police say there were no signs of physical violence at o'neill's home but say his drug use caused the death of his 13 month-old son. he was also found unresponsive next to him on saturday. family friend sheen cratty says he was shocked when she heard the news, especially since he thought patrick was clean. he says o'neill loved his son liam and that his son liam was always happy and smiling while they were together. he says his friend would have never purposely harmed his son. it helps this is a warning to others to stay away from the deadly drug. >>i i really don't. show people that. >>now while we were with shane today he got that text that o'neill would be taken off life support. we'll hear more from him and another friend coming up at 10. reporting live in santa rosa taylor sackey kron 4 news. >>taylor. thank you and now to our other top story tonight, authorities say a central california resident has died from complications related to the use of e cigarettes. the announcement by the to larry county health official comes just hours after governor newsome issued an executive order

ghislaine maxwell says she barely remembers you. what do you say to that?ay follow the facts. you don't have to take my voice and believe everything i say. follow the facts. look at the flight logs. ghislaine, she doesn't wanna be embarrassed. she's a socialite. she doesn't wanna be held accountable for this. and in her mind, i believe she doesn't think that what she did was wrong. that's the kind of evil monster she is. >> reporter: in addition to virginia, two other women have publicly accused maxwell of sexual abuse, incidents detailed in an affidavit. maxwell, who has vanished from public view, has not been charged with any crime, and denies any wrongdoing. as for prince andrew, after epstein's suicide he said in a statement, "at no stage during the limited time i spent with him did i see, witness, or suspect any behavior of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction." he also reiterated that it was a mistake for him to see epstein after he was released from jail. and both federal and state authorities are looking into how prosecutors i

these women say they want more tourists to come and buy their products but at the same time they say they want to preserve the sacred belly of the us for centuries women have been the pasta terry said cheated us traditions that beat them so colonel who is poor is divided them and then i would be in favor of an airport if more people come and make business with us but only if it will preserve our environment and our ruins much of the change of scenery a magnet for visitors will be wiped out activists say at this point they will fight in court to protect the ruins and stop this project they say will for ever damage part of boost cultural legacy by data centers and just cedar. so there's more to everything we're covering right here al jazeera dot com you can watch us on life streaming there as well if you want. just want to recap the headlines this hour now yemen's who sea rebels have released images which they say show the surrender of several brigades of saudi troops al cording to the he sees the footage shows hundreds of captured fighters near the saudi town of not drawn close to the

someone saying the prime minister didn't say was that he was going to obey the law of this country or another defeat for the government with in order to reveal all private messages between it's a vices about holders to prorogue parliament also assessments of a damage a no deal bricks it will cools and that vote was only the side show on a grey monday in westminster with more political drama playing out at every turn johnson had been in dublin trying to talk up the prospects of a brics a deal but there was a flat response from his irish counterpart. who said it will be a hook. to get a deal screwed at this stage the focus here is on the back story the insurance policy to avoid a hot u.k. e.u. border between northern ireland and england johnson has suggestions on alternatives but there are no prospects of an agreement right now the backstop continues to be a critical component of which all agreements unless and until alternatives are found. but we are open to alternatives but they must be realistic ones legally binding and workable and we haven't received such opposes today's skin of th

to some it doesn't matter they say they will keep showing up. but. i really have to care about the success rate to the protesting i never would have started to protest in the beginning it's about how demands have to hold the can't just keep silent let things happen. the movement started over a bill that would have allowed extraditions from hong kong to mainland china it was permanently show. but the movement grew and intensified mainly because of what protesters have said is the heavy handed treatment by police as a crackdown on the protests an unauthorized marches for the majority of this on authorized march through central hong kong here the protesters faced little resistance from the police the police were there but there really wasn't any confrontation it was when they got close to the government complex here their final destination where there have been kind of frontlines there's been confrontation and then a push back and then another front line is been established the police just on the other side and that's one of the front lines here on one

