this extraordinary task with great passion and commitment sacrificing much with their efforts going unnoticed as a situation worsened do it to the rise of al qaeda in iraq. unfortunately a government that is the mission went on often failed to aggressively defend its own policy. the issue of competing

. >> listen, i don't think it went unnoticed that matt didn't really answer my question.so i'll ask you the question that i asked. do you think there's any there there about leaking classified documents especially if the documents were not classified? >> it is not a crime to state what the president said. in fact it happens all the time. the press secretary does it every day. this is clearly an effort to try to tarnish and discredit comey. they think he might be a potential witness against the president at some point, so they want to smear him a little bit. and that's exactly what they're doing. >> what stood out to you. >> i think you're seeing the steve bannon everyone emphasis known and loved for the last few years. someone not shackled and limited by the confines of the white house. at least back to being his own self again. and this is just the beginning of seeing a very public facing steve bannon. he singled out paul ryan and mitch mcconnell as trying to undo president trump's election and really putting forward the failures of trump at the feet of mitch mcconnell a

this record's its own kind of courage, and your sacrifices do not go unnoticed or unappreciated.nk you. isase note our gratitude boundless and goes out to each and every one of you with unconditional appreciation. alwaysministration will stand with the men and women of the united states air force. and now it is my great pleasure to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald trump. president trump: you go sit down. thank you very much. at leaease. thank you for being such an incredible emissary to the american people.just become very popular. i'm very proud of her. secretary wilson, general jacobson, i am honored to join you on this really, really his 70th occasion, the anniversary of the united states air force, the greatest air force on the face of this earth by far. before we begin, i want to say our hearts and prayers go back to the people of london who suffered a vicious terrorist attack today. i spoke with a wonderful woman, british prime minister theresa may, this morning and relayed america's deepest sympathy as well as our absolute commitment to erad

this kind of lifestyle requires its own kind of courage and your sacrifices do not go unnoticed or unappreciated. thank you. please know that our gratitude is boundless and goes out to each and every one of you with unconditional appreciation. this administration will always stand with the men and women of the united states air force and know now it's my great pleasure to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald trump. [applause] president trump: thank you very much. at ease, at ease, please sit down. thank you, melania for that wonderful introduction and for being such an incredible emmisary for the american people. she's become very, very popular, i tell you that. very proud of her, thank you. secretary wilson, general, chief wright, general jacobson, colonel tinkert, i'm honored to join you on this really, really historic occasion, the 70th anniversary of the united states air force, the greatest air force on the face of this earth by far. [cheers and applause] president trump: before we begin, i want to say that our hearts and prayers go out to the people of london wh

. >> she told me when she goes out, she can go unnoticed except for one place. >> i'm incognito and i'mort. if they recognize my funny voice, they usually ask me what aisle to look for in the grocery store. >> that's what happens when you cook so well and have your own line of cooking products. bye, everybody. the state agency for health care administration and its owner was fined $ in a health care fraud complaint yet the center was allowed to stay open. >> how could a facility like this still be open? >> look, that's another question for the state agency that regulate the nursing home. at what point do you pull the license? >> reporter: when the home lost power, police believe the backup generators were not big enough to cool the space. records show several 911 calls came from the center starting at 3:30 in the morning. but it was nurse judy fromme who walked over with colleagues to find out what was happening. >> it was a situation where we knew we had to get the patients evacuated. >> reporter: vendetta craig wonder why the staff didn't take patients to the air-conditioned hospital

pizza gate took hillary clinton and her teen by surprise unnoticed by many people those behind the conspiracy story were able to spread propaganda on behalf of clinton's rival donald trump those stories and story lines you don't see him every day because they're not on television they're not on cable t.v. they're not in the mainstream newspaper outlets and yet they're being spread virally through social media and i think in retrospect that we needed to combat that in the social media in a more effective way than we did in the campaign if you look at facebook. alone that the top twenty fake news stories had more distribution more likes more shares than the top twenty real news stories in the last seventy five days of the campaign. what kind of fake news will we see in the german election campaign one of germany's leading public t.v. news programs tog a shell has its own unit for sniffing out lies on the internet patrick and sing heads the group of researchers trying to hold back the tide of december mation. for a long time the team was unsure how to handle fake news stories after all you don't

