u.s. to maintain a ban on refugees or circumvent the thoughts of what the white ho

to forty five thousand the lowest number in decades the trumpet ministration says the new bedding percy gers are a way to protect america against terrorism but the fact remains that not one single person admitted to the united states as a refugee has ever been implicated in any act. terrorism gabriels and oh dear new york. in a rare case of party disunity two top republican members of congress issued a blistering attack on their head of the party donald trump the dramatic clash with the senators comes as the president is trying to push forward his legislative agenda kimberley healthcare reports now from washington d.c. . his promise to repeal obamacare has failed money to build a border wall with mexico remains in question so hoping for a legislative victory donald trump on tuesday went to capitol hill seeking support from fellow republicans for some of the steepest tax cuts in a generation this will be the lowest rate in more than eighty years so this was just before leaving the white house he spoke to reporters to explain how his tax reform plan will ensure his keeping a campaign prom

to forty five thousand the lowest number in decades the trumpet ministration says the new bedding percy gers are a way to protect america against terrorism but the fact remains that not one single person admitted to the united states as a refugee has ever been implicated in any act. terrorism gabriel's andro. new york still had al-jazeera i'll tell you why syrian refugees are facing abuse and violence in lebanon. hello welcome to international weather forecast across eastern parts of europe we've got this area of low pressure which is causing some real problems at the moment a line of thunderstorms extending into western parts of turkey meanwhile across more northwestern areas you got these frontal systems pushing in across the u.k. and through into ward scandinavia further towards a science working relatively dry and fine across the iberian peninsula and parts of france sunshine there temperatures into the twenty's now further north ates looking pretty wet and windy winds shooting through the baltic region and some coldish air with it too cold but still across more eastern areas and th

the us sing a song percy has died after suffering a heart attack because he was taken to hospital after being found unresponsive at his home in malibu. the musician rose to fame in the one nine hundred seventy s. with his group tom petty and the heartbreak is he had a hugely successful solo career and sold more than eighty million records worldwide tom petty was sixty six. now and i was here up it's the stream. there is a very important source of information for many people around the world. i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going. to the forefront. i am a muslim intellectual part of joining. in the world and what he calls revolution. psychedelic philosopher and author tariq ramadan has had his share of controversy his supporters say he has been worse.

settle down is rising is a nice bit of the warm summer so is it twenty one that you could do better percy is better still a twenty five foot no to gain for western australia those green dots the suggestion there is showers wandering around. what are you seeing tonight in our mind a suspected terrorist people of all faiths fell victim to a suicide bomber in manchester but if the bomb was indiscriminate was the placing of blame this is nothing to do with us this is about an individual who psycho you know that nobody could do this unless they were completely unhinged how much just as muslims responded to challenging questions and aftermath of the. people in power manchester united but this time on al-jazeera. the arab. you're watching al-jazeera live from doha top stories this hour the palestinian faction hamas says it's reach a deal on political reconciliation with fatah the two groups have been meeting in egypt in capital cairo to discuss the formation of a national unity government. spain is celebrating its national day these are live pictures from the capital madrid as a crisis over cata

. >> cuando uno mira las otras partes de la biblia, los otros versÍculos tratando de corroborar a percyer, estÁ en la biblioteca del congreso y presuntamente describe a jesÚs como blanco, de seis pies, con ojos azules. >> hay un documento que habla de la carta a poncio pilato al emperador tiberio donde demuestra, o nos da una idea de cÓmo lucÍa jesÚs. ya han hecho varias investigaciones y no aparece. los historiadores se han dado cuenta que estas famosas cartas de pilato, tanto a tiberio como a claudio, son fraudes. ilia: cuando usted me mira quÉ ve? >> me enoja haberte visto y a todos los de tu tipo que veo cada dÍa. la verdad, tambiÉn me molesta que en esta misma propiedad que heredÉ del clan hace 20 aÑos, y jamÁs habÍamos tenido un negro, o lo que te quieras llamar. ilia: soy de la grasa negra y soy una inmigrante hispana. >> lo que sea, pero nunca hemos tenido uno. no queremos personas negras. sampedro dice que no podemos compartir el pan con ellos. ilia: entonces, ustedes sÓlo comen con gente blanca. >> sÍ, yo como con mi familia, mis amigos. a no ser que sea un reportero o algo as