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conditions they say while basic. they give us good food to eat was given to us when we think he's some time this soldier will stop us from playing the among ourselves when it's time for bed we had marked and some pillows spread on the floor. so. they brought us food we had clean water and even clothes they didn't beat me. but activists say some children have experienced a lot worse human rights watch says the army has been holding thousands of children in squalid conditions it says many have had no access to lawyers and families haven't been told of their arrest or detention the organization said such cases may constitute enforced disappearance as the nigerian military says the allegations are false i mean come under say 4 years ahead of engagement and this time they're being guided by those who are saying no child was deliberately mistreated the army says steps have been taken to address previous allegations human rights activists on their part i q state governments are failing the children they say only a few of th

the house of commons to trigger it the government's now lost its working majority and the opposition says it won't back an election until a no deal exit from the e.u. is definitively off the table if the prime minister does to the country what he's done to his party in the past 24 hours i think a lot of people have a great deal to fear from his incompetence his vacillation and his refusal to publish known facts that unknown to him about the effects of a no deal breaker the move by the anti no deal alliance came after the government asked the queen to suspend parliament for a month it could shut down at the start of next week a court challenge in scotland dogging the closure was illegal has been defeated. meanwhile the conservative rebels who backed the bricks it delayed bill have now been expelled from the party one the former chancellor of the exchequer ken clarke says he and his colleagues no longer recognise their party. the chip brutality but she treated many of his members party many of whom were never rebel before in their lives as. the negotiator is currently back in brussels as bo

also says the u.s. is quote locked and loaded preparing for confirmation of who attacked riyadh's oil facilities secretary of state's mike pompei o has already accused iran of the attacks that have been claimed by yemen's freaky rebels tehran has denied and fall from and. and ballot papers are being counted in china's year's presidential election official results on to expected until tuesday but supporters of the 2 candidates case sayad an appeal. who have both claim to have won the 1st round already celebrating. now israel is holding its 2nd general election and less than 6 months on shoes day palestinian israelis are being urged to vote in grayson numbers than they did in april and a leading palestinian israeli politician is provoking a strong reaction by making an unprecedented call for coalition forces has the story. big with days left in the election campaign a clash over race voting and hidden cameras came to a head in the israeli parliament. you rely a sheltered knesset member iman or day to conf

the mayor says within the next ten months l.a. will have opened 29 new homeless shelters but is helping those on the verge of homelessness before they end up on the streets. we have a lot more still ahead tonight. a deadly mosquito virus blaming another victim people being warned to stay inside at night. >>> also breaking news on the grounded boeing jets what the new head of the faa is saying he will do before they return to the skies. we hope you can stay with us. events outside after more deaths from a rare virus being spread by mosquito in several states here's ron. >> reporter: this 66-year-old died just over a week after being diagnosed with a virus carried by a mosquito. >> within a matter of nine days, he went from perfectly healthy to brain dead. >> reporter: his death the third reported fatality in michigan. >> this is dangerous. >> reporter: nationwide triple e emerging in five states with 22 confirmed cases and 5 deaths, triple the cases from last year. >> we know we can't quarantine people. >> reporter: health official

he didn't say that.ant to argue about that. >> john, you think he's going to -- who's going to say? who is going to say that? >> you know what? that's why i want the full investigation. >> especially with knowing that people listen. who's going to say that? >> you know what? he might. he was capable of saying a lot of things, and you know the way he's conducted himself. all i'm suggesting to you is if you don't gather this evidence in a consistent way, you will have a firestorm of separation between republicans and democrats, and that doesn't serve us well. >> listen, at this point -- i could be wrong. i think that -- i think that he -- it will be tough to remove him from office because you need two-thirds of the senate. bill clinton wasn't removed from office. >> here's the thing, don. you have more than just this one phone call. that's what we have to get to the bottom of. if in fact i believe, in my mind, he commits an impeachable offense, i will come back upon and say it. i have to be comfortable wit

