political correspondent simon young so we've heard simon that he would bring about big changes but what would a free merits lead c.v. you actually look like. was there in their press conference for you great man said that he wanted to change the culture of the party wants to see a leadership made up of more experienced as well as younger faces he wants more of a culture of constructive dissent within the party and perhaps a dig there at the sometimes monarchical style of angle americal you know and indeed there have been these concerns that the two of them whether they would be able to work together well he said the main political parties now offer less certainties than they did in the past perhaps he's referring there particularly to the ten years ago when he was last active in politics and then they got to change that he said the cd you should be more transparent more open he said he wanted more women in. key roles but he was also talking about traditional values that he stands for and national identity there that he's well aware that the c.d.u. needs to win back some votes from the f

he let's bring in political correspondent simon young who is standing by at c.d.u. headquarters simon where is merkel c.d.u. heading after suffering crushing losses in recent regional elections. here sirrah what the cd you need leadership meeting in the headquarters building behind me you have got to do is work out where the party is going as you say and how to win back the support of their traditional supporters whether to stay with the centrism of anglo-american all or perhaps to the wheel to the rights and troy and back for instance some of those who in recent elections of drifted away from the christian democrats and given their supporting states to the far right party so that's what they are having to work out here and of course it's important that they give it to consideration these opportunities don't come off they don't come along very often and go america has been seedy you leader for eighteen years and the big question is whether or not she can make her chancellery last until twenty twenty one as she has projected with all these cross currents in her party

let's bring in political correspondent simon young who is standing by at c.d.u. headquarters in berlin simon two days of this meeting at c.d.u. headquarters has just finished where is merkel's c.d.u. heading now after suffering those crushing losses in recent reason a lections. yeah that's the big question that the c.d.u. leadership has been discussing here and of course after eighteen years with angela merkel in charge of this party it's a chance for them to reflect about how things should go forward how can they renew themselves and get back in touch with their conservative base so heading now into five weeks nearly of a leadership battle and it's really a question of whether it will be more of the same with the medicals anointed success the woman who's currently gen general secretary of the party or whether one of the more right wing candidates e's likely to take the helm and that could spell trouble both for the coalition government and also for anglo-american herself as chancellor based on those options does it appear as if merkel can make it through to twent

by the storm troops not the lead mob it was also a prelude to the horrors of the holocaust and simon young has been with us and watching the commemorations we saw two really significant addresses there one from . the head of the central council of jews here in germany and then also from chancellor angela merkel and if we look at chancellor merkel's words she made a point of drawing as really the arc of history to say what did we learn from then and how important is that today seeing the rise again of anti-semitism in germany you know i mean it was a it was quite a wide ranging speech in which she talked about you know the foundations essentially of modern german democracy saying that you know democracy is about more than majorities it's about protecting minorities obss about balance this. goes back to the whole question of you know what founds what the german state now of course the article number one of the german constitution she said was born from the failings of the weimar state which led to the rise of the nazis and that is that the dignity of every human is important and she drew tha

lawsuit seeking full value for their diesels now here to offer us more insight on this news is simon young a political correspondent for g.w. here in berlin simon what he tell us so far about this deal what do we know what stephen as you say of the three big call make is it seems that folks vagana and diamond have said they are willing to cover most of the estimated three thousand euro costs that it would be to retrofit these older days of vehicle diesel vehicles we would cleaner emissions equipment b.m.w. less cane they say that they will provide money for. the customers to upgrade their vehicles but some people have criticized that as a sort of. plan to drive b.m.w. sales but all three companies are saying that they are going to do whatever it takes to keep germans on the roads and these three thousand year old number does seem to be an increase from what was previously being offered by the call mike is so in that sense this deal today is a small victory perhaps for transport minister. simon there's been a sense that these carmakers have been dragging their feet even getting this agreeme

