the big cities. i think they are rooted in the big cities where we do have 51% of the population born outside of the country. we have somehow managed to have people feel accepted and embraced. if there is tension, it is not between people of different nationalities or faith. if there are challenges in front of us, that could lead to i am not trying to pretend that we have achieved perfection, but i would say that i am probably the single greatest unifying future in canada in that i am the mayor of the single largest disliked city in the country. i consider that my contribution. [laughter] tensions about inclusion versus noninclusion. the fact is that if you look at people who are not fully integrated, or included in the economy or political or social country,parts of the mostly urban, they tend to disproportionately be people who have come from somewhere else. it is a practical problem to resolve, it is simply because it have been working hard at developing the language courses and transition courses

the vast wash still has up to the muddy seabed undermining again and again the foundations of the city is built on piles. the city itself is not the main profit maker from cruise tourism that's the v t p come live. a private offshoot of the public pool to authority. that. is three percent of the stop the train is the infinity chip that the n.c. me through the senate has come up multiple given access to the lab it should have you know what you. see is being split up and that's when the switch it up but that's only what i think that. they got it but all of it for but she doing. out of a. look at him one thing that's anally finance the idea of kate grace to switch it up it's the only but i'm going to be a widow. you know. the precise tune of is kept dark the portal thora he chose not to comment. is hardly surprised since he too gets no information from them that's why he's helped set up an action group in venice. its slogan. a new cruise ships demonstrating on the banks of the g. decker come out which is passed through up to twenty times a day by ocean going giant is entering and leaving

i'm interested always in the waters in mexico. city. but don't walk selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that don't. produce offspring to tell you the celebrity gossip the public by file supporters. often tell me you are not cool enough and let's not buy their products. all the hawks that we along with all those walking along. no one else seemed wrong. why don't we just don't all. get to shape out just to get educated and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. hello welcome back syrian government forces backed by russia have recaptured a launch fortified area held by islamic state in the city of dia that's according to the russian defense ministry. syrian troops found a network of tunnels off to taking the position equipped with weapons medical supplies and food it's also been revealed that the area was defended by terrorists of mainly former soviet republic and russian origin on tuesday a russia

the move rule the appearance of the city. to stop. becoming a camping site stewards point out the rules to tourists. but i think that yeah because that's a bunch of it up if i can just about the venice is most famous square dates from the ninth century historic site for great state ceremonies and festivals visitors should respect that. yes. it was time that we put in where that a head i. washed the feet but it bent down the bournemouth though it's not that big by. somebody at it how could i go back that way because it's not that big by say that had to go back to the plate and not feeding the pigeons in the square is also strictly forbidden the birds droppings damage the buildings facades all fall to the bed it's not allowed thank. elfie be helpful at this if i meet then you can receive a fine a losing battle the work of the law enforces reflects then this is fundamental problem with tourism there are just too many visitors and once they leave after a few hours the city faces its next major challenge. that. tourists leave behi

but the overall appearance of the city. to stops and square becoming a camping site stewards point out the rules to tourists and out not by their but i think that yeah i know he's got a bunch of it up there if i can just about the venice is most famous square dates from the ninth century a historic site for great state ceremonies and festivals this is should respect that. they get at what i believe put it where that a head i. wash the feet but it depends on the format though it's not that big by that many at it how can i go back that way if it's not that big by that had to go back to the plate and not feeding the pigeons in the square is also strictly forbidden the birds droppings damaged the buildings facades all fall to that but it's not allowed thanks. elfie be helpful. if i meet then you can receive a fine a losing battle the work of the lawyer enforces reflects venice is fundamental problem with tourism there are just too many visitors and once they leave after a few hours the city faces its next major challenge. that.

