unknowns can be leveraged by both sides, definitely.wns are also the fertile ground for us to think about how to move forward and the whole world has gone through so many different crises which have given birth to opportunity. for cyber security and looking at the last few years, privacy issues have really bring everybody into this debate. why should facebook be in this business? i am hoping the lessons they learn from the privacy concerns that people had on this event would give them really the wisdom to design it with the right security. with so much pressure from the white house and from leaders in the white house and from leaders in the federal reserve and capitol hill, could facebook crumble under pressure and just totally give up libra? i think the innovators actually welcome pressure. pressure actually welcome pressure. pressure actually gives us more motivation to do things better. i certainly hope the whole technology, notjust facebook, as an ecosystem brings together, all teams up and makes it better and more secure, make it b

we would be taking a step into the unknown.al. the rational outcome over the next few months is to get a deal. lorry driver matt is now arriving at calais. there have been no hitches. there has been no delay coming off the boat at all, you arrive in the port and you just follow the signs straight up. but it has not been a smooth journey to brexit. everyone i have met has told me of their frustration at the political uncertainty. we are tired of the brexit, sorry but we are tired. all the meetings, all the time we have to spend, all discussions, i think it is enough now. i think they needed to get off their backside to actually do theirjob and come up with a deal and agree with a deal. for goodness' sake, guys and girls, let's do it. we weighed it all up, decided to leave, let's go! we won't know until the autumn, after there is a new prime minister, whether no—deal will become a reality. it's the great unknown, we don't quite know what's really going on yet. but in the short term i think it could be quite a headache. the heat a

the unknown wolf thank you very much for coming in to see a. retrospective toward new cs on until september 1st thanks so much for joining. us on next stop we are on the west coast of denmark near they where near the end of 1944 german forces started to build their largest bunker complex yet near the town of blue avant and the project was never completed and because it was so difficult to destroy it the danes converted it into a museum most of which is underneath the existing topography. it's only when you get up close that you get a glimpse of the interior of this group and on. the structure which is made glass concrete and steel is mostly underground. it's part of the chip it's museum and was designed by the renowned danish architect's office ingles who. you are see on the western city of the marks of the wind is always blowing stronger because we are tucked into the dunes so if you're always like a little racist in the middle of the sometimes violent nature of where the modern. the new a building is connected to the original museum which is

this is a poisoning by some unknown chemical substance what it is where it was nobody can tell now has not been determined for now. i urge my colleagues that he should be left under medical supervision for at least 3 more days when the key tests and research is ready however sadly by order from above he was just discord by police to the detention room. now facing allegations of racism donald trump has attacked the us civil rights leader reverend al sharpton the president fired off new tweets just hours before sharpton was due to speak in baltimore the mostly black city trump is derived as a rodent infested mess out of one tweet reads i've known al for 25 years as a con man a troublemaker always looking for score must have intimidated comcast n.b.c. hates whites and cops can really help it has the latest from washington d.c. . u.s. president donald trump is defending his criticism of the city of baltimore the congressman that represents in the lives of cummings his latest tweet now attacking civil rights leader reverend al sharpton in the city of baltimore as well as bernie sanders a de

stuck in the snow after the seven man and one woman as a day traversing the razor thin edge of an unknownummit of india's second highest mountain. the group lost contact with friends at base camp about two weeks after they set out to climb this. one the world's most challenging peak. weather, elevation and train made it difficult for search crews, but in early june they spotted equipment, backpacks and even bodies in the snow from above. it would take indian military and specialist the weeks to the seven of the eight climbers, including americans were founded tethered to a rope. the body of the british expedition leader has not been found. authorities say the group's weight could have caused a snow ledge to give way, triggering triggering the avalanche. they will use the videos try to find clues to figure out what went wrong for the six biggest climbers. cbs news. >>> imagine giving birth to two babies just to find out they are not yours? that is what one new york couple claims happened to them after seeking help from a los angeles fertility clinic. lori perez got some expert insight on t

