sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.

there was also gold for great britains thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. oung as he won the t38 200 metres yesterday. quite a weekend for the 18—year—old. i really wanted to win the games and not got it, and i'm just so happy with what i've achieved. i knew if i believed in myself i could have this in hand, and i have my achievements. great britain added a third gold medal in the final event of the day in the universal ax100 metres — led home by nathan maguire. that's the 20th gold great britain have won in the championships — second only to poland who top the medal table with 26 gold. we did not have a metal target, and idid not we did not have a metal target, and i did not have any realfigures in my head, ijust thought, let's come out here and there so many new athletes and let's see how we get on. the 20 medals is excellent and we know it doesn't correlate to the global stage it has been good for the midway cycle. british kaya ker lizzie broughton has claimed the first major title of her career with gold on the final day of the canoe sprint world champio

britain's olivia breen took the bronze earlier in the day, 18—year—old thomas young produced a personals there. the british para canoe team have finished top of the medal table at the world championships with seven honours after securing three medals in portugal today. paralympic champion emma wiggs claimed gold ahead of team—mate jeanette chippington while there was a bronze forjack eyers — who is the current mr england. bbc olympic sport reporter nick hope is there for us. the british team dominated the canoeing events when the sport made its olympic debut at rio 2016 and judging by the performances here this week they will again be the tea m this week they will again be the team to beat coming the tokyo paralympics starting today. we've had breakthrough performances this week but today i was all but one of the well—known names and that is of a mile. the 30—year—old is a prolific champion but lost in that event on thursday to charlotte henshaw and despite struggling with a wrist injury which will require surgery a wrist injury which will require surgery after the championships she dom

there was also gold for great britain's thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. yesterday. quite a weekend for the 18—year—old. great britain added a third gold medal in the final event of the day in the universal ax100 metres — led home by nathan maguire. that's the 20th gold great britain have won in the championships — second only to poland who top the medal table with 26 gold. it isjust twice it is just twice as good now. it isjust twice as good now. now i have got it and i am so happy at what i have achieved. i knew i could have a good achievement and i am proud of my achievements. british kaya ker lizzie broughton has claimed the first major title of her career with gold on the final day of the canoe sprint world championships in portugal. the 30—year—old won silver over 1,000 metres on friday but went one better today with gold in the k15,000 metres. broughton is a marathon distance specialist and only began competing in the sprints last year. she enjoyed quite a battle with maryna litvinchuk of belarus throughout today's race, but accelerated away from her

sophie hahn and thomas young were the other gold medallists.etball world championships. they lost 56—40 to the netherlands. it was the first time the women's side had ever made it to the final. the british men play theirfinal against the usa tomorrow. and great britian‘s vicki holland is set to race for the world triathlon series title after victory in montreal today. holland closed the gap on series leader katie zaferes of the united states. she's nowjust 3a points behind. the final race of the series is on the gold coast in australia next month. there's more on the bbc sport website, including coverage of the first stage of the vuelta a espana, which started today without defending champion chris froome, who is sitting it out this year. but for now, that's all the sport. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. a way from scotland it is a bank holiday weekend. very chilly in places this morning but most of us seeing some sunshine through the day. we have also had a few showers around,

there was also gold for 18—year—old thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. britain also won the 4x100 universal rely to claim their 20th gold of the championships. the british kaya ker lizzie broughton claimed the first major title of her career with gold on the final day of the canoe sprint world championships in portugal. she won silver over 1000m on friday, top of your screen there, but went one better today with gold in the 5000m. broughton is a marathon distance specialist and only began competing in the sprints last year. i was pretty nervous before, because they are all pretty quick, 200 metres, 500 metres, so. iwould get washed out at the start of the decade of dead, but i knew ijust had to pick them away one of the time, got to the front, then i was quite comfortable, then thinking of the lapse, one more, one more, then i was finished. maybe give me a couple of days, but, incredible, makes all the hard work worth it when that happens. that's all the sport for now. we will be back in the in the next hour. we will see you then. thank you. the un has re

