when the dealer didn't respond to his complaints, perry asked us to step in.e contacted the dealer. without giving an explanation, the general manager agreed to pay perry $1,456.75 for the damage. keep this in mind, when you need repairs, every dealer and auto shop in california must be licensed by the california bureau of automotive repair, and the bureau logs complaints. they tell us people like perry filed 18,000 complaints in 2017, 98% of them warranted further investigation. so if you're upset with a dealer or mechanic, let the state know. you can also find a link to the bureau of automotive repair on our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. you can tell us about your complaints there, too, or call us 888-996-tips. >>> 4:55 right now. you may remember the sharks made a blockbuster trade last summer to get a top defenseman. >> now that trade is starting to pay off in a big way. shark tank roaring last night as the team hosted the rivals l.a. kings. erik karlsson was in the thick of it. second period game tied at 1-1, he passes to tom hertl who makes a nice mov

perry: thank you. the president has asked for $800 million for things like medical care for these my grants, for transportation for meals and for short-term custody facilities to deal with the inflow of illegal aligns our laws have caused. he asked for 75 new immigration judge teams to process these people. here claims with merit and deal with claims that do not. and, yes, he asked for the wall. to cover the 10 worst sites as described by the department of homeland security to prevent entrance from pouring across the border, especially in the dead of winter and the extreme heat of summer. these are rational measures and they are humanitarian measures. the cheap and disingenuous moralism of the democrats in congress have brought us to this point. they' opposed every one of -- they've opposed every single one of these proposals. not only in this congress but every congress before. this is the worst posturing. i say, this is a crisis. now, our colleagues on the other side of the aisle have a clear choice

perry: i will yield. mr. gohmert: you mentioned the 51,000. that's just as i understand those who were apprehended. mr. perry: in one month. mr. gohmert: in one month. that's not everybody that's coming in. my friend, being a general in served d states army, ur country so meritoriously, we had a situation under president woodrow wilson where a small part of pofrpblo villa sess gang came across the -- poncho villa's gang came across the united states, killed some families, and then went back the devout nd democrat that woodrow wilson was, he apparently saw that small incursion as an invasion. he sent -- and i've asked the congressional research service for their best numbers, and the estimate, taken from articles and information they had gotten, probably around 75,000 of a new group called the national guard. 1900's, in the early sent them down to stand guard on the border, 75,000. and sent the general down into mexico pursuing poncho villa's troops. they never did get him. they got a lot of his lieutenants, but apparently when 75,000 people we

perry read thank you perri for joining us today yes thank you very was a pleasure and up our want to ask you know many in chicago and around the country are calling are they're calling foul over you know cook county circuit court judge vincent gogin sentencing of van dyck i mean he handed down basically a six year nine month sentence for the murder of a quantum mcdonnell why do so many feel that justice has not been served in this case well i'm simply putting history the history in america has shown that when law enforcement authorities execute. a life of black life in particular this is what the result looks like down and granted he was convicted and that's rare on its own. but just in length of sentence. speaks to the the worth or lack of words to shown to black americans some two subjects i think they're saying you know what we did about three years realistically right you know and i'll essentially be in protective custody the whole time it's not like he's going to have your normal run of the not present experience differently no he's going to eat well he's going to make sure he's

perry: it is difficult to say at the moment.] our framework of monetary policy be transferred. we will continue updating our outlook and indication and the direction of our policy rate. yvonne: are you focused toward -- you shifted to civility -- is there now more room to switch it back to more on growth? especially ahead of an election? perry: we are employing the , whileof monetary policy monetary policy focusing on stability. our macroimizing producer to support growth. for example even though our policy rate is expressive, but we assure first [indiscernible] for the bank to continue lending -- yvonne: real quickly, you talked about the rupiah being undervalued. what is the appropriate value, you think? perry: [indiscernible] on a number of indicators of the fundamentals, whether increasing [indiscernible] and other aspects. [indiscernible] that is why we see the rupiah still undervalued. yvonne: what about the election? perry: besides being a better democracy, we will be seeing the election will be run smoothly and continue

when the dealer didn't respond to his complaints, perry asked us to step in. we contacted the dealer. without giving an explanation, the general manager agreed to pay perry $1,456.75 for the damage. keep this in mind, when you need repairs, every dealer and auto shop in california must be licensed by the california bureau of automotive repair, and the bureau logs complaints. they tell us people like perry filed 18,000 complaints in 2017, 98% of them warranted further investigation. so if you're upset with a dealer or mechanic, let the state know. you can also find a link to the bureau of automotive repair on our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. you can tell us about your complaints there, too, or call us 888-996-tips. >> thanks a lot, chris. 6:26 right now. >>> fresh off his golden globe win, oakland win maharshal ali is on "ellen" today. >> talks with ellen about a toast bill murray hilariously shared with him during the award show celebrations. >> bill was, you know, toasting us and i don't drink, but bill toasted his glass on vego's head and linda and toast