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the first is that there's a result when there is an unknown suspect or no d.n.a. uploaded for later identification, so there is no evidence that helps us in the case. another reason that a case of the inactivated is there as an unknown suspect or d.n.a. uploaded that has not yet been identified. that case will remain inactive until it becomes identified and then it will become an active case. that case could stay active if there is other information pending. the victims can become uncooperative or refuse any other further contact after the sexual assault evidence is collected at a rape treatment center. the last reason for an inactive reason would be for the known suspect and victim where cooperative and the suspect through the sex was consensual and there is no other corroborating evidence to show that there was sexual assault. and then when it comes to cleared cases, sometimes there's four ways in which we make the case is clear. the first is that they are adjudicated, you can make an arrest in those instances. sometimes there is an outside jurisdiction investig

what was called a severe allergic reaction but his doctors said she can't rule out the use of an unknown chemical substance that bonnie is currently serving a jail sentence after calling for rallies to protest the disqualification of opposition candidates from upcoming local elections some 1400 people were arrested while attempting to take part in an authorized rallies in moscow at the weekend. let's bring in our correspondent emily sure win in moscow emily what do we know about alexina bonnie's condition now. well i mean was moved from detention to the hospital with as you say a severe allergic reaction doctors there have diagnosed him what they say with what they say is contact dermatitis which is basically an itchy rash that you get when you come into contact your skin comes into contact with something that you're allergic to but press secretary raised doubts about that yesterday already she said and he doesn't have any allergies and now his own doctors have then tried to get into the hospital to see him and they said that the doctors there have been acting rather strangely they say t

some believe no deal would be the best option, even with the unknowns.brexit. a man who owns nearly 900 pubs in the uk and ireland. tim martin has no fears about a no deal and thinks it would be good for the consumer. i voted to leave in the referendum. i think no deal is much preferable to a deal. you regain control of fishing immediately, and you can eliminate tariffs on thousands of products without damaging the uk economy so there is an immediate benefit. tim's company imports lots of its alcohol. but to avoid any delays, he's already looked to buy at home. anything you can buy from the eu, you can buy from the rest of the world or from the uk. we switched from german wheat beer to wheat beer from the uk and it has sold well so that is an example. what about companies trying to export products to the eu, who could face new tariffs if there is no deal? you don't export but lots of british businesses do and they are going to be worse off arguably, they believe. it certainly does not outweigh the benefits to consumers and businesses because we import mo

growth more than 3 times that of our population as a whole, despite that, the fast stretches of the unknown, and the unanswered, and the unfinished, still far out strip our collective comprehension. no man can fully grasp how far and how fast we have come. but condense, if you will, the 50,000 years of man's recorded history in a time span of a half century. stated in these terms, we know very little about the first 40 years, except at the end of them, advanced man had learned to use the skins of animals to cover them. then, about 10 years ago, under this standard, man emerged from his caves to construct other kinds of shelter. only five years ago, man learned to write and use a car with wheels. christianity began less than two years ago. the printing press came this year. and then, less than two months ago, during this whole 50-year span of human history, the steam engine provided a new source of power. newton explored the meaning of gravity. last month, electric lights, and telephones, and automobiles, and airplanes became available. only last week, did we develop penicillin, and televisi

be said speaking to a turkish source who has worked in this region he said that these attacks are unknown by to be k.k. there is some kind of gentleman's agreement at the peak between the iraqi kurdish authorities in the p.k. k. not to carry out these kinds of attacks in the region so that is the p.k. k. and that is a big if it would be a major change in their policy but also comes at a critical moment for rocky kurdistan they have a new regional president nature of on barzani who is very close to ankara very close to the turkish president only the few days ago iraqi kurdish intelligence officials met in so this attack could be a possible attempt by a 3rd party country to destabilize those deepening relationships on top of that there's the slam extend they to operate in this region and small cell still have cells operating there they recently vowed to take attacks against turkey possibly they are behind the attack but also it has to happen at a moment when there are reports that behind the scenes there are tentative efforts between the p k k and to possibly resume some sort of peace proce