and you'll notice that the red is at the city center, the core of the city. and so the government started to promote by giving loans and insenty advising in other way development at the fringes of the city. which happened at the expense of the city center. and it also began the process of associating inner cities, city centers as the neighborhoods of decline and similarly, that those neighborhoods of decline were the neighborhoods in which african-americans disproportionately lived. and these ideas would become linked in a way that was hard to -- that would be hard to untangle for a very long time. following up on the homeowners loan corporation, another even bigger and more important new deal program known as the fha, the federal housing administration, which becomes a huge part of the post-war suburban boom that incentivizes suburban building by making home loans much more affordable and goes even further than the holc in providing insuring private loans that will provide very long-term loans with very little down payments, often less than 10% was needed. a

right now the city of college park is deciding whether to let people who live in the city but are not u local elections. it's something they've been wrestling with for weeks. tonight the city council heard a lot of public comment again. have they decided anything. >> no. one thing is clear there will not be a referendum on this issue in november. the city council will make a decision tonight. >> in order to become a citizen you have to go through a certain process. >> she became a naturalized u.s. citizen about 30 years ago. she votes in leaks in college park maryland. >> the right to vote is a privilege even to citizens. >> she's one of dozens of college park residents who don't want the city council to allow undocumented immigrants to vote in local elections. under the processes al, people would just have to proof residencely. some people want college park residents to make the decision. >> i'm very upset about this. we're not in we're in a democracy. we have a right to vote on this. every citizen has a right to a opinion as a fair democratic vote. >> some people support undocumente

damage around the city without the infrastructure like the airport has. i really appreciate the steadfast quick response that the employees had. >> reporter: jose and his family were at a family member's house south of mexico city when it happened. >> moving like this and that. and we were on the third floor and i was, like, getting ready to pack in everything and when we feel -- we just don't know what to do and we [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: fortunately where his family is in mexico wasn't too badly damaged. but for other parts that were hit harder, the clean-up is just beginning. flights at mexico city will arrive here at sfo until 5 p.m. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the other natural disaster making headlines, hurricane maria. it has weakened to a cat-3. a government spokesman in puerto rico says it's left the island 100% without power. and it could take weeks to get power restored there. at least 9 people have been killed in the storm. cbs reporter david begnaud is in puerto rico with the chaos once the storm made landfall. >> the building about 100 y

one of the challenges i think in a city like detroit is your both the cheerleader for the city right? you want a great city to succ to all the data points and some of those data points in the city are terrible. keith owens: just like members of your own family i mean you love them but you know 'em. i think it's the same thing wh detroit, we know the city, we know exactly what the statistics say, we could rattle statistics on forever about what the crime rate is, what the poverty rate is, what the literacy rates, is , etc. i think where detroiters get sensitive is the fact of the onf detroit is this and detroit is that. it's much more than that, it cannot be encapsulated into those titles or into any small narrative. soledad o'brien: as a journali who's been here for five years, is detroit back? lester graham: it's better but spend a lot of my time in the neighborhoods and in the neighborhoods they're still suffering, they're still declining. they're still w renaissance that's been talked about in downtown detroit to hit their neighborhoods and so far they haven't seen much from that.

middle east says the breach of the blockade is significant for the liberation of the city. entire episode of the syrian army reaching the city of daters or breaking the scene and isis forces dies forces you know this peace and you know no real resistance is a huge turning point in his hands because suddenly this sort of fearsome enemy is you know fleeing a battlefield and is not you know able to. you know mount in a sense any credible. how do you say more our boosting operations the forces that have been separated in the year poured from the main city about nine months ago are now liberated they've been through terrible ordeal themselves as well to die forces are pretty much those that are that remained inside the city are pretty much trapped between the advancing syrian forces and the river and so liberating the city itself shouldn't really take much longer. russia's new ambassador to the united states has taken office it comes at a time of strange relations though between the countries anatolian told off as matter with donald trump during the meeting members of the formal

