and i was subtly learning those things very young, and i would read fly girl by omar tyree all the time. and it just seemed like i love coming of age stories. like, that's my thing because i can't write one. [laughter] but i like reading them. and, like, i would just find those bigger themes within that family narrative which is back to, like, what we do, like, literally that. but, yeah. really the biggest influence for me is music. i read music lyrics more than anything. rap lyrics all the time. i just find myself, what are you talking about? and, like, when i read it, i can see pain or, like, i can see intention in those words, and i want to, like, mimic that in my own work where it'll have, like, a sunny feeling but also, like, that literary element as well. yeah. >> there's an essay in the book that you mentioned called you are the second person which i think was -- i can't remember what magazine it was, i believe it's an online magazine, and you can google you are the second person, and i just remember being -- like, i went out and bought the book immediately. i was completely floo

indeed, here it'll put him out of the tyres up to 18 degrees or so.essure and cooler air. temperatures 12 to 1a degrees. across england and wales this weekend we have more unsettled began on the bible stops and heavy rain around and often quite cloudy. localised surface water flooding is a possibility. by that neither scotla nd a possibility. by that neither scotland and northern ireland, other which is unsettled here we have a mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. that issue weather. this you're watc this hing beyond 100 days... turkey begins a long anticipated war against kurdish forces inside syria. president erdogan says turkish forces will establish a safe zone, into which they intend to return some 2 million syrian refugees. the uk, germany, france, and russia all condemn the operation, with growing anger here in washington that it was president trump who gave ankara the green light. he now says the operation was a bad idea. the white house is refusing to cooperate with the democrat's enquiry and reports say he is about to hire former congressm

the documents show that pablo tempra lost his job for failing to report the death of 10 michael tyree. the sheriff's office issued a statement saying, pablo tempra was terminated and does not represent our core values and beliefs. three other deputies served 15 yes r the death of michael tyree. >>> this and only board of supervisors will get an update on emergency plans with the 2017 wildfires that burned large areas around the county. after the fires, there was a report detailing how first responders and other officials reacted and the improvements needed. the report is called two years and counting that will outline the progress made as well as what needs to be done. they will hear that at a meeting starting at 8:30. >>> at bay area man is accused of spying for the chinese government and the accusations now investigated by federal prosecutors. >>> a crash course in supply and demand and why college students in the south bay have been lined up for days to find a place to live next year. >>> so far so good for this commute, in general with traffic on the eastshore freeway getting busi

ara david tyree. you remember the great cache but it wasn't enough. the spartans fall. your final, 27-17. that's a look at sports. some of news right after the break. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. . >>> orange is putting half moon bay as you see. today the 46th annual push din effectively, thousands turned out to see the winner, 2,175 pounds, it weighed. wow. could i have some seeds. the growers from napa knows how to do it. he won more than $sa,000 for that thing. the festival is through tomorrow. get down there and check it out. there's a sad situation. two horses dumped in a trailer at a home teppo are up for adoption. police found two dehydrated horses in a home depot in windsor, up the road. the ma

>> well in the new cop thrilling "black and blue" with tyrees gibson naomi's in the leading role. >>s like 12 hours with me on the run. it's pretty scary. >> it will have you on the edge of your seat. speaking ofdrama, it was one of the most brutal break ups in bachelor history and only we're with vienna now. why she turned to plastic surgery after miscarrying two girls. >> then -- >> i'm on "e.t." >> our talk show tigtan week continues with come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. . ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack! only at jack in the box. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> minutes away "e.t." continues with -- >> chris sullivan. >> he's going to give me some style announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how

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>> well in the new cop thrilling "black and blue" with tyrees gibson naomi's in the leading role. >>s like 12 hours with me on the run. it's pretty scary. >> it will have you on the edge of your seat. speaking of drama, it was one of the most brutal break ups in bachelor history and only we're with vienna now. why she turned to plastic surgery after miscarrying two girls. >> then -- >> i'm on "e.t." >> our talk show tigtan week continues with our every day diet is very acidic. it can cause damage to the enamel. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. with pronamel repair, more minerals are able to enter deep into the enamel's surface. the fact that you have an opportunity to repair what's already been damaged...it's amazing. i think my go-to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. >>> minutes away "e.t." continues with -- >> chris sullivan. >> he's going to give me some style forget injections and look up to 5 years younger in 12 weeks with no7 laboratories line correcting booster serum. it works so well 76% of wo