there was also gold for great britains thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. or the 18—year—old. great britain added a third gold medal in the final event of the day in the universal 4x100 metres, led home by nathan maguire. that's the 20th gold great britain have won in the championships, second only to poland who top the medal table with 26 gold. we didn't have a medal target, didn't have any real figures in we didn't have a medal target, didn't have any realfigures in my head. i thought let's come out here, as an established athlete, let's come out here and see how we get on. the 20 medals are excellent. we know some of the events we didn't have a lot of depth and we know it doesn't relate to the global stage, but it has been good to cycle. british kayaker lizzie broughton has claimed the first major title of her career with gold on the final day of the canoe sprint world championships in portugal. the 30—year—old won silver over 1000m on friday but went one better today with gold in the k15000m. broughton is a marathon distance specialist and only began com

earlier in the day, thomas young produced a personal best to take gold in the t38 200 metres.tougher at the crease. —— t20 blast. now to by the crease. —— t20 blast. now to rugby union and bowed and barrett scored four tries as the all blacks beat australia a0—12. in a mirror image from last week it was a close first half. he crossed the line to get a 1a—7 lead at the break. they sliced the wallabies apart in the second half. and all blacks record. finally, we will leave you with the shortest boxing match you will ever see. curtis harper there that even threw a punch in anger because he left the ring after the opening bell of his heavyweight bout against the nigerian. the american is today walked out of the arena over a pay dispute for the his trainer was not best pleased and said he was embarrassed by the fighter‘s actions. that is all from the sport. now it is time for click. florida, america's sunshine state, and home to the us's first sustainable town. this is babcock ranch. powered, befittingly, almost entirely by that big burning ball in the sky. it's 33 degrees. the hum

and what a moment for 18 year—old thomas young who produced a personal best to take gold in the t38 200hey lost 56—40 to the netherlands. the british men play theirfinal against the usa later today. worcestershire rapids have secured their place in the semi finals of crickets t20 blast. they've beaten gloucestershire by 5 wickets at new road. worcestershire managed to restrict gloucestershire to 137, with brett d'oliveira taking four wickets. the hosts reached their target with 8 balls to spare with callum ferguson making a half century for the home side. and that is the sport for now. the t20 is always an exciting day, finals day. i don't know if the weather will hold up like thomas promises. will they stop? be due later, thank you very much. —— speak to you later. more on this morning's top story. republican senator and former presidential candidate john mccain has died aged 81. politicians both republican and democrat have been paying tribute to senator mccain this morning. steve herman is the white house bureau chief for broadcaster the voice of america. he joins us from washington

there was also gold for great britains thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. great britain added a third gold medal in the final event of the day in the universal 4x100 metres — led home by nathan maguire. that's the 20th gold great britain have won in the championships — second only to poland who top the medal table with 26 gold. the catalans dragons players have returned home to a heroes welcome after pulling off one of the biggest upsets in rugby league history. these were the scenes at the airport as steve mcnamara's players touched down in france — they beat warrington wolves at wembley to win their first challenge cup yesterday. no team from outside england had ever won the trophy in its 122—year history. that's all the sport for now. in the football chelsea now lead newcastle 2—1 and fulham have extended their lead — they are now 11—2 up over burnley. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. co. uk/sport. now though it's time for the film review. now it's time for the film review hello and a very warm welcome to the fi

and what a moment for 18 year—old thomas young who produced a personal best to take gold in the t38 200. we we re well. thank you very much indeed. we were talking about dogs ten minutes a go. were talking about dogs ten minutes ago.| were talking about dogs ten minutes a go. i don't have a dog. i have become a pet person of late. i never grew up in a household with pets, but the interactions as i got older, walking the dog, now lot better. absolutely i will have one in the future. —— now a lot. dogs are such an important part of people ‘s lives. i have never seen so many e—mails. thank you for your pictures, we will work outside and to do with them. —— work with —— work out something. such a huge part of our lives as i am sure they are yours as well. hundreds of visitors are flocking to a marshland near boston in lincolnshire this weekend, to catch a glimpse of an extremely rare bird. the stilt sandpiper is a common sighting on the east coast of america, but has only been spotted twice before in the uk. the rspb say it probably got lost on its annual migration, as crispin rolfe reports