just a bit of chancellor merkel's speech them joined now in the studio by our colleague simon young from the us politics department you got to hear a bit of chancellor merkel's speech there what was her message to open this peace conference yeah i think she was denouncing the the sort of nationalism and militarism of course that characterized the first world war and brought nations to war then and saying that we need to learn the lesson of peace essentially from that simple message but of course. the the details of how you create peace there more difficult and she was saying that you know isolationism cannot be the answer it wasn't the answer in one nine hundred eighteen and it can't be now and indeed saying also that you know a failure to communicate between the nations. can have fatal consequences so i think possibly pointing there towards you know the lack of communication coming from washington at least today yeah exactly many would say europe now far from united i mean how receptive will the leaders be there to that message. well i think there is a yearning for peace and you know th

of the anonymity and the sort of generalized view and we give them back their dignity all right simon young from d.w. politics simon thank you very much. let's catch up now on some other stories making headlines around the world the so-called islamic state has said one of its fighters carried out a knife attack that left one person dead and two wounded in the australian city of melbourne the suspect drove a burning pickup truck onto a sidewalk before lashing out at pedestrians and officers trying to restrain him who was shot by police and later died in the hospital. members of the afghan government's peace council have met taliban officials at our conference in moscow they repeated couples called for peace talks without preconditions russian foreign minister sergei lavrov said the participation of both sides in the conference was an important step toward direct talks between them the u.s. says it will deny asylum to anyone caught entering the country outside official border crossings the trump administration says the measure will stop abuse of the immigration system it's expected to be chal

coverage of this day of faith in german history i'm sara cali and i'm joined by my colleague now simon young to put into perspective what we have just been hearing taking place in the german parliament a day of commemoration quite an emotional day in german history we heard the german president talk about a complicated past and he ended really talking about this internal conflicts that that many germans have coming to terms with it and the sense of perhaps patriotism patriotism how one might be able to have that simon tell us a little bit more yeah i mean i think what's really interesting about the speech that we just heard is the focus on the ninth of november here in germany is usually most heavily on the ninth of december nine hundred thirty eight the day when the nazis sort of openly began to. carry out their pogroms against the jews of germany with their sas troops smashing up their jewish shops and burning down synagogues those are the images that we remember particularly on this day usually the german president has just spent over half an hour really focusing on a different note of de

rivals as well for the events of today in context i'm joined here in the studio by my colleague simon young and we're also joined from the french capital paris by our correspondent max hoffman max and we start with you we had a rainy day in paris a somber setting for the ceremonies that just concluded and a warning amidst all of the remembering that peace is again threat. you know that we still have the rain and you're right that was basically the essence of the manner of my calls the french president's message in a speech and it seemed like he was talking to some of the leaders that were sitting next to him when he held that speech of course a great stage for him because it was the only one who got to say something with trump and poutine looking on he talked about the dangers of nationalism he said it was the absolute contrary to patriotism and patriotism is something he said we need we favor but it doesn't mean that we should just basically ruin everything that was built up after the second world war and he referred to the multilateral institutions like the united nations and the european

well the race is on and simon young we are a political correspondent is a tracking it all for us simon i said to come government power is arguably chancellor merkel's closest confidant i wonder is that a blessing or a cur. yeah well it all depends where the majority of the one thousand and one c.d.u. delegates will be voting in december think that more of what angle americal stands for is the right recipe to win back public support in a k.k. as she's known certainly the continuity candidate having brin brought to prominence by angle americal but of course she must be aware that many people think mayor cole is a. an approach that has cost the party a lot of public support is responsible for its lack of electoral success so that explains why she's saying today well you know medical must be respected her achievements are important we can't turn the clock back but at the same time it's time for a new chapter for the cd years so you know she's saying well i am in the tradition of miracle but we need something new right now next to not want to say i wait from the lyme ally to let's talk abou

