tyrone hodges was about to become a grandmother. they describe him as a loving forew father who waulz ts always tryi help people. he was killed while trying to help someone. his family said they're not surprised. >> he got killed in the process of trying to help somebody, but i'm not shocked he tried to help him. that sounds just like him. >> this is the man accused in the killing, jermaine brim. he gave an address of living in sacramento. police say he was shoeless and trying to steal the shoes off of a sleeping b.a.r.t. passenger when hodges stepped in. they got into a fight. police say hodges pulled out a knife in self-defense. police say brim got ahold of the knife and stabbed hodges to death. police say brim ran away and tried to steal a car. he was arrested about a block away. he's charged with

police say hodges pulled out a knife in self-defense. police say brim got ahold of the knife and stabbed hodges to death. police say brim ran away and tried to steal a car. he was arrested about a block away. he's charged with carjacking and murder. reporting live from dublin, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you for>>wenow a lot o might be concerned for their safety after in stabbing, but the general manager of b.a.r.t. says the system is safe. >> i want to reassure the public that system. >> b.a.r.t. told us there are 168 sworn officers and 45 supervisors and the goal is to hire 105 more officers over the next five years. >>> it is 4:31. if you're just waking up, good morning. a quick update on your weather and traffic with mike nicco. >> good news if you weren't with us a few minutes ago, red flag warning is gone. winds are calmer down at the surface. 12 miles per hour, napa is as fast as it gets. light to variable and an offshore breeze. we don't have any clouds or fog to talk about. sutro tower is as clear as can be. mid 40s thro

at hashim manages the office of the president and he was in china with ben hodge but just before got renda hashim and his family won asylum in the u.k. he may have avoided ending up in one of khadafi is present but within a year he was inside a british one. rather than. be a little late on monday the nation. there you don't. have any credible divisional e who offer and who probably doesn't get it yet. oh ever since the protests will organize in britain to stop the detention and deportation of dissidents like hashem to libya where he had a death sentence on his head. along with. being a station. how do you need to me that i am. willing to live have. a rock. i can't go out walk with human kind of moved to higher comfort. and here. kind of overcome yet even in libya hashem says his family were also victims he was released from prison without charge after 18 months but for the next 3 years he was electronically tagged and confined to his home. he says life under one of the u.k. government's infamous control orders affected the whole family but this. morning. did you walk out on a dock or

today is the start of the preliminary hearings for ben hodges case and submarine korea heading for long since high court they tell us the government has started delaying tactics in order to keep the suit from coming to trial. the government is arguing that the courts and shouldn't even deal with the case because and the case involves other states as well as the you carry it means that if if the u.k. are not intuited some individuals and the courts can deal with the case but the moment they become involved with and of the state they're arguing it's outside the court's jurisdiction is pretty drastic so how long are you expecting this case to take we're talking years rather than months we ask some of allen and the relevant british government departments to respond to the claims made in this film so mark allen did not reply to our correspondents on behalf of the government the u.k. foreign office said we are committed to ensuring that serious allegations about alleged u.k. involvement in mistreatment and rendition of detainees by other countries are examined carefully they added that the go

who decided to leave, margaret hodge who has been furious about what she sees asjeremy who has been furious about what she sees as jeremy corbyn possible his inability to deal with this. they said it was on the reasons why they fear people just do not want to trustjeremy corbyn fear people just do not want to trust jeremy corbyn and that is someone trust jeremy corbyn and that is someone who has been loyal to him and still part of team and on the doorsteps, they really worry that people just will not put their trust in him in and enough number. we will see everyday this campaign, jeremy corbyn's really devoted fans and supporters, absolutely he has one constituency right there behind him. but it is not the position that the labour party wants to be talking about and he isjust one man who fell out with the cabinet a long time ago but it matters in the issue really matters. labour mps do worry, sorry, not mps any more, this want to come back as labour mps really worry that some constituencies make make the difference between losing them and holding them because jewish vote rs them and