the problem, others were chasing him on fresher tyres and among them his team—mate and in in second wasrcedes at the limit of his power, he crossed for his 83rd grand prix win of his seconds later, bott has finished third, close enough to keep the title race alive for another week but that britain's greatest racer it is surelyjust a matter of time? match of the day follows the news and sportscene is later in scotland, so if you don't want to hear the football results, please avert your attention now. liverpool's lead in the premier league is back to six points. but they needed two second—half goals, including a penalty, to beat tottenham 2—1, after harry kane had scored in the opening minute of the game. elsewhere, crystal palace came from 2—0 down to draw at arsenal. and manchester united won their first away game in the league since february. celtic thrashed aberdeen to pull clear of rangers on goal difference at the top of the scottish premiership. they won 4—0 at pittodrie — aberdeen‘s worst defeat for 11 years. the result means celtic stay level on points with rangers, but with a t

formed a human chain that stretched more than 170 kilometres — from the northern city of tripoli, to tyrea was to symbolise a new—found national unity after days of anti—government street protests. let's get more on our lead story, and the announcement by president trump that the leader of the islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has died during an operation by us special forces in syria. max abrahms is associate professor of political science at northeastern university in boston, massachusetts. he's also an expert in terrorism and has written about the role al—baghdadi played in the so—called islamic state. he gave me his assessment. this is obviously a huge new story. islamic state was able to terrorise the world in a way that no other terrorist group has. it was a very wealthy group, raking in $1 billion a year. it controlled territory in iraq and syria, the size of great britain. between 9—12 million people under its rule. it attracted foreign fighters from 110 countries. 40,000 of them, more than four times the number mujahideen in afghanistan in the ‘80s. this is a group that

throughout the city, roads were blocked with burning tyres.shed back by riot police. officers made a number of arrests. testers are angry at president lenin moreno‘s decision to end ao—year—old subsidies for fuel, which were costing the government more than $1 billion annually, and therefore, he said, no longer affordable. translation: these subsidies benefited those who didn‘t need it and benefited those who lived from smuggling. these resources must be invested in health, housing and security for all ecuadorians. the eliminations are part of his plan to bolster ecuador‘s economy and is its debt burden. it announced it was leaving the organisation of the petroleum exporting countries, opec. to pump more oil and a phrase avenues. “— to pump more oil and a phrase avenues. —— raise. it currently pumps more than 500,000 barrels a day. but with prices now expected to more than doubled, people are angry. translation: mr lenin moreno, the looting wad organised by by his political party blamed by protesters. they should be paying for this crisis. the

many people cleared parks and streets of burning tyres and rubble. a deal with president moreno to cancel the disputed austerity package on sunday. protesters are now leaving the city. at least seven people died in the demonstrations. efforts to reach a brexit deal before thursday's crucial summit of european leaders continue in brussels today. negotiators from both sides are trying to bridge what senior eu official michel barnier called ‘big gaps'. let's talk this through with jane foley, a foreign exchange strategist with rabobank. nice to see you. it would seem the clock is ticking furiously. today is tuesday and we have the eu summit on thursday. we do indeed, but we have some more supportive headlines. cautious optimism is what we are being told today, that is better than what we we re today, that is better than what we were told over the weekend, still a lot of work to be done. the talks that happened yesterday clearly were constructive in nature, but we don't know exactly what, if anything, the compromise could be about the irish border, which

tear gas and hoses against the masked protesters as they hid behind barricades of wood and burning tyresook again at the cut to the fuel subsidy, which was enforced as part of a deal with the international monetary fund. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: are you in your a slow walker in your 40s? we may have some bad news for you! parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life but in the marina area where most of the damage was done they are more conscious of ever at how much was destroyed. he's gone from being a little known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator.m was a £20 bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building —— 20 lb. ripping a hole in the front of the building -- 20 lb. this government will not weaken, democracy will prevail. it filled me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this honour. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they called the 33. and then... bells told nationwide to announce the

the police response, tear gas and hoses, while protesters build barricades and set fires to tyres. the government scrap austerity measures. fuel prices more than doubled when subsidies were removed. since the protest began last week, hundreds of people have been arrested, and at least one protester has died. reacting to these chaotic scenes, president lenin moreno has placed the capital under strict curfew and military control, insisting he would restore order in all of ecuador. indigenous leaders have accepted to hold direct talks with the president, the first sign of a potential breakthrough. but for now, the country seems far from having order restored. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take it back to our top story now. ministers say the american woman — involved in a fatal car crash in northamptonshire — no longer has diplomatic immunity, because she's returned to the united states. anne sacoolas left the uk after the collision in august, in which 19—year—old harry dunn was killed. let's speak now to the lawyer representing harry dunn's family, mark stephens. thanks

