i'm afraid this is a lot of rescue services but i'm afraid with the confirmation from the foreign ministry from you the ukrainian foreign ministry i think it's safe to say that it is a search operation not a rescue operation i will be bringing you all the latest as we. many people were on board condolences to friends and families of course of those affected by this recent tragedy for 6 we can see here there are at least dozens of people there at the site right now i know the early reports were pointing the finger at mechanical errors but at this point it's really too early to know anything lation i think we should just wait for the results of the official investigation which is bound to be conducted into this well into this tragedy. donna thank you for bringing us the latest on the. reports of the plane crash came just hours after he rounds fired dozens of ballistic missiles at 2 u.s. military bases in iraq iranian military is calling the move a revenge for the death of its top general kasem salmoni was killed in a u.s. drone strike last week. for the latest on those missile strikes across

so there are at rescue services basically go to these bush acted areas trying to get as many of those animals to safety is possible but the reality is that you know these fires are burning through their habitat we've obviously seen that the quality images have been sort of circulating on social media people rescuing these qualities giving them water and that kind of thing but you know it's other animals true it's it's it's plants and worth remembering that a stray has so many. if these species did go extinct they don't they don't live anywhere else that would be sort of the end for them if they can't survive in astronomy or the estimate from scientists was initially asked a 1000000000 now they're saying that it's more likely sort of 1000000000 mark in terms of animals which have died during this crisis let me share thoughts from me from a brassiere he's on twitter grassy l.s.s. stop manipulating the forests the lands and there will be no fire governments and producers will tell you that it is due to climate change and that it's the other way around climate change is a consequence of t

it will include a senior member of the uk fire and rescue service, a medical specialist in trauma andteam will work with australian colleagues to establish what type, extent, and duration of support will be of most use to australian emergency responders, and ensure that such contributions are fully integrated with australian efforts. the snp‘s deirdre brock was born and grew up in western australia. i mean, it's difficult for most people here to appreciate the size of the fires, to appreciate the size of australia to begin with. these fires have covered an area twice the size of wales. the fire front in one state, new south wales, is thousands of miles long. there is always a bushfire season, but not like this. labour said the fires were clearly caused by global warming — and yet there were still individuals who denied climate change was a real issue. these individuals, sadly, include the current president of the united states, donald trump, the current president of brazil, jair bolsonaro, and — i say this with great regret, given what his country's currently experiencing — the curren

now, investigators from humberside police and humberside fire and rescue service are trying to work oute also been at the scene. the dogs assist our fire investigation officers and our police colleagues, in trying to detect any presence of something that might have contributed to the fire's development. but it's there to rule in or rule out anything that may contribute to fire development. it's a tragic event in any circumstance and our thoughts are with all those involved. it's likely the work to investigate this tragedy will continue into tomorrow, as a family and community begin to grieve for those that have been lost. jo makel reporting. the headlines on bbc news... the death toll from the coronavirus rises to 41 — with authorities in china struggling to contain the outbreak, as millions travel for the lunar new year. benita mehra, a newly—appointed member of the grenfell tower inquiry panel, resigns after being linked to the charitable arm of the firm which supplied the tower block's cladding. donald trump's lawyers have begun their defence of the president in his impeachment trial

now, investigators from humberside police and humberside fire and rescue service are trying to work outogs have also been at the scene. the dogs assist our fire investigation offices and our police collea g u es investigation offices and our police colleagues in trying to detect any presence of something that might have contributed to the fire‘s development. but it is there to rule in or rule out anything that may contribute to fire development. it isa contribute to fire development. it is a tragic event in any circumstance, and our thoughts are with all of those involved. it is likely the work to investigate this tragedy will continue into tomorrow, asafamily tragedy will continue into tomorrow, as a family and community begin to grieve for those that have been lost. royal a marine who got into difficulty during a training exercise on the cornish coast earlier this week has died. the recruit who has not been named had been cut critically ill in hospital since being found unconscious in the water near plymouth on tuesday night. an investigation into his death is continuing. boeing says

