it's not a committal trespass. it's not a tort. government concedes his presence in the car and the language used in jones was the presence wrongful and the government concede his presence in the car is not wrongful. likewise his driving the car is itself not law unlawful. he's not a car thief. >> may i stop be there because you mentioned a house rental and do any of our decisions involve the case where the owner of the property says no rentals or no subleases but the renter subleases anyway and i thought it was assumed in our cases that that the guest was there with the permission of the owner? >> jones itself was a rental case and there's only a discussion that jones was there with permission of his friend the renter not with the owner. >> but there wasn't anything in the case about the owner where he said no as there is in this case nobody but one we authorized. >> yes, your honor but this case is instructive on that. their beliefs did bar the renter for moving and immediately setting up distillery equipment and the state argued

with 245 of those occurring at highway railway crossing and 590 from trespassing incidents. both of those are higher than the 2016. in fact, sadly, a pedestrian was struck in rhode island just days ago and amazingly and thankfully survived. but this is a problem we must address. hour others, however, have not been as important. this is the way to address this while providing assistance for implementation of project train control. we all recognize that the safety of rail systems are clearly linked to investment and oversight. i'm particularly proud of the rail adjustments we were able under the omnibus under senator collins' leadership. the automatic track inspection program and ptc oversight at the fra. in 2018, we provided $592 million for chrissy grants with 250 million set aside for ptc implementation. it was also important that we make commuter rail agencies available for that ptc funding since they had the greatest needs. unfortunately, the fra decided to issue an opportunity for only the million set aside for ptc and hold back the remaining $280 million chrissy funding

and when combined with trespasser fatalities, they contributed to 96% of all rail related deaths last year. in an effort to address these problems, this committee has provided funding to the department of transportation for media campaign to increase awareness of highway railway crossings. we somehow have to get across the message that you cannot beat the train by violating the rail crossings. to determine their effectiveness. let me now turn to senator reed for his opening remarks and apologizing before you got here with the permission of your staff due to the votes that we have ongoing on the floor. >> well, thank you, chairman collins. not only for holding this important hearing, but also for your extraordinarily leadership and your generosity and kindness. thanks for letting me say a few words. we are here at a very important topic, which is the rail safety, which touches every aspect of american life. and we are also responding to, as chairman collins pointed out, several high profile rail accidents over the past several months. some of which were positive train control preventab

i worry about the glare and the trespassing of light at night. >> president hillis: thank you. >> my name is frank lima and i live within 100 feet of the property and i lived there for -- and i also did receive notification prior to this project and i also won't repeat everything. i feel like the building likes like an office. it's a fortress down below and windows up above like an office has. no other builds in the neighborhood has vertical rise texture or exposed reinforced concrete like this building does. that's really all i have to say since everybody else said everything. >> my name is lauren and i live down the street from the house and i am just building off from what the previous speaker said i just wanted to make you aware that last lov november the projt sponsor purchased 3255 octavia for $800,000 over asking. two of the family sellers originally expressed concerns with the project. two weeks ago filed a building permit for roof deck, windows and rear facade for this abiding building. i would like to read a letter for another member she lives at 1453 and 1455 francisco str

sadly, a trespassing pedestrian was struck by a train just days ago and amazingly, thankfully survived. but this is a problem we must address. others, however, have not been as fortunate. this is the second incident in just a year and a half. we recognize that the safety and efficiency of the rail systems are linked to investment and oversight. i am proud of the improvements we were able to make in the 2018 omnibus under senator collins leadership. this committee has increased funding for safety program such as the automatic track inspection program and ptc oversight. in 2018, we provided $592 million with 250 million set aside for ptc implementation. it was also particularly important that we make commuter rail agencies eligible for that funding, as they have the greatest need for public assistance. unfortunately, the fra decided to issue a notice of funding opportunity for only the minimum set aside for ptc and to hold back more than $340 million of the remaining funding , unnecessarily delaying important safety and infrastructure projects. ptc implementation is an eligible activity

