i felt great in berlin and stronger together with yulia. and then came the children and now it's just me that's the screen for them for. their faces i'm tied here and now there's no going back. to. the couple kept bringing rocks back from tunisia and souvenirs and friends and relatives left and so you know you're shown full custom came up with the idea for babbling they picked out the most beautiful ones and met the weavers now many of the wrecked some made to order when needed new have also started an initiative to support the weavers families. to fallen to does the women who do this are always cheerful in the food is just it's an art forms i see them as artists it's here we see only the rugs to proceed with doing but i see the people who make them and i'm fascinated by them and you can please when they're happy they're phenomenal phenomena. as an industrial engineer waleed would have found a well paid job engine is young but he defines success differently as the right balance between career and family as a rug beilin he's found happiness.

kron four's yulia 7 is has the very latest. you can see the police officers are at their yearly what do you know so far. >>how will we know little bit more about the victim who died in this in the bicycle is he at the mail he's 28 years old was a fremont resident now a preliminary investigation says that the bicycle is might have gotten head just right before this driveway. got hit from behind of his bike. well, the driver continued to drive and left the scene but did come back and you can see this is why the car that was involved in the accident is in the middle of that parking lot right now right here because he returned. now he's cooperating with the police department he's right now he was taken to the police department where he's getting question about the incident, a lot of things that they still don't know is whether you know the by so gillis veered a little off the bike lake or did he go into the bike lane was there tech scene involved and they're also investigating whether alcohol or drugs played a role in there is stil

the former world number one — who's seeded 15 — beat yulia putintseva from kazakhstan in straight setsr in the second round. the new nfl season gets underwayjust over a month from now with the new england patriots looking to defend their title and make it a third championship in four years. star quarterback tom brady turned 42 on the weekend with the patriots holding joint training sessions with the detroit lions this week. brady has signed a two—year $70 million extension and is one ofjust four players to win six nfl titles. but is age a problem for him? i'm ready to go this year and that's really what matters and that's where my focus is. it's a unique situation imean, you my focus is. it's a unique situation i mean, you know? it's my 20th year with the damon albee 42 years old. pretty much uncharted territory for everybody and, you know, i'm going to go out there and do the best they can this year —— and i'm 42 years old. carl frampton has been forced to pull out of saturday's fight with emmanuel dominguez due to a non—boxing related hand injury. it's been reported that an ornament

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of women running away a scaping the male guardianship system just earlier this week our very own no yulia han spoke to 2 women in turkey the sister's daughter and a little had taken advantage of being on vacation with their families in istanbul to escape their families they cited that they were subjected to physical abuse but also attempts of forced marriage earlier this year the world watched a very high profile case over have a commune who locked herself in a hotel room in the airport in bangkok trying to escape her family she has also succeeded and now has received asylum in canada but there are other attempts heartbreaking attempts that have have failed of some women disappearing and of us not knowing where they are at all all of these women to have to tell a very similar story of abuse of systemic exploitation by their families so this is the sweeping. announcement that comes very suddenly could be read as an attempt by the saudi authorities to maybe draw a little bit attention away from from these women over 21 to travel without a male guardian is sounds like seems like a very small

so again yulia scrip or were attacked with a chemical nerve agent in the city of saulsbury last year there are foreign ministry says the sanctions will further damage already strained relations particularly in has the details from washington. u.s. president donald trump a complying with something congress told him to do last year after the poisoning of surrogate screwball the u.s. congress passed a measure saying that because chemical weapons were used russia has to be sanctioned in less they can certify that they would never do it again and allow for inspections the state department months ago said that didn't happen so now congress has basically just been waiting to see if the president would impose these sanctions the law says that he has to pick 3 from this list of options the president is picking to win the 2 that are least likely to cause damage to the russian economy he's forbidding financial institutions in the u.s. from giving loans to the russian government and also international financial institutions from doing business with russia he could have taken such extreme steps a