some mps quit the party tojoin the lib dems, a jewish female mp, another decided to leave, margaret hodge, another jewish female mp, another decided to leave, margaret hodge, anotherjewish mp who has been furious at what he sees as corbyn's inability to deal with this. a minister said to me today it is the reason that people fear they don't want to trust jeremy corbyn. that is summary has been loyal to a man is still part of the team and on the doorsteps, they really worry that people just will not put their trust in him in enough numbers. we will see every day on this campaign lots of corbyn's really devoted fans and supporters, absolutely he has got one constituency absolutely behind him. but it is not the position that the labour party wants to be talking about. ian austin's departure, he is one man, he fell out with corbyn along time ago but it matters. labour mps worry, not mps any more, labour mps who want to come back as mps are really worried that some constituencies, it might make the difference between losing them or holding them because jewish vote rs them or holding them becau

relatives say 49-year-old tyrone hodges was known for standing up for what is right. he was trying to stop a shoeless man from trying to steal shoes from a sleeping passenger on b.a.r.t. when he was killed. the two got into a fight. police say hodges pulled out his own knife and it was taken away from him and used to kill him. his family describes him as a loving father who always tried to help people. >> he got killed in the process of trying to help somebody, but i'm not shocked he tried to help him. that sounds just like him. >> reporter: police say the man accused in the killing, 39-year-old jermaine brim, he was taken to the san leandro hospital earlier this week and walked out of the hospital about 12 hours before the attack. police say when they checked his background, he was listed as a missing person at risk. the man killed was weeks away from becoming a grandfather. reporting live from dublin, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you for that. >>> we know a lot of people might be concerned for their safety after this happened, but b.a.r.t.'s general manager s

mason rudolph and turned to hodges. he pleted only 5 passes, but this was one. 79-yard touch -- that was the difference maker employ pittsburgh continues to get it done without big ben. they win 16-10. the bengals are now 0 and 11. so here's what it means. the steelers move ahead of the raiders for the second wild card spot based on having a better conference record. oakland heads to new york city with a chance to tied chiefs for the division lead. the 49ers are going to need a win tonight against the packers to remain in sole position of first place in the nfc west. first quarter, hawks dive in their bag of tricks. wilson going deep. he drop it's in over two. defenders turner for a touchdown and seattle had a 7-3 lead. penny finds a hole. he's going to break a tackle at the 15 and get in from 58 yards out. penny ran for 129 yards and 14 carries and the seahawks won 17- 9. so they are 9 and 2. the 49ers need a win tonight to stay ahead of seattle in the nfc west and remain in front of new orleans and green bay, who each

the memory of oliver williams who went by tyrone hodges will live on in these pictures. ( james ) the deadly attack on bart is raising safety concerns. bart's general manger says the transit system is safe. and while some riders agree, others aren't so sure.( james ) to improve safety ... bart has hired additional officers to work overtime for nights and weekends. ( darya ) feces complaints in san francisco are soaring. the city has seen more than 25-thousand poop complaintss this year from january through november. the feces problem is so bad, the city even has its own "poop patrol" who cleans up human waste-- mostly in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. so far this year, the tenderloin received the most complaints-- nearly seven thousand per square mile.

. >> reporter: colter hodge thinks of himself as just another high school freshman who plays jv football. but suiting up for a game means something very different for him. >> i'll just slide it on. >> reporter: the 14-year-old is a double amputee. born with a rare birth defect, his legs were amputated above the knee at age 2. at 6 he told his mom he wanted to play football. >> when he initially said "i want to play football," what was your thought? >> no. >> reporter: but calder wanted to call the plays in his life. with three football brothers encouraging him, he decided to be a quarterback. did you ever have a moment when you thought, i'm not going to be able to do this? >> never. i've never had a moment where i thought i couldn't do it. >> reporter: colter changes out of his prosthetics into running blades for football. there's no knee function. >> go. >> reporter: every practice, every game is about doing what he's been told he can't. do you ever have a bad day? >> i have bad days. i mean, everybody does. it's not about the bad days, it's about how you recover from the bad days. >> t

this vampire's name is jackson hodges is getting a lot of praise for doing the right thing. as he goes the trick or treating in maryland, he gets to this house and there's nothing left in the bowl so he decides he is going to open up his bag of candy and put some back in the bowl for the next trick or treaters, the whole thing caught on a doorbell camera and that selfish act gives hope there's still really amazing people in the world. his parents should be really proud. look at that. >> paying it forward. >> interesting to see that. >> or some kids get mad because nothing is left. >> that's happened. >> that's cute. >> yeah. >>> great night to go trick or treating. a little chilly. >> it was cold, a little chilling as we called it earlier and spooktaular for the kids. couldn't resist. >> low-hanging fruit. >> why not. >>> okay. let's get you ready for tomorrow morning we have the freeze warning for marin, sonoma and napa. some don't have power as you wait for pg&e to click on the power. make sure to have the extra blank thes. if you are using a generator with space heater it

