blamed for having evil spirits and face physical abuse we have an article about that if you search for togo on our website at al jazeera dot com now japan is taking a different approach approach for its high suicide rates by installing blue l.e.d. lights and guardrails at train stations since doing that the number of people jumping in front of trains has gone down but why the blue lights they can actually help calm you down and can. lax passengers because of japan's success in this the u.k. has started installing blue lights as well now if you struggle with any type of mental health and want to share your experience you can let us know what different methods have been helpful or not helpful for you are a genius good thing maybe you've got a question for our next guest at least in london who's the c.e.o. of united for global mental health a she's been attending a global summit on mental health in downing street today the prime minister's residence in london so thanks for stepping out to making the time for us do you feel you've had a successful day today you've made some inroads. thank you y

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the streets here in berlin for what's billed as a protest against racism and problems in order for togo tell us what it's all about . also coming up in the show the heartache and deadly aftermath a reporter travels to the florida panhandle to see firsthand the devastation to hurricane michael splashed into the coastal. welcome to the program did an apple watch record the death of jamal khashoggi that's what media are claiming following the disappearance of the dissident journalist over a week ago in the saudi call in istanbul turkish officials accuse saudi arabia of torturing and killing inside the complex and say they have audio and video evidence and u.s. president donald trump has now pledged to punish the saudis if they are responsible saudi arabia calls the allegations baseless lies. this is the last public footage of jim out. walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second the washington post where she is a columnist says secret audio and video footage shows the journalist was detained inside by a saudi security team who tortured and killed him and dismembered h

and i really look forward togo g. i would have done it even sooner, but i didn't want to disrupt any more than they already had disruptions. >> the white house says this visit will also express the support of the american people grievingh those in pittsburgh. the first family is due back here in washington later this evening. live here in northwest, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you and stay with news 4 for continuing coverage from pittsburgh. we'll be following president trump's visit as well as showing you how the victims are being remembered andurelebrated in area. >> it's 5:04. new details on the florida m accused of sending packages with explosive materials to people critical of president trump. 100ad a list of more than people he was targeting. he appeared in court for the first time yesterday. he's charged with sending more than a dozen packages to democrats including forme presidents clinton and obama. the fbi tied him to the packages using dna and afingerprint. defense attorneys say the evidence against

do we open thisup and motor voter was the response and what that meant was you no longer just had togo to the board of elections to register . you can register when you are getting your drivers license to begin to open this up . in that law is language that the republicans required that said okay, but you've got to maintain the voter rolls. so people who had moved out of their district, there no longer on the roles. it sounds reasonable, people who have died are no longer on the roles but the law gives this series oftripwires that must be met before you start moving people off the roles . >> one of the things why you cannot remove people solely because they haven't voted. the law is very clear on that. >> what we are saying for instance in ohio, ohio, their secretary of state has removed about 2 million people from the voter rolls, this is a key swing state. 1.2 million of those for not voting. 1.2 million were not voting. in one of those major purges, 25 percent of those who were purged come straight out of cuyahoga county which is cleveland, a democratic stronghold that also has a si

yacob from togo has sted in the south, and is working as a plumber in the town of la linea.asked us to protect his identity. >> ( translated ): my advice would be: i am not god, but i'd say that if you are able toev aceverything you want in your country, stay there. sometimes when you are there, you build expectations, like europe being a paradise or a place where you can ge everything you want without suffering. but when you get here, thingsdi arerent. if you are not lucky, it will be difficult for you to be free in europe. >> reporter: dr. saida ayala is a lecturer in migration studies, who is also actively involved in helping the newcomers. she argues that spain needs to do more. >> ( translated ): i believe the situation is so tough europe should open borders and open doors and help every person. it is not just italy, it's all of europe. we should op doors and receive and host. spain has the capacity to accept people. op reporter: three years into this crisis, and eremains as divided as ever. more countries are becoming increasingly hartiine in their des against migrants

tragically our red cross teams came across a village called to togo it is on the border of pallu and siggy it is a village that has been completely obliterated it was once home to fire a hundred people and they have just recovered fourteen bodies and they're continuing their search and rescue efforts access to these areas are is difficult we've actually tried to come up with very creative ways we've actually deployed three ships full of supplies and goods which should be reaching palu today with things like tents mobile kitchens mosquito nets things that people can use in as well as tragically our body bags to recover the dead or theresa may says the u.k. is not afraid to leave the european union without a deal the british prime minister was in an upbeat mood for the closing speech at the conservative party conference may defended her plan for breaks it in six months time and said the united kingdom will be a champion for free trade across the world. no one wants a good deal more than me but that has never meant getting a deal at any cost britain isn't afraid to leave with no deal if

