moore. do the right thing. you can do it. so do it. >> reporter: the beth and gordon moore foundation sent us this statement. we recognize the strong feelings both in support and opposition to had project. we respect every person's perspective, we hope all actions will continue to be peaceful. >> ha hallow, kaitlyn, for being here to accept a petition of 7,000 pages that represents 155,000 names from around the world. >> will there ever be a point of confrontation if they don't respond. >> i can say if ha says go for it, we will. >> chris reyes for abc7 news. >> the bay area fares extremely well in a new list of the most changed cities in america. according to the personal finance website wallet hub, the san jose metropolitan area ranks second on the list of 150 cities right behind ann arbor, michigan, the san francisco metro area is sixth it, santa rosa is 40th. the central valley of california fresno, stockton, bakersfield all ranked in the bottom ten with vi sayia listed as the least educated city in america. >> 7 on your

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arela you with michael moore on this? >> you know, my take away is, i tip my hat to the president's supporters, whether on networks, prints, or pendants because the majority of republicans don't agree with what his own head of cia, his own director of national intelligence had which is what that the republicans, the russians did interview interview with the election. most were republicans don't believe that and i say, well done, trump supporter's. and after yesterday, the take away, i think by all fairness is, the russians stole from hillary clinton and the dnc. the trump campaignto it used stolen goods and the only reason there was no indictment is they use a cut through. wikileaks, who mike pompeo, when he was head of cia, said it was a hostile intelligence service so, again, well done. you managed to -- >> tucker: i guess i'm not jumping all over you and trying to beat you into submission or even witness argument because, -- even when this argument because, of course, it's not worth it. you know, i don't think anyone w

well tonight, what scientists are now saying, and abc's marcus moore is at the epicenter in ridgecrest, california. marcus? >> reporter: david, many people in this part of southern california are rattled as they endure aftershocks and try to recover from two powerful earthquakes, including the one that happened on friday. and that severe shaking scarred the landscape. look at this. there is a crack that stretches through the desert for as far as the eye can see. and tonight, there's concern that another earthquake could happen at any time. tonight, california on alert. more than 5,000 aftershocks rattling the state since the massive 6.4 and 7.1 quakes hit. the strongest here in 20 years. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: the tremors igniting raging fires and damaging homes. >> structure fires as well as several outside fires and hazardous conditions. >> reporter: the outbreak of aftershocks seen on this map may continue for weeks. and officials say there is still a slim chance of a major one hitting again. >> to get back to a normal life, it is important that we get the help that

[please stand by] >> mo mierins >> commissioner moor . >> commissioner moore: -- that good planning should allow us to have, to defend for and fight for. i believe the one-size-fits-all law coming down from sacramento is not good planning. san francisco has led the state for decades in planning and the nation. i would -- i could strongly believe, particularly for san francisco, that it limits its sound in community voice, and i want to comment on this very general level. i commend staff. preserve your strength and voices for other things, if you can. >> vice president koppel: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: so i have a different take, commissioner moore. when these things come up, these guys know what they're doing. they can call up nancy skinner. in the reasoning of transparency, they know what they're doing. we require a developer to put a rent controlled unit back in addition to the b.m.r. units. >> so it is accurate that the replacement unit requirement that's state law would come out of the inclusionary policy for the requirement. however, the way that the bill's stru

andy moore reports. for house of fraser staff worried about their future, there's little reason for optimism in this set of results. the chain of stores employed around 17,000 people when mike ashley rescued it last year, and saved 31 of its 59 stores from closure. a handful of shutdowns since, but now, there's the prospect of more closures to come. the smaller stores are especially at risk. mike ashley said about the house of fraser buyout: mr ashley said some stores were still losing money, even though their rent had been cut to nothing. sports direct results were due to be published 11 days ago, but they were delayed time and time again. the reason for that now appears to be this huge £605 million tax bill demanded by the belgian authorities. the company believes it's unlikely it will actually have to pay that full amount. and there's also been a loss of £55 million at house of fraser since that company was taken over. mike ashley said with the gift of hindsight, he might‘ve made a different decis

>> marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> and as i mentioned at the top here in washington tonight, all eyes will soon be on robert mueller, testifying tomorrow before the american people. he did not find collusion, but on obstruction, he said he would have cleared the president if he could have. and today, on the eve of his testimony, mueller had a last-minute request that made immediate news. and here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: just before his long-awaited testimony, former special counsel robert mueller had a late request. he asked for his long-time aide, aaron zebley, to be sworn in alongside him. republicans objected. congressman jim jordan tweeting, "you don't get to change the rules right before kickoff." in the end, a compromise. zebley will be able to sit next to mueller and confer with him, but will not testify. mueller himself didn't want this day to come. >> any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. >> reporter: but the spec

>> all right, marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> when we come back, the major headline involving billy joel tonight. >>> also, the latest on that massive train derailment, some 70 cars off the tracks, authorities tonight on the scene. >>> and the new warning from doctors this evening about vaping and teenagers, after eight teens were hospitalized. they were so alarmed, they called a news conference. the index is next. lled a news conference. lled a news conference. the index is next.smoking cold . so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures,

andy moore reports. for house of fraser staff worried about their future, there's little reason for optimism in this set of results. the chain of stores employed around 17,000 people when mike ashley rescued it last year, and saved 3! of its 59 stores from closure. a handful of shutdowns since, but now there's the prospect of more closures to come. the smaller stores are especially at risk. mike ashley said about the house of fraser buyout: mr ashley said some stores were still losing money, even though their rent had been cut to nothing. sports direct results were due to be published 11 days ago, but they were delayed time and time again. the reason for that now appears to be this huge £605 million tax bill demanded by the belgian authorities. the company believes it's unlikely it will actually have to pay that full amount. and there's also been a loss of £55 million at house of fraser since that company was taken over. mike ashley said, with the gift of hindsight, he might have made a different decis

>>-mile-an-hour us can moore with us live tonight. and marcus, they are still warning to be vigilant for more? >> reporr: are, david.t it is se for the to back inside their homes, despite any aftershocks they may experience. but be prepared. if the ground take cover and hold on. also have 72 hours worth of food and water ready. david? >> several unsettling days there in california. marcus, thank you again tonight. >>> and we turn this evening to the family tragedy on a cruise ship. a toddler playing with her grandfather on the 11th deck of this ship docked in puerto rico end you something slipping away and falling to her death. abc's erielle reshef on the investigation into this tragedy. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in puerto rico investigating a grim scene as an indiana family grieves the death of a 1-year-old little girl who fell overboard from a royal caribbean cruise. investigators say the toddler and her grandfather were playing on deck 11 of the "freedom of the seas" cruise ship while it was docked in san juan on sunday aft

memphis, tennessee, police arrested theesfeld at a gas station on monday morning. >> marcus moore, thank you. >>> as i mentioned at the top here in washington tonight, all eyes will soon be on robert mueller, testifying tomorrow before the american people. he did not find collusion, but on obstruction, he said he would have cleared the president if he could have. and today, on the eve of his testimony, mueller had a last-minute request that made immediate news. and here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: just before his long-awaited testimony, former special counsel robert mueller had a late request. he asked for his long-time aide, aaron zebley, to be sworn in alongside him. republicans objected. congressman jim jordan tweeting, "you don't get to change the rules right before kickoff." in the end, a compromise. zebley will be able to sit next to mueller and confer with him, but will not testify. mueller himself didn't want this day to come. >> any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. >> reporter: but the special counsel's in-p

i want to bring in heritage economic advisor steve moore. you and some of your colleagues says there is a certain way to go about governing in this country that will unlock the potential and i guess right now we're seeing it. it is certainly reflected in the stock market, aren't we? >> i was listening to the previous conversation and i was thinking about paul krugman, he said the stock market never recover. at that time the dow was 18,000. now it is at 27,000. that is a 50% increase in stock values. what a story that is. a lot of commentary about the market has been wrong. everyone saying fed reducing rates that shows there is weakness in the economy. i don't understand why people would buy stock if there is weakness in the economy. that wouldn't make sense to me. mother's milk of the market is of course profits. companies can only make profits if the economy is doing well. i'm here to tell you the economy has shown another burst of new life in the last several weeks and it is being reflected in the stock market. you mentioned jobs, manufact

