reasons beyond most internally displaced people are turning to drugs and the extreme measures used to tackle the problem. the world's oldest travel company thomas cook has collapsed leaving tens of thousands of travelers stranded overseas and sparking the largest p. time peacetime or. british history. there are 600000 people currently on holiday worldwide with the company now looking for other ways to get home all thomas cook flights have been immediately council putting about 20000 jobs at risk the u.k. civil aviation authority say is it will work with the government to bring 150000 british travellers home over the next fortnight. the cia is launching a report. this is the largest report since the 2nd world war and we will be bringing home everybody. back to the u.k. as close as possible to their return dates this is a huge operation 150000 people currently abroad we've chartered over 40 aircraft and those aircraft are already in position i mean in the next few hours will start bringing will start bringing passengers home catherine stansell has more . britain's oldest travel company operati

the reasons myanmar's internally displaced people are turning to drugs and the extreme measures used to tackle them. the world's oldest travel company thomas cook has collapsed leaving tens of thousands of people stranded there are 600000 people currently on holiday worldwide with the company all thomas cook flights have been grounded and 20000 jobs are at risk the u.k. civil aviation or thought she says it will work with the government to bring 150000 travelers home over the next fortnight. the cia is launching a repub striation this is the largest repatriation since the 2nd world war and we will be bringing home everybody. back to the u.k. as close as possible to their return date this is a huge operation 150000 people currently abroad we've chartered over 40 aircraft and those aircraft are already in position and then in the next few hours will start bringing will start bringing passengers home catherine stansell has more . britain's oldest travel company operating in more than a dozen countries with $19000000.00 customers a year but thomas cook struggled to be profitable. despite a $100000

reason spain marse internally displaced people are turning to drugs and the extreme measures used to tackle the problem. and insubordinate man is the man for england as they get the rugby world cup campaign underway. hello this is the time of the year when the seasonal rain is splitting to some degree what is going science and that's helped by the tropical stockton's around it so the east china sea is one just the top of your screen and then the monsoon that's come through india is still there it's going science but it sort of break ins the line goes down here and then comes back up here again in between china sitting pretty in the sunshine it's still quite warm as well approaching such degrees for most places a bit of height you know temperatures back again afterwards about some plateau clearly there is snow but it does mean that much the southeast asia is also drawing up fairly quickly that we've got hesitant reversed of the rains or if you like disappearing in the rains in cambodia and thailand you can see the line there is not quite rugged but there's a split sized words share of acute

building and the transportation wedges in an emissions projection, it's really the big ones for us to tackle. electricity is really being decarbonized rapidly. so, this element that you just preferred to is an important part of our plan this year, looking at what may happen if we're successful. >> right. >> in these fronts. it's going to see a significant increase in our demand for electricity. >> no, and i am concerned on whether or not we will be able to meet those demands with clean energy, just because of the sources. as other agencies start to build up their clean energy brahprogr too, we're all going to be competing for these resources. that's why i'm always talking about the build up plan to produce our own clean energy, and to also, on the west side of san francisco, where they have old homes, we're looking at 42,000 homes that all have water heaters. they're private residents. i think we're on the verge of looking at how we can transform that dependency on natural gas also over to electricity. so, i suspect there will be legislation that actually or incenti incentives for electric w

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with fire valerie and linda are a part of a climate activist group that planned to use their own flying machines to tackle what they see as the scourge of air travel earlier this week they set out their plan to guide their drones into the exclusion zone of europe's busiest airport just before is opened we tell the authorities an hour before we take the action and then once we have flown the train we then call the police we've got a hotline we call the place we wait for to be case fully arrested basically with this footage posted online and the arrests of 2 men close to heathrow early friday morning suggest campaigners attempted to go through with the threat heathrow has been a particular target of activists iowa because of plans to expand the airport supporters say a 3rd runway will prevent business is being stifled by a lack of capacity and increased tourism the climate campaign is claiming to produce as much harmful carbon dioxide as the island of cyprus in terms of c o 2 air travel is the least environmentally friendly of the mainstream forms of transport the train carrying the average load of $150.00

with fire valerie and linda are a part of a climate activist group that planned to use their own flying machines to tackle what they see as the scourge of travel early this week they set out their plan to guide their drones into the exclusion zone of europe's. busiest airport just before is open and we tell the authorities an hour before we take the action and then once we have flown the train we then call the place we've got a hotline we call the place and we wait for to be case fully arrested basically with this footage posted online and the arrests of 2 men close to heathrow early friday morning suggest campaigners attempted to go through with their threat heathrow has been a particular target of activists because of plans to expand the airport supporters say a 3rd runway will prevent businesses being stifled by a lack of capacity and increased tourism the climate campaign is claiming to produce as much harmful carbon dioxide as the island of cyprus in terms of c o 2 that travel is the least environmentally friendly of the mainstream forms of transport the train carrying the average load of 150 passeng

