lobbyist samuel patton pleaded guilty today to various counts.he allowed a russian political operative and ukrainian oligarchs -- he helped them purchase inauguration tickets. foreign money, you are not allowed to do that. the fact -- so that in and of itself sort of shows the -- the lengths they go to to get close to the president. in addition he is cooperating with prosecutors as a part of his plea agreement. so we don't know what he is saying. but he could -- he- mueller will be able to ask him about the -- about what he might know, what some of the inner workings are, were there contacts with people in the trump orbit and russian -- and russians and the ukrainian og arcs. it is significant. >> and what's significant, also laura jarrett is we know the trump inauguration committee they raised a record $106 million twice with what the predecessors raised. that's significant. but what does samuel patton who pleaded guilty today to felony counts? what is his involvement in all of this? tell us where the mueller investigation is heading right now.

long-time lobbyist samuel patton in court for failing to register as a foreign agent and he helped funnel foreign money to the trump i inauguration. today they called the indictment irrelevant. >> what does this have to do with president trump? not a single thing. it doesn't have to do with collusion. >> he joins a growing list of people from trump's orbit that have reached a deal with prosecutors. these are real investigations resulting in real charges. yet trump's legal team is working overtime to try to discredit robert mueller's investigation. cnn learning tonight that rudy giuliani is now crafting a report which will attempt to rebut mueller's potential findings. an investigation that the president already calls illegal as well as this. >> look, i say it, i say it again, that whole situation is a rigged witch hunt. it's a totally rigged deal. >> a democrat-inspired witch hunt. >> the repeated attacks and threats by this president do not seem to be working with most americans, according to a new "washington post" abc poll. 63% of americans now support robert mueller's investigation. a

. >> prosecutors say samuel woodward took bernstein to a park and killed him th a knife. >> bernstein. d >> twenty-year-old woodws the last person to have seen the pre-med student while he was home for winter brea >> do you think your son could have been targeted because he was jewish?bs >>utely. he was also a gay man. wi thompson: samuel woodward hasn't been charge a hate crime, but the case seems worth investigating. and it took place backn orange county, california. i've been looking at this guy samuel woodwar the man accused of killing blaze bernstein in this park. y at first i thoug have a gay jewish college student stabbed to death. maybe this is a hate crime. what do you know aboutard? >> woodward was a teenager, grew up in luxury newport beach, so that's the old money of orange county. his family were very devout catholics. they went to one of the wealthiest parishes in orange county, our lady queen o angels. conservative catholic parish right there. >> thompso you've been tracking white supremacist hooups for many years now. was woodward a guyas on your radar? do you know of

samuel patent pleading guilty to failing to register as a lobbyist for a foreign agency. he agreed to work with bob mueller's team. he referred the case to the d.c. prosecutor. perhaps the most striking part of the case is this, admits helping a russian and ukrainian making a $50,000 donation to the trump inauguration committee. of course, foreigners aren't allowed to donate money to inaugural committees. there's no sign trump inauguration committee knew about it. with me nbc investigative reporter, evelyn farkas, deputy defense secretary. kim lee, associate counsel during whitewater association and former u.s. attorney guy lewis. great to have you with us this friday. ken, let me start with you. tell us about this guilty plea and what unfolded. >> ayman, this case appears to have come out of the investigation of paul manafort, donald trump's former campaign chairman, running this massive lobbying on behalf of russian oligarch. he comes in after the oligarch had fled in exile to russia and manafort trying to reconstitute political party, known as party of regions, formed

let's bring in samuel burke, cnn business and technology correspondent.ually overseas, good to have you in new york. so when the president tweeted this, just about 24 hours ago, you googled trump news. what did it find? >> he says only fake news results show up? the very first result as you see right there, fox news. there is no credible evidence here to support anything that the president has tweeted or said about this from the oval office in the past 24 hours. even though this sent google stock down about $7 billion, it looks like the reason he's talking about this is because conservative fox news host lou dobbs was talking about this on his show citing pj media, probably an outlet you've never heard of, they have a report looking at this. they say that organizations like bloomberg and cnbc are conservative outlets according to their study. but of course the president's own adviser, larry kudlow, who's been talking about this, was from c nebraska. so there's calling it a liberal news outlet even though the president's most-trusted adviser just came from