. >> she's learning all of these noises that for the rest of us just go unnoticed. >> i love you. >>er husband tell her that he loves her but now love comes a kiss. >> can you hear that kiss? >> i did! >> and that is where she completely loses it, overwhelmed with emotion at that moment. and the rest of the video is really of her hearing different sounds for the first time. and she reacts just as emotionally when she hears the tick tock of a clock on the wall. >> so amazing. >>> i think i just found a brand new internet best friend named dustin. >> drive straight through the house, my wife is probably not too happy and i'm going to take it in the pool and drive it back out. >> wait. >> that sounds like a party, man, come on! >> this is a four-wheeler in the pool challenge. >> fire it up, dustin and don't you dare put down that beer. >> sounds like a sure way to get yourself to the dog house. >> right through the house into the backyard and oh my, there's a pool right there. >> but why? shhh. >> yes, shhh. >> oh no. >> wait, can this go in the water? >> snorkel. >> can this thing go i

. >> she told me when she goes out, she can go unnoticed except for one place. >> i'm incognito and i'mthey recognize my funny voice, they usually ask me what aisle to look for in the grocery store. >> that's what happens when you cook so well and have your own line of cooking products. happening right now in berkeley ... barricades ... arrests ... and a right wing speaker .campus police struggling to avoid violence. we are live at the scene.whoosh lemme say for little old me they are doing a fair bit of security.what we knoe about the conservative blogger behind the controversy.whoosh bart has allowed is trains to become safe zones, not for passengers, but for criminals. the crime that sparked this civil lawsuit by six passengers.whooshand only on four ...i thought it was a prankthe strange theft of a store mannequin from this east bay boutique ... and the even stranger message found in its place.the mssage eas down here you're watching kron four news in prime time. (pam) now at 8. arrests in berkeley ... before a conservative speaker even takes the stage. as hundreds gather to protest

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between coach and player robins decision to celebrate his goal with bench funk would not have gone unnoticed by the fact. that thirty three and thirty four respectively robin and rebury are approaching that twilights eleven dusk on the other hand is in his prime against mice he showed again why he's so indispensable of three nil to the hosts after fifteen minutes of . the polish striker has also been having a tough time of late talks he criticized the club's transfer dealings but after adding a second against minds he'll be hoping that his stock has risen and actually he's our of. eighty two goals in one hundred eighty games would be lesser without leave. yeah it's a nice anniversary i'm pleased that we played well to that. we showed what we can do again that i felt like a time. when his in the opposition goal and expect to score big. he'd let in fifty goals in sixteen this league games against by this match the champions added another four to his tally but he did well not to concede more the champions had no fewer than twenty eight. and so they're on top but that's luck continue. to get us

so him coming to puerto rico is going to be unnoticed for locals. other than politicians, of course. it is, you know, i think people feel like he should take a look at what's happening here anyway. >> all right. thanks for speaking with u we wish you all the best for a swift and full recovery from the hurricane damage. united nations chief antonio gutierrez is calling on myanmar's leaders to end the nightmare facing rohingyas refugees fleeing the country. the comments come after the drowning deaths of dozens of refugees whose boat capsized off the coast of bangladesh. many are still missing. in the last month more than 500,000 rohingyas have fled myanmar because of a violent crackdown by the country's military. >> scores of refugees line the beach in bangladesh, fleeing violence in myanmar when their boat capsized in the bay of bengal. most of the dead, women. and children. survivors are now burying friends and family but their journey is not over. this is where they're headed. a refugee camp in bangladesh. basic supplies are scarce. humanitarian or

he highlighted the many contributions of hispanic law enforcement officers whom he says often go unnoticed. he also points out hispanics are the fastest growing ethnic group in american police departments. >>> now your ark weathccuweathe forecast with mike nicco. >> let's open the window in the east bay hills, hazy out there, that's because this is a really long view. breeze is kicking up a little bit, possibly dust, pollen, not humidity. probably notice that. mostly sunny, cool and breezy today. cold front tomorrow. straight from alaska. bringing us a chance of showers then sprinkles. and a warming trend will begin this weekend. temperatures are a little bit cooler if you're heading out right now. a lot of mid 60s to low 70s. brentwood the warm spot at 73. looks like the cool spot, los gatos 61. san francisco 66. san jose 68. small craft advisory everywhere today. they'll be here again everywhere tomorrow. because the breezes are going to kick up especially at 1:00 over the bay. they're already there over ocean. expect it to be breezy. the winds will be faster tomorrow and thursday. beach

black smoke was seen on friday pouring from a chimney consulate which do not go unnoticed by social media. a search is underway for the families of two young new arrivals at a baghdad orphanage. but lost their parents who are thought to a fled to iraq to join eisel fight as the children are so traumatized by their experience they're unwilling to speak. the you're going. to play lunch. at lunch. ninety. nine she. is going to. have the job and mohamed over among dozens of all friends at a shelter where he has been trying to reunite children with any family members back . but i guess d.f. reports from iraq. we don't yet know deja and mohammed's fool stories but whatever they've been through the word tragic likely doesn't do it justice the kids refused to speak their words absolute shock they were found by the iraqi military and they decided to take them to a new orphanage in baghdad they're believed to be cousins and believed to be from chechnya but the kids themselves whatever they've been through must have been horrendous we have rarely seen kids in a state of shock is as bad as this but t

