and he was also fired by theresa ma for a on.rity breach when - on. and he was also fired by theresa may for a security breach when he i may for a security breach when he was a cabinet minister. but on this occasion he was accusing wendy morton of stopping him going to the funeral of the queen and wendy morton says that was not true at all. but what is most interesting about this is now that the sunday times has got hold of this the next question for number ten is, does the prime minister still have confidence in gavin williamson? number ten have not replied to that question which is normally a straightforward yes. even when people are in trouble! what _ even when people are in trouble! what do — even when people are in trouble! what do you make of this? how damaging is it for gavin williamson, the details we have?— damaging is it for gavin williamson, the details we have? from memory the article sa s the details we have? from memory the article says he — the details we have? from memory the article says he belatedly _ the detail

now, theresa, what do these protest mean for china's goal of becoming the world's largest economy? by 2050 i think that even though these protests have happened, there are still some 5 major issues that the government has to tackle. so they have the oldest population in the entire world. they have huge demographic issue. people are having even less children during covered $900.00. so that's been accelerated productivity has stalled. people are moving around. so there's very little economic activity over 20 percent of the companies are actually in lockdown. so this has huge economic impact. but i would suggest, you know, people are really connecting the dots here today in progress. there's the natal meeting and the check for us to poor has had the biggest effect on the chinese economy. and so more than any of trumps sanctions or any other activities he didn't for years. so what was done kind of brother quietly by the, by the administration has had a massive impact on china and their supply chains. so i would suggest how things play out at the natal meeting today in progress. us is t

done joined by theresa fallon. she's a director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies, and our correspondents who so han, who is following the story from taipei, welcome to both of you, starting with you. so it seems like we're not seeing as many protests today, is it because of the crackdown yes, the authorities have started standing please to investigate the protesters. and now the chinese government and pro china activists are deliberately portraying the protests as a result of foreign intervention. and that people in major cities, such as saw, high embedding, have been randomly asked by please to check their mobile phones on the street as subway stations or shopping malls to see if people have installed overseas. social media platform such as twitter, instagram, telegram or are using the p n. and that is why we are not seen as many protests a day. now protestors clearly on notice, but you know, it was always a risk to protest in china anyway, but theresa, i wanted to turn to you. a tipping point was cl

it cabinet minister theresa villiers. it has support cabinet minister theresa villiers .s support from villiers. it has support from some of her conservative colleagues big names, including iain duncan smith now primarily concerned with abolishing housing alongside other measures. it's been criticised as a wrecking amendment that would try to grind as little as there is in this country , a there is in this country, a halt. but just seismic. could this amendment be were it to be passed .7 well, i'm delighted to passed? well, i'm delighted to be joined now by robert, director of the centre for policy studies, editor in chief of capex and indeed sunday times columnist. and robert, i read you column on on on sunday, which seemed to emphasise magnitude of this amendment it could be really quite damaging really bringing down the percentage of house voting in this country but up to of 40. how do you arrive that figure so there are basically three things in this country that get houses built . one is the fact the built. one is the fact the government says to councils this how man

theresa, you for joining theresa, thank you for joining us. so come on then. is this what nimbys?mbys? they've own home and they've got their own home and now they own the housing ladder and want the ladder and they want to pull the ladder up anyone else from up to stop anyone else from getting that, that getting a home. is that, is that what about ? no, it's what this is all about? no, it's not about is restore not what. it's about is restore local decision making over planning decisions that that's been the heart of the planning system for many years that local democratically elected representatives should have have the major say in gets built . but the major say in gets built. but since 2018 these mandatory top down targets for housebuilding have made it harder and harder local councils to make their decisions to turned on development, which is viewed as in a appropriate or damaging to the environment because again and again they're well, you have to say yes to this even if it's totally wrong for this area , totally wrong for this area, because if you don't say yes, this , you

