sidney was not about to miss this day. i figured it'd be the perfect opportunity to just, you know, sit and study in the sun and at the baseball field and, you know, pay respect to willie mays and everything he did for baseball. sidney is studying for the bar and hopes to feed off the energy inside oracle park today. the mood was set by the piano music as fans poured in to pay their respects and sign condolence books. many hands trembled as fans wrote their final goodbyes to willie mays. it's a very emotional experience, you know, he was the greatest who ever played the game. it's hard. this is a very wonderful man, and i think the giants have done a great thing in letting us share in this ceremony of memory, one by one, young and old, all writing on paper what they wish they could have said to willie in person. i'm thanking him for inspiring me and helping me inspire my kids to appreciate baseball more. they shared stories, a few tears, and many laughs. they're here because of willie mays, and today everything felt right,

the area has been a major flash point in the wall between the sidney's army and the power military rapids support forces. the i c c's, car room con, said his investigators had been receiving information from da 4 that points to what he called an organized, systematic and serious attack on human dignity. he called on international organizations, national authorities, and anyone with possible evidence to submitted to his office to the evidence my office has collected to date seems to show credible, repeated expanding continuous allegations of attacks against the civilian population in particular, attacks direct to the gains comes for internally displaced persons it seems to show the wide spread prevalent use of rate and other forms of sexual violence. 8 seems to disclose consistency of the shedding of civilian areas, the looting of properties and attacks against hospitals. so if i share the state capital of north dial 4 is of particular concern, where the icpc is chief prosecutor, is now investigating allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity. the city has become a new front and

and like sidney mont. he operated he and his men in 81. mm. and, and you know, he offers all sorts of unique perspectives. there was a book that was recently written about him and you know, later on in the war the fourth infantry division served in a place that was called the hurricane forest. and for those that were lucky enough to survive it they it the deathpetual conveyor belt of men almost needlessly or heedlessly. that. now as a lot of these service members were their way across the european continent. some things that gave them some added pepper inspiration or information was things like this. and this is a reproduction of stars and stripes was the official armyaper. it's still in publication so this very day and this issue is a copy from june 7th, 1944 and there were two really big events that happened. there in the first week of june. one of them is a bit overshadowed because just two days before the invasion of normandy place, the city of rome was also liberated and there was a mad dash for the headlines. you know, who would grab the

addressed some of the biggest concerns forhe future of the city in front of a sold out crowd at the sidney goldstein theater, incumbent london breed debated four challengers, including former san francisco supervisor and mayor mark farrell, prominent philanthropist daniel lurie, and current supervisors aaron peskin and asha safai. ktvu is amber lee has a breakdown now of tonight's debate. a strong vision for the city of san francisco matters. >> the first san francisco mayoral debate leading up to the november election took place before a sold out audience of 1700 at sidney goldstein theater . >> the first topic of the debate was how to deal with downtown vacancies. >> we have a historic opportunity to purchase buildings and turn them into universities. we also have to invest in things that make neighborhoods great, like arts, libraries, culture, small businesses and parks. things downtown has really never had. >> converting some of those buildings downtown to housing, making downtown not just retail, but a place for all kinds of businesses and bringing more block parties and entertainment

and like sidney mont. he operated he and his men in 81. mm. and, and you know, he offers all sorts of unique perspectives. there was a book that was recently written about him and you know, later on in the war the fourth infantry division served in a place that was called the hurricane forest. and for those that were lucky enough to survive it they it the death conveyor belt of men b almost needlessly or heedlessly. and mr. chapma w that. now as a lot of these service members were their way across the european continent. some things that gave them some added pepper inspiration or information was things likeand this is a reproduction of stars and stripes was the official army it's still in publication so this very day and this issue is a copy from june 7th, 1944 and there were two really big events that happened. there in the first week of june. one of them is a bit overshadowed because just two days before the inva o normandy place, the city of rome was also liberated and there was a mad dash for the headlines. you know, who would grab the mos

and like sidney mont. he operated he and his men in 81. mm. and, and you know, he offers all sorts of unique perspectives. there was a book that was recently written about him and, you know, later on in the war, the fourth infantry division served in a place that was called the hurricane forest. and for those that were lucky enough to survive it, they it the death factory, becaus was just like this perpetual conveyor belt of men being sent to the fines almost needlessly or heedlessly. and mr. chapman was one of the lucky survivors of that. now as a lot of these service members were their way across the european continent. some things that gave them some added pepper inspiration or information was things like this. and this is a reproduction of stars and stripes was the official army newspaper. it's still in publication, so this very day and this issue is a copy from june 7th, 1944, and there were two really big events that happened. there in the first week of june. one of them is a bit overshadowed because just two days before the invasion of