here's abc's marcus moore. >> get under the table! get under the table! >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the force of that powerful 7.1 earthquake shaking southern california. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: the second major quake in less than 48 hours igniting homes. >> structure fires as well as several outside fires and hazardous conditions. >> reporter: this grocery store right near the epicenter losing power as customers and employees step over broken glass to escape. >> the air is really thick. >> reporter: one employee helping a startled woman out of the store. aisle by aisle the floor disappearing under fallen merchandise. >> brayden, get over here! brayden! >> reporter: this woman rushing to grab her 2-year-old son as the trailer just feet away swayed back and forth. >> there's a rockslide down here at the canyon. >> reporter: nearby rockslides shutting off this highway. scientists surveying the damage right next to the fault line. we met this family looking at the damage in their own homes. you could hear things? >> we could h

>> all right, marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> there has been a major break in the investigation into the death of a beloved african-american activist in baton rouge. her body was found in the trunk of her car. a short time ago, authorities now announcing they have a suspect in custody, and what they've now learned. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, police announcing an arrest in the murder of beloved baton rouge civil rights leader sadie roberts-joseph. >> we received so many phone calls from the community when they learned it was miss sadie. >> reporter: ronn jermaine bell, a convicted sex offender, has been charged with first degree murder. >> we believe ronn bell was a tenant in one of her rent houses. we believe that he was behind several months on his rent. >> reporter: the 75-year-old's body was found friday, stuffed in the trunk of her car. in addition to creating the city's black history museum, roberts-joseph spent decades working to educate people. tonight, a shattered community and h

gliders and planes were blown all over the field after being torn from their moorings. >> several gliders were blown up into trees. >> another was carried by the force of the wind up on to the roof of the hut. >> at the air base in india, the station dispensary ambulance drives out on the runway to treat an injured gunner. he's suffering from severe shock as a result of pain and hemorrhage. more stephen administered and objection -- oxygen is given, which was built from a dispensary because of the inability of oxygen cylinders a standard oxygen mask is placed on the face and the flow of objection yen is adjusted to the needs of the patient by a regulator valve. a type g-1 supply tank is mounted on the carrying case. pressure on the tank is 400 pounds. the advantage of the low pressure tank is that it can be refilled at any airfield. satisfactory results have been obtained from this apparatus which consist of an oxygen supply, oxygen flow tubing. oxygen flow regulator and filler valve. >> target mulhouse. in the campaign to disrupt rail communications in france, they were attacked several

are you with michael moore on this? >> you know, my take away is, i tip my hat to the president's supporters, whether on networks, prints, or pendants because the majority of republicans don't agree with what his own head of cia, his own director of national intelligence had which is what that the republicans, the russians did interview interview with the election. most were republicans don't believe that and i say, well done, trump supporter's. and after yesterday, the take away, i think by all fairness is, the russians stole from hillary clinton and the dnc. the trump campaign it used stolen goods and the only reason there was no indictment is they use a cut through. wikileaks, who mike pompeo, when he was head of cia, said it was a hostile intelligence service so, again, well done. you managed to -- >> tucker: i guess i'm not jumping all over you and trying to beat you into submission or even witness argument because, of course, it's not worth it. you know, i don't think anyone watching agrees with what you're saying

andy moore reports. for house of fraser staff worried about their future, there's little reason for optimism in this set of results. the chain of stores employed around 17,000 people went mike ashley rescued it last year, and saved 31 of its 59 stores from closure. a handful of shutdowns since, but now, there's the prospect of more closures to come. the smaller stores are especially at risk. mike ashley said about the house of fraser buyout: but he added: mr ashley said some stores were still losing money, even though their rent had been cut to nothing. sports direct results were due to be published 11 days ago, but they were delayed time and time again. the reason for that now appears to be this huge £605 million tax bill demanded by the belgian authorities. the company believes it's unlikely it will actually have to pay that full amount. and there's also been a loss of £55 million at house of fraser since that company was taken over. mike ashley said with the gift of hindsight, he might‘ve made a d