came from massachusetts, so he was a nunger, and he's actually a marine, second lieutenant thomas ashley. younguy, mid 20s. he was actually killed pretty early in the battle for hill 142, he was a member of the fifth regiment marines, the regiment that took what is essentially the northern part of the battlefield of belleau wood. it was primarily the fifth regiment. he would have never seen belleau wood, not close up. because he didn't live long enough to get there. but he was, he was killed in taking out one of the german machine guns on hill 142. so it's not just belleau wood for the marine corps. the marine corps fought at lemiere farm, and hill 142 and at belleau wood. >> the gold star mothers pilgrimages, do you know when they came here to the cemetery? and it was before the cemetery was dedicated, right? >> so yes, the gold star pilgrimages. another great part of american history that's i think largely lost. doesn't really get all of the play that i think it deserves. that the u.s. government first off gave the families of the fallen the choices we talked about. to bring their loved ones'

family that owns one of the big four supermarkets it was near the town of kingfisher the thomas walton a struggling young farmer and his wife nancy lee started their family and it was here that their son samuel more walton was born the founder of warm up there which has just been awarded the us peyton to eavesdrop on shoppers and employees in stores but while bloomberg just released their richest families top ten including chanel's where time a as do ma ma. and al brecht's al the it's a media conglomerate families and citizen kane that usually gonna most attention and play fifty three thousand people around the world we are proud and great to go and. distinguish murdoch has come to the mind of a fair few journalists are viewing a new h.b.o. series about rich families currently screening around the world on t.v. and on demand it's called succession its executive produced and directed by adam mcconaughey who won the oscar for the big shorts it was created by the writer of veep in the thick of it show and in the loop everything i've done. i've gone from my children i know i made mistakes but i've always tri

left two 18-year-old men dead, two young women injured and the driver now faces serious charges, including dui. thanks for joining us i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. we begin with developing news, five young lives changed forever after a devastating crash. >> abc news reporter cornell bernard is live at the crash scene in walnut creek. you spoke with the driver's family? >> reporter: i deon. and the family is sending condolences to those people who were impacted by this terrible crash. this fence has been taken out. the chp says he was under the influence when she drove her car off this connector ramp to the pavement below. friends and family members keeping vigil for two 18-year-old women badly injured in a crash sunday morning. the crash killed two 18-year-old men who were also riding in the car. >> everyone needs to be held up in prayer. we're asking everyone to send up good thoughts. i can't begin to imagine the pain they're experiencing right now. >> reporter: her 18-year-old cousin was driving the car which chp said plunged ohi ramp. the car reduced to a twisted piece of metal. >> my understanding this was maya's core group of friends. >> r

left two 18-year-old men dead, two young women injured and the driver now faces serious charges, including dui. thanks for joining us i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomasin with developing news, five young lives changed forever after a

there was also gold for 18—year—old thomas young in the men's t38100 metres. championships. the catalans dragons players have returned home to a heroes welcome after pulling off one of the biggest upsets in rugby league history. these were the scenes at the airport as steve mcnamara's players touched down in france. they beat warrington wolves at wembley to win theirfirst challenge cup on saturday. no team from outside england had ever won the trophy in its 122—year history. this is what you could become if you do well at maths. britain's gary hunt, a mathematical wizard, has won the cliff diving world series event in copenhagen over the weekend. 27 metres up, on the roof of the danish capital's opera house. hunt's final dive consisted of three back somersaults and four twists. he's a skilled juggler, a gifted piano player, studied criminoligy but no — he wanted to dive. we met him and he was talking about a new dive he was working on. we met him and he was talking about a new dive he was working onlj we met him and he was talking about a new dive he was workin

