i can see that there was a tremor at about 11:15pm, and of course in these instances we turn to social media, don't we, to see what people are saying. some very funny comments. " the earth moved beneath yorkshire, we thought the g plan had a dog underneath". dave lu key says, the g plan had a dog underneath". dave lukey says, "earthquake in hull, the lamest title for an action movie". so in that part of the country, lincolnshire and east yorkshire, there are reports of a minor earthquake. do we know what scale? i don't know this details. but you are edgy greg foe. yes, but i don't have a size mcgrath and eat their desks. terribly sorry. -- seismograph. everybody says that seems to be what has happened. saturday night in hull, how exciting. somebody says, i've been in half —— exciting. somebody says, i've been in half -- in exciting. somebody says, i've been in half —— in bed for half an hour and the earth hasn't moved for me yet. it is getting a bit fruity. let's look at the front pages, they have nothing to do with the earthquake. the sunday telegraph's main story is a warning to tory

>essential tremor disease impacts about 200,000 americans each year.an parkinson disease. goodwin is a patient here at the east bay brain and spine medical group, a part of the john muir medical center in walnut creek where the deep brain stimulation medical procedure is giving movement disorder patients control over their motor functions.sotin some cases the results are as much as a 90% reduction in movement disorder symptoms. 61-year-old vicki goodwin is in that categorysot

and eventually i began to experience a slight tremor in my legs two and come down in the biden ensue if a child has parkinson's disease the fifty one year old was diagnosed with a condition sixteen years ago it had taken several years for it to be confirmed. parkinson's is not easy to recognise especially when the person is still young. dr thomas spoke to a neurologist in the german city of minds specializes in the disorder harkins on. work and since disease is a slow progressing degenerative neurological condition the nerve cells in the brain age before their time and die off and it's caused by a deficiency of the neurotransmitter dopamine in our bodies need to over mean to help control physical movements story to push clinical symptoms are muscle stiffness and in many cases trembling in their hands or limbs and sit on the hidden . no one knows the exact cause of parkinson's disease but researchers do already know a great deal about the mechanisms that lead to the cell death. this is it an infant parkinson's can be and hear ahead but that's more the exception than the rule for most

we can see how your tremor is after switching the thing off if you agree so is it ok for me ok. so using this device here no you're turning off the brain stimulation. and we can see the shaking it's getting harder so this is very exhausting substring . it so the talking is difficult and so you can switch it on again. and this is the effect we see after the deep brain stimulation oh it's getting better. it's really good that you there that you've got this one is as good as as good as it is about to happen. the normal gold standard and treating parkinson's disease is medication so what kind of options to have while we still use leave it open which was introduced into parkinson therapy fifty years ago which is very effective but after some years of treatment becomes unstable when it's a fact so you need to develop response fluctuations and patients get off the thing can't move them to get on again and can move again in the internet you can now see video of the patient with parkinson's disease who is using mariana to cure his symptoms and actually it seems to be quite effective so c

do you get the same effect with these smaller tremors?there might be others the geological survey will be looking for. this is a relatively unusual thing here but it‘s fair to say i think people forget, we‘ve done other stories on this, there is a fair amount of geological activity underneath the uk. yes. geologically the uk is rather complex. we have had many episodes where the uk continental crust has been squashed. the last one was several tens of millions of yea rs one was several tens of millions of years ago when the alps were formed and before that was about 300 million years ago. these form faults and they persist. they can move depending on what other geological conditions change. we smile about it and i‘m sure it will make the local papers and radio stations, but will lead —— should we take it seriously? these are not going to cause damage but they do cause concern. it has to be said the uk population has become sensitised i think since the blackpool earthquakes associated with fracking and they are much more aware of them. i ha

a 5.6 earthquake striking the island already jolted by 5,000 tremors in the last month. that triggered ash flumz as high as 10,000 feet into the air. ongoing lava flows from the volcano has wiped out hundreds of homes and the bay. the once picturesque vacation land now a field of black completely inundated with molten rock. the volcanic eruptions and tremors could continue for months. >> the powerful tornado whipped across albany county, wyoming laremy leaving a path of destruction. just before 6:00 p.m. shy even issued a warning for residents to take cover. within the hour social media was exploding with images of the massive funnel cloud forming in the atmosphere. now tornadoes swirled around for about 30 minutes. damaging structures, electrical poles, power lines and fencing. so far no reports of anyone injured. >> previously convicted drug offender alice marie johnson is waking up outside the walls of an alabama jail this morning after president trump commuted the 63-year-old great grandmother's life sentence. in this emotional reunion, family members embraced johnso

