jacob russo reports.n a video posted by an ocheyedan-based christian group called rescue the perishing,group leader paul dorr burned several l-g-b-t-q books he had checked out from the orange city public library. he calls them shameful and wicked.paul dorr- rescue the perishing:"continuing my 25-year stand for christ i cannot stand by and let the shameful adults or orange city library board - bring the next group of little children into their foul sexual reality without a firm resistance." paul dorr burned four books supporting the l-g-b-t-q community.the library has faced criticism in the past from christian groups for having these books.nat sound: steve mahr owns a coffee shop in orange city, and supports the l-g-b-t-q community.he says he believes communities like orange city should be built on supporting every single citizen.steve mahr, orange city resident:"i think it's also important to remember that we all have an individual responsibility as well as a community responsibility to lift up people who

halo don't fade away >> queen bey sparkled in a sequinned and feathered couture gown by ralph and russoperformed a flawless set in front of a crowd of 1,200 while hubby at the city of hope gala in santa monica. >> fans included tiffany haddish, pharrell williams and wiz khalifah. just a week ago beyonce and j jay-z wrapped up their tour. >> can you believe it's been ten years to the day since she dropped this mega hit? ♪ put your hands up >> the video has more than 677 million views. the dance moves are iconic, amazing. >> back to beyonce and jay-z's back to the road tour wrap up. she posted this photo with the crew. >>> one week from today prince harry and meghan markle will celebrate their five-month anniversary. and this afternoon, they returned to the church where they tied the knot to witness princess eugenie say i do. >> harry and meghan seemed very happy. it was the first time they were back at st. george's chapel since their own wedding. they both look very happy. they chose their outfits to compliment one another. >> meghan who wore a navy >> meghan who wore a navy givenchy dre

. >> reporter: barbara russo never exercised, since her parkinson's diagnosis, she doesn't miss a day. >> you have control, you are cognitively aware of what's going on, and it just continues. it's great. >> she's got a mean -- jab there. >> yeah. >> wow! >> reporter: doctors say there is medical evidence that exercise reduces stiffness. improves mobility and balance. >> people feel they can improve their strength and endurance and as a result of that, may not need as much medication. >> reporter: rock steady boxing is a worldwide program designed specifically for parkinson's patience. -- patients. here they push hard. >> you are going to sweat, lady. and you're going to feel exhausted by the end. and you do, but you pep right up. >> reporter: even the yelling is designed to keep vocal chords from freezing. a workout for the body and mind. >> it's giving them the idea that this isn't a death sentence, there's a life ahead of them and they can inspire others. >> reporter: how long are you going to keep boxing? >> until my next breath. -- until my last breath. >> reporter: she knows the

. >> barbara russo never exercised and since her diagnosis, she doesn't miss a day. >> you have controltively aware. it's great. >> you have a mean jab there. wow! >> doctors say there is medical evidence exercise reduces stiffness and improves mobility. >> people feel like they can improve their strength and endurance and may as a result not need as much medication. >> rock steady boxing is worldwide program designed for parkinson's patients. here they push hard. >> you are goingsw and then you. >> even yelling is designed to keep vocal cords from s not a . there is a life ahead of them and they can inspire others. >> how long will you keep boxing? >> until my last breath. >> she knows the key to feeling better is right in her hands. nbc news, brooklyn. >> that lady is no joke. i love that you can punch your way to better health. >> stay active and stay as happy as you can make it. i hope it spreads. >>> a fairfax firefighter pulled out a positively adorable rescue after responding to a call about a small dog trapped in a home's air duct. they shared video of firefighter williams retri