young r.t.w. political correspondent thank you simon. and back to lou with the news thank you so much stephen now to a german conservative politician who has set his sights on the european union's highest office vapor is the conservative blocs lead candidate for the top job of e.u. commission president so who is it and what chance is there's this little noble varian a politician have of taking over from drunken old younger. modest serious and seasoned that is month. for more than ten years to the german conservative has been pulling the strings in the european parliament now he's aiming for europe's top job to replace him current european commission president mr europe. up there that is where the president of the european commission currently mr has his office and it's a position you cannot ignore the commission sets the agenda on many crucial things in europe such as the budget the migration debate or the brics in negotiations is now is the favorites to move into your because office a member of the european parliament since two thousand

let's turn to our political chorus of bond and simon young standing by at c.u. headquarters right now good morning simon where is all the machal c.d.u. heading after and suffered some crossing losses in two recent state elections. well brian it's certainly thinking about how it can renew itself and what it can teach back to cope with its of its core supporters its traditional supporters and as you say a lot of people have been framing this as centrally as a battle between the liberal centrism that's represented by angola medical and i'm also destroyed conservatism that some of the candidates have already thrown their hat into the ring represented of course the poets he should give it a long and careful thought because these opportunities don't come along very long don't forget angle america has been party leader of the c.d.u. for eighteen years ok so i'm in it with all these cross currents in the party right now con can make it through to twenty twenty one as chancellor. you know that really depends on who emerges from this process over the next few weeks to deci

art i'm joined by my colleague simon young some what are we let's talk about the intentions here of a mountain of. i think it we can safely say that most western leaders would agree yes we want world peace so why is the c. feel that he needs to put this form together. well i think because we live in uncertain times he seized the opportunity the fact that he's he's hosting this central international commemoration today marking the. one hundred years since the end of the first world war and obviously there are there are conflicts that threaten the world order. in on europe's margins we have the situation in ukraine. a sort of frozen conflict as it's sometimes called of course were aware of the dreadful wars in syria and in yemen. but in other places in a of course is known really about showing peace is not only about stopping fighting and military action directly but also about the addressing the underlying causes that cause wars to happen poverty and division but also of course he's been talking today mr macro already about the specter of nationalism and the other things that divide pe

politics simon young who is here with us here in the studio so. i mean we have three major historical anniversaries here today in germany how are the germans remembering. well i think this year as you say the night of november the day of the day of destiny for germany because through a mixture of coincidence perhaps but also through reasons that we might come on to talk about more later the night the november happens to be a day which is resoundingly down the history of the twentieth century in particular and so people are remembering it today particularly thinking back to one hundred years ago ninety one thousand nine hundred eighteen at the end of the first world war when as you mentioned parliamentary democracy in germany essentially was born in the morning he was swept to saw eight and in those chaotic times at the end of the first world war with germany's defeat a lot of people hungry for something new and various political groups were sort of had their own idea of how things would be organized politically in germany off to that but the idea

will also be giving a speech we're listening to both of those we have our political correspondent simon young with us who's been following today's anniversary of marking this very somber day simon put this in historical perspective for us kristallnacht the night of broken glass yeah by the way that name itself is. controversial because of course that's the sort of mocking tone the broken glass the broken windows that was the language used by the nazis themselves we often preferred to say that the night of programs now because of course the night the november was the day chosen by the nazis specifically because it was already a significant day. in german history as the sort of beginning of organized attacks against jews jewish organizations jewish businesses and against synagogues and those continued in the days after and thousands were rounded up and taken to concentration camps it was a sort of beginning of the organized and concentrated attacks on the jews of course under the nazis for the years up to and from the nine hundred thirty three up to nine hundred thirty eight the nazis have been