i was only brought in by theresa may , but brought in by theresa may, but it's just not as simple tod people back to where they where they came from. if we know where they came from. if we know where they came from. if we know where they came from. i mean, you know, a lot of the problem was i mean, i'm not talking about how albania but a lot of the problem with asylum seekers in waves was that we weren't sure where they where they from if they said they came from syria and like that it wasn't possible to send them back and that remain the case and i think it will be very difficult in practise to send to send people to our back. i don't passing a passing a law or amending a law in parliament is really going to make much of a difference to that. it's interesting, though, that we sort of have this system whereby people, whether they're trafficked, whether they pay criminal gangs, a lot of money come across the channel and that they're coached in terms of what to say to lawyers . they get to to say to lawyers. they get to the united kingdom and they're told that they have to say oh yes,

now, theresa, what do these protests mean for it? china's goal of becoming the world's largest economy by 2050. i think that even though these protests have happened, there are still some 5 major issues that the government has to tackle. so they have the oldest population in the entire world. there are huge demographic issue. people or have even less children during over 19. so that's been accelerated productivity has stalled. people are moving around. so there's very little economic activity over 20 percent of the companies are actually in lockdown. so this has huge economic impact. but i would suggest, you know, people are really connecting the dots here today in progress. there's the natal meeting and the worst, the u. s. chip or has had the biggest effect on the chinese economy. and so more than any of trumps sanctions or any activities he didn't for years. so what was done kind of rather quietly by the, by the administration has had a massive impact on china and their supply chains. so i would suggest how things play out at the

lauren taylor's campaign team theresa, bring us up to date. >> well, hi, pam. and ken, we are here clinton and lauren taylor is expected here soon. right now. he has a still out there trying to get out the vote in the last couple of hours. now he has been really focusing on 3 key issues here in oakland. and let's talk about those. the first one about public safety. he has been adamant about the fact that the oakland police department has to be more robust right now. staffing is at 6.80. he wants to bring it up to 800. he says that one of the key issues is to make sure that there is a balance between going after and holding people accountable at the same time being compassionate in addition to public safety. he is also focusing on housing. he wants to do more to help people facing some difficult times and make sure that there is assistance and job placement to keep people in homes as well as families. and lastly, let's talk about the oakland a's. he is very supportive of the a's and he says that he is also very supportive, a building that howard terminal. now ba

theresa. whats going on where you are? huh. i already started and he is running high with cheap hotel a before they go they i, i love that with cards like that's wonderful. they know who they are on the i quite a bit that are going to be a difficult a barbecue that you can see that happening here. everyone's carrying food and sharing something to drink and getting together a have been saving for the school year. fits tend to be the contact another person who. 7 so to be able to go to contact, brother and he said he was going to be going to talk to her again. so as you can see for a night running high people that are getting ready to problem are, you can be right there. some of the flags that they're going to be traveling with. they have a vehicle might i don't know, i'm not sure. am i going to buy back in 2020 and the to be helping i didn't see that national team from heaven with happening right. now with 2 weeks away from here, i'm reading a winning up again. but theresa, one major thing you haven't reported on is how was the

this after being sacked by both theresa may and boris johnson.— after being sacked by both theresa may and boris johnson. this is under the third prime minister that - may and boris johnson. this is under the third prime minister that kevin i the third prime minister that kevin williamson — the third prime minister that kevin williamson has _ the third prime minister that kevin williamson has been _ the third prime minister that kevin williamson has been generating i the third prime minister that kevin. williamson has been generating bad headlines _ williamson has been generating bad headlines so — williamson has been generating bad headlines. , , , headlines. so personnel problems could threaten _ headlines. so personnel problems could threaten the _ headlines. so personnel problems could threaten the prime - headlines. so personnel problemsl could threaten the prime minister's promise of a fresh start. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. why pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan, is accusing the police of not investigating the gun attack the bom

theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, this attack has been sending shock waves into the political world. amanda harry spoke with state lawmakers and they tell us how this type of attack shakes our democracy to its foundation. >> court papers filed tuesday clued investigators in on david dip happes intentions to pap is accused of breaking into house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco home early friday morning and beating her husband, paul with a hammer in court papers say he allegedly had other targets, including local professors, prominent state and federal politicians and their families. we have become a society that thinks it's acceptable to incite violent acts against our political leaders. and we can't be that type of america. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins appeal to americans to tone down the political rhetoric. well, vowing to hold up half accountable. >> a message echoed by san francisco supervisor matt dorsey. we have to make sure we are all in. >> unanimous agreement that that kind of thing is unacceptable. and wherever you are public on the political spectrum y

they say applications have skyrocketed nearly 900% crawford's theresa stasi reports. what's behind that? huge spike in numbers and whether this is happening in other parts of the bay area. take a look at this. this is a picture from the contra costa county sheriff's department showing. >> staggering stacks of requests for a concealed carry weapons permit or a ccw. a sheriff's spokesperson says that the numbers are on precedent. >> we currently have a backlog of over 1000 ccw applications that exact number as of yesterday was 1010 start in jimmy lee is the spokesperson for the contra costa county sheriff's department. >> he says that they typically receive about 20 applicants a month. now they're up to hundreds. what's changed? well, a ruling by the united states supreme court. so essentially. >> some states require applicants for c c w's to provide. >> a compelling reason. our just cause as to why they want to carry a concealed weapon in public and the supreme court ruling on june 23rd. it's essentially struck that down. >> sergeant lee says that immediately following

theresa may tried — eu actually agrees to it., and that absolutely infuriated brexiteers, and i can understand why. _ brexiteers, and i can understand why. their— brexiteers, and i can understand why, their argument will be, look, it is not— why, their argument will be, look, it is not really brexit, and if we end up— it is not really brexit, and if we end up with some kind of free movement, one of the principles of brexit— movement, one of the principles of brexit was— movement, one of the principles of brexit was to have control of our borders — brexit was to have control of our borders and of course, that would go out of— borders and of course, that would go out of the _ borders and of course, that would go out of the window, although given the number of channel crossings at the number of channel crossings at the moment, the border control isn't working _ the moment, the border control isn't working terribly well. personally, if rishi _ working terribly well. personally, if rishi sunak was able to pull this off, i_ if rishi su

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and for more on that, let's talk to theresa fallon from the center for a russia europe, asia studies. she joins us from brussels to night and felon, welcome. the chancellor's visit has been widely criticized. what do you think of it? well, i think that both domestically in germany there is a huge debate about this and internationally as well because it seemed shows that the very 1st leader to meet, she jumping after the chinese communist party congress. and that led to an unprecedented 3rd term by she. jim paying for it almost seems like rejoicing and all of this and the fact that germany, that russia and china, there is a convert as a strategic convergence between the 2 of them. we saw this with the february 4th, no limit to agreement signed right before that being lympics. many countries in central eastern europe especially see them cooperating more closely. so the fact that germany decided to just go it really upset other members of the you, especially france. so we saw the president crow cancel the meeting with schultz and was kind of unclear why it was cancelled. but many rumors

i welcome the judicial commission as above theresa said it will be formed. but what will the judicial commission do when this investigation is conducted under the 3 people i have named? how can we have a fair and transparent investigation of thousands of protesters have gathered that opposing rallies in the brazilian city of the janera. in the wake of last week, selection, supporters of defeated incumbent president chapel. sinatra rallied for 5th day to demand the military block. the change in government, often our supporters insist election was rigged. supporters of president elect lose in last year, the silver held accountable crate on a bond of each to celebrate his. when mister graham president, daniel ortega's sandinista party looks sent to when the country is municipal elections. this, despite the cause to boycott, the vote which many describe as legitimate. i found around petty repulse, even improved government television, puny carrack ones were seen voting and sundays. municipal elections voting, they arrived after a campaign without rallies electora

