regional politicians have a different view though brags that supporters would rather send unemployed scots to work in the fields. to do more jobs when i was a boy. i worked on the farms. when i was at school. we. got. people coming across the guest that are coming across that should actually. you know there will people of the opportunity. locals however wouldn't want to live in nice containers on the farm and be woken at 5 am to start picking seasonal workers dmitri alongside his colleagues dmitri works for the minimum wage often for 10 to 12 hours a day. we had some grace yeah became. 3 days and they left because of no hard job mitri would like to stay in scotland permanently instead of just during the harvest season and he'd like to see more of scotland than just the strawberry fields his dream is to visit the scottish highlands someday but briggs it would stop that ever happening. chua way has laid off most of the workers. in the us future way employed 850 people for offices including this one here in silicon valley telecoms 600 people have been let go earlier this year was added to a u

make of it did johnson lie in the back seat campaign and get economical with the truth elsewhere to scots may well quote just one line from that famous writer oh what a tangled web we weave when 1st we practice to deceive andrew simmons. at ypres. firefighters in portugal have managed to bring 2 wildfires under control but one is still burning dangerously close to villages more than $800.00 firefighters are battling the flames in castillo blanco about 200 kilometers north of the capital lisbon police are investigating what caused the fires with one man arrested on to special suspicion of arson at least 30 people have been injured and several regions remain on high alert. puerto rico's in battle governor has announced he won't be receiving reelection next year but is refusing to give in to protests is who are calling for his immediate resignation in a video posted on facebook ricardo says he'll also step down as leader of his party follows days of demonstrations after leaked messages showing him and his advisors insulting women the disabled and victims of hurricane maria gabriel elizondo h

detainers and letting them go scot-free. quarterly report released on monday. >> and joining me now to talk about this emily camp panio, fox business contributor, i wonder if message is gotten across to women in america, this is the lowest unemployment rate for you in 65 years, 3.1 million new jobs since president took office. i suppose, it was a kick off to under score that message. >> that is why it so valuable we're talking about this right now. i know that new york time said -- without mention of this administration or the role in that expansion. i want to say, in last 121 months, of economic growth, hispanic women have been the greatest beneficiaries of this and not only has unemployment decreased but employment has risen by 2.2% in prime working years. and second to them african-american 1.6% increase, this is amazing, it is observed partly but not given appropriate credit. gregg: the "new york times" did not tell the truth, they did not give credit where credit is due. is it going to be difficult for democrats to coun

the scots i won. i was the missing link i provided to dangerous. for them with so much training what is the biggest drawbacks of life as an astronaut. drawbacks there aren't any it's kind be i don't feel like i'm missing out on anything i'm really enjoying it i mean every day is different and the days are long and intense i put in more hours than an ordinary 40 hour work week but i enjoy it and i have the right to say it's getting to be too much but i enjoy it and it's a really interesting job. i love talking about it telling people what the training entails how we're preparing for the future. then telling people how important it is and sparking their enthusiasm. what we're doing these next 10 years will determine what directions things will take in space and who will come out on top so to speak before we europeans have to be part of it you know thought. to spread the word maori does a lot of a travel to training sessions in china or norway or to a p.r. event in spain but today in berlin he takes the bus instead of a taxi. think of him as an astron

make of it did johnson lie in the back seat campaign and get economical with the truth elsewhere to scots may well quote just one line from their famous writer oh what a tangled web we weave when 1st we practice to deceive andrew simmons. at ibrox. japan's prime minister shinzo abbey has claimed victory in the upper house election but abyei is when was not enough for him to be able to lift restrictions on japan's on forces you needed at least 2 thirds of the votes in order to carry out says constitutional reform. so if africa's president says he will challenge and quarter reports by the country's corruption watchdog on friday cyril ramaphosa was accused of deliberately misleading parliament's about a campaign contribution but wrong of course one has dismissed the findings against him as fundamentally flawed but several in accuracies and he has the latest from pretoria. the president has responded to the report by the public protector saying that it's fundamentally flawed and not based on fact and this is after he responded to some of our questions earlier this year and according to his st

the germans also seem to believe that scots have magical healing powers. of the 1st sign of a cold or a sore throat they'll reach for the scuff in some and also in bed anytime anywhere just trust. homeopathy many scientists might dismiss this form of alternative medicine as hocus pocus that many germans swear by these little sugar balls known as globally. in fact to me up there was invented right here in germany back in the hundreds. if you have a felt like the weather was affecting your health well the german weather service published a detail below that these actually map out where in the country you're most likely to suffer from migraines circulator issues or sleeping problems or any given day based on the weather. ok that's your health check over the next time. well if you've ever been to rome no doubt if marveled at the fact that you can hardly walk a few 100 meters before bumping into some ancient ruins or call on men one often has the feeling the city is built on top of an archeological dig which is not far from the truth in fact because no matter w