of the anonymity and the sort of generalized view and we give them back their dignity all right simon young from d.w. politics simon thank you very much well today germany has a growing vibrant jewish community but as we heard anti-semitism has also been on the rise did have you travelled to chemists where recent attacks have many jews worried. says he's not the victim type even though he's been attacked time and again for being jewish and running the jewish restaurant in downtown cabinets the most recent attack took place at the end of august on the ball stood here at the bar and walked slowly to the front door of the restaurant. they called me various things like to pick in get out of germany at least that's what i understood. i was standing here and the group over there and then things flew in that direction. bottles and stones flew before managed to escape back into his restaurant since the attack to balance says he doesn't feel safe when he's out and about in kenya it's that's new for him despite the fact that his restaurant has been targeted several times since two thousand and nine p

or with me here in the studio is my colleague simon young we're also going to be joined from the french capital paris by the correspondent max hoffman and this is indeed prince belgium to help us cover this momentous occasion max we're going to start with you two major events there in the french capital today to mark the centenary of the world war one armistice more on looking back in one looking forward to tell us more. and we're starting here with the one looking back the bells are ringing at the moment to mark what you just mentioned the eleventh day of the eleventh month in the eleventh hour right here so it's exactly now one hundred years ago that the armistice to end. world war one came into effect and this is of course the part looking back where we're expecting about sixty five heads of state and government arriving just right behind me not sure you can see it with all the rain but for example the u.s. president is here and the bus with the rest of the other leaders is also all riving there will be music there will be recitals from students who will recite the passages from lett

university president lou anna simon has been accused of lying in the larry yanassar case and w much she knew about the allegations against the doctor accused of abusing youngter 13 years but has still been on the payroll. her lawyer calls the charges political and untrue. >>> aspiring actress morel moreli miunuti granted a restraining order against michael avenatti claiming she hit her with pillows and drug her across the floor. avenatti, representing stormy daniels, was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence laughs week. he's not been -- last week. he's not been charged. his lawyer said her behavior was irrational and she did not suffer at the hands of avenatti. >>> christmas came early for shoppers at a walmart in derby, vermont. a secret santa picked up the tab for almost everyone last week. one of the lucky shoppers snagged a picture of the mystery man wearing the patriots coat, not bill belchick. she posted about the random act of kindness on facebook. friends and neighbors responded saying their layaway charges were also paid off. some as high as $800. >> i had a feeling that there's hope for mankind or whatever. you know, that there's still good

correspondent stefan simons is at the young sea dro border crossing on the u.s. side of the border there with mexico and he joins us now stefan what's the situation now has a calm down. significantly you can say that definitely. over the course of the day though on the mexican side as well as on the u.s. side of. security more. on the u.s. side and more. police on the mexican side trying to make this border more secure in terms to prevent something like what happened on sunday happens here again. and traffic is normal and that means on the other side behind me from. moving into the united states like hundreds and hundreds and hundreds remember all the people who. are working to come today and probably tomorrow to do their holiday shopping which they missed on on sunday now mexico is set to deport scores of migrants. managed to breach of security cordon and tried to cross into the u.s. yesterday are more deportations likely to fall. thirty nine that's the number today and all those thirty nine people will be deported. sixty nine people they made today actually to

university president lou anna simon is accused of misleading investigators about how much she knew about sex abuse allegations against larry nassar, the doctor convicted of abusing youngomen at the university in usa gymnastics. simon has resigned but has been on the payroll. citement an faces up to -- simon faces up to 12 years in prison. her lawyer calls the charges political and untrue. >>> the peas beat out the carrots in a white house tradition, the annual turkey pardon at the white house. the president did the honors before jetting off to mar-a-lago for thanksgiving break. he said the vote was decided by a, quote, fair and open election, and carrots refused to concede. he added this -- >> even though peas and carrots have received a presidential pardon, i have warned them that house democrats are likely to issue them both subpoenas. >> both peas and carrots will live out the rest of their turkey lives at virginia tech's gobblers rest exhibit. >> that was funny. >>> while you were sleeping, stephen colbert had a field day with the turkey pardon. >> the turkeys disguised themselves as vegetables so trump would not be tempted to eat them. in the twitter poll, the re