. >> she told me when she goes out, she can go unnoticed except for one place. >> i'm incognito and i'mif they recognize my funny voice, they usually ask me what aisle to look for in the grocery store. >> that's what happens when you cook so well and have your own line of cooking products. bye, everybody. attention homeowners age 62 and older... dr. ben carson, the secretary of housing and urban development to the reverse mortgage program. "hud proposed a new regulation that would make some improvements and strengthen the program" said carson. improvements include spouse protection; controlling interest rate increases; and provide more clarity to the process. all to make the program more successful for seniors! the reverse mortgage isn't just for people that need it, it's also used to enhance a retirement plan. one reverse mortgage, a quicken loans company, is known for excellent client service. call now to get a free packet of information with no obligation. a reverse mortgage allows homeowners age 62 and older to eliminate their monthly mortgage payment. it can give seniors access to

black smoke was seen on friday pouring from a chimney at the consulate which not go unnoticed by those on social media. the good little. mother keep in mind. night to. night she. said the job was to smoke leave the nihilist go to the judge that i hate. and mohamed are among dozens of all friends at a shelter where he has been trying to reunite children with any family members back home reporting from iraq but i guess d.f. . we don't yet know deja and mohammed's fool stories but whatever they've been through the word tragic likely doesn't do it justice the kids refused to speak they were in absolute shock they were found by the iraqi military and they decided to take them to a new orphanage in baghdad believed to be cousins and believed to be from chechnya but the kids themselves whatever they've been through must have been horrendous we have rarely seen kids in a state of shock is as bad as this but there are only two among dozens perhaps hundreds of children here in the or in iraq who are suspected to be orphans the children of isis aligned parents and i've gotta say that they're not

yes, that is not a move that will go unnoticed. social media is a big pa rt unnoticed.ck this, it is something any parent knows. it is interesting to see that, that we know that this is saying that children are offering a sanitised version of their lives on facebook. they call their parents. so we know a lot of parents run facebook. parents have been asking children to be their friend on facebook and there was resistance from this. children have now given them and they offer a version of their lives which parents can feel they get enough from but really, the action is on other social media. that is interesting and that is quite clever. a lot of my work is about raising not only concerned about raising not only concerned about social media companies doing more to make sure it is a positive place for children to be online but children needed more help to be resilient online. it is a fact of life, but it is something we need to look at. yes, children have always hidden things from their parents and this is just the hidden things from their parents and this isjust the new h

ucf wants to make sure no good deed goes unnoticed. >> wouldn't it be nice to give timely recognitionshare thoughts of positive feedback quickly to your peers? >> drawings. the campus is launching a recognition tool to encourage a culture of gratitude. a quarter of employees say they don't feel valued. now people can go online and post a quick thank you or a congrats to someone else on campus. that person's supervisor is automatically notified. >>> houston texans rookie quarterback deshaun watson has done something pretty special for some of his team's employees. >> i really appreciate you all, so i wanted to give my first game check to you to help you out. >> he is donating his first game check to three of the women who work in the cafeteria at the texans stadium. the women lost cars and homes during hurricane harvey, so they're going to split the $27,000 to help them rebuild their lives. >> that was awesome. fantastic news coming out of houston. back here in the bay area, we've got great news if you're not a fan of the heat. it's easing today, especially along the coast. 50 in half

war and millions made homeless it's understandable that the destruction of historic ruins can go unnoticed but for syrians trying to save the relics of their engine civilization in the belief that preserving it is the key to one day rebuilding their country action is needed now. beirut. the kenyan president says the court ruling in another his election victory last month is a coup which could throw the country into judicial chaos kenyatta says the supreme court has stolen democracy from the people kenya's election board says the presidential election will be rerun on october twenty sixth the quarter they made the electoral commission for its decision not a final result saying it ran a poll that was not a transparent verifiable. by admitting they got to get a for a little what has really happened in our country is nothing short of what kenya has so successfully managed to avoid over the last fifty years or so of our independent that has happened to many other countries where we have seen military coups overthrowing civilian government but today we have broken our history with a coup in the