, tim walberg, je dihice, rick allen, peter olson, buddy carter, morgan griffith, andy barr, scott perry, aisle grateful for their participation in reading this historic document and mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back.

yes, it was literally an olive branch that finally ended the bad blood between taylor swift and katy perry. katy sent it to taylor when she started her reputation tour. >> we're still holding out that s sarah jessica parker and kim catrall can patch up their feud. >> we have never been friends. we've been colleague. >> that's not the way i recall our experience. >> despite reports catrall's outrageous demands is why a third movie isn't happening, kim said she didn't want the project. kim gotten more heated when kim's brother died when sjp sent condolences. >> you just want to let someone know you're thinking about them.

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hello, i'm will perry. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: hopes of finding the cardiff city player emiliano sala and his pilot are fading, as the search is called off for a second night. serena williams is out of the australian open, despite having four match points in her quarter—final. and james anderson takes four wickets on the opening day in barbados, with the first test between england and the west indies in the balance. hopes of finding the cardiff city footballer emiliano sala alive faded on wednesday, as the search for the light aircraft that went missing over the channel islands was suspended for a second night. rescuers says chances of sala or the pilot being found are now slim. also on wednesday, a recording emerged of a poignent voice message sala had apparently sent from the plane before it disappeared. sian lloyd reports. the second day of searching the waters off the coast of the channel waters off the coast of “we . anne. but waters off the coast of th—eh—fo . anno. but there have been no a number

hello, i'm will perry, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: the comeback queen petra kivitova storms into the australian open final — she'll face naomi osaka on saturday. rafa nadal‘s into the men's final as he closes in on an open era record. vietnam's fairytale run in the asian cup comes to an end as they fall to four—time champions japan. monaco sack manager thiery henry afterjust 20 games in charge, with his predessesor set to replace him. and it's a dramatic second day in barbados. we'll have the latest from opening test between the west indies and england. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start in melbourne, where petra kvitova and naomi osaka will play for the australian open title this weekend after both won their semifinals on thursday in scorching conditions. the czech was the first to reach the final, beating danielle collins. all the more remarkable given her career nearly ended two years ago after being stabbed in the hand in her own home. she'll face japan's naomi osaka in saturday's showdown, w

he also worked for then governor rick perry. he has also been a federal prosecutor. dan taylor represents the state's third district. he was previously member of the texas state legislature, serving in the state house and senate before his political career, he saw combat in iraq as a member of the u.s. marine corps. earlier in his career, he was on the city council of arlington, texas. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> the government shutdown is now in its 23rd day, making it the longest in u.s. history. watch the house monday live at noon eastern on c-span, the senate live at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. arthur and columnist james grant on the state of the u.s. economy. theresa may takes questions from members of the house of commons. then, what constitutes a national emergency? ♪ >> this week, on "q&a," author and columnist james grant. he talks about the state of the u.s. economy and the threat posed by our ever-expanding national debt. >> james grant, when will you stop worrying about the $21.5 trillion of debt? >> i started worrying at about

perry was this is another police violence case where the perpetrator of the crime became the victim in this sort of narrative because this idea that oh well he's happy now you know where does he get the right i mean how dangerous is this practice that we're setting her worried about you know know you. well sadly enough and it's par for the course and then when we need the law enforcement officials and sometimes even elected officials a prosecutor. they come off as extremely defensive they come off as indignant that i could even be charged with such a thing in and so it is not unusual to hear something like this oh my family's been put through hell and just to think the quine mcdonnell his family will never see him again in this of course in a video and so this is a sad proposition for america and the only thing they can correct. the only way we can take a correction course is to begin the process of treating every human being like a human being including police officers training like the human being they are rather then being treated as if they are above approach very good very good yo