young. the lumineers. of the. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. before chinese dominance going forward not only is a in technology and venture capital but they've been buying gold by hundreds and hundreds of tons as is russia so they understand that only keep money in fee out that you're willing to lose the chinese government's message to the people is only cheap money and fear that you're willing to lose chinese people that's the chinese government tells our people the chinese allayed are buying gold by the ton hundreds of tons hundreds of hundred tons because they know that the three out money inflationary spiral is a part of. in twenty four you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still or here i mean your list put me in the. new school in the middle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four g. and. those who took. invested over five bil

simon jones, is here. first of all, all crashes like this horrific that particularly when it involves such young life.e were seven people inside a people carrier which was hit by a black vw golf which was being pursued by the police. of the seven people inside the people carrier, four of them sadly died. two men and a carrier, four of them sadly died. two men and a woman carrier, four of them sadly died. two men and a woman who were pronounced dead at the scene. a one—year—old boy was taken to hospital but died later. as regards the three others in the people carrier, there were two women taken to hospital. one is in a serious but sta ble to hospital. one is in a serious but stable condition, another in a critical condition. there was also a three—year—old girl taken to hospital who has life—threatening injuries. as regards the occupants of the vw golf that was being pursued by the police, there were three people inside the car who suffered minor injuries. they are under arrest and being questioned by south yorkshire police. 94 that update. —— thank you. the former transport minister, jojohnson, has s

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young women. police say the former msu president, lou anna simon, lied when she said she told investigators she didn't know nassar was the subject of a 2014 title ix investigation into a campus sexual assault complaint. nassar was later cleared by msu of wrongdoing in that case. simon resigned last march, on the same day dr. nasser was sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing over 150 people. simon faces two felony counts and two misdemeanor charges that could bring up to four years in prison. she's the third current or former msu official charged with covering up for dr. nassar. and here in new york, mujahid farid, a leading organizer in the push to release elderly people from prison, has passed away from cancer. he died tuesday at home surrounded by friends and family. farid founded the campaign release aging people in prison -- known as rapp -- when he was released from prison in 2011 after serving 33 years on a 15-to-life sentence. in a 2016 interview on democracy now!, he described rapp's message -- if the risk is low, let them go. >> one of the reasons that our campaign focused on t

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simon giving a piece of her mind to that mail carrier, who just might make santa's naughty list this year. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> up next here tonight, the young fan's powerful letter to an nba superstar. >>> two-time nba mvp steph curry delivered in a big way after a 9-year-old girl wrote to him asking why his latest signature sneakers were only available for boys. nbc's miguel almaguer has more on how that letter is helping level the playing field for girls. >> curry! >> reporter: he's a three-time nba champ and a two-time mvp. she is a 9-year-old with quick hands and a steady pad. when riley morrison learned her idol's shoes were only available in boys' sizes, she wrote him asking why. "i know you support girl athletes because you have two daughters." >> obviously, he did that for us -- >> reporter: curry, who's played second fiddle to the women in his life knew this was one shot he couldn't miss. "we are correcting this now. i want to make sure you can wear my kicks proudly." curry told us all the women in his life, including wife ayesha, are the real mvps, making the shoes available in girls' sizes a slam dunk. >> thanks, steph curry and

young athletes. she encouraged more than 150 women to share their stories, including olympic gold medalist simone biles. many have praised her for taking a leading role in the era of the me too movement. >>> coming up, live pictures of the rocky fire in southern california. wildfires destroying homes stuck in the path of those flames. a live report from southern california coming up next. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. -rocky fire >>> welcome back. we have breaking news on this midday. take a look. through the smoke, if you can. these are live pictures of a new fire burning near los angeles. they're calling this one the rocky fire. it is near the 118 freeway in the simi valley ar