that still the case if it takes like 3 or 4 years to get a ticket on the level so this is to be a scot says de doo in bio it as we heard there as a director new production of time has the tell us what's special about it. i think there's a lot of humor there i also like the way he's using these multimedia devices i like the way he uses this film and i like i like this insight into what's happening in the scene within the characters between the characters i also like that they take over the fiscal house itself since that's quite there's a lot of you know that thing on my device yeah i mean it's not something that's particularly new in germany see it we've seen this. therefore but i think he does it in a well in a good way. to see remains to be seeing. that it was very exciting yeah we didn't know until later that i wrote fishville house is steeped in tradition and a lot of the audience members that go there they have very clear ideas about how they should be how it should be performed how it should be solved and if they don't like what they see they're not hesitant in you know letting pe

in the event of a no deal breck's it boris johnson seemed i'm concerned by the worries of the scots or the problems of the auto industry. it is a sector facing difficulties but barrymore it just in the last few weeks you've seen big investments coming into talks would you like me going to be built by b.m.w. a new victory vehicle to be built. 1000000000 pound investment by jail in we will do everything we can to address the issues of just in time supply chains but we are going to go ahead and come out of the e.u. on october 31st and thank you. johnson seems more than willing to oversee a no deal breaks it even though the british chamber of commerce sees that as a worst case scenario. johnson says the industry's warning so overblown many voters in alice meal port agree even those who might soon lose their jobs at opel. many here would vote for breaks and again like luis whitby who barely manages to pay their rent for her beauty paul or . maybe that is a hard. job saying they are the hard way this. is not enough anybody at the beginning. when he went off today will be put off. she might b

regional politicians have a different view the breaks that supporters would rather send unemployed scots to work in the fields. to do. when i was a boy. i worked on the farms. when i was at school. we. got. people coming across the gash to bite that coming across this was actually made. you know there were people put up the opportunity. locals however wouldn't want to live in nice containers on the farm and be woken at 5 am to start picking seasonal workers dmitri alongside his colleagues dmitri works for the minimum wage often for 10 to 12 hours a day. we had some scottish guys yeah that became. good to the days and they left because of no hard job mitri would like to stay in scotland permanently instead of just during the harvest season and he'd like to see more of scotland than just the strawberry fields his dream is to visit the scottish highlands someday. briggs's could stop ever happening. now to some of the other business stories making headlines today a government panel in india has recommended a ban on all private cryptocurrency it suggests punishments for using the likes of bit

she says breaks it would affect plans for a new referendum on scottish independence a majority of scots voted to remain in the european union brazilian authorities say more than 50 people have died during a prison riot in the north of the country officials say brutal fighting erupted between rival criminal groups at the ultimate europe prison in paris state day the death toll may still rise sudanese as citizens have taken to the streets of the capital khartoum after 4 high school students were shot dead during a protest the country's main opposition group has called for more demonstrations against the military government this comes just weeks after the opposition and the military agreed to an outline of a power sharing agreement and bangladesh over 1000 people have been diagnosed with potentially deadly dengue fever the country is suffering its worst ever outbreak of the disease with 8 people dead so far and over 13000 cases reported local media say the number of victims may be much higher. when now to a tragic story here in germany and 8 year old boy died when he was pushed onto the ra

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i don't think he's serious enough for the scots. he's not down—to—earth enough. foxhounds, not everyone here is a hunt fan. i hate to say it, but probably boris. why? oh, gosh, i don't know. because he has more personality, i think. borisjohnson has got eager support from several scottish tory mps, who clearly don't think him or his brexit plans are a threat to the union. my first priority is obviously the union, and that would, i hope, be obvious. would you say the same if someone in england asked you? and i tell you what, i think actually a great brexit, and a successful, pragmatic brexit, can be a good thing, a wonderful thing, to entrench and intensify the union. jeremy hunt gave a much more explicit promise that he would never allow another scottish independence referendum. i'm a unionist to my core, and i say this. as prime minister of the united kingdom, iwill never allow our union to be broken up. and, if the first minister of scotland asks me for a second independence referendum, i will muster up my british politeness and i will say no. both candidates h

