quentin: life is collapsing here. "why is this happeng she whispers. 3.5 million people in the province wonder the same. the world isn't listening. doctor, do you have any doubts that the rime in russia are targeting specifically hospital and medicilities? >> never. i am sure that russian force and assad regime attack many times hospitals and health facilities. it is a fact like son, like -- like sun, like moon. pimany hls destroyed. still destroyed to now. quentin: syria's war is reaching new depths in idlib. this was a hospital. until russia and the regime took it out. appear to have been specifically targeted. ein fields or hillsides, onslaught found them. nearby buildings remain untouched. the unitedations passed on a record of their coordinates to russia to ensure their protection. instead, it became a target hit list, as the same places were hit again and again. russia and the regime's campaign has been horribly effective. it is terrifying. all of these towns and villages abandoned, because this is a war opainst

quentin: the current cease-fire came too late for amal. her name means "hope," something fast diminisn idlib. mother, and brother in one year. she just has a sister also injured in the last attack. unfortunately, she needs many operations, and skinrafts. it is a very sad story. quentin: life is collapsing here. why is thisapning?" she whispers. io3.5 mipeople in the province wonder the same. the world is listeng. do you have any doubts that the iregimerussia are targeting specifically hospitals ail medical fie >> never. i am sure that russian force and assad regime a tc attack many tes hospitals and health facilities. it is a fact. many hospitals destroyed. quentin: syria's war is reaching new depths in idlib. this was a hospital. ruuntil ssia and the regime took it out. one of many we passed that appear to have been spifically targeted. in fields or hillsides, the onslaught found them. nearby buildings remain untouched. united nations pnsed o a record of their quickness to ensure thei protection. instead, they became a target hit list, as

quentin sommerville, bbc news, a root-- beirut. laura:or more on today'lo det, i spoke with robin wright, fellow at the woodrowod wilson center and writer for "the new yorker." the president says there are tny options short of war with iran, but what a options? robin: i think there are 4 different options. one is for the united states to impose new sanctions as the president suggested he is going to do, not that it will make a hu difference, but anythin that chips away at iran's economy will be hurtful. he can go to the united nations and look for support in condemning iran's role in this and getting countries who are signators to the nuclear deal to rethink their positions, particularly on sanctions and maybe on the broader issue.ol it could i itself in some kind of kinetic response. it can support the kingdom of oaudi arabia if it decides retaliate against iran. laura: the secretary of state is in riyadh now, but the saus ve invited international experts to find out who was behind the attack. which of those options seems most lik

san quentin utilization of inmates resources and studies. it brings people to meet with inmates who share with them what it is really like to be locked up. and she encourages young, incarcerated men, to express themselves with music through the youth offender's program. >> so meaningful to be able to work with music inside the prison and actually utilize the time to help others. it is the best gift i can have to help others. >> reporter: her long-term commitment to volunteering also inspires those who have been incarcerated longer, like brian acy. >> she is raffi, right? i can't really describe it in words because she does so much. >> reporter: she estimates she has helped hundreds of those involved in the justice system but she says she has benefitted, too. >> to actually see people change their thinking, so much so that they're going to actually be a completely different person leaving prison, i mean, how could you not support that? >> reporter: for her commitment to helping those who were incarcerated see the most in themselves and turn t

for 11 years, she's worked at san quentin prison.as the warden's secretary. >> my job duties were great. i got to work in the warden's office, which i never thought i would. >> reporter: off the clock, rafa, as she's known, often stays within the walls volunteering, sometimes as a back up singer for one of the inmate's band rehearsals. >> it's a creative space. especially for people who are artists. it's a way that express themselves. >> reporter: she also volunteers for prison programs bike squares. san quentin utilization -- a juvenile justice diversion program that brings at-risk young people to the prison to meet with inmates who then share with them what it is really like to be locked up. and she encourages young incarcerated men like david to express themselves with music through san quentin's youth offender's program. >> it's meaningful to be able to work with music inside of prison and utilize the time to help others. it's the best gift i can have to help others. >> reporter: rafa's long term commitment to volunteerer innersp