one greatfully by samuel heinz writing a myth is not a falsehood. it's some of what we have come to accept is the truth. the order we have made a past event so that we can understand them and live with them. well, also think that the winners of complex tend to create the myths as well as the great history about those conflicts. of course you know from world war ii, life magazine, bill malden, partially realistic images that came out of the war. and war is not just about what people say, it's about what people feel. and private ryan and speilburg really grabbed you emotionally, grabbed almost every emotion you could feel in that show. and that was an extraordinary accomplishment. and one that we are and always will be grateful for. there's a larger story here too that almost all great wars in history have a center of horror, a battle field that's iconic or a battle or series of actions and maybe a way of dying that becomes a focal point of the what you remember from that war like the retreat from moscow is what you might think about. and so that's if

encuentran con individuos que tambiÉn es han violando las leyes de inmigraciÓn la familia indica que samuelcentro de detenciÓn en espera de ser deportado. >>las personas que trabajamos no nos merecemos es lo, mientras critican la labor el presidente se prepara para celebrar una ceremonia por los agentes. >>el abogado de la casa blanca ha estado trabajando en su investigaciÓn para esclarecer si el presidente ha cometido el delito de obstrucciÓn de la jus vicia esto segÚn un informe de el new york times donde dice que ha tenido hasta el momento tres entre bis las voluntarias con el equipo o de blair con un total de unas 30 horas y con la decisiÓn del presidente de quitarle su credencial de seguridad el presidente de la cÍa reafirmÓ que el mandatario carece de decencia. >>donald trump contra el ex director de la cÍa a quien el presidente le retirÓ la credencial de seguridad el no se mordiÓ la lengua sobre lo que piensa de donald trump. [habla inglÉs] >>no tiene decencia, integridad, honestidad y no le importa la seguridad de su pueblo nadie en el actual gobierno podrÁ consultar algo que ya hay

in particularly first samuel, you have, you know, samuel come, and the people are demanding a king, and samuel the prophet, you know, challenges that. and, you know, god acknowledges the people are demanding a king. god acknowledges that people want a king, but that really wasn't part of god's plan. you know, it's, it's fascinating. people really look to the bible at different places to, you know, sort of establish their clear view of the way we should live life in many ways including doing government. we, you know, may get into it here shortly, but we do talk a little about some arguments that were made for why some, you know, why nations should have a monarchy for, you know, other people appeal to the bible to, you know, resist government. other people refer to the government more, you know, to argue for democracy. so i think that people have found in the bible different arguments that they've appealed to in different times. and because of that, it's very difficult to say that the bible has one position that everybody should follow. or when they have made that argument, it's, you know

this is t w news coming to you live from in zimbabwe the long ruling samuel p. a party has declared the winner of parliamentary elections still no word on the winner of the presidential poll but the opposition movement for democratic change is accusing zanu p.f. of stealing the election of. a new gateway to europe with other routes cut all the refugees are now turning to the straits of gibraltar to reach the continent and that's causing problems for spain. there in german.

these are the pitiful aspects of modern war as samuel hines would have said. the war fought against hapless civilians. but i think a case could be made that saving private ryan and d-day have established d-day as well as some contributions by this museum as a center of the horror ever world war ii in terms of centrality of that story to our national memory. it gave america a heroic narrative through stories of sacrifice and courage. and citizen soldiers amid the slaughter on omaha. the fear, the death is made palpable and ultimately the victory. so last thing i would like to say and then we'll close and have questions but -- because steven ambrose is one of those who sometimes pillerried by historians for his allegiance to the good war and overlooking the fictionalized aspects maybe of private ryan and other war movies, but one of the great historians of paul fussle, one of our historian friends sent me and hadn't seen it in ten years or so. eventually gave private ryan high remarks for the opening scenes of private ryan but then wasn't very impressed with the

these are the pitiful aspects of modern war, as samuel hinds would've said. the war fought against hapless civilians. but i think a case can be made that "saving private ryan," and d-day have established d-day as well, in some contributions by this museum, as the center of horror in world war ii, in terms of the centrality of that story to our national memory. it gave america an heroic narrative, through stories of sacrifice and courage, and of the citizen soldiers amid the slaughter on omaha beach. the fear, the death made palpable, and ultimately, the victory. the last thing i would like to say, and then we will close, if you have questions, because, stephen ambrose is one of those who is sometimes pilloried by historians for his allegiance to the good war, and overlooking the fictionalized aspects maybe of the movie "saving private ryan," and other war movies. but paul fussell, one of our historian friends, sent this to me, i haven't seen it in 10 years or so, but fussell, who mentioned, gave the movie very high remarks for the opening scenes, but then was