it doesn't seem like he's going the right way about befriending the scots.also said she's opposed to a no deal brexit, which is now the government position. before we turn to the next paper, another amount of money going to hear about. there's been questions about... a split between the scottish tories and the tories down south basically as well. that's a consta nt south basically as well. that's a constant argument as to whether ruth davidson is the head of a branch office or whether she's the leader office or whether she's the leader ofan independent office or whether she's the leader of an independent conservative party in scotland. these women are being taken seriously in scotland, yet it talks about the stripped down whitehall structure and the stripped down structure and the stripped down structure in whitehall is six blokes led by michael gove in daily meetings! the scottish women are not going to take kindly to that either. turning to the daily telegraph and anotherfigure here, turning to the daily telegraph and another figure here, £100 turning to t

tough opponents, south africa, who have been on form at this tournament and proving too strong for the scotsa winning 68—34. sorry, 66—38, ijust checked the scoreboard behind me! scotland showing some real fight and scoreboard behind me! scotland showing some realfight and it scoreboard behind me! scotland showing some real fight and it was also the same fate for northern ireland earlier today, a slightly closer match come up against malawi. they lost that match only by four in the end, not quite able to keep up with the pace of the african nation but really holding their head high, knowing they gave a top team a good run for their money. unfortunately that means northern ireland and scotla nd that means northern ireland and scotland will probably feature out of the top eight of this tournament which is disappointing particular for scotland, who are ranked seventh in this tournament but they will reboot and move on to the next part of it. the news here is that england are looking very good in this tournament. thanks very much, kate. to south korea now where tom daley and matty lee have won b

thousands of scots are already up and about, robert. that's right.e leading the team running this. how big are logistic exercise is that? it is big. we have 50 international volunteers from around the globe, then a team of about 500 uk volunteers all prepping and building the event and taking it all down at the end of the week. what is special about gilwell park? it is a great place. it is about developing skills. a lot of these kids will head to the scouting world jamboree next month. the knots on the end of your neckerchief is about remembering friendships and not as a big part of this. absolutely. these people will make friends for life. they will keep those friendships running for years and years to come. thank you. let's dive in and talk to some of these guys. adrian, do you wa nt to some of these guys. adrian, do you want to come over? what are you doing? we have put all the sticks together to make this. we will launch it in a minute. you are going to be that this 424 hours? are you up to be that this 424 hours? are you up for it? yes. it is my

a a majority of scots voted to remain in the european union. brazilian authorities say more than 50 people have died during a prison rioiot in the north of the country. ofofficials say brutal fighting occurred between rival groups. the death toll may still rise. high school students were shot dead during a protest. the country's main opposition group called for more demonstrations against the military government. it comes just weeks after the opposition and military agreed to outlining power-sharing agreement. now to a tragic story in germany. an eight-year-old boy died when he was pushed onto the railway tracks and struck by an oncoming train at frankfurt's main station. the boy and his mother were both pushed from the platform by a man who fled the scene. bystanders called the suspect -- can't perspective -- suspect. >> the attack met with widespread were across germany. -- hororror across germany. while her mother was able to get off the track, percent wasit by an incoming high-speed train. >> the main suspect, a 40-year-old maman, fled the

politicians have a different view though you are correct that supporters would rather send unemployed scots to work in the fields. to do more. when i was a boy. i walked on the farms. what i was cruel during the holidays. we where i didn't have the money doing got or the following people coming across that the gas chamber gushed out by that coming across this is actually made that. you know there will people put up a lot of the opportunity. locals however wouldn't want to live in these containers on the farm and be woken at 5 am to start picking says dimitri alongside other seasonal workers in retreat earns the minimum wage often for 10 to 12 hours a day and. we had some scottish guys yeah that the game they would do 3 days and. they left because of their hard job. dimitri would like to stay in scotland permanently instead of just during the harvest season and he'd like to see more of scotland than just the strawberry fields. his dream is to visit this garnish highlands someday but bricks it could stop that ever happening. building bridges like the ancient romans used to be a reason central

the scots tenors. starts july 10th on t.w. . did you get a bit of the good. job good good good good. good good mood good. news. this is deja news live from to live in a new era in greece conservative. victory in the election promising feeler taxes and more jobs but can't give relief bring better days for ordinary free spirit forced from addicts. the united states all the women's football world champions they get and they beat the netherlands channel in the final in prague's to lift the trophy for a 4th time also on the program. the trouble.

