siren wails.n hawaii for decades. a warning system used during the cold war. siren wails. it will once again be tested every month to prepare people for a possible nuclear attack from north korea. pyongyang says its missiles are now capable of hitting america. hawaii is one of the closest us territories to north korea after guam. and its huge military presence makes it an attractive target. in recent months, north korea has successfully tested a host of long—range missiles. but the latest rocket flew longer and higher than ever before. it is not clear though whether it can carry a nuclear weapon. in pyongyang tens of thousands gathered in the streets to celebrate. the latest test is a stark reminder of the determination of the north korean leader to pursue his nuclear and missile programme. warnings, threats and pressure appear to have little affect on kim jong—un. i'm not willing to say that diplomacy has not worked, we will continue to work diplomatically we will continue to work through the uni

whether it is a bird or a frog or a cricket or a data or a wail. you might get a sound —— bat.t that was maintained and that will stay in the 5ame maintained and that will stay in the same place among all the other themes in the song and so it tells you the whale has kept the rhyme. i was out in san diego one time, visiting a friend of mine and i played him whale 5ound5 visiting a friend of mine and i played him whale sounds and he was fascinated. he was wanted to make a record of these and he said, we will make it! so we sat down and made a record and we then wrote a booklet that went with it and talked all about wale5 that went with it and talked all about wales and their plight and what was going on and so forth. —— whales. it remains . the 5ave . the save the wales movement was then born and in many ways, that was then born and in many ways, that was the beginning of the conservation movement —— whales. the whales gave the whole idea of conservation wonderful exposure. a so—called bat plague has hit a rural town in australia, with the large colony of flying foxes out—number

feel for what it's like to be in the city of world religions with holy sites on every corner the wailingwall alongside the temple mount the dome of the rock and the church of the holy separate. jerusalem is a multi-layered complex tension laden and important topic that you can have different opinions about we'd like physicists to be able to form their own opinions are taking in the exhibition. there are fifteen rooms of historical artifacts works of art dealing with jerusalem and videos of everyday life in the holy city and out of spaces given up to showing people of various faiths practicing their religions. it is a feeling in your there's this latent risk to peace in jerusalem so it's good that we're able in berlin to look at what connects us not what divides us. and this should underline the value of what we share and of getting along peacefully. jerusalem is more than just an axis of world's religions it's also home to eight hundred thousand people who live alongside each other divided by real and invisible administrative borders are constantly being revised and political union land

(pkg)(nats of sirens)despite the loud wailing, this somber line of cars had a reverence about it.people in tracy came to join officers, firefighters, and a ladder truck salute in saying goodbye to camilleri, who died in the early hours of christmas day. he and his partner were in their patrol vehicle on i-880 when c-h-p says a 22-year-old man who had been drinking and using marijuana, slammed into them, killing camilleri and severely injuring his partner. the congregation at mission city church where the camilleris attend in tracy ..is still processing the devastating news."andrew was a man of faith. he loved jesus, and so we have a hope to know that as hard as it is to say goodbye, and to deal with the finality of losing somebody that you love, we know that we'll get to see him again." the rookie officer leaves behind a wife and three kids.a friend of the family, who is also one of their pastors, says andrew went 'all in' on things he was passionate about, and had a goal to make a difference. "andrew lived his life in a way that he wanted to make an impact on others. and i believe that

the school's founder and ceo (siren wailing) (barry murrey) when you have a really traumatic injury,e have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to the patient. verizon is racing to build the first and most powerful 5g network that will enable things like precision robotic surgery from thousands of miles away. as we get faster wireless connections, it'll be possible to be able to operate on a patient in a way that was just not possible before. when i move my hand, the robot on the other side will mimic the movement, with almost no delay. who knew a scalpel could work thousands of miles away? ♪ lauren: the tech world considered a young man's game. but the flatiron school in new york has become a place where anyone of any age can learn how to code, a skill crucial for the impending a.i. revolution. >> there is a misconception that people who are coders are bor