they called the tremors an artificial quake possibly because of mass jumping said the group. institute post this had tweet along with the seismic activity detected. a spanish newspaper cast doubt that a phantom earthquake could be caused by a scattered fans. when that goal happened, lots and lots of jumping. the institute took issue with the doubters explaining the seismic event might be imperceptible but still it did set off those earthquake censors. grandma would be the least bit surprised. i'm leaving the track behind, but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ ♪ roar ] run! oh! i have to see this. ♪ holy! this is gonna be awesome. rated pg-13. >>> here's something that remains true no matter how desperately donald trump and his allies try to spin it. the fbi took numerous action that's hurt the candidacy of hillary clinton and it may well have led to donald trump becoming the president. then fbi director james comey said not one word

trembled.y literally the national seismic agency recorded earthquake like tremors at the same time thel was scored. 't was prompted by the fans massive jumping in mexico city. >> mexico city was extremely happy. thank you for the round up of the press. if you want to see more, you can log onto our websiteçça>>] man: we have tonight yascha mounk, the author of "the people vsvs. democracy." let me tell you a little bit about it. he's a lecturer on government at harvard university and a senior fellow at new america. he's a columnist at slate and a host of the "good fight" podcast. he's a leading expert in the rise of populism and the crisis of liberal democracy. so, that's yascha, and i think the club will recognize our moderator tonight, francis fukuyama, who has been here many times before. he's currently a senior fellow at stanford's freeman spogli institute for international studies and his new book on identity, his "identity politics" will be coming out in september. so, thank you very much, francis. thank you very much. ok, thank you.

serious economic tremors around the world. global markets down sharply after the president, president trump, threatened to slap an additional $200 billion in tariffs on china. china has threatened to retaliate. we're about 90 minutes from the opening bell on wall street. all signs point to an ugly, very ugly opening. you can see dow futures down more than 300 points already. >> we'll be following that minute by minute but joining us now to cover all of this we have david gregory and david chalian. david gregory, they can't get their stories straight on why they're doing this new policy and that is telling. the idea that president trump won't take credit for it, the idea that kirstjen nielsen says one thing and jeff sessions says another and john kelly says another, what is that about? >> well, i think it's just another example of how much dysfunction there is in the trump administration. you have figures like kirstjen nielsen and session who have crossed ways with the president and are trying to rehabilitate themselves, they'r

my main symptom is a severe tremor, and it makes me fall over.ternet and i found insta nces on the internet and i found instances of people treating it with cannabis. i know someone who uses it recreationally and i asked them to get me some to try and it was like night and day. what effect did it have? completely calmed the tremor within ten minutes. is this oil? this will the herb itself. how do you take it? rhodes at that point i was making it but these days i vaporise. —— was making it but these days i vaporise. -- at that point i was smoking it but these days i vaporise. we will talk about the recreational side of things and the arguments for and against, having discussed the medicinal arguments use. the home secretary sajid javid insists that such a move is off the table, but is the debate inevitably moving in favour of legalisation, or not? before we talk about that with you around the country and with our guests in the studio, have a look at this, the arguments for and against. cannabis is the most widely used illegal drug in britain. over

they called the tremors an artificial quake possibly because of mass jumping said the group. the institute post this had tweet along with the seismic activity detected. a spanish newspaper cast doubt that a phantom earthquake could be caused by a scattered fans. when that goal happened, lots and lots of jumping. the institute took issue with the doubters explaining the seismic event might be imperceptible but still it did set off those earthquake cens s censors. grandma would be the least bit surprised. big day. but nothing says "we got married" like a 12 ounce piece of scrap metal. yo! we got married! honk if you like joint assets. now you're so busy soaking up all this attention, you don't see the car in front of you. and if i can crash your "perfect day", imagine what i can do to the rest of 'em. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. 60% of women wear the wrong size pad and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20% better coverage day or night. because better coverage means better protection a