>> perry: another thomas edison. a genius. very eccentric genius, but a genius who had come up with this totally revolutionary idea. >> dr. steven chu: he definitely is a character. i come from a world of characters, in my scientific world. >> stahl: but he's not a scientist. >> chu: but he has all the attributes to many successful scientists. you have to believe in yourself. you have to say, "this is going to work." >> stahl: is there enough biomass to supply enough of this ethanol and gasoline in the world? >> chu: it can make a significant dent. >> stahl: a possible 30% dent in the petroleum market, according to a report by the department of energy. but the question is, can marshall medoff scale up his operation enough to compete with the oil industry? >> perry: what is in doubt in my mind is how long it's going to take, breaking into these huge industrial markets, established markets, with established companies. that's going to be a big undertaking. >> john jennings: it won't turn off oil and gas overnight, obviously. it w

when the dealer didn't respond to the complaints perry asked to us step in.we contacted the dealer and without giving a explanation the general manager agreed to pay perry $1,56.75 for the damage. keep this in mind when you need repairs. every dealer and auto shop in california must be licensed by the california bureau of automotive repair, and the bureau logs complaints. they tell us people like perry filed 18,000 complaints in 2017. 98% of them warranted further investigation, so if you're upset with the dealer or mechanic, let the state know. you can also find a link to the bureau of automotive repair on our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. tell us about your complaints or l 888-the 66-tips. >> thank you, chris. >>> nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are proud to anc totaling $1 possible by the nbc universal foundation. organizations that use them use innovation solutions and tim jis to help their communities. that includes oakland digitsal, a design student helping students find tech jobs. >> it's taking a raw artist, someone that has just doodling abilities a

that's all from sportsday with me will perry. coming up in a moment, the papers. be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political editor of the new statesman, stephen bush, and conservative commentator, tim montgomerie. could to see you both, thank you for coming. brexit for once hasn't swept all before it there's a mixed bag on the front pages. the guardian leads with a story about children as young as 12 possibly being hit with a new asbo style order, that could work to clamp down on knife crime. the telegraph says mps have backed their campaign to make web giants such as facebook and twitter have a duty of care over children who use their services. the mirror also leads on the story about so—called knife crime asbos. suggesting the home secretary's new policy is nothing more than a gimmick. and facebook paid kids and spied on them" is the lead in tomorrow's metro. the accusations suggest facebook secretly paid children 15 to 20 pounds to give the company access to their phone usage data we look at times that a little later on. we will start payment with the g

rick perry, a lot of things you might not like about rick perry, on hispanic issues, he was not sortld trump republican. >> texas is different. i would say texas is where california was under pete wilson. right now you have greg abbott, who is not rick perry, who has this against -- >> kirkpatrick, the goth governor, makes him look like a moderate. >> exactly. >> i want people to think not only is donald trump trying to disrupt the texas life with a border wall. have you abbott and a couple other bad applesin that case. you have a rising latino community that is now majority minority in the state of texas and this proportionally you have literally roughly about 3ple young people coming of age that are hispanic. in this lyft mid-term election, one out of six people that voted in the mid-term in texas were young voters. texas was the lowest voter propensity state in the whole nation. all of a sudden, they're playing. >> michael steel, it used to be the texas republicans had carved out their niche. gorge bush had this with hispanics. texans had an open mind the we forget the last time g

mary robertson, the superintendent of perry central community school. perry central is a small school down south, all grades, k-12 under one roof, nestled in the middle of the hoosier national forest. new partnerships with local manufacturers like jasper engines and paco foundry, they have created a business on the school grounds. students get hands-on experience in advanced manufacturing, product research and development, and also learn soft skills like a good strong work ethic. the kids learn and earn money. their parents are delighted. and jasper engines and what paco help students further their education and oh, by the way train potential employees. when we talked, mary insisted, our kids can be just as successful as anybody. and she is proving it. thank you superintendent robberson. [ applause ] a strong economy depends on a world-class workforce. and that workforce depends on a great education. and a great education depends on great teachers. i will bet everyone here had a teacher who had a profound impact on your life. i have had several. and i h