and like sidney mont. he operated he and his men in 81. mm. and, and you know, he offers all sorts of unique perspectives. there was a book that was recently written about him and, you know, later on in the war, the fourth infantry division served in a place that was called the hurricane forest. and for those that were lucky enough to survive it, they it the death facbecause it was just like this perpetual conveyor belt of men being sent the front lines, almost needlessly or heedlessly. and mr. chapman was one of the lucky survivors of that. now as a lot of these service members were their way across the european continent. some things that gave them some added pepper inspiration or information was things like this. and this is a reproduction of stars and stripes was the official army newspaper. it's still in publication, so this very day and this issue is a copy from june 7th, 1944, and there were two really big events that happened. there in the first week of june. one of them is a bit overshadowed because just two days before the invasion o

the sidney goldstein theater. what are we expecting for tonight? well not our usual. our usual two people, an artist, a filmmaker being interviewed on stage. but tonight, as you can see, we have all five candidates here for what's going to be a really lively debate. a little, a little bit of seriousness, hard hitting questions is what san franciscans are concerned with. and some fun too, yeah, it's a different way to get to know the candidates. i know you mentioned those podiums are out. definitely. there's still some setting up that we're going to do by the time that the debate starts. but this is really a beautiful, historic, significant venue as well. yeah, it it really is. i mean, we've hosted justice breyer, we've hosted nancy pelosi and other political figures whose whose homes are san francisco, so it's significant. it's also a building that belongs to the school district. and a big first for you guys. this is of all the speakers that have come through, this will be the first mayoral debate that will happen here at the theater. absolutely. and it sold out quick

the bar tree joins us live now from sidney. why did you make of the remarks just that from benjamin netanyahu on surprising? i mean, obviously here and is riley. oh, certainly most as well as you're going to support the return of those for hostages, and i'm obviously support that too. however, and it's very important. however, at what cost, at what cost to palestinians and thousands and seeing that there are potentially hundreds of casualties, the vast majority fitness civilians. for this operation it's hard enough to say it in a frankly pretty simple way to present them yahoo politically with a nice row has been slightly in the last months, far, less popular, far less gathering public support and other political parties. he's on his issue on that different, by the way, on gaza. i've been searching in the panels. i did not during the last few weeks since the i c. c recommendations for arrest warrants, including finance in yahoo that is public support in public opinion polls intact has gone up in israel. and it's all my certain

a reporter joe delroy has been following the story from sidney. dramatic into a 14 year old legal. so i gotta join assigned is free. the court released him after accepting his guilty plea to one count under the espionage active proceeding and publishing state secrets. the judge said that she took into account the fact that he had been i have already so 5 years and the british legal system. i know also she took into account the case of chelsea money. now. chelsea mountings, you might remember was the us army with some flow who actually gave the documents to wiki, likes that to us, obviously to relates. now as a mountain mounting has heard sentences from uses by president obama and the judge . so taking that into account and the fact that a sanchez spent so much time in prison, that she was allowing him to walk free before he was released. he told the cause of what he had done. he had done so as a journalist that he believed that his actions would be protected on the us constitution under the 1st amendment, which protects the freedom of speech and the freedom of the press. but that t

he joins us live now from sidney. we have been reporting over the past couple of hours of an unprecedented and brutal attack on gaza that is affecting or all corners of the strip. and escalation in the south attacks and in, in central cause are and then also in the, the say about refuge account. we know that a of all the hospital system has been dismantled and now the loss paps. what is the last remaining facility is under a great deal of pressure as hundreds of when the patients from the say right arrest the likes hospital in central cause a. what are your what are your thoughts as you, as you watch all of this, anthony? what is, what is going through your mind right now? it looks kind of through my mind the path from just the she. uh huh. of saying these images is the lead faces and bodies in gaza is effective. these riley government and the military. this actually is a sign and a weakness, not strength. they're actually desperately trying to find some kind of victory. what i mean by that is that after a plus months

and sidney, thank you so much for that update. turning now to kenya, where several people were shot dead after demonstrations broke, demonstrators broke into the parliament, made protests over tax prizes. canyon president william rudo has condemned the violence as a threat to national security and vowed to restore order. thousands of people march on the building in the capital, nairobi after lawmakers voted to approve the controversial finance, though it was the deadliest day of the princes. so for the most done rec to sold to and 10 years government, in decades of the several failed attempts, thousands of protest is finally reached condiment. they felt that way inside one side, the building and set parts of it on file. no makers who had voted to raise taxes, fled through underground tunnels, as police, the through t, a gas, walter, canada, and new live. i'm you, mission, healing. several people and wounding dozens. move in a national address can use president william router condemned the protests. i assure opinions that we should provide it for effective and it's been the shows response