make of it did johnson lie in the back seat campaign and get economical with the truth elsewhere to scots may well quote just one line from that famous writer oh what a tangled web we weave when 1st we practice to deceive andrew simmons. at a pro. this is al jazeera let's get a roundup of our top stories kenya's finance minister has become the 1st government leader to ever be arrested for corruption henry roach denies financial misconduct in the awarding of contracts for 2 high joy electric dam projects they were budgeted to cost kenyan taxpayers around half a $1000000000.00 but $150000000.00 more was borrowed other kenyan officials are accused of flouting procurement rules involving a bankrupt italian company britain's foreign secretary says the u.k. will try to put together a european led protection mission in the strait of hormuz it's in response to iran's seizure in the u.k. flagged oil tanker jeremy hunt called it an act of state piracy iran maintains the seizure was legal so if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger western military presenc

. >> reporter: at a briefing tuesday, gilroy police chief scot smithee telling reporters authorities retrieved surveillance video of santino legan shopping at several big box stores before the shooting. in the video the 19-year-old is seen by himself. >> he was not with anybody else. so that is sort of supporting the thought now that he acted on his own. >>reporter: authorities also say inside lee began's car parked half a mile northeast of the festival grounds they found a second weapon, a shotgun. they say legan had purchased that gun and an ak-47 style assault rifle to carry out the shooting earlier this month in nevada. a bag with ammunition was found along the yubis creek. >> we continue to try to understand who the shooter is, what motivated him, and if he was aligned with any particular idealogy. >> reporter: detectives are taking a closer look at legan's social media, electronic devices, and computer hardware. >> we have no reason to believe at this point that he was targeting any protected characteristics of -- or any oks together. >> reporter: meantime, the gilroy community

the scots went into the competition ranked seventh but could only manage a marginal improvement on theirh—place finish at the last world cup four years ago. northern ireland play for ninth spot later this afternoon. that's all the sport for now. now it is time for click. this week, it's the race back to space. we'll hit the road, build a house, and... shh... whispers: lock up some astronauts. theme music plays. jump on in. thank you. so you are not using the steering wheel at all, you are using... screams. wow! laughs. which way are we going?! i am at nasa in houston, where lucien junkin is taking me for a spin. using both a steering wheel and a joy stick, you can point this vehicle in one direction and drive it in another. you can feel the forces is in your tailbone. oh, i can feel the forces in my tailbone. laughs. and if that seems really confusing, well, it is. but this is drive by wire technology, which means the on—board computer works out which way you want to go and then calculates what to do with the wheels. all right, so we'll just go this way. this is just one of many experime

chief scot smithee started off the news conference by reassuring anyone who may be concerned about the reports of a second shooter that they now believe he acted alone. >> our investigation is leading us more to believe that there was not a second person involved. i don't think i could say that with absolute certainty at this point because we're still following up leads because people who say il saw this or saw that, we want to follow every single one of those leads all the way through. >> reporter: the chief said they have now been able to track the suspect's esmovement leading up to the shooting including stops at various stores in the area. all video footage shows the shooter was by himself. the chief confirmed that a bag found with ammunition by a creek behind the fairgrounds belonged to the shooter. as for the motive of the suspect, fbi are still scrubbing social media for leads on possible ideology. >> we have no reason to believe at this point he was targeting any protected characteristics of or any class. >> reporter: now, as for those three police officers who engaged the susp

we just wrapped up a press conference with the gilroy police, and i asked police chief scot smithee if it is possible the victims were hit by police gunfire, and he says that was certainly a big concern for him, but there is nothing in the investigation so far that leads him to believe officers' bullets hit the victims. i also asked the fbi agent in charge if he thought that the gunman may have been targeting minorities. he said so far in this investigation there is no evidence of that. and as raj mentioned, we've also learned that right now police do not believe that there was a second suspect. and the reason they say that is because apparently this gunman had gone shopping at several stores here in gilroy, including big box stores, and all of that surveillance video indicates that he was alone at the time and that was right before the shooting. so that's what we learned so far. we've also learned that there was a bag with ammunition found in the creek near the festival. that is a new discovery made by police. reporting live in gilroy, marianne favro. back to you, raj. >> reporter: ma

she says or writes it would affect plans for a new referendum on scottish independence a majority of scots voted to remain in the european union the brazilian authorities say more than 50 people have died during a prison riot in the north of the country officials say brutal fighting erupted between rival criminal groups at the ultimate year of prison in paris state the death toll may still rise sudanese citizens of taking to the streets of the capital khartoum after 4 high school students were shot dead during a protest the country's main opposition group has called for more demonstrations against the military government now this comes just weeks after the opposition and the military agreed to an outline of a power sharing agreements that. were no 2 a tragic story here in germany and 8 year old boy died when he was pushed on to the railway tracks and struck by an oncoming train at frankfurt's main station the boy and his mother were both pushed from the platform by a man who fled the scene but bystanders they call the suspect who is being questioned now by police. the attack met with wides