fire with fire valerie and linder a part of a climate activist group that planned to use their own flying machines to tackle what they see as the scourge of air travel we heard earlier this week they set out their plan to guide their drones into the exclusion zone of europe's busiest airport just before is opened basically read this footage posted online on the arrests of 2 men close to heathrow early friday morning suggest campaigners attempted to go through with their threat. in terms of c o 2 that travel is the least environmentally friendly of the mainstream forms of transport the train carrying the average load of $150.00 passengers emits 14 grams of carbon per person per kilometer that compares with 42 grams per person for a car carrying 4 people or 68 grams per passenger for the average person but the average plane towards the mall emitting 285 grams of carbon per person per kilometer in that 3 valerie and linda that leaves us with a clear choice we are to stop emitting carbon in the over going to die we have to accept that we have to make huge sacrifices but when you have control of stop control ove

reasons beyond those internally displaced people are turning to drugs and the extreme measures used to tackle them. the world's oldest travel company thomas cook has collapsed leaving tens of thousands stranded there are 600000 people currently on holiday worldwide for the company or thomas cook flights have been grounded and 20000 jobs are at risk the u.k. civil aviation authorities says it will work with the government to bring 150000 travelers home over the next fortnight. the cia is launching a repub striation this is the largest repatriation since the 2nd world war and we will be bringing home everybody. back to the u.k. as close as possible to their return date this is a huge operation 150000 people currently abroad we've chartered over 40 aircraft and those aircraft are already in position and then in the next few hours will start bringing will start bringing passengers home catherine stansell has more than. britain's oldest travel company operating in more than a dozen countries with $19000000.00 customers a year but thomas cook struggled to be profitable. despite a $1000000000.00 inj

comes to when it comes to tackling challenges like climate change gulf stability various conflicts around the world he said qatar is keen to work in partnership with other nations using dialogue in a way to tackle these challenges let's get more now from al-jazeera. who's life for us at the united nations hashem you were listening to that speech what were your main takeaways. the mean of cop us yet i mean been hammered fanny spoke about the blockade imposed on qatar by of saudi arabia the united arab emirates and egypt saying that continues for the 3rd year saying it's unjust and springs from the desire of some countries the reference designs arabia for example to impose domination in the region saying the blockade what instability in the region has completely paralyzed the g.c.c. the gulf cooperation council that was supposed to referee any spat or disagreement among the members of the of the g.c.c. and he said that his country is committed to dialogue however he made it quite clear that any dialogue should be unconditional and that the sanctions should be lifted before it goes and talks politically with the countries about a way out to the crisis and that's interes

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to prop c. >>this is a growing crisis in many cities and counties here in the bay area we're trying use different ideas to tackle that problem that's right. >>the force morning. kelly went up to sonoma county to check out some the village of time many homes constructed to have house homeless veterans. after being homeless for several years, jeff lawrence now has a permanent al be it. >>tiny home to call his own measuring only 250 square feet, it's a small space for that whole navy vet, but as someone who came here with only the clothes on his back lawrence as it suits him just find the love it. yeah absolutely love it at his home is what's part of a veterans village made up of 14 tiny homes, located on county land in santa rosa, each took a $190,000 a piece to build by a construction company owned by an iraq war vet, all the residents have vouchers from hud and veterans administration supportive housing. so they pay no more than a 3rd of their low income on rent. lawrence is now a peer support specialist here after getting help with his ptsd and meth addiction which is how he ended up homeless after a divorce, t

