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the assassination of a presidential election candidate. fernando villavicencio, a member of ecuador�*s national assembly, was shot dead while leaving a campaign event in the capital links between organised crime and government officials in ecuador. the president has said, the army will be deployed to ensure elections go ahead as planned — on the 20th of august. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. england forward laura james has been given a two—match ban by fifa for her red card in the women's world cup game with nigeria. fifa increased the automatic one—game ban, meaning she will miss the semifinal if england get there. james was sent off for stamping on the back of michelle alozie in the last 16-tie the home secretary, suella braverman has said that those responsible for the disorder witnessed in london's oxford street area should be "hunted down and locked up". nine people were arrested following the incident. it came after social media videos encouraged people to turn up and cause disruption on london's busy oxford street. disney plus shot plans to launch a cheaper option was at the new tier will

the assassination of a candidate in this month's presidential election. fernando villavicencio, a member of ecuador�*s national assembly, was shot dead while leaving a campaign event in the capital to allege links between organised crime and government officials in ecuador. the country's president has said the army will be deployed to ensure elections go ahead as planned — on august 20th. in the last few minutes, we have heard from northern ireland's chief constable, who says that dissident republicans have details of thousands of officers and staff who have had their details leaked online by mistake. in a recent press conference, he said he was deeply sorry about the breach, and a key priority was remaining alert to officers' safety and welfare. you can only imagine _ officers' safety and welfare. you can only imagine the _ officers' safety and welfare. 7m. can only imagine the unconscionable horror when people realise that may be a loved one has been put in jeopardy. i've spoken to officers and staff across the organisation, as you are properly done, and realise there is a range of emotions from people being somewhat pragmatic, they already know who i am, a police officer, thr

city counselor talking about the rampant violence in our nation's capital and he wants the national guard to come and help. mayor bowser says d.c.'sice department is responsible for law enforcement. murder is up in the city 28% on track to see more of the same this year than in the past two decades. shocking. newly released video shows a member of senator rand paul's staff being stabbed in broad daylight back in march. police say it was totally random. the staffer suffered serious injuries including a skull fracture. now that person is recovering. the suspect is behind bars, we're told. the "washington post" is reporting 2/3 of criminal arrests are not prosecuted by the district u.s. attorney. that will be a problem. tyrus, fox news contributor, joins me now. this was almost predictable, unfortunately. >> the key of this whole synopsis that you so eloquently put out inspired by you earlier this morning. is the fact that the police officers are making arrests, 67% are going back on the streets. and then the other remaining aren't staying in very long. that's the real issue. when the people are coming forward of all colors saying ou

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the u. s. governments, the nations process of pollutant, counting, and certify the results of the presidential election. since the attack on our capital, v department of justice has remained committed to assuring accountability for those criminally responsible for what happened that day. this case has brought consistent with that commitment. our investigation of other individuals continues. >> special counsel smith singled out members of law enforcement, who had been defending the capitol on january 6th. they are patriots, he said, and they are the very best of us. >> yes, jake. obviously the former president is now facing multiple criminal charges here. four criminal counts. obviously, they are conspiracy to defraud the united states, two counts related to obstruction of an official proceeding, and a charge under a law against conspiring to deprive people of civil rights. provided under federal law all the constitution. all of this is what came down today. also mentioned but not named are a six unindicted coconspirators. they are not named in the indictment, but cnn has been able to identify the five that you see there on the screen.

the 1990's with neoliberal globalized politics and economics. the neapolitan establishment organization is like this, and you cannot make it another way. they sell their cultural capital, national capital, digital capital. you have slow food at the same time. something of culinary the sergeant came into vogue, and on the one hand the forces of food identity and patriotism and this intense marketing. bulgarian, turkish, all of this stuff. there is a lot of money involved. >> absolutely. anya: not to ruin everyone's sentiment or anything. >> once you look behind the taste and flavor of everything, it comes very political. you mentioned pizza margarita and how this authenticity, this idea of authenticity and hyper regional italian food started spreading, and chuck, in your book you started demonstrating how chinese food is a way for the people who have opened these restaurants to express their identity, to maintain it, to preserve it and create a sense of home, but there is a key difference there, and we talked about this a little bit, but how have the home countries from these places either encouraged or abandoned their diaspora communities? anya: it is a distinct question that i

the 1990's with neoliberal globalized politics and economics. the neapolitan establishment organization is like this, and you cannot make it another way. they sell their cultural capital, nationalal, digital capital. you have slow food at the same time. something of culinary the sergeant came into vogue, and on the one hand the forces of food identity and patriotism and this intense marketing. bulgarian, turkish, all of this stuff. there is a lot of money involved. >> absolutely. anya: not to ruin everyone's sentiment or anything. >> once you look behind the taste and flavor of everything, it comes very political. you mentioned pizza margarita and how this authenticity, this idea of authenticity and hyper regional italian food started spreading, and chuck, in your book you started demonstrating how chinese food is a way for the people who have opened these restaurants to express their identity, to maintain it, to preserve it and create a sense of home, but there is a key difference there, and we talked about this a little bit, but how have the home countries from these places either encouraged or abandoned their diaspora communities? anya: it is a distinct question that i have