he didn't say that.ant to argue about that. >> john, you think he's going to -- who's going to say? who is going to say that? >> you know what? that's why i want the full investigation. >> especially with knowing that people listen. who's going to say that? >> you know what? he might. he was capable of saying a lot of things, and you know the way he's conducted himself. all i'm suggesting to you is if you don't gather this evidence in a consistent way, you will have a firestorm of separation between republicans and democrats, and that doesn't serve us well. >> listen, at this point -- i could be wrong. i think that -- i think that he -- it will be tough to remove him from office because you need two-thirds of the senate. bill clinton wasn't removed from office. >> here's the thing, don. you have more than just this one phone call. that's what we have to get to the bottom of. if in fact i believe, in my mind, he commits an impeachable offense, i will come back upon and say it. i have to be comfortable wit

i'm saying the a.g.ng mentioned maybe would have create aid disposition of carefulness inside the d.o.j. in reviewing a matter that he's involved in. >> therefore they had a corrupt decision? >> no, i'm saying you create just like with biden, you create the appearance of impropriety by him not saying i've got to recuse myself from this. i'm mentioned here. >> but chris, you stated definitively that he broke the law. this was a violation of the law. >> no, not the a.g. i'm saying the president soliciting -- look, we have the statute up on the screen for people. that's what the law says. it's not what i say. >> and i'm telling you there are attorneys that -- very intelligent attorneys who specialize in this area of law who say that's absolutely not true. >> so you can ask a foreign power -- let's say stewart and cuomo are running against each other. i can say i'm running against stewart, do you know anything about him when he was there? and they say yeah, look at this, we have this whatever. oh, thank you.

he says he is sorry but is that good enough? social media has a lot to say about it. a college football fan goes viral with a sign asking for fear money and raising tens of thousands of dollars. carly shimkus joins us with reaction up next. heather: facing the backlash justin trudeau apologizing after a photo surfaces of him wearing brown face in 2001. >> and aladdin costume with make up. when i was in high school i dressed up at and saying dale with makeup on. heather: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the reaction. it was swift. >> reporter: the photo was taken in 2001, and arabian nights themed party in a private school yearbook where trudeau was a teacher, he was 29 years old. he said he didn't think it was offensive at the time but now he knows better. heather: is just now coming out. heather:. >> one of his classmates center to the times and felt it should be published. many people in this situation talking about virginia governor ralph northrom and allegations he was a racist yearbook photo, he originally apologized and then denied being in the pictur

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against what they say is being moved to gain more and more control over their city it's got harder al jazeera on call it the news hour live from london much more still ahead us democrats say public support is growing for an impeachment inquiry into president donald trump or as johnson on the pressure is the u.k. conservative conference gets underway in and he breaks it our land and we look at why lewis hamilton is all smiles at the russian grand prix. the former austrian chancellor sebastian kurtz looks set to return to power exit polls from the country's snap election shows conservative people's party in the lead with 37 percent of the vote a vote followed the collapse in may of course his coalition with the far right freedom party over a corruption scandal donna cain has more now from vienna. a moment of triumph in courts for start by parliament in may now in september he returns with more votes more seats and he believes a bigger mandate to govern figure later you have no mayhew guns guns here i would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all our voters as a federal gove

what are gps saying?ave put me in a harder, more difficult position here". we recognise the challenges for many years, and we've been working to have difficult conversations with patients. the report brings the stuff out into the public for everyone to talk about. people feel threatened when there gp turns around to them and ask them if they might be addicted to these painkillers. people can take that as a huge slur, when it is actually theirgp a huge slur, when it is actually their gp trying to broach a difficult subject. other times patients come into us and say they might be addicted and need help. that is where we need to work together. the gps helping the patient, but also the support services. what is your advice for patients for their first port of call? what should they say, how should they act? and in terms of these alternatives, where did they get them? are they available for everyone? there are not enough available not yet. we need more of these, talking therapies, greater access to physiothera

are you saying they we re independent? are you saying they were influenced?ary 0urjudiciary is one of the most independentjudiciary is in the whole world. to start saying that they are basically somehow, you know, taking one side or another because of their own political views isa because of their own political views is a very dangerous thing. it is very dangerous for us to go down that route. government ministers are even insinuating the fact that judges are not independent is ridiculous. i agree. the notion that this is some sort of a political coup is absurd. they were also criticised by their own conservative collea g u es criticised by their own conservative colleagues earlier. if we start to question the integrity of the supreme justices in this country, there were 11 of them. they are an independent body who are there to hold people to account, hold politicians to account, just like the media. before nigel farage and jacob rees—mogg start questioning then, they need to look at their own. who told you nine of the judges we re own. who told you nine of t