let me put to you what greg mullins, who used to lead the fire and rescue service in new south wales,said he's been trying to get a meeting with the government since april last year because he said he knew it was going to be a horrifying season. "it's very disappointing we won't listen to earlier and measures could have been taken months ago to make the firefighters more effective and to make the community safer. " that's the first job of government, isn't it — to make people safe? on that basis, hasn't it let them down? it has and the government takes its advice from all sorts of places and it was briefed about the unprecedented threat this season, and it happened and it was as bad as we could have thought. the prime minister has said in retrospect he thinks he could have done some things better, and perhaps listening to them might have been one of them. but certainly there's been a significant and dramatic and sustained effort, including through our defence forces to deal with this unprecedented bushfire season. the comparison has been drawn by the australian ethics centre with how

residents an ultimatum, a thursday morning deadline to leave the area or to expect no more help from rescue servicesasis seismologists say an explosion could be imminent. almost a quarter -- quarter million local people have been moved to safety but some refused to leave. to the u.k., boris johnson brexit bill has cleared its final hurdle in parliament and years and deadlock. that has been a story that paralyzed u.k. politics since the 2016 referendum. electionge of the snap -- election last month backing the plan to leave the eu on january 31, the bill now goes to the queen to sign it into law. trackould put brexit on in nine days time. finally, the pentagon continues making up big numbers, 30 $5 trillion of accounting adjustments last year alone, that's almost larger than the entire u.s. economy and highlights the continuing of occult in balancing the books. $738 billion of defense-related spending in the budget making it the most expensive in the world. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

a spokesman for royal berkshire fire and rescue service said three fire engines were in attendance athad gust of 60 or 70 miles an hour, overnight the winds will gradually ease, the rain though just keeps going across the east anglia and the southeast of england. as for where clear skies, showers up towards the threat of some icy patches here. there could be a touch of frost and some ice for the far north of england and for northern ireland as well. tomorrow the winds won't be as strong, will see the back of this rain in the morning across southeastern england and in the sunshine follows. the brace will —— the breeze will go across parts of northern ireland, snow levels rising, quite wet here. probably not quite so chilly across scotland and northern ireland but a cooler day for southern parts of england and wales. as we move into thursday, there is another area of low pressure that will bring some wet and windy weather to western parts of the uk. some heavy rain and gale force winds. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. borisjohnson calls time on the nuclear agreement with

rescued, is okay. national weather service has issued high surf advisory along the coast to thursday morning.der to be safe anywhere near the coast. >>> live one more time, sky ranger at san francisco. what a beautiful sight. was a beautiful sight. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri to talk about what the weather is going to be like. >> forecast is really holding up strong here. did have fog earlier tonight but that's since moved out. only needed a couple of seconds right? so beautiful. got another view here of san francisco. and look, if you're like me, in san francisco -- i've done this in the past, get up to about midnight, open up the door and get a view of the fireworks, visible from a lot of the city if we don't have rain or thick fog. and that is exactly what we have at current moment. just a little bit of high clouds. can see live sky cam review, some haze and patchy fog near the golden gate bridge. chilly 52 degrees, nothing stopping us from seeing the fireworks tonight. of course i imagine nbc bay area web team will be all over that getting you cool view of the fireworks in case you a

last month, on october 2, in service training. we had rope rescue and confined service classes. this week, we're having pg&e members come in and help us understand pg&e, pacific gas and electric and understand their equipment, and our citizens, too, and then, we put them through training. i know we saw you last time, we had the yearly drill in october, but we also delivered another -- it was the four-session all in spanish to the community. it's a lite -- i call it lite version of nert. many families bring their kids because they don't have a way to baby-sit, so they learn life skills, shut off electric, water, fire extinguisher, something they can definitely use in their community and help each other. so that was the last one that we held at divisional training. bureau of division and planning, they had a vacancy list on november 7. and along with that and the new tours, we'll be moving around mid-january, and now we're going through the vacation selection process. and this is the first time i report on this, so the new health and safety wellness chief, who's here. i included t

that may not work and magistrates may not agree but we as a fire rescue service will do all we can told have protected. it is quite clear in legislation that any external wall should not aid the spread of fire. that should have been followed. why was not followed will be followed up in phase two of the enquiry. at the moment we have not really got the legislation to force people to remove it. the government are changing that but it will take a while. we will use all the powers we have at our disposal to do what we can. tell me, are there any buildings that you know have been inspected and you know that they are at risk and they are in breach of safety, people are u nsafe in breach of safety, people are unsafe in these buildings but you cannot do anything about them. we have done some things. the interim measures, no, this is not criticism of you. this is actuallyjust because of the system, because the system because of the system, because the syste m d oes because of the system, because the system does not appear to be protecting people quickly enough in a timely enough manner. have y