along that but a lot of people are going to be integrated sort of at the end i mean what has gone unnoticed is that merkel actually she did pass quite restrictive measures in october twenty fifth t. in the was asylum package one which really made it more difficult for people to come from western balkan countries and also to send to incentivize those that are were coming with different objectives other than to seek protection she passed or that they passed the asylum package to in march twenty sixth in which also had restrictive measures including also then in the summer sixteen the integration also there has been a lot of ready quite restrictive measures also opening measures into labor market integration providing education i mean there are four hundred thousand children who were also part of that coming so there have been efforts ongoing both both on the restrictive side but also on opening up are you optimistic about germany's efforts to integrate refugees and migrants into the country. well i always say the situation is neither dire nor is it perfect yes there is certainly is it's a lon

. >> she's learning all of these noises that for the rest of us just go unnoticed. >> i love you. >>ow heard her husband tell her that he loves her but now love comes a kiss. >> can you hear that kiss? >> i did! >> and that is where she completely loses it, overwhelmed with emotion at that moment. and the rest of the video is really of her hearing different sounds for the first time. and she reacts just as emotionally when she hears the tick tock of a clock on the wall. >> so amazing. >>> i think i just found a brand new internet best friend named dustin. >> drive straight through the house, my wife is probably not too happy and i'm going to take it in the pool and drive it back out. >> wait. >> that sounds like a party, man, come on! >> this is a four-wheeler in the pool challenge. >> fire it up, dustin and don't you dare put down that beer. >> sounds like a sure way to get yourself to the dog house. >> right through the house into the backyard and oh my, there's a pool right there. >> but why? shhh. >> yes, shhh. >> oh no. >> wait, can this go in the water? >> snorkel. >> can this

yet a bomb was placed unnoticed on the tube, demonstrating that warnings to be vigilant should not be. as you've heard, i arrived here on the scene very soon after the device went off, just 15 minutes or so later. all around me there were dazed, shocked and frightened people, many of whom had been on the train, including peter crowley, who was heading into work at a carpet shop near here. how are you feeling? i'm feeling fine. peter crowley has had a very lucky escape. he was standing right by the device when it went off on the packed tube train. he was hit by the fireball, leaving his head badly singed. wow. yeah. he was in shock. rather than go to hospital, he turned up to work, where i met him this afternoon. peter, how are you? very shaken up. lucky. you've been incredibly lucky. tell me what happened this morning. the train pulled up, doors opened, an explosion happened to the left of me against the doors which don't open, not the platform ones. fireball‘s come over my head, and panic set in. everyone's rushed from the tube, it's been complete pandemonium. sojust explain. so you

been talking also to a lot of young people and they say that they are main topics we are largely unnoticed by the main parties they are disappointed and they say that people in the parties should rather focus on education and digitalisation or on average things like affordable living like here in berlin for example a lot of young people are saying that they cannot even afford a one bedroom and that bedroom apartment so depending on the generation of course you ask you will get different answers however the bottom line is immigration policy is one of the most pressing issues here in our current writer for the show. so much for joining us. recent poll suggests that those undecideds make up anywhere between thirty and forty percent of voters that's a lot w.'s a social media editor said janet reed has been saying what is that out there helping people to make mines welcome john what do you see or feel a lot of things that i've been hearing over the past election campaign from a lot of people is i just don't know who to vote for and that's not really surprising given that there are so many parti

been talking also to a lot of young people and they say that they are main topics we are largely unnoticed by the main parties they are disappointed and they say that people in the parties should rather focus on education and digitalisation or on average things like affordable living like here in berlin for example a lot of young people are seeing that they cannot even afford a one bedroom a bed a bedroom apartment so depending on the generation of course that you ask you will get different answers however the bottom line is immigration policy is one of the most pressing issues here in our current. noise so much for joining us. i was going to merkel's conservatives and the social democrats slated to be the two largest part is the rise for third place is on latest opinion polls indicate that is likely to be the far right a half day or alternative for that prediction becomes reality after he will be the first a far right party to answer germany's parliament for decades its opposition to migrants and islam would shake up the political consensus. a.f.d. election posters leave little to be imag

for someone who had such commanding presence who never entered a room unnoticed he had an uncanny ability up in the '70s and '80s, he served as a direct and tangible affirmation that it was not inconsistent with professional, intellectual or financial success. it was almost inconceivable that a black man would occupy that chair. he did so with an afro and cadence familiar to the black community that had not been seen on such a platform before. he never became the black anchor for most but the anchor man of record for the [ applause ] what many don't know is after he lost the afro he would still show up in the news room in a tailored suit, beautifully hand crafted tie and a purple dur -- du rag on his head. to the end he stayed true to who he was wand never once tried to being a diluted version of himself. we will miss him deeply and there will be gaping void in our lives. i miss with him about the state of our local professional football team. this would be a good week for that topic. sharing our positions on politics. making fun of his odd but and debating whether hip hop music was more