the president saying, i will say that we do a lot for ukraine. we spend a lot of effort and a lot of time. then after a brief digression the president continues, quote, the united states has been very, very good to ukraine. i wouldn't say that it's reciprocal necessarily because things are happening that's not very good. but united states has been very good to ukraine. then zelensky replies, you are right. not 100%, 1,000%. when this is taking place president trump had already delayed $391 million in aid to ukraine. 250 million of that was in military assistance, aid that was approved by congress already was being held up by the president. that's what's dangling or hanging over president zelensky's head, i would also like to thank you for your great support in the area of defense. we are ready to continue to cooperate for the next steps, specifically we are almost ready to buy more jaff livelins. president trump then replies, i would like you to do us a favor though because our country has been through a lot and ukraine knows a lot about it. i wo

he comes towards me and he says, barely able towards me and he says, barely able to say, mummy.wasjust to hold him and he folds to his knees. because he was just sloppy, couldn't hold his body. so that is one sort of, that in itself is already abuse. you have described it before as like he was living in world country? he couldn't get him out? i couldn't get him out, you know, i am obviously not british, but i am so incredibly proud to be living in this country. my been here for 34 years. i see this country as my home and i come from a tiny little place. i had never heard of such a thing, you institutionalise a person for being autistic. to me, it did feel that it was that third world ca re did feel that it was that third world care that my son was having. i never realise that you could institutionalise a person with autism, because he was autistic. you have described it as being a dirty secret? it is definitely a dirty secret. just on that, the government said a spotlight has been shone on it and the government wants to reduce the number of people in these units, but it is not h

it's the 2nd report by a group of eminent experts who say the u.s. britain and france may be complicit in war crimes by arming and providing intelligence to the saudi u.a.e. coalition. especially so in yemen says west some bombs a consistently being used by the coalition the problem with this how do the americans and all those who would match them like the united states they ignore the dimension of the warsaw short of talking to iran short of probably mitigating the tension between the iranians and the americans the arenas and the saudis i think those happening in yemen is only a proxy for probably a bigger game and why the game but the experts say there are no clean hands when it comes to the involvement of all the warring parties that includes the rebels the yemeni government forces supported by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates they have targeted hospitals ports water facilities markets farms and of restricted the delivery of humanitarian aid. the u.n. experts also accuse iran of backing the violence committed by the booties one of the mos

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>>it is a role model san jose police say. >>they died on saturday after crashing into a tree near snow and rosenbaum avenues heard a loud screeching and a really really loud crash and i ran outside my front door and saw and that there was a car that had been in an accident around a tree. i didn't really process what it was but it was on fire. police are looking for a second car who played a role in their deaths, they say rodriguez and shep a crash while street racing with a grey bmw carrying these 3 suspects inside. >>police say the suspects got out of that bmw to look at the wreckage and then took off victim's family doesn't believe they would have been racing. >>being half a block away from home. they would not risk their lives. brandon she raised going down. makes sense. they had a lot to live for. >>they say they want answers from that second car involved. perpetrators or the suspects just so they can get the full story. we just want to know what happened right now the family is planning a memorial for both of those victi

our youth back but young people who have been protesting against the project saying it will damage the environment kill animals and destroy their island a little bit you get right to it in that world we the community it was great we did not want this cleaned up a little let's look at it more they took the government to court and won but the consortium are appealing the court's decision now we've reached out to this consortium to get an answer to our questions but to no avail this is a consortium made up of various multinational companies from the united states china and europe supported by the world bank in their appeal to the judge they say that the courts overlooked their efforts to mitigate the damage to the environment saying that this call plant would bring electricity to millions of people. damage to the environment has already started with the construction of this deep seaport the coal plant would not only power it it would also bring electricity to $20000000.00 kenyans who live off grid despite the risk to the environment the state wants the project to go ahead and so this worl