the police response, tear gas and hoses, while protesters build barricades and set fires to tyres.he government scrap austerity measures. fuel prices more than doubled when subsidies were removed. since the protest began last week, hundreds of people have been arrested, and at least one protester has died. reacting to these chaotic scenes, president lenin moreno has placed the capital under strict curfew and military control, insisting he would restore order in all of ecuador. indigenous leaders have accepted to hold direct talks with the president, the first sign of a potential breakthrough. but for now, the country seems far from having order restored. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. rescue crews are trying to reach two workers trapped in the wreckage of a building under construction in new orleans. at least one person died and 18 others were injured when part of the new hard rock hotel collapsed. shaun hassett reports. get to the back... this is the moment when the upper floors of a building in downtown new orleans gave way. still under construction, it was set to be a new hard rock h

many people cleared parks and streets of burning tyres and rubble.l with president moreno to cancel the disputed austerity package on sunday. protesters are now leaving the city. at least seven people died in the demonstrations. six people have died and at least 40 have been injured when a hailstorm caused a roof collapsed during a party in peru. local media reported that over 1,000 people were standing under the roof, celebrating a local festival, when the accident happened. five of the injured are in a serious condition. the parents of 19 year—old harry dunn have called on the american woman at the centre of the investigation into their son's death to return to the uk to face justice. harry dunn's mother and father have travelled to america to gain media exposure and appeal for anne sacoolas, who left britain under diplomatic immunity after her car collided with the teenager's motorbike, to be sent back to the uk. catalan riot police have clashed with protesters disrupting flights at barcelona airport in spain. officers wielding batons charged at d

many people cleared parks and streets of burning tyres and rubble.with president moreno to cancel the disputed austerity package on sunday. protesters are now leaving the city. at least seven people died in the demonstrations. a major clean—up is under way after the heaviest storm to hit japan in 60 years. towns have been left submerged, and at least a0 people are dead. in some areas, more than a metre of rain fell in just 48 hours. rich preston reports. rivers burst, roads and bridges destroyed, and dozens killed. typhoon hagibis has left destruction in its wake. towns and villages were inundated with its water. now, the rescue mission becomes a clean—up operation, and a search for survivors. nagano, in centraljapan, was one of the worst—hit areas. more than a metre of rain fell in just two days. the cost of the clean—up will be substantial. hundreds are in emergency accommodation. many still don't know when they will be able to return home. more than 110,000 people have been involved with rescue efforts, but hopes of finding those still listed as m

many people cleared parks and streets of burning tyres and rubble.dent moreno to cancel the disputed austerity package on sunday. protesters are now leaving the city. at least seven people died in the demonstrations. catalan riot police have clashed with protesters disrupting flights at barcelona airport in spain. officers wielding batons charged at demonstrators on nearby roads. the protesters are angry at lengthy prison terms handed down to nine catalan separatist leaders. damian grammaticas reports. inside barcelona airport today... shouting ..anger directed at spain and symbols of its authority. and in the airport forecourt, clashes. the spark — the sentences handed out by the supreme court. up to 13 years in jail for sedition for the leaders who staged the referendum and failed independence bid here two years ago. it's left many catalans incensed. this is supposed to be a democracy. it should not be legal. we just voted — we did nothing wrong, but vote. well, tempers are beginning to flare again here. it has just been raining all afternoon, whic

the police response, teargas and hoses, while protesters build barricades and set fire to tyres.ernment wrap austerity measures. fuel more than doubled since subsidies were removed. since the protest began last week, hundreds of people have been arrested and at least one protester has died. reacting to these chaotic scenes, president lenin moreno has placed the capital under strict curfew and military control, insisting he would restore order in all of ecuador. indigenous leaders have accepted to hold direct talks with the president, the first sign of a potential breakthrough. but for now, the country seems far from having order restored. at least one person has died and another 18 have been injured in a new orleans building collapse. the authorities have cleared the area around the site, amid fears of a further collapse. shaun hassett has more. get to the back... this is the moment when the upper floors of the building gave way. still under construction, it was said to be a new hard rock hotel, now it is a disaster side. there were lots of noise. we saw workers up there. it was

