part of me feels that rory is fine. why do you say rory is fine? he's not in the meadow.om the shooter. and he's not afraid anymore. so he's fine. : the neighborhood had everything a burglar wanted to find-- private yards, wealthy homes. and she had the worst possible luck in that he picked her. yes. [heavy rock music] man: i'd like to report an attempted break-in. keith morrison: a mother, home alone. cops race to her front door as she walks into an ambush in her backyard. how does somebody die within a matter of seconds with officers all around her home? it's surreal.

i said, "come on, rory. let's go." and i looked up, and rory had his face in his chest.ight at that moment, i saw the laser light again. and at that point, the gunman approached. keith morrison (voiceover): coming up, was the shooter coming to finish the job? he starts to circle around the car. the whole while, he's pointing the gun at us. keith morrison (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. with dupixent, stay ahead of moderate-to-severe eczema. as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain or vision changes, skin symptoms, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop other treatments without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. (♪♪) don't let congestion take over. afrin no drip. wow! ridiculously fast nasal congesti

supreme court justice stephen breyer, uc school of law's rory rory little, i was going to say rory law. you may as well be that. thank you very much for joining us today. >> i really appreciate it so much. >> all right, moving on. oakland police are now reporting that they arrested four people in connection with vandalism that took place after a protest against the trump administration tuesday night. police say about 100 people gathered in the area of 34th and international boulevard, about 40 minutes after a peaceful protest ended. likely from a sideshow that had taken place in a different part of the town. an officer who responded to the accident had rocks thrown at him. >> the vehicle sustained damage to the windshield. the officer had to move back out of the area until additional resources could arrive, at which point one of the vehicles was set on fire. >> police say. as more officers got there, a mob gathered and then broke through the front door of a shoe store and stole merchandise. investigators are combing through hours of surveillance video to identify the vandals. the death

you know, i we always say this, rory, you do not have a crystal ball.'m always curious on your take. how do you think the u.s. supreme court could potentially weigh in on this case when it appears? inevitably, this case makes it to the high court. >> well, it's going to get there for sure. what they will do is a different question. if the panel were to affirm judge breyer's order. i think there's no doubt that it would immediately be taken up by the supreme court. if the panel reverses judge breyer's order, there's a possibility the supreme court will be asked to review the case by california, but that they will not have four justices who want to review it. there are three liberals, three in the middle, let's just say, or maybe six conservative. and if four of them, that is three liberals plus one don't want to review the case, then they don't have to. so it's possible, if the panel decides for the trump administration that it won't be reviewed by the supreme court. let me just say this is a preliminary motion, and judge breyer still has jurisdiction ov

how the british mainstream media kind of soft cells problems, so for instance um uh, i think it was rory stuart was talking about how uh, he's being critical of israel saying that benjamin netanyahu has uh uh talked about having a uh talked about iran being a nuclear threat for 20 years, and that's not accurate, it's netanyahu has been talking about iran as a supposed nuclear threat for third. 35 years, but the way that rory stewart put it in in this very - widely seen uh podcast uh implies that it the security concerns were somehow legitimate and came out of a post 9/11 world, that's not the case. benjamin netanyahu has just been a complete lunatic forum for 35 years and and has had these these paranoid fantasies for that that length of time and similarly with the lbc show that i saw um yesterday um they were somehow... the um the uh the question, it was the most mangled logic you could imagine, which was um, can we condemn israel for what it's done in gaza at the same time as saying it had a legitimate legitimate point in attacking iran, i mean that goes back to your point about the gr

that was very, that deal that shouldn't be happening in 2025. rory change a lot. it's a lot the people that committed have changed the families that used to vote down the street. you've changed it said working cross areas down on the locks at the right wing. populism of reform, u. k. has overtaken labor and the conservatives not only have the the incision policy is now leading national polls on 30 percent. it is still full years till the next election. but for labor's relationship with voters and regions, it used to count so it might already be too late. rory calvin's out as 0 black coat . now, brian wilson, the leader and chief songwriter of the beach boys, has dive the age of $82.00 off to a baffle with dementia. is catalogue of hits, including good vibrations, kokomo and california goals help make the group one of the most popular and influential american walk acts of the 19 sixty's was in, was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1988. and the song rises hall of fame in 2000. so it's from me, the news news off the phone, the, [000:00:00;00] the, whe

that was the former technology correspondent rory cellan-jones, and a very dear colleague. with us here on bbc news. live from london. this is bbc news. israel says it's recovered the bodies of two hostages who were being held by hamas. the controversial new aid organization working in gaza pushes back the re-opening of its facilities. president trump signs a new travel ban to stop people from 12 countries entering america. very simply, we cannot have open migration from any country where we cannot safely and reliably vet and screen those who seek to enter the united states. and free school meals are to be extended to all children in england whose families receive universal credit.