the island has been hit with 12-thousand tremors since may 4th. destruction will end. ( james ) and after the break... one of the worst cities in the country... it right here in the east bay. ( james ) and before we go to break... here is a look at more election results from across the bay area. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. (dave)a noted cooling trend will continue for inland areas through midweek as an upper trough arrives along the west coast and strong onshore flow continues. temperatures across the region will cool below normal through wednesday afternoon. temperatures are then expected to warm slightly late in the week, but remain near seasonal averages through the upcoming weekend. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) the list is out for the worst cities in ame

lead to, again, minimally, stomach and intestinal problems but also neurological problems with get tremors and seizures and stuff like that. the rule of thumb is to keep your pets away when there is fertilizer. usually the fertilizer has instructions on it to keep your pets away from stepping on it. and then, if they do come in contact with it, obviously paid them with something like dawn dishwashing detergent. if they eat it, you probably should take that into the vegan area . >> always good advice.:, thank you for being so good. and forgive me for getting your name wrong . >> i want to say hi to annie and efrain. i just saw than today with the dog kai . >> if you have a question about your pet's health and well- being, email us at pets at kpix .com . >> we will have joan give us answers every friday at noon. we will be right back. late run n- at ana championship is especially fun for a youngster from >>> q-tip today is on apples. some apples will look tired and merely. the honey crisp apples. the it is still good. but this time of year you have to subtract -- check all your apples very c

laughs in flower as american poet ralph waldo emerson wrote in his puns have a tremor. photographer richard fisher shows us blooms that brighten our spirits even though they're indoors at the german environment agency flowers like these radiate joy and light. the burner if i could plant on a stage give it a relatively neutral background and i separated from all the foliage from everything that surrounds it and i focus on a very fundamental factor the flower itself. and then it looks imposing as this rare rothschild slip. fishing shows it just before blooms and in full bloom. these are bloom of it all this flower is traded on the black market or the one get one for under five thousand dollars why he's because it's extremely endangered it only grows on the island of borneo on mount kinabalu off the bow and nowhere else in the world t w incidentally the flowers are all much smaller than they appear here live in the line i see here doris that house as you see here doris this one's so high and so long that when it opens like random roughly so small when it's closed. then you

. >> reporter: she was concerned that her building would likely fail in a tremor, she moved in any way because it is all she toweled a-- she could afford. >> some people are just stuck here, the minimum wage and the amount of rent. >> reporter: and the city is not making retro fitting mandatory and in that case they would get money to pay for the retro fits, and in this case it would be voluntary and not mandatory to make them stronger and safer. >>> a beloved bay area restaurant shutting its doors after 91 years of service. it is hard to believe. the oldest mexican restaurant in oakland, famous for its salsa and its chicken enchill ladsas and beef -- enchildas and beef tacos. the family has been running it for four generations and now they say it is finally time to retire. >> i hope and wish you nothing but happy innocence your retirement and -- happiness in your retirement and thank you for all of the good food. >> oh, we have to find a new favorite. >> they will close its doors for good on friday. >>> and what happens when you get 300 drones together? check out this new video of a c

. >> up to 20 a day with tremors almost 24/7. it was just very hard. >> reporter: two surgery's failed to help. in 2015, caitlin traveled to the cleveland clinic for a third procedure. during the recovery, the hospital staff helped decorate her rooms in warriors colors t. side effects included left side paralysis as well as severe headaches. this video shows her during a physical therapy session learning how to walk again. when she got back to bay area, caitlin e-mailed steve kerr who was also suffering headaches after undergoing spinal surgery. to her amazalment, he wrote back and invited her to the game. caitlin has caught up academically. teachers here applaud her spirit. she sets examples for skrunts on campus about what it looks like to hold yourself to high expectations and set goals and meet them. >> she's on the swim team where she competes with only the use of her right arm. >> i love the chemistry of the players and i love the whole fan base and everything. >> reporter: this remarkable teenager inspiring the warriors wi