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theresa fallon of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. thank you so much for your insights. thank you. j 7 foreign ministers have pledged to keep supporting ukraine through the coming winter and talks and germany speaking at the conclusion of the meeting and men stud german, foreign minister and alina babble, also criticized. ron's cracked down on protests and urged action on the climate crisis. but russia invasion of ukraine remained top of the agenda it's, he didn't talk to you, we're catching every day of this brutal war of aggression. you know, that russia is waging again, su, crane. i know every single day is one day to many sock every single day means a brutal, a talk on innocent people in ukraine. in there, i don't mean suffering dead lights on destruction. on such do, russian president vladimir putin has urged civilians to leave the city of carson and the face of ukrainian advances there. the statement is the latest indication that the russian military may be planning to withdraw from the occupying ukrainian city. moscow has been ferrying people out of the area on th

the field has no evidence, the then prime minister theresa may, out of habit, accused moscow of everything from the very beginning, it was clear that this whole story is based on political expediency, and not on the rule of law, ancient roman lawyers, they said, look for who benefits, and who benefits from poisoning skripal, if russia, then why are western experts trying to explain the motives russian special services, as follows on the example of mr. skripal. they wanted to send a signal to every citizen. nina russia what will happen to any traitor? as you know, there are enough traitors, but they die like flies from a newcomer. they are not in a hurry. this means that a reason was needed to blame the russians, that is, a provocation is not heard by hearsay, but various kinds of incidents are known and our country’s neighbors like to throw a surprise, either a jeep breaks through the border from the ukrainian side, or drones fall this year in the summer of drunken ukrainian border guards, tried to cross the belarusian border with a grenade in his hands, his own people stopped him in the f

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may and boris johnson. previously been sacked by theresa may and borisjohnson.m of allowing him to return. ijust think this him to return. i just think this is the third time ijust think this is the third time under_ ijust think this is the third time under the — ijust think this is the third time under the third _ ijust think this is the third time under the third prime _ ijust think this is the third time under the third prime minister. ijust think this is the third time i under the third prime minister that gavin _ under the third prime minister that gavin williamson _ under the third prime minister that gavin williamson has _ under the third prime minister that gavin williamson has been - under the third prime minister that i gavin williamson has been generating bad gavin williamson has been generating had headlines — bad headlines. rishi _ bad headlines. rishi sunak i bad headlines. i rishi sunak wants to bad headlines. _ rishi sunak wants to signal that bad headlines. — rishi sunak wants to signal that his focus is on fixing the economy, but personnel prob

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theresa may regularly put forward.we should just take the student numbers out of this and that would actually bring the figures down to a more realistic migration total . there's always migration total. there's always a great deal of scepticism that because actually many of the student spends day on a and, you know, find work and so forth. it is very hard to actually track who's staying on and who is not staying on. i know just yesterday, but she's sitting actually talking about cutting the number student visas, which is , you know, potentially a way is, you know, potentially a way to deal with it actually. i mean, a number of university sector the money coming in from abroad , you know, some balance abroad, you know, some balance to be had there . but what that to be had there. but what that graph also shows is that this idea we need massive migration for the jobs and for, you know , for the jobs and for, you know, economic growth is , you know, is economic growth is, you know, is questionable. that's if a majority of

it was crusoe for both pos for dental theresa. whoever becomes really tip the balance i the way in the senate that is through to provide the oxy able to make lead. they sent over the next few years with tom though by trying to send a message of being read. but at the same time, warning democrat, these are the most important time in decades trying to get that prop load now because that will be absolutely crucial for the pumping to say what it will be decided. what a due by the oxy has them from maneuver in the house and the senate can actually pull through with his own a demo or that is d w mikaela cove. no, thank you so much. now twitter has launched the thrust a subscription service for $8.00 a month, which includes a blue check on verified accounts. the company's the owner, it on mosque has made the change just the head of the u. s. midterm elections experts, one of a potential spike in disinformation across social media before next week's vote. and there are concerns of the new system could lead to the rise of use as posing as some one else. and unverified groups looking to spread f