. >> reporter: calder hodge thinks of himself as just another high school freshman who plays j.v. football, but suiting up for a game means something very different for him. >> i just slide it on. >> reporter: the 14 year old is a double amputee. born with a rare birth defect, his legs were amputated above the knee at age two. at six he told his mom he wanted to play football. when he initially said, "i want to play football," what were your thoughts? >> no. >> reporter: but calder wanted to call the plays in his life, and with three football-playing brothers encouraging him, he decided to be a quarterback. did you ever have a moment when you thought, i'm not going to be able to do this? >> never. i have never had a moment where i thought i couldn't do it. >> reporter: calder changes out of his prosthetics into running blades for football. there's no knee function. every practice, every game is about doing what he's been told he can't. do you ever have a bad day? >> i have bad days. i mean, everybody does. it's not about the bad days. it's about how you recover from the bad days.

>>the memory of all of her williams who went by tyrone hodges will live on in these pictures, he was the man who police say tried to stop someone from stealing another person's shoes on a bart train. his best friend rose cardoza tells us he didn't like bullies or people being picked on she believes that's why stepped in to defend this person. rose says tyrone was someone who worked hard for what he had loved to dance to good music played the drums bongos keyboard guitar and even the harmonica since his death on tuesday bart police have upped their presence on trains. >>one writer says that's not enough. >>we acted you know if you know we brought you just need to be any need to kind of look at it is. you need to fix the problem before starts right after it happened. >>another writer says it's troubling to hear this news and even with an extra police presence. >>he's not ready to change his writing habits. >>i would not bring my family being on a slate on to the cause lake. i mean even if it's up with some time the night my from the most adults tied in the might of the tonight. >>willi

oliver williams, who also went by the name tyrone hodges. one saying of the long-time raiders fan and family man, can the i can't believe this. life will never be the same." investigators say the 49-year-old was killed by this man, seen in a video shortly after the stabbing. 39-year-old jermaine jeremiah brim. brim was allegedly trying steal someone's shoes on the bart train when williams tried to stop him. brim used a pocket knife the victim was carrying to stab and kill him.police say the confron lasted about ten minutes. >> it was a fight that began. and anything short of having an officer on that train car, it would have been something that would have been tough to prevent. >> reporter: bart police walked out of the south hayward station yesterday with bags of evidence after the stabbing. they're also reviewing surveillance video. and tonight the general manager of bart is insisting the transit agency is safe. >> we've hired 54 police officers this calendar year. 54. that is a record. that's more than any two years combined. >> obviously

on tuesday police say 49-year-old oliver williams who went by tyrone hodges, stopped jermaine grim from stealing another passenger's shoes, a helpful move that cost williams his life. he thought brim got a knife away from williams and stabbed him to death. his daughter is heartbroken williams won't meet his grandson. >> he was excited to hear about his grandson in december. now i know my dad won't be able to see him. because he wanted to help somebody. >> reporter: police arrested brim after the deadly stabbing when they got calls about a man matching his descriptionry charged with murder and carjacking. investigators say he walked away from san leandro hospital before boarding that bart train. we are also learning he's facing criminal charges in san francisco. the district attorney's office said brandon is facing negligent discharge of a firearm and possession of firearm charges. a judge released him from jail and set a court date. tonight brim is being held without bail and williams' grieving family is wondering why no one on bart helped him. >> i feel he could have had more help and