the tremor, which happened at 23:15 last night, was centred on grimsby but was felt up to 66 miles awayceived reports from residents including one who told how "the whole house shook for a couple of seconds", and someone who "thought it was a lorry crashing outside". you are up with all of the main stories this morning. as we mentioned moments ago... processions are taking place across the uk today to mark a 100 years since some women w011 the right to vote. those taking part will be wearing either green, white or violet — the colours of the suffrage movement. we can now speak to helen marriage, who is the director of the event — which is called, simply, "processions" — and jenny waldman who commissioned it. good morning to you both. tell us, please, what you expect from today? well, we are expecting tens of thousands of women to gather in london, edinburgh, cardiff and belfast, to celebrate the first women getting the vote in the uk 100 yea rs women getting the vote in the uk 100 years ago. and everything that women have achieved in the last 100 years. it isa have achieved in the last

the tremor, which happened at 11:15 last night, was centred on grimsby, but was felt up to 66 miles awayreceived reports from residents including one who told how "the whole house shook for a couple of seconds," and someone who "thought it was a lorry crashing outside." an 8—year—old boy has become the youngest person ever to climb one of britain's tallest sea stacks off the coast of orkney. edward mills scaled the 450—foot old man of hoy in aid of the charity climbers against cancer after his mum was diagnosed with the illness. donations have already reached more than £20,000. he spoke to us alongside his trainer a bit earlier. i wanted to do it again. but when i was up there, it was like, i didn't want to do it again because, like, up on the top it felt really high. it was very, very tough. speaking to us earlier after his terrific achievement. back now to one of our top stories this morning, president trump's on in his way to singapore for his historic meeting with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. it follows his early exit from the g7 summit. we can talk now to our correspondent

count on me for tomorrow hoping he doesn't notice the tremor in my right leg. after a few hours i meet up for the torture ahead during that premonition brief there fo the caves i listen toopen instructio for stepping my bag with bottles of water i'm up to three quarters of a pack of cigarettes a day evidenced by the med colored phlegm that i spit into two much i like there is a cinderblock chest my nervousness about this mission is not unwarranted with a handful of close calls in afghanistan most of them here last summer just a few miles south i was pinned down with a platoon on the riverbed the gunmen tucked behind the voters firing on us from three sides we were sadly fucked and it occurred to me we may not make it out and then to go over the wide expanse which armored vehicles once across they scurried for cover a dozen soldiers try to hold six men and several more days pinned under 1500 pounds and to look at that haphazardly stacked the soldiers to escape yet another close call in the province. i am preparing myself for the possibility at the start of the p

the tremor, which happened at 10:15 last night, was centred on grimsby, but was felt up to 66 miles awayad received reports from residents including one who told how "the whole house shook for a couple of seconds", and someone who "thought it was a lorry crashing outside". an 8—year—old boy has become the youngest person ever to climb one of britain's tallest sea stacks off the coast of orkney. edward mills scaled the 450 foot old man of hoy in aid of the charity climbers against cancer after his mum was diagnosed with the illness. donations have already reached more than £20,000. we hope to talk to him. a quick look at the papers. the story mentioned about aaron banks and alleged links to the russians during the leave campaign, the eu referendum campaign, if they are on the front page of the sunday times. the front page of the sunday times. the front page of the observer, taking a look at this aaron banks story. the picture here, you be able to see this but it says, i am out of here. this is donald trump boarding and force one, making an early departure from the g7 meeting in canada and

. >> she was having up to 20 a day with tremors almost 24/7.> reporter: two surgeries failed to help. so in 2015 caitlyn traveled to the cleveland clinic for a third procedure to stop the seizures. during her recovery, the hospital staff helped her decorate her room in warriors colors. the side effects of the surgery, though, included left side paralysis as well as severe headaches. this video taken by family shows caitlyn during a physical theryeson learning how to walk again. when she got back to the bay area, caitlyn e-mailed coach steve kerr who at the time was also suffering from headaches after undergoing spinal surgery. to her amazement, the coach wrote back and eventually invited her to a game. a kind gesture that cemented her status as a super fan. caitlyn has caught up academically. applaud her spirit. >> she sets examples for students on campus about what it looks like to hold yourself to high expectations and to set goals and meet them. >> reporter: caitlyn is now on the sequoia swim team where she competes with only the use of her

eleven was an earthquake this what you're seeing in jordan at the moment as far as i can see is a tremor but it's nothing like it was a few years ago and i'm pretty sure that this can be fixed the part about the injection from the gulf and i don't disagree with what all the the other two speakers have said about the real value of this but it has another point to it which is that it will help to increase confidence in jordan's international financial obligations and commitments and you've seen a bit of that already in the last twelve hours with the performance of euro bonds jordan and so forth on the markets and that is very helpful for the country going forward and i think also that as professor iran was saying i don't think we should expect major changes in the key policy points that he made in particular when it comes to the status of jerusalem i think an independent foreign policy on jerusalem by king abdullah and the jordanian government will continue i certainly hope that it does in fact there with the european union we are one we absolutely agree that this should be left to the fin