the criminalization of the entire belief system ok mr undue i mean in theory change young is considered under thomas region with a self-appointed local government but you know everyone knows that the guy who calls the final shots is chan war the man who has been in tibet known for his harsh measures an out and first policy. many are concerned that the man is trying to completely clamp down on dissent and opposition in the region well i think this is a. circle. the more beijing is anxious about the separatist movements and the perpetration of terrorist acts and the press perceived foreign interference in trying to foment their fragmentation of china the more beijing tightens the grip but that that is counterproductive as i was saying on the one hand of course the economic benefits and infrastructural links with the rest of the provinces would help the that these remote regions of the world but on the other hand you're talking about us as you're talking about. to announce their ethnic. sorry to interrupt you here talking about the change and region as a poor area it has massive natural resources poten

young and elderly. it takes guys like ben, he is 25. thomas wolfe wrote that he didn't understand, ben was the sort of guy who deserve the best in life and he was someone who'd gotten nothing from it. but in death it is the victorian tradition, the wolfe's there are no expense and they buy ben a fine funeral, and thomas wolfe writes that ben got more from his family in death than he had in his life. thomas wolfs first book "look homeward, angel" was published in october 1929, not long before the stock market will crash. and so for first to offer it did very well. probably sold about 15,000 copies in its first run and quickly went into a second run. and then the second run doubled the sales of the first run of the book, and pretty soon the publisher will allow the book to be printed in the modern library edition. as a result never out of print in its entire history. "look homeward, angel" will launch thomas wolfe onto the american literary scene. although the house is called old kentucky home, in "look homeward, angel" thomas wolfe called the h

flooding but human activity and inactivity seem to have made it worse andrew thomas al-jazeera called them. hundreds of young people in chicago are taking part in a basketball tournament called hopes in the hood it aims to promote peace in one of the most violent cities in the u.s. john hendren reports. this is hoops in the hood it's a basketball tournament but it's also a statement about safe neighborhoods in america's most violent major cities each year about five thousand children participate they get together and with the help of the city they block off streets in violence hot spots across chicago and they play and these are violent streets last year thirty five hundred people were shot and more than six hundred of them killed in the city of chicago strada was a member of one of chicago's violent gangs now he's a coach we do have an issue of violence in our neighborhood and i think basketball and sports is just one way we can get kids to. do something other than look like them for some is happening with some and some of. this is the end of the morning rush hour so normally the streets would be choked wit

thomas was in his chair when he was shot. >> a pretty nice young man. got caught up in the streets. >> just across the street police say a man and a woman were shot sunday night. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the female is expected to survive. the homicide may be related and drugs possibly played factor. >> this is not going unnoticed. we're responding. i'm here as a part of that response. >> members of the command staff walked along the area where the two most recent homicides occurred. >> i want to know who did it. i want justice. >> oakland police will be changing officers hours to have a higher police presence. a command staff vehicle here for the next three days and the high ranking officials will be walking the streets. >> we'll have officers come into the command post to come inside, spend time in the area. >> two other people were killed on sunday. police say these crimes are not related. these homicides the total number to 46 in oakland. stthomas say the killings need to stop, this isn't the first time they lost a brother. >> i've l

family members a 36-year-old mario thomas was sitting in his chair when he was fatally shot expect a pretty nice young man. he got caught up in the streets a little bit. he wouldn't ever heard anyone. >> reporter: across the street near the intersection where thomas was killed police say a man and a woman were shot around 7:00 sunday night the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the funeral -- the female victim was transported to the hospital and is expected to survive. at this time police say the homicides may be related and drug that this is not going unnoticed. we are responding. i said we we -- i said we would respond and i'm here personally as a part of that response. >> reporter: command staff walked along the area where the homicides occurred. talking to storeowners and victims family members who want answers. sick i want to know who did it. i want justice. >> reporter: oakland police report they will be changing officers hours to have a higher police presence. they will have the command staff vehicle here for at least the next three days. officials will be walking the streets talking to resi