andy moore reports. for house of fraser staff worried about their future, there's little reason for optimism in this set of results. the chain of stores employed around 17,000 people when mike ashley rescued it last year, and saved 31 of its 59 stores from closure. a handful of shutdowns since, but now there's the prospect of more closures to come. the smaller stores are especially at risk. mike ashley said about the house of fraser buyout: mr ashley said some stores were still losing money, even though their rent had been cut to nothing. sports direct results were due to be published 11 days ago, but they were delayed time and time again. the reason for that now appears to be this huge £605 million tax bill demanded by the belgian authorities. the company believes it's unlikely it will actually have to pay that full amount. and there's also been a loss of £55 million at house of fraser since that company was taken over. mike ashley said, with the gift of hindsight, he might have made a different decis

andy moore. iran have announced a new breach of the 2015 nuclear deal, pushing enriching uranium closer to a weapons grade level. meanwhile, france and tehran have agreed to try to resume talks on salvaging the iranian nuclear deal. iranian officials say the doors of diplomacy are still open. iran's president, hassan rouhani, has urged european countries to save the international nuclear agreement. alice porter reports. last week, iran began showing its defiance against the 2015 nuclear deal, an agreement designed to contain iran's development of nuclear technology. the regime breach the terms by going over the stockpile limits set for low enriched uranium. now events have gone one step further. at a news conference in tehran, senior officials said they would soon exceed the level of uranium enrichment set out in the deal. translation: in a few hours' time, technical work will conclude and the process of proliferation above 3.67% will start. we expect that tomorrow morning, when the iaea take sam

ali moore to all many know it done people teach iffy. it is in the heat and dust of southern iran that we find real roads traveled by marco polo the excitement of the hunt trouble in math. for the problem now is that the math of. iranian school is professor of a sooky and mr rezai think they picked up on the scent of marco polo. orders i think it's rather can i not. but you might find in my seat of morkel put up with a shock to see that ish. toys if you're sure that she's a whore there should be there all that asked but it would have to wasn't well i mean i don't i'm kind of all quite common on the ball heart of that whole issue of how much the 4 their scores are below p.m.s. years vast and you might see on the neighborhood most draw here in which i think that if i don't try to mess in a microphone down here that i got from was if they're satisfied with asking that of a child only go for the shredder. professor and his friend mr reza he have a simple idea. if you're going to do what he said you don't ever. find the right road and you mig

love and love and dusky is creating something out of nothing you know or even more so you know thomas moore you know you see those emotions and you see how they contort their bodies not to score and asked to play. young to me that's all very. very artful. you know much like that much like really good poetry is. when you know i musta missed that penalty is just. noise going back at the very. least. you know i felt really really off of you know a song like i went and wrote 1000000 afterwards it's just the shock the sheerest sure emotion. you know as he's covering his face in the midst trying to you know sink into the ground. and i felt like. you know the best poetry moves you in that same way. they must. be tough to keep. playing. the base of. the baseline swipe life you know let's listen to me for my spit the way that the power of associate. with me. was the 5th op but me pamela anderson i'm sure you set it up at least the sounds of. empowerment end. up. going and this is covered ski lifts i'm just thinking about us. you pam and he this is all him of you dance with thinking oh master should

. >> arthur, i imagine you would have said the same thing about stephen moore ahead of his travails and getting confirmed, and there was some similarities. the mention of gold standard, as well, comes up in various comments from judy shelton do you think that could be something that could cause issues >> you know, steve moore is one of my best friends ever. i co-authored that book with him. i don't want to go back over the issue with steve i don't think there will be any controversy with judy shelton. she's a clear, solid, academic economist. the gold standard worked very, very well for centuries. anyone wanting to do a price rule, gold would play some part in that and the price rule is the way to go. and i think judy shelton would be terrific. i don't think she'll have any problem with the republicans in the senate >> hi, arthur. can i ask you a question about that you don't think she'll have any problems -- >> of course >> for technical reasons because the senate is going to wave her through. but she actually stops just short of calling for the end of the fed. and an actual quote whic