my rory, my colleague, rory sushi, exclusively spoke with a member of ukraine's parliament, are telling me to meet at oak. and he says that keeps new law on soldiers missing an action is connected to the enormous pay out the key. i would have to make it to their fam, the more i start zalinski is used to all this money that the families of a dead and seriously injured should receive. he is used to taking it for himself through his fruits and he says, i want to note that this is not the military who are actually on the front lines. these are pixel freaks who receive the funds of people who have already died to their salaries, and also receive the funds that relatives should receive. of course, the non payment of these funds since the lensky is used to stealing them for itself . is one of the main reasons. of course, this is a bill. this is another legislation of their criminal actions. used to relieve some software responsibility in this way, or another big question is when the war will end and they are already setting limits. a large number of people and relative simply will not particip

rory mcilroy tees off in just under four hours' time. four over after a brusing first round.madison keys is through to the semifinals at queens, coming from a set down to beat fifth seed diana shnaider in three sets. emma raducanu is third up today. she beat rebecca sramkova in the previous round, a victory that means she will regain her status as british number one. she's up against top seed zheng qinwen next though and raducanu acknowledges she's the underdog. she is an amazing tennis player, she has won so many big tournaments, big matches. top ten in the world, so it's a match where i'm not the favourite, but i'm going to love playing here at home, and on the court i have played two matches. i feel pretty good and i'm looking forward to the challenge. onto cricket. south africa are chasing 282 to win the world test championship at lord's. it's after a battling australian rearguard on the third morning. mitchell starc's unbeaten 58 took australia to 207 all out in their second innings, and then took the wicket of ryan rickelton early in the proteas reply. he also got wiaan

coming up at 12 15, we speak with you see law constitutional professor rory little on what's next in this ongoing legal battle. probably celebrates the 29th anniversary of our parent company nexstar media group and our team is volunteering all day across the bay area, giving back to the community. we serve one of the nonprofits we're spotlighting is the san francisco marin food bank. and that's where we find words. theresa live for us now. theresa, how's it looking out there? >> and it's looking great. we're at the beginning of this really fun filled day here. this and just come rent food bank. joining me right now is cody j. and you are you a very long titles. so i'm going allow you to introduce yourself. >> i am the senior associate director of community engagement, which means that work of volunteers. >> and we are going to be volunteering today with founders day. so kind of walking through some of the staff that we're seeing here were inside the warehouse in san francisco. we've got a lot of employees that are going to be coming in volunteering today. what are they going to be do

as he aims to defend his title, 42 players are on the part including rory macroy who returned to form, just two... shots off the pace after shooting a 64, we are going the distance in the nba finals after the indiana pacers took it to a winner takes all decided with victory over the oklahoma city thunder in game six in indianapolis on thursday night tyris halleburton playing through half strain scored 14 points for the pacers who started slowly and then turned things into a blowout the victory means the nba finals. go to game 7 for the first time since 2016 with oklahoma hosting that decisive clash it's exciting man it's so so exciting as a basketball fan uh there's nothing like a game seven there's nothing like a game seven in the nba finals uh dreamed of being in this uh situation my whole life you know so to be here uh is really exciting we've worked our tails off uh to get here and uh you got to trust the work that we put in and uh yeah i would want to go to battle with any other guy, so i'm really excited about it. onto tennis, the world number one, janic sinner admits he needs a