i said, perry, we've got to. we're losing all our friends.e make a place where people can shop and all the money goes to finding out and communicating what aids is all about? so, we had customers walk in and -- so, we did not do anything until after perry passed away. and i was losing all my friends. we were all losing friends at that age. and it was unacceptable. >> i think people forget your altruism and just how much you've done for fashion and for philanthropy through fashion, and i think you started that, you helped create that. and i'm very proud of you for doing that. i want to say thank you for doing that. >> would you come to haiti with me? >> i will go anywhere with you. >> wait, we have a whole plan. >> i can't wait for you to dress me, too, and stop talking about my ugly suits. >> i love your suit. i think the collar is perfect. >> thank you, donna. >> okay. >> thanks for watching. our coverage continues. uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey... guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you

james perry/pahrump valley fire dept."these are the spreaders and this is what we used to pry open the door with."thanks to captain james perry, that ten- year-old daughter still has her father.capt. james perry/pahrump valley fire dept. "we were able to slide him right out onto a backboard." after four days in the hospital, nate now sits in a wheelchair.his dog by his side. user"the two vertebrae that i broke, turns out to be the nerve endings for the arms and hands, so it feels like my arms are sitting in a fireplace."that day now plays out over and over again.so do two words that saved his life: hey siri.nate felix/iphone user "hopefully getting better day by day."kelsey thomas, (grant) kelsey thomas, (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: another storm moved into the bay area bringing rain into the afternoon. doppler continues to show more rain falling now. on the satellite image you can

david croft andjimmy perry not a cheap, nasty...y before they both died said they had one wish, for it to be repeated. it sold across the world and there are repeat ewes in dubai, new zealand, australia —— there are repeat showings. but we cannot show it in our own country, which is a shame considering some of the stuff they do show nowadays. what was the secret of it? it came after dad's army, from the same writers. again an army setting, a military setting, g seven is lfi seven is a lfi seven long time. 3 long time. g was even ‘than than that, it‘ififi itrifisit. mint ‘than that, eight or nine longer than that, eight or nine yea rs. longer than that, eight or nine years. it was 1973—1982, i think. the reason being it was based on reality. the two guys who wrote it and produced it, directed it, they both were in the army. the one thing they knew about was show business, and the army. they combined the two together. i must say that the character that i played was so far out, a bit outrageous, but compared if; 77:7.sz .. tiff/sf; fez—fer

daughter-in-law all falling footsteps behind the former representative from richmond, captain now perry we saw the good in two political opponents running for the house, lucy rogers and zach mayo, democrat, republican, debating the issues, sitting together, proving to the nation there is a better way. every day we see the good in our service men and women and our first responders, teachers and nurses and coaches, scout leaders, mentors and all those who serve others without expectation of praise and often too little recognition. the good is in this chamber. it is here because it lives in each and every one of our communities, the places we come from to the people we go home to. our schools and churches, our businesses and farms and forest trails and townhall's. the good, the courage to show a better path is the same courage that allowed those that came before us to persevere through harsh winters, to harm our day of life in granite mountain and rocky hillside pastor. the good is in our hearts and minds and who we have always been. today more than ever, america needs us to be and to meet

but from me, will perry, that's your friday sport briefing.hs2. archaeologists have uncovered what remains of the coffin of matthew flinders, the man whose work led to the naming of australia. david sillito reports. this nameplate solves the mystery, the final resting place of one of the final resting place of one of the giants of the age of its oration. matthew flinders. a man whose voyages, writings gave us the first complete picture of australia and helped inspire the naming of the country. we are in the burial ground of st james gardens country. we are in the burial ground of stjames gardens and it was the burial grounds that started in the late 1800s and closed in the mid 1900 and time when london was going through massive social, economic and you know burgeoning population. and so you know burgeoning population. and so it would have been a really different landscape. london was just becoming a metropolis. the site is an old graveyard next if euston if 511-3 q’éféé’é fiéflflfé‘ffiiffif ,,,.- w " "w 57 511-5 57542575 “5511755155155“ ,,,.- w " "

the next picture involves tim perry, the man behind the van. >> he refurbished a 1973 ford econoline.n and people made the same comment, told him that the van looked like the mystery machine. perry decided to go all in, giving the van a bright blue and green paint job and a few psychedelic flowers >> i've had people follow me home, people turn around and drive five miles to take pictures of it. >> well, perry now takes the van to community events as a form of giving back. very nice. >> i swear, there's one in the bay area. i don't know if it is -- i don't know if maybe he is just driving through the bay area. >> you know what? i think my madam tusaud's fisherman's wharf is where i saw it. >> the new year is off to a chilly start and only few days away from rain. spencer has the first seven-day forecast for 2019 next. >>> and "abc 7 news" has more news, more weather, more local hot topics coming your way. "abc 7 news" at 11:00 a.m. is expanding to four-how "midday live." be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the