they say thieves trespassed onto their burnout property and still something they made from the ashes of the fire. ktvu's tom baker tells us they were saving this special item for the new home they were hoping to bill. -- build. >> we are taking a lot longer than we thought on this process. >> the crown jewel of this home was a 250-year-old oak tree. until the firestorm took it, the scaly's say they loved and nurtured that old oak for almost 3 decades. >> we sent so much time back here. we had lights strong and in the summer we would sit out for hours. we would entertain. it was a huge part of our lives. >> reporter: the tree was dead, but the scaly's asked the arborist to put aside a large piece of the chunks unburned interior corporate that turned out to be a large 300 pound oak and you. the heart of the tree shown here. they were going to put glass on top to make it a large table so the memory of that tree could live on in their hearts once their new home was rebuilt. >> we bought this lot because of the tree. we chose it because of the tree. >> reporter: has continued bad luck wou

keith morrison: it was just a minor trespassing incident, after all.later, it didn't seem so minor. time to find both cars. the dog trainer's car was no longer at the grange hall, but an alert detective noticed it here, in the parking lot of the northern lights casino, three miles from the place where the ladies had seen it. looked like blood on the back of a car. and when investigators ordered up the casino's surveillance video, they saw this. 6:21 pm, october 28th, perhaps seven hours after the ladies saw the car at the grange. here was someone driving mark's car onto the casino parking lot. whoever it was, abandoned it. and now dan luvera's investigation was moving very quickly. immediately started trying to find out who this michael oakes guy was that was seen behind the grange by the two witnesses. keith morrison: once police had michael oak's id, they discovered he was spending time with linda opdycke, mark's ex-wife. so now, two officers from the okanagan county sheriff's department paid a visit at linda's house here in winthrop, washington. and

>>> a settlement reached between philadelphia in two men arrested at a starbucks for allegedly trespassing. the terms of the agreement may be surprising to you. >>> two men are behind bars in connection with a deadly shooting of a daly city man. he shot and killed his coworkers boyfriend which he turned down his romantic advances. it happened last week at the victims home in daly city. authorities are charging jonathan rivera who supposedly drove the getaway car. >>> a 14-year-old girl is recovering after getting hit by her eye. fragment of a bullet fired by a police officer. authorities are looking into the circumstances of the shooting. the police chief calls it an accident. police spotted the stolen band with three teenagers inside. a 16-year-old driver led them on a high-speed chase. two girls who were passengers started to get out of the van. >> an officer was directing them to the ground and had his firearm pointed at the ground and not at the girls. inadvertently discharged around from his service weapon. >> this is a photo of the gun similar to the one that went off. the gun was no

five thousand employees this follows an incident in april in which two black men were arrested for trespassing awaiting for a friend in a philadelphia branch the company says the sessions will give employees a better understanding of how racial bias works. c.e.o. kevin johnson apologized we flee for the philadelphia incident and the company settled with both men for a two hundred thousand dollars charitable donation. bicester business with a. loan term to install a new exhibition in the title slots it's called title being the art lines a stretch of beach on belgium's coastline. sculptures among the waves between change and. detail. lynn odland live cooking for the white chocolate ground is shaking now but the shuttle is your favorite to live live it is the to make a point on the turkey to go over the politics of the entire country the champion of three conflicts for the last sixty years douglas for mines. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. the future first for the rich but for many poor people it offers their only chance of survival. cannot be done for today just like. the repo

sang songs as they volunteered to be placed in handcuffs and chart -- charged with misdemeanor trespassing. >> we did everything to avoid arrests, but there were 40 people that wanted to advance the cause by voluntarily getting arrested. >> we would like this to be a national discussion. >> reporter: a wall of protesters walked out of this farm carrying chickens that they believe are being mistreated. did you pull these animals out? >> yes, we did. >> reporter: they believe they have the legal right to do this. it is an argument they have may be for and an argument that has worked as all previous charges against them have been dropped. farmers say -- >> it is bull crap. >> reporter: they said that the farmers are close personal friends of his. >> they do not have the right to come on private property and disturb a legitimate business like this. these people take care of these animals better than some people take care of their children. >> reporter: but they are desperate for public discussion. they are willing to provoke and go to prison if necessary. the organizer called out whole foods a