this illuminated wall its the western or wailing wall one of the holiest sites for joouz.at one of the domes of the mosque which is one of the most sacred sites for muslims. >> when you look at ape place is on the verge of an explosion, you do not introduce a flame. >> on the plo executive committee. >> officials in the trump administration have said that some of these moves could jump-start peace. >> ha-ha-ha. could it jump-start peace, it would scuttle peace. >> unclear when this would happen if at all. reaction on the streets is happening. two palestinian groups called for protests. the u.s. government is warning americans and employees to stay away from parts of jerusalem for fear of violence. embattled michigan congressman john conyers announced his retirement. accused of harassment left washington because of health problems. adriana diaz has the story. >> i am retiring today and i want everyone to know how much i appreciate the support. >> on local radio, representative john conyers tried to step down on his own terms. retiring effective immediately days after congre

jerusalem is a holy city for three world religions the jews have the wailing wall here muslims the dome of the rock and al aksa mosque and christians the church of the holy sepak are these sides are only a few hundred meters and yet worlds apart. the cities current status is a consequence of the six day war in one nine hundred sixty seven when israel occupied the cities eastern part and in one nine hundred eighty annexed it. both israelis and palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital the international community has refrained from taking a clear position. no country has opened an embassy in jerusalem so far. who can lay claim to jerusalem. un declaration this week reiterated what the u.n. has said in fact for decades namely that jerusalem is a final status issue by that they mean it is a matter to be decided at the end of negotiations rather than before they've actually even gotten underway so when tactical terms isn't this rather an odd move by the great deal maker donald trump who in fact as susan said earlier in the program is giving away the very thing that might be able to extra

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this illuminated wall is the western or wailing wall, one of the holiest sites for jews and beyond that is one of the most sacred sites for femme. >> you do not introduce a flame. >> reporter: she's on the plo's executive committee. >> the officials in the trump administration say some of these moves could jump start peace. >> these moves could jump start peace? >> reporter: reaction on the streets is already happening two. palestinian groups have called for protests and the u.s. government is warning its americans and employees to stay away from the old city of jerusalem which is just behind me and the west bank for fear of violence. seth doane, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> back in this country, michigan governor ric snik snyd will set a date to replace conyers. conyers endorsed his son to secede him. >>> and likely today we'll know who won the blaemg special election for u.s. senate. despite a string of allegations of sexual misconduct against teenagers, moore is expected to win. >> reporter: steve bannon joined republican senate candidate roy moore at a campaign rally in alabama tuesday

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the jews have the wailing wall here. muslims, the dome of the rock.hristians, the church of the holy sepulcher. these sites are only a few hundred meters, and yet worlds, apart. the city's current status is the consequent of the six-day war in 1967 when israel occupied the city's eastern part and in 1980 and in it. -- annexed it. both israelis and palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital. the international community has refrained from taking a clear position. no country has opened an embassy .nd jerusalem -- so far who can lay claim to jerusalem? the united nations declaration this week reiterated what the u.n. has said for decades, mainly that jerusalem is a final status issue. by that, they mean it is a matter to be decided at the end of negotiations, rather than before they have actually gotten under way. rather an odd move by the great dealmaker? as susan said in the program earlier, is giving away the very thing that might be able to extract concessions from israel at the very outset? alan: first, donald trump is not the great dealmaker. sec

with it came access to the wailing wall since then israel has claimed jerusalem as its capital annex in east jerusalem in one nine hundred eighty but the palestinians also designate east jerusalem as the capital of their still to be founded independent state the u.n. does not recognize either claim instead it says jerusalem status will have to be decided as a result of peaceful negotiations between israelis and palestinians that's why until now there have been no foreign embassies in the city. and more let's bring in now sunny rose oleson a middle east expert with t w has reported on the conflict for war than a decade joining us here in the studio we also have reaction from washington coming to us from karsten phenomenon r t w correspondent there and so i'd like to begin with you we just heard why jerusalem is so controversial there are competing claims of course to various parts of the city especially tell us a little bit more about how this particular move moving the u.s. embassy there is likely to inflame tensions well jerusalem is the heart of the conflict and the status quo is a