you know robin levin dusky is training something as nothing you know or even more so you know thomas moore you know you see those emotions and you see how they contort their bodies to score and us to play. young to me that's all very. very artful. you know much like that much like really good poetry is. when you want to bust a misstep penalty is just. noise going more thinking. you know i felt really really awful for you know a song like i want to grow on 1000000 afterwards but just to show the sheerest sure emotion. you know as he's covering his face and then use trying to you know. sink into the ground. and i felt like. you know the best poetry moves in that same way. believe. me i'm out of a mouse. he told us to keep up. the pace of having a baseline swipe by few of us versus me for my space or the pile of especially. because i got smaller musically out along with the fit than op i mean most common man doesn't i'm sure often said that if it's the sensible can all be reversed in. one pamela. mentioned. playing and this is covered ski lifts i'm just thinking about us. you pam on it you ne

gliders and planes were blown all over the field after being torn from their moorings. ♪ several gliders were blown up into trees. another was carried by the force of the wind up on to the roof of the hut. >> at the air base in india, the station dispensary ambulance drives out on the runway to treat an injured gunner. he's suffering from severe shock as a result of pain and hemorrhage. morphine is administered and oxygen is given, which was built from a dispensary because of the unavailability of oxygen cylinders a standard oxygen mask is placed on the face and the flow of oxygen is adjusted to the needs of the patient by a regulator valve. a type g-1 supply tank is mounted on the carrying case. pressure on the tank is 400 pounds. the advantage of the low pressure tank is that it can be refilled at any airfield. satisfactory results have been obtained from this apparatus which consist of an oxygen supply, oxygen flow tubing, oxygen flow regulator and filler valve. >> target mulhouse. in the campaign to disrupt rail communications in france, they were attacked several times during may. l

moore's contrast of use a lot of problems. to global $3000.00 talks would seem british researchers to take a more optimistic view. the world is not always a good points but it's much much better than it was how. is the world really getting better. a global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th on the deeds of. the spectacular alps dazzling ice against a brilliant blue sky johnny arnold and his friend are extreme mountaineers on a quest for the ultimate trail. good luck.

the oil tanker which was seized by iran on friday is now moored in an iranian port and is flying an iranian flag. the mainly indian crew has been shown on iranian state tv. the british foreign secretary has announced that in the days ahead a european—led force will protect shipping through the strait of hormuz. if iran continues on this dangerous path they must accept the price will be a larger, western military presence in the waters along their coastline. voting is over the tory leadership contest, eitherjeremy hunt or borisjohnson will be announed as the uk's

gliders and planes were blown all over the field after being torn from their moorings. >> several gliders were blown up into trees. another was carried by the force of the wind up on to the roof of the hut. at the air base in india, the station dispensary ambulance drives out on the runway to treat an injured gunner. he's suffering from severe shock as a result of pain and hemorrhage. morphine is administered, and oxygen is given, which was built from a dispensary because of the inability of oxygen cylinders a standard oxygen mask is placed on the face and the flow of objection yen is adjusted to the needs of the patient by a regulator valve. a type g-1 supply tank is mounted on the carrying case. pressure on the tank is 400 pounds. the advantage of the low pressure tank is that it can be refilled at any airfield. satisfactory results have been obtained from this apparatus which consist of an oxygen supply, oxygen flow tubing. oxygen flow regulator and filler valve. >> target mulhouse. in the campaign to disrupt rail communications in france, they were attacked several times during may. l

moore said democrats should use it to get more voters to the polls. watch this. >> i want to talk about strategy because you called this last time. talk about what happened to michigan in 2018. >> last november michigan sadly went red for trump in 2016. but this past november we brought it back to blue. and we kicked out all of the republicans in the state capitol and we got the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, and we kicked out two republicans, congressmen, in suburban detroit, and replaced them with two democratic women. let me tell you how we did it. we got to do this in states especially the swing states next year. ballot proposals brought out the people to vote last november who may not have voted. so we came up with this idea, let's get two ballot proposals. this is actually karl rove and bush's idea. in 2004 they got 14 states to put an amendment on the ballot proposal to ban gay marriage and it passed in all 14 states and it brought out enough people to get bush elected. we can do this this time. if we put b