. >> reporter: volunteer chefs teach san quentin prison inmates how to prepare gourmet meals.lisa dombrowski and lainey mr. founded the program, quentin cook's three years ago . >> we are teaching a skill and offering them employment. >> reporter: lisa, a former chef and lainey, a wholesale bakery owner developed a curriculum led by volunteer chefs. it has todd dozens of men and helped them find jobs once paroled. hugh thornton operates sessions like a professional kitchen . >> we always have guys with experience and guys who are legally holding a knife for the first time and dicing a vegetable for the first time. >> reporter: they learn to make everything from scratch . >> on this day, steak, roasted vegetables and surprise supplies , they don't just cook up food but hard work and teamwork . >> the greatest thing we can give these guys is just that. it is the life skills you learn in the kitchen. >> i like to think that maybe we have given them confidence, that they feel like we can move on . >> i think it is really -- >> reporter: jesse says lisa and lainey's season quentin

san quentin didn't have one, so they created their own recipes.hefs teach san quentin prison inmate thousand prepare gourmet meals. the program was found lead to years ago. >> we're trying to teach these men a skill and offer them employment. >> reporter: it's a 15-week curriculum led by volunteer chefs. keith thornton operates the sessions like a professional kitchen? we have guys who are experienced, and literally holding a knife for the first time and dicing a vegetable for the first time. >> reporter: on the menu this day, steak, roasted vegetables, and caesar salad from veggie works and whole foods. the program doesn't just cook up food, but also hard work and teamwork. >> the greatest thing we can give these guys is just that, it's the life skills you learn the kitchen. >> i hope we have given them confidence that they feel we can move on. >> reporter: they season quentin cooks with love and care. >> they're really sincere. no matter what we've done, as long as we're willing to work hard and put our best foot forward, we know they're go doin

quentin b. goal was also taking testosterone proponent injections. meth and die alone orally. and stanozolol the steroid taken by ben johnson in 1988 for 2 years quentin was able to avoid testing positive. jump assisted in europe's lone dispense it in may for the apollo once problem it was corporate shot well when it comes. to all the. issues you know. when there was one to 12 it says you know why it were in hindsight he incriminates his relationship with his trainer. affair or. sufis. the book. it is earned you tapper fair point this was on ellen on that all kind morning drew we appreciate more papa bear this rethought of our process at all because. if we can all see the real. issue when he would sponsor it is. second 2nd while his former coach denies any involvement quentin admits he made a mistake and wants to move on and says oh yes i mean. you were called in air force or you're going up because it was because of the performance. so there are thousands of cricketers if not it's on the visit of a family. every year worldwide $3000.00 athletes are suspended by their federati

san quentin state prison and a fundraiser. debora villalon is live with the democratic candidate, doubling down, debora, on his vows to seize assault weapons. >> yeah, frank, now defiant when asked about it. and even adds president trump on twitter today calling him dummy beto for his positions on gun reforms. now among democrats, o'rourke was in friendlier territories. >> cheers from about 80 guests. just a clearance by beto o'rourke was private. >> he reminds me. >> and that is one of the host that had would explain she lacks energy and ideas and isn't discouraged by the low poll numbers this early. >> there's huge numbers for change as people, they start to actually pay attention. and i've been going up and down the street having people say what is beto? >> yes, we will take your ar- 15, your ak-47. >> beto made an impression in the last democratic debate. >> i have an opportunity to do the right thing and say the right thing while you still have time. >> and he spoke at san quentin, impeding his call to stop selling assaul

paul chambers takes us to san quentin university where the latest form prompted in pump to apologies.ng for the 10:00 news brought to you by mancini's sleep world. we are celebrating our 50th anniversary. visit sleepworld.com. >>> the following is developing news in the san joaquin delta. the sheriffs department there say they are investigating a hit and run boat crash. one person was killed and another 5 people injured. it happened around 7:15 near ski beach which is east of discovery bay back the sheriffs department says when they arrived on the scene, the boat suspected of hitting the other was already gone. we will be following the story and updating you as 3 years, katie views paul chambers has moderated the barbershop foreign. it is an opportunity for members of the community to engage in open dialogue with law enforcement . >> the bolt the goal is to build better relations and tonight, paul takes us to san quentin state prison where his most recent form prompted some apologies. >> -- >> reporter: a rare gathering, more than 150 residents of san quentin sitting side-by-side with