>essential tremor disease impacts about 200,000 americans each year.mmon than parkinson disease. goodwin is a patient here at the east bay brain and spine medical group, a part of the john muir medical center in walnut creek where the deep brain stimulation medical procedure is giving movement disorder patients control over their motor functions.sotin some cases the results are as much as a 90% reduction in movement disorder symptoms. 61-year-old vicki goodwin is in that categorysot

europe is faced with so many tremors and fault lines and at the same time, it wants to stand up to theso there you go. first it has to agree it's common position. talking of the united states... there was a kim in the white house this week. no, not that one, though presodent trump says he expects to meet that kim in about ten days' time in singapore. this was donald trump's fellow reality television celebrity kim kardashian. she struggled to get her usual level of coverage, because a little known north korean, like some broadway babe, was the toast of new york. it seemed a very television moment, posing in the white house the donald trump. what is the substance?m posing in the white house the donald trump. what is the substance? it is an elaborate late coordinated and illustrated trump to create a more about this on again, off—again summit. the gentleman from north korea was given rose garden treatment. we don't do 21 gun salutes, but they almost went that far. it is like the people of huckleberry finn going up and down the mississippi selling things to unsuspecting strangers. this is

people have reported feeling tremors as far as the norwich and birmingham.e is in the studio with a. normally when it comes to earthquakes we would be panicking but it sounds exciting. on a worldwide scale it is not a big earthquake. hawaii are feeling earthquakes bigger than this several times per day. but for the uk, an earthquake of this magnitude only happens every couple of years. it is 3.9, in the humber ‘s tree centre, between lincolnshire and at yorkshire. happening at quarter past 11 at yorkshire. happening at quarter past 11ata yorkshire. happening at quarter past 11 at a depth about 18 kilometres. reports from people, some saying the whole house shook for a couple of seconds, a rumble with simultaneous trembling. lot of people said it felt like a lorry crashing outside a. no reports of any injuries, no reports of any damage. some of those reports of any damage. some of those reports you can take with a pinch of salt. reports of a falling off a shelf, a cat meowing, someone else said it made my budgie fall of its perch. this is what i find interest

th's the most ever recorded, including a powerful 5.5 magnitude tremor. >>> in laguna beach evacuations have ended as brush-fire containment efforts continue. as of last night authorities say all residents who were evacuated due to uncontrollable flames and aggressive hot spots have been permitted to return to their homes. thousands were initially displaced in what was a several mo than 400 firefighters along with air teams are still working to combat the fire.nd suffered a minor leg injury but no structuralamr additional injuries have been reported. the cause is still unclear. >>> after one of theos finals history, j.r. smith and the cleveland cavaliers looked to bounce back against the red hot golden state warriors in oakland and behind a 33-point night from steph curry the warriors' high octane offense just proved to be too much for the cavs. the babyfaced assassin set an nba finals record by hitting nine three-pointers in this game. despite every effort from lebron to keep his team in the game they just couldn't match the warriors' depth. the warriors went on to beat the cavs 122-10

people have reported feeling tremors as far away as norwich and birmingham. i spoke to the bbc‘s andy moore about how common this is. ona on a worldwide scale, if not a big earthquake. the way a feeling earthquakes begin in this several times a day at the moment. for the uk, and earthquake of this magnitude happens only every couple of years. it is 3.9. it was in the humber history centre and that is between norwich and lincolnshire. it happened at a depth of about 18 kilometres. reports from people, some people say the whole house shook for a couple of seconds, heard a rumble with simultaneous trembling. a lot of people said it dealt like a lorry mac crashing outside. ——a lorry. some of the reports you can take with a grain of salt. the book fell off the shelf, a cat meowed. 0h, salt. the book fell off the shelf, a cat meowed. oh, my goodness. ifound it interesting that it was between norwich and birmingham. about 100 kilometres from where it happened. that's right. according to some of the reports, around 3— 4 million people could have held it. as you say,

