we're on old landing road and hamp stead about. they're really pushing the water up here, still not at high tide yet chris. when it does, this water is going to be pushing right past where we are. we're going to move soon to try to get out of its way. what we're also saying tonight, is that these marsh areas here, that i'm showing you right now, and i'm going to kind of step into the marsh area here, it's being inundated by the storm surge. this is an area that cannot only with stand the storm surge, but protect some areas from it, this cannot absorb it any longer. the surge is pushing the water up in this area, toward some homes and businesses, and after the high tide comes in in a couple hours, that water is going to have nowhere to go. in some of the barrier islands, we're getting accounts of police officers telling people who elected to stay that they better take a sharpie and write their name and social security number on their arms so they can be identified. that is what we've heard they've told some people. another thing we'

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maybe europeans could appreciate that it would be better for africans to make chocolate in africa and stead of exporting cocoa to europe and this would create thousands of jobs in ghana and the ivory coast young people would be employed locally and would no longer head for europe. but europe only wants to make profits and does not think long term that there needs to be a win win situation in this relationship with africa we said for me it's really all just a facade. we know exactly what the problems are and all we need is the capital in those countries not in politicians' hands but in the hands of business people. because of what we just opened in the usa there are a lot of creative minds in africa are they able to transform their ideas into businesses and you know what about your country cameroon but because if you are like normal you know would come up with well cameroon is a special case. but in fact there are various countries now on the right path when we talk about africa it's not all the same it's not a modulus some countries really work but one is doing great economically and politi

actually bring services if you look for example to gaza to the gaza strip you know it's run school stead the school has started it's unclear whether the schools can continue for the rest of the year. providing food assistance to. the health. system so it's creates a deep anxiety and also uncertainty for a lot of refugees not just in garceau the occupied west bank but also across the region as you said i mean what's taking care of over five million. refugees in lebanon syria and jordan a reporter tanya came in jerusalem thank you very much indeed. revenue horace's an eastern ukraine are claiming to have detained several suspects in the killing of a top separatist leader alexander. was killed in a bomb explosion on friday in the city of donetsk he had led russia back separatists in the donetsk region and ukraine russia accuses ukraine of assassinating him to escalate conflict in the region likely if it is denying all involvement. this is the aftermath of a blast that killed alexander the leader of the self-proclaimed donetsk people's republic the russian backed separatists say they know wh

german politics than europe resolve bitter divisions over migration the government of the said stead into the of pigs could friendly fire from president trying to defeat one of the strongest military alliances in history i know my guests have to say on quadriga. margarita on d w. welcome to the put is legal here on g.w. i'm chris harry didn't catch the poor is a rat and we are here to chop it up in digest all that's happened joining me for the sunday pal well off and i head of international relations looks fun and still go back to the show good to be back right use very own jonathan crane are you ready to chop things up j.c. united press him or his brethren figure how are i here's what's coming up two matches on sunday are the leipsic we're looking for their first ever win at frankfurt and labor coups and we're looking to pick up their first points of the campaign against mines and we'll dive into the fight between hard times owner in the dortmund face off and on have responded to their owner being depicted indorsements cross he. will talk about that in detail but first frankfurt aga

constitution that mandates a separation of powers a check on powers in stead he says that essentially it has broad sweeping powers and as a result the u.s. cannot recognize it does not recognize it but also painted a picture of the i.c.c. as being somewhat ineffectual in terms of the fact that it has in the words of john bolton one point five billion dollars but just secured eight convictions so essentially undermining it but particularly concerned about the fact that there is now this concern that if it takes action against the united states by potentially prosecuting u.s. soldiers or other u.s. members of the u.s. government working in afghanistan for war crimes that in fact the u.s. would sanction judges from the international criminal court potentially not only blocking entry into the united states but prosecuting those individuals under the u.s. criminal criminal justice system and our other top stories the u.n. is saying more than thirty thousand people have been displaced by fighting in syria's last major rebel held province in the north government an ally russian forces of inc

expected that lula would give him a letter naming him as his successor to allow him to register in his stead as the party's candidate before a tuesday evening deadline for doing so runs out. outside supporters who've been camped out in front of the prison facility remained on vigil. made them . we vote for lula's ideals we have a program for our country. it's the same thing for us because we are voting for a program but instead of a new candidate what they got was the message there is still not giving up hoping against the odds that one of two supreme court appeals that he still has open will overturn an electoral court decision barring from running experts say it's highly unlikely that this will happen although legally lula still has options unless there's a favorable decision before september seventeenth it will be too late for him to run and that brings us back to the original question and the workers party risk it all and wait or will they get another candidate had that the chance to run. they have almost no time left to decide. who's staying in brazil. and far ride presidential candidat