that all trespassers will be transformed. i'll see you soon, imposter witch. i really like this.he complicity of the storytelling. the fact that you are seeing some quite complicated issues of guilt and remorse and duty and that kind of thing, but doing so in a way which is really magically engaging. there are moments in it when you think i am looking at this wonderous spectacle. you see these fantastic fiery displays. but it is really to do with little details, you believe in the characters and you believe in these situations even when they are utterly fantastical. there are two versions of it, the original language version and the dubbed version, you are hearing a clip from the dubbed version there. i thought it was really well done and i liked it very much and it is one of those things, i am a big fan of animation and i think it is great to have all these forms of animation coexisting side by side at the moment. this is a really fine piece and i think anybody could enjoy this. really good piece of work. mary and the witch's flower. best out this week. i am officially in troubl

>> i was charged with criminal trespassing. >> jimmy: okay. >> on -- private trespassing and engagingh that once -- >> jimmy: once it went to court. the probation -- do you have to go report to a probation officer when you're arrested for something like that? >> sometimes. it just depends on i guess the settlement that you come to. >> jimmy: i see. >> i didn't. i didn't have to report to anyone. i just basically couldn't get arrested again or break the law for a year. >> jimmy: so you had to be really careful. >> yeah, really good. >> jimmy: did you have that in mind at all times? yeah, maybe i'll take it easy here or there? >> luckily i was out of the country for most of that time. i was in fiji making this movie. >> jimmy: oh, right. >> and a bit of a season in europe. i didn't have to pay too much attention to it. but yeah, it's something that you constantly keep in mind. i feel we break laws often and don't know it. you could be standing on someone's property line and not be aware of it. i had to focus in more on my actions. >> jimmy: now that the probation has been lifted, do you

we were trespassing that we were not welcome, she was like y'all going to jail> why city officials say police should not have been called. a kayaker goes ends up in the water....and unaware of the danger lurking nearby. we talk to him about the close encounter. (ken) tonight in the east bay .... a vigil is being held for a teenager who drowned in his school's swimming pool yesterday.(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne (pam) and i'm pam moore. grief counselors have been on hand during school hours ... and this evening, the community is coming together to remember the freshman.(ken) kron 4's ali reid joins us live from san ramon valley high where the vigil is about to start. ali? a large crowd is expected at tonight's vigil, so it will be held in the school's football field.students, friends and people from the community are starting to gather here at the school.also, the memorial in front of the pool where ben curry drowned ...continues to grow.he was found at the bottom of the deep end yesterday afternoon.friends say t

but if you decide not to come, there's a rule, remember, that all trespassers will be transformed.er witch! i really like this. i — i love the way it looks, i love the complicity of the storytelling, the fact that it's, you know, it's dealing with some quite complicated issues of, you know, guilt and remorse and, you know, duty and that kind of thing, but it's doing so in a way which is really, really magically engaging. there are moments in it when you think "i am looking at a sort of wondrous spectacle." you see at the screen at the moment these kind of, you know, fantastic fiery displays. but it is really to do with little details — you believe in the characters, you believe in these situations, even when they are utterly fantastical. there are two versions of it — there's the original language version, there's also a dubbed version which you are hearing a clip from there, the dub features people like jim broadbent. and it's — i thought it was really well done and i liked it very much and it is one of those things — you know, i am a big fan of animation and i think it is great t