he also worked for then governor rick perry. mr. roy has also been a federal prosecutor. dan taylor represents the state's fourth district. he was previously a member of the texas state legislature. before his political career, taylor saw combat in iraq as a member of the u.s. marine corps. in the sixth district, ron wright succeeded joe barton, for whom he had once worked

he also worked for then governor rick perry. mr. roy has also been a federal prosecutor. dan taylor represents the state's fourth district. -- third district. he was previously a member of the texas state legislature. before his political career, taylor saw combat in iraq as a member of the u.s. marine corps. in the sixth district, ron wright succeeded joe barton, for whom he had once worked as chief of staff and district director. earlier in his career, he was on the city council of arlington, texas. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. up next more on the government shutdown from president trump from his visit to capitol hill. after the closed-door meeting at the white house, later the house votes on a bill to fund at the irs as part of an effort by democrats to reopen parts of the federal government. >> president trump was on capitol hill wednesday to

but believing in the person and the journey in seeing past the stigma, and the good is found in the perry family whose combined 120 years of dedication and service in the navy was recognized in a shipyard in connecticut as the uss vermont was christened. four sons, three grandsons and a daughter-in-law all following in the footsteps of the former representative from richford, capta captain al perry. we saw the good running in two political opponents, lucy rogers and zack mayo, a democrat and a republican debating the issues and then sitting together to play a musical duet proving to the nation there is a better way. every day we see the good in our service men and women in our first responders, our teachers and nurses and our coaches, scout leaders, mentors and all those who serve others without expectation of praise and often too little recognition. the good is in this chamber. it's here because it lives in each and every one of our communities. the places we come from and the people we go home to. it's in our schools and churches, our businesses and farms and our forest trails and town

joining us now is nbc news correspondent cal perry, who has visited the church that is fighting the wall >> well, you have to know that the funding for this was an appropriations bill from last year for border protection, so here we go with the wall in texas. take a look at how customs and border protection is advertising what they call rgv 3, that's rio grande valley section number 3. there's a lot of wall going in and it's going to start next month. how does the u.s. government actually seize land? take a look. we've got the court documents. the u.s. government says this church's land is going to be condemned and seized. but lawrence, there will be holes in this wall for all of the obvious reasons. and unless a judge steps in, this church will likely end up on the mexico side of the border wall. bells before dawn, praying before the light in la lomita chapel, built in 1899. the government wants to seize this frontier land for its wall. >> what does it mean to be a priest at a small historic chapel along the rio grande river? >> it's sweet. it is sweet. >> does it feel like a frontier?

kerstin nielsen called in and secretary perry talking about it and everyone from the same song sheet and comes down to four letters. w-a-l-l. they're digging in. this is going to be a long fight. >> i understand he once again mentioned something that has been highly criticized. he mentioned that the obamas have a wall around their house. thanks to the secret service. it's unbelievable that he would talk about that kind of security for a former president. >> reporter: yeah. >> also, seemed to indicate and we have heard this before, he's concerned about the children, the sick children, the children who have been killed or who died after they were in custody of the u.s. government and border patrol. >> reporter: look. he is trying to turn those deaths to say because immigrant families, potential migrants they're coming up thinking they can get through and he wants to send the message that the border needs to be stronger. from that rhetoric to talking about the obamas, highly personalized nature, it's clear he thinks it's a political winner. regardless of anyone thinks of the wall, the m

he also worked for then governor rick perry, even government writing a book for the governor. mr. roy has also been a federal prosecutor. van taylor represents the state's third district. he was previously a member of the texas state legislature, serving terms in both the state house and senate. before his political career, representative taylor saw combat in iraq as a member of the u.s. marine corps. and in the sixth district, ron wright succeeded congressman joe barton for whom he had once worked as both chief of staff and district director. earlier in his career, he was on the city council of arlington, texas. >>> new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>> sunday on "q & a," author and columnist, james grant. >> i make my living by writing about markets in something called grants interest rate observer, which is much too expensive for some of the people out there. i think the trouble lies not so much in wall street as -- wall street is what it is. it's been a name either -- not so widely revered. an infamous name. wall street is an epithet, mostly in american histor