. >> eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> a group of young baseball players from hawaii is is is little league world series and he hopes it can help people in the tropical storm's path. >> i told the kids this is the opportunity to give back because we know there's a lot of people at home watching the game and we said if anything, you know, for them to watch us we can give them hope. they can take their mind off and that's what we hope we did. >> the little leaguers from honolulu bet a team from new york 10-0 thursday night to advance to today's u.s. championship game. you can catch that showdown between hawaii and georgia right here on abc 7 at 12:30 and it follows the international final between japan and asia pacific at 9:30 this morning. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. saturday morning waking up clou little bit of visibility issues in petaluma. otherwise, we are looking at the skies that will clear later on today. 1600 feet is that marine layer deck and average highs have been far below the past few days. two miles in petaluma and we've been looking at so

people can't afford to have the money to go out and spend on, like thomas sanitary products, which has led to instances of lots of youngthy and bad for your body. shouldn't really use. really unhealthy and bad for your bodym is breaking down the taboo, so it is not something that is an issue to talk about. because it shouldn't be. it is something that all women go through, so why should we talk about a? this is the women's toilet in the library, and this is the vending machine, with a difference. all women and girls will have to do is press one of these two blue buttons and a free sanitary product will be dispensed. research by charity plan international says around one in ten girls in the uk has been unable to afford sanitary items. but it isn't just teenagers who can struggle to pay for the products. some women are unable to afford what is essentially a basic need. it is not something that they choose. it certainly doesn't wear long to see. i think it isa doesn't wear long to see. i think it is a bit normalise, and they are making sure that these essential items are available. i think in these last couple of years th

jersey eighty eight has already reached more than eight thousand young people and it looks like things are actually happening in thomas a malakas just been voted in as president of the new club and met elizabeth is saying again we're going to try to get some musical instruments and create more opportunities for the we want to change the mentality here and i'm sure that we're going to have to do events you know. an idea some instruments. and above all some initiative. it doesn't take much. to liven up the often every day life in tunisia. us a great project over to go hard now on the i.m.f. certainly has liven things up germany is under pressure from them to do more about its trade surplus brandram and germany's monthly trade figures have just come out and there is indeed a mild surprise import levels are on a record high that could come as well coming as to the critics of germany's trade surplus like u.s. president donald trump but the international monetary fund has also long criticized the imbalance and is not sure germany has done enough to counteract says. today's figures from the german statistics bureau show that

families insist they were tricked into attacking kim young unarmed with a toxin at kuala lumpur airport last year. thank you for watching t w brian thomas will have an update on your headlines at the top be. sure that the world over information part of the pentagon's they want to stress g.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch follow us home.

thomas? yes, hundreds have turned out here to welcome him home, he wasjoined by young riders from cycling teamsentre to cardiff castle. it is a city where his love of cycling was harnessed, he is a proud welshman, we saw that when he was draped in the welsh flag atop the podium winning the tour de france, and he was draped in it again as he stood on the stage behind me. a little relieved that people have turned out to see him. just to walk out now with this is bonkers, isn't it? thanks a lot that people have come, i was thanks a lot that people have come, iwasa thanks a lot that people have come, i was a bit worried it mightjust be my wife and my dog but the support has been insane, whether on the side of the road or on twitter orjust back home, all i can say is thanks. and john, this celebration, seeing these young riders, this is what tea m these young riders, this is what team sky needed after a difficult year. it's not been an easy two yea rs year. it's not been an easy two years following the revelations that bradley wiggins had used by therapeutic use exemption to take a drug before winni

family members say 36-year-old mario thomas was sitting in this chair when he was fatally shot. >> a pretty nice young man that got caught up in the streets a little bit but he would never hurt anyone. >> reporter: across the street near the intersection where thomas was killed, police say a man and woman were shot around 7:00 sunday night. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the female victim was transported to an area hospital and is expected to survive. at this time, police say the homicides may be related and drugs possibly played a factor. >> i want people to know that this is not going unnoticed. we are responding. i'm here personally as a part of that response. >> reporter: members of oakland police command staff walked along the area where the city's two most recent homicide that occurred. talking to storeowners and victims' family members who want answers. >> i want to know, who did it? i want justice. >> reporter: oakland police report they will be changing officers about the hours to have a higher police presence. they will have the command staff vehicle here for the next three days.