marcus moore, abc news, dallas. >> and that homeowner very respectful of the man, saying you continue to believe what you believe. >>> turning now to wisconsin where police are searching for a so-called flash mob behind a brazen robbery. >> this is security footage of ten men rushing into a store in pleasant prairie and grabbing jackets and other clothing. authorities say they stole about $30,000 in merchandise in less than 30 seconds. police are asking for help to identify the suspects. >>> turning now to wimbledon and the fresh controversy this morning swirling around america's newest tennis superstar. >> 15-year-old cori "coco" gauff has been tearing up the court, first upsetting her idol, venus williams, then beating the 2017 semifinalist, slovakian magdalena rybarikova. now gauff has turned into such a sensation that british tennis star jay clarke dumped fellow brit harriet dart as his mixed doubles player for gauff. >> it all comes after a momentous moment for the rising young star with tennis legend roger federer who gave her an encouraging pat on the back there. gauff is going

michael moore sitting to my left predicted he would win. i didn't believe it because i believe the data. it said democrats should be able to build on what barack obama did in 2012 and win. michael moore said something interesting and then he elaborated. he said, a lot of white americans look at that eight years of obama and they say okay great. next we will have a woman president. we are told we have to have hillary and then the gay president and in the latino president. where does it stop? in their minds, and the forward march of progress is a backward march for them in the sense that the country is being lost and sliding away is deep-seated and real. when you combine that with the feelings of the ethnic whites in the north that the democratic party used to focus on them. at the party is focusing on others been focusing on immigrants and even people without documents. black people's concerns. not us. donald trump being the guy that says, i will focus on you and turn this country back in your favor will fight the right people. there's almos

gliders and planes were torn blownheir moorings and all over the field. ♪ gliders were blown up into trees. ♪ another was carried by the force of the wind up on to the roof of a hut. ♪ at the air base in india, the station dispensary ambulance drives out on the runway to treat an injured gunner. he's suffering from severe shock as a result of pain and hemorrhage. morphine is administered and oxygen is given by means of this portable oxygen apparatus, which was built from a dispensary because of the unavailability of oxygen cylinders. a standard oxygen mask is placed on the face and the flow of oxygen is adjusted to the needs of the patient by a regulator valve. a type g-1 supply tank is mounted on the carrying case. pressure on the tank is 400 pounds. the advantage of the low pressure tank is that it can be refilled at any airfield. satisfactory results have been obtained from this apparatus which consist of an oxygen supply cylinder assembly, oxygen flow tubing, oxygen flow regulator and filler valve. ♪ target, mulhouse. in the campaign to disrupt rail communications in france

shane moore was at the amusement park in tampa sunday when his friend's daughter asked him to go on a ride with her, it was a children's ride. according to moore, he was told he could not go on the ride because he was an adult and not a child but the ride rules stated nothing about age, only height. >> i said what, am i too tall? and he said no, you're too old. >> moore says that he hopes busch gardens updates their policies so this doesn't happen to another family. a representative said in a statement for this particular ride there are restrictions that deal with both height and age. >>> new for you this morning, we're getting a look at the fbi moments they went into billionaire jeffrey epstein' home. this raid you can see the agents moving into that home after breaking the door down. epstein was arrested in new york city on sunday on new charges of sex trafficking. the billionaire is registered as a sex offender who had previously been under federal investigation, in a controversial deal, florida prosecutors allowed for a reduced sentence and charges in exchange for a guilty plea in

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>>well those adrian moore reporting all told 41 people were taken hostage. the one surviving suspect is serving 41 consecutive life sentences, one for each of the hostages. those cheers from new yorkers when the lights finally came on back on last night after that massive power outage a transformer fire put much of manhattan in the dark last night, broadway shows were canceled people were trapped in elevators the subway sestem was stopped for a time and a whole lot more happened in manhattan last night. now during its peak more than 70,000 people were impacted by the outage. authorities this morning still trying to figure out what caused those transformer fires leading to the blackout. the facts but what i'm. >>try make clear is it's something within the normal electrical grid, something obviously didn't work. but no other kind of external influence. >>well several people civilian stepped up to help direct traffic at busy intersections because the lights were out when the power went down. this blackout affected midtown manhattan and also the upper west side