premiership of borisjohnson, theresa may before that and has proved controversial throughout. government have in regulating the internet companies, how much the companies themselves be responsible what function of the beast subjected to if it is causing a lot of harm. this is been controversial particularly around harmful content and free—speech conservatives against others in the tory party who did want more government action that think the government action that think the government feels now that it has a chance of getting this on the statute book by the spring of next year and that will be imperative because this legislation is very been carried over from because this legislation is very been carried overfrom one parliamentary section to another and if it does like get to the house of commons and house of lords behind next may, then we�*ll be back to the drawing board completely. and ministers hope that this latest iteration of their online safety bill will command enough support in parliament to make it through. and another two years for them to come with new coats or pra

the field has no evidence, the then prime minister theresa may, out of habit, accused moscow of everything from the very beginning, it was clear that this whole story is based on political expediency, and not on the rule of law, ancient roman lawyers, they said, look for who benefits, and who benefits from poisoning skripal, if russia, then why are western experts trying to explain the motives russian special services, as follows on the example of mr. skripal. they wanted an ambassador. a signal to every citizen of russia, what will happen to any traitor? as you know, there are enough traitors, but they die like flies from a newcomer. they are not in a hurry. this means that a reason was needed to blame the russians, that is, the provocation is not heard by hearsay, but various kinds of incidents are known and our country’s neighbors like to throw a surprise who breaks through the border from the ukrainian side, drones fall this year in the summer of drunken ukrainian border guards, tried to cross the belarusian border with a grenade in his hands, his own people stopped him in the fall. vs

obviously, you remember theresa may making this a very big _ remember theresa may making this a veryto but was forced to u—turn on it very quickly after — but was forced to u—turn on it very quickly after it became clear that it would — quickly after it became clear that it would not impact people in selling — it would not impact people in selling their homes. it's a very tricky. — selling their homes. it's a very tricky, authority political issue, and the — tricky, authority political issue, and the government are trying to save _ and the government are trying to save money, kicking this down the road _ save money, kicking this down the road -- _ save money, kicking this down the road —— thorny issue. just save money, kicking this down the road -- thorny issue.— save money, kicking this down the road -- thorny issue. just before we move on to — road -- thorny issue. just before we move on to the _ road -- thorny issue. just before we move on to the next _ road -- thorny issue. just before we move on to the next paper, - road -- thorny issue. just before we move on to the next paper,

i welcome the digital commission as above theresa said it will be formed. but what will the traditional commission do when this investigation is conducted under the 3 people i have named? how can we have a fair and transparent investigation? and i'm thousands, have gathered that opposing rallies and re addition. nearer in the wake of brazil's presidential election, supporters of defeated, an incumbent sonata. when the military to block the change in government, well, supporters of president elect, there is a nutshell unit. the silver held a parade to celebrate his when those all the headlines needs continues. heron, i'll just hear. that's after a j 6 ah, a 9 a month i'm. i'm happy to go back. i may put a bug lebanese a ah man did that and they're going to kill you on this you soon. i think the gap in bit, i think you are you minute on the let's see my supposed to get me a little bit or a be worse. yeah. a dilemma. a. yeah. thing because make us well out of network, i'm going to have a look. okay. uh huh. are you bringing before still? hi me. i'm a on those

. >> so top ten theresa gray is doing all she can to help.nd nurse from alaska she sends small self-sufficient medical teams to natural and humanitarian disasters. since last year she's sent her team three times. >> what we were expecting to see is large groups of people in tent cities and actually they're housing these refugees in individual dorm rooms. they've got food, they've got shelter but the trauma is the same. they've lost almost everything. this is filled with women, children, and elderly. there is a flu outbreak currently that obviously affects the children. we also have pre-existing conditions. it isn't just about fixing the broken arm or giving you medicine. it's making that human connection. sometimes you need to hold their hand and walk them down the hallway and listen to them. we try to meet the needs of whatever presents to us. >> smile, everybody. >> human suffering has no borders. people are people, and love is love. >> theresa and her volunteers have provided care and comfort to more than 1,000 ukrainian refugees in need.