goods by king strategist peter russo and strike thing strong is not motivated by economic gain. to become a highly political highly charged environment you know there's additional political threats that you know if if the rulings don't go in the u.s. is way. that that the u.s. would withdraw from the deputy oh it's important to realize that everybody recognizes that the tariff moved in the name of fair trade in the name of security is more from a change of america's strategic position then it is about trade this idea of a read examining a bilateral relationships and redetermine and of these sort of historical relationships and trump is basically blowing them apart and the world is creating a new order where the u.s. is not the central figure and i think you know these so small but powerful moves by the. and other international communities is a clear sign that it's moving shifting away from the u.s. as as the primary axis of power. a one on one next us peter lavelle discusses a rapidly evolving middle east with british diplomats and a long time expert on the region. stay with. us

the animal was drowning when sergeants christopher russo and kirby tonkin ran into the sea off the coastrmed chest compressions and managed to save its life. now it's time for a look at the weather. it is now the cold day. there will be sharers in eastern scotland.

the animal was drowning, when sergeants christopher russo and kirby tonkin ran into the sea off the coastsions and managed to save its life. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. after a court weekend, i'm afraid it isa after a court weekend, i'm afraid it is a cold start to the new working week the coldest morning of the season. things are going to get a little harder, pretty stormy by the end. with clear skies and when falling, the perfect setup for widespread frost to develop. and some rural spots to the west, the get down to maybe —31 “11. close the east coast, back to the breeze of the north sea. maybe some showers and the course of the night as well. and i will remain the case through monday to that, pretty cold on the eastern shores, and the west we have in front that is trying to get in. temperatures from eight to 10 celsius,. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. the bbc understands that five people were on board the helicopter that crashed in leicester last night. bbc sources say there were two crew members and three passengers on board

the animal was drowning when sergeants christopher russo and kirby tonkin ran into the sea off the coast of melbourne to fetch it. they dragged the unconsious kangaroo to the shore, where they performed chest compressions and managed to save its life. now it's time for a look at the weather. it is now the cold day. there will be sharers in eastern scotland. —— showers in eastern scotland. the afternoon should be dry and quite sunny. we have some strong winds in the south—east bringing in showers. those temperatures will fall this evening. will be a few sharers in the north sea coast. there will be clear skies and light winds. temperatures will be down to —3. it will be a dry day. there will be cloud in the western isles. the role be missed and fog in wales. the robison spells of sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... air accident investigators are trying to establish why a helicopter, belonging to the owner of leicester city football club, crashed just after taking off from the club's stadium. bbc news understands that the thai owner was on board the aircraft which burst int

the animal was drowning when sergeants christopher russo and kirby tonkin ran into the sea off the coastes in our weather, from being very mild in the middle of last week, to very cold this weekend, it looks like the pattern for the week ahead will also see things swinging from one extreme to the next. pretty quiet and chilly start, milder midweek, and then potentially pretty stormy by friday. here we are first thing on monday. a widespread frost, perhaps minus four, minus five in the west. eastern coastal counties always a little bit milder, thanks to the breeze off the north sea. that will feed a few showers in here again on monday. this front tries to get into the west, but it‘s not going to have much luck. it will, though, feed some high cloud into northern ireland and western scotland, so the sunshine a little bit hazier here through the second part of the day. a lot of fine weather around. temperatures still, though, somewhat below average. perhaps not feeling quite as cold, though, without the keen northerly wind. overnight monday into tuesday, low pressure rolling up from the con

ok let's get the very latest now from bulgaria with a correspondent here dora barsa robot in russo that's where the murder took place and with all of her salad here in berlin to dora if we can begin with you there's been arrests a press conference about this arrest rather what details can you give us. so the book carry an interior minister. prosecutor general and the prime minister gave a press conference just less than are half an hour ago and they said they've arrested a twenty one year old man from rio say he was born here in one thousand nine hundred seven he's cultivating the dish took. the. is they found his d.n.a. on the victim his body and all her clothes. and they said he attacked her without having planned it previously and they said the purpose of the attack was the sexual attack. and they said he was a strong young man who had trained in boxing he had a criminal record of stealing scrap metal in the past. and they said that there is very conclusive physical evidence that links him to the larger and he had been. she had escaped germany just shortly after the murder and people d

