you took out the elected president of pt would severely harm did and now you take the was pt candidate, who president and likely will be again, and you convict him on charges and make him and eligible to run for office for the next 20 years. it certainly looks like weather, again, these claims are meritorious or not, that there is a real attempt to preclude the public from having the leaders that it once, which are the leaders of pt. at the same time you have that going on, once dilma was removed from office, you move from a central government with pt to a center-right government with her successor michel temer who formed a coalition with the right-wing party and now they're talking about removing temer and extending -- putting the next person in line, the head of the lower house, essentially, the speaker of the house, who is a memberf the righght-wing democrats s party. which means you u will go from a centerleft party to center right party to a right-wing party without a single vote in cast. there is a lot of concern and a lot of perception on the part of brazilians that this is a fu

school to become in command of pt boat and given command of the pt 109's he was the skipper. kennedy, john f. it was a black night, august 1, 43. the place, like it's paid in the south. the duty? a troll and intercept enemy shipping without the help of radar. >> and of course the one thing about the kennedy history, you know that kennedy was missing for about a week but through some tremendous efforts on his staff was able to rescue the 11 surviving members of his crew. but that's the second way inga helped him. he would never have the dawning to combat. but people have to know, he first disappeared and there were news stories particularly from the sun of a former ambassador but not a lot of detail about what happened. kennedy came stateside in 1944. he didn't visit his mom and dad, you can visit friends, he immediately went to visit inga arvad who by this time was a very powerful and influential gossip columnist with 20 million readers of her column every day. and he was trying to rekindle their romance which got, she was fed up. but she was amazed by what he told her that h

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you specifically request -- he specifically requests he wants to serve on a pt boat. this flight logbook is believed to be the only evidence that exist that he took flying lessons. after he recovered from his back injury somewhat, while he was still on duty in florida, he actually took flight lessons for a while. this was the logbook signed twice that contains evidence he did a solo flight. but speculated that perhaps he stopped the training after his older brother, joe, was killed in a plane explosion. we wanted to be sure the highlights were the most important parts of his life. the pt 109 incident incident where he became a war hero, that helped in his election to congress a few years later. it also left him with a bad back that would plague him the rest of his life. president kennedy found some relief from his back injury by sitting in a rocking chair. once that was discovered, they jackie ordered rocking chairs for everywhere in the kennedy world. there was once of the compound in florida and for the white house, of course. it became so known that they bought and

the co nte m pt sector. and you know what?standing up against injustice knows no bounds. the debate in parliament the other day on the women, women who have been so brutally treated by the state pension system and suffering asa state pension system and suffering as a result of it. and there was this debate in which many labour collea g u es this debate in which many labour colleagues put forward very strong and very good arguments about why there is a special deal needed for there is a special deal needed for the women. and you know what the tory minister replied? it is quite important that these women understand the need to go back into thejobs understand the need to go back into the jobs market, we understand the need to go back into thejobs market, we can offer them apprenticeships. what kind of insult to humanity is that? what kind of co nte m pt to humanity is that? what kind of contempt is that for women who have worked very hard all their lives, paid into the system that they might get... paid into the system that they

a pts put in command of boat and shipped to the south pacific and given command of the pt 109. pt 109.as the he was the skipper, kennedy, john f. it was a black night, august, 1943. the place, the south pacific. the duty, patrolling the enemy without the help of radar. if you know anything about kennedy, you know the japanese sunk his ship. he was missing for a week. to rescue the 11 surviving members of his crew. her, hedn't been for wouldn't have gone into combat and become a war hero. he first disappeared, there were some news stories, but not a lot of detail about what happened. but when he came home stateside in 1940 four, he did not go visit his mom and dad or friends or siblings. inga, whotely went to by this time was a powerful and influential gossip columnist. he wanted to see her and was trying to rekindle their romance, which she was not. was amazed by what he told her about the ordeal he had undergone. it's still debatable whether the itself was kennedy's fault, but in the aftermath, he did behave heroically and allowed his crew to survive. so she ran a story in new