all right, that's jo delroy and sidney. thank you very much. over to ask her, now we're can use president. william rudo has condemned the storming of parliament as a threat to national security and has vowed to restore order of thousands marched on the building in the capital, nairobi and protest of tax increases. demonstrators broke into the chamber and several people were shot dead during violet classes. with security forces, other national leaders have called for call it was the deadliest day of the printer. so for the most done rec to sold, turn 10 years government, in decades of the several failed attempts, thousands of protest is finally reached condiments they forced their way inside one side, the building and set parts of it on file. no makers who had voted to raise taxes, fled through underground tunnels, as police the through to a gas will to kind of live. i'm you, mission, killing several people and wounding dozens. move in a national address can use president william router condemned the protests. i assure opinions that we sent prov

deal means a song while as a controversial lost the free mon joel delroy is following the story from sidney and joe. what's the latest on assange and this court hearing? i wait just minutes away from hearing those words in the court. hearing. julia massage has appeared he has pleaded guilty to a judge under the espionage at the judge informed him that he faced the sentence of up to 10 years. and he said that he accepted that although under the plea deal that was agreed beforehand, he's on the expected to be sentenced to time, served for the time that he's already spent in the british penal system, where he's been there for 5 years. i told a quote that he had accepted information from source and as he was working as a journalist, but he encouraged that sold to provide the information in order to publish it that he knew the information to be classified. however, he said he did so because he believed he would be protected by the us 1st amendment, which i pulse, freedom of speech and freedom of the press. and that the 1st amendment he believed was in contradiction to the espionage act under whi

out this plan slightly more and more detail, saying that phase one would continue the cease fire the sidney time. and it says fire if you will, would continue through the negotiations to work its way into phase 2, which would lead to a permanent phase 5. really when you look at it at the end of the day, it's still something that these ready government not likely to agree to and we've so so just the other day that the standing down of the most interest member of the will can ment he's many doubts he's got now removed himself and his policy from the will cabinet and from the government, and that will put more pressure on benjamin netanyahu to you to lean further to his phone. right. coalition members vehemently r n t a permanent se size. so i think the chances of israel really coming out 100 percent to say that they agree with, they steal is very unlikely. rebecca, thank you very much. those are correspond it, rebecca rivers, interest ukraine's president blood to me as a landscape is in berlin for a 2 day conference on ukraine's postwar recovery government representatives and private investor

you hear about crowds with nazi and sidney up towards late march is people with very different interpretations of the 2nd world war. and who was right and who was wrong. you have to think of you crazy. and you have to think of the forces that bite in has overwhelmingly committed not just disappointing, but spending billions and billions of dollars of american taxpayer money to arm and back. and uh, the, the irony there may not have been apparent in the room with mainstream u. s media, but i'm sure many international observers have to notice it when he talks about people and you know, neo nazi uniforms crowds with torches, etc. this is the elements in ukraine that have gotten us support. but american politics isn't quite a strange moment. this is not a normal time and the election cycle for a debate to take place. the feeling that biden's just didn't do very well in terms of performance. and the feeling that it may be possible that at the democratic national convention, they could replace them with another candidate. that is certainly widespread. there's already been talk of such a thing happen

i don't want to talk to one of the next one on sidney kill of us. so the worst case, this was me sick ya come to my 2nd. my guides tell me this wrong, the national highway photos, the exact to luke su, lays messages, village after village. what kind of country is this, where the main road drives of a? so many parties the simple matter of changing the time. i don't want to end up on the side of the road in one of those mound cos and the something about this puncture the seems anything in the, in the day before. so there was a good, good, a coach also go to the go to all the things that contribute. all my so i'm not going to this because she tells me how the room was built in french, colonial times. she worked on it when he was my age too, but some of my goodness in the book and then gardner had been because you will do is you go then configured oklahoma, google compliant the sheet that they're going to because i was calling to see if it leaves in and then this is concrete, original religion not to spirits. he said he's always resist includes in food

the debate is tonight at 630 at the sidney goldstein theater. earlier today at four, we spoke with political analyst brian sobel about what to expect tonight. >> the mayor has the target on the back and incumbent eyes does. you're going to see these other four people go after her very hard on all the issues you've listed and others. her job is to say, hey, you've heard the numbers. they're coming down in terms of crime. we've got this program and that program, and she's really got to, to articulate that in a way that is convincing to people who are watching the debate. >> moderators will be new york times san francisc chief heather knight and manny uchitel. and when that debate is over, we will make theire debate available for streaming on the fox local app, on your smart tv, as well as on the ktvu youtube channel. >> san francisco is not prepared for extreme rain and floods that, according to a new grand jury report just released last winter, several big storms caused flooding in the city of san francisco, and a civil grand jury found the city'