at least 13 others injured when a factory court fire and collapsed 3 people were rescued from the rubble emergency services say it was the 3rd major fire in the indian capital in less than a month. as part of our look back at some of the top reports filed by d.w. correspondents and 2019 we're going to fall bod in norway now it is one of the most northern human settlements in the world and it's the home of a man attempting something that is considered impossible growing food in the 3 month long pole a night. this is not a u.f.o. it's a greenhouse inside it drops to minus 20 degrees celsius during the dark polar night only when the polar day begins will benjamin vidmar see things growing here we have some days you know with the midnight sun there's sun in theory 24 hours a day so it just moves around in the sky and it can get like $2530.00 degrees in here i really like to do some root vegetables carrots potatoes would be nice. finally a bit of sunlight and darkness prevails for months in winter it's minus $25.00 degrees celsius the tundra here is permanently frozen there are more polar bears in sabar than pe

it's why we rescued the green line extension project, expanded commuter rail services, and funded and began building $1 billion self coast projects. -- self coast projects. -- south coast projects. [applause] it is also why we toe placed -- and continued enhance and expand dedicated bustling. but we have much more to do. [laughter] gov. baker: to build on those an $18ments, filed billion transportation fund last year, the largest ever. be invested inld road and bridge improvements and the other $7 billion for additional expansion and modernization of transit, commuter rail bus services. 2021, the budget proposal will include an increase of $135 million and operating funds. [applause] this will ensure that the team has the resources it needs to make the recommendations of the safety review panel and continue to accelerate service improvements. and we all know traffic is also a problem and it is no longer just the rush hour. transportation companies provide a valuable service to operate with very little oversight. legislation can be filed to give us the information and the tools we need

this is of a lake tahoe firefighter carrying a baby kangaroo who helped rescue and it quickly went viral. the forest service posted it online as crews from the u.s. help out. >> 6:25 now. and happening now. emergency leaders in california are lending a hand to earthquake victims in puerto rico. nearly three dozen expert paparazzi from the office of emergency services are providing relief and support. on saturday another earthquake registered a 5.9 and thousands are without shelter, food or water. >>> rescue crews team up to save a man who clings to the side of a cliff. you see right here. without any clothes on. this is in san diego. this is a photo of the rescue that happened on sunday. first responders safely lifted the man off the cliff with a harness and detained him for a mental health evaluation. >>> no need to lie about this cash. a massive 350 pound fish kout off the southwest side of florida. >> catching the warsaw grouper and scientists believe it is at least 50 years old. not breaking any records though. the largest one caught was 680 pounds back in 1961. and we looj -- we both looked at the pict

it's why we rescued the $2 billion green line extension project, expanded commuter rail service, and funded and began building the decades-delayed $1 billion south coast rail project. [ applause ] it's also why we replaced a third of the bus fleet, expanded the silver line, continued to enhance and expand dedicated bus lanes. but we have much more to do. said the senator. to build on those improvements, we filed an $18 billion transportation bond bill last year, the largest ever. $11 billion would be invested in road and bridge improvements with another $7 billion for additional expansion and modernization of transit, commuter rail, and bus service. our 2021 budget proposal will increase $135 million and operating funds for the t. [ applause ] this will ensure that the t has the resources it needs to implement the recommendations of its safety review panel and continue to accelerate service improvement. and we all know traffic is also a problem, and it's no longer just at rush hour. transportation network companies provide a valuable service, but they clog our roads and operate with

hole many international airport in tehran according to the head of iran's emergency services the plane is on fire and rescue crews are at the scene although the iranian red crescent is saying it is an extremely unlikely that anyone survived ukraine international airlines flight 70 $52.00 was heading to kiev it's a boeing 737 plane and reportedly went down due to technical reasons according to the tracking service flight radar $24.00 the plane took off and stopped transmitting data 2 minutes later there is no indication of any link to the iranian missile strikes that happened in iraq a few hours. of a visit from a financial action in very good will be here with you next hour to take you through all this latest breaking news. i. was a bus broadcasting around the world and covering all. like this business and how it affects our daily lives i'm christiane washington and here's a look at what we have and store today to go on paper takes yet another turn as japan has issued an arrest warrant for life we take another look at this winding case in addition you take a look ahead to the euro zone with hillary the brit