says i will say leave on the 31st of october it's not clear how he can do that however there's something more dramatic they could do and this is what the scottish national party leader said in parliament today which is yes to have that vote of no confidence but then the all the anti boris johnson forces have got to come together and agree on a transitional government which would ask for a delay and organize a an election or indeed organize a referendum one of the what do you think is more likely well it's very difficult a referendum take 6 months to organize where an election can can be done in a month the thing giving for a referendum is that actually both labor jeremy corbin the leader and conservative boris johnson the leader of very split and a referendum gets them off the hook and it means that perhaps they can get the old bricks. of the way whether the referendum says we still want it. all the referendum says no we're giving up on but bush johnson he would prefer to have an election because he believes i mean right now he has a minority government in parliament he believes that if

the opposition saying, sack me. the opposition saying, sack me.ing, we want to sack you but not now. it points to a chronic lack of trust in the house of commons. frankly, the opposition parties say they simply do not trust the prime minister and that if they vote through this election, because parliament is pretty much paralysed, they worry they are going to be outmanoeuvred. a manoeuvre that would mean an no—deal brexit could happen. all parties have to try and work together to stop they have slightly different positions when it comes to brexit and borisjohnson does not have a majority and he has to work out how to get things through. what is clear from this evening, he is not looking at this thinking i need to go for more collegiate approach but still going for this defined way forward. the leader of the house of commons, jacob liz —— respite, wants to enable the conservative... a short adjournment that i have to be careful about the language that a short adjournment to parliament. are they likely to get it? we will have to wait and see what ha

say they continue to support the deal when it came has more now from berlin. this is the most strongly worded statement by the 3 european powers so far this year regarding iran and its nuclear program the particular reference from the european powers to the natanz installation and indeed water iran has been doing that with enrichment of uranium involving the installation of centrifuges certainly from the european perspective they say that this is contravention of the agreement that iran arrived at with the 3 european powers with china with russia and with the obama presidency in the white house several years ago of course his successor president trump repudiated the agreement and so it is therefore only the europeans the chinese and the russians who are still involved in this this is a particular blow for the europeans because they have been trying over the course of this calendar year to keep iran within the terms of the agreement and they've been trying to do that with a financial scheme called instax designed to help iran legally to circumvent that's to get

as you say, this country has happened. as you say, this cou ntry voted has happened.country voted by a short margin to leave the european union. i was against it but if we had done it well as a troop of politicians, then well as a troop of politicians, then we could have stood tall in the world. as it is we have become a symbol of both domestically and internationally of written losing or losing its grip as a country that is well governed with sophisticated and effective governance machinery. what we now have is a political system dominated by two parties which i think it is fair to say have moved to the extremes on the brexit issue but perhaps other issues as well. jeremy corbyn is a self avowed socialist and whose associates ten seem socialist and whose associates ten seem to be from the hard left. the tories are now led by borisjohnson who has removed at least 21 mps of the more moderate persuasion. soft brexit persuasion, from his party. and there is a feeling, that there isa and there is a feeling, that there is a space in the centre ground of british politics wh

she says boulders are not a solution.kin tweeted that her posts were taken down from craigslist but she says if it started a discussion then it's well worth it. >>as far as the city's position know they say they were not the ones to put the boulders in but they want them to stay in fact white author on ice this boulder installation. in san francisco dan kerman kron 4 news. >>governor newsome has vetoed a bill aimed at stopping the trump administration from rolling back federal environmental regulations in california that veto comes as the state is battling the trump administration over a host of environmental regulations. the governor newsome previously announced that he would likely veto the bill because he feared that it would harm the ongoing negotiations between the state of california and federal water agencies about how to manage the state's water. >>chief meteorologist lawrence karnow and we're talking about a week and is going on around the bay area. yeah we are get ready for a nice weekend. it's going to be lot c