the candidates, speaking in front of a sold out crowd at the sidney goldstein theater. ktvu is.mber lee joins us live tonight from the city with a breakdown of tonight's debate. amber >> mike, we're outside the theater where the debate was held. it's only about two blocks from city hall. now there was a bit of excitement and a little bit of heckling from the audience, but overall, the candidates appeared poised and prepared. and the first san francisco mayoral debate leading up to the november election took place before a sold out audience of 1700 at sidney goldstein theater. the first topic of the debate was how to deal with downtown vacancies. >> we have a historic opportunity to purchase buildings and turn them into universities. we also have to invest in things that make neighborhoods great, like arts, libraries, culture, small businesses and parks. things downtown has really never had. >> converting some of those buildings downtown to housing, making downtown not just retail, but a place for all kinds of businesses and bringing more block parties and entertainment and excit

official washington is still trying to find the right words and certain appeals to sidney pinya so that he does not participate economically or even emotionally support putin in his aggression against ukraine, and biden is now trying to convince. all that is better than its good cooperation with the united states of america, rather than some temporary preferences that china is currently receiving from the fact that russia trades with beijing, and tries to sell cheap energy resources and other goods produced in the russian federation to beijing. of course, in this story it is... indicative that china is not going to switzerland for the global peace summit, because it is not for nothing that zelenskyi talks about the fact that china is trying in this situation to respond... to other participants, potential participants of this summit, and to act so that they refuse to participate in this peace summit, but against this background we see that the united states of america is also trying impact the global peace summit in some way positively impact the global peace summit the president of the

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it is a sold out crowd tonight at the sidney goldstein theater in civic center, a live view of that debate now underway. the candidates giving more details of policy proposals and ways that they plan to move the city forward again, taking a live look at that debate earlier today, we spoke to political analyst brian sobel, who says that mayor london breed has her work cut out for her tonight. >> it's not an enviable position to be in, to be the incumbent with four very, very articulate, glib people on the stage with you. >> okay, let's go back to san francisco and take another look at that debate stage. we are monitoring the lively back and forth. our amber lee is there, and we'll have a full wrap up of tonight's big debate involving all of the san francisco mayoral candidates coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. ande at debate wraps up, we will make the entire event available for streaming on the fox local app right there on your smart tv, as well as on the ktvu youtube channel. so be sure to check out the opportunities to take a look at that debate there. okay, now to the life and death o

you said regulation sidney loudly as we have a right to clean water. we also have a right to breathe clean and we might not, and we should not come from ice on. that's right. and kind of the centrally pure thought i'd like to in every building, even every we should be equipped with systems that accurately measure toxic public tips as well as c o 2 and which ideally automatically exchange yeah. for example, via and mechanical ventilation systems. these need to be properly adjusted, but that's not always the case as the study for what reveals to all that goes out of 11 schools studied almost all ventilation systems have very different values, even though they have the same purpose named me to ventilate classrooms of similar sizes with similar numbers of students in oval don't fall on top of this, even well maintained ventilation systems make the very dry, especially in winter, an ideal environments. a virus that sees what programs you succeed, you have to find the right balance between ventilation and moisture recovery to limits. infections, especially v

the debate is happening at 630 tonight at the sidney goldstein theater on hayes street. it will be moderated by new york times san francisco bureau chief heather knight and manny uchitelle of manny's. i think it represents a moment that we're in as a city where the elections here, she's upon us. folks are showing up and there's a lot of work to do. and so there's a sense of being woken up and of activity and of proximity right now to the election that i haven't felt in a while. some of the big topics candidates are expected to talk about include the economic recovery of the city, homelessness and open air drug markets. we have a crew at this debate, and we'll bring you the very latest tonight at 11:00. some positive economic news today from the feds. inflation is slowing down a bit, but you probably noticed the prices at your favorite fast food restaurants continue to go up. there's a reason for that. specifically here in california. let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. two months after raising prices, this silicon valley in and out restaurant is s

said delay was joining us out and i was with him, absolutely with him and i'll say this in any cost sidney and american court. it was julian who tried to stop the release until that full reduction to being done from the 1st day to the early hours of monday morning to redact. the was with him and we were sharing with the problem. he rejected a 10000 nice by himself, quickly released the state of the on the, to the main, not the sort of practice a listing. you know less or 2 i am is editor of a mix. so he would not, i am used to edit that was the, the fundamental works that the made, the better inch of the documents. there was $96.00 medium boxes, carefully rejecting the cables and to david lee hang lew, causing publish the password enable. he had a great sense of responsibility for the material for the souls who provided the material. and for the material itself, he went to great pains, had contacted hillary clinton to ask for help in redacting names. hey, off of that to the u. s. government and they declined the u. s. military accounts of local informed laws that they have given and some d

you said regulation sidney loudly as we have a right to clean water. we also have a right to read clean and we might not, and we should not come from ice on. that's right. and kind of the centrally pure thought, i'd like to mention every building, even every we should be equipped with systems that accurately measure toxic public tips as well as c o 2 and which ideally automatically exchange yeah. for example, via and mechanical ventilation systems. these need to be properly adjusted, but that's not always the case as the study for free. what reveals. so what was it going out of 11 schools studied almost all ventilation system have very different values, even though they have the same purpose named me to ventilate classrooms of similar sizes with similar numbers of students in the fall to me that on top of this, even well maintained ventilation systems make the very dry, especially in winter, an ideal environment is a virus that sees what programs you succeed. you have to find the right balance between ventilation and moisture recovery to limit to infec