samuel k. zook. there is a fantastic story of his, you know he is not a west point graduate, he is cut from the same cloth as hancock, and they both loved to curse, even though it is against regulations. during the march to chancellorsville, his brigade is lagging behind and hancock will start chewing him out. he sits there and takes it and when he went to take a deep breath, zook counterattacked. they said the air turned blue around the two of them with the expletives that were being exchanged and hancock was a tough guy, had a smile on his face and enjoyed the interaction. zook is a tough as nails guy as is every cross in the middle. he's the leader of one of the brigades. he is a guy who threatened to shoot his own men at the battle of antietam. he tells his men at the battle of fredericksburg that if i go down don't worry about me. he will be wounded. a shell explodes in front of his face. he will loose teeth, literally spitting on the battlefield. he gets hit in the leg, he tries to keep going f

so this is samuel patten. he was right here in washington, d.c. he was a lobbyist, and he pleaded guilty essentially to acting as an unregistered foreign lobbyist. he also lied to the senate intelligence committee. one of the other things that he admitted to was that he used a third party to essentially funnel money from a ukrainian oligarch and use that money to buy tickets to donald trump's presidential inauguration. now, foreigners are not supposed to be allowed to use money and pour that into inaugural committees, but this man, samuel patten, helped this ukrainian oligarch do so as part of his work. and it is interesting because as part of, you know, his statement of defense and part of this plea agreement he signed, he agreed to cooperate including with special counsel mueller's team. mueller team did not strike this deal. it was other prosecutors. but as you pointed out, all these prosecutors do tend to work together. rudy giuliani was asked about this plea deal today. he took a pretty dim view of it saying, they're really nothing to see her

live in the world of being someone and also live in the world being an athlete ok he's your father samuel these are the changes that you have to have when you want to become and if we win you warning to strive to go and play on international saying. you're. going to the valley next week if your sins are well you can have a game here before you get back as well. that's a. lot of families and warm. when something kind. of opposite in the game you see when you see not isness and there. you go you see me skin me and get in your soul is i'm in it in kenya still going to tell you how am i going to be good to city accountability and i'm going to the city i live in was going to isabella as a seed little monkey you got a good looking one good luck was looking one hundred beginning for no good gunning for money was a good follow i don't believe you would speak to meet on monday when you were gone it was in me to find out why for you physically for you at all of the city i mean if i be afeard my god you do you have a bit of good if i want to be i you look if you see me if you're most in me i'm with

the supreme court nomination of john roberts, harriet miers, and samuel alito. cases that came to the supreme court on critical issues relating to the paintings of others. warrantless wiretapping of american citizens which is specifically called was an issue he had discussed specifically with the president. national security letters of the patriot act, second amendment gun laws, affirmative action. the list goes on. the point i am making here is d of artie live-month perio time where he was staff secretary of president bush was rife with issues of great constitutional moment. it is the reason why the american people have a right to know what he said, how he advised the president, what he wrote. those are things the republicans are hiding from the american people and keeping secret. this man, billut berger, who is he? well, a former staff secretary, attorney in washington. and even with don mccann in the room, i said, is he an official employee? bill berg is the final filter of documents from the archives to congress and the american people and he is deciding, th

. >> david cohen, elaine samuels, and jessica inoue from the s.c. i-10:1. >> okay. each of you have three minutes, and we'll hear your general comment. >> and if i may, when the buzz ergos off, it means time is up. >> all right. you're not going to cut me off. >> i will say time, and that is your time. >> my name is david cohen. i'm the director of san francisco seiu 10:1. we're here to talk to you about short staffing in the jails primarily at c.j.-2, but not just at c.j.-2. we have seven r.n. examine l.p.n. vacancies that have yet to be filled, leaving folks experiencing mandated over time. manning staff are being mandated over time. employee staff are work with no breaks, heavy workload, facing increased risk of med hours and near misses as a result which put both the patients and staff's licenses at risk. we've had an increase in the jail population at jailhouse two with no additional increase in staffing. and i'll just give you a synopsis of the history at c.j.-2, that historically on the day shift, we used to have six l.v.n.'s and two r.n.'s. now we only have