. >> in hodg hong kong, record tut pro democracy candidate take up a majority of district seats in a historic election, first week without wide spread violence in months. establishment politicians were ignored. more than 3 million votes were counted, now back to "fox nation" patriot awards. ♪ >> our next presentser was a quiet professional in the nypd and secret service, now he can't stop talking. we're thankful for it. welcome dan bongino. >> good evening, my honor to present award for first responders at fox nation's first ever patriot awards, you are all kind enough to show up at. first responder, serves where need is greatest, they run toward the problem when everyone else runs away, performing outstanding acts of her heroismd courage, beyond the call of duty, never gives in to fear and never loses hope, we honor those who selflessly put their lives to line every day in face of crisis, tonight's recipient, has proven to put his whole heart and soul into protecting his community and his nation, travis long. >> courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyway, as a first r

hodge,ef designer, john flight engineer, the number six aircraft, we had a guy doing ejection seat testing. we had basically the pioneers of aeronautical research in the united states. now they are the middle part of the organization. i came in with a group of young americans, generally some people who had just served in the military. others just out of college. and we were the raw material for this thing called the space task group. it was amazing, the mixing of inse three cultures resulted a capacity that was greater than the sum of its parts. and we moved into project mercury. was basicallyy our boot camp. this is where we learned the business of spaceflight. you know, in those days -- we had computers, but i could not trust them. control -- mercury inhad a reliable vacuum tube bermuda helping us do some trajectory stuff. our communications was low-speed teletype that dated back to the days of america's pony express. basically had 13 tracking stations around the world and we sent young people just like yourselves into these sites that were literally at the ends of the earth. the risk wa

. >> a former worker at britain coconsulate in hodge hong kong - >> good evening. hour-by-hour number of students still holed up on campus diminishes, we watched as paramedics brought students out one by one. down the steps of the entrance to campus, they were dehydrated, hungry and exhausted. knowing they will be arrested, minute they are taken off-campus, but knowing too they really have nowhere e else to go given hong kong riot police laid siege to the university, inside of campus, the signs of battle are everywhere. in particular we notice hundreds of molotav cocktails strewn around campus ready to be used. time was on side of the hong kong authorities they waited it out, now students have no choice, but to give up this particular fight. they are though encouraged in their by action of u.s. senate, passing hong kong human rights and democracy act unanimously. >> people of hong kong see what is coming. the response by the authority under pressure from beijing. vie. >> the administration and the president himself should voice their support for the protesters in h

from congress, now from president of the united states, sear osecretary of state has bey we support hodg hong kongers. >> media including "washington post" leading with this story, two omb officials resigned over hold on ukraine aid. and aid to ukraine was held up because of president's concern that other countries are not giving enough. here is a direct quote. i want to clarify i recall in early september we got request for information on what additional country were contributing to ukraine. >> every time we learn from this testimony from civil servants, about what was going on with ukraine aid, we learn that everything that was said privately, we heard from president trump publicly. he cares about security of others, and he cares about fighting corruption, that is a president saying that privately, which is what he says publicly. >> is it rational to think that president was concerned about corruption in ukraine. i understand, we read through testimony what was going on, did he run through red light and bring up joe biden on that phone call. but the issue about corruption, internationa

token gesture but i didn't know what to think of it has come to this forgive me i'm sure it's going to hodges can be made as one of the border crossings between east and west germany. and all feel at this point i called out when. just because far as i know immediately. for to adopt i was shocked immediately i leapt up and left my supper i really wanted to know what this rubbish was all about. but it was the guys who got their interest. as it's true permanent departures can take place at all of the border crossings into west germany west berlin. back at the east german interior ministry not mr i remember very clearly it was at 6 minutes to 7 the ministry of justice called to suggest the wording and i was able to convince him that our wording made more sense at 3 minutes to 7 i was still on the phone to him and hadn't realized that 6 minutes to 7 going to have presented a document to the world or the government one even taking a final decision which was. a few minutes later i left his office in the firm belief that his news about go was being maintained. that says that. i had failed to fish or

reporter: good morning, from hodge kong. students at polytechnic university have said they wanted to see president trump signature on the hong kong human rights and democracy act, they have painted their pleas for help on buildings on campus, arranged safety helmet in shape of the international sos sign. even they are grateful for language of senators like marco rubio, who tweeted after house passed bill already approved by senate quote, over the last 24 hours, by acom au.s. congress mt clear america is going to stand with hong kong. a few dozen students remain holed up on campus, determined to avoid arrests and looking to get out anyway they can. >> they try running out from sewage system or by some roof or climbing out and jumping down from the building, and trying to go up from rope and trying to find someone to take them out. they are looking for government -- different ways. reporter: chinese government condemned the hong kong human rights and democracy act, saying that u.s. administration should stop interfering in chi