kronforst theresa has more on what security measures may have failed and what a former fbi expert says can be learned from the attack. >> in a five-page letter bay area, congresswoman and chair of the house committee that oversees the capitol police department. zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down on whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police on? you have something like 2000 officers so they have a manpower to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. and then it gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists po

the kron four's theresa reports. and what's behind that? huge spike in numbers and whether this is happening in other parts of the bay area. >> take a look at this. this is a picture from the contra costa county sheriff's department showing staggering stacks of requests for a concealed carry weapons permit or a ccw. a sheriff's spokesperson says that the numbers are on precedent. we currently have a backlog. >> of over 1000 ccw applications that exact number as of yesterday was sergeant. jimmy lee is the spokesperson for the contra costa county sheriff's department. >> he says that they typically receive about 20 applicants a month. now they're up to hundreds. what's changed? well, a ruling by the united states supreme court. >> so essentially some states require applicants for c c w's to provide a compelling reason. our just cause as to why they want to carry a concealed weapon in public and the supreme court ruling on june 23rd. it's essentially struck that down. >> sergeant lee says that immediately following the ruling, the requests sta

theresa. tomorrow's world cup match between the united states and iran comes amid anger over an edited iranian flag. head coach for the u.s. team has apologized for social media post. >> the left out the national emblem on iran's flag. it's the latest bump in building tensions between the 2 countries. reporter lambert has the latest. >> less than 24 hours from the must-win clash on the pitch for the u.s. in its match tomorrow with a tensions off the field are surging run now calling for the u.s. team to be kicked out of the world cup after the team tweeted and then deleted an image with the iranian flag without the country's religious emblems. it was reportedly done in support of the largest protests in iran in years. this is what the flag looks like previously impose from the u.s. team monday, the team's head coach said the players weren't involved in making the posts. all we can do on our behalf is apologize on behalf of the players and the staff. >> but it's not something you know, that tha

so it's theresa bodies in the ground. and it makes you think about their entire communities and entire families. entire villages are completely wiped out. there's nobody to remember. nobody tell anybody that app ah oh service reminder. oh, all the lights that were snuffed out this horrible place where the horrible camps around europe. no the stone from jerusalem on a rock? oh inquired the day john, it has once you realize that hatred is just fear of the unknown and fear of yourself. i it doesn't take long to want to see the truth and what to see humanity for what it's worth along as warriors. you've also come to the conclusion that there are more bad people who are good people in the world. and i was one of them. i, i can't, i can't undo what i've done. i can undo what i've said, but i can try to stop it. and i can do my best to try to educate people to, to the truth that ignorance and fear breed hatred. we don't have to be afraid. oh, not another well yeah. wow. div easy while find it here for you. it's a fun slide. yes.

. >> one of the heroes, theresa gray.ps of people housed in tent cities and actually they are housing these refugees in individual dorm rooms. they've got food, they've got shelter. but the trauma is the same. they've lost almost everything. this is filled with women, children and elderly. there is a flu outbreak currently that affects the children. we also have pre-existing conditions. it isn't just about fixing the broken arm or giving you medicine, it's making that human connection. sometimes you need to hold their hand and walk them down a hallway and listen to them. we try to meet the needs of whatever presents to us. >> smile, everybody. >> human suffering has no borders. people are people and love is love. >> so hard to just pick one. it's incredible work they're doing. for more information about theresa's work, go to cnnheros.com right now. and make sure to vote for cnn hero of the year and you can vote up to ten times a day every day. >> always good work. always an inspiring show. >> yes, it is. >>> "the lead" st

so let's check in with a theresa she's at >> campaign headquarters for lauren taylor and she has a gueston extreme life has to be there and very powerful because they just announced that with 35% of the vote. and here, taylor in the lead with are very happy to hear that a very and joining me right now is jackie downing. she falling worn taylor quite some time. why is he a man of the and taylor is a great council member and a great human being and i hope are here to celebrate victory tonight. but either way, he ran a great campaign. it was so so much pressure to poor families on vod, incredible volunteers and team members >> what learn in the first place with its commitment to solving the homelessness crisis. and i worked closely with on that for a lot of my volunteer and professional work and is just consistently about that issue and is willing to work anybody want to stop that prices. and that is the most important to me. it's what i about tonight. so that's really jackie was also. that was kind of one of the 3 things. and it was you know, fighting for a just talking about public safety