combat he was given command of a tt boat and ships to the south pacific and given command of the the pt 1-09. >> he was the skipper, kennedy, john f. it was black night, august 1, '43. the place, black straight in the solomons them duty, patrol and intercept enemy shipping without the help of radar. >> of course if you know anything about kennedy history. >>> the japanese sunk his ship and kennedy was missing for a week but through some tremendous efforted on his own behalf was able to rescue the surviving members members of his crew. that's the second way she helped her. he won't have gone into combat and become a war hero. and when he first disappeared there twos news story because he was the son of the form are ambassador but no detail what happened. when kennedy came home in january of 1944, he didn't go visit his mom and dad, didn't visit friends or siblings. he went to visit inga arvad who by this time was very powerful and influential gossip columnist with 20 million readers, and he went in to see her and trying rekindle their romance but she had move on but he was -- many people

find out if it is pts, great. if it's not, great.ne way or the other, i need something besides 'you have anxiety and you're depressed.' well, you know, so does half of america. dr. mclean: ye, we're really living in the dark ages of post-traumatic stress diagnosis. soledad: dr. sam mclean is a doctor of emergency medicine and anesthesiology at the university of north carolina at chapel hill. he's one of a group of researchers around the country trying to nail down a more specific diagnosis of ptsd. dr. mclean: we hope to advance the diagnosis of post-traumatic stress by assessing what's going on in the brain, not simply a symptom checklist, getting at the actual biology that's underlying those symptoms. soledad: researchers at the university of north carolina are decoding blood samples taken from recent trauma victims at civilian emergency rooms. they're sequencing the genetic material -- r.n.a., d.n.a. and other types of molecules -- to identify biological markers for ptsd. at emory university, dr. tanya jovanovich is experimenting

> president bush: enough to be productive. >> sean: it's estimated 250,000 soldiers are impacted by pts. >> president bush: many of whom who don't seek help. one of the great things about this show is i am confident they are watching your show so my message is it is courageous to talk about pts. you are not less of a man or a woman. talk about it. go to our web site. bushcenter.org. we will direct you to our groups with fellow vets who can help you. >> sean: we are going to take a break.et coming up, we are just getting started, president bush with us for the entire hour. the story is featured in the president's brand-new book. we continue from the presidential center here in dallas,ve texas, . of the dentures in my mouth. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. try super poligrip free. ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your sym

but you are right, this is all part of washington's attem pts this is all part of washington's atte mgton's attempts to increase pressure on north korea and the growing frustration with their inability to bring matt missile and nuclear programme, the heel and try to get north korea to curtail its ambitions, that frustration is leading the ministry should in washington to look for other ways it can act unilaterally. although this is clearly in large part a response to what happened to that young american tourist, sentenced to 15 yea rs ha rd american tourist, sentenced to 15 years hard labour, died after being released in a coma last month, the shock surrounding that dreadful story is of course in large part, in terms of describing what's behind this measure. but there is other consideration about looking for ways to punish and pressure the regime on that side of the water. all right. thank you. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: as wildfires rage in southern france we follow the firefighters on their mission to quell the flames. also coming up on the p

have there been other attem pts like that. have there been other atte m pts to like that.do fraud in this manner? there was nothing like that. so you think you got the guy?” there was nothing like that. so you think you got the guy? i am absolutely confident. absolutely confident. what else do we know about this case? there is very limited information on the public domain. but one of the few sources is the supreme courtjudgement and it states that wang yam claimed he had been given cheques and credit cards by gangsters and that he was playing along with them as a means of assembling evidence them and reporting them. but because of court restrictions, there is little more we can learn about his defence. and extraordinarily we can't even speculate about why parts of the trial were heard in secret. freelance crime reporter duncan campbell has been following this story for years. he believes the issue at the heart of this case is whether the interests of the british intelligence services were prioritised over wang yam's right to afair prioritised over wang yam's right to a fai

