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In parliament today. 72 people died in the grenfell tower fire injune 2017, but an estimated 700,000 people are still living in homes with flammable cladding, as sarah corker reports. a bombshell has just been dropped on us with this cladding. caught up in britains building safety crisis. these sums of money are absolutely eye—watering, and something that we could never afford. thousands of people are trapped living in unsafe homes. these flat—owners in salford say they face repair bills of ...

Was one of many leaders around the world who condemned the coup. the military�*s supporters are jubilant and happy to show it. but their party won only 6% of the seats contested in the election. aung san suu kyis party won 13 times as many. her supporters are staying low for now, but she has managed to put out a letter urging them to reject the coup. translation: the army assaulted i people as it carried out a coup i on the civilian government elected by our people. our country is just a bird ...

And if im made bankrupt by this, i lose myjob, . my career, and my home. this tower block in south london is having its cladding removed — paid for by government funding. but across britain, an estimated 700,000 people are still living in homes wrapped in dangerous materials, now facing huge repair bills. labour says the government needs to get a grip on cladding problems, which are pushing people towards bankruptcy. flat—owners like giles in manchester say being trapped in an unsafe home is...

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Rhonitas vehicle? >> yep. >> they said kennys son andre had come to recover rhonitas broken-down vehicle. >> his boy seen it burning. i says, "did you get the plate number?" he goes, "yeah, its my moms vehicle." so when we come up together, the fires were just barely burning. so, i got out, looked in the vehicle, and i seen the bones. and thats when i knew it was them, and... >> or what was left of them anyways. >> oh, that was the sickest thing i ever saw, you know.

Kennys only wife. >> mormons -- youre thinking um... >> polygamists. >> well, yeah, polygamist and... >> throughout our history, theyve been painted in a pretty bad name. consider them a cult, um, even to this day. theres a lot of religious, uh, hatred or religious prejudice against mormons. >> when news of the killings broke, many assumed the family was somehow caught up with mexicos cartels. so far, theres no indication thats true, and kenny insists it isnt. he said, growing up here, they were...

>> okay, here we go, guys. go. >> heading into what the family calls fig canyon with a tidal wave of kids, we got a sense of the chaos of families that count their children in the teens and grandkids in the hundreds... >> come here, puppy. here, puppy. >> ...and what its like to live wild and free in a desert where the soil is rich and the land is blessed with water. oh, my word. this is pretty cool. it wasnt always so comfortable. kenny said there was nothing here when he came with his parents ...

Was drawn to the exposure, i was drawn to the fear. >> emily harrington faces fear in a way few others have, free climbing rock walls using just her hands and feet with a rope only in case she falls. you talk about the place of fear and discomfort, i think most people would say they spend their life trying to avoid that. you spend your life seeking it. >> i think we as humans spend too much time avoiding those harder feelings. those are very normal, natural high school emotions that nobody can e...

Until -- >> i started up this one pitch, and i slipped and i fell. and then the next thing i newark i saw black, and i just felt the wetness of blood pouring down my face. chris: and how close did you come to giving up at that note. >> i really did want to quit, and i told myself, okay, im going to try one more time, and im going to focus just on whats in front of me. chris: emily kept climbing x this time she made it. >> it was now 10:00 at night. i was very, very tired. and i just cried. and k...

>> heading into what the family calls fig canyon with a tidal wave of kids, we got a sense of the chaos of families that count their children in the teens and grandkids in the hundreds... >> come here, puppy. here, puppy. >> ...and what its like to live wild and free in a desert where the soil is rich and the land is blessed with water. oh, my word. this is pretty cool. it wasnt always so comfortable. kenny said there was nothing here when he came with his parents in the 1960s. they spent the fi...