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or shut off but must be in dialogue for renowned new york based designers todd williams and billy tain to comb the award for architecture they current project the obama presidential center in chicago for completion in 2022. japanese bando thomas a bureau won the award for theater a legend in the world of kabuki theater thomas a bureau is famed for his portrayal of female roles. for sculpture british palestinian mona hatoum is the latest recipient seen here with her glowing globe the whole earth is one big trouble spot. the peace prize winner is south african we can trace the painting the visual artist work encompasses painting sculpture film and animation one of his major themes has been the struggle against apartheid . a. will or 6 what i thought was a box of chocolates in my father's study turned out to be photographs of people who had been shocked by the police of the shop for massacre told me at the time they felt like a new way of understanding and seeing the world filled with. 5 winners 5 extraordinary artists and safin mortar in the form of the prize winners will receive their p

country seem will bahamas ease pretty used to major storms i read somewhere that between 2015 and 27 tain in there is years consecutively they were 3 category 4 storms on the on the bahama is so you their day used to is on the national emergency service this yeah told people to get prepared for because they becoming more frequent and more intense bought you have to really ask how much could they have done because these storm really destroyed how's is that even had been built to the latest our requirements building requirements in the bahamas you get the feeling from listening to the authorities that us there they used to storms boche day we're not expecting a storm as as big as this one because it spit 3 it was very intense a move very very slowly like to kill him a dozen al with for a 24 hour was sorry there wasn't doubt much they really could do all right gerrard read thank you very much for the latest and keepers post of now pope francis has arrived in mozambique the 1st stop of a 6 day tore that includes madagascar armor rishis national disasters poverty in conflict are expected to be

the largest ever and comes ahead of a summit of world leaders beginning monday in new york swedish tain activist gratitude and help kick off these climate summit. yesterday millions of people across the globe. march and demand does real climate action especially. young people. we show that we we are united and that we young people are unstoppable that's the message from gretta simberg at the un youth summit in new york on the back of the world's largest ever climate protest on friday organized by friday's for future a movement she founded in response the head of the un admitted that runaway climate change poses an existential threat to the human race i have granddaughters i want my granddaughters to live in the life of all planet marjane the nation as a huge responsibility it is your generation that must make us be accountable to make sure that we don't betray the future of human kind of grand words but one of actions on monday world leaders will meet in new york to discuss the climate crisis but after decades of negotiations greenhouse gas emissions are still going up on friday 4000000

while taine activist gretta 20 started the fridays for future of money in sweden over a year ago spoke to the protesters in new york is what she told an enthusiastic and noisy crowd. why should we study for a future that is being taken away from us. that is being stolen for profit and some people say we should study to become climate scientists or politicians so that we can in the future so are the climate crisis but by then it will be too late we need to do this now was. they w correspondent kala black i was one of the thousands on hand for the protests in new york she delivered this is salesman talk to the israelis today's global climate strike was the biggest so that's kind in human history one of the epicenters of the action new york city it was roughly 250000 people out on the streets calling for more climate action greda toomer of the 6 year old fridays for future founder was speaking earlier here and she was saying that our house is on fire meaning that climate change really does affect everyone and we have seen many older protesters out today as well and these parents and teach

time world champion sebastian vettel gets his 1st win in more than a year finishing just ahead of tain main challenger claire plus seeing double and grace twins from around the country put on matching outfits and make their way to a town in the northwest to take part in the 1st gathering of its kind in the nation . i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program hong kong has same and the other weekend of clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sunday's protests began peacefully with demonstrators taking over a shopping mall but later turned violent with one group vandalizing and thereby subway station and setting barricades ablaze place responded with tear gas and made multiple arrests the protests continued late into the evening. tensions in hong kong boiled over again sunday another weekend of police dispersing protesters after demonstrations descended into chaos. for the 2nd day in a row cameras caught pro-democracy activists beating a man they perceived to be on the other side. i know as so often the protests started out peacefully crowds gathered to sing what has become the