when the city acquired the land it became an easement. >> the city had ten years to say hey, wait a minute this isn't the deal. they didn't do that. >> reporter: now the alliance club is suing the city. they say it was a safety issue. >> the city was very concerned about fire hazard in the area given the proximity of homes to that area. >> reporter: the lion club thinks it was a dirty move. they want negotiations and to pay for the cross to be moved to private land. >> they don't want to follow the law for acquiring property, essentially twist the lion's club arm but taking the propeaw. >> the city is committed to seeing removal of the cross from the public parkland. now that needs to occur. >> reporter: the city claims it did try to negotiate with the lions club when neighbors started calling about the across three years ago. atiest believe religious symbols don't belong the tax payer land. >>> the latest republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare appears dead tonight. susan powells came out against the gram cassidy bill this evening. she's one of the four to oppose the bill. >> th

when i lead to tours of the city of the city i say the war is all , around us. york avenue is not named for the duke of york. it is named for alvin york. in brooklyn, avenue q, that is quentin roosevelt, the 99th anniversary of his death coming. -- of his death. in staten island, victory boulevard, it is that victory over germany. unlike the dunkirk movie, i will not drop you into everything. i will tell you how we got to where we are. here is world war i 101. wife onduke and his june 20, 1914 started the first european more and more than 100 years. austria was threatened by serbia with support of germany. russia was drawn to mobilize against austria to protect serbia. that led germany to war against russia. france immobilized against germany because it had a treaty with russia to support it. when germany invaded neutral belgium as it drove to france, this brought in british intervention. practically overnight there was a world war. the central powers, germany, and all hungary, turkey of the commonwealth and colonies of france and england. this was the summer of

goodwill toward the city. the team says, quote, this amount comes on top of the nearly $6 million: parades." the berkeley middle schoolachers getting arrested at political protests.. te is emanding that >>> the berkeley middle school teacher and activist whkeeps getting arrested at political protests is now demanding that the most recent charges against her be dropped. felarca is the leader of the group "by any means necessary." she was arrested at cal on tuesday for battery and resisting arrest while protesting a rally by "patriot prayer." today at sproul plaza, yvette felarca became the target of some angry opposition. [ yelling ] >> you're the one that attacks people because they have a different view than you! >> she is facing a federal charge for punching a person last year. it's unclear how or if this latest arrest will affect her teaching career. >>> other bay area headlines tonight. a couple found dead inside a burning mobile home in san leandro. firefighters got the call about 5:30 this morning but co

city expected to fight to the debt. china suspects a magnitude three point four earthquake in north korea's kills you area was triggered by an explosion previous quakes there have indicated nuclear tests but south korea's initial assessment is that it was a natural occurrence iranian state media have released footage of what they say is a successful test launch of a new ballistic missile was launched just a few hours after it was unveiled at a military parade in tehran amnesty international says for a hinge of villages are still being burned in me and mark contradicting the government statements the military operations have ended the group says new satellite images and video shows smoke rising from a henge of villages around four hundred thirty thousand refugees have fled since the latest outbreak of violence began less than a month ago the dick tells were released as doctors without borders told al jazeera that otherwise how. the adults and camps are on the brink of death because of dehydration and new zealand prime mi

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and you'll notice that the red is at the city center, the core of the city. and so the government started to promote by giving loans and incentivizing in other way development at the fringes of the city. which happened at the expense of the city center. and it also began the process of associating inner cities, city centers as the neighborhoods of decline and similarly, that those neighborhoods of decline were the neighborhoods in which african-americans disproportionately lived. and these ideas would become linked in a way that was hard to -- that would be hard to untangle for a very long time. following up on the homeowners loan corporation, another even bigger and more important new deal program known as the fha, the federal housing administration, which becomes a huge part of the post-war suburban boom that incentivizes suburban building by making home loans much more affordable and goes even further than the holc in providing insuring private loans that will provide very long-term loans with very little down payments, often less than 10% was needed. and

in the battle have reopened their doors to students since the city just broke in on the fifth of september humanitarian convoys have managed to deliver much needed aid government forces with the backing of rushes or a force or not buckling to quell the remaining pockets of terrorist resistance or running the city with syria making gains on the ground. and against the lies all positive steps are also made a peace talks held in the kazakstan capital astana the parties there have agreed no only final bund reso for deescalation zones across syria and breaking down without means here. of whom the talks an astronaut now over and every school to me is that the sides involved the syrian government as well as the rebels and the three sponsor countries that is russia iran and turkey have agreed on the establishment flexion zones in syria where the fighting is fiercest between rebels and the syrian government three countries that have agreed to guarantee the de confliction zones that is russia again turkey and iran will have monitors on the ground watching for any cease fire violations and taking act