"emergency services are currently at the scene of a fire "at a house on wensley avenue in hull. "humberside fire and rescuerts of a fire "at a house. "emergency services worked to extinguish the fire "and get the occupants out of the building. "a man was pronounced dead at the scene and an eight year—old girl, who had been taken to hospital, has sadly died." harry dunn‘s mother has urged the united states to show "humanity" and extradite the woman accused of causing his death. the teenager died after his motorbike collided with a car outside raf croughton in northamptonshire in august. the us government has rejected the uk‘s extradition request for anne sacoolas, who left the country under diplomatic immunity. the business secretary, andrea leadsom, is the family‘s local mp. she met the us ambassador yesterday. the prime minister is very much on the side of the family in their desire to see justice done for harry, and all of us in government are working towards that end. much more on that online. trading standards is warning home owners that they could be at risk of losing large amounts of money if they se

according to they had every runs emergency services the plane was on fire and the russian rescue crews are course at the steam still but we have been told that there were no survivors of that plane crash and as you can see from the pictures from the site itself there is extreme damage to the little debris that is being found and remained at the crash site. indeed it seems that the destruction was the plane is completely salit and i think we can the ready see pictures in the key of the people people gathering now of course it's the usual sight at any airport but still we have seen information on the port a listing of the arriving this was supposed to arrive the arriving flight that went down outside of tehran as canceled and now and indeed although the rainy and red crescent is saying that it is unlikely that anyone survived but now we have official confirmation of who was from the ukrainian authorities no one on board survived none of those 176 people none of those 176 people survived now again an investigation will. be conducted into what happened into what happened in the air because

and its siblings the transpacific partnership and a similar deal covering services so we're going to rescue a trillion times. at the ecuadorian embassy in london he explains why we only know about disagreements from leaks. these big teeth 3 agreements he's a teacher ip and p.p.p. . kept secret because otherwise they're windrush democratic opposition in the population and they won't be possible to negotiate you can come to conclusion i mean it's pretty obvious what do they tell us about the new global order and what are the efforts on democracy these are the most significant. plan to reorder the legal and economic structure of the west and friends. at least since the construction of europe the nature of the agreements is a construction of a new legal and economic block or ultra neoliberal system which will which will cement alter near liberalism within your and a wide range of other countries in treaty form and treaties are very very hard to change because you need agreement of all the countries participating in treated change it so it is that the end of any other political project is only b

rescued and is okay. now, the national weather service has issued a high surf advisory along the coast through thursday morning. this is a very good reminder to be safe if you are anywhere near the coast. oh, my gosh. >> a miracle. >> it's a miracle he's still alive. >> i know. i know. that video happened last thursday but the conditions continue for an entire week. i was down by the coast earlier today and saw huge swells going on. >> 10 to 20 feet expected as we head through the next about 36 hours. otherwise in our forecast, we do have cloud cover that has started to move in. but no worries. i still think we'll be able to see those fireworks. let's get you into the microclimate forecast and your new year's eve weather. hopefully you had a good day so far, getting ready for a big party tonight, got it turned on in the background. so, let's get you to the goods here. in san francisco, we know how many people do head out here. and great news to report, as we talked about earlier after fog rolling over the golden gate bridge we've started to see that subside a little bit and you can see the city lights shining

rescues. next is our emergency medical services report from deputy chief sandra tong. we had a bump in the academy on 14, that's e.m.t. to paramedic. we had 16 newly pinned paramedics. they continue to meet with members of the e.m.s. leadership committee and the creation of various e.m.t. subcommittees. research committees are currently being formed. i have several pages of data. we can answer questions if you have to the e.m.s. 6 report. e.m.s. 6 report for november, there was a total number of unique individuals engaged was 82. in december, it was 109. then on page 26, the november top 20 call percent change was - 45%. in november, the top 20 call percent change was - 14%. plans are underway to conduct a six-week paramedic training course starting january 27. this will be for members selected to the e.m.s. 6 list. we're predicting ten people. to the nature crcan administra we went from 230 to 188. by the time a slight decrease from 147 to 122 with nonidentifiable home addresses, and then from 83 down to 66 in identifiable home addresses. in december, we saw a slight