theresa gray is doing all she can to help refugees from the war in ukraine. >> what we were expecting of people housed in tent cities and actually they are housing these refugees in individual dorm rooms. they've got food. they've got shelter, but the trauma is the same. they've lost almost everything. this is filled with women, children, and elderly. there's a flu outbreak currently that obviously affects the children. we also have pre-existing conditions. it isn't just about fixing a broken arm or giving you medicine. it's making that human connection. sometimes you need to hold their hand and walk them down a hallway and listen to them. we try to meet the needs of whatever presents to us. human suffering has no borders. people are people, and love is love. >> go to cnnheroes.com right now to vote for theresa for cnn hero of the year or any of your favorite top ten heroes. you can vote for any of them or all of them up to ten times a day every day. that's right, you can do that. all right, we want to show you this. you're looking live right now at florida and new york. former presid

may and macron signed _ back in 2018 theresa may and macron signed a _ back in 2018 theresa may anded a deal at sandhurst which basically used exactly the same language, was not boats back then, but the _ language, was not boats back then, but the ongoing problem, and the promise _ but the ongoing problem, and the promise then was of a bright new beginning — promise then was of a bright new beginning. before that i can recall going _ beginning. before that i can recall going back to 20—25 years to the opening — going back to 20—25 years to the opening of the reception centre at the end _ opening of the reception centre at the end of— opening of the reception centre at the end of the 1990s, exactly the same _ the end of the 1990s, exactly the same thing. the problem goes on because _ same thing. the problem goes on because of— same thing. the problem goes on because of the demand, the invincibility of smuggling gangs, and the — invincibility of smuggling gangs, and the humane response from our governments generally which means there is— governments generally which means there is no—

our conference, theresa has more now on what went wrong and what can be learned from the attack. >> in a five-page letter bay area, congresswoman and chair of the house committee that oversees the capitol police department. zoe lofgren is laying out questions about security concerns surrounding members of congress. she specifically zeroes in on the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi is husband cameras were on at speaker pelosi, san francisco home, but not being monitored. lofgren is drilling down on whether adequate protocols are in place given how investigators say that the attack seemed politically motivated. >> what is the problem? the capitol police on? you have something like 2000 officers so they have the man power to cover families. they the speaker when she's with her husband up. obviously. gets covered that way. but other than that, you have to have your own private security. rick smith is a former fbi agent and runs a private security firm. >> in her letter, lofgren mentions how data shows domestic violent extremists pose a heightened threat to the 2022 election. >>

theresa kron. 4 news. >> investigators are on the scene of an arson that turned deadly in concord. 30 say the fire started around 7 tonight at home on euclid avenue close to calvary christian preschool. one person died. police say the fire was intentionally set in multiple locations throughout the house. >> in the north bay, santa rosa, police are looking for 2 women accused of robbing 2 banks. that first robbery was tuesday. police say the woman you see on the screen demanded money from workers at the wells fargo on 4th street. them got away with the cash. the other robbery was when state police say another woman robbed the chase bank on guerneville road and again. so if you have any information in this case, contact santa rosa police, 2 north bay counties are getting cash from the state to monitor and prosecute cases involving a driving under the influence. sonoma county will get $224,000 for a probation supervision program. that's for repeat offenders. marin county got a grant of 465,000 to continue its dui prosecution program last year, marin county filed 982 dui cases or roughly