today's homecoming will begin in cardiff bay, geraint thomas will then come to the city centre, where he, along with dozens of youngall the way down to the castle. there, he'll meet the home crowd and truly celebrate what's been his crowning achievement. one of the young cyclists that'll be riding alongside the champion this afternoon will be 12—year—old elliw hunt from rhostryfan in north wales. i was so happy, i couldn't believe it. me and my dad went straight out to go on the bike when we knew that i'd be chosen. elliw will be joined by youngsters from thomas's first club, ca rd iff—based maindy flyers. the tour winner is seen as an inspiration here for the next generation of riders, hoping to follow in the champion's footsteps. to win the biggest event in cycling is amazing. he takes the time to come down here and shows us his medals and gives us some tips to be a bigger and better rider. cycling participation has grown over recent years across wales, and the capital is now being seriously considered as a destination for future world cycling competitions. very realistic for the giro d'italia, which is one of th

international avenues, family members say 36-year-old mario thomas was sitting in his chair when he was fatally shot. >> a pretty nice young man who got caught up in the streets a little bit. but he would never hurt anyone. >> reporter: just across the street, also near the intersection where thomas was killed, police say a man and woman were shot around 7:00 sunday night. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the funeral victim was transported to an area hospital and is expected to survive. at this time, police say the homicides may be related, and drugs possibly paid -- played a factor. >> i want people to know that this is not going unnoticed. we are responding. i said we will respond, and i'm here personally as part of that response. >> reporter: members of oakland police command staff walked along the area where the city poco two most recent homicide the cut. talking to storeowners and victim -- victims' family members who want answers. >> i want to know who did it. i want answers. >> reporter: oakland police say they will be changing hours to have a higher police presence. they will have the command staff vehicle

thomas has tonight's "bay area proud". >>> i first met indicate lat two years ago. we shared a story lou this youngbilities talent as an artist was broadening her world. she copies to grow as an artist and clearly as a person. >> if there's one thing we have learned from kayla jimenez over the years, her hart can be as powerful as it is beautiful. >> it's for you. >> reporter: in 2016 when a local businessman took an interest in this young woman with disabilities' work. >> that's awesome. >> reporter: and asked if he could display it publicly, it had the power to change this shy, sheltered young woman's life. >> i wanted to cry. i was just so excited. oh, my gosh, someone decides they want my artwork. >> reporter: the experience not only brought her into the greater world, it taught her what kindness could do. >> she just had such a great contagious smile. >> reporter: which is why when family friend edith's daughter amanda who lives with cerebral palsy died suddenly at the age of 22 last year, kayla turned to what she does best to help a grieving family. >> and it was a water color, a portrait of

and then to kill millions of people to take the young and the elderly and thomas wrote he did not understand he was the sort of guy who deserve the best and got nothing from it. and then the world spared no expense they buy him a fine funeral and that then got more from his family man he had in his life. the first book on word angel was published october 1929 that is when the stock market will crash so it sold about 15,000 copies and quickly went into a second run. and pretty soon the publisher allows the booktv printed in the modern library. and then never went out of print in its entire history. and from the american literary scene. it is called the old kentucky home. they also called the house in dixieland. and with the gant family. >> the back corner of the house is a very special room where they live for the last five years of his life. and then to stay in his own house. and nine years older than julia. by 1917 and then for extra care. thomas wilkes and then to get telegram to hurry home unfortunately the train did not move quickly enough he got off the train down the mountain and then