elizabeth: fox breaking alert, senate approved hodg hong kong n rights bill. it foes t goes to the house nex. we'll dig into it deeper. but first turning to the house homeland security subcommittee hearing today on the border crisis, former acting i.c.e. director thomas homan testifies there were fireworks again, pushing back against democrats. >> not sure what you mean by zero tolerant, you say no one ever coming to united states? is that your zero tolerance policy. >> you refer to family separation that happened urge ur numerous presidents not just this president. zero tolerance violating our law. >> you would support family separation. >> when someone gets arrested for a crime they are booked into a jail, their child is not go with them, like, if i go to jail, my family not go with me. >> these people committed no crimes. >> you enter the united states illegally, that is a crime. elizabeth: with us now, thomas homan, your reaction to that hearing. >> a continuation of them pushing a false narrative. this remain in mexico program. they say this administratio

devastating, never in my wildest crime crimed i imagine that it would likely --- of 1989, this is not just a hodge konhong kong issue. this is what the communist party is about. elizabeth: to this story. your reaction hearing that google, gathered healthcare data on 50 million people in 21 states, viewers want to know did google selling this dat data to china? is this legal? we know under hipaa they going e can get this, but if they sell it to china that would be a step too far. your reaction to this. >> i'm troubled by the idea of this. i don't consider communist party of china or the large country is runs to be a normal place, i'm not an advocate for over recessio--regulation, but we hae sensible about security. not for our interest. so i think time, meeting legal for going to tol google for goot it is doing, it probably should not be. that is when the people on capitol hill should get out of the impeachment craze and deal with problems like this. elizabeth: selling analysis on accumulation of data, steven thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. elizabeth: next up, we take on senator warren, c

the memory of all of her williams who went by tyrone hodges will live on in these pictures, he was the man who police say tried to stop someone from stealing another person's shoes on a bart train. his best friend rose cardoza tells us he didn't like bullies or people being picked on she believes that's why stepped in to defend this person. rose says tyrone was someone who worked hard for what he had loved to dance to good music played the drums bongos keyboard guitar and even the harmonica. >>since his death on tuesday bart police have upped their presence on trains one writer says. >>that's not enough. we acted >>you know if you know we brought you just need to be him you need look at it is. you need to fix the problem before it starts right after it happens. >>another writer says it's troubling to hear this news. >>he's not ready to change his writing habits. i would not bring my family being on a slate then on to the cause lake i mean even if it's up with some time during the night my family my family was to get to do it out in the might of 89. >>williams's needs tells us she can't

pittsburgh bench struggling turned to third string quarterback hodges. he completed only five passes but this was one. 79-yard touchdown to james washington. continues to get it done. without big ben they win 16-10. the bengals are 0-11. here's what it means. steelers move ahead of the raiders based on having a better conference record. oakland heads to kansas city next sunday with a chance to tie the chiefs for the division lead. as for the 49ers, they're going to need a win tonight against the packers to remain in sole possession of first place in the nfc west. russell wilson in seattle making a cross country trip to philadelphia. 1st quarter, they dive in their bag of tricks. he drops it over two defenders. malik turner for a 33-yard touchdown. seattle has a 7-3 lead. 10-3. he's going to break a tackle and get in from 58 yards out. the seahawks won 17-9. so they are 9-2. so the 49ers need a win tonight to stay ahead of seattle in the nfc west and also remain in front of new orleans and green bay who each have two losses for that top coveted spot in th

today is the start of the preliminary hearings for ben hodges case and supplement correa heading for a long hike court they tell us the government has started delaying tactics in order to keep the suit from coming to trial. the government is arguing that the courts and shouldn't even deal with the case because and the case involves other states as well as the you carry it means that if if the u.k. are not intuited some individuals and the courts can deal with the case that the moment they become involved with and of the state they're arguing it's outside the court's jurisdiction is pretty drastic so how long are you expecting this case to take we're talking years rather than months we ask so mark allen and the relevant british government departments to respond to the claims made in this film so mark allen did not reply to our correspondents on behalf of the government the u.k. foreign office said we are committed to ensuring that serious allegations about alleged u.k. involvement in mistreatment and rendition of detainees by other countries are examined carefully they added that the