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(siren wailing) (barry murrey) when you have a really traumatic injury, we have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lot of lives if we could bring the doctor to the patient. verizon is racing to build the first and most powerful 5g network that will enable things like precision robotic surgery from thousands of miles away. as we get faster wireless connections, it'll be possible to be able to operate on a patient in a way that was just not possible before. when i move my hand, the robot on the other side will mimic the movement, with almost no delay. who knew a scalpel could work thousands of miles away? ♪ or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig o

wailed and plunged into a busy highway southwest of seattle. we conduct a triology of the incident we performed extrication using the jobs of life to remove the injured. there are three confirmed fatalities that we know of and we transported over a hundred patients. all the lights flickered out suddenly hours out of forty five degree angle. like shaking my car just started shaking like really really really badly trained to start to. see my side. dark. to see myself along. the face of catalonia as independents but it could be decided this thursday why that will be the case has revealed off the pike. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be. that's a going to be for us this is what the local variable can't be good. interested always in the waters about how. this should. be. welcome back donald trump has outlined his view of the world and america's role in it in a national security speech and like his predecessors he is not letting go of the id

pushing through and spreesed that finding and demonize and blackened the scientist who was discovering wail that the consensus science on acid rain was completely wrong are. and to this day -- none of the academies have retracted or admitted they got the science wrong, so i -- i would put a big question mark over the credibility these organizations when they say the science is settled because there's a previous analog where they said that and they got it wrong o. would you not also say that some of issues we're dealing with here is the -- the fear mongering that's going on? in other words going to the gentleman's question, we started off with a global warm withing crisis. and then it became global warming. and then it became climate change. in other words, they seem to be admitting themselveses that we don't have a crisis here whatever the change and whether it is. don't you think that fear mongering is tactic to try to affect the government policies? >> yeah, and not only do i think that. i demonstrate i demonstrate in the book that actually that was -- that was absolutely eed right from t

the first time i ever went swimming with a wail that was singing, it's an incredible experience, it'sget close to one, that something has put a tens on your chest and is shaking you till your teeth rattle. my first thought was, i wonder if i can stand this. i wonder if this is actually going to kill me somehow! file newsreel: there she blows! a whale sighted, the harpoon grenade is fired. back into the 1950s and ‘60s, nobody, as far as i could tell, knew much of anything about whales. there was no whale watch industry, there was no save the wales movement. usually, the first shot means death to the whale. in the old moby dick days, harpoons were hand—hurled at the monsters. the modern way is far more humane. a few people knew that whales were being over—hunted and, frankly, whales were going extinct. it was just a big money—making proposition. the entire whaling industry is worth 100 million pounds a year. russia and japan are the two big whaling nations and some of it goes to those two countries for food. it was back in 1967 that i met a fellow named frank watlington who became a gre

(siren wails) the resumption of a monthly state—wide test was prompted by north korea's firing of a powerful worrying for those people there. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm at bbcregedahmad. more on our website. after a fairly wintry end to november, december has started on a little bit more of a milder note, and through the course of the weekend it will gradually turn that bit milder. we'll still see some sunshine on offer, as well as a little bit of light rain. a few showers, but not all of us seeing them through the course of the weekend. as we start off saturday morning, this is how things look. one or two showers lingering around the east coast of england and a few coming down the irish sea, affecting wales and south—west of england. a little light rain also pushing across scotland that will be persistent over the north over higher ground. this look a saturday afternoon. quite cloudy for the south—west of england and wales, a few spot of showery rain further east across england — you are likely to see sunshine here, although temperatures