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war and millions made homeless it's understandable that the destruction of historic ruins can go unnoticed but for syrians trying to save the relics of their engine civilization in the belief that preserving it is the key to one day rebuilding their country action is needed now. beirut. welcome if you're just joining us you're with al-jazeera live from your headlines three days of national mourning have been declared in mexico where these two hundred thirty people were killed in the worst earthquake to hit the country in thirty years rescuers pulled one survivor from the rubble after being trapped for more than thirty six hours the capital mexico city has been hit the hardest north korea's reacted strongly to the u.s. president's speech to the u.n. general assembly in which he threatened to totally destroy the country donald trump did single out iran and north korea by calling them rogue nations this was the response from the north korean foreign minister if trump is thinking about surprising us with the sound of a dog barking then he is clearly dreaming. second vice president has told the

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it went unnoticed by the federal government passed a law, a bipartisan law, that would allow police departmentsto use rapid dna machines, a simulation. police officers will swab people accused of felonies, put the sample in a machine, send the data to a national database and let them know if their suspect is connected to other crimes through dna. california police officers already swab suspects. results could take days. the machine's maker says it's like scanning fingerprints. >> just like fingerprints from paper and ink that had to sit for week, dna goes through the same process now. >> we'll talk more about the privacy concerns and how it works at 9:00 a.m. i want to point out it's jobs friday. i'm sure the president is looking forward to this one. >> i think he is. thank you, scott. >>> victims of hurricane harvey fun raiser, a jazz benefit at 7:00 on virginia avenue. good thing it's at night. it's going to be hot. >> just got word on the second big crash. i'll have that ready for you. >> all right, kari? >> a lot of people are heading out of town but we have to get through the school day. i

. >>> make sure no good deed goes unnoticed. >> wouldn't there be fist. >>> the campus launched a recognition tool to encourage a quote, culture grad gratitude. now people with go online and post a wick thank you or congratulation to someone else on campus and that person's supervisor is automatically notified. >>> a rare discovery from an american literary legend, previously unpublished mark twain children story was found in the bay area. >> reporter: the author mark twain said nearly everything he wrote, now that treasure chest is held at uc berkeley's library. in the archives are hidden gems. a scholar found this one by chance. >> i don't want to belittle his participation or his role because it really is that important. this is one of the things that we had not published. >> reporter: duane told bedtime stories for his daughters but they were never written down. >> we don't know what the other stories were like or what they said. >> reporter: only a margarine is an unfinished story and in it this scholar found a clue. susie is one of twain's daughters, the note written on the manuscript p

light of the job we're asking your sailors to do every single day, and you know, a lot of this goes unnoticed because the majority of what you do in uniform is not high-end combat. it's waging peace. i feel we need to step up to the plate and do a better job here in congress to end defense and sayer sequester and begin this process of rebuilding the navy. >> if i could for the record, admir admiral, combatant commander as well, sir. >> thank you very much, congressman. we proceed to congress james langevin of rhode island. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank you for your testimony today. the incident involving the "uss fitzgerald" and the "mccain" were tragic events. and i wish we had never gotten to this point. and my thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who are lost and those who are injured. and we're all anxious to get to the bottom of what happened. but this appears to be a symptom of a larger problem. i know we touched this in many different capacities here today, but the u.s. navy has, my understanding of all this, has moved training out of the schoolhouses and i

this extraordinary task with great passion and commitment sacrificing much with their efforts going unnoticed as a situation worsened do it to the rise of al qaeda in iraq. unfortunately a government that is the mission went on often failed to aggressively defend its own policy. the issue of competing philosophies was apparent virtually every day. they have this vision of a high-tech smaller fleet footed military which is fine with that happened to be incompatible with the mission that we have at the time. dealing with lawlessness and leaders. my first date in iraq i got off the plane and i put on my helmet. i got in the bus and they said by the way the road between baghdad and the palace is closed because there had been too many ied attacks on it. i said great this is exactly what i want to see. it was not a particularly original particularly original name but it got the point across that we have a problem even securing the road between the airport and where our headquarters was going to be. one of the first conversations i talk about this in the book was opposing the ominous but astute ques