i can see that there was a tremor at about 11:15pm, and of course in these instances we

halted kyoto and large parts of western japan also felt the force of this six point one magnitude tremor. because we're doing our best to respond to this disaster urgently as some areas still cannot access gas or water as of now there is no damage and you lead a helpless realty such as and we nuclear power plants. israel has introduced a bill that would make it a crime to film its soldiers and includes videos like this one shot by an israeli human rights group showing an israeli soldier shooting dead and capacitated palestinian that led to international condemnation a person found guilty could face up to ten years in prison. it's anti-democratic in that democracy we allow people to take photos to take videos and to disseminate them on social media otherwise we are not having enough information needed to conduct a proper democratic process there's one military says it has launched an air strike against a vehicle in gaza that was sending burning kites over the border no one was injured in the attack but it marks an escalation in israel's response to the use of kites palestinians have been

it‘s believed the earthquake sensors registered tremors due to mass jumping up and down in celebration significantly, even turning heart. however in the north it is going to remain unsettled and there is further rain on the way. this is what it looks like in the short—term. still a lot of cloud around on the first part of the night and then towards the early hours of monday, the sky start clear in the west. still cloudy in the morning in east anglia and the south—east. early in the morning, a lot of us will have sunshine before the clouds again a bit more later in the clouds again a bit more later in the afternoon. the west tomorrow will be cloudy, even a few spots of drizzle, but notice how much warmer it is in east anglia and the south and also the north of england as well. going through tuesday and

the 6.1 magnitude tremor struck during the morning rush hour, leaving tens of thousands of people strandedingfield—hayes reports. this was the moment the quake hit, caught on a weather camera, overlooking 0sa ka castle. the trembler was short, but shallow and violent, the most violent to hit this city in 100 years. lorries and cars sway alarmingly on highways. food was sent flying from supermarket shelves. translation: when i was coming down on the escalator i felt a strong jolt, it was really scary. translation: i had no time to think what has happened. i was terrified. it was just very scary. the quake hit at 7:58am, right in the middle of the morning rush, as the city's commuters were heading to work. tens of thousands were left stranded, as all train services and most highways in the city were shut down. a number of major water pipes have also been ruptured. huge geizeers spewing water into the streets. japan's famous bullet trains were also brought to a halt for hours as the lines had to be checked for any signs of damage. tragically, there has also been death and injury. this wall to

it's believed the earthquake sensors registered tremors due to mass jumping up and down in celebrationoming days. —— cloudy weekend. in the south of the country it will warm up quite somatically turning quite hot. however in the north, it is going to remain unsettled and there is further rain on the way. this is what it looks like in the short—term. still a lot of clout in the first part of the night and then towards the early hour of monday, the skies start to clear across many western and northern of the country. but still be cloudy in the morning there in east anglia and the southeast. early in the morning a lot of us will have sunshine before the clouds thicken a bit more. so western air strikes should be fairly cloudy and as few spots of drizzle there. —— air should cloudy and as few spots of drizzle there. —— airshould be. as cloudy and as few spots of drizzle there. —— air should be. as a go through tuesday and wednesday, the warmth will be in place across the book of england and wales. but scotla nd book of england and wales. but scotland and northern ireland remained on the co

the tremor, which happened at quarter—past—eleven last night, was centred on grimsby but was felt up couple of seconds", and someone who "thought it was a lorry crashing outside". would you share food with a stranger? an app is encouraging people to do just that, to cut down on food waste. it‘s based in the uk, but used around the world, as dougal shaw reports. nothing today? 0k. poppy trawls cafes in her north london neighbourhood like this once a week. she is a so—called food waste hero, collecting and sold food from businesses that would otherwise have gone to waste. some seeded bread in there. she takes the food that she has salvaged back to her home but it will not remain there for long. so we have white loaves... she uploads pictures of each item onto an app, and locals can then requested for free and come and collect it. food waste is a huge environmental problem, this is the little bit that you can do. the un estimates $1 trillion of food is thrown away every year. trillion of food is thrown away every yea r. to trillion of food is thrown away every year. to fight food waste,