comeback as it ends a long phase in his career without a win but ahead of the race it looked like fiddles tain may set up to extend his line of victories for ferrari. the start of the singapore grand prix charlotte claire began in pole position aiming for a 3rd straight win. and starting from 4th on the grid ferrari teammates of us 10 fettle 1st in for a pit stop the clare followed and then hit the track again behind fatal. was it an error in ferrari's famous strategy ferrari held the top 2 spots for the rest of the race fettle even defended himself from the claire's efforts to pass him despite 3 safety car phases fireworks marked fatals 1st victory of the season as he took the checkered flag for the 1st time in over a year with a clear placed 2nd and red bulls max 1st stop in the rounded out the podium. world champion lewis hamilton finished 4th of 3rd time since the summer break that he's failed to win but he still far ahead of mercedes teammate terry bought us in the overall rankings. in german football the bonus leg a sunday games are in the can so here are the results so far for this week

the 1st round the last of the 33 year olds afraid clapp grand slam titles came at wimbledon in 28 tain but she's struggled to reach top form since that victory. have bianca andrea ask who has been serena williams in straight sets to win the u.s. open in new york the 19 year old canadian had the strongest start to the match taking the 1st set 63 she then stormed to a 51 late in the 2nd in the search to grab the win before williams a fought back to tie the set at 55 but over asked health and mirth to win the set and claim her 1st ever grand slam title. and finally as well as voting moscow residents raised their heads and held their breaths over the weekend when a daredevil walked on a tight road between 2 of the city's tallest skyscrapers the fearless some some might say foolhardy crossing as part of a festival marking moscow's founding 80700 years ago. for halim de vito watching data of news coming up next a look behind the headlines in world stories you can also find the latest news around the clock on our web site that's day w dot com i'm rebecca rate is in the end thanks for watching

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there is a crime committed by the these taining political activists and journalists and. political dissidents whom they used to in places that they constantly have been advised by human rights n.g.o.s not to not to put them in dangerous areas also most of those people who have died today have basically haven't even seen in courts the saudi and coalition continuous bombing of residential residential areas even if they consider that that you know cation or that specific place is they believe may be and may have some. form of a military and a military target these are residential areas this is why it was used as a result of. the coalition has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against the rebels the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis nor about unmanly al jazeera for jason stresses it was a spokesman with the international committee of the red cross he says airstrikes should not target those who aren't involved in the fighting. our team delivered medical supplies taken

decided that if there is need to mend tain it is establish safe areas for our troops. in the recent coming coming coming days so we are hoping that they will be more developments on that side and the other important topic was the constitutional committee. the members of the constitutional committee and the rules should be determined and we should have a. flexible attitude and we will we worked on political progress. as a result we have. we have and we have agreed on a on the political results. and we. decided to. we decided that the constitutional committee will start immediately. we also were liberated of a recent developments in the north of a freighters the territorial integrity of syria and this is also important for turkish. the security of turkey. at the moment a large part of syria has been under terror organization and the stair organization is doing ethnic cleansings. looting and all kinds of. illegal behavior. that has been an atrocious attack and this is the latest example of it. the point we are in right now there is no threat of dash prices at the moment i

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let's face it pro-choice and on what do you think you are a human tain that it's political but my understanding is that the court and especially the supreme court has to follow the law which would have meant that those representatives including mr pritchett mana would have to appear in person before the central electoral committee and take the pledge of allegiance on this banished constitution which explicitly bans regional referendums now he went against that doesn't well i mean. that's a i'm sorry he's got no no there was a provision and spend his lot of bending referendums like you mentioned that was a raised 2007 but clearly mr bridger on the end back in 2071 against that constitution because here preceded the referendum do you think he kept watch referendums are contemplated in the spanish constitution but isn't that the night. 78 constitution doesn't it stress the indissoluble unity of the spanish nation which i think is a code phrase for so long it so would involve having no look i'm pro in dubai in the entire country i'm pro independence of and. it's in our program i've been elected to