walter scott make of it did johnson lie in the campaign and get economical with the truth elsewhere to scots may well quote just one line from their famous writer oh what a tangled web we weave when 1st we practice to deceive andrew simmons. at ibrox. and successor to terry's amazed you to take office on wednesday suddenly being a bumpy ride for the prime minister his failure to deliver bracks it has left politics bitterly divide it's not a bar but looks back at may's time number 10 downing street. relaxed smiling and promising to make britain fairer 3 years on does anyone remember this to resume and we will make britain a country that works not for a privileged few but for every one of us the former home secretary came to power knowing the process of leaving the e.u. was her biggest challenge but we've already got the mind to try. to deal with social and racial inequalities as well she was also the 1st leader to visit president trump after his election although the relationship was never the warmest from the start though she sought to define what bricks it should be and quickly announced a

a poor a wealthy country a sum of all that you've got building stock markets that are owned by the scot 10 percent of the population are most of us. and there are what else is more and it's a condition that poor americans don't want to cop to it's hard for but the fact is now you've got 150000000 more people america. with this manufactured incentive to public wealth. when the ruling closest to protect them so. when the flaming. lips meet the woman. we can all middle of the room sick. welcome back they want the global conference for media freedoms being held in london co-hosted by britain and canada however not all media have been allowed through the door since r.t. and russia's sputnik news agency were barred from the party a free media both protects society from the abuse of power. what helps release the full potential of a nation signing pledges and making speeches isn't us enough they must make sure that their laws respect media freedom they form a lot to reduce journalese is simple and effective and government in many countries are getting are destroying the free press they've done

. >> reporter: gilroy police chief scot smithee. >> i think it's very, very fortunate that they wereble to engage him as quickly as they did. >> reporter: cbs news has learned police are seeking to question a second person in connection to the shooting and that investigators are still trying to figure out legan's motive. just before the shooting, he posted a photo apparently from the festival using a derogatory itrm for mixed-race people and referring to an author with white nationalist views. u o'donnell: jamie yuccas joins us tonight. jamie, what are we learning tonight about how this 19-year- old bought that gun? >> reporter: well, norah, officers say he purchased the assault rifle legally in nevada r rlier this month. that state has a legal buying age of 18. what's interesting here is that in california, they changed the ie to 21 earlier this year. so i asked officers, did the 19- buar-old move to nevada specifically to buy that weapon, rlt police say it's just too early in the investigation to jy. >> o'donnell: all right, jamie ghccas, thank you. ionight we're learning more abou

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i don't think he's serious enough for the scots. he's not down—to—earth enough.pite the foxhounds, not everyone here is a hunt fan. i hate to say it, but probably boris. why? oh, gosh, i don't know. because he has more personality, i think. borisjohnson has got eager support from several scottish tory mps, who clearly don't think him or his brexit plans are a threat to the union. my first priority is obviously the union, and that would, i hope, be obvious. would you say the same if someone in england asked you? and i tell you what, i think actually a great brexit, and a successful, pragmatic brexit, can be a good thing, a wonderful thing, to entrench and intensify the union. jeremy hunt gave a much more explicit promise that he would never allow another scottish independence referendum. i'm a unionist to my core, and i say this. as prime minister of the united kingdom, iwill never allow our union to be broken up. and, if the first minister of scotland asks me for a second independence referendum, i will muster up my british politeness and i will say no. both cand

even if some more scots do now want their say on independence, borisjohnson has vowed not to allow another, stirling. as we've heard, throughout the leadership contest, mrjohnson said repeatedly that he will ensure the uk leaves the european union by october 31st, with or without a deal. but he faces a battle with parliament. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar looks in more detail at the challenge brexit poses for the new prime minister and the timetable ahead. he has wanted this for years. sometimes, so much, it's hurt. now what will he do? about brexit, about leaving by october the 31st. do or die, remember? because the brexiteers who helped him certainly will. those brexiteers will be in here with him watching because mrjohnson‘s promise to seek or demand a better brexit deal or else. or else what? well, to leave without one, if he can, unless the eu backed down and makes concessions they've never offered before. so, what are the chances? well, brexit may be on the agenda next time eu leaders gather on october the 17th. we'll have an idea of how mrjohnson is getting on with his pl