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the lay out this plan slightly more more detail, saying that phase one would continue the cx, 5 the sidney time. and it says fire if you will, would continue through the negotiations to work its way into phase 2, which would lead to a permanent phase 5. really when you look at it, at the end of the day, it's still something that these ready government not likely to agree to. and we saw so just the other day, the standing down of the most interest, member of the wood cabinet, he, biddy guns, he's now removed himself and his policy from the will cabinet and from the government. and that will put more pressure on benjamin netanyahu to you to lean further to his phone. right. coalition members vehemently r n t a permanent se size. so i think the chances of israel really coming out 100 percent decides that they agree with this deal is very unlikely. rebecca, thank you very much. those are correspondent rebecca rivers, interest ukraine's president. mr. lansky is in berlin for a 2 day conference on ukraine's post for recovery. government representatives and private investors will come together to

daniel robinson isn't skin sidney with the latest as well. he, in australia, his support is excited and they are elated to hear this news that the wiki likes found. it used you to become a free man after he's hearing in. so i've had, and we have heard moments ago that he's, he's due to arrive in australia is capital in cameras. first for full spending time with his family. and that is something that he's brother not long ago has said that assigned is really looking forward to being back with he's partner and he's children and saying he's family. but his brother also said that assigned is feeling overwhelmed and he's caught in a still a has said that while she is grateful, the support they have received. she is cautious. she says she would not believe that assigned is truly free until she can hold him in her hands. so while there is still some steps to takes julian assange, his mother has said that she's frightful, that this part of the ordeal is over. and while it has been tough for her over the past 14 years, she said this moment really was

the stage is set for the first san francisco mayoral debate taking place here tonight at the sidney goldstein theater. now, we're expecting a sold out crowd, as well as hundreds more watching this debate virtually now, the candidates taking part in the debate include current san francisco mayor london breed, former mayor mark farrell, levi strauss, heir daniel lurie, and supervisors aaron peskin and asha safai. now, each candidate will get a chance to lay out their vision for san francisco if they are mayor, discussing issues such as crime, homelessness and the local economy, as well as many more big ticket items. now, we did get a chance to speak to a few of those candidates before the debate. here's what they had to say. the problem is city hall has lost its way, and all of a sudden, public safety is the number one issue in the city. the street conditions have never been worse in our local economy has hit the skids. i believe we need a mayor, a new mayor to come in who's going to be a leader who has experience and really a strong vision for the future of san francisco. when you think about

and that is now bringing him to camera australia to the reporter and told all right and sidney. thank you so much for the updates to antonio. several people were shot dead after demonstrators broke into the parliament admitted protests over tax rises. kenyan and president william router has condemned the violence as a threat to national security and vowed to restore order. thousands of people march on the building of the capital, nairobi after lawmakers voted to approve a controversial finance bill. it was the deadliest day of the princes. so for the most done rec to soto and 10 years government, in decades of the several failed attempts, thousands of protest is finally reached condiment. they force the way inside one side, the building and set parts of it on file. know make is who had voted to raise taxes, fled through underground tunnels as police, the through t, a gas will to canada and new live. i'm you, mission, healing. several people and wounding dozens. move in a national address can use president william roots so condemned the protests. i assure kenyans that we should p

fan favorites like sidney mclaughlin-levrone and tokyo gold medallist athing mu, still fighting for a, but some of the fastest athletes in the world are here in eugene, oregon. one of the reasons why these trials are so difficult, regardless of your record or ranking, you have to finish in the top three here to make it to paris. cracking the top three would be a dream for quincy wilson. >> what do you think when you hear the entire stadium going nuts for you? >> it's amazing. >> reporter: he's just 16 years old, but fast enough to make it into tonight's 400 meter final. >> are you scared? you're running against your heros here. >> no, sir. no pressure. we all put our shoes on the same way. i mean, no matter what they do, it's a fair race. >> reporter: that olympic spirit alive and strong in team usa. tom llamas, nbc news, eugene, oregon. >> all the action of the u.s. olympic team trials continues tonight starting at 8:00 on nbc and peacock. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night.