the animal was drowning when sergeants christopher russo and kirby tonkin ran into the sea off the coastre they performed chest compressions and managed to save its life. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas it has been a chilly weekend which has brought a mix of sunshine and showers but where you have avoided the showers it has been glorious, this was high land scot. we have snow on the mountains there we with are seeing clear skies. so the heavening and overnight, much of the country looking clear, still a few rogue shower, and the odd patch of mist and freezing fog first thing monday monday morning, so temperatures on the cold side. watch out ffr the patches of freezing fog which should clear away by monday morning, monday is looking descent, few icy stretches possible where we are have had the showers in the east but for many places a dry day. sunny spell, temperatures still on the cool side, round about seven to ten degrees on monday. things turn milder but more unsettled as we look to the middle part of the week. bye for

been killed or though there's been you know official confirmation of any numbers of police officers russo shot at as they arrived at the scene with some reports claiming three have been killed saturday is traditionally the busiest day of the week synagogues a policeman at the scene has been giving the. brief message we need to get out to the community a short time ago we were dispatched active gunfire at the tree of life synagogue and squirrel hill right now we have multiple casualties we're working the situation it is imperative that the neighbors in the community surrounding the tree of life synagogue stay in their houses and shelter in place do not come out of your home right now it is not safe the synagogue which has been targeted is called the tree of life was founded five years ago according to its web site it was formed after two congregations in pittsburgh merged together hundreds of worshipers visit every saturday. for services well the u.s. president has reacted to twitter on twitter to the shooting saying that he is watching events closely and it looks like there are multiple f

the animal was drowning when sergeants christopher russo and kirby tonkin ran into the sea off the coastre, where they performed chest compressions and managed to save its life. now it's time for a look at the weather. we have got some blue sky and some sunshine out there today but temperatures are certainly nothing to write home about. we have a cold northerly wind with us. the mix of sunshine and showers continuing as this cold air drives in with a brisk north—easterly breeze. the blue colours still with us at the moment. the areas most likely to see showers are in the east but also the channel islands weather has been some thunder. the west should stay dry with clear blue skies and sunshine. light winds than we have had recently. 0vernight, most of the showers fade away. one or two continuing around the coast but in the north and west the temperatures will fall lower. we could see “11 or -5. will fall lower. we could see “11 or —5. the cold morning whether you are. this should clear away and monday looking like not a bad day. a degree or so monday looking like not a bad day. a degree

makes its way north woods giving us some very heavy rain particularly in the eastern parts of yemen russo seeing a few showers in the southwestern parts of a man as well ahead of it we are also seeing some wet weather make its way across parts of saudi and towards the u.a.e. work its way towards muscat. in the lead up to the u.s. midterm elections we will be talking to the american people looking at key issues for voters from immigration to economic struggles the health care system to greece's and women's rights join us throughout oct for special coverage and analysis of the u.s. midterms on al-jazeera china used to take half the world's recyclable rubbish but not anymore with garbage generated by one point four billion people they've got enough of their own but where does it go when he slips the lid on china's war on waste and how does iran. welcome back a quick look at the top stories now saudi arabia says it will retaliate against any sanctions threatened over the disappearance of the dissident writer jamal khashoggi . u.s. president trying to set the kingdom face a severe punishment w

makes its way northward giving us some very heavy rain particularly in the eastern parts of yemen russo seeing a few showers in the southwestern parts of a man as well ahead of it we are also seeing some wet weather make its way across parts of saudi and towards the u.a.e. and work its way towards muscat. i'm his story say for the birth of these people every week the news cycle brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these two voices journalists were one of the few journalists in baghdad that were actually doing investigative black listening post as we turned the cameras on the media to focus on how they were caught on the story simply to demand sixty buys the rights to those stories but then he never publishes those stories they're listening posts on al-jazeera. top stories for you on al-jazeera and in fact just in the last few moments we've had a joint statement from the foreign ministers of britain france and germany concerning jamal khashoggi they are saying quote light must be shed on his disappearance of follows a warning from the u.s.