so we did not do anything until after perry passed away and i was losing all my friends.e. >> i think people forget yourall truism and how much you've done for fashion and for fulanth rain through fashion. i want tasay thank you for doing that. >> will you go to haiti with me? >> i will go anywhere. and i can't wait for you it to dress me and stop talking about my ugly suits. >> i love yur suit. i think your collar is perfect. thank you. a great dishwasher needs a great detergent. so ge appliances tested finish on over 5000 dishes proving dish after sparking dish that it's not just clean, it's finished. switch to finish quantum. recommended by ge appliances. >>> i have the absolute right to declare a national emergency. >> the white house considering taking money for disaster relief in puerto rico, texas, california and florida to build his border wall. >>> 800,000 federal workers will not get a paycheck today. the drastic steps some are taking to get through the shutdown. >>> mark your calendars, michael cohen set to testify publicly before the house next month. how pres

wants to be a political union that wants to have maybe a new army that uses the euro currency but does perry free countries may only be economically linked to the e.u. internal market and just for example could be a model not only for the united kingdom but also for turkey which is part right now of to customs union but also for serbia and in the very long term for the ukraine and even for russia. very briefly martin if you can how likely do you think a switzerland solution is for britain to get accepted to britain. well it depends on the willingness of european negotiators to to offer this solution to the united kingdom a think british politicians would be very keen on undiscovered of solution but it depends them especially on brussels but involvement from the evil economic things i can unify thank you. in zimbabwe soldiers are patrolling the streets to deter a growing protests over shock rising fuel prices itself response to fuel shortages and the latest sign of the country's deteriorating economy things in zimbabwe were supposed to improve with the end of robert mugabe and grip on the cou

he worked for governor rick perry, ghost writing a book for the governor.he has been a federal prosecutor. dan taylor represents the third district, he was a member of the legislature, serving terms in the state house and senate before his political career, he saw combat in iraq. district, he had worked as chief of staff and district director. earlier in his career he was on the city council of arlington, texas. new congress, new leaders, watch it on c-span. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning we will discuss the government shutdown impact on federal workers with news networks. virginia congressman also weighs in on the shutdown. congressman don bacon joins us to talk about border security. watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. >> the house rules committee met to discuss spending bills to reopen portions of the government, the departments of transportation, agriculture, housing and urban development are scheduled for debates on the floor this we

already say public is moving westward and could trigger flash flooding through the night perry services have been suspended and many flights grounded. let's bring in correspondent karl fountain hauler who is at the dawn soccer ferry terminal and sort out tony province in thailand karl storm public has just made land landfall i understand what do you see from where your. well i'm standing here at dawn sachs which is a ferry tylenol a place where normally tourists would indeed thousands go to and leave the island of. hope on god which is the famous. tower but as you can see behind me here to get . all ferries have stopped all flights healthy it stopped so. that now. you have a very very strong winds here very hot grained going on. just how dangerous is this storm karl what kind of threat does it pose. well funnily enough you have to say that thailand for the. county has been stabbed quite often topical storm and the last one about i think it was nine hundred fifty two house calls. nine hundred people lives. and of course the public is not afraid that this might repeat itself it is a very

i am joined by richard perry. we expect the vote in the house of commons to be defeated. how shouould we expect markets o react? days,the last fewew sterling had b been rising on te possibility we could be moving towards a scenanario where you coululd see an extensision. that i is one of t the reasons e are seeing g sterling running. theresa may is going to lose this vote. how the s size of the defeat cos in wilill determine the next stp that played out in the political field. is herential scscenario defeat is goining to be l large, over 10000 vote. until will nonot be open renegotiations of the current deal. there needs to be a rehash. being able to her get a rehash through parliament is very low. f fall. will ultimately i think we couldld ultimately se the sterling decline being brought into from the markets. brexitt ending in this drama. what range are we talking about? i see mentions of the pound going as low as $1.12. >> you look at probabililities, maybe 20% of that happens. parliament doeoesn't have an agreement and thehey fall i inta technical no deal brexit. move