the most pop a little bit driven up the coast of new south wales, including and sidney warmer in post, proper rain, running through kind of a lot in line on will spread down through rest australia to the bytes, generate some shots and defense. you reach a positive se started, maybe you can outline the suns that by this time so little bit better and probably feels a lot better in sydney and using the rain significant on monday. no file is still there and i'd like to form was a cold breeze into christ church during tuesday. the sun storms that we saw recently in sort of way, so you probably no longer going to be arriving. they've moved a bit further east towards west, papua, and north. my local job looks dry and have decided the seasonal rates should be present. it was, but it has to be showing itself to be still around. but this is where you might expect to find an outcome. 30 something via more, especially in the north of me and by and thailand. and of course in china. and that's significant, right? which will pulse its way through towards the southern japan on monday. and then the ca

. >> dozens gathering outside the sidney goldstein theater in san francisco wednesday afternoon, all of them there to show their support for the person they hope becomes the city's next mayor. inside the theater, the five major candidates running for the job participated in their first formal debate. current mayor london breed, defending her record since taking office. breed saying the city is on the rise again and that her leadership has steered it through some of its toughest challenges, including on homelessness. >> right before i was elected mayor, ten encampments were 58% higher than they are today. in fact, i've increased our shelter capacity by over 60. i've increased our permanent supportive housing by over 50. >> other top issues included crime and public safety. businessman daniel lurie, who came under attack for his lack of governmental experience, said all of the politicians on the stage seemingly couldn't fix the problems plaguing the city despite their years in government. >> we need a fully staffed police department. we need a fully staffed sheriff's department. 9-1-1

let's get across to australia now where we can talk to dw reporter joel joel roys running us now from sidney charles. so julian assigned, i understand he's, he's on his way to his i want in the pacific. can you tell us what happens from here? he's on the way to the know the very on the islands the uh, oriental islands or a territory of the united states. they like between australia and japan, and that's not exactly the common place you might expect a high profile case like these to be heard. but the reason is, according to the united states department of justice, that is, the julian massage was fearful of going to the united states that he preferred to go to this territory which is closer to his home country or australia. it's not exactly clear whether the northern area on the islands or any kind of legal advantage to join us on because they're still part of the us justice system. but in any case, they are close to $200.00. and so what happens now? well, uh tomorrow morning is due to face the us federal court on those islands. and he's expected to be prostituted incentives on the same day, a

and sidney. thank you so much for the updates. in kenya, at least 13 people have been killed after demonstrators broke into the parliament, i made protests over tax rises, canyon president. william rudo has condemned the violence as a threat to national security and has vowed to restore order. thousands of people marched on the building and the capital nairobi after lawmakers voted to approve a controversial finance bill. it was the deadliest day of the printer. so for the mice done, wrecked to sol, tone 10 years, government, in decades of the several failed attempts, thousands of protest is finally reached condiment. they force their way inside one side, the building and set parts of it on file. no makers who had voted to raise taxes, fled through underground tunnels as police, the through t a gas, walter, canada, and new live. i'm you, mission, healing. several people and wounding dozens. move in a national address can use president william router condemned the protest. i assure canyons that we sent provide it for effective and

people outside the us, coincident general and sidney was seen holding up founders and balloons on thursday . demonstrate to us had gathered to toast to the outcome of the hearing on the phone. just normal way to return. having a straight in lawmakers say though the walls as thrilled with the glow, has been released is to say the president is cases that kill it. harry, in the country, it is not what we would expect from the united states or similar country like destroyer. well, i think it seems a chill down the spine of journalists world war that this president has been sick and it means out there is more to do to push for lady afraid it meant protections for journalist. so they can do the job straight to accept the important ally now of the united states and united states. the engine of this whole case against the assigned. and well, i'm afraid the lawmaker and his legal team and commentators can come out and say this is, you know, it's, it's a victory of sorts. but it's also a very concerning development for openness and journalism. the australian prime minister himself hasn't condemned t

the area has been a major flash point in the wall between the sidney's army and the power military rapids support forces. the i c c's, car room con, said his investigators had been receiving information from da 4 that points to what he called an organized, systematic and serious attack on human dignity. he called on international organizations, national authorities, and anyone with possible evidence to submitted to his office to the evidence my office is collected to date seems to show credible, repeated expanding continuous allegations of attacks against the civilian population in particular, attacks direct to the gains comes for internally displaced persons it seems to show the wide spread prevalent use of rate and other forms of sexual violence. it seems to disclose consistency of the shedding of civilian areas. the looting of properties and attacks against hospitals. i'll flasher the state capital of north da for is of particular concern where the icing sees chief prosecutor is now investigating allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity. the city has become a new front in