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how one worker at san quentin is using music to inspire change. ♪ goin' down the only road i've evernown ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. >>> this week's jefferson awards winner volunteers for she works. we learned one woman's unusual day job inspires her to help others. >> reporter: rafe l has but many might see is an interesting and challenging day job. for 11 years she has worked at san quentin prison. >> i go to work in the warden's office which i never thought i would. >> reporter: off the clock, she often stays within the walls volunteering. sometimes has a backup singer for one of the inmates band reversals. >> it is a creative space especially for people who are artists it is a way they express themselves. >> reporter: she also volunteers for prison programs like squyres san quentin utilization of inmate resources experiences and studies. a diversion programs that brings at risk young people to the prison to speak with inmat

quentin b. gore was also taking testosterone proponent injections. meth and die alone orally. and stanozolol the steroid taken by ben johnson in 1980 for 2 years quentin was able to avoid testing positive. jumpers posted in europe small dispense it in it before the apollo once programming was complete shock well when it comes. to all the. you know what. a shock jock but don't want it said you know why it were in hindsight he incriminates his relationship with his trainer. i mean don't phone affair or. sufis just a book. journey type of fairbridge point this was on a limb on that all kind morning busy drew we appreciate more papa bear this rethought of our process at all because. she couldn't answer the real. question when he would get up his conservative. second 2nd call well his former coach denies any involvement quentin admits he made a mistake and wants to move on. from cisco yes i mean. it works calls now for your calling. for us. for it so there are thousands of quick responses for it on the visit of a family to. every year worldwide $3000.00 death leads are suspended by

quentin b. gore was also taking testosterone proponent injections. meth and die alone orally. and stanozolol the steroid taken by ben johnson in 1988 for 2 years quentin was able to avoid testing positive. jumpers posted in europe small dispense it in munich for the apollo once problem it was corporate shot well when it comes. to all the. you know what's in there but don't commit sit in on the toilet we're in hindsight he incriminates his relationship with his trainer. i mean don't phone affair or. sufis. the book. journey tapper faerber point this was on a limb on that all kind morning busy drew we appreciate more papa bear this rethought of our process at all because. if we can all see the real. issue in the woods that i sponsor is. second 2nd while his former coach denies any involvement quentin admits he made a mistake and wants to move on. from cisco yes i mean. you were extraordinary for your calling. for us. for their 1000 quid for it on the visit of a family. every year worldwide $3000.00 death leaves are suspended by their federations. on a global level the fight agai

paul went inside san quentin prison.>> reporter: a rare gathering, more than 150 residents of san quentin sitting side-by-side with law enforcement officers. district attorneys, members of the community, and in some cases former prison members who paid their debt to society. >> if i was a member here of this incarcerated community at one time. >> the reason for the discussion, to give the san quentin prisoners a chance to directly ask questions for some of the people who are responsible for putting them behind bars. >> what are the district attorney's going to do who held a lemonade -- a youth being charged with life sentences>> every crime, we determine whether this is a type of crime that determined where they should be held. we try to minimize the negative from happening. >> they addressed a variety of issues from new laws to proposed legislation. >> we look at the pending bills, but we don't start changing our procedure until it becomes a law because we enforce laws, not pending bills. >> it is just a matter of fact that the das office comes to a parole hearing with the preconceived i

apologies other beginning. >> and the hope is to do more forums inside san quentin.ember with the department of veterans affairs in palo alto, focusing on issues specifically dealing with veterans. >> that was incredible seeing all of those inmates get up and say i'm sorry. >> it was. it was shocking when it happened. it was like what do i do now? situations. but it was really sincere. and it was really endearing. >> it seems like it happened after the police chief got up and said from her heart, that touched the room. it spurred something no one was expecting to go in that direction. her words, was that one of your favorite moments of that? >> it opened floodgates. a lot of people have never heard i'm sorry from the police, especially from the things, so many things that have been happening with community and police lately. so she made a point to say i'm sorry. but she also said that everyone caused harm. >> i think these barbershop forums are outstanding. it may sound cliche, but great job. >> thank you. >> thanks, paul. >>> big money from local schools coming up a

i was worried for him, because men are cruel in san quentin.don't applaud and less they like you. but they were crazy about him. ♪ he identified with us and he is the kind of guy who might have been in there with us if things had gone the wrong way for him. >> merle haggard decided if he ever got out of prison, he would try to follow in johnny cash's footsteps. [cheering] host: why was johnny cash so interested in performing in prisons? is a: johnny cash patriarch of country music, but he is a polymath. he is interested in everything. he is interested in native americans and the plight of native americans, and issued that concept album before it was a thing. he is interested in prisoners, the dispossessed of the world. he was always interested in every kind of music and promised his mama after the death of his brother that he would become a preacher, but he didn't. he always put a gospel song into every show. when he had a nationally syndicated -- nationally broadcast television show in the 1960's, he played a gospel song against the wishes of