>>> a young man trying to help wildfire victims has become the latest victim of the fire in redding. i'll dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas a lineman working for pg&e died near if carr fire in shasta county. jairus ayeta was on duty when he was involved in a vehicle accident. >> cornell bernard is live for us in santa rosa with details. >> ray: friends and relatives of jairus ayeta say that he moved to santa rosa with his family several years ago. friends say he knew the risks of his job, but he was dedicated to helping others. friends say 21-year-old jairus ayeta who everyone calls jay loved his job at pg&e. that's him on the left repairing a power poll. here he is with his best friend brandon. pg&e says he was working in rural shasta county saturday near the scene of the carr fire when tragedy struck. >> they were working in dangerous terrain performing power restoration work when he suffered fatal injuries associated with a motor vehicle accident. >> ray: he was an apprentice lineman who worked with the company for two years. he moved to santa rosa with his family several years ago, his cousin told us by phone how prou

in berlin a new zealand zagg bike lane poses challenges for young and old should it be a trend or is it just a dreadful mistake. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us we begin in spain where rescue ship with eighty seven migrants on board has docked after being turned away by italy in malta as our correspondent norman's three goal reports a spanish aid group picked up the migrants off the coast of libya for those on board the most hazardous port a part of their journey is over but as we'll hear a migrant fly from spain is often precarious. nothing is left of his heart it caught fire during the night just living. in twenty fourteen city became to spain from ivory coast to find work he ended up in this slum near the town of under lucio along with up to a thousand others fires occur frequently due to the flammable building materials gas canisters and forty degrees celsius heat. because. you know. many of you. know or be looking for a. dream of a better life in europe has become a nightmare he has no residence permit and now he has no home. he can only work illegally on one of the many fruit and vegetable plantations. you

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. >> odette young says someone shot and killed her brother, 36-year-old mario thomas monday afternoon as he was sitting in this chair behind a laundromat. family created a memorial here. thomas had two children. >> they lost a good father too. >> oakland police say monday afternoon's homicide may be connected to one from sunday night just across the street. someone left flowers and wrote "rest in peace, esau." a woman who did not want to appear on camera told us esau davis was her brother-in-law. >> he was good man, a great man. he was quiet. he stuck to the shelter, took care of his kids. >> there were two other homicide sunday, one just before 1:00 a.m. on the 9500 block of e street and another at 220 a.m. on the 1100 block of international boulevard. police are describing all four homicides as disturbances wheresome someone pulled a gun. >> this level of violence is unacceptable. >> just last week, the oakland police department announced it had reduced shootings and murders by 52% since 2011 as a result of a seven-year ceasefire program. >> what we're trying to accomplish is actual

tunisia eighty eight has already reached more than eight thousand young people and it looks like things are actually happening in thomas he mike has just been voted in as president of the new club. and. again we're going to try to get some musical instruments and create more opportunities for the you know we want to change the mentality here and i'm sure that we're going to have to do a dance. and i gear some instruments and above all some initiative. there are a great way to get people in tune with classical music no matter the distance. what a wonderful in this is irrelevant what music music is your yeah music wise going to music is the great leveler it's for everyone absolutely but even male is not if you talk music today he said it talks in the seventy first look at our new film festival is well underway on the banks of largo majority in switzerland here to tell us more is our culture editor robyn method so what films are making a buzz of this festival well it is so many to choose from such a wide variety of chosen three very different ones we've got ethan hawke's new film as a director which is called blaze ethan

tunisian eighty eight has already reached more than eight thousand young people and it looks like things are actually happening in thomas moloch has just been voted in as president of the new club. and the same. we're going to try to get some musical instruments and create more opportunities for the. we want to change the mentality he had and i'm sure that we're going to have to do this you know rather than. an idea some instruments and above all some initiative. there are a great way to get people in tune with classical music no matter the distance. lovely or not the seventy first locarno film festival is well underway on the banks of a lot of much audie in switzerland and here to tell us more about that is our culture editor robin merrill so what's making waves this year of well there's certainly plenty to choose from on a wide variety as well we have got so much stars are chosen three very different films first of all the ethan hawke's new film blazed which he directed he's not the director of it and ethan hawke is actually going to get the excellence award connor film festival which is given to an actor or actress f

thomas al-jazeera. it has been thirty eight years since the end of a national literacy campaign in nicaragua tens of thousands of young people set off to live in rural areas in a bid to teach people how to read and write if it was largely successful but as john heilemann reports it hasn't led to the opportunities many get out. of the hard fighting of the revolution this was nicaragua's new start. they called it the literacy crusade in one nine hundred eighty ninety five thousand people many of them youngsters headed to the country's most i saw. ated regions to help the whole for the population that couldn't read or write it became a national obsession built around uniting rich and poor young and old eighteen year old gabriella trek to the small village of glasgow skeeters she studied for five months and among others francisco them forty she'd never been to school. no one knew how to read it was the saddest thing i remember when she was with us i was so happy and so sad when she left my girls gone i thrived. on this study thirty eight years ago the crusade finished many consider it the revolution's greatest triumph lit