across britain children are being harmed by particles from exhaust, tyres and brakes.gets to curb that particle pollution. the treasury was previously blocking that but there are no details yet in this multi—purpose bill. it will set a framework for legally binding targets on issues such as protection of nature and biodiversity, on air quality, on water, to help us set a plan to meet demanding environmental goals. the plans for nature recovery networks through woods, fields and rivers have been welcomed. waterways will be protected too. and after brexit, the government will be held to account by a new watchdog, the office of environmental protection. ministers say it will have strong powers, but it won't be able to fine the government, like the eu can. environmentalists say that is a mistake. something that needs to be part of its toolkit, if you like, is the power to issue fines, which is absent at the moment. and we know from our experience across europe that this is one of the most powerful and effective remedies that the europeans have to actually ensure that the l

the police response, teargas and hoses, while protesters build barricades and set fires to tyres.anding the government scrap austerity measures. fuel more than doubled when subsidies were removed. since the protest began last week, hundreds of people have been arrested, and at least one protester has died. reacting to these chaotic scenes, president lenin moreno has placed the capital under strict curfew and military control, insisting he would restore order in all of ecuador. indigenous leaders have accepted to hold direct talks with the president, the first sign of a potential breakthrough. but for now, the country seems far from having order restored. let's go back to the japanese formula one. we were telling you earlier that because of that storm, we have the qualifying and race on the same day. let's try to get back oui’ the same day. let's try to get back our reporter. can we hear you? fingers crossed you can... yes! we can. ican fingers crossed you can... yes! we can. i can imagine it is very windy and the line is not the best. explain to viewers at home, this is pretty unu

all of the carbon off the fuel, the fire off the tyres gets impregnated in our kit.elves a wipe over until we get back to the station where then we can do a deep clean on our kit in an industrial washer. however, sometimes we might get another call, and then we haven't got that luxury of getting the full decontamination of the kit, and we're going out to another incident. one of the key issues in professor stec‘s report is transference. ca rcinogens can be everywhere on the body. but we're not talking about dirt. these toxic particles can be invisible to the naked eye. storing equipment can also be problematic. it can be bagged, but that doesn't always happen. and the uniform itself — helmets in particular have been found to contain the highest concentration of carcinogens, especially when gloves are stored in them. as you can see, the helmet's covered in pregn. .. i mean, that was totally clean before we started today. but there's no national directive or standard in the uk telling firefighters how their kits should be cleaned. it's down to individual brigades to de

the boy with a gentle smile was tyree wise he lived to be 16. even young children can fall victim to chicago's violence there to protect them a crossing guards from the safe passage program. these women in bright yellow vests patrol the streets to try to keep kids safe not from cars but from bullets. they're armed with nothing but walkie talkie to call the police. violence on the way to school has dropped by one 3rd since they started. still whoever grows up here could always be at the wrong place at the wrong time and get killed. police departments like this one in district 7 in englewood are places that most residents associate with problems problems with the police. randall lacey wants to change that everyone here knows her as miss rain will be a different 3. talk to her daughter was stabbed to death she was left to raise her grandkids on her own 2 years ago one of them was also killing. miss ray wanted to do her part to combat violence on the streets so she founded the chess club i. see i think your 1st mission in the monsoon rains kids meet

he used his helmet like david tyree in the super bowl all those years ago.it off to kyrie robinson. 51 yards and in for the score, ties the game at 7. two touchdowns in the third quarter. chase jasmine, impressive run off tackle, cuts it back 50 yards. 260 yards on the ground. spartans fall 27-17, they're 3-4. >>> college football, who let the dogs out? washington and oregon. this is a pac-12 north title championship type game. eason, dogs in the lead. herbert to jalen red, originally ruled down at the 1 but this goes to review. the pylon cam never lies. ball crosses the plane, ducks lead. under a minute to go, final chance for washington, incomplete. oregon wins 35-31. the only pac-12 team without a conference loss. >>> wisconsin on the road taking on illinois. six minutes to go, brandon peters, 29 yards that led to this 39 yarder as time expires, it's god. illini with the first upset of the year, 24-23 that game. >>> you saw it on abc 7, jim harbaugh and michigan taking on penn state. penn state jumped out to a 21-0 lead. clifford to handler. check out thi