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moore's new warm strong starts july 20th on t.w. . this is d w news asia coming up on our show today dramatic scenes in hong kong as protesters trashed the city's parliament how far are they willing to go to stop the encroachment of chinese rule and how will beijing react we'll hear from our correspondent also coming up the dangerous path across the border fuel smuggling from iran to pakistan the striving to look at who's behind it and why neither side can seem to stop it. and diving into street food in taipei will get a taste of a new v.w. series on you tube exploring the call in every highlight of the taiwanese cast. thanks for joining us joining us i'm so me so much god it's good to have you with us on news asia now a tense calm has descended on hong kong after a turbulent night of unrest in the city a cleanup operation is underway to remove debris left over from the chaotic scenes that unfolded in the government quarter now thousands of protesters stormed and ransacked the legislative council on the anniversary of hong kong's retu

parts of northern england and southern scotland, the higher parts of the pennines into the north york moors, for example, could amass around about 100 millimetres of rain by the time it's said and done. the driest weather over the weekend looks to be towards northern ireland, wales and the south—west. this is our — then saturday is shaping up, and look at these temperatures. much, much more comfortable. and then as we look into sunday, what you'll still have that weather front, again, it may not be exactly where it's looking here, but through parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, still keeping much of wales and the south—west of northern ireland away from that. and bar the odd shower, it will be dry with a mix of cloud and sunshine. and again, those temperatures are much, much more comfortable. that's your latest forecast. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: record breaking heat brings chaos on the railways. the disruption looks set to continue, even as the temperature falls. exceptional heat to replace by something

hong kong there's fear things could get worse that's in the words of pro-democracy lawmaker claudia moore this after police arrested more than a dozen people involved in the protests on monday with another demonstration planned for sunday did some young hong kong who are documenting the protest movement. stops and long is looking for the last trace. of the protest as demonstrators retreat their messages are disappearing as well wong considers himself an archivist of the movement. i find it. my 1st special way to look at the. week's protesters use this wall adjacent to the hong kong government offices to leave messages for each other shortly before authorities started to clear the area wong and some fellow demonstrators stepped in to retrieve their messages. a large portion of all the messages about solidarity are. deadly effects. there is a kind of wall and community spirit on the protest one of the most peaceful could have remnants of the memorial corner for a number of demonstrators who killed themselves in desperation as a final sign of protest use that shook many hong kong residents.

as we hear from abc's marcus moore, no one survived. >> reporter: the videos just obtained by our dallas affiliate wffa show the tragedy unfolding from multiple angles. the plane takes off from this small airport near dallas and once airborne a dash camera captures the final moments as the aircraft flies low over an airport hangar before appearing to bank suddenly to the left, flipping, then crashing. a fireball erupts and black yoseemgey crs ruin to the horrific scene as bystanders watch from afar. the plane bound for st. petersburg, florida had 10 on board, including two crew members and a family of four with two teenage children. investigators with the ntsb have reviewed the plane's cockpit voice recorder and say 8 seconds before the crash you can hear a crew member mention a problem with the aircraft's left engine. the investigation continues. marcus moore, abc news, addison, texas. >> our thanks to marcus and our dallas affiliate, wffa, for obtaining that video that no doubt will help federal investigators as well as they try to figure out exactly what happened here. >>> good news o

it'd put them out of business. >> tonight, you'll hear evidence against the industry which moore calls "damning." he believes a jury will, too. >> you know what those jurors are going to do? they're going to go in the back room, they're going to spend about 30 minutes thinking about it, going to come back out, and bam! ( ticking )