. >>> a young man trying to help wildfire victims has become the latest victim of the fire in redding. i'll dion lim. >> i'm eric thomasorking for pg&e died near if carr fire in shasta county. jairus ayeta was on duty when he was involved in a vehicle accident. >> cornell bernard is live for us in santa rosa with details. >> ray: friends and relatives of jairus ayeta say that he moved to santa rosa with his family several years

family insists they were tricked into attacking him young now i'm with a toxin at kuala lumpur airport last year. thank you for watching t w brian thomas will have an update on your headlines at the top. of the world over information they provide to the penguins they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch follow us. treasure hunting in madagascar our. a perilous and highly strenuous job. but everyone here has high hopes that they'll find a fortune. but. maybe today will be their lucky day and they'll find some gems in the sand. being an image that's really a stock far and i'll be worried about my safety if i sell it for a good price the crooks will be off to me very fast i'd have sleepless nights i'd get out of here early in the morning and go home to my village of course people would be watching me there to get a bit of a woman in but getting the money out of here quickly would be the safest option and when they would it's found out and so for now if and i saw doesn't tell anyone about his discovery. thank you we're on our way to illegal sapphire mines outside the village of and save a bay in eastern

thomas al-jazeera. it's been thirty eight years since the end of a national literacy campaign in nicaragua tens of thousands of youngeople set off to live in rural areas in a bid to teach people how to read and write if it was largely successful but as john heilemann reports it hasn't led to the opportunities many get out. of the hard fighting of the revolution this was nicaragua's new start. they called it the literacy crusade in one nine hundred eighty ninety five thousand people many of them youngsters headed to the country's most.

young girl. was not very. good the weirdo's blitzer. but they were. fortunate in that one of the most bruising us to her. school to thomas was remembering a little triangle that. joined me every thursday on the elec simon short and i was speaking to get off of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you there. one of the fundamental pillars of the u.s. judicial system is the belief that you are innocent until proven guilty and you have a right to due process to face your accusers and make them prove your guilt in the court of law and while the system is filled with imperfections and injustices these basic tenets are what we fundamentally try to adhere to unless it's the us drone assassination program then apparently all bets are off started under the bush administration horrifically escalated during the obama administration and then put into overdrive now with trump in the white house the u.s. drone assassination program is the judge jury and executioner in the u.s. war on terror even even if you're a us citizen yes the united states government has on purpose not by accident actively killed its ow

young girl i was denied i . will slip to. the gills with it so read them. but they were. fortunate in that one of the most serious general me birds. to thomas was the most wonderful smile that. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us as over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten life colored crime family each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be old for the rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise was just some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and good coin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one just shows you can afford to miss the one and only boom bust . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on offer and spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. this is. the church secret indeed just like priests accused of

new season kicks off requirements a young often i'm but german football has a lot to prove after a disastrous world cup look at the challenges ahead. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us australia's beleaguered prime minister malcolm turnbull has been ousted after a majority in his own party supported calls for a new leadership treasurer scott morrison is now the country's incoming prime minister after winning the party ballot he defeated his closest rival the former home affairs minister peter dutton by forty five votes to forty now i'm turned bowl was forced out by an increasingly divided party that's grappling with poor polling results and desperate to extend its time in power. a short while ago australia's incoming prime minister spoke to reporters and set out his government's top priorities. let me also tell you my media properties in addition to of course are economic and national security is the draft. i've already discussed this is georgia said with the lua national party the season most urgent and precinct need right now and i'll be meeting with mind your general die as soon as possible to review after our response plans let's