staff and that most of the horses already adopted our son to rescue sanctuaries only these 8 remain there. >>and tame 10 and on bro animal services is asking anyone with experience dealing with an team courses to please apply for adoption by january 31th without that experience it can be pretty dangerous. >>and we want to set the course up for success as well as a person for the remaining forces are still underweight and not totally socialize jacob tells fox 40 he's part of the recovery they've made over the last few is pretty sad to see it after rescuing them from dire conditions, he h we're very happy that we were able to hold these horses in the nurse, them back the health and then a fighting chance to live out the rest. that was christy grosz reporting no charges have been filed against the owner of the horse at this time. >>animal services is still investigating they're also working to find a home for all the remaining horses. >>time force. >>well it's only been a day, but it felt like a weekends we've waited to find out who the 40 niners will be playing next week in the nfc championship game. and we know now let's go to the

service members are rescued after a navy helicopter crashe crashes in was off okinawa, japan.opper to crash. and check this out. a stray dog springs into action to help a group of kids. watch. [dog barking] griff: that a boy lassie barking at stopped cars as kinder gart necessary cross the street in the country georgia. the dog sausage not lassie becoming a local hero as the video went viral. that pete, is why dogs are man's best friend. lisa: make sure sausage gets the credit. pete: that was in the country of georgia. griff: yes. pete: i prefer american dogs. griff: rick loves dogs. rick: do you guys love dog and dog owners? >> yeah. rick: there you go, pete, outnumbered. this morning one storm across the east coast. cold air. way up towards the north. this is your when i will, feels like 23 in fargo. coldest air really we have got anywhere across the u.s. 68 in miami. as you are waking up this morning. front has kind of moved through across parts of florida. you will see a very dry day across the south. later on tonight, rain moves in across south texas. southern part of lou

coordinator for the acute search and rescue association he's praised the quick response to the earthquake by emergency services the biggest challenge here is the temperature conditions as it is overnight with a chill feel for chill factor it gets to about minus 10 or more degrees celsius and people that were trapped in the rubbles or i 5 facing quite low temperatures other than that most buildings in the area are made by made of concrete and mud brick the mud brick buildings obviously collapse much sooner and. the likelihood of reaching a live victims or reaching confirm live victims under a mud brick buildings is is a little bit lower than that of concrete buildings which will tend to collapse with some voids with where through which the victims can vary through so the building structures and the temperature low temperatures are the 2 biggest challenges faced by all the teams on the ground 2 provinces were hit by the earthquake and those and a lot both have fully functional airports i believe both going house style wide body aircraft so that deployment of search and rescue efforts were not a problem mobile co

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and an american rescue plane crashed and burned in the desert killing eight service members. a state of emergency that remains in place to this day ending diplomatic and economic relations and freezing, well, billion dollars of iranian assets. and a final insult to carter, the hostages were released minutes after reagan took office. the u.s. backed saddam hussein during the bloody eight-year war. iran starts funding terror groups like hezbollah which bombed the beirut barracks in 1983. takes a weird turn in 1986 when reagan's administration was caught selling arms to iran and moving the proceeds to the nicaraguan contras fighting the regime there. it was a big scandal, but a bigger crisis for iran aoccurred in 1988 by a navy cruiser shot down an iranian passenger jet by mistake killing all 290 people aboard. after the attacks of 9/11, iran proved helpful in toppling the taliban. but in 2002, their secret nuclear program was revealed. in 2013, the obama administration brought together negotiators from five countries to try to convince iran to end its nuclear weapons program. a

besides, they argued, toni would still be alive if the park service had sent a helicopter to rescue herof the defense was harold henthorn is an odd duck. he says more than he should. and that may make him a blowhard and an annoying person to be around at a cocktail party but doesn't make him a killer. look past his character and focus on the evidence. nobody saw harold henthorn push toni off that cliff. there is no video of it happening. there's very little physical evidence to prove anything other than it was just a fall. >> reporter: but the prosecution had another powerful card to play. although the defense objected, the judge allowed in testimony about harold's first wife lynn, about her death, her life insurance and about harold's many versions of what happened. >> and the question was, is this man just horribly unlucky or is he a double murderer? >> reporter: a deadly path returns after the break. returns after the break.man: s oh, what a relief it is! so fast! it's finally time for... geico sequels! classic geico heroes, starring in six new commercials, with jaw-dropping savings.