proved to himself and everybody else he could hang with the game's elite, and on monday a playoff with rory has really given him that confidence that he could compete in this u.s. open. 14. this is the impossible situation that bones talked about and scott just magnified it. >> had no other option but to try that shot and still couldn't pull it off to go eight yards back into the fairway. >> severe uphill lie. that one just jumped out much there. there's so much guesswork with the high rough, the wet, the lies you have. nearly impossible. you never practice stuff like this. >> this to take the lead in the clubhouse. and we were talking about the putter, had it been better in crucial times. scheffler, five misses inside five feet this week. seven three-put greens to go along with that. >> goes along way here. 17. macintyre. a great line. he knew it. that was unlucky. that's the rain softening up that fridge. >> that was right at it. >> he can putt that. >> now what, bones, for adam scott? >> another horrible lie from 105 yards. even though he's on the right side of this fairway and the pin i

agentes de ice enmascarados, quienes lo subieron a un vehículo sin placas y todo frente a una iglesia rory que me agarraron con su voz cortante. un carrito de paletas de helado que quedó abandonado después que ambrosio , enrique lozano fue detenido por agentes federales. este lunes , justo enfrente de una iglesia en culver city . enrique está en el teléfono. es la llamada de su esposo desde el centro de detención. no sé si voy. si voy. si . okay. gracias. oh, my god. gracias . los nervios apoderaron de ella. no sabía para dónde ir. ay, mi corazón de los nervios para ana lozano, su esposo lo es todo. pues ella sufre de problemas de salud y no tiene hijos. no te preocupes, amor. aquí estoy con mi sobrina. me traen para que yo no llore en la noche se me hace muy difícil porque tú no estás, pero me hago fuerte. yo soy chillona, ya sabes, no quiero chillar y estoy chillando porque no te. no te preocupes. pero si me haces falta amor. pero tú. por eso quiero que tú te cuides . también porque sufro. porque en la noche pasa frío por el aire acondicionado. ana y su sobrina pasaron horas en fila en e

rory de frías está en los angeles, en vivo con todos los pormenores roaming adelante, te escuchamos.este momento. y pensamos que eso se debe a este fallo del juez federal que dijo que era ilegal, que el presidente donald trump envíe la guardia nacional aquí al sur de california y que ese era el trabajo únicamente del gobernador del estado de california . escuchemos precisamente las palabras del gobernador gavin newsom después de este fallo del juez . >> was important because it's about constraints it's about limits . it's about our democracy and that how we're very grateful by the order . >> y bueno , cabe recalcar que estamos en la tercera noche de toque de queda y quiero mostrarles precisamente la actividad policiaca que se ve aquí esta noche. sabemos que se están llevando a cabo arrestos precisamente en este momento, a pesar de eso, se han llevado a cabo manifestaciones durante el día de hoy, pero han sido pacíficas. la alcaldesa karen bass, ha dicho que , bueno, ella va a analizar si el día de mañana este toque de queda debe continuar aquí en los Ángeles. eso es todo. el reporte

de mucha actividad , de muchas manifestaciones , incluso hasta de choques con las fuerzas del orden rorygeles y tiene lo último. romi qué tal, buenas noches . luis carlos te saludo con mucho gusto en esta zona donde nos encontramos justo en frente de la alcaldía de los Ángeles, como puedes ver está acordonado ya por las autoridades con el inicio de este toque de queda le han dado 30 minutos a los residentes para que se puedan, eh retirar 30 minutos de gracia después de que inició el toque de queda para iniciar los arrestos, pero al fondo podemos escuchar , eh ? bueno, a las patrullas de la policía de los Ángeles que están en esta zona . qué ha sucedido durante el transcurso del día de hoy? nosotros estuvimos durante hora y media en una marcha por varias calles de los Ángeles eh, una manifestación bastante pacífica que fue muy orgánica porque no estaba muy organizada . esta manifestación llegó justamente hasta aquí, hasta la alcaldía y fue precisamente en ese momento cuando llegaron ahí . bueno, que se salió completamente de control. quiero que vean las patrullas de la policía que están l