. >> the suspect could face charges for loitering and trespassing. he could be charged with burglary. >>> victimized again. what is being done to help contact homeowners and construction crews as they try to rebuild. >> we have details on an accident involving a suspected drunk driver. >> we have the weekend plan in terms of the weather. we will be back with your friday through sunday forecast. . >>> sky fox is overhead where a pickup truck caught fire in the southbound lane near the jackson street exit. firefighters arrived and were able to put out the fire quickly. the driver was not hurt. >>> a suspected drunk driver is in custody after what could have been a devastating accident involving a school bus in gilroy. the driver was going 90 miles per hour and crossed the southbound lane, then striking a school bus with 46 students on board. that she was seen on inside next to the bus. they had just let of students. only one medical center. the 25-year-old man driving is being held on suspicion of dui. >>> the city of oakland is proposing a new idea to

officers arrested him yesterday afternoon for trespassing and prowling. >>> can't get enough of the royal wedding. people still buzzing about the i dos in windsor. we'll look at all the moments from the modern royal wedding. >>> a new policy at starbucks to change coming to cafes and a recent event that sparked that move. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. prince at windsor castle. . >>> the fairytale has come true. meghan markle has married her prince at windsor castle. it was a royal wedding unlike any other as the bride and groom put their own mark on the safrmt most anticipated nuptials of the year and a crowd of 100,000 outside. we go through the day's ev

we were trespassing that we were not welcome, she was like y'all going to jail> why citye should not have been called. a kayaker goes ends up in the water....and unaware of the danger lurking nearby. we talk to him about the close encounter. (ken) tonight in the east bay .... a vigil is being held for a teenager who drowned in his school's swimming pool yesterday.(ken) thank you for joining us i'm ken wayne (pam) and i'm pam moore. grief counselors have been on hand during school hours ... and this evening, the community is coming together to rembe

. >> is it trespassing?ily. >> even though the drone is on my property, it's not necessarily trespassing? >> it depends on how high up it is, what state you're in. it's tough to call it trespassing. >> back live in illinois. you can hear the buzz, it sort of sounds likor neighbor is mowing your you lawn. but when you're inside your house, the windows do block a lot of noise and it's pretty quiet. coming back here something else i want to point out. we bought these recreational drones last night, right off the shelf and a lot of them come with cameras built in. when you get a recreational drone, even for your kid, you are supposed to register this with the faa. but most people don't do that and our expert says the faa isn't checking. which means if you pay cash for this stuff, guys, there's no way to trace it so creeps can do it, and even if you were to see the actual drone, it makes it much harder for police to catch you. >> can you just close those blinds, right? bye-bye. >> i'm going to get out of here bef

two men arrested for trespassing while waiting for a friend at a philadelphia starbucks. starbucks and police later apologized. >> i was appalled actually. >> reporter: but the damage was already done. >> i have always seen starbucks as a very equal company. >> reporter: in a move that will cost the company nearly $12 million, they closed 8000 of their stores for antivirus training. >> we are here to make starbucks a place where everyone feels welcome. >> reporter: this woman said she is not shocked by what happened but is glad that they're taking action. >> i've experienced all kinds of racism both in and out of stores. i'm not surprised it is happening. >> reporter: the staff say the conversation will be about race, bias, and building a diverse company as part of its longtime anti-bias efforts. >> it can't hurt. i think it could very well do some good for awareness. >> they are doing what they have to do, and if they want to remain here that is what they have to do. >> reporter: they are closing their partner stores, about 7000 of them including those inside airports an

showing two black men being arrested for what police said was trespassing at a philadelphia starbucksep on walking ♪ >> reporter: the incident sparked outrage across the country. calls for boycotts. starbucks accused of racism. >> the point is, this moment represents a time in american life where corporations can't get away with the same old status quo response to racism. >> reporter: the men, rashaun nelson and donte robinson, were in philadelphia's upscale ritten house square area, waiting to meet a potential business associate who lives in the neighborhood. >> a real estate meeting. we've been working on this for months. >> reporter: they'd arrived early and rashaun asked the woman at the counter if he could use the restroom. >> she stated that they were for paying customers only. and i just left it at that. >> reporter: minutes later the manager called the police. >> hi, i have two gentlemen in my cafe that are refusing to make a purchase or leave. >> reporter: police arrive, so does andrew yaffe, the friend they were waiting for. rashad and donte were arrested and held in custody