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you said, senator, you heard it directly from mark and i will reiterate this, that trust is per moored y'all and i responded i didn't hear it from mark and you responded trust is per moored y'all, we have made mistakes in the past and are working on -- >> i know what the word trust means, i know what the word per moored y'all means. what the hell does that mean. you said and apparently mark zuckerberg said although we found no record that he said it. i believe you said he said it. what does it mean? >> senator, it means that we need to continually -- we need to continue to do better in serving the customers, the users we're serving and we will do what it takes to earn their trust and that's definitely the case as well for libra and the calibra wallet. >> and this is the same mark zuckerberg that once called people who trust him with their data dumb and the next word starting with an "f" i can't say in this committee. this is the same mark zuckerberg who said that. 4,000 emails -- i have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, people just submitted it, i don't know why they trust me and

clair and natalie moore. i have a quick opening announcement, welcoming you to the printers relit fast presented by the near south planning board. i want to give special thanks to all our sponsors for the generous support this year especially when trust is our programming sponsor, robert mccormick foundation, alpha would foundation, the tribune, 3l real estate and c-span booktv. c-span will be broadcast live on booktv. if there is time at the end of our discussion, there is a microphone in the center of the room. if we end of doing any day, if we get to that path there are four people up here with 45 minutes, we may have time for that q and a. if not we apologize in advance. please welcome natalie moore from chicago. [applause] >> thank you for being here and thanks to the author and the panelists. i often refer to the neighborhood south shore outside chicago the most mixed income neighborhood in the city. can you take a picture of the neighborhood, what it looks like, what it was like for you growing up ther

mr moore trump said the unmanned craft had ignored many calls to stand down and was threatening the safety of the u.s. as a boxer and its crew the downing of the drone comes at a time of heightened tension in the region and in the narrow street which is the shipping gateway to the goal of a more of that now let's go to g.w. is over salad he is on the story for us in washington this evening good evening to you all over so what do we know what exactly happened here with the pentagon already confirmed 2 that the u.s. warship the u.s.s. boxer that is currently cruising in the strait of hormuz off the coast of iran shot down this iranian drone they say that was an act of defense they say got dangerously close and as you just mentioned the u.s. president donald trump already responded when he had so that a prime minister. in the white house today and he called this a provocative and hostile action by iran so that shows already the tensions here are running high between the 2 countries he said that the ship that the drone had to be shut down because it posed a serious threat for the people person

we would also like to schedule moore one the area. thank you. >> if you need help in my district anyway, district 7, there is quite a few senior programs and i know, you look at the stat over the last two years, even though sometimes you don't consider high injury area. you look at the stats and see how many seniors are actually being killed and you will see that it is pretty high, relative for everything that happens in the city. i think that is something we shouldn't ignore. i could rattle off exactly where they were killed. >> thank you for the comment and we will follow-up. thank you. >> any public comments on this item? educational outreach. mr. wright. >> the program that you are reaching out, i would see - like to see you reach even further than that. you have a city college situation here where students can go to college for free. it seems like a good program that you demonstrated the negative gas flow. i would like to see reach out to the board of supervisors, all of them in order to get legislation for people that is economi

all to moore 1st he calls controversy by calling a black majority district of the city a rat and road infested mess well now he's followed it up by saying that african-americans are quote happy as hell with his remarks about the district and its congressman here's what trump said earlier today. does people living in the hallowed halls the are there largely african-american you have a large african-american population and they really appreciate what i'm doing and they let me know if they really appreciate it people have called from baltimore thanking me so much there's all that money that's been bent over 20 years has been stolen away by people like allies you've got. or critics say the president's remarks were a racially charged attack on congressman cummings who has been fiercely critical of the trump administration's treatment of migrants use all over sell it went to baltimore to hear what residents and citizens there have to say about their hometown the city of baltimore faces many problems and one has been there for many years west baltimore which is prone to crime and violence an

parts of northern england and southern scotland, the higher parts of the pennines into the north york moors, for example, could amass around about 100 millimetres of rain by the time it's said and done. the driest weather over the weekend looks to be towards northern ireland, wales and the south—west. this is our — then saturday is shaping up, and look at these temperatures. much, much more comfortable. and then as we look into sunday, what you'll still have that weather front, again, it may not be exactly where it's looking here, but through parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, still keeping much of wales and the south—west of northern ireland away from that. and bar the odd shower, it will be dry with a mix of cloud and sunshine. and again, those temperatures are much, much more comfortable. that's your latest forecast. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: scorching heat in europe, as the sweltering weather brings record—breaking temperatures, across the continent. scores of migrants are feared drowned, in a deadly shipwreck off the coast of libya. the un says it must