i was worried for him, because men are cruel in san quentin.don't applaud and less they like you. but they were crazy about him. ♪ he identified with us and he is the kind of guy who might have been in there with us if things had gone the wrong way for him. >> merle haggard decided if he ever got out of prison, he would try to follow in johnny cash's footsteps. [cheering] host: why was johnny cash so interested in performing in prisons? is a: johnny cash patriarch of country music, but he is a polymath. he is interested in everything. he is interested in native americans and the plight of native americans, and issued that concept album before it was a thing. he is interested in prisoners, the dispossessed of the world. he was always interested in every kind of music and promised his mama after the death of his brother that he would become a preacher, but he didn't. he always put a gospel song into every show. when he had a nationally syndicated -- nationally broadcast television show in the 1960's, he played a gospel song against the wishes of

speaker of the house of parliament john bucca quentin pale explain to us the significance of what just happened why would the n.p.c. clapping that doesn't matter that the speaker is stepping down it doesn't matter because he's been a huge champion for a problem and in its known running battle over breakfast with the government after all not just the johnson government but to reason may's government before have again and again tried to push through the brakes at process with i'm giving parliament a chance to disagree or have it say and john bercow is the man who's made sure that that actually that the government didn't get away with it so he is tested by many within the government just gunna i think by actually putting in his resignation today he's chosen the very day that boris johnson has promised to leave the european union do or die and that is almost certainly what's he won't be able to do because parliament has not passed a law thanks to john burka saying you can't do that but why is he going well i think genuinely he's always said he would do with the life of the parliament he wo

i'm executive director of an organization at san quentin prison called no more tears. i cofounded that. organization for7 ye i 501c3 thor with indlsthat have restored practices and principles. they also are involved with workforce development. i have a clothing business associated with that. i most of a consultant for other nonprofits. one particular is east palo alto called "retrying the village." more than anything, i am affiliated with taylor united methodists church. and since my affiliation with the church, we have extended our ministry to a lot of different outreach needs. we just completed a six week day camp at the facility earlier this year. we also during the open teachers' strike were the ones that hosted the strike and had it at the hub. so all the press conferences that occurred during that period happened there. we provided food and a daycare for the teachers while they were on the picket lines with the kids. and we also extended that to do an annual food giveaway and hotmail for homeless people as well as clothing. >> my great friend is doing great work

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just about two hours ago, democratic presidential hopeful beto o'rourke toured san quentin. melissa colorado was outside when he finished that tour. she joins us live from the famed prison's gate where he talked about his time inside. >> this is not your typical campaign stop. number one, there is no wealthy donors here. these inmates cannot vote. but beto o'rourke is actually right behind me. he is doing a live interview right now with cnn. this visit was about sitting down with inmates for a heartfelt discussion about life behind bars and the candidate's position on criminal justice reform. well want to show you some video from earlier this afternoon. no billboard campaign bus for beto o'rourke, the former texas congressman arrived to san quentin state prison in a maroon minivan. o'rourke spoke to inmates who are close to finishing their sentences and returning to society. among the issues discussed, ways to help convicts reenter the real world, and ways to make sure they don't return to a life of crime. just yesterday, o'rourke was in los angeles visiting skid row and see

. >>> it's an active evening at san quentin prison. beto o'rourke is inside the prison talking to inmates at this hour. any minute we're expecting the th out and talk to supporters. his trip to california was supposed to happen last month but postponed it after the mass shooting in his hometown of el paso, texas. he'll be in oakland tomorrow to join a round table discussion on equity and justice. our live reporter will join us live from san quentin with more details on this unusual visit. >>> we saw that rain early this morning, and then the skies did clear in san francisco today. it was pretty sunny. >> relatively beautiful after we not over the shower activity. we get you tatellite ray tar picture and show you what's happening right now, and the storm system is moving off to the east. so the threat of rainfall continues to diminish. in fact, we are expecting dry weather as we continue on through this evening. one of the top totals was in oakland at 1,200ths of an inch. otherwise, mostly sunny skies, and that would stay in the forecas