there is a crime committed by these taining political activists and journalists. and political dissidents whom they used to in places that they constantly have been advised by human rights and you know as not to not to put them in dangerous areas also most of those people who have died today have basically haven't even seen in courts the saudi coalition continuous bombing of residential residential areas even if they consider that you know cation or that specific place is they believe may be and may have some. form of the military a military target these are residential areas this is why it was used as a reason. the coalition has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against the rebels the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis nor about unmanly al jazeera. hurricane dorian has become the most powerful storm to make landfall in the bahamas with winds gusting up to 350 kilometers an hour the category 5 storm is battering the islands with torrential rain leaving som

own most an asian felt excluded under ben ali tunisia pursued a pro western foreign policy meant taining strong ties to former colonial master france and the us but as his regime crumbled france abandoned him refusing him entry as he fled the country saudi arabia offered him refuge in his final days but he will always be remembered as the president who was forced from office by an uprising of popular protest. gafoor 0. liberia has observed a day of mourning in honor of 27 people who were killed in a fire at an islamic school near the capital most of the victims were children the students were sleeping when the blaze broke out at night set the boarding school near monrovia it's believed the far response by an electrical fault. thousands of protesters are gathering at rallies across the street area as part of a global climate strike the 1st rally is being held in sydney with demonstrators calling on the government to take drastic action on greenhouse gas emissions organizers say protests have been planned for nearly every country in the world it comes just days before a united nations clim

yes it's the same problem so will keep on with the bedpan tain it's hope or was this a lot. of 12 i was for the from the beginning one of the biggest problems was veterinary care we have to do most of it ourselves. so i've trained my ranges like veterinary assistance they can do general examinations they can give injections or infusions. they can also perform blood tests especially for blood parasites. we have a microscope here and they're very good at using it probably better than me because they do it more often with bob watching you based off he's going to see a form. oh. ok at least he's 4.5 kilos. oh no that's because of your hand. so i made some vision at the moment for example our dogs are pretty thin thinner than they should be. if you had that we feed them natural food that means beef and rice or potatoes or vegetables oil and a mixture of vitamins and minerals we think. it's good if a dog doesn't have to work and when he's not growing. but unfortunately we've noticed that our 1st puppy bonus has developed growth deficiencies. like for that we tried to find some rea

navy is no longer looking into men taining it's carrier strike capabilities in the gulf on a full time basis there is some. roof room for agreement there do you think that could be elaborate. well as i said the negotiating table is this is a ticket to get to that to go sheeting tapert and that's for compliance with j c p o a now we spend a lot of time negotiating that we have already said that we are ready i mean we put the suggestion on persian gulf security under table a long time ago i made that suggestion repeated that suggestion here in moscow during a conference a couple of years busy ago and i'm very happy that russia has taken up that suggestion and is now proposing a major initiative by russia which is very close to our thinking about the future of security in our region so these are these are all possibilities but we would never negotiate under pressure we will never negotiate with the knowledge that the outcome of those negotiations will only last for one presidency and the other i think there have been some reports in the media that. you mean that perhaps not negotiate and

president tries one of the most talking members of his white house tain john bolton he becomes the 3rd national security adviser to be booted out by donald trump. come pulp fiction that branded a c.n.n. report that claims u.s. secret service has extracted a high level spy from moscow back in 2017 and anyone yet who seeks the blue israeli votes is by promising to annex the west bank although it has sparked outrage in the arab world and mornings from the u.s. .

navy is no longer looking into men taining it's carrier strike capabilities in the gulf on a full time basis of there is some. roof room for agreement there do you think that could be a lab or it's. well as i said the negotiating table is this is a ticket to get to that the goetia 18 table and that's for compliance with j c p o a now we spend a lot of time negotiating that we have already said that we are ready i mean we put the suggestion on persian gulf security on the table a long time ago i made that suggestion repeated that suggestion here in moscow during a conference a couple of years busy ago and i'm very happy that russia has taken up that suggestion and is now proposing a major initiative by russia which is very close to our thinking about the future of security in our region so these are these are all possibilities but we would never negotiate under pressure we would never negotiate with the knowledge that the outcome of those negotiations would only last for one presidency and the other i think there have been some reports in the media that. you mean that perhaps not negoti