students wailing of micro- aggressions and trading them to segregated safe spaces. to sum up the former institutions of higher learning have degenerated into a circus acircusesof militant irrationald radicalism. how did it come to this? to answer the question you could do no better than to read david horowitz book the left in the university will you make of it is the latest addition a series of collected writings entitled the black book of the american left. it contains four dozen essays written from 93 to 2010 and addresses what he describes as one of the underappreciated tragedies in our time, the successful campaign of the left to subvert the curriculum and transform entire schools and departments into centers. it's done more to steer america towards the country. over much of the last quarter century to bring some political neutrality and intellectual integrity to the classrooms you already know he's the author of too many books and articles to name all of them reading for understanding the radical left and waging war against it. among them are bestsellers radica

this illuminated wall is the western, or wailing wall, one of the holiest sites for jews. and beyond that is one of the dome's of the al-aqsa mosque, which is one of the most sacred sites for muslims. >> when you look at a place that's on the version of an explosion, you do not introduce a flame. >> reporter. >> reporter: the officials in the trump administration have said some of these moves could jump start peace. ( laughs ). >> these moves could jump start peace? they would scuttle peace. >> reporter: it's unclear when this might happen, if at all. but reaction on the streets is already happening. two palestinian groups have called for protests and the u.s. government is warning americans and its employees to stay away from parts of jerusalem for fear of violence. jeff. >> glore: big olympic news today. russia's olympic team was banned today from the 2018 winter gaipt in south korea for widespread doping. a number of team fshz were banned for life. the international olympic committee said russian athletes may compete as individuals under a neutral olympic flag. the dean

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jerusalem is a holy city for three world religions the jews have the wailing wall here muslims the dome of the rock and al aksa mosque and christians the church of the holy sepak are these sides are only a few hundred meters and yet worlds apart. the city's current status is a consequence of the six day war in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven when israel occupied the city's eastern part and in one nine hundred eighty annexed it. both israelis and palestinians claim jerusalem as their capital the international community has refrained from taking a clear position. no humphrey has opened an embassy in jerusalem so far. who can lay claim to jerusalem. un declaration this week reiterated what the un has said in fact for decades namely jerusalem is a final status issue by that they mean it is a matter to be decided at the end of negotiations rather than before they've actually even gotten underway so when tactical terms isn't this rather an odd move by the great deal maker donald trump who in fact as susan said earlier in the program is giving away the very thing that might be able to e

there are met office weather wailings in force. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak.sage to pay tribute to survivors of the manchester terrorist attack. she recalled meeting some of them in hospital. i describe that hospital visit as a privilege, because the patients i met were an example to us all, showing extraordinary bravery and resilience. and we will bring you the queen's speech in full in 15 minutes time. tonight's other top stories on bbc news: in his christmas blessing pope francis calls for a negotiated solution to end the conflict between israel and the palestinians. translation: on this festive day, let us ask the lord for peace forjerusalem and for all the holy land.

yeah. [ siren wailing, radio chatter ] two dates in two nights.endent mom must be getting desperate. she just wants to make sure that i don't end up a lonely spinster. besides, it keeps me away from cheese puffs. that one. uh, andy and i might be going to the penny tonight. you could join us for a drink instead. i think i'd rather be with robin hood again. what is it with you? you've been avoiding andy for weeks. no, i'm not avoiding her. i'm just simply moving on to a new chapter of my life. something you, my friend, should consider. i don't know. [ sighs ] getting back on that horse sounds a little exhausting. you could make my brother the horse. gail, that's disgusting. you're telling me. [ door opens ] honey, i'm home! what?! [ laughs ] [ laughter ] hi! we missed you! hey. it's so -- it's so good to see you guys. the -- the -- the place -- it looks...the same. yeah, it smells different. thank god. told you that smell was your fault. [ chuckles ] hi. denise: thank you guys so much for letting us stay here. we, um, promise to keep the mess to a