. >>> samuel cuÉntanos. >>> felicidad es un gusto saludarte.n aÑos. >>> el objetivo de este recurso legal es obtener lo que se conoce como un juicio abreviado es decir de que si eran declarados culpables hubieran pasado 25 aÑos en prisiÓn por haber confesado solo van a pasar diez. >>> esto fue lo que dijeron sus abogados. >>> es el primer expresidente de la repÚblica que serÁ condenado a pena de prisiÓn y que estarÁ por un largo tiempo en un centro de cumplimiento de penas. >>> por su parte la fiscalÍa ya ha aceptado el tratado y comenÓo acciones para recuperar los mÁs de 300 millones de dÓlares que se estimo fueron sus traÍdos de forma ilegal por el expresidente y sus exfuncionarios falta conocer la decisiÓn del juez, por su parte el ex pridsaca no ha querido dar ning declaraciÓn a la prensa, es mi reporte desde san salvador, regreso con ustedes. >>> gracias. >>> pasÓ la idea de un tornado asusta no digamos si uno estÁ en la zona y lo ve acercarse, pero sim origino se unimas, los en contacto con el arriba y en tu se traga literalmente el fuego

was interested in publishing the book other than century magazine that already made an offer was samuel clemens. he just started his own publishing firm and self published huckleberry finn that here in 1884 so he shows up at the grant household. he's been a casual friend of grant since the civil war. he shows up at the household in the fall of 84 just as grant was starting his memoirs. he asked the general can i take a look at the contract and he said later on i didn't know whether to laugh or cry it was the worst contract i'd ever seen. he was offering 10% of the profits. that is inappropriate for a man of your stature. i've got a publishing firm i can offer 70% of the profits, and incredibly generous offer especially for a man that was known to be ill. they knew he was ill at the times of grant was reluctant at first and very honorable man he said century magazine came to me thursday that is whe when plane pullethe planepulled an ace outt and said if you remember the conversation a few years ago i remembered you to write your memoirs then. so eventually he did go with planes offer. it

i've been looking at thiguy samuel woodward, the man accused of killing blaze bernstein in this park.h college student stabbed to death. maybe this is a hate crime. what do you know about woodward? >> woodward was a teenager, grew up in luxury newport beach, so that's the old money of orange county. his family were very devout cathics. they went to one of the wealthiest parishes in orange county, our lady queen of angels. conservative catholic parish right there. >> thompson: you've been tracking white supremacist grou for many years now. was woodward a guy who was on your radar? k do yw of him to have been involved with any long-term o.c. groups? >> nothing. you have volksfront here, you have hammerskins. i knew the traditional neo-nazi grps. i had no idea of who this guy was. od thompson: woodward didn't seem to be on ans radar here and he didn't appear to be part of any local white supremacist grp. his alleged crime was vicious, but it wasn't clear to me that he was even part of my story. >> anything else the court needs to address on behalf of the people? >> no. thompson: sam wood

palominotiene los pormenores david: captado en cÁmara quedan momento en el que un hombre identificado como samuelrucciÓn, fue detenido por un supuesto agente de ice en una gasolinera del barrio de las empacadoras. >>le puso las esposas y se lo llevÓ... david: su hija de 15 aÑos estaba con Él al momento de la detenciÓn. >>Él dijo que era de ice, pero no entendÍamos por quÉ... dijo que no tenÍa derecho de preguntar. david: un transeÚnte se percatÓ de lo que estaba sucediendo y sin pensarlo dos veces llevo todo el procedimiento, incluso confrontÓ al supuesto agente... >> le preguntÉ por qué se lo llevan... cuando el oficial vioque yo le estaba preguntando y estaba grabando, sea puro a irse. david: la menor quedÓ sola en la gasolinera con el vehÍculo de su padre, pero sin saber conducir. >>la persona que grabÓ el vÍdeo en facebook, me ayudÓ y me preguntÓ si podÍa manejar... Él me trajo mi casa. david: contactamos a ice, pidiendo formaciÓn por este arresto, la respuesta es que no niega ni confirma la detenciÓn. argumentan que todos los dÍashay agente de servicio de inmigraciÓn y control de aduanas en