. >>> make sure no good deed goes unnoticed. >> wouldn't there be fist. >>> the campus launched a recognitionge a quote, culture grad gratitude. now people with go online and post a wick thank you or congratulation to someone else on campus and that person's supervisor is automatically notified. >>> a rare discovery from an american literary legend, previously unpublished mark twain children story was found in the bay area. >> reporter: the author mark twain said nearly everything h is held at uc berkeley's library. in the archives are hidden gems. a scholar found this one by chance. >> i don't want to belittle his participation or his role because it really is that important. this is one of the things that we had not published. >> reporter: duaneoldsties for they were never written down. >> we don't know what the other stories were like or what they said. >> reporter: only a margarine is an unfinished story and in it this scholar found a clue. susie is one of twain's daughters, the note written on the manuscript proves this is one of twain's bedtime stories. >> a lot of people looked to this

yet a bomb was placed unnoticed on the tube, demonstrating that warnings to be vigilant should not beyou an update on the uk security threat level. theresa may has announced that it has been raised from severe too critical. we understand the decision, it was announced in the last 30 minutes, the uk threat level has been raised from severe too critical, meaning an attack is expected imminently. let's speak to helena lee, who is near the scene in south—west london. what has been going on during the evening? it is now more than 12 hours since that terror attack took place here at parsons green tube station. we are standing at the cord on here. there are police officers still here this evening. the cord and is still in place. we are 18 metres or so and is still in place. we are 18 metres oi’ so away and is still in place. we are 18 metres or so away from parsons green tube station. we think the tube train might still be in position. what has been going on since the attack happened during the rush hour this morning, forensic officers have been on the platform, trying to look for any eviden

they tackle this extraordinary task with sacrificing much going largely unnoticed as the security situation worsens due to the rise of al qaeda in iraq in sectarian violence. unfortunately, a government that has the mission went on often failed to aggressively defend its own policy. the issue of competing philosophies was apparent virtually every day. secretary rumsfeld with this vision of a high-tech military, which is fine, but that happened to be incompatible with the mission we had at the time and the civil affairs operation that needed to be done at the same time. my first day in iraq i got off the plane and put him a helmet. i got on the bus and they said by the way, the road between that international airport in the palace's clothes because there have been too many ied attacks on it. i said great, this is exactly what i want to see. they called it the road of death and it wasn't the original name, but it got the point across that we had a problem even secure the road between the airport and where headquarters were. one of the ambassadors first conversation in the book was posing the

doomsday warning, trump addresses the united nations and put north koreans leader unnoticed. >>> rocket man is on a suicide mission, and for his regime, the united states is ready, willing and able, but hopefully this will not be necessary. >> how world leaders are reacting to this.>>> fallen officer, morning a colleague who was killed in a crash. >> he was an amazing person. >> the new starts now. >>> damage and destruction in mexico following a powerful 7.1 earthquake . the death toll has been updated, confirming that at least 100 people have been killed. at this hour the rescue operations are underway.>> people are digging through debris of collapse buildings looking for any victims. some of the digging is going on with their bare hands. >> we are following the latest on this story in the newsroom.>>> reporter: videos and images depicting the moments when that 7.1 earthquake rocked mexico city is giving us a look at how frightening it was when buildings collapse just feet away from where people were standing. look at the video we are showing you.>> oh my goodness. >> the powerful chi

[applause] and with labor's best vote for a generation,it's result which is unnoticed and labor on the threshold of power. [applause] yet, we do not to quite yellow well enough and we remain in opposition for now. but we have become a government in waiting. our outstanding shallow cabinet team here today, thank you for what you do in the work you do. thank you, all of you. [applause] great colleagues on the table taking a party in our country forward. and our message to the whole country cannot be clear, labor is ready, ready to tackle any quality. ready to rebuild on health service. ready to give opportunity, ready to give opportunity to young people, dignity, and security to older people. [applause] ready to invest in our economy and to meet the challenges of climate change and automation. [applause] ready to put peace and justice at the heart of our foreign policy. [applause] ready to build a new progressive relationship with your. [applause] we are ready. -- there certainly not strong and they definitely are not stable. this government does have one thing we lack, they have to trac