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trauma anywhere hurts our society and that there are balance sheets ways that would benefit us all to tackle, not just mentioned helping children of, or deal with, it unlocks tremendous pent-up potential in this country. know that if i'm in the white house having lived for 20 years in a portable community i have seen the my own experience, not just intellectual education but i feel a burning passion to address these issues and i feel like i can address them in a way i did as mayor. he went to aei, thing takes on the other side of the aisle and the balance sheet conversations about what's in our best economic interests was able to get momentum unbilled legislation to address issues so i will stand up to fight for every child in america because i know it's from the economy of energy that if i only have a certain amount of energy but i get the best return on my energy when i focus on children. today just so you know or this week were releasing a very big policy on children at risk and i'm very excited to have more detail. please, go to my website. [applause] >> time for one final question. >> [

together through multilateral organisations, not standing alone, and we believe that to tackle the biggest issues facing uslimate emergency to terrorism, that the uk at the table achieving consensus internationally is what we need to see. perhaps now more than ever, uk foreign policy is yearning for a clear liberal democrat values, a liberal government, a liberal democrat government would not be tied to outdated tropes or biases but would be clear that the uk must continue to work with allies from across the world, playing a leading role in the eu and other international institutions. withjo swinson as our prime minister, we will revive our reputation on the world stage and get on with helping improve the lives of people across the world and here at home. as liberal democrats, we got a duty to do this, to defend the values of human rights, democracy and equality and as your liberal democrat shadow foreign secretary, i promise you i will do everything i can to stand up for a truly global britain. thank you very much, conference. studio: shooker or not, the former labourmp studio: shooker or not, the former

federation over gender discrimination after meeting the head of world football it seems the us president wants to tackle the problem david stokes reports. president trumps relationship with the u.s. women's football team is frosty at best but after talks with the president jonny and ponting you know he for the 1st time publicly acknowledged that he's trying to do something about gender inequality in the game. gianni and i just had a meeting on women's soccer is what everybody's going to do to make that even better and more equitable etc etc so johnny thank you very much greater great meeting women's soccer worry you are world champion there is much more to do or the president was saying this to me and he is right and we are going to do that and we will announce very soon the new initiative the u.s. women's team won the world cup in july but all 28 squad members are engaged in a lawsuit against the federation alleging they were discriminated against on pay us soccer dispute this and after mediation talks broke down a trial date has been set for may 2020. 5 there's plenty of public support for the team fr

sterling while also raising awareness of issues within the game — urging other players to use their platform to tackle was outraged about equal pay or the lack thereof or the lack of investment in the women's game other than just women, that would be the most inspiring thing to me. i feel that that is my ask of everybody. we have such an incredible opportunity being professional football players. lionel messi took the men's award for the sixth time — beating cristiano ronaldo and virgilvan dijk. the debate over whether messi or ronaldo is the better player has raged for years , but earlier, speaking to bbc breakfast, match of the day presenter gary lineker put himself firmly in the messi camp the truth is we are actually blessed to have them both at the same time because they've pushed each other on and they are both absolutely brilliant footballers. i mean, in terms of goal—scoring there is very little between them, both unbelievably prolific, scoring a goal pretty much every game. they have both won everything in the domestic game and in the club game. for me, there isjust a little bit ofa for me, t

. >>> tents are being used as courtrooms to tackle the backlog of immigration cases. >> more news -- >> i'm tony dokoupil with cbs news. >> more original reporting. >> did the punishm liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shhhh. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too. and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long?! only mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours with 2 medicines in 1 pill. 60% of women wear the wrong size pad, and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20% better coverage - day or night because better coverage means better protection always. >>> today we got our first look at one of the trump administration's plans for dealing with that huge backlog of immigrants seeking asylum in the u.s. mireya villarreal is at the southern border where tents are now being used as courthouses. >> reporter: the trump administration could spend up to $155 million on this tent facility and one in laredo, hoping it will ease the immigration backlog that is close to hi

and another is both joining us this morning to tackle the neatest news flow. u for joining us. your assessment, let's get into the weeds. your assessment of what this means, this 5% of all global oil surprised us global oil surprised attack. what is the biggest implication this brings to your mind? guest: this is another sort of supply hit to the market, similar to tariffs. perhaps this is not a very large hit. one is hoping it's not large because if you look at 12 months, that hasn't moved much at all. the economy runs at a 12 month. the worry is what happens next in terms of geopolitics, security, but also whether there will be a risk review put into helpfuluse that is not for global growth. that will be a difference. it will have an impact on confidence. when you think about where we are across regions, we have had a situation with u.s. economy seeming resilient, whereas the rest of the world have been quite weak. this will exacerbate this differences or increase those, innocence, because the you -- in a sense, because the u.s. will be fine. it's going to be