is asking off stead to look at whether schools are deliberately but excluding children so they can bumpheir pass rates. whether it raises about people delete a questions about people is an effective way of helping disadvantaged children, but i think there is a wider point as well which is to look at the rise in gang violence, violent crime, this comes against a backdrop of cuts to police officers, cuts to peace support officers, cuts to peace support officers, and cuts to children's centres and other pieces of the state machinery which actually do help in this area. i don't think it is necessarily... this is fascinating... of one part of the picture. one part of a very complicated picture about why this is happening. the statistics are serious, the paper points out that the metropolitan police in london have open is 100 inquiry into a violent death. no swift solutions, even looking at this particular story. know, and i thinkjason has a good point about what has happened to police numbers and the money within the police force i think that to javid, the home secretary has said several tim

expected that lula would give him a letter naming him as his successor to allow him to register in his stead as the party's candidate before a tuesday evening deadline for doing so runs out. outside supporters who've been camped out in front of the prison facility remained on vigil. made them . we vote for lula's ideals we have a program for our country. it's the same thing for us because we are voting for a program but instead of a new candidate what they got was the message that is still not giving up hope against the odds that one of two supreme court appeals that he still has open will overturn an electoral court decision barring from running experts say it's highly unlikely that this will happen although legally lula still has options unless there's a favorable decision before september seventeenth it will be too late for him to run and that brings us back to the original question and the workers party risk it all and wait or will they give another candidate had that the chance to run in. they have almost no time left to decide. to syria now where the united nations says thirty thousand

added to the hype with the stead down at a press conference on thursday the new york and countdown to the knockout event. what makes crowds in the middle of a bustling new york street stop stare and listen to the most talked about fight this in m.m.a. the hottest property in the light weight division if not the world of u.f.c. two champions facing off against one another and this is just their pre-fight press conference suited and booted as always quite a mcgregor former u.f.c. featherweight and lightweight champion number two on the you have c's pound for pound rankings and undisputed number one for trash talk and controversy in the other corner the man who sent shock waves through u.f.c. . off twice world champion and undefeated in twenty six fights the reigning and first russian and first muslim lightweight champion is out to make history and put mcgregor in his place even though the big night is still some weeks away the sparks are already flying and. they're always on the money i constantly because i'm going to be there. i never want to keep up with some of them present in. your

her sister attended the trial in redwood stead. >> we just want justice for our sister you know, for her him to be held responsible for what he did to her and our family and the community. . >> dna evidence led to his arrest in 2014. he was already in prison in oregon at the time for attempted murder. >> lease a new twist in the bizarre 2015 vallejo kidnapping case. the kidnapper faces new felony charges are in a state case. convicted man will represent himself. kidnapping victim denise who is kins will come face-to-face with matthew mueller again. he is charged with kidnapping for ransom, two counts of rape,burg glaerks robly and false imprisonment. when they take the stand during next week's preliminary hearing mueller already cross-examine them. because he is representing himself and has a right to review all the evidence in the case, he will be allowed to view the videotapes he made after huskins' two rapes. >> disgusting he could watch a video tach his own crime. at the same time, we have the constitution which allows him to do it. >> mueller is already serving a 40-year federal

expected that lula would give him a letter naming him as his successor to allow him to register in his stead as the party's candidate before a tuesday evening deadline for doing so runs out. outside supporters who've been camped out in front of the prison facility remained on vigil. oh the man made them. we vote for lula's ideals we have a program for our country voting had. it's the same thing for us because we are voting for a program but instead of a new candidate but they got was the message there is still not giving up hoping against the odds that one of two superior court appeals that he still has open will overturn an.

expected that lula would give him a letter naming him as his successor to allow him to register in his stead as the party's candidate before a tuesday evening deadline for doing so runs out. outside supporters who've been camped out in front of the prison facility remained on vigil. oh the man made them. we vote for liz ideals we have a program for our country voting had died it's the same thing for us because we are voting for a program but instead of a new candidate but they got was the message that lula is still not giving up hoping against the odds that one of two superior court appeals that he still has open will overturn an electoral court decision barring from running experts say it's highly unlikely that this will happen although legally lula still has options unless there's a favorable decision before september seventeenth it will be too late for him to run and that brings us back to the original question will lula and the workers' party risk it all and wait or will they give another candidate had that the chance to run as name they have almost no time left to decide. we're going to

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this is news live from berlin an earthquake and tsunami relief hundred stead in indonesia that's after a powerful wave beryl and the island of pseudo officials are warning the final death toll could be much much higher we'll get the latest from our correspondents also coming up. protesters gather in the western german city of cologne.