the tremor blowing out windows in this grocery store, shattering windows inside.s apartment torn apart. furniture thrown around like toys. this woman saying i can't explain how scared i was. missing continues.ch for the more than a thousand schools in the area are closed and hundreds of thousands could be without gas for weeks as residents are warned of potentially dangerous aftershocks. >> and just to the west of where kayna is, we have a new video from one of the giant cracks spewing lava at the hawaiian volcano. >> this is what's called fissure 8. lava is spewing 165 feet into the air and moving faster than in the last few weeks and is running right into the ocean. >>> coming up in the next half hour, a scare for a world cup soccer team. their jet appearing to catch fire under a wing. >>> but first, while immigration stands front and center, we're going to take a look at people right there in the middle of the border debate. you're watching "world news now." now." the middle of the border debate. you're watching "world news now." everyone. conditioners for from

we are seeing tremors and , talkingank divergence about tightening and markets having trouble with theirncies. mark: geopolitical gyrations have been a rude awakening for complacent financial markets. that's according to our next guest, gene frieda from pimco. -- iins us with our latest want to question you about the turkish lira. -- has it stopped around today's rate hike? gene: it is sufficient to stabilize the situation. when you look across emerging markets and look at the countries with weak balance sheets, turkey is front and center. this is way overdue. given that the central bank needed sanctioning from the president, it is still not clear whether that policy stance will continue beyond the election in july. yr.: 2017, another good it's all happening. is there something in the air? should we take away too much from this? companies weual wouldn't cast a wider dispersion to again against. gene: up to today, that's probably been right. it has been a traditional response to a stronger dollar. there have been a couple of countries where you have weak balance sheets like turkey and arg

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so europe isjust faced with so many tremors and fault lines and at the same time, it wants to stand upion. well, talking of the united states, there was a kim in the white house this week — no, not that one, though president trump expects to meet that kim in about ten days‘ time in singapore. this was donald trump's fellow reality television celebrity kim kardashian. she struggled to get her usual level of coverage because a little—known north korean, like some broadway babe, was now the toast of new york. greg, this was the arrival of the former head of the security intelligence agency in north korea with a very outsized envelope. it seemed a very television moment, posing in the white house with donald trump. what's the substance, though, behind this, do you think? well, it's an elaborately co—ordinated and orchestrated, a—la—trump effort to create more excitement about this on—again, off—again summit. the gentleman from north korea was given sort of a hero's welcome, and rose garden treatment, and we don't do 21—gun salutes but they almost went that far. this is all part of trump's

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trains kyoto and large parts of western japan also felt the force of that six point one magnitude tremor. because we're doing our best to respond to this disaster urgently as some areas do going to act as gas a water as of now there is no damage and you leaving out the cities such as and we nuclear power plants. plans for a basketball competition between north and south korea have been discussed diplomats met in the demilitarized zone a week after donald trump and kim jong un summit in singapore for participation in the asian games which started in tunisia in september is also being proposed. signing a deal to change the name to macedonia has provoked protests in the capital scope so when strangers accuse their government of selling out the republic of north macedonia is to be the new name of the country to avoid clashing with the great province of macedonia but before the decades old dispute is settled both parliaments need to approve the preliminary agreement and macedonians are due to hold a referendum in september. taking a video of israeli soldiers could soon be a crime punishable b

. >> although she was concerned her building would fail in a tremor, she moved anyway, because it is all she could afford. >> some people are just stuck here. >> reporter: another option would give landlords federal money to make the fixes. it would not be military to make -- it would not be mandatory to make the buildings safer. >>> here is a look at these suspects. police approached a 50-year-old victim, they beat him, and one of the suspect shot him saturday night. the suspects are between the ages of 19 and 22. >>> a young being -- a young boy managed to get his head stuck into a statue. he crawled into the stature at the fairfield civic center library. firefighters were able to get him out after chipping off a small piece of stone. fortunately, the boy was not hurt. >>> another popular bay area restaurant is closing up shop. the family that owns it has been running the restaurant for four generations through its 91 year span. now, the family says hey, it's time. some customers emotional when they received word of the closure. >> got to know each other through the years. i have k

