. >> reilly at a vehicle check sunday night. a man is parked on a rural road.he walked to the driver's side, flashlight in hand. >> roll down the window. roll down the window. >> the man delays and rolls the window down. but his right hand swings over with a revolver. [gunfire] >> shots fired! shots fired. >> it's graphic, brutal, sudden. the game was javier morale 's who had a criminal history of arrest. >> possession of a concealed loaded firearm. assault on a police officer. driving under the influence. >> there's no indication that the deputy knew that. >> it's obvious to us that he intended to kill her. >> reilly was sworn in six months ago. >> we're proud of her. her dad is proud of her. her dad is a sergeant with the department and her grandfather retired law enforcement. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> on the radio while running for cover she showed incredible poise. >> when you're in that situation, you're in a gun battle you want to win. and she did. she did beautifully. >> at the roadside where it played out someone left a bouquet. a source says the

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. >> deputy reilly returned fire, killin half jer hernandez morale he was undocumented from mexico with a long criminal history and was deported twice in 20007 and 2010. ice issued detainers to napa and sonoma county jails and all denied napa county officials defended inplace. >> we need to have all the facts safety our community. >> the county supervisors said they investigate the remain welcoming to immigrants. >> district teachers the strike for a second day in a row, demanding a higher salary, lower sizes and more staff lisa is live where the district crowd. >> rep it was supposed to merge with another to survive. once the shouting began, the parent insisted it's par for parent and anyone on the picket line. the outrage took over when oaklan unified superintendent wanted the room into smalle out groups to discus the proposed school merger that's when superintendent kyla and dr away. >> she is not really interested in listening to what we as >> man here also wanted to hear more about the strike directly >> we were frustrated. of high tailed it out of here. everyb was in disbelief. >>

parts of a leg have been found, but the rest of her body hasn't been recovered. (00v) julie reilly, waswho's 42, has been ordered to serve at least 28 years in prison. a 21—year—old cadet, has been found dead in an apparent suicide, at the army's officer training college at sandhurst in berkshire. the woman's body was believed to have been found in her room on wednesday. thames valley police says it's treating the death as unexplained, but not suspicious. the oscar—nominated actor albert finney, has died at the age of 82, after a short illness. he began his career at the royal shakespeare company, before forging a reputation as one of britain's leading screen actors, in films such as saturday night and sunday morning, tom jones, and erin brockovich. will gompertz looks back on his life. albert finney came to fame in the early ‘60s, one of a new breed of tough looking actors in gritty dramas about working—class life. he was a bookmaker‘s son from salford. i'd take a tip from the fishes. never bite unless the bait is good. i won't get married until i'm good and ready. he appeared in kitch

making his first start and nine years the fifty one the all the senate was forced to retire from reilly sweden after the spin lost one the world title back in two thousand and two. and this is more later on. thank you very much of course you can find much more news on the web site the address al-jazeera dot com that's al-jazeera dot com well that's it for me down told the news hour don't go away though about a moment with more news. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than twelve thousand structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available. with the most billion people in the world food production is under increasing strain to keep pace with the grow

brian 0'reilly is spending four days in the fine croatian city of dubrovnik.cialist advice. i think for your particular interests, iwould recommend visiting ston, on the peljesac peninsula. it's about an hour's drive outside of dubrovnik, but it's also easily accessible by bus. the town is known for its seaside landscape, oysters and regional wines. the entire peninsula is known for having many hidden beaches but if you only have a day, i recommend checking out prapratno beach, less than 5km outside of ston. next, dinip bajaj from toronto in canada wants to take a great adventure in his home country. i too have been daunted by the prices of luxury tourist trains around the world but often you can find much cheaper, regular passenger trains which cover some of the same ground. canada's flagship train the canadian runs from your home city of toronto to vancouver, and the final stretch from jasper through british columbia duplicates part of the route of the rocky mountaineer. but i recommend a side trip on the skeena train betweenjasper and prince rupert on the p

sport making his first start in nine years the fifty one year old finn it was forced to retire from reilly sweden after the spin. last won the world title back in two thousand and two. and that's it for me back to hudson thanks very much dan now that is it for this news has a secret thanks for your company our colleagues in london will pick up after the break. i am a goodish every leaky new cycle going to see only simple breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the welts janel ace that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media and focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most impact is a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . where every. everything you do is being am it's being leaked and you measure to support intelligence agencies are. to do things in secret that are unlawful or politically embarrassing all of the colleagues that i knew chose to retire from the n.s.a.