rescue workers are searching for survivors of friday's earthquake. the number of confirmed dead now stands at 29. a five month shutdown of mobile internet services has been partially lifted in indian administered kashmir, following a ruling in the indian supreme court ruling. it's the longest outage in any democracy. critics complain that internet access is still very limited. at ten o'clock, rachel will be here with a full roundup of the days news. first, it's time for our world and a rising star of syrian democratic politics, 34—year—old hevrin khalaf, was brutally murdered in the kurdish—governed north east of the country. this film contains footage some viewers may find distressing. hevrin khalaf was a rising star in kurdish—controlled northern syria. a region where the kurds had been the key ally of the us in the fight against so—called islamic state. then, last october, it all changed. the worst mistake that the united states has ever made, in my opinion, was going into the middle east. we are bringing ourfolks back home. days later, the turkish military invaded and jihadi militias spread across the region. hevrin was murdered. why was hev

roadside rescue companies are often the first to hear from drivers in trouble. aa call operator: aa emergency serviceay, or are you in a safe place? a lay— by. is it big enough and safe enough for one of our vehicles to attend? i've listened to some of the calls from aa members that have broken down in that situation. and if they're in a live lane and they can't get out of the car on the left hand side, you know, the advice is quite bleak — it's "keep your seatbelt on, put your hazards on, put all the lights on you can, and dial 999" — it is an emergency situation that we're putting people in. woman on phone: there's no hard shoulder — i'm on the actual side of the m6, in a lane. operator: you're in a live lane? yes. 0k... stephen lark was stranded on a live lane too. he broke down on a motorway with no hard shoulder and was stuck there for half an hour. it's the scariest time i've ever had in my life in a car, was when i broke down on that night. he could only get out of his car by stepping into the speeding traffic. there was a small gap, so i was able to quicklyjump out, slam the door, run around

shortly after landing stopping the head of a run's emergency services told state television that the fire is so heavy that we can't do any rescueat goes in line with what the state agency is saying but with nobody on board surviving this crash, it is very unusualfor surviving this crash, it is very unusual for this to crash. a relatively new plane, only three yea rs or relatively new plane, only three years or so old. we are going to have to leave it there, but thank you very much indeed. we will keep you very much indeed. we will keep you across any more developments on that story. from myself and the team here, we are back with the latest business stories and a moment. after a very windy tuesday it is still quite a story across scotland but not as windy. as far as the weather's concern for wednesday, it isa mix weather's concern for wednesday, it is a mix stopping some of us will get some sunshine but rain in the forecast to. has the big picture, across western europe there is a big storm up there just south of iceland pushing the clouds in the direction of the uk, you can see the clouds moving quite swiftly towards the north

service is alone fire services that have been stretched to the limit the australian navy has also been deployed to help evacuate fire affected coastal areas these people were rescued from mala qusayr in the state of victoria where a mega blaze forced 4000 people to feed to the waterfront a new use eve their safe and now a smoke from the fi is once again tense day into night. and even as australia battles with bushfires is preparing for one of the premier tennis events of the year the australian open is just over 2 weeks away to that end a large crowd in brisbane to watch novak djokovic in-bred take on south africa's kevin anderson in the inaugural team event djokovic edged his much taller rival in 2 sets to ensure that serbia advances to the next round of what's called the a.t.p. . and which are not a ski jumping and marius linda vick claimed a 2nd win in a row at the 4 hills tournament putting himself in 2nd place the norwegian was the last man to jump in spoke and despite the difficult wind conditions he scored 253.3 points to edge poland's david. about 60 now leads the overall standings with just one of them from the goals. and you are of course watching to new

service is alone fire services that have been stretched to the limit the australian navy has also been deployed to help evacuate fire affected coastal areas these people were rescued from mala qusayr in the state of victoria where a mega blaze forced 4000 people to flee to the waterfront on new year's eve they're safe and now a smoke from the fire is once again tense day into night. a judge in britain has ruled that veganism qualifies as a protected philosophical belief under british law paving the way for vegans to sue their employers if they feel they are a target of discrimination the ongoing case involves london resident jordie because of me china says he was fired from his job at a charity because of his strict adherence to a vegan lifestyle and that of course means rejecting all consumption of animal products the charity denied this saying he was fired for gross misconduct cases still pending but the judges recognition of veganism as a protected belief is a 1st in british law. well i'm truly happy. to. be so stupid but i was very confident that i would. pretty quickly here in. the beginnings of these people some people and when you look at my life and these