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rather shape life in the physical space for life itself for society itself autonomous that's a good stead diaries of where architecture also has a really good leg many thanks. my pleasure having called out here. sleds introduce you to a team of architects from berlin who designed the german per billion at the b. in allah this year their unconventional approach acts have been causing a sensation for some time now they're called graft architects. these three may be germany's coolest architects blouse click about complex and thomasville it might the name of their practice reflects their interest in crossing boundaries between disciplines and grafting the creative potential of one realm onto another and certainly our category busters to bring. their work often boasts organic forms their range is broad from entire city districts to product design and they do retro futurism brilliantly. they've known each other since they were students they opened graft in one thousand nine hundred eight in los angeles from the start they knew they had a different usual take on things. this market changed is th

marc has won the eric prayed to extend his lead at the top of the standings pole sitter jorge lorenzo stead of the race on the opening lap the spaniard flew off his yukari on the first turn. mark as you started third on the grid title challenger andre devitt c.e.o. so to win for the first time in five races he now leads the table by seventy two. more later. for thank you very much the hundreds of people have packed a square in central barcelona to watch rival teams form human cost competition as part of a traditional street festival held in the city's interim sent the teams attempt different types of recalling coordination balance and obviously lots of practice. the objective is to successfully build dismantle a tower without people falling all over each other in tradition dates back to the eighteenth century. all the news of course at our website good morning is the top of. twenty five years after the signing of al-jazeera world told the two part story of norway's role in the oslo accords but a salute to the government of more wars or its remarkable role in order to listen to. the secret n

very positive, heroic image5 paintings, generally your images are very positive, heroic images of stead5tinian5. very positive, heroic images of steadfast pale5tinian5. is that really the truth of the way palestinians are or is that more propaganda notion to help the cause? pa rt propaganda notion to help the cause? part of it, yes. another part is i wa nt to part of it, yes. another part is i want to make a kind of idealistic idea of the palestinian land, the palestinian people and i paint what i want people to be. not what they. ido i want people to be. not what they. i do not paint reali5tic ideas about life and people. if i make jerusalem, i take off many things of the roof of this beautiful city. a truck to make it idealistic. something very 5triking about your work is what happened during the first intifada in the late 19805 when eu and a group of other arti5t5, when eu and a group of other artists, you called it the ‘new vision‘ art movement, and he declared he would no longer buy art supplies and pain is from itself. you would be defined and create your materials for your palest

marc has won their gong prix to extend his lead at the top of the standings pole sitter jorge lorenzo steadof the race on the opening lap the spaniard flew off his do cardio on the first turn. mark has who started third on the grid dueled title challenger andre devitt seo so to win for the first time in five races he now leads the table by seventy two. and that's all your support for now more later. flora thank you very much well that's it for me down in jordan for this news hour my colleague someone said down them being in a moment with more of the day's news stay with us thanks so much. in recent years the sawhill of north africa has witnessed the so-called war on terror. but is this official narrative. masking a larger battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara on algiers. cape town's water running out city or storage he said people should use no more than fifty liters of top water per person per day. about a third of the city's residents live in informal settlements like this one and you can see in about four percent of the water for generations they've

stead of ordinary rooms gas can stand pop up rooms so-called q.b. that contain a movable bed and bathroom. it's designed to be easy to claim that heat for chemical production. and you'll see it's a joist this is a good joyride happy lovely place that people really enjoy staying in and that's important in a hotel not just about the weather with solar panels on the roof water saving showerheads and environmentally friendly products the hotel wants to promote sustainability even the mattresses a made of biodegradable material guests who make up their own room are treated to a free drink at the bar the aim is to encourage the visitors to be more conscious of their actions that's what john proctor the director of green tourism advocates to some of these things do carry a price a price challenge. but if in the in the overall because a lot of the hotels are focusing on official say water savings energy savings that can be balanced so they can do some of the other good things there may be more expensive options and if they can take the consumer with them th

these crises these solution was not simply leaving states to their own devices nor acting in their stead nor imposing solutions but rather. to uphold the principle of sovereignty to engage in genuine regional cooperation and international cooperation this is the very triptych we shall lead us. two solutions to today's what i see only the collective action allows for the up holding of the sovereignty and equality of the people in whose name we take action this is the reason we must take action against climate demographic and digital challenges no one alone. can tackle these in the face of migration flows i don't believe in the idea of unconditional openness this simply leads to worry and intolerance i don't believe either in the fallacious fallacious statements made by some in europe and elsewhere or elsewhere that we would be stronger were we to close our borders that's not true either the only real effective way to effectively manage migration flows impacting all of our continents is to create conditions for chosen by international mobility to work together. and i mean countries of orig