. >> recent forum took place in kwanzaa quentin police on. >> a rare gathering 150 residents of san quentin sitting side by side with law enforcement officers, district attorneys be members of the community and in some cases former prisoner whose paid their debt to society now recruited for retraining resident. >> i was a member of this incarcerated community at one time. >> the reason for the discussion, to give the san quentin prisoners to directly ask questions to people responsible for put be them behind bars. >> what are district attorneys going to to do to help eliminator youth being charged with life sentences or even being sent to prison. >> our office look at every juvenile charged with crime, whether this is the type of crime that they should be charged with an adult. minimizing that happening. >> the topic varied as da's from almeda, addressed a variety of issues to new legislation. >> we look at spending bills but don't start changing procedure until. >> just a matter of fact that the da's office comes to a parole hearing with the preconceived idea that they have to, you know, k

all right to talk about what we just saw there i'm joined here at the big table by quentin feel he's a senior analyst with the think tank chatham house in london he is here in berlin tonight it's good to see you quentin when i see that and listen to that i get the impression that boris johnson is acting like yesterday the supreme court parochial that just didn't happen is business as usual can he can he get away with it i don't know he's gone straight on the attack he's just ignoring anything not there were coals right through this debate that he should resign and he should realise what a complete he was accused of being a liar you have to cheat it was a very angry angry and rumbustious debate. and he just ignored it totally and just said i carry on what i think is clearly was his strategy before is even more instruction either is i'm the man of the people who's going to take on this dreadful parliament and earlier in the day we heard his attorney general describe the parliament is a disgrace is a dead parliament this is the parliament there was only elected 2 years ago and it's a pa

quentin somerville, bbc news, idlib.noon but died later in hospital. it is thought he had been thrown from a bridge. the 22—year—old man thought to be his father has been arrested on suspicion of murder. mps are calling on video games companies to protect young people from becoming addicted to their products. they're called loot boxes — virtual objects that you can buy during online gaming — to improve your progress. they make billions of pounds for gaming companies. but now a group of mps is calling for them to be regulated and banned from being sold to children. joe tidy has this report. it's estimated that 37 million people play computer games in the uk, more than half of us, and it's growing. but now a parliamentary select committee says it's time to pause and make major changes to protect people, particularly from gaming addiction. the proportion of gamers affected is expected to be less than 1% but there is one area of gaming that mps are concerned is causing problems on are concerned is causing problems on a mass

quentin.his reasons for suspending parliament. borisjohnson also insists government documents warning of long queues, medicine shortages and price rises after a no—deal brexit are a worst case scenario. the number of people convicted of rape in england and wales falls to its lowest level since records began. the number of people being prosecuted and convicted —— the number of people being prosecuted and convicted for rape has fallen to its lowest level in england and wales, since records began. the crown prosecution service says cases taken to court are down by more than 30% — compared to last year. and the of number of people found guilty has also fallen significantly. yet allegations of rape being reported to the police are at an all time high. our home affairs correspondent june kelly has more. rebecca began a relationship with a man who lied to her that he was a police officer. in fact, he was a convicted criminal with a history of violence against women. she discovered this after he attac

all right to talk about what we just saw there i'm joined here at the big table by quentin feel he's a senior analyst with the think think chatham house in london he is here in berlin tonight it's good to see you quentin when i see that and listen to that i get the impression that boris johnson is acting like yesterday the supreme court provoking all of that just didn't happen it's business as usual can he can he get away with that i don't know he's gone straight on the attack he's just ignoring anything not there were calls right through this debate for he should resign and he should realize what a complete he was accused of being a liar cheat it was a very angry angry and rumbustious debate and he just ignored it totally and just said i carry on what i think is clearly was his strategy before is even more his strategy and i raise i'm the man of the people who's going to take on this dreadful parliament and earlier in the day we heard his attorney general describe the parliament is a disgrace is a dead parliament this is the parliament there was only elected 2 years ago and it's a p

quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut. correspondent nick bryant is outside the un tonight. is bryant is outside the un tonight. it your view that' administration is it your view that the trump administration is talking with one voice on this issue? there was certainly a big difference in tone today. mike pompeo sounding like the hawk he is on iran. donald trump sounding more like a dove. in saudi arabia, mike pompeo called the attacks on the oil facility an act of war, even saying may be denying any of visa to the president of iran who is due in new york next week. donald trump was far more circumspect. he announced there would be new sanctions on iran but there is really very little left to sanction. and what was more significant, i think, sanction. and what was more significant, ithink, is sanction. and what was more significant, i think, is that he stepped back from those remarks he made at the weekend, where he said america was a locked and loaded, which raised the sceptre of a military strike. one of donald trump's p

quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut.ealth 0rganization has called arguably the world's biggest hidden health crisis — sna kebites. a person dies from a snakebite every five minutes, and many more are left with permanent disabilities. the bbc‘s global health correspondent tulip mazumdar travelled to kenya to meet a team of scientists who are tackling the problem. a pilot scheme is under way here, testing out new snakebite ambulances which can get into difficult—to—access areas quickly. the biggest problem that leads to these loss of lives and loss of limbs is because of the distance, and the duration taken from when the patient was bitten to when they go to hospital. so what you're trying to do with this ambulance is reduce the time taken. the race is on to get to a teenage boy bitten by a snake as he tended to his livestock. cecilia and her snakebite research team reach the remote village within an hour. we are suspecting an adder. they clean the wound. he is in a state of shock, but the team carefully lift him onto the

quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut.ch and the finns call on borisjohnson to put forward his alternative brexit plans within 12 days, or they warn it's over. a bbc news investigation finds teenagers in care are being placed at risk of abuse in unregulated homes. saudi arabia has displayed what it says is wreckage of drones and cruise missiles which prove that iran was behind the recent attacks on two oilfacilities. there were some robust exchanges during the second day of hearings at the uk supreme court, on whether it was lawful for parliament to be suspended in the run—up to brexit. the prime minister's case, that the decision was a political one and not one forjudges, was dismissed by a barrister representing his opponents, who told the court that the "mother of parliaments was being shut down by the father of lies". our home editor, mark easton, reports on the day's events. at the supreme court, the power struggle between the united kingdom's government and its parliament has, for some, become an instagram moment, a

texas democrat beto o'rourke toured san quentin state. he talked to inmates about life behind bars and he talked to inmates who are close to finishing their sentences and restarting their lives. the trip to california was actually supposed to happen last month but o'rourke canceled after the deadly mass shooting in his hometown of el paso. what he said to reporters about his experience inside san quentin. >> one of my big takeaways is that we are all capable of change. >> tomorrow o'rourke will be in oakland at a marijuana dispensary for a round table discussion about equity and justice. >>> another presidential hopeful is coming to town. we've confirmed that joe biden will be here october 3rd for fund-raisers in palo alto and san francisco. tickets to those events start at $1,000. >>> history tonight for one of the bay area's most celebrated and respected people. just two weeks before he retires giants manager bruce bochy wins his 2,000th career game. it happened at fenway park in boston. the giants beat the red sox. bochy becomes just t

it may be we won't ever see brecht's it's a toll they have made such a pigs ear of the whole thing quentin pill from chatham house thank you so much now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. at least 17 people have been killed and dozens more injured in iraq oh after a bus overturned on a bridge amid heavy flooding in the south of the country the total number of passengers is clear police and military rescue teams were dispatched with both the helicopters to search for missing people. preliminary results in russia's local elections showing big losses for the ruling united russia party slike in moscow candidate supported by opposition leader alex saying the valmy won almost half the votes even after many opposition candidates were removed from the ballots there was a low voter turnout. united nations atomic energy agency says iran has acquired uranium enrichment equipment but reaches the nuclear deal it's side with major powers and 2015 agreement has been under severe strain since the united states withdrew you need laterally last year and reimposed sanction

quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut.s two weeks to set out his brexit plans to the eu, according to finland's prime minister. antti rinne says he and the french president have agreed the uk should produce proposals in writing by the end of the month — if not, he said, "then it's over". the prime minister of luxembourg has denied he tried to embarrass mrjohnson on monday, when he held a press conference with just an empty podium for the british prime minister. xavier bettel spoke to our europe editor katya adler. i am sad about these perceptions from people to think that i want to humiliate — i have too much respect for the uk, too much respect for the uk citizens and for boris johnson, to think that i prepared this as a trickjust to have five minutes of popularity. really? there has been quite some outrage in the uk, after prime minister bettel, following a meeting on monday, here in luxembourg, with borisjohnson, decided to hold a press conference. mrjohnson, he holds the future of all uk citizens... loudly criticising