lisa matthews, laurie russo, tamra henson, danny selleck, bill ward, lindsay underwood, laura coker, who manages the office of the president, and bill mccarran. thank you all. [applause] andrea: paul ryan has been characterized as the reluctant speaker. after giving up his beloved chairmanship at the ways and means committee he took over the speaker's gavel in late 2015 when john boehner left the post. now after two decades in elected office and a stint as mitt romney's vice presidential running mate, speaker ryan is free to return home to wisconsin where he has lived his entire life and be known as just paul. or, he could follow a trail blazed by many of his predecessors, and take a spin through the revolving door, or run for president. [applause] mr. ryan: thank you, media. andrea: i would take a moment to point out who is watching our --e or c-span, that not all the national press club is open to members of the general public. any reaction you hear here today may not be from the working press. we are most fortunate to have speaker ryan at the national press club. especially with t

it was danny la russo and johnny. we did the karate kid halloween.wer curtain and russ was johnny in the skeleton outf outfit. >> jimmy: if you don't know these references, you absolutely should be anamshamed of yoursel. >> i actually -- so, first of all, i -- [ applause ] >> we couldn't find a skeleton outfit. he is 6'4". so we got a black jumpsuit and put white tape and made a skeleton. >> you did a good job with that, actually. >> the shower curtain for me was a hula hoop, and i spray painted all the polka dots on a red shower curtain and had a chargers jersey. it was a lot of work, and the kicker was, we went to the party and, great, we're going to go out. we're out in the world, and i couldn't get through the door because the hula hoop was too b big. we are definitely standing in a parking lot. >> jimmy: oh, really? you didn't get to go to the party? >> no. we're in a parking lot. >> jimmy: then did you get beaten up like daniel after the party in the karate kid? >> no, thank god. >> russell -- >> no, nobody beats me up with russell around. >> j

if you think about russo, what his view is, civilization is a total sham, human beings are getting thingsackwards, it is a source of corruption. that is true. if you pay attention to the far east, you see a kind of long tradition of airy condescension from western economists about the far east as though these arrangements are constantly breaching this eternally set up idea how markets work. you could say there are things that -- there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of your philosophy. that is true. i will just give you an example of china. one of the worries people have is china is mounting a threat to the west, not merely economically but intellectually. what it is trying to suggest is the western economic model of markets and democratic institutions is intrinsically short-term and incapable of thereby discharging a truly efficient work towards building long-term economic success through infrastructure projects and access to mineral rights and the rest of it. you can look at how china has developed and feel very easily anonymous degree of respect before the energy th

lori russo. tamara hinton. danny sellmak. big lord. club staff liaison lind ji underwood. staff member lori coker who manages the house of the president and our staff director bill mccarron. thank you all. thank you. >>> so paul ryan has been characterized as the reluctant speaker. after giving up his beloved chairmanship of the ways and means committee, he took over the speakers gavel in late 2015 when john boehner left the post. now, after two decades in elected office, and a stint as mitt romney's vice presidential running mate, speaker ryan is free to return home to janesville, wisconsin, where he has lived his entire life and be known as just paul. or he could follow a trail blazed by many of his predecessors and take a spin through the revolving door. or key run for president. >> thank you, media. >> and i would take a moment to point out to any of the people who are watching online, or on c-span, that not all of, that the national press club is open to members of the general public, and so any reaction that you hear today may not be from the working press. we are mo

his schedules russo, and if we do sit down, can you make it fast?t filing the level of disregard appalling. wherever you come down politically, the bottom line, the constitution sets up our government so that the people most closely representing the people are the house of representatives. the number of people in the fbi who seem to think that they are not answerable to anyone and don't need to come and stand before come in private or public, whatever, to answer questions from the people who most closely represent the american people, the voters that make all this possible, that pay all the bills, it's staggering to me. for jim comey to basically flip off congress, it's like -- is this how you ran your party? >> harris: i think he doesn't want to make it public. he doesn't want to -- he wants to meet where everybody can see the show. >> charlie: we can show about a grandstand and tried to do their job better than they too. >> melissa: is tired of it calling into local public radio. he's been calling into shows because he wants is much airtime as a c