. >> rory se sabe de detenciones de gente que hayan detenido durante estas operativos el balance. >>s ha llevado a cabo varias detenciones. de hecho, a imágenes de un autobús donde están , eh , prácticamente lleno de personas detenidos. no sabemos la cifra hasta este momento, ya que el departamento de policías de los Ángeles no la ha dado a conocer, pero para mañana muy temprano vamos a saber cuántas personas fueron detenidas. >> romi, quédate aquí con nosotros. vamos a volver contigo en instantes, eh? si escuchan algunos estallidos. porque están respondiendo con algunos fuegos artificiales y empieza a haber movimiento en esta parte de acá . eh? también con, eh , fuegos artificiales , sonido , estallidos. y nos toca movernos. lo vamos a hacer . vamos a otro punto , a otro punto. está octavio valdez, quien tiene toda la información de lo que está sucediendo en otro punto acá en unas, en unas cuadras, en esta transmisión especial de noticias univisión y además octavio , que se espera para mañana. qué tal? buenas noches . >> luis carlos qué gusto saludarte. bien, lo mencionas little tok

. >> desde los Ángeles, california , romina frías , univisión , rory. >> gracias.ción trump está evaluando una medida que impediría a los solicitantes de asilo obtener permisos de trabajo , según reveló la cadena cbs . activistas advierten que la propuesta tendría consecuencias devastadoras para más de 3 millones de emigrantes , afectando de manera directa su capacidad de subsistencia. la iniciativa plantea extender a un año el plazo de espera para ser elegible para un permiso de trabajo después de presentar una solicitud de asilo. actualmente, este plazo es de seis meses. mucha gente va a tener que optar para irse a otro país y buscar asilo en otros lugares, que es lo que quiere este administración . >> quieren suspender los permisos de trabajo hasta que no bajen el tiempo que demora recibir una decisión. sería un cambio muy, muy drástico y afectaría a mínimo 3 millones de personas en los estados unidos . ahorita . >> de convertirse en realidad esta normativa estaría representando un cambio drástico respecto a la política migratoria vigente desde 1990. una migrant

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está rory romi. qué tal? muy buenas noches. eh, la situación que vivimos hoy. luis carlos. >> te puedo decir. >> que ha sido un día de manifestaciones bastante intenso. >> el día de hoy . . lo primero que voy a. >> decir es que se implementó. >> el toque de queda a partir de las 20:00 de la noche. se hace 30 minutos, pero. >> todavía podemos. >> ver muchos manifestantes aquí en el centro de los Ángeles. un despliegue por parte. >> de la policía de los Ángeles . >> impresionante como nunca habíamos visto. >> aquí en el centro de los Ángeles. >> y la alcaldesa dijo que este toque de queda es. de una milla a la redonda para proteger los. >> edificios . >> gubernamentales y va a durar hasta las 06:00. hace solamente unos 45 minutos vimos cuando llegaron los militares al centro de detención aquí en el centro de los Ángeles , y fue realmente bueno. una caravana de tanques que llegó a esta zona. los manifestantes le empezaron a tirar piedras, le tiraron botellas de agua y es por eso que las autoridades decidieron mover a los manifestantes a esta zona. pero también hem

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law professor rory little says the judge now has to find a legal middle ground. >>judge breyer may have to make a ruling on how far can the national troops go, how how far into civilian life can they go? how long can they stay there? can they stay there even when there seems to be no pressing need for them? california will push that position. i mean, this is what district court judges have to do. frankly, every day is try to find the reasonable middle ground between the extreme parties positions on both sides. get on the sidewalk, get on the. >>it's confrontations like this one from last week in concord that both sides point to to bolster their cases. federal agents making an arrest and protesters getting physical, even trying to block their cars. immigration advocates worry the national guard deployment could escalate tensions. >>we don't need the national guard here. like it's unnecessary. it's to me, it is a very aggressive move to make. and that says a lot in itself. that is disgraceful. >>the trump administration says it's a clear case of protesters interfer

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let's bring in rory little, professor emeritus at uc school of law in san francisco and an expert in constitutional law. professor, nice to see you. nice to have you back on the program. i'm hearing from legal experts that the president has the power to do this. other experts we hear from say, no, he does not. why is there a gray area here? well, you know, there's almost always a gray area because lawyers get paid to argue both sides. the constitution says the president is the commander in chief of the military. the 10th amendment says that states have all the rights reserved to them that aren't granted explicitly in the constitution to somebody else. then you have statutes. you have statutes that say you can't use the military to enforce civil law or criminal law of local authorities. you have another statute which says the president has the power to call out the national guard to suppress a rebellion against the authority of the united states government. so there's going to be arguments about these words. the questn is, are there facts on the ground to support them? california's go