letter whereigned he requested a survey of the military and specifically how he wants to serve on a pt vote. this logbook is expected to be the only evidence of this. after it was great quite -- recovered while he was still on duty this was the logbook that contain evidence that he did a solo flight. he then stopped the training after his older brother was killed in a plane next lotion. with his to be sure legacy to highlight that this was one of his most important parts of his life. the incident where he became a war hero helped his election to congress. backso left him with a bad that would like him for the rest of his life. hisound some relief from injury by sitting in a rocking chair. therehat was discovered was one everywhere and his world. known that he needed this he would give them away to friends. this was given to the former governor of new york that served as the under secretary of state. what of my favorite items in the exhibit actually predates the presidency is this beautiful watercolor painting that he did when he was recovering in palm beach, florida from one of his sur

he wants to serve on a pt boat. flight logbook is believed to be the only evidence that exist that he took flying lessons. after he recovered from his back injury, he took flight lessons for a while. this was the logbook signed twice that he did a solo flight. stopped the training after his brother was killed in a plane explosion. we wanted to be sure the highlights were the most important times of his life. the incident where he became a war hero, that helped in his election to congress a few years later. back thatm with a bad would plague him the rest of his life. he found some relief from his back injury by sitting in a rocking chair. once that was discovered, they were ordered for everywhere in the kennedy world. became known, they gave away rockers to friends. this was given by president kennedy to the former governor of new york. one of my favorite items predates the presidency. this is a beautiful watercolor painting he did when he was recovering in palm beach from back surgery. theook the time to paint kenne

two other attem pts be amongst the casualties. the city we re attempts at car bombings in the city were foiled by the authorities. britain is withdrawing from an agreement which allows foreign countries to fish in its waters. the government says leaving the london fisheries convention will allow the uk to take back control of access to its fishing rights. daniela relph reports. the uk fishing industry is a multi—million pound business. but the government says britain's exit from the european union is a chance to build a new domestic fishing policy. the withdrawal from the london fisheries convention will prevent vessels from france, belgium, germany, ireland and the netherlands fishing within 6—12 nautical miles of the uk's coastline. but it won't be a quick process. britain's departure from the convention will take around two years. environment secretary michael gove said triggering the withdrawal from the agreement would lead to a more competitive, profitable and sustainable industry for the whole of the uk. the london fisheries

meta- president, the aarp isgist very strongly opposed to this pt legislation. the reason is clear, that is, what every person in america should understand and i'm not sure that many do, medicaid now pays for over two thirds of all nursing home care.ap two thirds. what happens to the seniors and persons with disabilities who have their nursing home coverage paid for by medicaid? y what will happen to those people? what happens if your mom is in a nursing home in his paper by medicaid? what happens if medicaid is slashed? will she be thrown on the street or end up in the basement? of your house? we have to make the choice about whether you take care of her orb whether you put away few bucks to send your kids to college? sy if suddenly a daughter son is going to have to care for mom or dad thrown out a nursing home, how do they go to return the money their families the? these are legitimate questions. it be nice to have had a hearing or two in order to answer those questions. the bottom line is that we have legislation before us which is widely rejected by the ame

meeting, mutual acquaintance just call and asked me to contact you with something very interesting pt crown prosecutor of russia met with amin's father and in the meet are offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information that would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father. this is obviously very high level and sensitive information, but is part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump. again, this was actually written in an e-mail to don jr. i can also send this information to your father, but it is ultra sensitive. so wanted to send to you first. and, also, check out what don jr. in part replied. thanks, rob. i appreciate that. if it's what you say, i love it. okay. just want to stop there so we can digest this part of it and the magnitude of what this may or may not mean. i want to bring in jim sciutto and jeff zeleny. jim, talking as we were getting ready to go on, both just aghast this is actually in an e-mail, never mind actually happened. >> this is momentous. right? we've been covering