martin russo? >> good afternoon, supervisors. my ?aim martin and i live in oak street in lower haight. i'm concerned about the extreme affordable housing crisis in our city. i see nit two ways because of mid century exclusionary zoning laws. not only are there not enough homes for everyone who wants to live in the city, from displaced families to the children of long-time residents to immigrants of different skill levels from across the globe to millenials starting their careers, like myself, but the homes that do exist are unaffordable by and large for most working people and families here in san francisco. i also understand that this doesn't have to be the case. that there are hundreds of opportunity areas across the community where we can and shoot build dent, walkable communities. i support these projects before you today because not only do they bring additional housing to a spot formally reserved for gas guzzling, manslaughtering and environment destroying cars. but supervisor brown has negotiated the affordable units to 20% eac

betsy fisher-martin, lori russo, tamara hinton, bill lord, danny selnik, and the press club staff, especially lindsay underwood, laura coker, and executive director william mccarren. as president trump travels the country promoting candidates for the upcoming midterm elections, one of the topics he frequently mentions is his plan to establish a sixth branch of the u.s. armed forces. two weeks ago, the united states air force led by secretary heather wilson, our speaker today, delivered to the pentagon a proposal detailing the structure of a space force military department. which is to be included in the administration's fiscal year 2020 budget. to establish this new combat command, the proposal noted will require an estimated $13 billion over 5 years in added defense funding. it will also add another 13,000 employees to the federal payroll, including a new service secretary. just last week secretary wilson asserted in a speech we could no longer view space as a function. it is a warfighting mission. she also called it a mission which requires a separate department that, i quote, puts a war fi

of angels satellite in jersey, they got together, ross cure the, ten police chiefs and detective la russo and the school and dr. jim baird from the hospital to form an initiative that they're all working together to educate, to put a resource and emergency rooms, to put a resource in the police department. and sergeant craig hoover from east brunswick. craig pores over his arrest records and then he goes out and visits the resident of where the addict lives to see if they want help. so i can say from where i stand that our experience with law enforcement can be positive. so if anybody tells you that you don't have a role to play, tell them to come see me. so this segways into where else are we going? what if sergeant hoover had the ability to visit addicts before they overdosed based on their likelihood overdose? sounds like the wizard of oz. maybe you should talk to retired major juan colon who in new jersey where the dmi leads the nation. juan is able to data mine that type of information. as we create our dashboards of tomorrow, the data mining has to be right. it's coa. our concentrat

lori russo, tamara hinton, and ellen ferguson, as well as the press club staff, specifically lindsay underwood, laura coker, and executive director, bill mccarron. now, yes. thank you. now to our guest. craig newmark is a jersey boy who reshaped the world of classified ads with the online mostly free craigslist. the business began as an e-mail service for his friends and colleagues to share information about local events and earned him a place in the internet hall of fame in 2012. n newmark handed over his managerial duties to jim buckmaster in 2000 but remains a major shareholder in the privately held company he began in 1995 and incorporated in 1999. now he's turned to philanthropy as a way to sustain what he calls, quote/unquote, trustworthy journalism. he has given $60 million to journalism efforts just over the last three years. [ applause ] that includes a $20 million gift to the city university of new york's graduate school of journalism and a gift that was announced just yesterday. $20 million to a brand-new non-profit journalism venture called the markup. so why is he compel

