Be seen positively most certainly by the d. E. P. T. Dobbs has released some statements a short while ago implying that this gives much more time for the Democratic Unionist Party to scrutinise boys johnsons breaks of plans Going Forward what is clear is that unionists are not happy. And what they want to make sure is that they continue to have absolute relevance in british politics Going Forward by continuing to hold Boris Johnsons feet to the fire move ultimately i guess at this stage if were at a stage now where the lantern amendment has passed and the wont be a crash out in the eyes of some people that increases the chances of a 2nd referendum how would that resonate with people where. Very much depends on which political camp you come from and here in Northern Ireland that often means what community you come from as well when it came to the Immediate Response to boyce johnsons brecks it plan we heard from nationalists the likes of the shin fein party who as you know dont take up t
When rescue crews finally found her, they placed her on a back board. Fire fighters above ground used a tripod to pull her out through a nearby man hole. A rescue effort some city leaders say could have been avoided. Other people had to put themselves in harms way in order to be able to rescue someone from that space. City leaders from several departments will meet later this week to ways to keep people from trying to explore the mine shafts. In dubuque Katie Wiedemann kcrg tv9 news. That dangerous old mine shaft in dubuque is not alone. The Us Department of agriculture says iowa has about 27 hundred of these mine shafts across the state. About six months ago, some des moines homeowners discovered one under their house when a sinkhole opened in front of their home. Historians say it dates moines coal company. The usda said an air shaft in the old coal mine probably eroded over time and caused the collapse. Meteorologist joe winters joins us now with our first alert forecast. Joe, a lit
Sreenivasan all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by fathom travel. Lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Sreenivasan kentucky and oregon take their turns on the democratic primary stage tonight. Polls have now closed in the blue grass state as Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders watch the returns. Oregons primary was a votebymail affair, but in kentucky, primary day was more traditional with voters giving voice to the divisions in the party. I think hillary stands up for women and children and families, the violence in our country, the gun issue, oh my goodness, so many issues, foreign policy. I think shes well qualified. I think she understands families in this country, and what they nee
To where we need to be. Sreenivasan all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by fathom travel. Lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Sreenivasan the days two democratic primaries have Hillary Clinton hoping to avoid a double defeat, and Bernie Sanders hoping to pull out a pair of wins. In oregon, its a votebymail affair. But kentuckys primary day was more traditional, with voters giving voice to the divisions in the party. I think hillary stands up for women and children and families, the violence in our country, the gun issue, oh my goodness, so many issues, foreign policy. I think shes well qualified. I think she understands families in this country, and what they need. Partly because of h
Its my pleasure to have miriam horn joining us this evening, the author of two previous books including the bestseller earth to peopler. She works at the Environmental Defense fund. Miriam previously worked for the u. S. Forest service and spent 15 years writing numerous newspaper articles and for magazines including the new york times, u. S. News world report, smith soap january and vanity fair. Smithsonian. Tonight were celebrating rancher, farmer, fisherman, its about conservation heroes of the heartland. Joining miriam in conversation, were glad to have ian frazier, best selling author. But first, to tell us a little bit about her book, please welcome miriam horn. [applause] thank you, kaylen, and thank you, eddie sutton, for welcoming us to this incredible room at the strand and for keeping the strand such a vital part of our lives. Thank you, ian frazier, for joining me here. I have been a group by of ians groupie of ians for 25 years since i first read great plains. If you haven