backwards, perhaps into july. possibly because it's relies on data from one of the political inside the sidney's offices, which of course is not going to be willing to give data that leads to a common classification because they want to very much put forward with the notion that they are coming from and that's in charge of, they are responsible and i'm not sort of overseeing, if i'm going into that now what this means is that the i p c data and kind of be relied upon if it's for like one of the belligerent policies for that data. but beyond that, you know, the, the absence of evidence is not the evidence of accidents, assignments. and i think that's a crucial point here. we can see already many parts of the country, particularly the refugee camps, and all 4 in the itp kept excuse me. and duffle, and other parts of the country this time and conditions present the n g o meant as opposed to you that the board has has already assessment in different parts of the whole, particularly, or in the fashion it citicard's the i'm the seat that, that off i'm in conditions, i'm the well food program has priva

western europe, he visited france, spoke with emmanuel macron, but apparently, obviously, sidney pinniusts, since he was and remains in this situation a fellow student of russian aggression against ukraine, because what depended on beijing, he did not did, that is, he made no effort to support ukraine and zelenskyi's plan for peace, instead beijing did. says that listen, we have our peace plan and we will promote it, this peace plan requires two sides, ukraine and russia, and let these two sides sit down at the negotiating table, with the participation of international partners, about something agree zelenskyi's position is quite simple, wait, there is an aggressor, this is the russian federation, and there is a victim - ukraine, in the hot stage of the war, it is impossible to put someone at the transition table now, who for... took part of the territory of ukraine, the ukrainian state and is now trying to extradite it's perfect the fact that everyone agrees that this part, which is under the control of the russian federation, so that it will continue to be a part of the russian federat

an effort to make this as easy as possible and as corrupt as. 4 possible at the expense of the bout sidney children or women. yeah. and a man with a fidelity many thanks to speaking. so today, i really appreciate your, your insights in the mazda demetrius and the only spokesperson of the foxes were full miss democratic function. thank you. thanks for i thank you for joining us here and i'll see international this tuesday. we're back in 30 minutes. less than 30 minutes percent with plenty more of the latest news. see you then a there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington's. as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals. what are you living on that we have very close propaganda. you know a price here in new york, i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should as

so the debate is happening at the sidney goldstein theater on hayes street. it will be moderated by new york times san francisco bureau chief heather knight and manny uchitelle of manny's. i think it represents a moment that we're in as a city where the elections here, she's upon us. folks are showing up, and there's a lot of work to do. and so there's a sense of being woken up and of activity and of proximity right now to the election that i haven't felt in a while. some of the big topics, candidates are expected to talk about include the economic recovery of the city, homelessness and open air drug markets. and it all gets underway at 630 tonight. we have a crew there. we're going to bring you the very latest tonight at 11:00. still ahead, a new change coming to x. we're going to tell you why it's going to be harder to see what your friends like on the platform now. and new tech coming to travelers at sfo. we got a preview of the changes rolling out in the new harvey milk terminal. but before we head to break, we want to know what. trending story would you

fan favorites like hurdler sidney mclaughlin-levrone and tokyo gold medallist athing mu, still fightingls, but some of the fastest athletes in the world are here in eugene, oregon. one of the reasons why these trials are so difficult, regardless of your record or ranking, you have to finish in the top three here to make it to paris. cracking the top three would be a dream for quincy wilson. >> what do you think when you hear the entire stadium going nuts for you? >> it's amazing. >> reporter: he's just 16 years old, but fast enough to make it into tonight's 400 meter final. >> are you scared? you're running against your heros here. >> no, sir. i mean, there's really no pressure. we all put our shoes on the same way. i mean, no matter what their age, no matter what they do, it's all a fair race. >> reporter: that olympic spirit alive and strong in team usa. tom llamas, nbc news, eugene, oregon. >> all the action of the u.s. olympic team trials continues tonight starting at 8:00 on nbc and peacock. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please tak

so this is sidney. my name, my understanding to be some loved is to hold vice apartheid was unacceptable. she started meeting out with like minded people in a cultural association here. she also met her husband and spice, a generalist. she travels and wrote under his name, rising senior opin media about the increasingly brute one person of black people. and then growing resistance. when her marriage broke down, who advice is real career? as a journalist began to me of the 19 sixty's, she met the young, nelson mandela, them freedom fighter, they said president, she interviewed him while he was in hiding the pa side regime reactant harshly. she was and also now to return to south africa from a trip room can you from i was excluded from south africa while i was in germany, it was a good story and then it goes from far and the don't know, it was only allowed to go back for one night to go to look in to say good bye to my parents. this is when my son was 2 and a half or 3 months old, hired time oriented, tur