. >> they were charged with trespass and taken to the jail. direct action everywhere is a national animal welfare group. sunrise farm denies the accusations of animal abuse. >>> southwest airlines is apologizing to the uc berkeley in women's basketball coach after a desk agent stopped her from boarding because the agent didn't believe her one-year-old biracial son was hers. it happened at the denver airport on sunday. she said the employee told her she had to prove he was her son, despite having his passport and that his father was there, as well. she was eventually allowed to board with her son. southwest apologized and said they would use the situation as a coaching opportunity for employees. she says it was hurtful but does appreciate the airline's apology. >>> the families of the two men killed in separate police shootings in san francisco are speaking out. they slammed district attorney george gascon for his decision not to charge the officers involved. a civil rights attorney once a statewide investigation. >> reporter: rye motion on the

zachary cruz pleaded guilty to trespassing at the parkland school where the shooting took place. in virginia, he will have a maintenance job and electronic angle monitor. cruz's brother, nikolas cruz, could face the death penalty if convicted for the february shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 people were killed. >>> the defendants in the ghost ship warehouse fire back in court this morning asking the case to be dismissed. kpix 5's jessica flores was at the hearing and has the judge's decision. >> reporter: michelle, there were a lot of developments in the last hour. first, i want to get you a bombshell here. the attorney for derick almena tells us that almena will testify in the trial set to begin in july. now, as for the motion to dismiss, the judge denied it. but it was some good news for max harris because the judge did signal that harris could possibly be released from jail and await the trial out on zero bond. good news for harris, bad news for almena because he didn't get the same opportunity here. but here are the co- defendants. we have derick almena an

hector leanos junior was arrested on trespassing charges, and prowling.alliance camera caught the suspect looking into a bedroom window and walking down a driveway earlier this month. police also say the man is also dealing with domestic violence charges... unrelated to this case. ( marty )it was a horrifying discovery of a childs body found inside a storage unit in sacramento. now two people are in custody, including the father of the child. sara zendehnam has the story. voice of leyanie robinson, victim's mother: "i'm just really hurt and sad and mad."that's how this mom feels after learning the horrifying details of her 5-year-old daughter's death. callie had so much life to live... voice of leyanie robinson, victim's mother: "got compliments on how she's always smiling."...but will never get the chance. her body was found in this sacramento storage unit tuesday evening.(no font) "it's a tragedy that this has occurred. we're cooperating with law enforcement 100 percent." this is her dad - tyler anderson, and his wife - averyauna anderson. the reno poli

"direct action everywhere," an animal organization, volunteered to be arrested for misdemeanor trespassing. >> we tried everything to negotiate with them to avoid arrests. but there's about 40 people who were determined to advance their cause by voluntarily getting arrested. >> we would like this to be a national discussion. >> reporter: a wall of protestors walked out of cal egg farm in petaluma carrying chickens they believe are being mistreated. >> did you pull these animals out? >> yes. >> what's going on with this animal? >> she has an apparent neck injury. >> reporter: direct action everywhere believes they can do this. it's an argument they have made before. an argument that's worked as all previous california charges against them have been dropped. farmers say -- >> it's bull crap! >> reporter: phil brooks works in the industry and says cal egg's farmers are close personal friends of his. >> i understand their point but they don't have the right to come on private property, disturb a legitimate business like this. these people take care of these animals better than some people take