his personal doctor doesn't believe it was an allergic reaction but that it might have been some unknown of information and what we've heard from the doctor is that she doesn't have a lot of information. she was not given direct access to him for more than a couple of minutes before the police intervened and she had to sort of talk him through a door, as best i understand it. but he has been attacked with chemical agents before and this brings back some memories of the chemical attack on victor yu sheng coe, the president of ukraine, backin sheng coe, the president of ukraine, back in 2004, so there will be some who think the kremlin has form on these sorts of things and there will certainly be people fearing the worst. at the moment we don't really know. it will be interesting to see what more information we get on that. i think what shocked most people about the protests in moscow was the scale of the arrests. a huge crackdown by police. we have not seen anything quite on this scale before but what we have been seeing over the last year or so has been an increasing turn towards violent

that is why there is an unknown here. 0k, dave lee, think you very much for joining us.ever, we do have an animal story to tell you about. yesterday, we told you about a fisherman's surprise when he caught a great white shark in san francisco bay. today, we cross back to the other side of the atlantic to show you some magical pictures from ireland, of a young boy who came face to face with a whale — perhaps a closer encounter than he might have thought. thomas deane and his dad terry were on their rib boat, just off the coast of county kerry, where they had been following a pod of humpback whales when this happened. whale, i never! giving you the eye. it doesn't get much better than that, does it? in fact, this is known as spyhopping, a trick that whales and dolphins use to get their heads out of the water, to better understand their surroundings above the water line. very,. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. watchers on bbc news will get coverage of the leadership postings. for bbc world news, we are going to talk about the political prisoner... all coming up on the

the fields around and were reburied at arlington national cemetery and the tomb of the civil war unknowns we thought it was appropriate to transfer the remains so they could be buried albeit not in that particular grave at arlington national cemetery so we transferred the remains this past summer and we thought was important send a piece of the battlefield with them. they had rested there in the battlefield for 150 years so we had hundred-year-old oak tree an old oak tree that had been severely damaged in a windstorm and the staff felt strongly about making coffins for them to rest in so when they were buried at arlington they were wrapped in reproduction army blankets from the civil war and in the civil war style cloth is what they were buried in. they had to go in a larger container provided by the army but they will forever rest in coffins made from trees at the battlefield and here is that tomb of the civil war unknown and the headstone for our two soldiers that are buried with one another under one stop at arlington national cemetery. with that, it is a phenomenal story. we are still

he is unknown to federal law enforcement. this according to our investigative unit, meaning they have identified him, but he is not on any database from what they know of at this point. so he is unknown. so perhaps it's a lone wolf. they did recover the long board the scene i be, there might be, in ,and this is continuing the night. and again, we mentioned they'll just wait him out if they have to. but it is a rural and

this is a poisoning by some unknown chemical substance what it is where it was nobody can tell now has not been the term and for now. i urge my colleagues that he should be left under medical supervision for at least 3 more days when the key tests and research is ready however sadly by order from above he was just a school to police to the detention room. from moscow. off to strong indications that nivelle me would be moved from hospital to back to the jail to serve the remainder of his sentence that's actually now happened and that's caused real concern from his medical team his doctor has been tweeting saying that she was were very concerned because. he hadn't been given the right test of figure out what was actually wrong with him when he was in the hospital and they're very concerned that if he goes back to the joe that he will simply become ill again because they don't know what caused it in the 1st place now the doctor the medical team are all insisting that the valley actually stay in hospital intel has been given the play and he's been given all the tests that you need to try a

this is a poisoning by some unknown chemical substance what it is where it was nobody can tell now has not been the term and for now. well from polonium to poison umbrella's is a long history of dissidents being targeted to talk sick substances although the kremlin has consistently denied involvement here in the united kingdom former russian double agent. and his daughter were found unconscious on a pop bench in march 2018 the british government says the kremlin ordered them to be poisoned with the nerve agent. another former spy alexander litvinenko died in london in 2006 after drinking tea laced with the palladium to one though a rare radioactive isotope at british inquiry said that the russian president vladimir putin probably approved the killing about america to move russian opposition activists says he believes attempts were made to poison him in 2015 and in 2017 the german found he had elevated levels of heavy metals like mercury and zinc and ukrainian presidential candidate viktor yuschenko suddenly disappeared from the campaign trail back in 2004 he reappeared later with a dis