the leaders won't be out for another five hours but rory mcilroy is on course after his birdie on the 18th in round two meant he made the cut for the weekend. of the 156 players who began the tournament on thursday, just three are under par after two rounds. one of them is viktor hovland who benefitted from this eagle on the 10th. he's a shot behind jj spaun who at one stage was four-under but ended the day two-under par to sit one shot back from halfway leader sam burns who shot a brilliant 65 to finish three-under. and that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. much more coming up so do stay with us. we are keeping up-to-date with the different developments when it comes to those continuing strikes between israel and iran. we heard a strong interview from two guests with differing opinions on what is happening on the ground. at the heart hello, i'm katie razzall. and i'm ros atkins. this week on the media show, we're looking at the disruption caused by ai to the advertising industry. meta has announced new tools that will allow people to make their own ads without needing an

world number one scottie scheffler's 1-over today, joined with rory mcilroy on 4-over par.he northern irishman tees off in just under three hours' time. madison keys is through to the semifinals at queen's, coming from a set down to beat fifth seed diana shnaider in three sets. emma raducanu is third up today. she beat rebecca sramkova in the previous round. that means she will regain her status as british number one. she's up against top seed zheng qinwen shortly and acknowledges she's the underdog. she is an amazing tennis player, she has won so many big tournaments, top ten in the world, so it is a match where i am not the favourite, but i'm going to love playing here at home, and i have played two matches on the court, i feel pretty good, looking forward to the challenge. south africa are chasing 282 to win the world test championship at lord's. it's after a defiant third morning from australia's tail. mitchell starc's unbeaten 58 took australia to 207 all out in their second innings and took two wickets in the south african reply. south africa are 94-2 at tea. opener a

rory mcilroy made a birdie on the 18th hole to sneak under the cut mark at the us open on what was a tough day of scoring at oakmont, where 13 players have yet to complete their second rounds due to bad weather. of the 156 players who began the tournament on thursday, just three are under par after two rounds. one of them is viktor hovland who benefitted from this eagle on the 10th. he's a shot behind jj spaun who at one stage was four under but ended the day two under par to sit one shot back from halfway leader sam burns who shot a brilliant 65 to finish three under. apart from the finishing holes, so today was just getting mentally ready to play a good round. i feel that i have been playing well, coming off last week and into this week, and my round yesterday, so trying to get yourself in position and give yourself as many looks as you can. lando norris said mclaren had their "worst friday of the year so far" after finishing second fastest behind mercedes' george russell in second practice at the canadian grand prix. russell set the fastest time of the session while on medium tyre

part of me feels that rory is fine. why do you say rory is fine? he's not in the meadow. and he's not in that hospital bed. and he's not on that road, trying to get away from the shooter. and he's not afraid anymore. so he's fine. : the neighborhood had everything a burglar wanted to find-- private yards, wealthy homes. and she had the worst possible luck in that he picked her. yes. [heavy rock music] man: i'd like to report an attempted break-in. keith morrison: a mother, home alone. cops race to her front door as she walks into an ambush in her backyard. how does somebody die within a matter of seconds with officers all around her home? it's surreal. it was awful. it really just all came crashing down. your first thought at that time? it's a burglary gone awry. keith morrison: but the killer, caught red-handed, starts pointing fingers. burglar: he wanted the job done, and he wanted the burglary staged. this is a guy who aspired to be a hitman. she was a sitting target. doesn't that mean she can now go out and charge them all with murder? i have no facts. keith morrison:

two-time major winner thomas also impressed in the second round with a six-under par 64, while rory mcilroy is four shots off the pace at five-under. world number two, jeeno titikul, extended her lead after the second round of the women's pga championship in texas. the thai golfer carded a round of 70 to head into the weekend six-under par and with a three-shot advantage over minjee lee and rio takeda on the fields ranch east course. lexi thompson had a strong day and put herself in contention with a round of 70, leaving her two-under. dayana yastremska is through to the final of the nottingham open after a weather-delayed victory overy polish 6th seed magda linnette. the ukrainian was a straight sets 6-4, 6-4 winner and moves into a seventh career final on the wta tour. she'll face the winner of the second semifinal between mccartney kessler and rebecca sramkova. for more on all those stories, you can go to our website. from queens, jack draper six games to five down, one set all, all to play for, just broken his racket! might be in trouble. your children will not be texting and calling yo