simon? just looking around some of these other attractions, you get the sense that they are for very young childrenconut shy, merry—go—round, toys you can win. you get the sense that this was their first you get the sense that this was theirfirst night you get the sense that this was their first night out. it is something you can do as a family, go somewhere like this, but this is the slide, deflated, about 30 people when it is up. we do not know quite what has happened, but one eyewitness said there were about a0 children on it. fa ground and fireworks, woking park was some visitors saw a huge inflatable slide had been particularly busy. police say a group of children fell and were hurt. around 7:30 this evening, a major incident was declared. this followed after a number of children fell from the slide and suffered injuries. the air ambulance was called in to help as people were asked to leave the park. we walked past the slide and we noticed there seemed to be a lot of children on it, three or four children that i could see on the floor and they were being treated there were at least nine or ten

i detect a very interesting divide between a younger generation of young bucks, perhaps the likes of simons, david gentleman, david davis, people who haven't put the letters in a dark and comfortable about doing so at the moment. we have a split within a split. it is interesting what andrew mitchell was saying and the other comparison of people have made between kind of this sense of the tory party going for mrs may, like they did catch. it is interesting to think about how this looks to the rest of the country. there‘s a lot of people who may not have started off this process as theresa may‘s biggest fan, but you kind of widely seen as trying to do her best in the very difficult circumstance and i think maybe some of that older generation are warning the younger bucks that if they do start to be seen to be attacking her, then the country is not really going to forgive a tory party which kind of turned in on itself at what is seen as a really crucial moment for the country. there is a feeling of deja vu about this, isn‘t it? yes, there is. andrew mitchell is an interesting character. he ha

determined young men who have lost everything and have nothing to lose nicholas hawk al jazeera bungie p.k. five. u.s. republican senator lindsey graham has described his crown prince mohammed bin simon as unstable and unreliable he says he and other senators are discussing sanctions against riyadh in the wake of. a church is killing a vote on a resolution to cut off all assistance to riyadh for the war in yemen could also happen in weeks kimberly hockett has more from washington senator lindsey graham has always taken a strident tone when it comes to the death. and the fact that he believes there is more to the story then is being let on by saudi arabia but these comments now going much further and given a lot of weight considering that lindsey graham is a senior republican and very influential foreign policy hot he frequently advises the president as recently as last week we did spot him going into the white house even though that meeting was not on the official white house schedule now in terms of action and response to the death of jim by this administration it appears to in the eyes of many on capitol hill be dragging its heels it has rescinded the visas of almost two dozen saud

simone flor resident was homecoming king to christy's king. >> it's possible she could have been seen as an attractive target . >> to me it looked like it was stage. >> dave took the call as a young police officer. he's now retired saying this case has bothered him. somebody may have tried to make it look like christy was kidnapped the papers on the ground looked like it was for dramatic appeal. >> turns out there was some drama at the time she disappeared. she wanted to get back together with her ex-boyfriend. >> he sounded like he was ready to move on and she wasn't. >> perhaps the reason why. >> i learned later she might have been pregnant. >> very possibly she could have maybe said i'm pregnant or something, you have to be with me and things got out of hand that way. >> we would love to get closure on this case. >> captain jason martinez overseas investigations and was quick to tell us about the ex- boyfriend. >> we eliminated him as a suspect. there's a variety of different theories behind the case. nothing substantial we can actually pinpoint and say this is what i think happened. >> christy's mom died never knowing what happened to her daughter. her last moments possible h

young man was. king leading his opponent by 11 points. >>> funeral services today for the oldest of the 11 victims of the pittsburgh synagogue massacre rose mallinger. yesterday, husband bernice and sylvan simon were laid to rest. they were married at the synagogue 60 years ago. another victim, richard gottfried buried on thursday. >> tonight marks the first sabbath since the massacre with the shabbat service. since the massacre at sundown. it is encouraging all faiths to show up for services as a show of strength and love against hate. in the meantime, suspect robert bowers pleaded not guilty in court on thursday. bowers was arraigned a day after the grand jury indicted him on 44 federal charges. 32 carry the death penalty. >>> president trump is touting pros on trade with china. -- touting a potential trade deal with china. asking officials to draft a trade deal with china according to bloomberg news. it follows a phone call with trump and president xi on thursday. the president said he had a quote good conversation with president xi. tweeting we talked about many subject was the emphasis on trade. those discussions are moving along nicely with meetings scheduled at the g20 in argentina. th