. >> reporter: that family which is the samuel family, adopted cooper two years ago.nd got joe today. every single time they come to the sfpca they seem to be adding a new number. >> it seemed like christmas today. i saw a couple families come and say, oh thank you to everybody for coming and making a big differen difference. >> it really is beyond the numbers. engaging people, bringing them to the facility because they understand the value of shelters like this all over the bay area. a healthwarming day. open 10:00 to five again tomorrow. fees not waived. keep that in mind. reporting live here in san francisco, back to you. >> that is good to know. you guys have phoenix and cocoa. keep an eye out. maybe become a party of five. thanks. >>> in the course of our work, my work, i spend a lot of time in animal shelters. that's the quietest one i've ever heard. more informationn were your web website. if you brought home a new family member, good times for you. go for a walk. morning walks just fine. or around now. not bad to get outside. another day of mid-90s coming to t

it is known that samuel patten at one point was the boss of a man nawho is a co-defendant wit manafort in the trial coming up in washington. me and manafort are accused of witness tampering, trying to influence people who might testify in the trial with manafort. there is no allegation that what patten was doing in this work involved him, but there is a connection. these people sort of all knew each other. there is the development here. not a huge thing as these things go. interesting, incremental movement, you might say. >> pete williams from our washington bureau. thank you. >>> this morning, we are honoring the lives of two iconic americans. one, a pioneer in the world of music. the other, a driving force in american politics for generations. coming up, much more on the lives of aretha franklin and john mccain. live, next. live, next crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >>> we're back. as you take a look at live pictures out of detroit, where luminaries, music

samuel is moving from san jose after 23 years. this morning, he found out he's not the only one leaving. all these stores will be closing for good. >>'s sad. i feel sad for the economy, for the employees, for people. >> reporter: orchard supply was founded in san jose in 1931. back then it was used by farmers to buy su police. eventually it turned into a hardware store. lowe's purchased orchard supply in 2013. this morning, lowe's made it official, all 99 orchard supply stores located in california, oregon, and florida are expected to close by the end of the year. people we spoke with say they're going to miss the customer service. >> here everybody knows you already here. >> reporter: they know what you want, right? >> yeah. if they ask you, what are you looking for? they say go to aisle this or they go with you. >> reporter: lowe's president and ceo said -- >> reporter: workers and customers coming to grips with the end of an era. >> it's part of my childhood and my mom and everyone that grew up here, you know? i just can't beli

howard samuels says nine days is an unusually long hospital stay following an overdose.ng to our source, the 25-year-old pop star suffered from nausea and fever prompting doctors to keep her under their care. we're told demi is serious about her sobriety. >> for somebody like demi who has created a lot of wreckage here -- to her reputation, to herself personally -- she has to come to terms with that. and you want her to be in a safe place in order to achieve that. >> we know you can do it, demi. we believe in you. >> let's shift gears now, talk about "top gun 2" casting news. we already know miles teller will play goose's son. >> that's a big role for him. and for the newly cast glenn powell -- you may remember he played astronaut john glenn in "hidden figures" -- well, it seems he's charmed his way into the danger zone. >> it's every guy's dream to be in an action movie. >> it's all about to come true. after he lost to role that was won by miles teller, we are toll the studio behind "top gun 2" was so impressed they created a part just for him, reportedly as maverick's

made by samuel greening so. seventeen pages seven the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole looking today in melody played by the musical director of the royal chapel. viewed from the thames while naval hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resit men who spent most of their adult life in the spotted conditions that existed at sea found it hard in old age to get accustomed to the extravagant opulence of the rock architecture and certainly not from the daily round was marked by military drill and pool food as one old talking planed pillars colonnades unseen interest goes don't exactly go hand in hand with pickled beef and flattery all that's been watered down to. the heart of the mabel hospital is the plaintive or sad as a dining it seats more than three hundred that is a mark of respect this served by officers. the painted hole does food justice to its name for us to cover every will make a huge hole and they will paint it by james for him to work on the room for

samuel tweeted these dark pictures from the airport. >> big questions about a questionnaire that may have played a role in the death of a construction workner san francisco. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. cloud moving in and how thick it is tomorrow and when we will reach close to 100 degrees. >> it's not something you see every day unless you work at apple. we have a rare look in that spaceship campus courtesy of tim cook. ♪ ♪ hello? hello! ♪ hello? hello. hello? hello. ♪ hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. ♪ ♪ hello? can i help you? hello! hello? hello!!! hello hello!!! ♪ if a loophole in a city questionnaire may have lead to a construction >>> a san francisco supervisor is demanding to know if a loophole may have led to a construction worker's death. we first broke the story last night. the questionnaire may allow contractors to answer a critical sa question legally correct, but not entirely truthful. we go to the construction site where the man was killed a week ago. >> reporter: patrick died out here and working for a company that has in fact been cited by cal osha