theresa kron, 4 news. >> the capitol police issued a statement saying they're going to fast track the work that already been doing to protect members when they're outside of washington, d.c., they said, quote, our brave men and women are working around the clock to meet this urgent mission during this divisive time. in the meantime, a significant change that will have an immediate impact will be for people across our country to lower the temperature on political rhetoric before it's too late. >> let's turn our attention now to the south bay where santa clara county is warning people about the risk of west nile virus. now that someone's actually died after contracting the illness. and we're talking about how cold it is out there. we should be seeing mosquitoes this time of year cropper. sarah stinson has an explanation with a closer look at what happened. sarah? >> yeah, this person died of west nile virus after being sick for some time. health officials say the person was from santa clara county but got infected somewhere in the bay area. no other details were given about where the pe

i wanna make a theresa 100 of these little things, maybe more red dresses to denounce the murders and disappearances from school. i know has been affected by the sad reality. ah, her niece died 4 years earlier, found murdered in the basement of her house, the filled forever chill, or the case has never been solved. when the big bullies are putting out another call for public assistance in the death of a woman more than 7 months ago, and you went to a didn't mation, this call is asked to call investigators that said, this year will be 4 years that she's been gone they said they're gonna notify the family all the time and they didn't notify the family and her family refused to admit defeat. they will not let it go. oh wow. anna betty is fighting for the truth as well. for her, the scandal of fem aside is a personal issue. her sister died 4 years ago under suspicious circumstances. she was found by a person that was walking her dog in this area here. we were told that she had been there for possibly for 2 days. we don't know what happened ever since then. ever since may 2016 we been look

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and his theresa and rishi sharing a joke . it looks rishi sharing a joke.oks like a bit of an elaborate on on rishi's part that he's going to park his nose in her cleavage if he's not careful and here sir keir and the spectator editor arguing over who ordered the second bottle of the chateau producer at 6000 quid because neither wants it his debit card and his emily maitlis schmoozing sister of boris johnson , making sister of boris johnson, making show the johnsons are totally maitlis right now. but they're cunning buggers so you have to keep one or two of them around because after a year or of giving million dollar to lay about saudi princes and sleazy kazakh , one or other of them is kazakh, one or other of them is bound to be back. oh, and here's an 87 year old cornwall man lying on the ground in the rain , a makeshift shelter. 15 hours for an ambulance. oh and here's a lady from who died of seizure while waiting 3 hours on the telephone to speak to her gp . telephone to speak to her gp. oh, and here's the border force bringing in more strapping young b

theresa kron, 4 news. >> in the east fire claimed the lives of 2 people and a dog. it happened this morning in a 2 story townhome on country would court in walnut creek fire. officials say it was most likely the result of smoking materials in a first floor bedroom. they say a nearby oxygen machine contributed to the rapid spread. >> a resident who was able to escape told fire crews that to people, an elderly woman and her adult son were still asleep upstairs and unable to get out the fire badly damage to adjacent town homes. both of those units were unoccupied at the time. the man police believe is behind the serial shootings in stockton and >> oakland, who was in court again today. wesley brownlee was arraigned on new charges at the san joaquin superior court in today's proceedings. 2 items were subpoenaed, one regarding the contents of a cardboard box. the other the contents of an envelope around lee was arrested earlier this year. police say he had a gun in his possession of a gun. investigators say is connected to serial killings. spradley has not entered a plea

but theresa may told tories they to stop being the nasty party, so they gave up all the social conservatismm the john major days, the back to basics , values, stuff. he basics, values, stuff. he professed to be in favour of you say 48 hours before some backbencher was found to be sharing a bed with , another sharing a bed with, another bloke in a continental motel or getting a little carried away and auto erotically himself on kitchen table in stockings with the sat suma and a tab of ecstasy so they got rid of the social conservative and the entire tory has spent the last 12 years also erotically asphyxiating itself in front of the nation . it lies there on the the nation. it lies there on the dispatch , writhing in orgasmic dispatch, writhing in orgasmic ecstasy as it throttles itself for tonight's transition to hi. okay, so we've ditched social conservatism. now we can focus on the economy by converting every hotel in the kingdom into a hostel for albanians traffickers. we can modernise is the nhs by turning it into world's most lavishly funded call until last thursday . you're call until