julie reilly, was killed in herflat in glasgow a year ago.overed. andrew wallace who's 42, has been ordered to serve at least 28 years in prison. lung cancer screening trucks, will be appearing in supermarket car parks, under a new scheme across england. hundreds of thousands of people are to be tested in the next four years, as part of an nhs drive to catch the disease early, and improve survival rates. the 70 million pound initiative will target areas, with the highest lung cancer death rates. here's our health editor, hugh pym. maria is arriving for what they're calling an mot for her lungs and it is in the car park near some local shops. load into this and keep going, keep going, there we go. that's it. —— blow. i prefer this than the hospital, i do not like the hospital, i don't like going into hospital. it was easy enough to come here. i mean, i normally come shopping around here so it is nice tojust come in here. if you've had your lung health check here, and there's a potential area of concern, you don't have to wait very long or go f

sport making his first start and nine years the fifty one the old senate was forced to retire from reilly sweden after the spin lost one the world title back in two thousand and two. and this is sport for we'll have more later on some of thank you very much wants it from me daryn jordan for this news hour don't go away though my colleague summers are down is up next with more of the day's news stay with us. when you're from a neighborhood known as a hotbed of radicalism. you have to fight to defy stereotypes. in the meaning going to. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them you know my story of one man wounded. being taken by the survived the initial. sound of the box this is you know. we know how much or we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well but it's something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone to places and reported on a story that it might take an international network for months to be able to do it united nations peacekeepers i think knowing anti-riot know. we are challenging the forces we're challen

julie reilly was killed at her flat in glasgow a year ago.r body. a2—year—old andrew wallace was ordered to serve at least 28 years in prison. trucks in supermarket car parks will offer lung cancer checks under a new scheme across england. hundreds of thousands of people are to be tested over the next four years, as part of an nhs drive to catch the disease early and improve survival rates. the £70 million initiative will target the areas with highest death rates for lung cancer. our health editor hugh pym reports. maria is arriving for what they call an mot for her lungs and it is in the car park near some local shops. pop the tube in your mouth and blow as hard as you can. i prefer this than the hospital, i do not like the hospital, i do not like going into hospital. it was easy enough to come here. i normally come shopping around here so it is nice tojust come in here. if you have had your lung health check here, and there's a potential area of concern, you don't have to wait very long or go far, in fact you can go straight here and have a

the couple were greeted at casablanca airport by the british ambassador to morocco, thomas reilly, andwill meet girls at a school house in the atlas mountains, as well as attending an equestrian event in the capital rabat, which offers horse therapy for children with special needs. almost half of the police forces in england are increasing the number of staff trained to use a taser, according to a bbc investigation. tasers use electricity to stun a person's muscles and prevent them from moving — during dangerous confrontations. police chiefs say the increase comes as attacks on officers have gone up by 10 percent over the last year, asjo taylor reports. wayne mcdonald's brother adrian died following an incident in which he was tasered by police in 2014. officers were called to a party where he'd taken drugs and barricaded himself in a room. adrian died from a cardiac arrest caused by cocaine and stress despite police trying to calm him, and his mum germaine thinks this stress could have been avoided. i'm not against the officers having tasers. what i'm against is the officers using a t

private first class joseph reilly, staff sergeant irving locker, and sergeant herman zeitchik. [cheers and applause] president trump: gentlemen, we salute you. in 2019, we also celebrate 50 years since brave young pilots flew a quarter of a million miles through space to plant the american flag on the face of the moon. half a century later, we are joined by one of the apollo 11 astronauts who planted that flag -- buzz aldrin. [cheers and applause] president trump: thank you, buzz. this year, american astronauts will go back to space on american rockets. [cheers and applause] president trump: in the 20th century, america saved freedom, transformed science, and redefined the middle class and when you get down to it, there's nothing anywhere in the world that can compete with america. [applause] president trump: now, we must step boldly and bravely into the next chapter of this great american adventure, and we must create a new standard of living for the 21st century. an amazing quality of life for all of our citizens is within reach. we can make our communities safer, our familie

jason reilly from the "wall street journal," an african-american writer, did research on this and showedfor example, the naacp put the president's approval rating among black voters at 21%. for a republican, that is over the moon. and i'm not saying -- >> naacp does not do polling like that. but let's -- >> look at the column. >> you talk about who he invites to a reception. >> no, i'm talking about the policies which were -- >> none of which were directed toward dealing with inequality, which i cited from the commission. now, where is his specific policy, not that if the rest of the country moves up, you just happen to move up with everybody else. what is the specific policies he will deal with in terms of racial inequality? >> absolutely. so opportunity zones. in particular, are targeting areas, whether it's urban or high poverty minority areas and rural areas. >> major corporations can invest in these zones. how many of them are black-owned. >> he doesn't even have any black people working in the white house! this is tiresome. >> omarosa called him a racist. >> come on, rev. >> who ca

john reilly has been appointed coo. >> we should go back to disney.rter for increased 5% to 6.8 billion in terms of their operating income, that increased 10% in that part of the business. ofarly this is a real area growth. >> we are talking so much about the media side in the battle with netflix. disney has all of this other stuff. how is it looking? >> theme parks is about a third of their business. they continue to invest and get great returns on their part business on a global scale. you see similar numbers coming out of comcast. they continue to dominate box office globally. >> we talk about media companies, everyone is talking about the breakup value. with disney, they seem to believe in the idea that the conglomerate makes sense and it should stay as one. >> disney has been disney in our minds for so long, it is hard to look at it in every pieces. you have the movies and the content along the theme parks. it is hard to say these will be separated. there is total synergy in their real business model. about this.ou think of such disruption? even