they say there's no real power residing in the building they broke into and that's why they say their fight is no longer about kerry lamb resigning it's about sending a message to china that the people of hong kong want democracy we have a puppet government controlled by the tyrannical chinese communist party and it needs fundamental change to the chinese government again reiterated its support for hong kong's administration but warned it will act if the situation worsens. the central government will never allow the chaos in hong kong to continue indefinitely if the situation in hong kong deteriorates further becomes uncontrollable and the turmoil threatens the sovereignty and security of the country the central government will not sit idly by. the controversy over kerry land's leaked comments is likely to had little impact on the crisis with both sides no closer to finding a resolution wayne hey al jazeera hong kong italy will soon have a new government after the anti establishment 5 star movement voted overwhelmingly in favor of a coalition with a center left democratic party the co

when zelensky says he's thankful for the u.s.'s military support and expresses a desire to buy more military equipment, president trump says i would like you to do us a favor though, asking ukraine to investigate matters involving the 2016 election meddling inquiry. the president saying i would like to have the attorney general, william barr, call you or your people and i would like to get to the bottom of it. >> notes of that call indicate the president of the united states shaking down a foreign leader, essentially undermining the national security of this political gain. >> tonight, democrats zeroing in on the next portion of the conversation where the presiden lot of talk about biden's son, that biden stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that, so whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great. biden went around bragng it,t sounds horrible to me. the president is referencing thiniaicgovernment to fire its top prosecutor, who had investigated a ukrainian company that gave biden's son,

well, trump sees these comments and says that doesn't sound like me. i wouldn't say that. and he's beginning to pull his hair out. he's very worried and the one person in the room who is not beside himself at this point is jared kushner who says, i'm sorry, couldn't help it. >> i'm making no comment and let the record show my face has no expression. >> if you haven't seen the hbo interview it is a master class of journalism. he says to the room i don't think this is all that bad. and he says what are you talking about, this is as bad as it gets and trump says again this doesn't sound like me and just beethen an advisor walks in the room, they pressed play, trump hears his voice and says wow, that is me. where this gets interesting in the ensuing 12 hours of insanity inside the trump towers and everyone is running around like a chicken with their head cut off those calls coming in over the country for donald trump to quit the race including from paul ryan on the phone with his longtime fd saying this is fatal you have to get him out of the race and he's fielding calls from

they say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. follow in their footsteps as they forge their way in the 1. 0 shares these personal journeys. inspiring stories of people passively hearing on their chosen. weakness documentaries on. welcome back reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the taliban says president john this decision to cancel a secret meeting with the group at camp david will hurt the u.s. the most a surprise move follows an attack by the taliban in afghanistan on thursday which killed an american soldier piece of fired tear gas pro-democracy protesters in hong kong as a demonstration sent to their 14th week earlier thousands marched to the u.s. consulate calling on president trying to help and at least one person has been killed in the latest anti immigrant rights in south africa stun grenades and rubber bullets to break up be crowds in johannesburg. for on the says the deadlock in the british parliament over breakfast is very worrying and the things stand the e.u. will not grant a delay to britain the shuttle

he says rubble and says. we. are with the world. south africa's president has pledged urgent action to tackle gender based violence in the country at the mergence the parliament session so ram opposes said the figures for violence against women and children were like those of a country at war figures showed general murder rates have been rising significantly in south africa over the last decade last year police recorded an average of 58 murders every day according to the world health organization estimates the femicide rate in south africa is almost 5 times the global average with one woman murdered every 3 hours sexual violence and assaults have risen 4.6 percent this year with more than $41000.00 reported cases of rape but studies suggest only about 10 percent of rapes in south africa are reported to the police family miller has more now from cape town. president saddam up or so used his address aplus extraordinary session of parliament to emphasize that government would be placing the issue of gender based violence at the since o

you understand what i'm saying?ng into corruption. >> was that prosecutor looking into the company that had hired -- >> according to the ukrainians that investigation was darmant at the time. if you want to push a law saying that the children of presidents and vice presidents should not be doing international businessbusiness deals i'm all for it. but you're setting a standard that is not being met right now. >> i'm just telling you what happened. >> no, you're not. >> joe biden said fire this prosecutor -- >> you're suggesting biden called for the prosecutor to be fired investigating his son. that's not what happened. >> democrats just put our country through three years of this and there was a false accusation and no evidence of any type of coordination between the trump campaign and russian influence in our election. >> i want you to take a listen to vice president mike pence when he was governor, running for vice president saying that it is a principle of the united states that foreign governments are not suppos