. >> when alan samuels got his property bill, he paid it by check, on time. a few days later he received this from the santa clara county tax department, a delinquent notice, including an extra $195 in fines and late fees. alan talked to his neighbors and found out some of which them got hit with late fees too. alan called us. we contacted santa clara county. it acknowledged alan's complaint and 100 more. the county told us it would investigate the missing payments. we haven't heard back about the cause of the problem. but we did hear back about al alan's account. they dropped his fees altogether. if you're facing the same predicament, we encourage you to speak up. call the santa clara county tax department. if that doesn't work, feel free to call us, 888-996-tips, or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> all right, chris, thanks. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news, studying the impacts of wildfires on her health and on our climate. >> the high tech tool researchers are using to provide critical information. >>> and a marine layer in san francisco. temperatures

in the world of being someone and also live in the world of being an athlete ok he's your father samuel these are the changes that you have to have when you want to become an if we win you warning to strive to go and play on international saying. you're. a valley mix with a few options or where you can have a game here before you get back as well. that's ok i'm always. focused on ways and warm. winning the whole thing trying. to focus on the game you see when you see the stimulus and. you go see the scheme you get in here so it is a man it in fantasy going to be out in miami having a good to see the crowd not believe that i'm going to the studio one of them is going to isabella a seattle michael you've got a good looking guy mark was looking one hundred eight getting feel good going to food money was a good follow i don't believe you would speak to meet on monday when you were going to it was in me. too but out way for you physically for you at all of the city i mean if i be afeard my god you do you have a bit of good if i want to be you look if you see me if you're more simian with the

the victims include roberto robbiano, his wife, ersilia piccinino, and their seven—year—old son samuele cerulli was 48. he had a young son. he was killed on his way to work. 35—year—old father—of—four, luigi matti altadonna, was driving his work van. matteo bertonati, giovanni battiloro, gerardo esposito and antonio stanzione were all in their 20s, and on their way to spain. they had originally planned to fly, but they ended up hiring a car instead. the country's prime minister, giuseppe conte, in just his third month as italy's leader, promises immediate steps. translation: these are unacceptable tragedies that should not happen in modern society. this government will do everything to prevent such tragedies from happening again. but this has been promised before. yet for years, successive governments failed to fix italy's crumbling infrastructure. many italians will ask why this new administration should be any different. earlier, james gave us an update on the efforts to find out why the bridge came down. the public prosecutor's office here in genoa will begin a criminal investigation

dina asher—smith is three metres already off samuel.hippers, schippers chasing down dina asher—smith, but making no ground. and dina asher—smith takes the title. 21.89, she has done it again. she goes quicker still. my parents, both of them, are at almost every single race. it doesn't matter where in the world, australia, china, they're there. so whenever i finish a race, i look for them, and they will be there, beaming. it doesn't matter whether i do really well, really badly, they're always there. i saw speaking to your mum, what was she saying to you? i saw you speaking to your mum, what was she saying to you? she was so proud of me. they've been there from the start, they've been at every single race, cheering me if i won or if i came eighth. and just to see them so happy, and almost teary—eyed at my achievement, warms my heart as well. hopefully i can send them on holiday now that i've won. so how good could asha—smith be? so how good could asher—smith be? she aleready has 0lympic bronze and commonwealth gold to her name but four t

samuel a conclave is taking apart an old computer screen searching for reuse of all materials for most waste pickers at the ad book wasteland phailin ghana's capital accra it's the only way to make a living. locals call the dump a sodom and gomorrah the heat and toxic fumes make this seem like hell on us it's here that people process the garbage discarded by mitch western countries officially it's illegal for europe to send electronic waste to ghana but that hasn't stopped the influx of used devices which are then painstakingly dismantled. the week before. with the money he earns the eighteen year old feeds his younger siblings and pays their school fees so that they can have better jobs one day the e waste dump is a health hazard that closing it down would deprive tens of thousands of people of their livelihood gemini's development agency the g.i. said wants to improve conditions here. it plans to set up a clinic and introduce safer and more efficient ways of recycling scrap. the way the government of iran i once tried dress this is polluter pays so those who are importing the electro