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run the city. well with syria making gains on the ground against the ice no positive steps are also being made the peace talks being held in the context on capital. the parties there have agreed to all the breeze of the four deescalation zones across syria and a whole lot more iraq as the it gets into the. it talks in past and now over and every school to me is that the sides involved the syrian government as well as the rebels and the three sponsor countries that is russia iran and turkey have agreed on the establishment of decomp flicks and zones in syria where the fighting is fiercest between rebels and the syrian government three countries that have agreed to guarantee the deacon flexion zones that is russia again turkey and iran will have monitors on the ground watching for any ceasefire violations and taking action and as necessary he knew these deep complete consumes will be set up in. aleppo in the taqiyya in. the south of syria as well as in homs province these a areas again where the clas

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the city where my parent met. he goes onto encourage his followers to get to philly before november when this exhibit ends. but it won't end before it stirs up a lot of controversy, and maybe some conversations. that is the point of it all. the artist says his design is intend today highlight ideas related to communities, strength, perseverance un, resistance to oppression, exhibit protected by some barriers on all sides, maybe to avoid the same vandalism the rizzo statue saw when emotions flared up here about a month ago, and since that happened, philadelphia police officer had been keeping 24 hour guard of the monument, this morning, we've not seen one yet, but is it important to note, mike and alex, you know those calls of the community, to decide whether the statue stays or goes, they asked people to send in entries and explain what they want to happen. that ends on friday, and then the arts commission will decide in about a month, yes, what happens with the future of frank rizzo. >> then the pick will end up

operation to force the terrorists out of the city goes into his final face. russia's new ambassador to the united states meets with down with the president look at the challenges that the diplomats is likely to face. foreign minister tells r.t. sanctions against russia could be lifted if a truce in eastern ukraine is in stylish. harvey you're watching r.t. international. the syrian army says that it has broken islamic states blockade of an air base in the city of daraa. the syrian army minister break the siege over the military airports here in de desert but let me fantasize something that civilians and syrians all over syria are so had be and they consider it as a moment of triumph on the way to defeat as a leader over this the this soil of the country if you are talking about the military operations state run media reported today that the military operation started by the forces into cemetery in the south was the don't result link with forces holding the airplane of the airports. it's or to mention that this is of course the fairest meeting between these fo

i'm interested always in the waters in the how. bad the city mall. it's called the feel we go from there you go to. everyone in the world should experience flamingo and you'll get it on the open roll in. the old according to just. look at the modern world come along for the raw data. hi lindsey francis is broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. tonight we had to try nowhere break in. to get the latest on what we can expect in the group of five hour world economy also federal reserve vice chairman stanley fischer says he is resigning it creates a fourth opening on the governing board the fed has a full plate at it as it heads into the end of this year also my guests and i touched on hurricane harvey the cleanup efforts and oil prices as the hurricane leaves the area and barrels toward florida down by the last part right now. right off the bat hard cheese simone del rosario contin.

fitness faceache the only juggler to fit the fish or the rest of it in the city as an expanding business model with customers instead of this it to us but how many tourists can a travel destination cope with without losing its identity its all them to city and does the enterprise end up in profit with. it at the get out on our course and all that. just. change on me only the end of the day the. empty city coffers despite must tourism so what happens to all the money brought by the millions of visitors one hundred is embodied at that time in until that one at that at what is the guy that will have an ad that sense tell you that example like the sense that we're s.c.l. when we get out when i see oh yes. it went just back when i say oh isn't that anyone that actually has a. tourism in europe generates four hundred billion euros a year of the ratios market and the whole point of shady business of roads and gamblers of gambling with few winners and many lose. the bustle and they to destruct one swarm of boss alone as tourist and shabbiest areas the photographer. he sends for now knew the plac