by shaykh perrie's united would suddenly transformed into a fire inferno fired by the struggle to bring a blaze inside a bakery under control the explosion happened early on saturday morning many will woken by the jolt from the blast those who are awake felt its terrifying force that . they destroyed everything in the alleyway first they heard people shouting at one another they wanted to know if it was an attack and when we went outside we saw that all the windows were broken and there were people screaming. hundreds of emergency services worked in the debris trying to fight the blaze and evacuating those caught up in the emergency some were lucky to escape well as well less fortunate. ten people were critically injured dozens more suffered words and two five fighters were among the dead. people one half naked from the blast we managed to carry them these people were unconscious and on the ground but their eyes were still open not closed. despite a heavy police presence around the same authorities believe the blast is not terror related. at this stage we can say that it is obviously ca

hello, i'm will perry, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.rms into the australian open final — she'll face naomi osaka on saturday. rafa nadal‘s into the men's final as he closes in on an open era record. vietnam's fairytale run in the asian cup comes to an end as they fall to four—time champions japan. monaco sack manager thiery henry afterjust 20 games in charge, with his predessesor set to replace him. and it's a dramatic second day in barbados. we'll have the latest from opening test between the west indies and england. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start in melbourne, where petra kvitova and naomi osaka will play for the australian open title this weekend after both won their semifinals on thursday in scorching conditions. the czech was the first to reach the final, beating danielle collins.

perrie's united would suddenly transformed into a fiery inferno firefighters struggle to bring a blaze inside a bakery and to control the explosion happened early on saturday morning many will woken by the jolt from the blast those who are awake felt its terrifying force. we thought so. we thought maybe it was a false alarm so somebody called the firefighters. we thought ok we went back then one hour later out of nowhere i heard a big explosion and then a lot of pressure came out of me and black smoke and glass. glass says there are hundreds of emergency services worked in the debris trying to fight the blaze the disasters told becoming ever grandma victims are safe first died while being rushed to hospital schools of paper were injured many critically and two firefighters were among the dead. people one hof naked from the blast we managed to carry them these people were unconscious and on the ground but their eyes were still open not closed. despite a heavy police presence around the same authorities believe the blast is not terror related. he says at this stage we can say that it is

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reverend milton perry walked to washington.in his hand and his feet on the road to freedom. >> may i say this? i won't because the people of montgomery led by reverend martin luther king jr. walked to maintain their human dignity and their rights. let us all walk together for freedom, for liberty, and the polity equality. >> he walked like the people of montgomery, alabama. the whole world listening to their footsteps. it all started when rosa parks would not give up her seat on the bus to a white man. >> as far as i can remember during my lifetime, i resisted the idea of being mistreated especially because of my race, and i felt that all people should be free regardless of their color and when the driver demanded that we give up this seat, i felt the time had come to not take it anymore. i had had enough and this was truly the end of being pushed around. >> they walked in pride and would not walk in shame. walked on weary feet, walked on weary feet until their cause was one and the highest court of the land. answering bombs an

lite the additional signalization to get out of third street with the new signal that was added at perry time from the time of design to the time of construction, there were some additional modifications needed. also, the bike lockers that were added at the west end are an example of what's in this bucket. caltrans requirements, can't look at tony for this one. so these are items when they go through safety reviews, impacts to their facility that were required, and fencing, safety items specifically around their substation. and then, the rest is e&o's, errors and omissions which add up to the $21 million. i will say that is a conservative number at this point as we have handshakes on everything. just need authorization to signed the change orders. -- sign the change orders. so i'm requesting from the board an authorization to increase up to $24.7 million for the various reasons identified and also the time modification as well to the dates noted of august 1 for substantial and february 1 for final recommendation to the board. >> directors, questions. yes, sir. >> actually, if i could mov

. >> in the early '90s, marc jac >> he was designing the women's collection of perry ellis and decidedge. >> you had plaid shirts selling for $400 where you got it second hand at the theft store for $4. >> instead of flannel, the shirts were made of chiffon and silk made to look like flannel. it was thought out and expressive but the criticism was the clothes looked inexpensive but they weren't and that regular 30, 40-year-old women would not wear it. >> the rich were offended by it. the kids that felt like their uniforms were taken away from them were offended and got him fired from perry ellis but made him famous. >> what it did was opened the door to marc jacobs to start his own collection. >> the appropriation of the clothes of rebegllion is a standard fashion now. >> while police and politicians and parents are worried about death of kids ask drugs, the fashion industry is sending a very different message to young people featuring what is called heroin chic. >> heroin was a big part of the grunge scene and heroin came bun -- bundled with that and a certain kind of look with circle

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