check out what the hodges family in maryland caught on their doorbell camera. that is an adorable little vampire named jackson. you see him walk up to a candy bowl left outside and finds it empty. looked like he put his finger up to his face like wait a second. what do you do? no tricks here. instead you see him reach into his bag and then put it there in the bowl. >> what a good boy. >> his mom is there saying, ah, how nice of him to look out for the kids coming behind him. he says he did it because he didn't want the other kids to be sad. his mom says she's proud that he's learned how to be kind. that is im. iredible. >> we left a bowl in front of our house. it was ripped to shreds. >> one kid came and just grabbed multiple handfuls. >> of course, the kid didn't need all that candy. >> or maybe they did. >> but good on jackson. >> that kid's parents, a little bit less proud this morning. he's still awake. >>> hey, by the way, "gma" saturday is now two hours so check your local listings for air times. >> coming up the latest on the top stories including beto o

the memory of all of her williams who went by tyrone hodges will live on in these pictures, he was the man who police say tried to stop someone from stealing another person's shoes on a bart train. his best friend rose cardoza tells us he didn't like bullies or people being picked on she believes that's why stepped in to defend this person. rose says tyrone was someone who worked hard for what he had loved to dance to good music played the drums bongos keyboard guitar and even the harmonica. >>since his death on tuesday bart police have upped their presence on trains one writer says. >>that's not enough. we acted >>you know if you know we brought you just need to be him you need look at it is. you need to fix the problem before it starts right after it happens. >>another writer says it's troubling to hear this news and even with an extra police presence. >>he's not ready to change his writing habits. >>i would not bring my family being on a slate then on to the cause lake i mean even if it's up with some time during the night my family my family was to get to do it out in the night of

but moriya stewart and countless run aways, fugitives or self-liberating people as historian graham hodges urges me to call them, countless self-liberating people who ultimately brought slavery in the u.s. crashing down. and not only abolitionists fighting slavery in the u.s. but abolitionists fighting every form of oppression that they have fought since. now, the project itself is in key ways not only shaped by and responding to that long history but literally of that long history, not just by building on scholars who have worked in those traditions but building on journalists who have create wd d what the historian calls counterpublic or series of counterpublics. i find that a very exciting notion to think with. and the account challenges white american subjecthood in crucial ways and not just by charging the white americans in general have been and are profited and privileged by the history of enslavement and exploitation that succeeded enslavement, but at least as importantly the account decenters white people in the history of the united states suggesting in the wake of enormous effor

the civil rights division in the clinton administration, and also talking with the former governor hodges who i know well and campaigned with when we were campaigning for president obama's first election. and then of course we're making new friends. you'll see us much more active in south carolina much more present in south carolina in the weeks ahead. >> last question here i want to have you respond to a controversy surrounding somebody else in that lane, pete buttigieg the comments he made during that last presidential debate. he said i do not have the experience of ever having been discriminated against because of the color of my skin i do have the experience of feeling like a stranger in my own country, turning own the news, seeing my rights expanded by a coalition of people like me and not at all like me. he then referred to coming out as a gay man in in country. i wonder what you think of that and the debate that's erupted since he made those remarks? >> mayor pete is someone i've gotten to know and i respect tremendously and i think he's running a terrific campaign. i want to be ca

the photo titled "chateau marnont" was happen of his "wolf of wall street" idea, an hodge homage to the film. >> we don't start dialing at 9:30 because our clients are already answering the phone. >> you all know the scene. early on in "the wolf of wall et >> he did one pre oside and one inside a trading room. >> everyone, ready? go for it! >> reporter: with jordan bellfort, the man "the wolf of wall street" is based on. yarrow's usual goal is to get as close as possible to animals of all kind. that includes traveling to south africa with british model kara de interest -- kara de lavigne. >> she's a british icon. she is authentic. she is brave. >> reporter: she's got a lion behind her. >> she's fearless. she is fearless. >> reporter: yarrow has also come face to face with black panthers, elephants captured here with a special wide-angle lens, and tigers. >> tigers will kill you. tigers are the most vicious animals in the world. they will kill you for fun. i'll go in the cage, i think, and try and work from the cage. >> reporter: is there ever any fear? >> there's fear of failure which i