. >> i'm john russo. former director of the site for directing class studies. the head of the labor studies program there for 32 years. as a question. ok. my question is a pretty serious one. situationt a shared a in orion. both from our area, and what type of nafta agreement is going to make sense for him? because what you're talking about is a type of incrementalism in terms of his actual policy. what is going to be, it is a reporters reporters are asking the question. the question last week from bloomberg. asking me what is -- what is he going to do. i said i don't know. it depends on what is actually in the agreement. and the reporter was pushing me. you know. and i said perhaps the best agreement would be no agreement. stopped.n just sort of because that would give -- give everybody a type of political pressures -- protection. ohio, that supports brown. you know, are going to be with him regardless. does raise a question about how this goes forward. the other question is the democratic party, i talked about this. it is how many people on the foreign relati

relationship with the saudi kingdom into turmoil joining us now is jacques russo. morning to both of you. i want to start with the oil a lot of people were pinning this on the idea it was because steven mnuchin, the secretary of treasury was pulling out of that summit this could lead to other issues between the companies. if you watched oil prices, they were coming down it didn't seem to hold a lot of water. what's happening what's really driving this market >> if you take a look at the oil market over the past few weeks, what you've seen in the data points is rising oil supply, concerns that oil demand i going down what we think is going to happen over the course of this quarter, you're going to see a big pullback on iranian exports. remember the fourth quarter of the year is the peak demand quarter of the year. we think that's going to be a positive backdrop for oil prices. >> that's been the reason we've seen prices rise to these levels to begin with. >> we haven't actually seen the oil come off the market. i think that's the key everybody looks at all the data

you buy a lot of it from russo. that company could have sanctions imposed on it again.r what does that do to prices and how do you prepare? >> we will not have any issue in relation to rusal. we are on both sides of the trade. one side anding bringing the aluminum from the refinery. we have contingency plans in place. ,n addition to that discussion we are confident we can find a solution to ensure this refinery will not be stopped. we are covered in terms of supply in the future. no worries. me ask you about copper and what is going on there. you like copper. >> i love aluminum as well. >> plenty of love. andus talk about copper where you're going to find access to more copper. it does not look like anybody wants to sell it now. where are you looking? >> as far as copper is concerned, we want to grow in copper. it is an attractive market. supply is tight for the next 10 years. we keep a watch on copper. it is about trading value for shareholders and it is safe to say when you look at the valuation, it was good for the sellers. we have a strong balance sheet. we have no

russo fired the former head of bali. >> how far left is he?ou characterize him, okay, take bernie sanders. is he left or right of bernie? >> he's about where bernie is. >> they call him lua. >> the reason he won as much as they did they call him a copy. >> i wanted to get bernie in there. i think he's pretty far out there. >> absolutely. absolutely remember what the basis of what they think single payer is correct, you know, the pillars of the economy. they know better. >> typical status stuff. >> which has driven out any investor coming under this. >> right so the comparison to trump, a lot of people voted for bolsonaro despite some of the things he said not because of what he said. >> i was going to set it up between an election with a far right candidate here and bernie sanders but i wasn't sure whether to put trump in the far right. >> i'm not sure on that. he's interventionist on some things i don't like. you know me, i'm a libertarian. >> a lot of never trumpers are watching what's happened recently and they're not quite as loud. >> yeah

journalist victoria mari nova her body was found in the bowl garion city of russo on saturday she was investigating allegations of fraud linked to e.u. . funding. world full wednesday wall street stocks slide with major indices losing ground zero of a toxic cocktail of worries including global growth trade and higher bond yields also coming up the e.u. agrees to curb car emissions by thirty five percent much to the displeasure of german carmakers but will it really be enough to make any difference in the big picture of global carbon emissions. this is your business update on how to hold free in berlin glad you could join me wall street stocks fell on wednesday with major indices losing more than three percent the selloff was prompted by the sudden jump in u.s. foreign yields the move raised fears the economy is overheating which could present the fed to raise rates more aggressively will at the end of a hard session the dow jones industrial average had lost three point two percent or eight hundred thirty points to finish at twenty five thousand four hundred ninety eight.