. >> following his active service, he went on to a career in the police force and later joined search and rescue always had a hobby -- scrapbooking to document his life. >> just trying to keep track of what's happened to me, where, when. >> reporter: so for this valentine's day his family had an idea -- an invitation to the public to write this decorated war hero and help him continue the chapters in his scrapbook. it's called operation valentine. >> it also has given a lot of other people a way to say thank you. >> the response overwhelming. thousands of cards pouring in from all over the country. people saying thank you and sharing their personal stories. >> dear major bill white, i want to thank you for your service to and sacrifice to our country. you are amazing and an inspiration to our marine who is currently serving. >> though he's busy with his scrapbooking, major white letting us know he's still a tough marine. >> they could call me back if they needed me for something. >> instanting ready -- standing ready to serve. ♪ the united states marines >> the message they wanted to send. >>> a

in the years of his service, we did together meet those challenges. his first and most pressing task was to rescue an economy on the brink of collapse, working with the democratic controlled congress, the american recovery and reinvestment act, the stimulus was passed, created 3.7 million jobs. and saved the jobs of millions of teachers, firefighters, police officers, and social service providers. recovery act also cut taxes for working families, extended unemployment insurance, and expanded their earned income and child tax credit. which disproportionately benefit african-americans. it was met. the challenge. so any discussion of any excitement about the work of this administration in creating an economy that was literally given to them because of the work of president obama and the democratic caucus. we have now a trillion -- $2 trillion extra in debt. we have the pending possibility of wars. we have the continuing downward spiral of issues that will impact this economy. and so with this terrible tax cut we were not given a strong economy. we paid an extremely high price, $1.9 trillion for tax c

service is alone fire services that have been stretched to the limit the australian navy has also been deployed to help evacuate fire affected coastal areas these people were rescued from allah qusayr in the state of victoria where a mega blaze forced 4000 people to flee to the waterfront on new year's eve best safe and now a smoke from the fi is once again tense day into night. and those bushfires are also having a devastating impact on us truly as wildlife apologists are warning that the months long blazes are pushing several species to the brink of extinction. joins me know in the in the studio what is the extent of the damage i mean when you look at these numbers it's actually shocking an estimated half a 1000000000 animals have been killed so far by these fires and of course australia is a continent known for these unique plants and animals many of them native only to the island many of them also iconic and we want to talk about one of those animals a particular because. they've really become a symbol of the toll that these fires are taking australia's wildlife i mean before the bushfires their population in the wild was already estimated to be as low as arou

service is alone fire services that have been stretched to the limit the australian navy has also been deployed to help evacuate fire affected coastal areas these people were rescued from allah qusayr in the states of victoria where a mega blaze forced 4000 people to flee to the waterfront on new year's eve they're safe and now a smoke from the fi is once again tense day into night. and we turn to football now and bundesliga title contenders both dortmund have arrived at their winter training camp in southern spain dortmund's newest player earlier holland was among those jetting off to marbella but the 20000000 euros signing didn't join the rest of his team mates in training due to a slight injury and will play 3 friendly matches while in spain with the 1st taking place against belgian side stand on the edge on tuesday. to ski jumping and man whose lynn vic claimed a 2nd win in a row at the 4 hills turn meant putting himself in 2nd place overall the norwegian was the last man to jump in innsbruck and despite the difficult wind conditions he scored 253.3 points to edge poland's david kuo backi baskin now leads the overall standings with just one event remaining. yo