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he says they say not, that there are no concrete proposals on the table.t most eu leaders, by some notable exceptions, believe it is better for them to keep any anger in secret and in private. we will find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages in the papers. joining me tonight our political strategistjo papers. joining me tonight our political strategist jo tanner and peter ebdon. —— rampton. the liberal democrat leader, jo swinson, says her party would not go into coalition with borisjohnson orjeremy corbyn. speaking in bournemouth, where the libdems are holding their annual conference, she also denies that her party is being anti—democratic in saying it would cancel brexit outright. ms swinson previously supported another referendum on eu membership. our chief political correspondent, vicki young, sent this report, which contains some flash photography. liberal democrat conference isn't everyone's of fun... it's a real pleasure. ..but this year, some new recruits are throwing themselves into the whole experience. smile!

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an outbreak of option just missed on a test i would say. bobbie you mentioned before that boris johnson had stated publicly that he would rather be dead in a ditch than to ax ask for another extension on bridget from the e.u. but of course there is this new law that compels him now to ask for an extension if he does not do that what happens. well he's got 2 choices really he can either resign or he will have to offer that extension if he if he were to refuse to in the face of the law what would happen is that someone would go to court get a court order requiring him to send that letter some people saying that bristol's will go to prison i think frankly that's a bit funny it's a full probably wishful thinking on the part of some people who'd like to see him go to prison and that's because what would happen would be the court could itself sign the letter or nominate someone apart from doris to sign the letter and there's another stage that would have to be gone through before boras could even be threatened with being sent to prison so that is

i say gender issues the listings. actually did also no. doubt that it ever said oh yes oh yes we just want to get her johnson has a strategy now of saying bracks is a matter of people versus parliaments but then he's a blocking the will of the people to deliver bricks it's the trouble is that augment doesn't really work in manchester in sunrise is quite a controversial choice for the conservatives to try to hold that conference in manchester for 5 days in the city they're all labor people here don't like the conservatives they don't like boris johnson i don't really like bricks it's only the. johnson is trying to keep a grip on the agenda visiting the hospital to publicize a policy of putting more money into health care but what he calls or won't explain is how he will ensure the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october while simultaneously abating a law passed in parliament the says he's not allowed to without an agreement what we are going to do is work very hard to get a deal and then if we can't we will make sure we come out on octob

people look at a dancer, they say this is me.ike — ok, personal, incredibly short—term, always about the immediate. they're always talking down to you — you're not good enough, you're not good enough. and let's be honest. the private sector is actually doing a lot. it's a bit unfair to say that they're only about profitability. but in the long run, you don't see the necessary radical change in the private sector, because profitability is pushing against the climate. so the cultural sector as a system, a civics sort of element, i think, has a unique chance to give a voice where people can identify with it and say, this is something we believe in, we'll push for that. but alone, the cultural sector can't do it, for sure. but i mean, it's interesting, because raising awareness about climate change is one thing. and i'm thinking in particular of an example from australia, when in 2017, a then—cabinet minister, scott morrison, stood in parliament brandishing a piece of coal, saying support fossil fuels, coal in australia. climate chan

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he says he received a message saying gunner was found and uses him he has a red bandanna. looking at this like a like it's him that's him. >>but siegel says it wasn't soon enough he says he believes gun or was pushed it's a moving car. >>he's got fracture. leahy and soft tissue damage up here. >>you can tell it's an open wound because of the air that's my christian britt is helping gonna recover at the walker veterinary hospital in stockton. the value am for shock. while she says it will take an average of one to 2 months for a dog with gunners injuries thankful for the commu help to reunite him with his best friend. >>and it is really renewed my faith and its citizenth town wa for it. >>as we take a live look outside it's here francisco's embarcadero on this corgis friday evening. a friday night. >>with his now is yes, the man of the hour. just lawrence karnow. is i mean there's a little bit of fire danger monday but before then just a gorgeous final weekend of summer yeah, i mean that's the way to go out for to go out. let's go big right we're doing right this weekend. h