i like tyree, but i didn't work out. mayfield is one of the most confident quarterbacks i think playing today and when it call starts to click, he and odell beckham are going to be unstoppable. i predict that. that is until they play the patriots on october 27th. as i hope you know by now, i do love this city which had more than 100 events this spring to commemorate your river catching on fire 50 years ago. that's got to be a record. now your river has more boats on it than boston's own rivers, the charles. so i love a good comeback story. [applause] >> you can give it up for the river. we're gathered here tonight, really for one reason. that's because we love literature, we love stories, we love poems. we love words, whether they're delivered through poetry, through prose, fiction or nonfiction. we recognize four writers tonight who in their different styles and different genres render visible the invisible. they give life to those people and histories that have been erased and these writers come to us because the remar

tyree acceleration of a risk on rally defense in the face of better expectations for a trade deal progressing well as dovish expectations coming out of the fed meeting. right around the time of that meeting, we saw the risks trade turn on its head. we saw uncertainty around policy relating to that end acceleration of the impeachment uncertainty, adding policy risk, and now the macroeconomic deterioration in many factoring and nominee factoring taking a leg down. it has really spurred a risk on rally -- a risk off rally towards low volatility stocks. guy: i'm looking at ft w on the bloomberg. value did pretty well over the last month. mento him, exactly the other way. 10%.tum down by if the economy is rolling over, presumably that is going to reverse pretty sharply. not necessarily. value stocks are typically underpriced because there are overhangs for a lot of these industries. what helps spur on a bid towards value at the beginning of september really began to roll over towards the lateral -- towards the latter half of september. in the face of economic uncertainty, higher growth stocks wher

the documents show that deputy pablo tempra lost his job for failing to report the death of michael tyree and the documents show that pablo tempra said he did not hear the attack. a statement was issued saying that pablo tempra was terminated because he did not represent the beliefs and values of the agency. >>> police posted video of a break-in at a liquor store on atlantic avenue just before 7:00 in the morning on saturday and in the video, someone climbed through the door of the store to break a window and then fell onto the floor. the burglar eventually got up and went on to take some items before eventually leaving and police would like to talk to anyone who might recognize the man in the video. >>> police are looking for the man trying to haul off a coin machine from a car wash. it happened last tuesday on matheson road at a car wash. the suspect parked the truck at the entrance and wore a hooded sweatshirt. the suspect appears to be a man and change the machine to the truck and tried to pull it out but it didn't work. you can see in the video. he eventually left and investigators s

the winners are selected through a two-tyre review panel process and are evaluated by experts in entrepreneurship, investing and business plans both inside and outside the federal government. the expert judges review applications and pitch videos submitted by the finalists. i'm proud to say that three cincinnati organizations have won an award prize since the initiatives inception. the brandry, first batch and mortar. these award dollars have been reinvested in small business clients in cincinnati communities. as an authorized program rather than an s.b.a. administrator initiative the competition will be subject to greater congressional oversight. i want to thank the gentleman from new york, mr. espaillat, and my fellow ohioan, mr. balderson, for their leadership on this bill -- their hard work on the bill has been informed by oversight findings and agency trands parentcy. this legislation has my full support, i urge its adoption and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. velazquez: i want to take this op

he catches it with his helmet from david tyree.r the great catch in the super bowl but it wasn't enough. the spartans fall. your final, 27-17. >>> kyle shanahan the 49ers head koet coach returns to washington. the 49ers arrived in d.c. on friday, hoping to stay undefeated. shanahan was the offensive coordinator for four seasons in washington under his dad, mike, who was the head coach. it's been six years since they were both fired. he said the best part of washington was, of course, being with his dad. as for the worst part? >> everything else. [ laughter ] i liked a lot of the players, good people. >> kickoff is set for this morning at 10:00. >>> as for the raiders, they're trying to pull off something they haven't done since the early '90s, beat the packers. green bay has won seven in a row against the silver and black. they're 5-1 onhe season and oh, yeah, they have one of the best quarterbacks in the nfl, aaron rodgers. >> we go out there, it's going to be tough football game. they're a good team and with great coaches so you

i would read playgirl by or more tyree, interesting like that is my thing. i can't write one. reading them i would read this bigger snakes and like their family thanks. when we do. literally, by god, really the biggest for me is music. i read music lyrics more than anything. the time, inot of find myself lost in that. when i read it, i can see pain or i can see intention in those words and i want to mimic that in my own words where i have like a sunny feeling but also the literary to limit. there is nothing in the book in the religion called you know the second person. i can't remember what magazine it was published and i believe it is an online magazine and you could google it. i just remember thinking i've got to buy that book immediately. i was completely floored by t te power. the compassion that these it also made me thinknk within the book the final edit of this book in advance copy and it's at now, it's a great book. for the national book award right now for essays. that's another go read that book. we are not writers somewhere are writing for the scenes and collectivel