sergey scrip olen his daughter yulia were poisoned with a chemical nerve agent in the english city of souls brave last year the kremlin has denied any involvement the russian foreign ministry says the sanctions will further damage relations which are already strained. well in all the developments just 8 days after promising to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by october 31st bars johnson is just about holding on to power as conservative party lost a fiercely contested vote in wales cutting johnson's working majority in the parliament to just one seat or a challenge reports dream dodds is duly elected member of parliament for the said constituency was the announcement was made in an echo hall in mid wales but this result will be heard very clearly in london the liberal democrats have taken this seat of brecken and ravisher from the ruling conservative party their whittles boris johnson's parliamentary majority down to just one and he the new leader's pre-vote visit to wales wasn't enough to prevent the chances of a government collapse going up barely 9 days since he took over as prime min

bay where police in fremont now on the scene of a deadly crash invoving a bicyclist with kron four's yulia 7 is joining us live from the scene this morning where the damage to that car you only it's obvious to see why this didn't end well for the bicyclist. >>and natalie you can see how hard that impact is you have the whole front of the car just crushed in. i should tell you that this happened around 5 10 this morning to its there was still a little dark and this is why we still have investigators on the scene there trying to figure out why. this car collided with the bicycle is over here you can see the bike over here now it did not happen. here in the parking lot now the reason why. this is why we see them here in the parking lot is because technically the driver did leave the scene and then came back now preliminary investigations is telling us that the boss of bicycle this was on bryce. road right over here and got hit from behind somewhere and this area here just south of this driveway. now the as i mentioned the driver technically did leave the scene continue driving. but then came

>>this is every child's dream yulia sevens and i were walking saying i would get this no i wouldn't getuld get this no i wouldn't get that you get the point that they have plenty of choices because of the wonderful families that have turned out to donate to the families with kids heading back to school here is bianca with sacred heart to tell us why it's a little bit different james, i know you're a lot older than me. it's a lot it's changed from the time we went to school because now of all technology. they goes into back to school. yes that's why on our list this year we have u s p's listed because many of our members do not have access to internet or can afford laptops. >>so the kids need to be able to chance for their assignments on a usb drive. >>and then then it's a high cost of living for all of us how how is it that you're able to get fngo help others in ee come together and hold drives and donations. speaking of tracks this walk over here really quickly you said, there are big goodies inside the bags can you open up one of the goodies and say it's different than us when i was a

the pro-russian strongman won the presidency of ukraine in 2010 by defeating his opposition rival yuliao. a year later with manafort's guy in charge of the ukrainian government tymoshenko was put on trial, sentenced to seven years in jail. they literally fitted her up, framed her and locked her up. which as you can imagine didn't look great to the rest of the world. but part of paul manafort's job was to make this "lock her up" operation look legit. legit enough. to help with the pr cleanup manafort hired a sleazy u.s. pr firm and a high-powered u.s. law firm that had a great reputation. a firm called skadden arps. manafort arranged for skadden to be hired to write a report on why the trial of the ukrainian president's political rival was all aboveboard, all fine and yes, the law firm found some little problems with the trial but as "the new york times" noted at the time, "the lawyers from skadden arps seemed to side heavily with the government of president viktor yanukovych," giving the tymoshenko prosecution the "lock her up" seal of approval. the main lawyer from that fancy law firm

. >> it was one of the most brazen attacks of the poisoning of sergei skripal and his daughter yulia.t survived. intelligence pointed the finger squarely at putin. tonight putins' government is under new sanctions for the skripal poisonings. experts say it's not clear if the president wanted to sanction him for the attacks. instead it proves he was forced to this week to get moving on sanctions. >> there continues to be this coddling of the raugss. >> reporter: analysts say the new sanctions don't hit russia that hard and that's the way trump wants it. >> they took action but they didn't do anything that's radically going to change the relationship. >> reporter: experts say tonight putin doesn't appear to be getting tough punishment, even though there's official documentation that he's not stopped using the most toxic poisons to hit his enemies. it's a tactic he seems to have honed from his cold war ops. >> poisoning is much easier to conceal. it's very difficult to deny if he was, you know, stabbed, for example, or shot. secondly, it's very painful and unpleasant and, third, this has