there is a crime committed by these taining political activists and journalists. and political dissidents whom they used to in places that they constantly have been advised by human rights and you know as not to not to put them in dangerous areas also most of those people who have died today have basically haven't even seen in courts the saudi coalition continuous bombing of residential residential areas even if they consider that you know cation or that specific place is they believe may be and may have some. form of the military a military target these are residential areas this is why it was used as a reason. the coalition has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against the rebels. the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis nor about unmanly al jazeera. well let's get more from ahmed. mohamed i wonder how much more we know about the people who were killed today and also these calls that there have been many many times over these past couple of years now not t

the crew have enough oxygen and no i to last thing taining hours. but lots can go wrong in that time. it takes over an hour to reach the bottom of the our ship. the deeper the submersible goes the dock cat and colder. dropping to 2 degrees celsius. 4 hours pass with little signs of life. then the chains lead geologist professor tao spotted something. with a lot of muscle. so i think that's the area we're looking for. all. only model the area is teeming with life which means they must be close to hydrothermal vents. though we are very lucky live on the. edge of the big freeze there that's the area where we have our car that's the very excited. at last they spot the vents or. do need to be careful as they move the sob closer to the boiling hot water. when you'll was with a walk when was very busy very busy. you needed to construct all your and it's. the submersible is built to withstand extreme elements but it has an achilles heel its window is. the water spewing from a hydrothermal vent can reach 400 degrees celsius. if they get too close the plexigl

own most tunisians felt excluded under ben ali tunisia pursued a pro western foreign policy meant taining strong ties to former colonial moss to france and the u.s. but as his regime crumbled france abandoned him refusing him entry as he fled the country saudi arabia offered him refuge in his final days but he will always be remembered as the president who was forced from office by an uprising of popular protest. gafoor 0. canada's prime minister has apologized again for dressing up in brown face and black face admitting it was racist justin trudeau said he didn't recognize it at the time because of what he called his layers of privilege 2 photos and a video have emerged of the prime minister painted in black face and brown face the brown face photos were taken in 2001 when today worked as a teacher in british columbia at a school dinner that was arabian nights fiend. it is something absolutely unacceptable to do and i appreciate calling it makeup but it was blackface and that is just not right it is something that. people who live with the kind of discrimination. that far too many people

dual dual loyalty challenges that emerge of physicians are employed by say d h s in charge of the taining immigrants and migrants but they also want to act in the best care of their patients in other words how can a patient come 1st when you're working for you know an organization or an agency that might not want patient care 1st alan i'll ask you as an immigration attorney so i think the 1st question sort of brings these 2 stories together why would you sort of watch people when it's more cost efficient to help people so instead of saying you know i'm going to watch you with this money how about i give you some health care to sort of help you correct whatever differences you may have people have mental illnesses are not diseased or disaffected individuals are still citizens of this culture and they shouldn't be treated as we start going down the slave like immigrants or something of that fashion so it's very confusing how a watchdog agency that allows individuals that are detained at at these facilities to not have appropriate health care not have basic soap and water for women and child

own most tunisians felt excluded under ben ali tunisia pursued a pro western foreign policy meant taining strong ties to former colonial master france and the u.s. but as his regime crumbled france abandoned him refusing him entry as he fled the country saudi arabia offered him refuge in his final days but he will always be remembered as the president who was forced from office by an uprising of popular protest. gafoor 0. dozens of. people have been killed in 2 separate attacks in afghanistan at least 18 people were killed in a taliban suicide bombing outside a hospital in zabul province and 20 were killed in a government. province bride has. a blast that reduced buildings in the city of color to rubble the taliban says it was targeting the local headquarters of afghanistan's intelligence agency but the provincial hospital next door took the force of the explosion it soon became clear from the schools of casualties that civilians among them hospital staff were the main victims with no hospital to treat them survivors had to be transported by road to neighboring country look you can talk a