tiger woods, rory, will zalatoris. even here in the bay area, the list goes on. was that you from like six years old or what? no, i didn't start playing golf till about 12 or 13. i played soccer my whole life and i. i feel like growing up playing other sports, i was able to have that passion for it later. there's a lot of people who deal with burnout, and i'm still loving the game and practicing as hard as i can. that's pretty amazing to hear. what was the turning point? at what point do you remember? were you 15? were you 20 when you said, oh man, i'm pretty good? it was my i remember it vividly. was my junior year of college at san jose state. my fall semester, i played really well, and that's kind of when i was like, hey, maybe i can give this a go, but you never truly know. and i struggle a little bit my first couple years as a pro, but i mean, with a lot of hard work, anything is possible, especially in golf. so we were very excited to kind of get this thing going. yeah, i think you're inspiring a lot of people. okay. you know what comes now? a lot of friend

rory mcilroy is in toronto preparing for the canadian open that starts on thursday. he's been explaining why he refused to face the media at the uspga championship last month. before the tournament, his driver failed to meet the regualtions and he had to swap it - news that was leaked to the press. although the eventual winner scottie scheffler. also had to change his driver, as well. i knew that scotty's driver had failed on monday, but my name was the one that was leaked, it was supposed to stay controversial. two members of the media were the ones that leaked it. so i didn't want to get up there and say something that i regretted at the time. with scotty's stuff, that's not my information to share. i knew that that had happened, but that's not on me to share that, and i felt that that process is supposed to be kept on ... and i was pretty annoyed at that. and from a response ability standpoint, i understand, but if we all wanted to, we could all bypass you guys and just go on this, we could go on social media and talk about all around and do our own way. russell m

rory, great thank thanks for that.right and ahead. >> sea lion pups are back in the wild after being rehabilitated at the marine mammal care center. the sights and sounds from today's celebration. >> for sea lion pups released back into the pacific ocean today. this happened in venice after the animals recovered at the marine mammal care center. there. a volunteer says 2 of the pups were malnourished when they arrived at the center and 2 others were suffering from shark bite. all 4 have a lease lashed back into the ocean this morning. la city officials also celebrated the official end of the demotic acid outbreak that caused a was caused by a toxic algae bloom and that sickened and killed at countless marine animals since february. >> they looked good there then. all right. well, the smithsonian museum is honoring the first openly player in the nfl. that is defensive end carl nassib who played for the raiders when he came out and is now with the tampa bay buccaneers. the museum is displaying the jersey he poor when he

rory little is a constitutional law professor at uc law. san francisco simply affirming the trump order at this point is going to suggest that it's not going to be so rare and that the president can call out the national guard almost whenever he wants. that's a very dangerous position. and one would hope that the 9th circuit won't say that. >> whatever the ruling is, will likely be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. in the meantime, california national guard remains on the ground in los angeles live in the newsroom. dan kerman kron. 4 news. thank you, dan. protesters gathered outside the 9th circuit court of appeals today in san francisco. they want ice, the national guard, the marines. >> to get out of los angeles organizers say they are upset that the appeals court halted a ruling by a judge last week that returned control of the national guard. back to governor newsom. they're urging the court to serve as a check on president trump. >> immigration rates will be resuming at hotels, restaurants and farms. the trump administration had brie

world number 2 rory mcilroy had an frustrating day at the pga travellers with a one-over 71 droppinghim four back. tommy fleetwood is in contention after two eagles and a birdie in the last four holes. his round of 65 put him into a share of the lead on nine under with world no 1 and defending champion scottie scheffler and two-time major winner justin thomas, who dazzled with a six-under 64. and that's all the sport for now. a narrow vote in the house of commons could lead to a profound social change in the uk, with mps backing a bill that legalises assisted dying in england and wales. after hours of impassioned debate, the legislation passed by just 23 votes. but before it can become law, it must go to the lords, where it will face further scrutiny and could be blocked by opponents. the bill allows terminally ill adults who are expected to die within six months to seek medical help to end their own lives. here's our political correspondent damian grammaticas. the ayes to the right, 314. the noes to the left, 291. weighed in the votes of mps, a shift that heralds profound change. ch