quentin sommerville reporting from idlib.ss of nearly £26 million in the first half of the year. it said trading conditions had been difficult, with what it called "soft" consumer demand for home goods and electrical items. the company was also concerned that a possible no—deal brexit could have an impact on fresh food supplies. a group led by the engineering firm, babcock, has won the contract to build five new royal navy frigates. the deal is worth £1.25 billion and will secure 2,500 jobs at the firm's base at rosyth and across the uk, and gives a lifeline to the threatened harland and wolfe shipyard in belfast. mps are calling on video game companies to protect young people from addiction. the culture committee is recommending that a feature known as "loot boxes" — where players pay real money for the chance of winning virtual goods — should not be sold to children. here's our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. do you think i'm good? like three quarters of all 5 to 15—year—olds, jake and aiden are keen gamers. wo

quentin sommerville, thank you. lying to the queen about his reasons for suspending parliament. boris johnson was speaking after scotland's highest civil court ruled yesterday that the shutdown was unlawful, because it was intended to hinder parliamentary debate. mrjohnson also dismissed concerns about newly released government papers detailing preparations for a no—deal brexit scenario — that contained warnings of medical shortages, food price rises and major cross—channel trade delays. he said the documents were just sensible preparations. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. almost a year to the day, this document was snapped by a beady—eyed photographer in westminster. a hint of the turmoil the government believed might come if we leave without a deal. 12 months later, after leaks and suspicion, at last, ministers have been forced to publish the actual details. do you understand what we're actually doing? i don't. let's hope they do know what they're doing, because leaving without arrangements in place

quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut.other stories making the news. the prime minister of finland, who currently holds the eu's rotating presidency, said the uk has two weeks to set out its brexit plans. after meeting the french president, antti rinne said the two agreed the proposals should be produced in writing by the end of september. this position has not yet been agreed with other eu nations. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has cancelled a planned trip to new york to address the un general assembly next thursday as he tries to stay in power following tuesday's general election. no party is in a position to form a majority government. a tanker has exploded following a massive fire at a chemicalfactory in istanbul. metal pieces rained down on passers—by following the blast. it's not yet know what caused the fire in the district of tuzla. strong flames and smoke impeded the work of firefighters. india has announced a complete ban on e—cigarettes — with immediate effect. the government says they pose a h

quentin sommerville, bbc news, beirut.as announced it is revoking california's ability to set its own emissions standards on cars. the president tweeted that the move would allow manufacturers to produce far less expensive cars for the consumer, while at the same time making the cars substantially safer. this will lead to more production because of this pricing and safety" a little bit earlier i asked the question as to what the differences are between the emissions and california —— in california, the standards, and the federal standards. i put that question to julia steyn, the director of the emmett institute on climate change in los angeles. isoi i so i think the important thing to know is that currently we have one harmonised national standard stop and this is important because the trump administration has said it wa nts to trump administration has said it wants to create one national standard, but that's actually what we have on the books right now. the federal standards in the california standards have been harmonise

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to german bundesliga soccer now and robert lewandowski and philip quentin knows the relationship finally blossomed last weekend in byron's win against cologne this week byron took advantage of a trip to bottom club potter born to go top of the table. robert levin dusty warmed up for this clash with 9 goals in the bank after just 5 much days 3 more than the entire pettable and scored it was almost a surprise then that the pole wasn't on the end of felipe could see neo's cross in the 15 minutes search can every with his 1st goal of the season. could seno was signed by the blind bosses for passage just like this one his teammates a reaping the benefits already. the roles were reversed on 55 minutes an hour pre-teen up the brazilian to top whom from close range yahshua kimmage with a pass continuo would be proud of in the build up the brazilian magic is clearly rubbing off on his teammates. 68 minutes in and pettibone finally showed some fighting spirit by cutting programs pulling one back for the home side midway through the 2nd tough surely they couldn't could they. not on a robot leavened

now, also last night, he visited san quentin prison. he spoke with inmates there and repoeted the -- repeated the call to stop selling assault weapons. >> i am sick and tired of people in positions of power being scared and afraid and complies sit in the violce and the bloodshed. >> congressman in california on a three-day visit. he was also down in los angeles where he visited skid row which has one of the largest homeless populations in the country. reporting live in oakland, alyssa hearington, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> a notice of environmental violation over the homeless problem. he talked to reporters as he was heading home from california last night and said waste there the home including needles and garbage is going through the storm drains and into the ocean. the president said the notice would come from the epa. now, the epa usually sends such notices to companies, not cities. you might remember in 2015, the epa sent a notice to vw and charged the auto maker with rigging their cars to pass emissions tests u. >>> san francisco mayor