yesterday. the two children got caught in the crossfire and miraculously not harmed. the gunman firing on a man as the 10-year-old girl and her little 5-year-old brother were trying to escape the bullets. their dad made an emotional plea for leaders to stop all this violence that s plaguing their streets. americans seeing high crime across the country. take a look. fox news poll shows more than 7 in 10 voters say they believe it s on the rise nationally and more than half say it is higher in their own backyards. it is not hard to figure out why crime and lawlessness is spiking across the country. mainly in democrat-run cities. it is what happens when you demonize law enforcement and use race as a weapon to excuse bad behavior and convincing looting and lawlessness is justice. it is predictable. it won t end anytime soon. harris: aishah hosni is live in new york city for us. i ve been talking to voters all morning and one mother outside told me that she has two kids and
point so why bother. well because he wants to present the problem as being more notes of his but of the opposition parties not agreeing to an election when they ve they ve said for such a long time that they want one but plainly those opposition parties have made it very clear in the last hour or so that they will vote against him again this evening and given them the parliaments as charlie was saying in that report is going to be suspended for a full 5 weeks of this most critical time it s hard to say the good ship united kingdom is being anything else but bobbing around in the open sea with the engines cuts and the lights off let s take a few from kevin maguire who writes for the left of lean left of center news new statesman what is going to do when we when he when he loses patrick tonight says he is is he going to is going to resign do you think or what will it tough it out a bit longer well because parliament suspended actually the number of other news you can take is yo
what we need to do is see this is an integrated problem it s not just and a set of solutions it s not just how do we address climate. but how do we do them together and what about the more vulnerable nations the small island states we heard from the head of delegation for grenada what about them in the kind of justice that they see can and this whole issue that old thorny issue of developing versus developed and who should who should shoulder the burden of climate change well i think some of that old division we is a thing of the past actually in the paris agreement really was a universal agreement and what developing countries are finding is that in fact moving to a new will energy moving to greener transport restoring their forests all of that actually has enormous economic and development benefits the new climate economy project has done analysis showing that globally the world could reap twenty six trillion dollars. in economic benefits by twenty thirty by taking strong c
russian probe under special counsel robert muller is accelerating can really help get al-jazeera the white house well u.s. president on all trump has named an acting chief of staff in a tweet he announced a budget director mick mulvaney will step into the role next year he takes over from john kelly who is resigning after almost a year in the job. plenty more ahead on the news hour including. after weeks of political turmoil in sri lanka there are signs one of the main players in the drama is backing down. deadlock at the u.n. climate summit as talks are extended for at least another day we ll look at the main sticking points. and in sports and james harden rockets into n.b.a. history as houston dominates the brown and the lakers san i will be here with you. the u.s. department of homeland security says a seven year old guatemalan girl who died in border police custody last week appeared healthy when agents found her they say she was mentally alert and had no visible trauma w
a recent peace deal agreed in ethiopia could change all of the hipper morgan has been meeting refugees in neighboring sudan in her spare time monica likes to see her sheets with colorful stitches she says it reminds her of the good times when she was in her home village in south sudan instead of a refugee camp in neighboring sudan a village she would like to return to with conditions you know you know i know maybe i want to go home but peace for me is not just paper they have to be no more guns no more displacement you have to be schools for the children food hospitals your doing. civil war started in south sudan two years after it gained independence when president salva kiir accused his vice president riek machar of attempting it cool nearly four hundred thousand people have been killed and more than a quarter of the twelve million population has been displaced as a result of fighting a deal signed in twenty fifteen collapse less than a year later leading to a new fighting