i got togo. >> listen.go, the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, is going to be on. also i think this is a big story. we keep talking about the border crisis. the biggest story, voter suppression. that's what we're going to focus on this hour. >> truostrong, don. >>> how many of you are old enough to remember when president trump and ted cruz were the bain of each other's existences. now they're bffs. love fest in texas. what a turnaround. people are shocked. not me, and i'll tell you why, next. manyingings ♪ because no one gets an opinion on how you live your life, why you shave, or how you show your skin. my skin. my way. ♪ five-year cancer survivor. being diagnosed with cancer made me rethink everything in my life. the things that became important to me were the relationships with people. we pulled together closer as a family. i had so many people at ctca helping me find a way to go through the treatments, to prepare me for anything i would've faced. cancer showed me what true livin

. >>> as we pointed out earlier in the program, there are exactly two weeks togo until the midterm electionsd this morning he's heading to florida this weekend, campaigning in a state with two high profile races for governor and senate. president obama has been on the trail as well lately. he's been campaigning in las vegas. for her part, hillary clinton is in florida tonight at a private fund-raiser for andrew gillum in his race against ron desantis. president trump continued to make mrs. clinton public enemy number one for the two years after beating her in the election, and some democrats worry her re-emergence will only embolden the president and his allies. randi kaye sat down with a group of florida democrats to get their take on the return of hillary clinton. >> a show of hands, how many of you think overall hillary clinton is more of a liability than an asset to the gillum campaign? almost all of you. >> hillary clinton is seen as this kind of figure that the right rails against. they go to rallies and they say lock her up. >> hik is a rallying point for the right. they use that mess

to reach people who've been cut off tragically our red cross teams came across a village called to togo it is on the border of pallu and siggy it is a village that has been completely obliterated it was once home to fire a hundred people and they have just recovered fourteen bodies and they're continuing their search and rescue efforts access to these areas are is difficult we've actually tried to come up with very creative ways we've actually we've deployed three ships soul of supplies and goods which should be reaching palu today with things like tents mobile kitchens mosquito nets things that people can use in as well as tragically body bags to recover the dead the un's top court has ruled that the u.s. should lift sanctions on humanitarian goods to iran iran has hailed the decision by the international court of justice as a victory but washington says the i.c.j. has no jurisdiction in the matter so in basra the reports from tehran. in the case of iran versus united states of america the fifteen member bench of the international court of justice ordered the american government to mak

in 1996, we had our first precedent decision, which involved a woman -- and forced marriage from togo who was granted asylum on definition fleeing the persecution and that it was being inflict dead on account of her membership in a social group defined by gender along with other ex. in 2004 we have the department of homeland security at the highest levels than this was under president george w. bush issuing a brief in the controversial matter in which the department of homeland security stated that women who flee domestic violence specifically could meet the definition and charting out what would be the appropriate legal analysis and factual finding. in 2009 bad the dhs again at the highest level of its decision-makers in d.c. filing a similar brief in the case of matter at a mexican woman fleeing domestic violence. this culminated in the 2014 decision matter if they are cg -- arcg, and as chris said recognizing the woman fleeing domestic violence from guatemala as qualifying for asylum. this was not just some -- arcg was not just something that came into existence without a long as t

de togo cree que su base de llevar al triunfo.a, amnistÍa para inmigrantes, medicina pÚblica y altos impuestos y yo pienso que estÁn completamente equivocados, apuntÓ el senador republicano. esta noche ambos se verÁn las caras por segunda vez en un debate que tendrÁ lugar en san antonio. inicialmente habÍan acordado hacer tres debates. el segundo se suspendiÓ por la audiencia del juez brett kavanaugh pero se espera la posibilidad de que sea de nuevo reprogramado en los prÓximos dÍas. en mcallen, texas, pero rojas univisiÓn. carolina: en parte de los hispanos que pueden votar, el 40% son millennials asi que chicos a votar el prÓximo noviembre. ante los potenciales impactos del calentamiento global surge uno que preocupa a muchos, la cerveza. un estudio publicado por la revista "nature" encontrÓ que la sequÍa y el calor el primer serÍan los cultivos de cebada, ingrediente principal del licor, lo que provocarÍa escasez y fuerte aumento de los precios. el informe arrojÓ que durante los eventos climÁticos más severos el consumo mundial