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violated in los angeles on kron for news at noon we spoke with you see law, san francisco professor rory little about the issue. >> california will ask him to consider what are the facts on the ground right now in los angeles? you know it is it true that today the regular forces are not able to protect the federal law enforcement efforts that ice is engaged those are the subject of protests. but the protest is not a rebellion. so just by will say, well, what are the facts today? is the troops order still valid? is it still necessary? and are they doing more than just protecting federal property in federal law enforcement? are they actually enforcing state civil criminal law which would violate the posse comitatus act. and he's really gonna wait to hear from the party's. what did they think is next step in this issue? >> following the appeals court ruling, governor newsom in district attorney rob bonta have vowed to appeal. 11. a wild crash in the north bay. chp investigating how a driver ended up dead 300 feet away from his truck. officers say they responded to a private property around

>> constitutional law expert rory little says the state is hoping to find evidence to prove president donald trump violated the law with this deployment. >> there's an allegation that the troops went along on a marijuana farm raid uh- many, many miles away from los angeles. and the question is, is that part of this federalization to protect federal property? >> in response, the department of justice writing, california has, quote, lost this case, full stop. and this court should read the writing on the wall and refuse to entertain the unbelievably broad and unnecessary requested discovery. this after an appeals court dealt a blow to california's case last thursday, ruling president trump has the authority to federalize the national guard in this case. >> this is actually a very important issue for the american people, which is what authority does the president have to put troops on the ground? and how are those troops supposed to be deployed. >> in san francisco? monica madden, abc seven news. >> meanwhile, many believe the trump administration has been sending mixed signals about the

rory little is a constitutional law professor at uc law. san francisco simply affirming the trump order at this point is going to suggest that it's not going to be so rare and that the president can call out the national guard almost whenever he wants. that's a very dangerous position. and one would hope that the 9th circuit won't say that. whatever the ruling is, it will likely be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. right now, though, the car remains on the ground in los angeles. >> live in the newsroom. dan kerman kron, 4 news. thank you, dan. >> and of protesters gathered outside the 9th circuit court of appeals today in san francisco. they want ice, the national guard and the marines to get out of los angeles. organizers say they are upset that the appeals court has halted a ruling by a judge last week that returned control of the national guard. back to governor newsom. they're urging the court to serve as a check on president trump. u.s. senator from california, alex padilla addressed his peers for the first time today after he was fo

two-time major winner thomas also impressed in the second round with a six-under par 64, while rory mcilroy is four shots off the pace at five under. and that's all the sport for now. england are simply 8-1, chasing india's first innings 471, more on the bbc sport website. returning to our main story now, the israel-iran conflict. earlier, i was joined by world news correspondent joe inwood and baran abbasi from bbc persian, which is part of the bbc world service. she started by telling us what she was hearing from inside iran at the moment. we haven't been able to get as much news as we used to, but we are still getting reports and pictures out of iran. attacks have continued overnight in iran, in the capital and also in the central cities, including a city close to the nuclear facility. it's one of iran's main enrichment...uranium enrichment facilities, and people in that area have been worried about an attack. but last night, the city itself came under attack. and israel says their target was a military commander. a lot of people have been leaving tehran, of course, the capital, because

we're going to work and so that , uh, some kind of attempt rory pass where people pay taxes . >> el esquemaico a fox news , permitiria a los duenos de las tierras o empresas agricolas estar en control como avales de sus empleados . >> for farmers where we can let the farmers sort of be in charge the palmer knows es not going to hire a murderer . >> segun el departamento de agricultura. cuatro de cada diez trabajadores del campo en estados unidos no tienen un permiso de trabajo . olivia l lleva 16 anos cosechando la tierra en california y ve con esperanza la propuesta. >> el tiene que reconocer que somos aportadores tambien en este pais, porque hay mucho temor . muchas personas no quieren salir a trabajar y si la gente no sale a trabajar, cuanto producto se va a echar a perder ? >> pero en medio de los o operativos y planes de deportacion masiva , activistas advierten de los mensajes mixtos del presidente sobre inmigracion . >> tenemos que tomar esto con mucho cuidado y no mandar mensajes equivocados a la comunidad de que esto se va a resolver. cuando no estamos viendo nada concreto. en cuan