reilly, and melissa mccarthy was named worst actress for "life of the party," and "the happy time murdersof the spectrum. >> showing range. >> we all do. we all have some range. finally. everyone wants to do their own cover of "shallow" from "a star is born." yesterday it was nick jonas, and today it's kate hudson belting out the song while doing pilates. ♪ watch as i dive in >> who knew? >> she sounds amazing. >> she does. >> keep your tail down. >> i'm pulling my hamstring just watching this. >> and she's doing it. focus, honey. concentrate. you have to have the right form here. >> i never knew what pilates was. that looks like torture. >> it's the reformer, right? >>> one reminder, you know, we have got a lot of action for you, right? >> you can catch the big oscar countdown show live from the red carpet starting at 1:00 eastern. >> and you can watch the show itself live at 8:00 eastern. thank you for watching this morning. have a great sunday. >> enjoy. bye. bye. watching this morning. have a great sunday. >> enjoy. bye. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. the city of san fr

killed us all. just weeks before she died, one person kerri did confide in was her hairdresser, annie reilly into my arms, sobbing. she then went on to explain what her ex— boyfriend, or her then—boyfriend, had done to her, the attack, and how it was delivered. i would rather not sort of repeat that, because it's too painful. that was very private between me and kerri. carried on the appointment and she turned round and she said to me, "i know he's going to kill me." they were the words i never thought i would ever hear any of my clients say. should i have phoned the police? yeah, of course i should have done. but i didn't know they were words that were meant. ijust thought it was just a statement, a figure of speech, and when i did find out that is actually what happened to her, and that is when i have had... i've asked myself so many, many times, "what if...?" i suppose i felt guilty at times, although i've been reassured, not just by friends and family, but by kerri's mum that, you know, there was nothing that i could have done to prevent what was going to happen. the official report, kno

jack reilly tells the "new york post" the people he put at risk because of that stunt he should be in drug lord put a mission to capture elle chapo on hold. they did not want the actor to get hurt. jurors are now deliberating on 10 counts against him. the justice department filing a lawsuit to block the nation's first safe drug injection site. it targets the nonprofit group safehouse which wants to open a facility in philadelphia where drug users can be supervised by medically trained professionals. federal prosecutors say it violates the controlled substances act by facilitating illegal drug use. inmates fall through a ceiling trying to escape jail. surveillance video shows blaze ayers dangling above the floor tangled in wires. deputies tased him before putting him back behind bars in indiana. originally booked into jail after skipping court for a battery charge. a look at your headlines, send it back to you. steve: he made the highlight reel. brian: every time janice dean is on television i put it on my highlight reel. ainsley: he watches it every night. janice: thank you so much fo

private first class joseph reilly. staff sergeant irving locker. andergeant heman zeitcheck. ( applause )pl ( se ) gentlemen, we salute you. in 2019, we also ceebrate 50 years since brave young pilots flew a quarter of a million miles through space to plant the american flag on the face of the moon. half a century later, we are joined by one of the apollo 11 asntonauts who pla that flag flag, buzz drin. ( applause ) ( applause >> thank you, buzz. this year, ican astronauts will go back to space onts american roc ( applause ) in the 20th century, america saved freedom, transformed science, redefined the middle class, and when you get down it, there's nothing anywhere in the world that canmpete with america. ( applause ) ( applause ) >> now we must step boldly an bravely into the next chapter of this great american adventure. there will be a new standard of living for the 21st century. for all of our citizens is within reach. we can make our communities safer, our famy ronger, our culture richer, our faieth dep deeper, and our middle class bigger and

private first class joseph reilly, staff sergeant irving locker, and sergeant hermann. [ applause ] >> gentlemen, we salute you. in 2019, we also celebrate 50 years since brave young pilots flew a quarter of a million miles through space to plant the american flag on the face of the moon. half a century later, we are joined by one of the apollo 11 astronauts that planted that flag buzz aldrin. [ applause ] >> thank you, buzz. this year, american astronauts will go back to space on american rockets. [ applause ] >> in the 20th century, america transformed science, redefined the middle class, and when you get down to it, there's nothing anywhere in the world that can compete with america. [ applause ] >>> now we must step boldly and bravely into the next chapter of this great american adventure, and we must create a new standard of living for the 21st century. an amazing quality of life for all of our citizens is within reach. we can make our community safer, our families stronger, our culture richer, our faith deeper, and our middle class bigger and more prosperous than ever before. [

private first class joseph reilly, staff sergeant irving locker, and sergeant her man wherman -- steve on earth have defeated these evils in the past. felt like a bad family reunion for the most part. no one agrees we come together for a moment and clap and go our separate ways and trash talk each other. i don't know where it goes. i think it was a great speech. his line america will never be a socialist country was setting the table for the terms of 2020. he did a nice job with that. ainsley: what i love about that too they are elderly men. had a hard time standing up and reminds us how great our country is and reminds us what they did 20 years old, 18 years old. pete: can we do that again. ainsley: the greatest generation our grandfather's generation. steve: we have been able to poll the audience right here. cbs did an instant poll, not particularly scientific. but 76% of those who watched approved of the president's address. 72% agreed with his ideas on immigration. that must scare the democrats. and the speech will do more to unite the country 56 percent said that, david. >> i mean