ogre felt versus hodges where the supreme court recognized the right of marriage equality. today the supreme court faced another human rights issue involving another group. just a few hours ago that street between the capitol and the supreme court was literally filled with thousands and thousands of depend straighters -- of demonstrators. the issue before the court today was the fate of daca,s deferred action for children's act. this measure daca is one that i've worked on for many years, many years. 19 years ago i introduced the dream act. before that the term dreamer was hardly ever applied in the conversation about immigration but now it's become standard and really defines a group of americans, people living in america. in their case they came to the united states brought here by their parents when they were children. they may have had legal entry into the united states, but at some point in their lives, they no longer were legal. they became undocumented in the words of the law. most of these young people never knew that status until they reached their teenage years an

conservative party is the party to stop will other dilutable labour voters really vote for engineer michael hodges has always voted labour and will do it again for effective the most important to you? really, no full keeping myjob or the health, it's more important to me. bishop auckland has been labour since 1935 of the daugherty 502. this is a key conservative target now the fight and labour lead?” will quote brexit first and tory can but nearer the time, i don't want to split tory vote it's important we get brexit done. among the empty shop fronts on the high street, we found not just labour voters shop fronts on the high street, we found notjust labour voters ready but unhappy conservatives as well. i'm going to be voting liberal democrat which isn't usually how i would have voted but i'm really at the end of my tether with this, the things that have been going on in parliament are quite distressing, the way the tory party as and i was a member of the tory party and i certainly will not be voting for them this time. most of the bishop auckland constituency is rural farmland and traditional t

group, there are about 25% of the market for buyers, europeans are next and after that, it's sort of a hodge-podge of nationalities. one group that doesn't buy yachts, the chinese. some say it's a cultural clash that maybe they don't want their billionaires and millionaires to be that flashy with their money but that's something more than a few brokers have pointed out to me. i think we should walk back out. as far as the types of industries, who buys these boats, you have nfl team owners who own but a lot more tech titans than ever before. no surprise. i will put in a bid if you like. stuart: no, no, i'm just glad to hear it's americans who have got the money to buy these super yachts. thank you very much indeed. i will not be bidding. >>> let's get to the streaming wars in progress and moving skwift swiftly. apple tv plus starts today. netflix has released 43 new shows this month alone. so who wins this streaming fight? disney, maybe? we will ask the question and get an answer for you as well. >>> uber, whoa, big problems at the l.a. airport, as in lax. you call an uber when you get off your pla

statement from the lib dems in the last ten minutes, this relates to waheed rafi, their candidate in hodge hill, he has been suspended over anti—semitic and racist tweets and facebook posts. the party say it became aware of this particular incident at lunchtime today, they did some investigation and realise the tweets were authentic, they were from who they were purported to be sent from. so he has been suspended. but it is too late for the party to put up another candidate, so his name will be on the ballot paper three weeks tomorrow. albeit in ac that the lib dems are not likely to do well in, last time round they only managed 805 votes. borisjohnson says workers will not have to pay national insurance until they earn £12,000 a year if the conservatives are elected to power. the current threshold sees workers paying national insurance contributions once they earn £8,628 a year. the prime minister made the pledge whilst answering questions from workers at an engineering firm in teesside. you said low tax, low tax for people like you for people like us? no tax for people of the working

yesterday, jalen hodges who is a junior biology major at union, was in the senate. she spoke about the impact of title 3 funds and that impact on her own education. jalen wants to pursue a career in medicine. fortunately, virginia union uses the funds on neuroscience and chemistry laboratories where jalen has been able to develop her technical and analytical skills. virginia union university also uses funding for technology resources, work force development programs and stem, and future careers, academic support services, such as academic counseling, updates to historic buildings, and hiring faculty. without passing the future act, all of these programs are in serious jeopardy. the hbcu serve as a strong economic driver and generates significant economic returns year after year in virginia communities. i have also had the good fortune, mr. president, to be on hbcu campuses in florida, and i know they have the same impact in their communities and with students and in the entire state as those in virginia. uncf, united negro college fund, found that in virginia alone,