no lo afecta porque los delincuentes peligrosos, los del pt -- que forman parte macro estÁn en organizacionesluma gano dos. otro importante de balandra fue para enrique iglesias. la canciÓn "despacito", ganó dos premios juventud. >> a toda la comunidad latina, hay que darle para adelante allÁ muro o no --haya muro o no. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ reportero: fueron cinco los jÓvenes hispanos que recibieron este galardÓn "agente de cambio" fue una noche multicultural. una explosiÓn musical cargada de energÍa juvenil, que dejÓ en claro quiÉn tiene en las manos en el planeta. ilia: hoy es el dÍa del beso robado. naciÓ en gran bretaÑa hace mÁs de un siglo. ♪ ♪

he has ke pt have love for our ballboy. he has kept us going.not be here fiow. are suffering we would not be here now. another twist today. the high court will look once more at whether oi’ court will look once more at whether or not the ii —month—old born with a serious genetic condition that doctors believe mean he will never see, here, move norspeak, should doctors believe mean he will never see, here, move nor speak, should go to america for experimental treatment. so far the courts have agreed with the hospital that charlie's condition cannot be improved and he should instead be allowed to die. but support has grown for the family from all over the world including from president trump and the pope. a glimmer of hope when seven specialists led by the vatican's children hospital signed a letter saying that treatment should be reconsidered following success in conditions similarto following success in conditions similar to charlies. chris and connie handed a petition in yesterday with over 350,000 signatures supporting them. the hospital has m

i a cce pt every that we can do to change that.tion and pledge to build a new culture. one which puts children first every time. where one child failed, is one too many. one which is open to all ideas and expertise. where ever they come from. while she enquiry has been working, we have not stop. we have made additional resources available, embarked on a major programme of service improvement, and enhanced our ability to work together across different services. but we know that we still need to do much more. we need to do better and we will. people have been let down. and i am sorry for that. children should never have been abused. they should never have been abused. they should not have been failed. but they were. now, my priority is to ta ke they were. now, my priority is to take action, to help ensure that no child suffers such abuse in the future. the political parties in northern ireland have been given more time to reach a deal on the restoration of devolved government at stormont. the most recent deadline for an agreement pas

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what is new about it is the suggestion that liam fox would favour its import, and arrange to a cce ptd arrange to accept it. he is not quoted in the story, obviouslyjust a short teaser, the story on the front page. if that is true, it would be nice to see when liam fox is in america tomorrow he could be interviewed on the subject when i found out. you remember whenjohn the subject when i found out. you remember when john gummer was feeding beefburger to his daughter backin feeding beefburger to his daughter back in the 1990s, mad cow disease, whether liam fox would be asked if he would be happy for his own family to eat chlorine soaked chicken. 0k, in the metro, sorry, before we do that, let's go to the eye. —— the iyer. slightly alarming, there has been breaches of computer systems of public bodies, hospitals, councils, museums, watchdogs have been breached over the last three years, since may 2014. 424 successful attacks. we are not sure how many unsuccessful, mostly using ransomwa re , unsuccessful, mostly using ransomware, local authorities and other public bodies. the big nhs att

pictures of herself and a former lover posts similar pictures how does the law distinguish between pts. >> first of all she's not posted pictures of her genitals in the past, secondly any photos she may have chosen in the past that's her choice. she gets to choose. this time if those photos are made public and she did not constent to it. >> also a complex back story. chyna was close friends with kim and chyna's started datingad his ba >> what do you say to people that say it is about revenge for the kardashians. >> that's not even my character s of i see these things and never address it. because i'm a bigger person. robert came at me. >> he said you used him for fame and fortune. >> i was already before the kardashians. >> i think we need to push back on the notion that because black chyna was a stripper that it's okay that he published these photo graphs that's sort of blaming the victim, isn't it. >> 38 states and the district of columbia have made revenge porn a crime it is merchandise isdem california punished by $5,000 fine and six months in ng about all over the world. victimiz