revolution they had a strong army who made sure that the country stayed intact security was meant tain institutions were maintained this was crucial to facilitate the transition that has been taking place in the last 8 years and tunisia and libya the opposite was there so we had that thought that vacuum and this vacuum we were unable to fill very quickly yes in 20122013 there was a genuine attempt to restart again state building institution building to rebuild the army and the police and a political process was taken place but in 2014 comes in half the iraq general who wanted to repeat to take us back to the end after having 100 to one final point mr because i think we're running out of satellite time like older sports like all dictators if you talk about doing it's because of the will of the people generally that can be spun into 20 or 25 years 30 years safety years in power what's the difference between colonel gadhafi and after as of right now because the country clearly wants to move in the right direction and yet mr hafter is a i'm doing this for the good of the people. well a ver

after brags that president elect van de lyon spoken brussels on tuesday where she unveiled her new tain she has nominated irishman to fill hogan to lead any future e.u. trade talks which could put him in charge of negotiations with the u.k. . the breakfast we never wanted to but we respect decisions that are taken by our british friends by as the united kingdom. the brics it should it happen is not the end of something. but it's the beginning of our future relationship and i want these relationships as it has been in the fast in the future to be a good relationship. hong-kong protesters have used a football match against iran to highlight their cause demonstrators gathered outside the world cup qualifier and sang a protest song over the chinese national anthem iran had requested the game be moved to a neutral ground adrian brown has more from hong kong. where this is a very highly politically charged they would fit hong kong there was violence actually here then coming stadium on sunday night and the balance of course is one of the reasons why the iranians actually wanted to change the

taining a huge in the chill is even what she would do a day. a go. to good will say by led by. own and miss going into booty she had to just sit in a book. now and this is. on the move machine. alumina all. the money. your my oh your mileage is with it so. you know in the name the little that and lately were. the root of this extremism. especially the anti muslim i think it has a very long roots. muslims have been in a mall for centuries. things became more problematic with large scale immigration from the subcontinent because we see. in the past was there is growing in your mouth by the way in small numbers but under colonialism the british empire became too burma in large numbers of course that created problems. one of the remarkable things about the hunter period was that. control by the authorities was very strict and very strong so we had very little religious disturbances of course it was sort of pushed underground. but with the return of democracy and. a greater openness and of course at the same time manipulation it came out to reemerge on a much bigger scale. in politi

i just want to minimize the risk for my family. crowds and if we enters a tain this patients predisposition with are 100 percent certainty from a genetic test then it's very likely that she will have inherited it from her father and as i mentioned earlier there will be a 50 percent chance in each case of her having passed it on to her daughter's that it could be the both half inherited it or niver have or one has and the other hasn't been your myth capital cost melanie had to formally sign an agreement for the genetic test as is required under german law her daughter's cannot have the analysis don until the are $18.00 since hereditary bal cancer does not develop they for adult hood tests on children are only permitted if they already have a disease of unknown cause which going to be need to test i think genetic testing won't become increasingly standard practice and become increasingly comprehensive with a was a relatively sure that at some point it will be standard practice by and performing a genetic analysis during childhood to examined the entire genome rather been just look for one or

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you violate the law, due prosper taining to equal application of the law pertaining to the homeless people out on the -- due process, pertaining to equal application of the law pertaining to homeless people out on the street. you can price gouge and price fix and let that 30% of affordable let it be for people in high income brackets. 40% at 45 to 50% of a.m.i. you do not use the [s thbrackets on the a.m.i. back on me, camera man. jane kim price fixed and price gouged. 40% of that apartment complex is supposed to be affordable housing, and only 2% is accepted to apply at an income of about 45,0$45,000 to $50,00. you've got inclusionary law where people in the low-income is supposed to be drunkinclude the housing opportunity, but yet, when you do the documentation, you do not include them. >> supervisor walton: thank you, mr. wright. is there any other public comment on item number seven? seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor mar, did you have any questions or statements? thank you. with that said, i will make a motion to refer to the board of supervisors with positive recommend