across the city, that is the dust that was rising up from around mexico city. two men claimed to calm a woman with blood trickling from a small wound on her knee. again, it's this sort of facade collapse that is causing the dust that you saw on all of those videos. we're told it's not fires. continuing the associated press, at a nearby market, a worker in a hard hat walked around outside of the building warning people not to smoke as they were smelling cooking gas in the area. market stall vendors, one told the associated press that she was in a taxi when the quake struck. she said she saw glass bursting out. a number of buildings according to the associated press have been seriously damaged. a 7.1. you can see local television stations are broadcasting images of this. the united states geological survey says they calculate this earthquake struck central mexico as a 7.1, which is about 76 miles south and east of mexico city. so the center was not in mexico city but the first pictures are from mexico city. so far nothing from 76 miles to the southeast. mexico's

it put pressure on the living conditions in the cities. places like harlem in new york city, the south side in south philadelphia, and is cleveland in cleveland, ohio, this influx of individuals put pressure on the housing challenges. it is not necessarily a move from difficult times to a great life. but it is a life that is different. what balances these challenges they hit is that there are pluses that come with it. there are new freedoms that they acquire. one of the most important ones is a chance for education for their children. that as you can see from the slide, educational facilities in the south were not good. thurgood marshall travel to the south in 1930, capturing pictures of what education was like for african-american children. it was horrible. in a lower level, it shows education was better and different. at least the chance to get on it and education was there. most children in the south were lucky to get past six great. if you wanted to go to high school, you had to go somewhere else to get a high school education. in the

so for the city of houston, the city of houston and harris county, we're not in the direct path of the hurricane. forus, it was a major rainfall. 33,000 house holts without power. the water system in the city of houston never went down. it's final. it is working. the transit system is now working. but we wanted to do, wanted to go from door to door to make sure that we haven't missed anyone. we want to focus on that. as we move to recovery. and so that's where we are. we're giving special attention to west houston because they flood the not from hurricane harvey, but because of the release from the reservoir. that's why you have a lot of people who are very frus stated, because their homes were dry from the hurricane, topical storm, but the release from the reservoir. with respect to the kingwood area, they are in large part flooded because water was released from -- >> what was the other option? look. that's what they had to do. you had to release the floodgates on some 0 of these dams and reservoirs otherwise it would have been catastrophic. i'm standing in this area of will chester.

of the city. entire episode of the syrian army reaching the city of daters or breaking the sea and isis forces dias forces you know for this piece and you know no real resistance is a huge turning point in a sense because suddenly the this sort of fearsome enemy is you know fleeing a battlefield and is not you know able to. you know. in a sense incredible. how do you say more our boosting operation the forces that have been separated in the year poured from the main city about nine months ago are now liberated they've been through terrible ordeal themselves as well to die forces are pretty much those that are the remained inside the city are pretty much trapped between the advancing syrian forces and the river and so liberating the city itself shouldn't really take much longer at. russia's new ambassador to the united states has taken off a sick comes at a time of strained relations though between the countries and italy i'm told off has already met up with donald trump during their meeting their

more "sex and the city." weal just pretend i had lots of plastic surgery. sia for the win, right? we'll have to go back to watching our box sets. seasons 1 through 6. i watch it a lot. >> i do, too. >>> no mistakes about my love of my guilty pleasure, "dancing with the stars." it's very fitting because pleasure is the theme of monday night. perfect time for nikki bella, whose fiance, john cena, will be in the audience for the first time. are you nervous? >> i want to imbresz him. it will be dancing and looking over and like, oh, okay. >> reporter: monday night, nikki and artem will turn up the heat. talk to me about your girltty pleasure. >> i automatically thought, red room. like -- >> reporter: so it wasn't that? >> i guess i should have thought of chocolate and red wine and champagne. i mean, john built me a red room. >> what is it? >> my play room. >> like a real red room? >> yes, real red room. it turned out so beautifully. i had all my family there for total bellas. we clipped a section of having drinks