percy is up for reelection in 2020. european commission presence of the united kingdom must commit to paying the european union what it owes before brexit negotiations progressed. said theote speech, he process will take longer than initially thought. the eu brexit negotiator said yesterday that payment talks had reached what he called a disturbing deadlock. after withdrawing earlier this week, the kenyan opposition leader could reenter his countries presidential election on october 26. up the he would run government and commission accepted demands for reforms. his legal challenge led the kenyan supreme court to annul the presidents august reelection over irregularities. a day,news, 24 hours powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. takingpresident trump some of the most dramatic steps yet to unwind the policies of his predecessor. he stopped just short of abandoning the iran nuclear deal. he framed the decertification as a new strategy and asked cong

percy! percy is his name! time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are.fternoon. temperatures here about 12, 13 degrees. in the south, a few brighter skies developing and it will feel quite warm months again. tonight, the cloud will be pushed away to the south. a few spots of rain. noticeably chilly tonight, especially northern areas. in the countryside, much lower, the chance of frost first thing on friday morning. friday looking like a fine day for many of us. morning cloud in southern areas will clear. sunshine into the afternoon. maximum temperature is down by a few degrees in the south—east. these sorts of temperatures, where they should be for the end of october. going into the weekend, saturday, quite breezy conditions in the northern areas, a few showers in northern areas of england, western scotland, and further south—east, largely dry and bright. sunday, things start to change. the isoba rs, bright. sunday, things start to change. the isobars, the white lines, track them from where they come from, that is where the air is coming from, greenland,

buy every kind of food that you buy contains and so we just ingesting you know a daily cocktail of percysized at very low concentrations but you know you don't really know exactly what the impacts are of a long term over lives of over the time of the life of a human being. to add more to what would you recommend to those working and the agricultural field what would you tell them so that they could scale back and stop and pap things being then contaminating honey moving forward. well that's that's really a good question the problem is for two generations we kind of went into this direction of using persistence not simply and so it's one generation or so the other and the whole of culture basically is. built around this this kind of dogma the sides are necessary i firmly believe there would be a way of doing without these places such as emerged it would need it would require rethinking a lot of the way we we produce so food but there are plenty of examples of our cultural. production the do produce a lot and sometimes the yields are a little bit lower but we waste so much food anyway but

ange and some of brian's big rivals percy dortmund and hoffenheim play a very attacking pressing styleehind is a very astute tactician and he's also known as a disciplinarian and i think that's been one of brian's problems this season we saw it with some of the senior players rebelling semi some disharmony in the dressing room as well not be able to or try to bring the dressing room together he speaks spanish because he coached in spain previously said by whom i've got a quite a big spanish speaking element in this squad the likes of alter of a don hamm as if he can kind of bring those factions together then who knows what he could achieve ok i hope you got your crystal ball with you because i'm going to ask you to read the tea leaves who do you think will replace it it's a difficult one but everyone is pointing towards julian goldman over the days when when he was originally thanked and thomas took over for my birthday dortmund codes were immediately linked with the job now we understand that room and you've got to buy and chairmen favorite thomas took over the room and ego was the ma

may then wrote to his friend, john, and percy said he was distressed because you lost this valuable man. he didn't talk much about the brother. he's thinking about this valuable piece of human property that is gone. and then he says but now that the man is gone, the black woman won't do any work. she just lays around crying. so this is a terrible story, but to this story we see, we get a glimpse of a black family, a a black family that loved one another, that cared for one another, that is distressed and falls apart when one of their loved ones is taken by the waters. so when james may black woman as he refers to or can't work because she's in morning, he gets this wonderful idea, maybe if i buy her son from my friend and bring her son into my household that will cheer her up. we get another indication of how this family has been split and divided. james may try to get the sun, but his friend says sorry, i'm keeping this black boy for myself here one more snippet before i conclude. and that is a rare look at the experience of a native american woman who is enslaved in detroit. this is v

opposition supporters in various cities around kenya they're calling for the votes to be postponed and percy's election is a rerun of polls nullified with the supreme court a month ago opposition leaders have said they will not believe the rerun will be fair and have called on supporters to boycott the vote. and this would of course as i mentioned comes off the supreme court announced results from all this election due to irregularities since then dozens have been killed in an election related violence did obvious catherine and wonder joins me now from the kenyan capital nairobi catherine the chief election commissioner has been talking then explaining why the the votes we go ahead tomorrow as she said you know how do you justify his decision. well the chairman of the electoral commission has always said even last week when he said that he could not deliver credible elections it would be difficult to deliver credible elections he always maintained that operationally the electoral commission was ready to to hold an election we're seeing ballot papers being taken to the various areas and various