you will see more coming into the game as the australians tyre and hopefully george ford can come ono five live. elsewhere in tokyo, ireland are preparing to go head to head with new zealand later, so who is in with a chance? i'm joined now by the former ireland international shane horgan, who is in our london newsroom. first of all i would have a good record against the all blacks but what for the nerves be like? they are facing the defending champions. we have had a good recent record is with two ends in two games but prior to that they never had any success against them so they will bring that into the scheme added is crucial, a knockout one i would have never succeeded against new zealand in the by succeeded against new zealand in the rugby one cup so you ground for ireland. the head coach has said ireland. the head coach has said ireland had not shown the full hand yet, have still to see the best of them? we certainly hope so. great start against scotland, a convincing victory but mostly japan and prong we have not brought the same form new zealand have. we would certainly hope

the challenge you have seen in communicating these to companies that don't have the personnel of a tyre one carrier? ms. stempfley: i think the focus on ensuring that information is aktsable and usable to all parties is an important part of the bill and any information sharing related program. the key thing we have found, that i have found in building these sharing activities is recognizing the capacity that the organization has to take action, so is it clear what they should do? and is it communicated to them in a language and method they can receive it in? mr. doyle: thank you very much. i yield 25 seconds back as an example for the rest of the committee. and now yield to my good friend, mr. latta. mr. latta: thank you, mr. chairman. thanks to our witnesses for being with us today. mr. brenner, if i could start my questions with you, please. the u.s. wireless industry has prospered due to mark-based technological innovations and policies that incentive size growth. we've led the way with spectrum auctions in the early 1990's and more recently with the successful a a.w.s. one and three

sabotage the brexit negotiations, and scotland‘s first minister nicola sturgeon said the government was tyringrom number ten of the nature of that phone call with the german chancellor because usually in the wa ke chancellor because usually in the wake of these phone because there is a diplomatic glass but over any difficulties. in the aftermath of this phone call, number ten are saying pretty much it is over. they saying pretty much it is over. they say because of angered jeweller merkel‘s insistence that —— angela merkel‘s insistence that —— angela merkel‘s insistence. you just get the sense that the tone was a pretty fractious one in the call. number ten described it as challenging and a clarifying moment so it is very ha rd to a clarifying moment so it is very hard to see how, given an equally difficult conversation with macron, given the point by point rebuttal from borisjohnson last night, whether anything can be salvaged. do you think it is right to say these negotiations are now over?” you think it is right to say these negotiations are now over? i think the briefing this morning from

it is amassing —— amazing that he lands back on his tyres. here, mps are debating the proposals set out in monday‘s queen‘s speech. the liberal democrats have tabled an amendment for a fresh vote on a second referendum. we‘re joined now by the party‘s leader, jo swinson. from your perspective, we talking a lot about where we are with these discussions and where we are with these talks. what have you been told and what do you know about where these talks are at the moment? there isa these talks are at the moment? there is a visually still a lot of uncertainty about whether are at. but it does look like borisjohnson is trying to get a deal that is probably quite similar to theresa may‘s deal, just worse for the economy. from a liberal democrat perspective, we are very clear that it doesn‘t actually matter if it is theresa may‘s deal or boris johnson‘s deal, it is a bad deal. it isa johnson‘s deal, it is a bad deal. it is a bad dealfor our economy, a bad dealfor is a bad dealfor our economy, a bad deal for our is a bad dealfor our economy, a bad

across britain children are being harmed by particles from exhausts, tyres and brakes.viously blocking that. but there are no details yet in this multipurpose bill. it will set a framework for legally binding targets on issues such as protection of nature and biodiversity, and air quality, and water, to help us set a plan to meet demanding environmental goals. the plans for nature recovery networks the woods, fields and rivers have been welcomed. waterways will be protected, too. and after brexit, the government will be held to account by new watchdog, the office of environmental protection. ministers say it will have strong powers but it won't be able to find the government like the eu can. environmentalists say that is a mistake. something that needs to be pa rt mistake. something that needs to be part of this toolkit if you like is the power to issue fines, which is absent at the moment. and we never mow experience across europe that this is one of the most powerful and effective remedies that the european tab to actually ensure that the law is upheld. and what about