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a $16 million ranch in new mexico, an apartment in paris with a cost unknown. and an entire private island near st. thomas in the u.s. virgin islands. back in 2011 "vanity fair" described epstein's new york residency to be manhattan's largest private residence, as described as an entrance hall covered with a row of individually framed eyeballs from england that have been made for injured soldiers. >> that's not all. epstein also owns a boeing 727 jet, court documents suggest that epstein is an extraordinary flight risk noting in the past 18 months alone the defendant has traveled abroad by a private jet either into or out of the country on approximately 20 occasions. joining us now is the named novelist james patterson, he has a nonfiction book about jeffrey epstein called "guilty rich." james, good to see you. >> may i go first? >> yes, go ahead. >> from your reporting -- >> yes. >> -- do you have any understanding of where this man made -- >> you asked me that question before and i don't. that's one of the things we couldn't get at. we did get out a lot, thou

or unknown whether or not our call though i think people in every country want a safe and stable society. if as our government says cameras are installed on every corner of public space i will feel safer and sound on how to alter the world we choke on trains simply. don't dance criminal academic and medical records will fade into school as well as state security assessments. the shopping habits will be another measure. this school could even change in real time depending on what she puts in a trolley. by a lot of alcohol suggests dependence lose a couple of points. fire a pack of nappies gain a few suggests responsibility. light on mortgage payments or your tax return lose a lot more. not that dan dan would risk that she keeps a close eye on her financial writing by remote time and app. so this is sesame credit so what's the score that you have to say this 7 districts 773 he said was the maximum you can get i think is a 100 feet you got a pretty good score oh i am i think i have 3 while announced i'm biased but yes it's our own top 73 so what kind of access or what kind of privileges doe

this is a poisoning by some unknown chemical substance what it is where it was nobody can tell now has not been determined for now. i urge my colleagues that he should be left under medical supervision for at least 3 more days when the key tests and research is ready however sadly by order from above he was just discord by police to the detention room to iraq now where the government wants to see a big increase in oil production that makes up 90 percent of the country's revenue but years of war and new environmental challenges and making it difficult to attract a vital international investment asama been reports from the much new an oil field . these engineers are practicing how to respond to an emergency involving the hazardous to a scarce. they work at the central processing facility of the mage known oil field in southern iraq what makes their operation unique is that after oil joined shell left iraqis took over and for the 1st time they were running oil and gas extraction on their own. after shell pulled out and 2018 bus for oil company took charge with the same standards and crite

now he is becoming more of a nationwide figure but is still an unknown for a lot of people. now, of course, he's facing this big test back home over the use of police force and how he handles that, i think, will make a big difference and debate performance is a massive part of this. >> we remember being on these campaign trails where, you know, the kind of investment that you need to make as a candidate in june, july, august, september, october so that by the time you get to january and february of next year, you have an operation that can compete in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina and the other states. i mean, all of that is money that you invest now, but you don't necessarily see the impact of all of that money. so, by pete buttigieg having $25 million, that may not immediately be reflected in national polls, certainly, because that money is going to staff and infrastructure. >> it will keep him in the race longer. >> it will keep him in the race, right? people that have to worry on those two stages, debates, are the people in 1%, 2%, 3% and didn't raise much mon

it is unknown when it will go into effect. >>> a bombshell college scheme and parents taking extreme measures to avoid costs. according to propublica, parents are transferring guardianship of college bound children to friend or family member as experts explains, this allows them to declare themselves financially defend ents making them eligible for grants. >> this is deserving everybody's shock and scorn. >> reporter: propublica discovered 40 such guardianship transfer cases in the chicago area alone. >>> advocates argue that unlike college admission scandal, these students were accepted and looking for a way to pay for tuition. in the other admissions scandal several high-profile parents were charged for paying bribes to get their kid news high-profile universities. among those charges, felicity huffman and lori loughlin. [ bell ] >>> right now that is the opening bell of the new york stock exchange. where the dow is down right now. now the stock slips after fed cut rates but this is expected. more details on a history piece of san francisco real estate. now officially off the marke