the operation to force the terrorists out of the city reaches its final playing. russia's new ambassador to the u.s. meets president we look at the challenges the diplomats will face. and germany's foreign minister tells our t.v. that sanctions against russia could be lifted if a truce in eastern ukraine is established. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is arch international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us now the syrian army says it has broken islamic states blockade of an air base in the city of. the syrian army minister break the siege over the military airports here in de desert but let me fantasize something that civilians and syrians all over syria are so had be and they consider it as a moment of triumph on the way to defeat as a leader over this the this soil of the country if you are talking about the military operations state run media reported today that the military operations started by the forces into cemetery in the south was the don't result link forces holding the air pays of the airports. it's or to mention that this is o

>> reporter: i am in the center of the city. i have been live all morning long at one of the major rescues, one of 34 collapsed buildings that includes two schools. this is a factory, five stories, it's a textile factory with 50 to 70 workers thought to have been inside of the building at the time of the earthquake, the building has collapsed. a short while ago, it looked like we had a rescue but it was a body that was pulled out so the death toll continues to grow in mexico city where every place you look there is a trail of death and des struks after this earthquake. >> a lot of people in the bay area and los angeles have relatives in the area, they are worried about their relatives, is there infrastructure enough for people to make phone calls? >> reporter: the communication is spotty, at best, i have been suggesting to viewers in california that they download a free app called whats app, it's a great source of communication in mexico. we are communicating using whats app between our crews, sometimes it's good to try a facebo

island. >> when you're switching alcatraz and you look at the city, the city hasn't even come alive yet, and you're out there swimming, and it's fun, you get you, and then i can't get out. >> christine is one very determined swimmer. she just will not stop. >> reporter: that's gary with 1,039 alcatrazs. steve has the most ever with 1170. >> the hardest part is the parking. and it's getting harder. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the swim takes christine less than an hour, but she's faced much tougher challenges. this summer she swam the length of lake tahoe. and she swam across the english channel. the swimmer behind her died along the way. his body found eight days later in belgium. still christine insists she's never been much of an athlete, never involved in organized swimming, it was just a way to rehab from a hip injury, but turned into a life style and obsession, and now a record. >> if i can do it, anybody can do it. seriously. >> reporter: come on, that's a huge accomplishment! >> i took to something i really liked. i was able to finish it, and that's what it's about. i'm not the

the intercontinental hotel the city. miami is getting back to normal remarkably quickly, even the notorious traffic starting to get onto the city that this time yesterday was a ghost town. here to tell us a little bit more is robert hill, the general manager of the intercontinental, one of the largest hotels in miami. 600 employees. you are in constant touch with the authorities. what is the latest you're getting? first of all, we're very pleased we weathered storm yesterday very well. things are starting to the cover here in downtown. what we're hearing from the authorities so far is that there is, fortunately, limited structural damage to properties at in the city. the most impact is downed trees, branches and tree limbs. some power lines are down as a result of that. that is their focus right now, getting streets cleared so that people can get back out there. railway lines, getting those cleared up railway lines, getting those cleared up so they can get the metrorail running. we are waiting for the announcement this a

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union city was the first city in the u-s to create a memorial specifically for the heroes of flight 93. on board were several people from the bay area. including mark bingham, nicole miller, thomas burnett, and lauren grandcolas. the plane was originally headed to s-f-o...hijacked some passengers back control --- but it crashed in a field outside shanksville, pennsylvania. 40 passengers and crew were killed (steve) and in union city... dozens gathered at the flight 93 memorial to honor the people onboard the plane that went down in shanksville, pennsylvania. union city was the first city in the u-s to create a memorial specifically for the heroes of flight 93. on board were several people from the bay area. including mark bingham, nicole miller, thomas burnett, and lauren grandcolas. the plane was originally headed to s-f-o... but was hijacked some passengers tried to take back control --- but it crashed in a field outside shanksville, pennsylvania. 40 passengers and crew were killed ahead at eight.. walking and texting at the same time in the wrong place .. could get you a fine