it slowly walks its way closer to victoria and tasmania, bringing some relief to sidney with most settled conditions coming back in on monday. i'm all settled. conditions will be coming back into the western areas of w a as another frontal system that's a heavy band of rain pulls across most central areas. when you move in the way of west to weather, to places like alice springs on monday. but dry of skies come back into pass on monday with those settled conditions and has been largely settled for both islands in new zealand. we'll see temperatures pick back up slight across the south island on monday. but so will the winds. you can see the southwest city winds blowing up the coast on both the north and the south island and more. when, when do, when the weather is on the cods, the indo china was very heavy. fools and blustery wins for thailand and malaysia on sunday to monday. the conflict has been a constant shadow over the hopes to the wrong and like many people to be open to the 2019 protest as an opportunity to reclaim a nation. when their voices are met with brutality, she filters pl

they must allow a few showers to build in adelaide and across towards sidney sunrise and melbourne at 15 degrees in his bright titian path at $21.00 long as much raining west australia as there was no recovery on being the case. i'm what's going off show from the new south routh is this big circulation, which of course pets towards new zealand. but the picture isn't that bad. it winds up slightly on the south today was raining on the north coast of south on the west today. on sunday the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back and main stories now, a 14 year old palestinian point cause or is become the latest victim of malnutrition. most of i had josie was sheltering with his family, among the many despised palestinians in southern gaza. though struggling to meet the basic needs and as rainy as strike in southern lebanon is killed, at least 2 women at telling me that a residential building. the town of janetta, at least 20 people, including children, were injured in this time. south africa's asking about african national congress and the democratic alliance parties rea

a boot or to avoid using drugs actually good offers the fact that my settings, my mother's a police sidney from them. so that's when i became that i didn't feel like this. what they did to us home in this when i picked up my mistakes and be like, i would be thinking she's from car a nation vill in janice, but it's a tough neighborhood sandwich to between a growing info almost settlement and gang territory. drug abuse is right here with some teams experimenting with alcohol and marijuana. but heart of drugs are increasingly common. meaning the cities, things to say they put entities have in the dean or visit in the lakes at the closing to become a high. counsellor eugene peterson is a former drug addict and is 5 years so, but with his fee, a free life. colleagues, he works across several schools and how take the province with the highest number of drug rehab admissions in south africa. my 3 most the day. i know 3 of my 3 wants to die because i do not have a vision. our keeps up going to now it's what our kids are facing. and all that we say it's, and i still use north, the back is north nor

so publish. sidney is now face and acute shortage, of course, to the people who are doing all the account to manage what level they have to let a get reports. family members working hand in hand to survive another day. the entire population of calls are no longer has enough water on the cell, jamal is pregnant and is being diagnosed with an auto immune disease. she needs to rest, but instead has to go out every day to find water for her that she to sit on a, on the water scarcity severely affecting me because i'm supposed to rest and avoid any strenuous physical activity. we've been trying to find ways to bring water with the help of others. we really struggling. everything is challenging and difficult. these really ministry is systematically foaming voltage wells and pipelines. the jamal family lives and bait law here in the news about suffering. one of the west shortages, they bombed and destroyed all the wells, even when there's a truck transporting water and people line up to get some of the bomb. the civilians and the truck, many palestinians have been killed, trying to get water. de

yeah, so some pretty wild weather over the weekend with some heavy rain in sidney. we'll get there in a moment. the 1st of south east asia, and you can see the rain continues to pull very heavy because parts of indo china, we've got some strong the winds as well. some heavy falls, the likes of me in law as well as thailand, we could see some flooding. the could also see some flooding, of course, moving parts of philippines, thanks to a tropical system that fell apart of the making land full and southern parts of china. you can see the showers, the as that system moves to the east of the philippines. but it is a story of stones and child was of course, much of the region with waves of wet weather, putting across a sort of west sea in indonesia, stretching all the way to pep or new guinea on tuesday. um, what weather is the story for australia sydney saw some fairy weather over the weekend. the 2nd with us june day and a 166. yes, we have more than a $142.00 millimeters full. and just to give you an idea that's a whole month's worth of rain. we usually see 132 millime

lay out this plan slightly more, more detail saying that phase one would continue to cease fire the sidney time. and it says fire if you will, would continue through the negotiations to work its way into phase 2, which would lead to a permanent phase 5. really when you look at it at the end of the day, it's still something that these ready to government are not likely to agree to and we've so, so just the other day, the standing down of the most interest, member of the will cabinet. he been down seas now removed himself and his policy from the will cabinet and from the government. and that will put more pressure on benjamin netanyahu to you to lean further to his phone. right. coalition members vehemently r n t a permanent se size. so i think the chances of israel really coming out 100 percent to say that they agree with this deal is very unlikely. rebecca, thank you very much. those are correspondent, rebecca rivers, interest and any moment now us secretary of state destiny blinking is expected to hold a news conference in israel on his push for that piece deal between his real and i'm us