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independent bid in 2017. he and sanchez are not allies, and the independence party have said they would want a referendum on independence, which is something the socialist party will never accept. so with a fragmented scenario, nobody is rolling out the possibility of fresh elections later this year. spain has a new parliament, but is still looking for a prime minister. aha, looking for a prime minister. a swedish court fined greta thunberg after she was forcibly removed from a protest last month. she and other activists blocked a route for oil trucks. thank you for watching bbc news. some parts of the uk, particularly parts of northern england and northern ireland, have already seen the wettestjuly on record.
other can get there. >> dana: days are getting colder and the price of home heating oil is nearly double that of last year. on top of that there is a growing shortage in the northeast as heating season gets underway. laura engel is live in new york. this is a real problem, laura. >> it is indeed. the news of a possible heating oil shortage is not sitting well with many here on the northeast which is where more people use heating oil than any other place in the country. as we wait to find out how this supply shortage is going to shake out, some here are already making difficult financial choices. now, as we have been following around rob pierce the owner of family fuel and heating service making deliveries this morning we see the oil trucks roll through neighborhoods. a common sight but makes people wonder how essential deliveries will cost them. some paying nearly twice as much
rob, making deliveries, seeing oil trucks roll through neighborhoods is a common sight, but it is costing homeowners nearly twice as much as what they paid last year. the owner of family fuel and heating service where rob is the owner says his consumers are really concerned. >> now the prices have gone astronomically high. prices for typical consumers to pay normal delivery, usually 170, 180 gallons, used to be 5, 600, now it is a thousand or 1100. >> according to st. louis federal reserve, the average was 4.81 a gallon, up 60% compared to last year. some wholesalers in connecticut put retailers on allocation, allowing them to buy limited amount based on supply. industry experts call it a potentially developing crisis as they look ahead to the coming months. >> what concerns us is a
and say, hey, you know, my oil trucks, they're not here. and having the president respond to that. so i think that this very much presents a very real, tangible leadership challenge for both of these candidates. and i think we're going to see that in the coming days. >> kasie hunt, msnbc, thank for joining. >> nice so see you, ari. coming up, checking in at those florida airports where the last flight did just take off from miami. when i was a little kid, i made a deal with myself that i would never grow up. we met when we were very young... i was 17, he was 18. we started doing animation. the book of life. with the surface book, you can do all this stuff. you can actually draw on the screen. so crisp. i love it. it's almost like this super powerful computer and a tablet had the perfect baby. it's a typewriter for writing scripts... it's a sketchbook for sketches... ...it's a canvas for painting... you can't do that on a mac.
five to seven people were killed. the u.s. has been expanding its list of potential isis targets. warplanes started bombing the terror group's oil trucks several weeks ago. long awaited aid has reached the syrian city of mayada. they delivered it to the people trapped in the besieged city since july. >> images of staphing people have brought renewed attention to the crisis. the international red cross says regular access is needed to civilians across syria. fumes from a natural gas leak are blanketing a los angeles suburb and many there say the gas is causing real headaches. the leak is coming from a damaged storage well and has been going on now for several months. >> the gas company that owns the facility says it's doing all it can to stop the leak. cnn's stephanie elam reports. >> reporter: john and isha, especially wards of 2800 households from have been temporarily relocated by the gas company because of the leak, leak that one environmental law
killed. the u.s. has been expanding potential isis targets. the terror group's oil trucks several weeks agochbltser later today on amanpour, a special look at some of the innocent pawns in isis' war. they are young and vulnerable and perfect targets for isis recruiters. told they are god's chosen ones, instead of playgrounds these children see battlefields. >> we sit down with former child soldiers who were lucky enough to escape and tell their harrowing story os of life under isis. that's "child soldiers of isis" on amanpour. another break here. when we come back, fans around the world with commemorating the extraordinary career of david bowie. one of his former producers will join us here in los angeles to tell us what we have lost.
get them in iraq and syria and realive defeat them so that waive they cannot inspire people around the world. bill: when you talk about rukes of engagement, i'm reading a letter talking about removing barriers that inhibit our pilots. did that deal directly with human shields and civilians being hidden by isis fighters? >> we want to make sure we reduce any civilian casualties. why is it that just recently we are taking out the oil trucks? we've need to insure we allow our pilots to go after the targets to stop isis, both their financial support and any of the assets they have that are allowing them to thrive and keep their territory. but i all so want to say this. i want to understand from the secretary of defense today, why don't we have a joint jpac and forward air controllers embedded
short of invoking article a to bring -- to actually under article 4 call a nato meeting. >> a0c meeting. >> how are we going to work together to defeat isis and bring in a coalition. >> i would step it up to five but that's just me. what is the military saying. >> >> i think the military, we are going to hear tomorrow from secretary carter on this issue. but what i think is that we need to obviously have rules of engagement. and especially on the air campaign. that's starting to change. that really make sure that we are focusing on the right targets. we saw that when they took out the 116 oil trucks but obviously that was way too late. we need to do more of that. we also need, i believe, greta, a lot of coming back they don't drop the bombs. the way you avoid that is more forward a controllers j techs imbedded with the kurds. embedded with the iraqi forces so we can call an accurate air strikes to go after a the best targets. and more support for the
forces hate scores of oil trucks. the president had resisted doing that for fear of environmental damage and destroying the infrastructure that syrians might one day return to. that has vary clearly changed. >> thank you, sir. we'll be right back with a look at the dow, which has soared today. and a look back on this day in history. an astounding tale of political corruption and the prison break that followed. this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her she's agreed to give it up.