attem pts apologised to him for disloyalty. atte m pts to apologised to him for disloyalty.y concerned about what might happen to her. i don't expect to see some kind of mass purge of labour mps. what is going on beneath the surface is an attempt to change the rules to try to move the party permanently to the left. at this year's party conference, there will be an attempt to change the leadership rules to make it easier forjeremy corbyn to hand over to another left—wing successor. some things will be debated this year. something is not until next year. that will include making it easier to unseat sitting labour mps. the food courier firm deliveroo says it will pay sickness and injury benefits to its 15,000 delivery riders in the uk — if the law is changed. the company says at the moment the law prevents it from offering enhanced rights, because it classifies the riders as self—employed. deliveroo riders want three things — flexibility, high wages and security. currently, we can only offer two out of three. the law needs to change to reflect modern working practices. as a fir

if you want to be in the single market and have access to it, we must also acce pt and have access tolso accept freedom of movement and we will not do that. this is quite a serious warning from them. if they are saying to us, if you want to be pa rt of are saying to us, if you want to be part of the club, you must obey the rules of the club. it does seem to show there is not that much room for the negotiation we keep talking about. but in stark contrast to what donald trump is saying, do not worry, it will be sorted, it is a direct contradiction of what david davis, as previously mentioned, had said before the referendum, that german industry would put pressure on angela merkel to hand britain a good brexit deal. that is where the negotiations will end up. it is the president of the federation of german industry is saying it and the president of the confederation of german employers association. they wa nt german employers association. they want the single market and there priority is to look after the 27 remaining members. let's stay with the observer. i know you will be delighted to

they ke pt good show for him this time.y kept doing these funny handshakes are trying to outdo each other, it was ridiculous. it seems to be more about how they touch each other these days! it is a fascinating first summit, they are chalk and cheese. relatively new leaders. one of them is this old crazy guy, you do not know what he will do next, you did not know what his politics are, the other is a centre ground, young, great hope for the liberals of europe. they are clashing together in paris, you would love to bea together in paris, you would love to be a fly on the wall. the talk is he is coming round to a u—turn on the paris climate deal, but he will say anything to anyone, just to get out of the room, then he changes his mind. he thinks no body can hear him over there. do you not think that he is feeling isolated, potentially‘s i don't think he ever feels like that. i think his ego is so big, maybe people say things to him and advise him, but! people say things to him and advise him, but i think he quickly goes away..

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. >> reporter: but it didn't and cars are once aagain driving through the historic pt of the town, but the intense inferno is responsible for destroying 63 homes and 63 other structures. creating a devtating loss for some in the community. >> they lostheir home. pretty much homeless. good people. that hurts me, you know. >> reporter: overnight the fire grew just over 1,000 acres to 75,000 acres and on day number six, it's 36% contained. firefighte says with temperatureseaching triple digits, crews will continue to work around the clock. >> we have the resources and plans in place to account for that. so we have crews aigned working 24 hours on the line. 24 hours of work,4 hours of rest. >> reporter: and as they use helicopters, air tankers and over 500 engines to get the job done, people in towns like mariposa are letting them know how much they are appreciated. >> abc 7 news. >>> also today mariposa couy sheriff's deputies arrested these two men, thomas allen and daniel thomas are accused of sneak nothing to off limits fire areas repeatedly. >>> the cupertino company has released a ne

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feeling awesome in fact with dew points upper 40s and low 50s please pts as far as dew points are concernedfar as comfort index to start workweek and not bad tuesday. heading to weng sthengz stoomy and still three really nice days that will be feeling really nice as well high pressure building on in. beautiful afternoon on tap. sunday night mostly clear skies and plenty of sunshine as we head to start of workweek. really three fantastic days will be on tap for us. by the pool side tomorrow 83. just make sure you lather suncreen with high uv index and sunny skies and great day by the pool and also down the shore. some nice beach days in store. breezy and sunshine tomorrow, high temperature 76. going with 78 monday and by tuesday look for 8 nice beach day out there. here's forecast for tonight. open up the windows and let in fresh air and get circulation going on. we need that sxwshlly after the hot week we dealt w 62 overnight in the city. i mean that's really feeling like fall. and mostly sunny and nice as we head to tomorrow and high temperature arounds 83. your eyewitness weather 7 day fo