choose -- and thee -- of jews aerican community of jews has issue of who gets to pray where at the wailing wall? talk about how you confront the issue and where it stands. natan: going back to the integrity of people. i feel very strongly about this order, my wife and then king david. two very important people who because of their important role in this world, my teacher. he had tremendous influence on me and where i am. presidento have the and prime minister. man, even if you disagree is president reagan who called the soviet union evil in spite of the fact that all of his advisers or explaining to him what is politically correct. now you have a president who will call it evil, the soviet empire. second, he brought a lot of -- brought a lot to american israeli relations. is integrity and approach to international relations, for this specific question was extremely important. peter: now for something simple. natan: the jewish agency is an organization. before the creation of israel, there was a jewish israel government, connecting israel with the jewish communities and three and a half mil

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wailed and plunged onto a busy highway southwest of seattle. we conduct a triology of the incident we performed extrication using the jobs of life to remove the injured. there are three confirmed fatalities that we know of and we transported over a hundred patients. all the lights flickered out some areas out of forty five degree angle lot of like shaking my car just started shaking like really really really badly trained to start to. see my good side. dark. just trust myself. well while the fate of independence bitch may be decided this the state alleged russian meddling in it pops up in the u.k. for more on that after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport that's less i'm show business i'll see you then. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the night was your decision to pull on awesome the only show i go out of my way to find you know what it is that really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of archie americans do the same we are appa

(nats of sirens)despite the loud wailing, this somber line of cars had a reverence about it.people inracy came to join officers, firefighters, and a ladder truck salute in saying goodbye to camilleri, who died in the early hours of christmas day.he and his partner were in their patrol vehicle on i-880 when c-h-p says a 22-year-old man who had been drinking and using marijuana, slammed into them, killing camilleri and severely injuring his partner.the congregation at mission city church where the camilleris attend in tracy ..is still processing the devastating news."andrew was a man of faith. he loved jesus, and so we have a hope to know that as hard as it is to say goodbye, and to deal with the finality of losing somebody that you love, we know that we'll get to see him again."the rookie officer leaves behind a wife and three kids.a friend of the family, who is also one of their pastors, says andrew went 'all in' on things he was passionate about, and had a goal to make a difference. "andrew lived his life in a way that he wanted to make an impact on others. and i believe that's why h

(nats of sirens)despite the loud wailing, this somber line of cars had a reverence about it.people in tracy came to join officers, firefighters, and a ladder truck salute in saying goodbye to camilleri, who died in the early hours of christmas day.he and his partner were in their patrol vehicle on i-880 when c-h-p says a 22-year-old man who had been drinking and using marijuana, slammed into them, killing camilleri and severely injuring his partner.the congregation at mission city church where the camilleris attend in tracy ..is still processing the devastating news."andrew was a man of faith. he loved jesus, and so we have a hope to know that as hard as it is to say goodbye, and to deal with the finality of losing somebody that you love, we know that we'll get to see him again."the rookie officer leaves behind a wife and three kids.a friend of the family, who is also one of their pastors, says andrew went 'all in' on things he was passionate about, and had a goal to make a difference. "andrew lived his life in a way that he wanted to make an impact on others. and i believe that's why

(suspenseful music) (sirens wailing) - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases. one in green bay, wisconsin. the other near melbourne, australia. in our first case, a marriage runs into trouble, when there's news of a steamy affair.

eerie wail of air raid sirens sounded across hole-y. on friday the first test of its civil defense warning system since the one nine hundred eighty official say they would give why one and a half million residents just thirteen minutes to take shelter the basic guidance again if you hear this is get inside stay inside and stay tuned it's a direct response to the growing threat of war with north korea pyongyang's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile program is developing rapidly undeterred by months of threats bluster and personal insults from u.s. president donald trump they will be met with fire fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never see before earlier this week north korea tested an intercontinental missile experts say could strike all of the u.s. including east coast cities like new york and washington. air raid sirens like this one in downtown los angeles were a feature of american life during the cold war most of them were disconnected decades ago and technology has moved on a text message and email a phone