it's about 30% cob tained rignt now. that fire has destroyed two structures.irefighters are getting the upper hand there. mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted for what they're calling the red bank fire. it's burned nearly 9,000 acres, half contained right now. nearly a dozen firefighters from alameda county are up there battling the fire. the cause believed to be a lightening strike thursday afternoon. >>> sonoma county wants you to know what to do in case of an emergency. it consisted ocounty wide emergency preparation fair. organizers gave away free disaster kits, also demonstrations, lectures and displays on how to empower the community and to survive and recover from a disaster. >> they're actually going to take steps, take action to actually fill out a disaster kit, make sure they have a family emergency plan and if they have to evacuate, making sure they have all the things they need to evacuate when they need to. >> 3,400 free emergency kits were given away today. >>> oakland schools are looking into another rope found near an elementary school

doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the british flag the oil tangata tain by iran in july if the escalating tensions in the gulf appears to be transmitting its location for the 1st time since it was seized the swedish owner is reported as saying the tank is preparing to leave the reuters news agency says the stand i am peril has set its destination as poor russia in the u.a.e. the tanker was seized in the strait of hormuz shortly after one of iran's tankas was held in gibraltar the pentagon is deploying a battery of patriot missiles for radar systems and 200 troops to saudi arabia to boost the kingdom's defenses that follows the attack they have on the world's biggest oil refinery yemen's who the rebels of claim responsibility for those airstrikes but washington blames iraq. u.s. democrats are accusing president trump of a cover up after a sense of version of the whistleblowers complaint was made public the demo the memo details how trump tried to persuade his ukrainian counterpart to investigate his rival joe biden the whistleblower says white house offici

bolster the teens' statement they didn't know the officers were police and they call into question tainc has an incomplete account of the true versions of events. it is said however the truth will set you free. >> reporter: new images from surveillance videolish pub by the italian newspaper show elder and natalia the hour before meeting the officers, looking down the street and crouching behind a car near their hotel. >> those pictures are part of the investigative report handed to defense teams this week. leila elder sent me a statement saying after seeing her son depressed, and it has been difficult to hear the facts so unfairly misrepresented. for the i-team, dan noyes, "abc 7 news." >>> now taking a live look at -- at least there's one driver over there. there's another one making their way across the golden gate bridge. traffic is one of the issues we're focused to build a better bay area. the electronic toll at the golden gate will soon spread to all bridges if the bay area. we first told you about this earlier this week and you have a lot of questions for us and now we're getting

they're hoping for the whistleblower process to be maintained, its integrity main tained. they're not looking to talk to "the washington post" with respect to ellen. or come on television. they're pretty much nose down collecting and analyzing information for the national security. they're not partisan people. they're not out to to get anyone, political party or president. but they are really resolute in their integrity and honor. if they see something that is clear wrongdoing in our government, an abuse of power and authority, you know they're going to speak out against it and they better be protected and not retaliated against. that's what the law requires. >> ned price, you've been brilliant in your coverage on this program since this story began. i'm just wondering as we come to an end of what is week one of it because there will be more, do you have a feeling for where we will be next week in this story? >> lawrence, what i can't help but consider as i think about what we've learned vis-À-vis the conversations with the ukrainian president is what the inspector general

that by the end of $29.00 tain we will have 40 percent of reconstruction finalized hoping to be completely finished by the end of next year public records show a majority of reconstruction funds were allocated toward public school buildings homes and historic monuments most of the rubble may have been cleared but there are still plenty of reconstruction to be done here in the delmarva neighborhood near the eastern end of mexico city there are still fissures in the streets places where the ground sank by nearly one meter and there are still dozens of damaged homes that have yet to be demolished. says she'll continue to pressure public officials to act but she says she knows many other earthquake survivors who have given up. mexico city. tough a quick check of the headlines here this hour dozens of people have died in 2 separate attacks in afghanistan and then a strike carried out by government forces with us and support has killed at least 20 people in the eastern province only at least 18 were killed and $96.00 injured and a taliban suicide attack in the southern zabul province as is rober