reportedly it causes a minor earth tremor. can you believe that? ladies and gentlemen -- here's another tremor -- "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >>s it was a huge weekend for world cup sock or start with argentina versus iceland it ended in a tie. who would have thought? next gain mexico wait for it mexico beats germany. whdhought? that's a scker. of course as we showed you the fans go wild in mexico. and then there was brazil against switzerland yes, another time we're going to see -- got the goal look at that. now ladies and gentlemen, you can tell excited here by what was going around. first surround but i always love those picture trs the home country where is where you've got all in unison it is a real shame that u.s. is not there but there are a lot of people many this country talking about it and watching. >> it was a hiewlg deal this weekend many america. yes. >> i wonder should the nfl be worried? here they've got problems with tv rate arings and they skyrocketed for soccer at the world cup. >> joy right there. mexico city by the

we have seen ripples that could turn into tremors ndm countries em countries.in where are the red flags fed raises rates impact on high debt emerging markets is very consequential. i expect that trend to continue of weakening. vonnie: once the fed moves higher, more dangerous territory, or is it price dan? >> markets are efficient but with employment at the level it is, historical lows, increase tensions around trade, those are things that can contribute to increased volatility going forward. vonnie: i want to ask you about the code of conduct. you have been working on this for a long time and done about one year ago. the code of conduct is like the hippocratic oath. fixed traders should abide by -- are the settlements all done? >> i would not be able to comment. there are major cases in the press today. they may continue. these are historic cases, not things that have arisen since the code was undertaken. vonnie: talk to us about the code and how it is being implemented and the reaction? you are coming towards the end of your tenure. >> i have one week left in a three-year project and

. >> she was having up to 20 a day with tremors almost 24/7.to help. so in 2015, caitlin traveled to the cleveland clinic for a third procedure to stop the seizures. during her recovery, the hospital staff helped her de e ecteracots of the surgery though included left side paralysis as well as severe headaches. this video taken by family shows caitlin during a physical therapy session learning how to walk again. when she got back to the bay area, caitlin e-mailed coach receive kerr who at the time was also suffering from headaches after undergoing spinal surgery. to her amazement, the coach wrote back and eventually invited her to a game. a kind gesture that cemented her status at a super fan. she's caught up academically, teachers applaud her spirit. >> she sets examples for students on campus about what it looks like to hold yourself to high expectations and to set goals. and meet them. >> reporter: she's now on the sequoia swim team where she competes with the use of only her right arm. but warriors basketball will always be her first love.

well that mexico goal caused such a celebration in central america that it caused an earth tremor. love that! everybody else being quiet. —— football. another of the favourites — brazil — also had a stuttering start to their campaign. everything looked rosy for the five time champions when the former liverpool forward phillipe coutinho smashed in this stunning first half opener against switzerland. but then it all went a bit wrong for them, as steven zuber equalised. it's the first time that brazil have failed to win their opening match since 1978. tommy fleetwood matched the lowest round in us open history, but could only finish second behind defending champion brooks koepka. the englishman became only the sixth player to shoot a final round of 63. yet if this had gone in, he might have forced a play—off. because koepka tapped in to win by one stroke, which makes the american the first to retain the us open title for 19 years. johanna konta lost the final of the nottingham 0pen for the second year in a row. the british number one was beaten by australia's ashleigh barty in three s

but the prospect, the possibility of cohen flipping would really send tremors throughout the west wing. >> john, i actually disagree about that. i think it is more likely than not that he will cooperate. keep in mind that if he's indicted, 90% of the people who are indicted in federal court wind up pleading guilty. if they indict you, you have very, very little chance going to trial. michael coe help does not want to spend many years in prison. and he knows that donald trump is not a loyal person. so he is probably not going to get much support from him. i think cohen, who like everyone, has a keen eye for self-interest. he may well decide that is the best decision. >> the difference between that and the other 90% is he has the power to pardon. that may be the calculation. >> pardoning michael cohen would be a quantum difference from pardoning anyone he is considering. there is absolutely no public interest in pardoning michael cohen. people will assert that pardoning him alone is an impeachable offense. he has no public role. there is no claim that he has any sort of public interest.