city of the north of lima. but only. one life at the bellingham i know that. she's aiming to seize hundreds of market stalls and other property like which years of investigation suggest a wronged by a local cartel. if this is. a doesn't make it so we go. for months and i guess over the summer you're going to. get a new somebody or the thing you know you can really think what the little book is the most of it on the let me put up put it with you know when they leave because. more than two hundred police officers are involved and the operation is one of the biggest this year. with so much at stake authorities must work quick things might turn violent any time. you know when you're looking for him a police officer knew that you could come up with an off muslims like oh my goodness of community the sooner they are focused on the almost like going to be coming from oklahoma city with here. it was just. a little secret thing when you're the first official who said this is using dating if you want to see that means he

the city to get the university o e ' into the city to get the university open again? we have been told by the president we are closed until further notice. we want to make sure the campus and everything is safe for people to return. keep in mind with significant power outages, people cannot do on line classes. i will open up my apartment to a colleague, though i don't know who thatis colleague, though i don't know who that is yet. but we don't have power so they will have a place to stay. i am fortunate right now. the power lines or underground. i will do what ican. i lines or underground. i will do what i can. i will try to provide refuge and support for people to come together. thank you very much. thank you. goodbye. in the caribbean, at least 25 people were killed by hurricane irma, five of them in the british virgin islands, where a relief effort is under way. homes and boats have been destroyed, and a state of emergency declared. britain's foreign secretary, boris johnson, has defended the government's response, saying it would be helping "in the long—term." t

the city never the less this is a significant victory. celebrating independence or by the defenders and the civilians who have suffered so much during these will take move good ones to describe what they have been through syria is celebrating with their allies as well this is a tremendous victory against isis. sennott said thick black from the u.s. state of virginia thinks the liberation all of terrorism will mean the end for i saw in syria. the relief of the arrows the war was a spectacular strategic victory by syria and its allies it is one of the greatest theater campaigns of the war and its fellows the beginning of the end for isis there there could be two years of fighting ahead it's a war has been won for all practical purposes two years ago i suspected that the year i was or would eventually fall to isis it was totally isolated it was one of the most heroic defenses of an outpost in all history and it puts syria in a posture where they they were in a race against against the u.s. backed coalition the coalition was trying to seize r

lifting full siege of the in the city of their resort and just a few hours after they broke the siege of gaza militants on the military airport and there is already. this achievement also issue the determination of syrian and drash and governments to educate extremism on the syrian soil some analysts and observers believe that this is would be and maintaining points in the war against the goal is to liberate all that is the initial areas not just a few it is then szell areas and districts in the hands of extremists civilians live is going to be much easier from now on and their suffering will end. the syrian army has been advancing rapidly in recent months in june islamic state controlled around quarter of the country as you can see here but three months on hoth that territory was lost in the army's advance and the resort was getting around eight kilometers a day and the breaking of the cease trickett celebrations among soldiers and civilians. but i was. only the breaking of the siege of extremely significant militarily and fica logically a tremendous boost for the mirage of the gover

to retake the city from the terrorists some of the latest pictures from the ground. the breakup of the terrorist blockade of the city happened after a series of successful operations carried out by the syrian army with the support of russian airpower and we spoke to one of the syrian army commanders about how this military success was possible. and this is the has the syrian air force played the main role in locating the terrorist forces known as ice or their identify their ammunition warehouses and listened in to meetings in which the terrorists planned attacks inside and around their results with the help of russian airpower the syrian air force struck these places ahead of the arrival of syrian government troops this weekend isis ability to attack and to call in reinforcements from raca and pow mira syrian forces fought fierce battles the terrorists had planted implies explosive devices and car bombs all around trying to prevent the army from entering the city in the end the syrian army gained a great deal of momentum and was able to connect their is or with other