use rustic pollution. so at sporting events, are you talking to the athletes themselves? big plastic pledge is about everyone, the entire community uniting together to tacklee, signing up to your individualised pledge, and it is about individuals taking positive action up when they go to sporting events, take their own water bottle and when the athletes do, they take their own bottle, i don't want my sporting kit to come in single use plastic. they say, you know, the sponsor stickers, you know, the sponsor stickers, you know, they should not be once only use, we need to find ways to stop this throwaway culture. there were lots of bits, actually, lunch boxes, just thinking about that, go metal rather than plastic. and clothes. there are certain fibres, explain that. clothing is a huge sort of topic and sports clothing is a big one. we will be looking into, as this project progresses, right now i am notan this project progresses, right now i am not an expert in the clothing industry, but i know there is some fantastic work going on out there. you have just come fantastic work going on out there. you havejust come back fantastic work going on out there. you h

rapinoe urged professional players to use their platform to tackle racism, homophobia and sexism.n the women's game other than just or the lack of investment in the women's game other thanjust women, that would be the most inspiring thing to me. i feel that that is my ask of everybody. we have such an incredible opportunity being professional football players. you saw him just then. liverpool'sjurgen klopp was named best men's coach ahead of manchester city's pep guardiola and tottenham's mauricio pochettino. a good night for english teams. liverpool's allison becker won best men's goalkeeper. wales face australia next in a potential pool d decider after beating georgia a3—1a at the rugby world cup. wales ran in six tries in their bonus point winning victory in toyota city. george north with the last welsh try. they play the wallabies in tokyo on sunday. we have had some really tight games over the years against australia, so we have to go into the game with a lot of confidence, and we know as a team that we tend to get better as tournaments go on and we build on confidence, so pl

ubisoft, the makers of this game, say they are committed to tackling the issue, and used several toolsy is moving is making it even harder to police. cheats are being sold in encrypted chat forums on platforms like discord. we were shown four separate communities with hundreds of members in each. they are well organised and they work ha rd to are well organised and they work hard to stay undetected. how do you feel about people using your cheats in actual tournaments, where there is prizemoney and a lot at stake? 0bviously is prizemoney and a lot at stake? obviously don't condone it, but we're going to be like, hey, you can't do that. what matt lucas says he has no plans to stop hacking cheats, and in fact wants to expand his business. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm marc edwards, and this is your thursday sport briefing. we start with the football, and there were a couple of heavyweight clashes in the european champions league on wednesday. they included a stunning win for paris st—germain against real madrid. angel di maria scored twice agai

broadleaf species, to enable those woods to adapt and be resilient to the changes that we have seen, to help us tackleors, very much worth staying in touch with the forecast because it does look pretty turbulent. weather systems are queueing up in the atlantic, one head our way on saturday night and sunday, some very wet and windy weather with that. there is a big patch of cloud diving showers and longer spells of rain across the british isles this afternoon, some sunny spells in between. when the no self, just might get up to 50 mph near the coasts. not as windy up north, temperatures ranging from 14 to 17 celsius. enter tonight, a band of showers is likely to clear away but another one will raise him from the west, pushing into northern ireland, southern scotland and parts of northern england and wales. it stays breezy across the south, temperatures generally nine to 13 degrees. some rural spots enough north—west scotland could get colder than that. saturday, there is a ridge of high pressure trying to build its way in, that will suppress the shower activity to some extent. so through saturday, shal

to have you with us. we will have a visit —— busy programme today. also in the programme should frequent flyers pay higher taxes to help tackle aviation emissions? his just another change that we will get used to, like paying for plastic bags? tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. let's get started. we start here in london where business will resume in the house of commons in a few hours‘ time. it follows that dramatic and historic ruling by the supreme court that borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament for five weeks was unlawful. the prime minister said he profoundly disagreed with the judges but would respect their decision. a senior government official said that borisjohnson spoke to the queen after that ruling, but would not reveal details of the conversation. our political correspondentjessica parker has been following events. parliament is opening up again. the media tenants are making a return. westminster coming back to life. it wasn't his plan... i have the highest respect of course for the judiciary and the independence of oui’ judiciary and the independence of our courts, but i must say i strongly disagre

to stevenson. tackled by sprewell. houston will use another time-out. i want to go back to the baseball promo. the astros are on tomorrow, and i think they're going to win the world series, by the way. >> todd: okay. >> sean: throw that out there. but justin no-itno-i no-hitter. you're a big baseball guy, yourt now. t tied with larry others for three no-hitters. have you ever heard of larry? he said he pitched in the 1800s and he was 5'3". >> todd: are you serious? >> sean: he was 5'3", and could pitch with either hand. stevenson, his best run as a sooner in his debut. i've never heard of larry corcoran, have you? >> todd: no, i have not. >> sean: 1:50 to no hurry now, sooners. we asked if we might see spencer rattler, the true freshman. >> todd: if things go well with jalen hurts, they'll play rattler in four games, but maybe try to redshirt him. that would make sense. >> sean: the rule from last year, you can play in four games and he can still be redshirted. >> todd: with houston, their backup quarterback, tune, had to play, start the last two games because of the injury to king. he played