appreciate this historical reality about iran trump acid actually start realizing that he has been and stead of bringing making america great again he has been isolating the united states of america even the european union and his allies and her are not happy with his attitude towards iran which has proved on and on and on again are about to be that it has abided by that deal which of course that you up for a dollar and still approves of iran has been showing on and on and that it's being credible it's sticking to the to the deal in terms of military expenditure iran is the nineteenth country worldwide in terms of military expenditure which means that the israeli regime turkey mentally. other countries the united states itself is ahead in terms of those aspects so i do not see why iran should be concerned and the iranian officials have over and over repeated that if anyone is to be concerned about the situation and trump himself. authorities in paris are increasing the number of special safe houses for drug addicts but people who live close by say it's made life in the area much more difficu

has caused him great difficulty now because he has to be answerable to the russian people and then stead of apologizing as usual the israelis are looking for scapegoats russia changed a lot in recent years also in its foreign policy russia used to be or used to be considered it is early is totally pro. and even antes israeli in soviet times russia is now quite even handed in the middle east and he tries to keep good relations who is all the parties which is. the arabs with the palestinians with turkey and israel and. i wonder how long will it last that you can be a friend of everybody because by the end of the day we are dealing with a very frigidly reality in the middle east with very contradictory powers and a lot of atrocity as we know in violence until now russia really succeeded to keep this balance polisi and to be a so-called friend of everyone which is quite an achievement i must see. the world anti doping agency has voted to reinstate russia's anti drug body thursday's decision ended a three year suspension for alleged state sponsored doping. the great majority of the world anti

other stead after the death of charlie son so there is a lot of chances now to make peace in yemen so brizard into how did i end this it timothy new government should start a dialogue with the horses but also also poses no has to declare that they are already two hundred over the web as to them is it to me to also duty former president reached out to the saudis calling on them to lift the blockade on yemen with salis death now is there no more hope for the end of the locate. it's a very and this is this is the duty. of the saudi and emirates early and none some did and emits. and then they are a hell. of the visit to me to boot is a dent on restoring his authority to him and they can then that and they are they said that they are with the legitimate other thing with the president ahead but the kid this is the reality unfortunately the they are cuba in yemen they are to cuba gooding the. about the most important parts of this civility burson to open liberated. prevents is the good the bad the posts. i did the airports and also they are the curious thing i did the militia. you know the

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when they're in government nobody can ever predict the future with lew to the but arsenic to do good stead in politics with luther the sober tongue puts got your some scripts and the get your of some of those other the golden penn look at when you started the rating career really when you were still a member of parliament but there but for this stuff the lines are like the idea of being able to put ideas into fiction because you can tell the truth and fiction you know if you're writing a history or a biography or an autobiography you have to check with the lives of lawyers and stuff gets taken out by a better to write about dead people well you're better to write a story like sell you try one of these days have regretted as an early church or read a novel to be honest i thought i was going to lose my six and didn't hang on to a four thousand majority and sat down with my agent who said what are you going to do now i said what do you think i should write a biography of margaret thatcher something like that auntie said there are been reading your short stories you're ready to write a novel.

expected that lula would give him a letter naming him as his successor to allow him to register in his stead as the party's candidate before a tuesday evening deadline for doing so runs out o. . outside supporters who've been camped out in front of the prison facility remained on vigil below them and made them. we vote for lula's ideals we have a program for our country voting had. it's the same thing for us because we are voting for a program. to break into that for poor chief negotiator saeb erekat speaking now regarding the u.s. closure of the washington p.l.o. mission office let's take a listen. criminal exposure to the israeli leadership occupation forces and officials who seek to betray it for their war crimes and crimes against humanity through the forcible transfer of the palestinian bid one community of. renewed palestinian. request to the office of the persecutor to move immediately to open an investigation. additional investigation actually. into this jewish and of palestine there is sufficient evidence to compel this needed action we consider israel expanding on your regime and i

then jarrett stead ham made a quick four yard score. joe borough threading the needle.and the touchdown. that will make it 21-19. lsu went for two and missed. with two second to go, cole tracy from 42 yards out. it's good. lsu wins the tiger game by one. 22-21 the final there. number four ohio state, 15th ranked tcu right here on abc 7. 15034 yar tcu led 21-13 at one point but the buckeyes came back. it's not often that you see a pick six on a shovel pass. sean robinson threw to draymond jones. ohio state wins 40-28. number 17 boise state taking on number 24 oklahoma state. bret rypien threw for 380 31 to john high tower who made a nice diving catch. take another look. boise state on the board first. that was good. but this is better. rip ip, to a.j. richardson. watch wizards, the one-handed grab and the balance to stay inbound. wow. too bad you don't get extra points for style. oklahoma state went on to win. core kneel yus just had one touchdown throw. to one to stoner. good. oklahoma state had an upset 44-21 and improved to 4-0 on the season. >> if we're showing north