arrested friday for prowling and trespassing. investigators believe he could be linked to other unsolved burglaries in the willow glen neighborhood. >>> in napa county, two people arrested after leading police on a high speed chase. these images from a chp chopper. officers say they attempted to stop a speeding motorcycle sunday afternoon. the driver and passenger sped off. the two were stopped a short time later. >>> this morning people all across texas held a moment of silence to pay tribute to the victims of friday's school shooting in santa fe. >> reporter: students and well wishers gathered outside santa fe high school during a statewide moment of silence. some left messages on the 10 crosses erected in memory of the teachers and students killed here friday. comfort dogs, all golden retrievers, were also on hand to help distraught students deal with the tragedy. alexis feels this grieving community will grow stronger as time passes. >> we're going to love each other a lot more than before and be thankful and humble. >> repor

he was arrested for prowling and trespassing. >>> a fire crew rescued a man who fell off a cliff at 4 pm today. he and his dog fell 40 feet, and took crews an hour and a half to recover him. he is expected to be okay, his dog is in the care of animal control and was not seriously injured. >>> 40,000 people are expected to hit the pavement for the annual 12 kilometer race by the bay bridge that ends at ocean beach. we are in san francisco where the the streets are already closed off to traffic. >> here at the sap is a to panhandle, the crews are putting together the finishing touches. they setting up for the parties for the annual bay to breakers. >> it's an event that is world renowned, it's a bucket list race for lots of people. >> it begins at the bay bridge and takes people through the square, and golden gate park before ending at ocean beach. runners can extend their run an extra three kilometers on the great highway to earn a bonus metal. here at pier 35, we came across some pictures of runners who ran last year. >> we were dressed as chickens, and we got a lot of feet -- feedbac

[applause] [fire ants] sirens] >> the university claims are you are trespassing and has contacted thepolice department in connection with your activities. the department will take all the necessary action against you. your order to remove yourself from the premises and it is separate and apart from any question of amnesty. subject to proper disciplinary action by the university in any event, if you remove to leave the building. [protesting] >> they managed to push them all together. they were all sitting on the floor and they pushed them together and got them so they could hardly move. they had something in their hands. >> so many people, and they just rushed. >> they came right past us. >> get back! >> stop. move away from the door! there's a doctor at the door! >> these guys are animals. they attacked us from behind. >> there was a solid line of police. people in front of me were individualn, each cop standing on the line put his licks in and they were laughing. i will never forget it. >> there seems to have been orders, as so often is doing demonstrations. the was running and i ask

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charges have been made against 12 people for trespassing, drug offenses, and that. authorities say they will take a tougher approach in the future. "we will carry out deportations and do what is necessary to achieve this. we will not allow legal vacuums to arise, as has emerged here. bulwark against this sort of behavior in the strongest right we can -- we will work against the sort of behavior in the strongest weight we can." a firm approach like that has the support of most german politicians. brent: let's pull in our political correspondent for he is on the story for us tonight. it is interesting looking at these events, politicians they support this deployment, for these events show us how tense the situation is in many of these refugee shelters in germany, doesn't it? trump authorities have to -- reporter: authorities have tried to describe this situation is unprecedented, more an exception than the rule, saying other deportations had been carried out without violent incidents, but this particular incident, rent, does reveal the debate going on in germany about

her road deeds as a reporter looked more like petty crimes trespassing on the presidential residence of victory on a covert age leading the rioting crowd to seize the key of city administration building breaking into a car of the security service of ukraine it looked like tatyana was more interested in making news than reporting it and gaining name recognition that could be turned into votes for her struggling political career in the opposition party fatherland she gave the world media a christmas present in two thousand and thirteen when she was cruelly beaten by unknown assailants on the road despite the fact that in just three days all the suspects were arrested and confessed to beating tatyana during a road rage incident world media kept insisting upon the political background of the crime instantaneously tatyana became a heroic martyr uniting people around her image the beating coming and the political turmoil in ukraine this is draw if protest your own my done was once again center stage and tatyana in less than two months after the assault she was already healthy enough to att