simon: excuse me. damion: he helps with the website and the financial side. lemonis: and he invested how much? damion: $120,000. when we originally came over, we were vulnerable, youngh guys. he said, "i'm gonna help you guys out, and i think we can grow it." he invested three years ago when we moved over from the u.k. we're from england, by the way. lemonis: oh, i didn't -- damion: you didn't pick up the accent? [ laughs ] lemonis: i thought you were faking it. damion: yeah. i'm from texas originally. [ laughing ] yeah. lemonis: why did you come to the united states? damion: i was the top salesman for a company in the u.k. selling gazebos. simon said to me, "i can make this." and i said, "and i can sell this." and we said, "let's put some money together, all of our life savings, $60,000." lemonis: between the two of you. damion: between the two of us. lemonis: how do you acquire your customers? damion: 99% of our business comes from these fairs. lemonis: is it typically people that just buy these for their home? nobody buys them for commercial businesses? no vineyards, no parks, no city districts, schools? none of that? damion: 99.9% is just consumer. lemonis: dami

raped girls as young as 11 and given a life sentence at a previous hearing. 15 victims involved were plied with drink and drugs before they were abused. passive sentences today, judge simonhave not been sentence in relation to the huddersfield grooming gang. and this police investigation isn't over yet. more court dates and more trials are expected later this year and next year as the true shocking scale of this abuse continues to be revealed. one of britain's oldest shipyards is to close, bringing to an end more than 160 years of boat—building at the site. the owners of the appledore yard in north devon, babock international, made the decision despite a public campaign to save it, and an offer of financial help from the government. up to 200 jobs are at risk. unions described it as a "devastating blow" for the workforce. kirk england reports. there has been a fight to save it but it has not happened. completely devastated. upset, sad, completely unbelievable if they make the decision to shut the yard once again. a devastating blow to the local community, north devon is all and a history of ship in our area. takeit and a history of ship in our area. take it to the teeth

simone biles. -- mike is here. only 21. i suppose in gymnastics terms is not that young.beam, the floor, the vault, and the bars. an incredible test will stop usually there are good at one discipline and go into the team event. but to do it all on your own... she has had incredible tests in her personal life as well. she moved around foster care. she went away taster session at a local gym when she was six years old, and is years later, she won the world title at the age of 13. as you mentioned earlier, the kidney stone on the eve of these championships. sabac and weight. she is tough as well. —— she said that can wait. olympic champion simone biles has underlined her status as one of the all time great gymnasts, at the world championships in doha. despite not being at her best, the american's become the first woman, to win four all around titles at the world championships — her first came back in 2013. it takes her tally to 12 world golds overall. this is definitely the scariest one from the ones from the past. i wish i could have put out a better performance. because th

visit the small village that claims it sent more young men to fight than any other in the indian subcontinent. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live, i'm simonr mass shooting in the united states and a dozen families are mourning the loss of loved ones at the hands of a lone gunman. this latest atrocity happened at a country music bar in thousand oaks — a0 miles north of los angeles in california. police have confirmed that at least 12 people are known to have died, including one police officer who was one of the first on the scene. officials say that more than 200 people were inside the borderline bar and grill — which was hosting a university student night at the time of the attack. officials say the suspect was found dead inside. with the latest, richard lister reports. they'd fled for their lives. some of the survivors from this nightclub shooting found safety behind police lines. it was the busiest night of the week at the borderline club, when a gunman dressed in black walked in and opened fire. i was just yelling, "get down, get down." there was quite a few girls in a group, young girls, and i think they all got out. they all got down