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s upcoming presidential election has been assassinated. fernando villavicencio was attacked after leaving a campaign event in the capital, quito. mr villavicencio was a member of the country's nationalembly, as well as a notable anti—corruption candidate. a member of his campaign team told local media that he was about to get into a car when a man stepped forward and shot him in the head. his death was confirmed on social media by current president guillermo lasso. mr lasso vowed that "this crime will not go unpunished." he called for an an urgent meeting of his top officials to address the killing. the country's attorney general�*s office said on social media that the suspect in the attack had died from injuries sustained in a shoot—out with police. ecuador�*s election is scheduled to take place on august 20th. live now to samantha schmidt, washington post bogota bureau chief. what is the latest you are learning about this attack? this is a really abrasive assassination that is stunning ecuador. it is unprecedented in this country which is a historically peaceful country that has recently begins doomed by drug trafficking and violence, in the aftermath of this attack two other pres

the most famous speeches in our nations history. doctor martin luther king jr.'s, i have a dream speech. thousands gathered our nations capital weekend to celebrate doctor king's life and mission. highlighting how far we've come and how far we still have to go. fox news correspondent kevin cork reports. >> it was the suites are native progress for the thousands of marchers who this weekend marked the 60th anniversary of the historic 1963 march on washington. remember it for doctor martin luther king jr.'s, i have a dream speech. an indictment of america's unkempt promise witnessed by 1/4 million people and delivered in the shadow of abraham lincoln. by contrast saturday's commemoration was more of a reflection of just how far the nations come. along this journey towards a more perfect union. the fulfillment of doctor king's dream. >> yes, it did come true in many ways. however, of course we are still in a struggle. >> struggle because democrats facing political pressure from black voters. whose disillusionment with the biden administration is growing. for the white house that's worrisome. the latest survey showing 35 percent

s forthcoming presidential election who has campaigned against corruption and gangs has been shot dead fernando villavicencio, a member of the country's national assembly, was attacked as he left the event in the capitaln wednesday. he is one of the few candidates to allege links between organised crime and government officials in ecuador. a state of emergency has been declared following the assassination. the first round of the presidential election is scheduled to take place on 20 august. mr villavicencio was one of eight candidates in the first round of the election — although he was not the frontrunner and was polling around the middle of the pack. just a warning — these are the pictures of the attack coming up. he can be seen leaving the speech and getting into the car when gun shots ring out. you can see the absolute chaos which followed the shooting and the pictures there that came into us here on bbc news. let's talk a little bit more in depth about this. domenica vila luna is an ecuadorian economist and political analyst from kings college in london. thanks forjoining us. full stop your reaction to this because this is going to send shock waves through the country?— the country? absolutely, t

the most famous speeches in our nation's history. dr. martin luther king jr.'s "i have a dream" speech. thousands gathererred in our nation's capital dr. king's life and mission, highlighting how far we've come and how far we still have to go. fox news correspondent kevin corke reports. ♪ >> reporter: it was the sweet serenade of progress, but the thousands of marrers who this -- marchers who this weekend marked the 60th an verses arely of the 1963 march on washington, remembered for the "i have a dream" speech, an indictment can of america's unkept promise witnessed by a quarter million people and delivered in the shadow of abraham lincoln. by contrast, saturday's commemoration was more of a are reflection of just how far the nation's come along its journey toward a more perfect union and the fulfillment of dr. king's dream. >> yes, it did come true in many, many ways. however, of course, you know we are still in the struggle. >> reporter: a struggle that has democrats facing increasing political pressure from black voters whose disillusionment with the biden administration is growing. and for the white house, that's worrisome. th

s 15-year-old granddaughter yolanda renee king speaking at the march on washington event in d.c. over the weekend. thousands of people gathered in the nation's capitalay marks 60 years since that march. later today president biden and vice president harris will meet with relatives of martin luther king jr. and organizers of that historic march. >> in a new op-ed in "the washington post" president biden says we must keep marching toward dr. king's dream. he write, quote, while we've never fully lived up to that promise as a nation we've never fully walked away from it either. each day of the biden/harris administration we continue the march forward. joining us now global human rights leader and son of dr. martin luther king jr., martin luther king iii. thanks so much for taking the time on this incredibly important day on this anniversary, but also in the wake of what we saw just this weekend in jacksonville, florida, and i think these types of moments underscore the fact that the job isn't finished, the dream hasn't been fulfilled and i wonder how you think of moments like today where you look back at such history and yet still see so many problems.

nation's capital this morning. >>> a live look now outside right now on this beautiful friday morning. our camera from the top of beautiful mount diablo and --s where it? black mountain. okay. pa koa is going to get me trained here in studio. this is the black mountain camera everybody. mount diablo would be a good idea if it were the mount diablo camera. what is is a good idea? first alert meteorologist jessica birch, he has to get me trained. he runs the show. >> you are fine, i use the live cameras all the time for the forecasting alone and between mount diablo and black mountain, always a hard one with the sunrise. just the better one between the two. let's take a live look outside right now this morning. down in the santa clara valley. just all throughout san jose right now we're seeing some high clouds pull its way back along the coast and cool sort this morning. all pretty much hand-in-hand right now with the cool chilly temperatures. later into this afternoon, we're going to stay in the chilly temperatures along our coastline but we do warm up a lot into the east inland hills. lots of sunshine stretching anywhere from napa down the in

the national capital and the leaders of local communities. woodrow wilson once wrote a every man set out from his university should be a man of s nation, as well as a man of his time. within your letime, powerful force is already loosed. will take us toward our way life, beyond the realm of our experience. almost beyond the boun oour imagination. far better our far worse your generation has been appointed by history to deal with those problems and to lead america toward a new age. you have the chance. never before afforded to any people in any age. you can help build a society where the demands of morality and the needs of the spirit can be realized in the life of the nation. so will you join in the battle to give every citizen the full equality of which god enjoins? and the law requires whatever his beliefs, our race or the color of his skin. well, you join in the battle to give every citizen an escape from the crushing weight of poverty. will you join in the battle to make it possible for all nations to live and enduring peace as neighbors and not as mortal enemies. will you join in the battle to build the greatiety? to prove that our materi