very accused of trespassing against the country's religious and national foundations suspicious communication with foreign entities recruiting people working in government positions funding hostile groups abroad to undermine saudi national security stability social peace and destroying social cohesion. saudi arabia's crown prince has called himself a reformer who advocates women's rights doing those changes are essential to the kingdom's development he also previously said he wanted to return the country to moderate islam saying he wants an open society not a hardline one well that sort muhammad been salman praised by celebrities and politicians during the recent tour across the u.s. hollywood actor dwayne johnson for example said he supports bin salman's modernization efforts and he wants to visit saudi arabia soon we have from the coordinator of the antiwar coalition there who told us the reforms could actually make things worse in saudi society met with leaders of. the entertainment industry met with a financial and industrial leaders really met with the whole spectrum and they think they

employees now this follows an incident that happened in april and which two black men were arrested for trespassing while waiting for a friend in a philadelphia branch the company says the sessions will give employees a better understanding of how racial bias works starbucks c.e.o. kevin johnson apologized swiftly for the philadelphia incident and the company settled with both men for a two hundred thousand dollar charitable donation. ok i can always be mysterious brian but this one is very very particular we're not sure exactly one hundred percent if it is our monica to our archaeologists of found more than twenty five geo glyphs these are large motifs into the coastal desert in the south of the country now they're considered archaeological enigmas no one knows what their exact purpose was or why they are in this remote location. they were etched into the landscape more than two thousand years ago. archaeologists in peru have discovered more than twenty five ancient artworks. if you will from the figures of a monkey and a dancing woman. they belong to the to power a culture and they date from arou

thousand employees and this follows an incident in april in which two black men were arrested for trespassing while waiting for a friend in a philadelphia branch the company says the sessions will give employees that better understanding of how racial bias works starbucks c.e.o. kevin johnson apologized swiftly for the philadelphia incident and the company set of the both men for a two hundred thousand dollars charitable donation. well a conference is about to start are underway in paris certainly is trying to bring peace back to libya not going to be an easy task at all marco libya's rival leaders are meeting in paris today in an effort to secure parliamentary and presidential elections by the end of this year that country has of course been rocked by violence and chaos and two thousand and eleven when moon market often was toppled from power since then human traffickers have taken advantage of libya's strategic location thousands of migrants and refugees transit through libya to europe and those who survive are talking about experiences of kidnapping torture and extortion . another rescue b

very cues to trespassing against a country's religious and national foundations species communication with foreign entities recruiting people working in government positions funding hostile groups abroad to undermine saudi national security stability social peace and destroying social cohesion. saudi arabia's crown prince has called himself a reformer who advocates women's rights arguing those changes are essential to the kingdom's development he also previously said he wanted to return the country to moderate islam saying he wants an open society not a hardline one all this all mohammed bin some on praised by celebrities and politicians during a recent tour across the us hollywood actor doing johnson for examples that he supports been so long for his modernization efforts and even wants to visit saudi arabia soon we heard from the coordinator of the antiwar coalition who told us the reforms that could actually make things worse in saudi society. he met with leaders of. the entertainment industry met with a financial and industrial leaders and really met with the whole spectrum and th

there were mass trespasses, arrests and propaganda films like this.government legislated to create britain's first national park, here in the peak district, a place where ordinary people could enjoy the extraordinary beauty of nature and that would be protected from overzealous developers. over the intervening years, others have been added. the lake district, dartmoor, snowdonia in wales and the cairngorms in scotland. now, there are 15 national parks. 70 years on, the environment secretary michael gove says it is time for a fresh look at the system. writing in the sunday telegraph, mr gove says a growing population and decline in some habitats could not be ignored and he is ordering a review, which he says has the aim of strengthening protection in the face of present—day challenges. challenges like new housing estates encroaching on the outer edges of national parks and britain's 3a designated areas of outstanding natural beauty. the government has previously talked about a 25 year environment plan and a green brexit. mr gove knows it may be hard to