it is unknown how many vehicles were involved in the accident. chp reported multiple injuries. although the lanes are back open, drivers are still seeing some residual delays tonight. >>> a fatal motorcycle crash made a mess of the evening commute. chopper 5/680 around 6 pm. the passenger collided with a work truck. the crash caused major delays for several hours. >>> employers in the bay area added nearly 13,000 jobs last month, bringing the total amount of jobs in the region to more than 4 million. >> santa clara county led the pack adding 3800 positions. san francisco and san mateo county added some 3500 jobs. parts of the east bay game 3200. they are moving ahead with hiring despite a number of concerns. >> betty yu take a look at the numbers. >> reporter: the bay area job market is so robust, it produced more than 40% of all jobs created in california during the first half of the year. much of the growth is in tech -related work. then left his text -- ben left his tech job. >> it was a real risk. i have maybe a couple of years to make this work. san francisco is the best p

is practically gone but what is next is unknown.e posing because of -- the poisoning by some unknown substance. what it was is not been determined for now. nick: britain's new prime minister has refuses and to meet e.u. leaders. johnson has been holding talks with nicola sturgeon in scotland accusing johnson of pursuing a new deal brexit which he says he be damaging for the whole of the united kingdom. -- she says will be damaging for the whole of the united kingdom. .k.orter: boos for the u prime minister as he arrived for talks with scotland's first minister. they shook hands but they would never see eye to eye. before he arrived, nicola sturgeon warned parse johnson he could be the united kingdom if he delivered no deal brexit. these two have a very different vision of the future. after their meeting at her residence she repeated her warning. thisis bluff and bluster, government and the path that is pursuing i think is dangerous. it became clear to me that this government, the new prime minister has set the u.k. on an inevitable

unknown to most mumbai residents approachable only by boat and tucked away in the thick mangroves. the ponds have wire mesh is at each entrance which keep out the garbage flowing from upstream the mangroves to act like a natural barrier. the difference is stark between the innkeeper lack water of the rest of the river and the lighter color of the ponds where the fish are thriving. a long term solution however will be possible only once the miti is cleaned if you see them until the world cannot get any worse if we have hit rock bottom let's be honest. there is a plan to get the military were back in nowhere which will allow me to become a recreation area an area for nature and nature tourism for this 30. allowing the fishermen who have their stadium at. the local government however has spent the last 13 years seeking to restore the after devastating floods back in 2005 ravaged everything on its banks but to no avail. its fishermen like vinayak kohli who are making a difference at the grassroots but often the 4th generation fisherman wonders how long this can continue. you can see al

russian opposition leader alexei navalny‘s personal doctor says she believes he's been affected by an unknownwas transfered from prison to hospital after suffering what was being called an acute allergic reaction. but after visiting him, his doctor said she disagrees with that diagnosis. also making news today, myanmar and bangladesh will continue talks on monday about the return of thousands of rohingya refugees that fled a military campaign in rahkine state in 2017. in talks on the weekend, rohingya refugees told a visiting delegation from myanmarthat they refuse to return, unless their safety and rights as citizens are guaranteed first. president trump has confirmed that the director of national intelligence dan coats is stepping down next month. donald trump says he'll nominate the republican texas congressman john ratcliffe to replace him. dan coats has been in office for two years and has often appeared out of step with the president. two people have died and 25 were injured in an explosion in kabul on the day the country's official presidential election campaign launched. afghan securi

of the jailed russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, says she believes he's been exposed to an unknowned by someone else. mr navalny was taken to hospital on sunday, reportedly suffering from an allergic reaction. his doctor says he's had acute swelling, discharge from his eye and rashes on his neck, back, chest and wrists. she and another doctor were only able only to observe him through a door. mr navalny was jailed last week for calling for unauthorised protests. with me now is politics professor steve fish from the university of california, berkeley. he's also authored a book on russia called democracy derailed. thank you so much for your time. thank you for your time. there must bea thank you for your time. there must be a lot of speculation from alexei navalny‘s supporters. be a lot of speculation from alexei navalny's supporters. it is obvious he was poisoned. this is something that another democracy activist in russia suffered twice and almost died. poisoning is the way it works and this probably happened in this case as well. he is feeling insecure at home and it looks like he