former boss alone and royal strike a samuel eto has arrived at the thirteenth the club of his career the three time african player of the year has joined catalyst sports club at the age of thirty seven at a retired from international duty with cameroon three years ago in a sense scored fifty goals in the turkish league. in major league baseball the boston red sox beat the philadelphia phillies on tuesday with the red sox increasing that total to one hundred sixty eight harlem run five far this season red sox thought a great post fellow struck how an impressive attend that bashes i have a seven innings during the game will still go on to win two one to phillies of last five of seven ball into second place in the n.l. east behind the atlanta braves the red sox meanwhile have won twenty of the last twenty three games. meanwhile ryan braun have a pair of to run high runs and julie shushing pitch seven shot how innings to help the milwaukee brewers beat the chicago cubs seven six. south africa's cricketers fell to the lowest ever t twenty total during a defeat against sri lanka south afri

three time after complaint of the year samuel eto has arrived at the thirteenth club of his career at a joint qatar sports club at the age of thirty seven he retired from international duty with cameroon twenty fifteen a since scored fifty goals in the turkish league . venders all bruno after playing twenty two years of football at the highest professional level and you reach my age you need to challenge yourself with something new today i got the opportunity to play in doha an offer i got four years ago but i refused it because i wasn't ready for this move i played everywhere in the world and now when i got the offer again i said to myself it is the right time to play in qatar i hope i can contribute in writing a small chapter in the history of football in qatar with the support of my friends colleagues and you the media and i wish i can succeed in major league baseball the boston red sox beat the philadelphia phillies on choose to leave now on twenty of their last twenty three games red sox starter. struck out an impressive ten batters of a seven innings boston gun also when it see

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the victims include roberto, his wife, and their seven—year—old son samuel. this man was 48.son. he was killed on his way to work. 35—year—old father of four luigi was driving his work van. matteo, giovanni, gerardo esposito and antonio were all in their 20s and on their way to spain. they had originally planned to fly, but they ended up hiring a car instead. the country's prime minister, injust his third month as italy's leader, promises immediate steps. translation: these are unacceptable tragedy is that should not happen in modern society. this government will do everything to prevent such tragedies from happening again. but this has been promised before, yet for years, successive governments failed to fix italy's crumbling infrastructure. many italians will ask why this new administration should be any different. and james says the authorities in italy are no closer to establishing why the bridge collapsed. the public prosecutor's office here in genoa will begin a criminal investigation. the prime minister says he wants anyone responsible to be held to account. mr conte n

the victims include roberto robbiano, his wife, ersilia piccinino, and their seven—year—old son samueleas 48. he had a young son. he was killed on his way to work. 35—year—old father—of—four, luigi matti altadonna, was driving his work van. matteo bertonati, giovanni battiloro, gerardo esposito and antonio stanzione were all in their 20s and on their way to spain. they'd originally planned to fly, but they ended up hiring a car instead. the country's prime minister, giuseppe conte, in just his third month as italy's leader, promises immediate steps. translation: these are unacceptable tragedies that should not happen in modern society. this government will do everything to prevent such tragedies from happening again. but this has been promised before. yet for years, successive governments failed to fix italy's crumbling infrastructure. many italians will ask why this new administration should be any different. the company responsible for maintenance at the site has defended its record, it insists the bridge has been checked every three months. james reynolds gave us more of the latest d

tributes on the facebook page of roberto, who is thought to have died along with his wife and their son samuelresponse is similar to that of an actual disaster, involving hundreds of firefighters from across italy. armed with sniffer dogs, climbing gearand hope, says the fire brigade spokesperson. translation: we started moving some of the biggest segments of concrete from the collapsed bridge in order to create new spaces, so our teams can enter and check for other people. in amongst this tragedy are remarkable stories of survival. a 33—year—old goalkeeper, who plays for an amateur side, was rescued from his destroyed car at the bottom of the overpass after plunging over 100 feet. translation: i saw the road collapsing and i went down with it. i was lucky enough to land. i don't even know how because if you saw my car... i didn't pass out. i've remained lucid and called the fire brigade to let them know about the situation and to come and get me. then i called my family. i felt as though a miracle happened. it is a national summer holiday in italy today. but instead of celebrating, a country