two black men arrested in a stabuck‘s coffee shop after being falsely accused of trespassing have settledal case against the city of philadelphia. donte robinson and rashon nelson will each receive a symbolic $1 from the city, which has also promised to contribute $200,000 to help set up a programme for young entrepreneurs. donald trump has made his first trip to the us state department since he became president to attend the formal swearing—in of his new top diplomat mike pompeo. the new secretary of state, former head of the cia, has a worldview very close to mr trump's own. so, will it make for a more coherent american foreign policy? jane 0'brien reports. mike pompeo became the 70th secretary of state in a ceremony of political theatre a shot of pomp for a beleaguered department that for the past year has struggled with morale and direction. i want the state department to get its swagger back. we need our men and women out at the front lines, executing american diplomacy with great vigour and energy, and to represent the finest nation in the history of civilisation, we should be proud

thousand employees this follows an incident back in april in which two black men were arrested for trespassing while waiting for a friend in a philadelphia branch the company says the station will give employees a better understanding of how racial bias works starbucks c.e.o. kevin johnson apologized swiftly for the philadelphia incident and the company settled with both men for two hundred thousand dollars charitable donation. stops may be closed but we still talk about food right now some color there in those markets where things are cooking in denmark monica employee canteens with their captive customers all too often don't reach or call mary heights now a top chef in denmark wants to change all of that he swapped lackluster canteen fare for tasty healthy and affordable meals. checking out the catch of the day is mikel constitute the former star chef and spent the last few years reinventing copenhagen's workplace canteens making them tastier and above all healthier his philosophy a lack of time or money is no excuse for bad food. in this little firm's canteen he's turned everything upside d

african—american men, arrested while they were waiting in a starbucks coffee shop they were falsely accused of trespassing city of philadelphia. city authorities are paying donte robinson and rashon nelson a symbolic $1 each, but also, at their request, will contribute $200,000 to set up a programme for young entrepreneurs. anti—government protests that have brought much of armenia to a standstill have been suspended now the governing republican party has indicated it will not oppose the protest leader nikol pashinyan, becoming prime minister. that still depends, officially, on a vote in parliament. the bbc‘s steve rosenberg reports from the armenian capital, yerevan. it was the day armenians made their voices heard — louder than ever. the day people power appeared to be changing a country. tens of thousands of protesters had packed into republic square, in the centre of yerevan. they'd come here to accuse the ruling party of corruption, of trying to cling to power, and to demand a new prime minister. the man they want for the job is nikol pashinya — once a journalist, now an opposition mp. he's been lead

seekers were injured after jumping out of a window charges have been made against twelve people for trespassing drug offenses and deft. the authorities say they'll take a tougher approach in the future. developing upci women for it will carry on deportations and do what is necessary to achieve this we will not allow illegal vacuums to arise as has emerged here we will look against this sort of behavior in the strongest way we can. this to me of a live not. a firm approach like that has the support of most german politicians. are pulling our political correspondent thomas barrow he is on the story for us tonight good evening to you thomas i mean it is interesting looking at these events politicians they've supported this deployment but these events they they show us how tense the situation is in many of these refugee shelters in germany doesn't it . or authorities have tried to describe this situation as unprecedented or unusual in other words more an exception than a rule saying that other deportations have been carried out without violent incidents but what this particular incident brant does

seekers were injured after jumping out of a window charges have been made against twelve people for trespassing drug offenses and then after. the authorities say they'll take a tougher approach in the future. developing up she women for it will carry out deportations and do what is necessary to achieve this we will not allow illegal vacuums to arise as has emerged here we will work against this sort of behavior in the strongest way we can all biden or with. a firm approach like that has the support of most german politicians. the new era of diplomacy between north and south korea has been on show at the world table tennis championships in sweden the north and south korean women's teams were just about to face off in the quarter final when they informed officials that they did not want to compete against each other instead they decided to form a united korea team so that the players from both sides would advance to the semifinals pretty good idea if you ask me well now quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you here and before we go an iranian academic is the winner of this yea