that's done and how he did it in his life and, you know, when i was growing up in louisiana, mentor, percy the great novelists, he said two types of people come out of louisiana, preachers and storytellers. he said for heaven sake be a storyteller the world has too many preachers. so as a biographer, you're just trying to tell a story. but whether it's any story that's ever been told, there are certain lessons that come out of it, and you try not to start with the lessons, you try to say where is this going to lead? but with leonardo's life, it was so filed with lessons and it remind med of einstein, it reminded me of steve jobs, it reminded me of ben franklin. so i thought, okay, what leonardo did so well by being so curious, he saw patterns, like how squirrels form in curls of hair, the heart, water, whatever, he loved the beauty of patterns from cross disciplines. so what i tried theo do, because in some ways this is a culminating book. i mean, i'll write other things but there's no mountain higher than leonardo da vinci, that what i tried to do is say here are some of the patterns now

to forty five thousand the lowest number in decades the trumpet ministration says the new bedding percy gers are a way to protect america against terrorism but the fact remains that not one single person admitted to the united states as a refugee has ever been implicated in any act of terrorism gabriel's on the al-jazeera new york. well the president's been coming under fire from his own party two top republican members of congress have issued a blistering attack on donald trump the clash comes as the president tries to push forward his legislative agenda and we all have reports from washington d.c. his promise to repeal obamacare has failed money to build a border wall with mexico remains in question so hoping for a legislative victory donald trump on tuesday went to capitol hill seeking support from fellow republicans for some of the steepest tax cuts in a generation this will be the lowest rate in more than eighty years so this would be just before leaving the white house he spoke to reporters to explain how his tax reform plan will ensure he's keeping a campaign promise to get ameri

percy from a nazi bomb on the front line.went and knocked on the door and asked her mum if he could spend the night there because he was so cold. she said yes, some days later he protected the daughter from shrapnel when a bomb went off, and they fell in love. 70 years on! fantastic. ironically, willian, was only there at the house because her then boyfriend who she was engaged to said it was safer to go to her mums. then she meets this soldier. but have you noticed, in the background, i don't think you'll focus on this, there's another interesting visitor at this photo. that's the queen. looks like the queen!” at this photo. that's the queen. looks like the queen! i thought it was the queen on tv but i think it must just be was the queen on tv but i think it mustjust be a great photograph, u nless mustjust be a great photograph, unless she was really there of course. sure it's notjust a photo on the shelf? no it's not, queen was really there! this is an interesting story. new england rugby kit. we should say, the eighth in t

eric, this gentleman here, and another guy by the name of bob percy, and we all had hoses and we were trying to save everybody. >> reporter: now, this isn't something -- this isn't something you practice for. i don't want to call it knee-jerk, but just the human nature, the human reaction to what -- >> it was human reaction. it was like we know each other. one said go get so and so, we came here and took care of it. >> reporter: we're showing live pictures right now what's left of your neighbors' home. just describe for us what you're seeing here. >> things this is roxanne. she's been here for 20 years. she was out of the country. so we tried to save that house first. because we knew she wasn't here. it just came too quickly. >> reporter: your reaction to everything you're seeing? >> oh, devastated. it's just unbelievable. i'll have nightmare for a few years here. it's bad news. really bad. >> reporter: and then, sir, you live across the street. there is a building in tact. that building is on fire. you look on the other side of the highway, the hospital there, the hilton is there. wh

willie taylor, tommy nelson, katie boston, percy cleveland, troy kleiner, classmates of mine, their parents were doing the same thing. i never hear people as of today say i can hardly wait to get my own public housing unit. this is a serious thing to me, my family and a lot of other people. my goal is to do something before i leave here, more than i've done, and hopefully can inspire others to want to do something, to do some major overhauls of some of our policies. we were able to do 3700 together. i want to ask you a question about that. but i want it to be known that helping one family will not change the world, but it will change the world for that one family. and people want help and they need it from time to time. if you look at 17 in genesis, when abram left going to the land of promise, he stopped at a place that many theologians call the halfway house. he stayed there until he could find a better route to get to the promised land. public housing is this. a lot of people stay there until they can get someplace else. my father -- my father sent my mother to college when i was almost

percy, the little fish. was it a clownfish? it picked ata fish. was it a clownfish? show us around a bit. good morning. yes, i am in the heart of mercedes hq in brackley, the nuts and bolts of the operation, and i can tell you on these steps later, tea m can tell you on these steps later, team management will address the tea m team management will address the team and more champagne will be had here, sprayed over various members of the team, and this is where lewis hamilton will address the team when he returns after success last night after winning the fourth world title. we are in the heart of the operation at the moment. lewis hamilton, what a moment. further down the corridor is where the new carfor down the corridor is where the new car for next season is being worked on. it is such a top—secret operation at the moment. when we came in last night, our camera phones had to be covered with a sticker so that we didn‘t give away sensitive or secret information. inside at the moment there are two bays, this is where bottas and hamilton‘s car will be worked on through