rescued and is okay. you can see him right there in the bottom of your screen taking it from that wave. now the national weather service has issued a high surf advisory along the coast through thursday morning. so a good reminder to be safe if you're walking along the beach or like their mis man on the ro and shore. >>> there is still no sign of a man who went over in half moon bay. a lexus suv flew off the cliff at gray whale cove in the morning. investigators found debris from a wreck, but it's unknown if that was from a previous crash. within the last few minutes you can see this car fly off the cliff in front of another car. again, that car and its driver have not been located. >>> it has been a volatile day at the u.s. embassy in baghdad, iraq. protesters are still occupying the outer grounds. it started with a funeral for shiite militia men. president trump blames iran for orchestrating the breach. he says they'll be held fully responsible and called on iraq for protection. some analysts want deescalation. >> something that ratchets down the military response. gets this back into the political or perhaps the econ

alone fire services that have been stretched to the limit the australian navy has also been deployed to help with the evacuation of fire affected coastal areas. these people were the 1st to be rescued from in the state of victoria where a mega blaze forced 4000 people to flee to the waterfront on new year's eve many of them are still trapped in the town waiting for rescue as smoke from the fires once again 10 day and tonight. just force now and in the wake of the u.s. air strike the country's men's soccer team has pulled out of a training visit to canada the gulf state has close ties with neighboring iran now the american team had planned a 20 day winter training camp in doha to prepare for this is slated matches but said in a statement that quote the developing situation in the region has led to a postponement of their plans. now last year 2 female athletes hit new heights megan rapinoe who led the united states the world cup title on another american samoa biles who broke the record for the most world championship medals in gymnastics now for both biles and repeat no sporting success has become a platform to raising awareness with regards to social issues. she was the star of the

services that have been stretched to the limit. the australian navy has also been deployed to help with the evacuation of fire affected coastal areas. these people were the 1st to be rescued from in the state of victoria where a mega blaze forced 4000 people to flee to the waterfront on new year's eve many of them are still trapped in the town waiting for rescue a smoke from the fires once again 10 day into night. a judge in the u.k. has ruled that veganism qualifies as a protected philosophical belief under british law paving the way for the can still sue their employers if they feel they have been the target of discrimination now the case involves a londoner jordi kasem a china who claims that he was fired from his job at a charity because of his strict adherence to a league and lifestyle rejecting all consumption of animal products the charity denied this saying he was fired for gross most misconduct the case is still pending but the judges recognition of the can isn't as a protected belief is a 1st under british rule. because of the way till. now in the wake of that american air strike the u.s. men's soccer team has pulled out of a training visit to counter the gulf s

services that have been stretched to the limit. the australian navy has also been deployed to help with the evacuation of fire affected coastal areas. these people were the 1st to be rescued from kuta in the state of victoria where a mega place forced 4000 people to flee to the waterfront on new year's eve. many of them are still trapped in the town. waiting for rescue as smoke from the fire is once again 10 day and tonight. well australians may be wishing they had something the capital of finland has plenty of info about bunker helsinki started building bomb shelters during the cold war when it was at the front line of the cold war between the soviet union and nato the result is a vast network of underground spaces. it's sometimes hard to tell where the gateways to helsinki underworld are like this in conspicuous entrance which emma viscount hughes's to get to her gym 20 metres under the ground the corridors are part of a huge bunker complex with renewed concerns about nuclear weapons proliferation many finns are quite happy that there are bomb shelters all over the country. in a way i feel very safe. after all this is where we would be if something actually happened. he

service pacific northwest region. the bureau of land management idaho fire team too. michigan firefighter brian stearns on the right. holding the kangaroo rescueds. a welcome to american volunteers. >> it's a great opportunity to come here and help our brothers and sisters from australia with their fire operations and just lend them a hand. >> brain tate, an animal trainer and his 4-year-old spanl taylor searching for koalas. in fact, dogs saved hundreds so far. wildlife centers like this one helped them once they're found. >> singing on the fur and a burn on the chin. >> dehydrated, burnt paw, but they say they'll be okay. the first responders still at in fight tonight. so we choose the firefighters the first responders, the volunteers, the tireless work they do. thanks for watching. i'll see you on monday. ? >>> now, news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >>> just a day after b.a.r.t announced big changes including a new ambassador program, today interim chief ed alvarez began his official tenure and a new train team program was announced. this comes as the agency makes a push to cut down on crime and improve rider experience. good after