bradley chubb, his first tackle of the game. get used to that.er defense, this is not the issue for the broncos. they're stacked on defense. >> louis: it begins and ends with chubb and miller. this is really where they make their money here. the obvious passing downs. >> steve: and we get a look at hunter renfrow. went to college at clemson, the national champions. he's in the game on third and four.out and able to complete tn grant. they're going to give him a forward progress for the first down, gain of five. >> brian: niced down of the gam. third and five, you get the protection orchestrated. nice job by o guys to keep an eye on, williams, brought over from the chargers, and darren waller, number 83, both haveo step up in the absence of antonio brown. >> steve: two tight ends in for oakland. waller and moreau, the rookie out of lsu. carr, first down, across the middle. it's grant, second down and short. >> louis: carr trying to play in rhythm, get the ball out of his hands quickly. he wants to negate the pass rush that people are worried about

plastics to food another program in the philippines allows people to do just that but doesn't tackle the root causes of plastic for use of the food. i'm going to welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us. now they've been called snowden's guardian angels and with good reason. because family that's the 2 people to my right immediate right over here they are among those who hid a fugitive whistleblower edward snowden in their home in hong kong as he was on the run from u.s. authorities that was back in 2013 since then edward snowden has been granted asylum in russia and today has released his autobiography permanent record it details the crisis of conscience that led the former n.s.a. contractor to leak classified documents revealing the extent of u.s. and u.k. government surveillance but that's material for suporn and medica both refugees from. their families asylum applications in hong kong have been rejected they are now faced with deportation and an uncertain future. it's just a game for 3 year old enough but for his family hiding has become a way of life one that desperate to leave behind a 7 year old said

to apologise for his use of language. the speaker, john bercow, has called on all sides to tackle the ‘toxic‘ political culture. and a warning — it contains some very strong language. we will not betray the people who sent us here! subject to death threats and abuse every single day! i've never heard such humbug in all my life! this is the language. you're a publicity whore! publicity whore, madam! this is it. politics has never been for faint hearts. this man is an idiot. we won't tolerate this, sorry. but there was poison in the air last night. language that is respectable, whatever your views are. was your language in the commons yesterday appropriate? frustrated by a lack of brexit progress, the prime minister is happy to provoke. i totally deplore any threat to anybody, particularly female mps. and a lot of work is being done to stop that, and to give people the security they need. but i do think it's important that, in the house of commons, i should be able to talk about the surrender bill, the surrender act, in the way that i did. but there's fury from labour mps at that kind of talk. an encounter between

what i do agree with is this is an opportunity that has not really been used forstate to tackle structural changes. one we focus on quite a lot at the tax foundation is real tax reform. most date tax systems , i would say there dying badly but that concedesthey were designed at all . that's the process of historical evolution and accident that i can go into a store in illinois and by four items and pay for different sales tax rates, not counting the localsales tax at the top of that of which there are 10,000 across the united states . luckily, the way their decision is motivating some states to look at the system including some of the most recalcitrant like colorado and louisiana and alabama, but there's a lot more that needs to be done so going back to illinois, illinois, only taxes 20 percent of taxable transactions under its sales tax so the previous governor, when he came in he said i will concede that we should expand the sales tax to that if you, the democrats in the legislature will concede to structural reforms to pension systems, to work rules, to a bunch of other stuff and that's

when we looked at who was using electricity we decided to tackle the biggest electricity users, and have them be required to procure 100% renewable. they do not have to buy from the city, that they have to buy 100%. that is in a nutshell, charles will give more detail on how we came about with a strategy and what this means, and what our role is. it is very exciting. again, we are out there, as a first. in away, to me, it is a no-brainer, but it doesn't mean it takes zero brainpower. it is about time, and i am excited about it, it is very doable. i will let charles ask lena further. >> thank you. if we can have the slides? reducing emissions with renewed usable energy with large it is very straightforward. i'm going to walk you through that. we save the best for last year, so allow me that privilege. [laughter] the city does have ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets by 2017 we want to be 27% below our levels. we are at 36%, we have exceeded that goal. by 2025 we are hoping to be 40% below 1990 levels. clearly on track for that. by 2050 we want to be 100% below 1990 levels. probably