meanwhile the russian military has managed to establish a bridge over the euphrates river near the city of david saw the battle for that city's not yet over but humanitarian convoys are now regularly delivering aid locals can finally get basic food that they haven't seen since i still proceed to the city children seeing some kinds of fruit for the first time in their lives. as the details of what these people have been through is indescribable. and saw. how to. get in there he didn't take. my left hand you can have the video we can hear about it we can read about it watch it but we won't truly understand. the need to our own money make. one last thing i mean and as always it was the young and the elderly hit hardest that died first and again none of them are ok let's do it do it. had it is not it i do agree insulin is to me so now i know. if it wasn't hunger it was isis shelling if not that i lack of medicine but the city survived life even did as ordered is still far from normal but at least it will be starving to death and the more of the times when people would fight to the death wit

euphrates river near the city all during the war the battle for the city is not get over but humanitarian convoys are not regularly delivering aid locals can finally get basic food they haven't seen since the old besieged city children there are even seeing some kinds of fruit for the first time in their lives the details of all. the. what these people have been through is indescribable joy and saw. you know how to little out of saddam in the way he didn't even take. my left hand come in handy. we can hear about it we can read about it watch it but we won't truly understand but it ought to be a need to our no one money makes me think you are but one last thing i mean an end as always it was the young and the elderly hit hardest that died first and ok enough of them are doing ok let's do it do it a little hard to hide it is not it i do agree insulin is to me sound i know. if it wasn't hunger it was isis shelling if not that i lack of medicine but the city survived life even did as order is still far from normal but at least they will be starving to death and the more gone are the times whe

this old dream risks hardening the divide between the big city and the small town. exactly the division that these old movies, more than 60 years ago, tried to dissolve. hello, a lovely start of the weekend, with the exception of a few sharp showers in east anglia. most places were dry with some sunshine. with skies like this, sunshine is harder to come by tomorrow. if this was today's whether on the satellite picture, this is tomorrow's. this atla ntic picture, this is tomorrow's. this atlantic mother the weather system coming in. through the night we're going to see outbreaks of reigns running across northern ireland and reaching into western parts of scotland, wales and south—west england. the wind is picking up, gail is developing through the irish sea. high cloud spelling further east across the uk. all that means that temperatures are not going down as far as they have done on recent nights. the clearest part of eastern scotland, eastern england, just dipping down into single figures in the countryside. let's take a look at things in the morning. some wet an

he wrote a guide to our cities -- city's enduring ties to the world war. it will be in the hall outside after the program to sign an answer your questions. -- hand answer your questions. reenactor world war i and new york city tourguide, so you have seen him around a lot. he is from the world war i centennial commission for new york city. please welcome kevin fitzpatrick. [applause] kevin fitzpatrick: thanks, kathleen. i do so much -- thank you so much. the new yorknk historical society for inviting me and to congratulate you on a fantastic world war i e.on the trenches exhibition, -- beyond the trenches exhibition. seven books are tied into new york history, this was the first one that challenge me to explore all five boroughs to great depths. from brooklynes to queens, i went to visit every world war i monument as i could. i have been in many neighborhoods. how many people here have been to the one in williamsville? travis, staten island in the house. brownsville, never visited, but so to see triangle park and the jewish names on that memorial was powerf

the city center have to run to. damascus excuse me to show the much being played into wrong syria equalised in the final minutes to make the school line to two meaning they will now face australia for a chance to reach the world cup finals for the first time after the final whistle was blown celebrations erupted with cough moans and chanting head long into the night the. russian and south korea leaders have met and discussed the escalating north korea crisis for a second consecutive day the latest talks were at a different venue they the thirty eastern economic forum which is now underway in flooded bostock daniel hawkins is there for us. it's foremost primarily a place for business and trade interests to find common ground but as you say there's only been one thing really hanging over the four and one key thing on the agenda and that's been the korean crisis the crisis on the korean peninsula and president putin of south korea half an hour concluded the talks they've done a joint press conference with putin again a