she says the city is working to find solutions to homelessness, and she says what she could actually use from the president rather than criticism is is more federal assistance. >> instead of being critical, he should be trying to help us with some of these issues. how about starting with 8,000 section 8 vouchers so i can help some homeless people on our streets. >> mayor breed said the answer is more than housing. it also means not attacking people living on the streets. in response to the president's comments, the city let cameras into a water treatment facility to show us how the system works. ally wolf got the hard hat tour this afternoon. she joins us along the bay to show us exactly if that statement the president made holds water. >> reporter: well, jessica, the city says there is a very intricate process they go through to make sure the trash and the needles on the street never make it into the bay or the ocean. and today they didn't just tell us that, they showed us. touring san francisco's largest water treatment facility. >> so, this removes the inorganic -- >> reporter: --

what do you say? >> i believe in walmart's case, they are not taking a political stand as much as they are taking a public relations stand. allow me to explain. by not selling any bullets long-term, they will never be responsible or be accused of selling ammunition to a shooter. we can't always control the shooters but we do know criminals are going to get guns anyway. what walmart is saying from a p.r. standpoint, you can't buy ammunition here so our bullets won't kill anybody. secondly, politically, it should take a little heat off of them. maybe, maybe not. i happen to think it won't take much heat off of them simply because the gun nuts, the absolute gun control nut, wants to seize all of our weapons. stuart: okay. well, approach this as the chief executive officer. suppose you are running walmart. your decision is surely not a political decision and i don't think it's a p.r. decision. i think it's a decision on whether or not not selling these hand guns and ammunition is good for the business. if

>>pretty or to say looks kind of like you know. that kind of sketchy some safely shoppers told me they were disgusted after seeing that video. >>you know that i cause no harm to anybody shouldn't have to deal with something like that people here more kind of i have got used to seeing. it's a fun so none of us expect don't think people care anymore whether it's seen your community your. it's just terrible. the world that we're living in today it really it really is sad. >>while the greek police investigators say they have limited descriptions of the 2 female suspects other than what you see here. if you think you recognize these 2 women while that creek police would like to hear from you. and while that creek haaziq kron 4 news. >>up to this despite a moratorium on executions in california criminals can still be sentenced to death. why the state's high court is allowing those trials to go forward. >>today marks 18 years since the 9.11 terror attacks, thousands of americans lost their lives and we will show you how the country is hon

>>president trump says the epa could soon give san francisco, a notice saying if they don't get there. business in an order soon they could do this setting homelessness as a huge violation enveronmental rules now you have hasn't been very clear about what exact rules of the epa that the city has been violating but he did say pollution such as the needles are flowing into the oceans are storm sewers. even though it's unclear if the uk would even investigate this but she says she wants to make it clear. the city has a sewer system that ensures all debris that goes into storm drains is filtered out at treatment plants. so none of that flow into the bay or ocean as trump was heading back to d c from california, he explained reporters. why he thinks the federal government needs to step in. >>if you look at stat francisco. it's a total disaster what's happening with the in the cities. and i'm but we're going to get involved very soon on a federal basis and they don't clean up their act. and yet you have tents all over the place and you have you really have a sanitary condition because this

tehran says they proved they know nothing.he attack was launched from the north, and was unquestionably sponsored by iran. the european parliament says it will block any future trade talks with the uk in the event of a no—deal brexit — until the uk has complied with the spirit of the withdrawal agreement. also on the programme: the us federal reserve cuts interest rates for the second time in a decade. climate campaigner, greta thunburg, comes to washington with a message for lawmakers — the time to act is now. i don't want you to listen to me, i want you to listen to the scientists. and i want you to unite behind the science. and then i want you to take real action. hello and welcome — i'm michelle fleury in washington, and christian fraser is in london. donald trump has promised a coordinated response to the weekend attack on two saudi oilfacilities. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, arrived in riyadhjust a couple of hours ago, to present the saudis with intelligence the white house says will prove the missiles were la