their exact numbers are unknown.rb just over the state line. rob has travelled up for a proud boy party and we've received a last—minute invitation. hello. you guys missed out on all the food. welcome. who do you think you are? i'm your daddy. really? they are protecting freedom of speech. to become a member of the brotherhood you have to do the following — first degree, recite a slogan. my name is rob cantrall, i'm a western chauvinist who refuses to apologise for creating the modern world. second degree, name breakfast cereals while getting smacked by fellow proud boys. apple jacks, cinnamon toast, coco pops, frostie flakes... also, promise not to masturbate. and the third degree, brand yourself in solidarity. proud boy. look at that big beautiful, smiling face. loud and proud. rob's fellow proud boys show off some ink. they flash ok signs meant to mock left—wingers. and they wear their uniform of choice — a fred perry polo shirt. most of these men are fourth degree members, but they are a bit cagey about exactly w

of the jailed russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, says she believes he's been exposed to an unknown. mr navalny was taken to hospital on sunday, reportedly suffering from an allergic reaction. he was jailed last week for calling for unauthorised protests. more than 1,000 people were detained on saturday, and the eu criticised the disproportionate use of force against the protesters. steve fish is politics professor at the university of california, berkeley. he's also authored a book on russia called democracy derailed. he gave his opinion on the authorities‘ response to the demonstrations. this is a sign that putin is upping his tactics now. he is feeling quite insecure at home. it is looking like he is flying internationally right now. in other ways, putin seems to be doing very well internationally. but at homes, he has a stagnant economy, he has rising discontent with his rule and declining popularity ratings. what we see here is them turning evermore towards violence and more aggressive tactics in dealing with the opposition. in some sense, this is a sign that he‘s losing his to

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of the jailed russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, says she believes he's been exposed to an unknowne else. mr navalny was taken to hospital on sunday, reportedly suffering from an allergic reaction. his doctor says he's had acute swelling, discharge from his eye and rashes on his neck, back, chest and wrists. she and another doctor were only able only to observe him through a door. mr navalny was jailed last week for calling for unauthorised protests. the funeral has been held in cuba for cardinaljaime ortega, the former—archbishop of havana and one of the most important figures in the catholic church in latin america. cardinal ortega was crucial in helping to rebuild the relationship between the church and the communist—run government on the island, and helped mediate a rapprochement between washington and havana in 2014. but he also had his critics for not doing more to speak out about human rights abuses or support dissidents. from havana, will grant reports. a man of the cloth on a largely atheist islands, cardinal jaime ortega was probably the most influential voice in cuba out

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the cause of death unknown. skaggs pitched against the a's on saturday in anaheim. he becomes the second angels player to die during the season in the past ten years. pitcher nick aid enheart was killed in a car crash in 2009 just a few hours after he pitched against the a's. >> the warriors will have a new home and a whole bunch of new players next season. andre iguodala and kevin durant will be gone, replaced by guard deangelo russell. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live from chase center in san francisco with how this move is playing with dub nation. lyanne. >> reporter: not good, dan. >> i'll bet. >> reporter: of course, we know now that iguodala and durant will not be playing at the chase center next year, but let's talk a little bit about iguodala, who word is he will be headed to memphis to play for the grizzlies. fans often referred to iguodala as the glue, the guy who kept the team together. steve kerr often called him the baby-sitter because he would enter a chaotic situation and was able to calm things down. >>> the for sale sign has yet to go up,

some people there were completely unknown and really their only strategy was to get normal repair there were other people who are in lanes and they decided they would try to take up people in their lanes. there are other people who simply would have come i would have thought, more taken it to the president because he wanted them, if they are known, that they have the ability to do that. it is early. i think there will be more of the -- i think i was surprised there wasn't more of it. gerry: and policies. people had well worked out detailed policies whether you like them or not. not so much about values. do you think that is something a party needs to reconsider? >> when i am involved in debate prep i have a lot of rules that i advocate. some are accepted and some are not depending on the willingness of the candidate. one is that is generally best not to mention legislation. and it certainly is best not to mention the section number of the legislation. there was a bit too much of that. certainly, you have to have plans and i prefer not to call them plans. i prefer to call them policies a