way of living, as well as all values, all principles, but by targeting france, the terrorists terrorists -- the murderers were targeting the world. in these restaurants, in these cafes, as well as the bataclan, that concert venue, there were men and women, most of them young who came from 20 countries. at least. and they share the same passion for life, and that's the reason why they were murdered. my thoughts are with the friends and family of a young american student, miss gonzalez, who came as well to share a moment of culture and joy. my thoughts also go to the at the bataclan, our cultures on that occasion were together to bring the same enthusiasm and were hit by terrorists. we are facing a terror group which organize itself on the territory, they have substantial resources, they're striving on smuggling drug, human beings, and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries denmark, lebanon, kuwait, turkey, egypt, as well as russia, but taking down a russian plane. so together with president obama, today, we wanted on the of all to share, share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and anywhere. we also meant to tell t

here's the one that's in effect for portions of johnson as well as linn county. you can se that storm now extending from swisher and north libert down to pippen ely farther south as well move the radar if we can farther to the in effect that continues for portions of black hawk county. back we can sese from waterloo over to gilbert ville to dunkerton as we move to the gilbertville and waterloo heading to dunkerton that's the area that can see some of the rotation moving through that potentially could be producing a tornado. that will move into portions of northern buchanan county see frequent lightning strong winds on the front side of this system about 70 miles per hour the rotation possibly leading again to tornadoic formation. give you wide view across the tv9 viewing area if you're joining us for our 5:00 news we've been on with you since the mid part of the afternoon with a line of thunderstorms that developed and moved very, very quickly. the loop you're looking at radar is a two-hour loop boy those storms move very quickly from des moines all the way to ced

now, as we take a look at our storm track 7 live weather network camera, in dubuque, where we are looking across look towards the west, and we will see clouds as well as some rain and thunderstorms generally across the entire area, and showers and thunderstorms area wide. so we will continue to track thesesstorms as they move across the area. again, showers and thunderstorms, another look from hotel julian in dubuque. another shot of that. people on the road, dealing with the wet roadways out there. maybe some ponding occasionally, with some of the heavier downpours, as these thunderstorms continue to track in the northeasterly direction. there's your new warning that's out. it does include all of dubuque county, as well a as the eastern part of delaware county, yes, including the city of manchester, it do not include the city of manchester, but just to the eastn you are looking at heavier manchester. that continues to move northeastward. south and west, cedar rapids, iowa city, williamsburg, no risk of severe weather here. hopefully for the rest of th season, until maybe spring. cedar rapids, iowa city,

as well as our values. our principles. but by targeting france, the terrorists, the cowardly murders who a were targeting the world. in these restaurants, cafes, as well as the bataclan. they were men and women, most of them young. who came from 20 countries at least, who shared the same passion for life. and that's the reason they were murdered. my thoughts are with the friends and family of a young american student, nohemi gonzalez, who came as well to share a moment of culture and joy. i -- pi thoughts go to the american band that was playing at the bataclan. our cultures on that occasion were together. to bring the same enthusiasm and they were hit by terrorists. we are facing a terror group which organized its on a territory. they have substantial resources. they are striving on smuggling of oil, drug, human beings. and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries. denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait. turk turkey. egypt. as well as russia. by taking down the russian jet. we had the meeting. first of all to share -- share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and any where. we also managed to tell

people perceived that black students and latino students were not as intelligent, were not going to achieve as well and were not going to behave as well as their white counterparts. >> host: so there was that perception? was there a reality? >> guest: there was definitely a perception and, you know, what we think about with regard to the reality is somewhat of a self-fulfilling prophesy. once you've decided that someone is going to misbehave, you're going to scrutinize them more. so what we found was that, for example, in the hallways in the schools, students are supposed to have a pass when they're not in a class, when they're moving through the hallways during class periods. what we found was white students would say i never need a hall pass. i walk through the halls freely. and white students would say but i know my black friends can never do that, right? so there's this process of hyper-surveillance, and the likelihood of being in violation of the pass code is much higher if you're stopped than if you're not. it's almost like racial profiling in policing, right? so that was one of the examples of how this sort of played itsel

as well as the company. >> sure, bollywood comes from india. it's not just one style. it encompasses everything from classical to the folk styles as well as these days we get a lot of hip-hop, contemporary, jazz into bollywood as well. our company strives to bring all of that here. >> is that what we're going to see? >> what we have is a preview of what we're going to be presenting in our fall showcase coming up. and so we're going to start with a little bit of classical infused into bollywood. it will go into something a little more folk flavored and then end with a high, upbeat bollywood routine with a little hip-hop in it as well. >> great. looking forward to it. well, the mona khan company billed as america's premier b bollywood company november 21 and 22. for manager information, go to nbcbayarea.com. and now please enjoy the mona khan company performance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was great. thank you very much. okay. well, before we close out our show with more from the mona khan company, remember, the nbc bay area and safeway holiday food drive will take place all over the bay area on november 21st. i'll be at the morgan h

our way of living, as well as our values, our principles but by targeting france, the terrorists, the cowardly murders were targeting the world, in these restaurants and these cafes as well as at bataclan, there were men and women most of them young who came from 20 countries. at least. and they share the same passion for life and that is the reason they were murdered. my thoughts are with the friends and family of a young american studentaomi gonzales that came to enjoy a culture of joy and the american band playing at the bataclan, our culture on that occasion worked together to bring the same enthusiasm and were hit by terrorists. we are facing the terror group which organized itself, they have substantial resources and they are striving on smuggle of oil, drug, human beings, and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries, denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait, turkey, egypt, as well as russia by taking down a russian plane. so together with president obama today we want on the occasion of that meeting first of all to share, share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and anywhere. and to tell the world that we will n

as well as our values, our principles. but by targeting france the terrorist terrorists, the murderers were targeting the world. in this restaurant, in the cafes asthe bataclan, the concert venue, there were men and women, most of them young, who came from 20 countries, at least. and they shared the same passion for life and that's the reason they were murdered. my thoughts with from the friends and family of a young american student gonzales who came as well to share a moment of culture and joy. my thoughts also go to the american at the bataclan, our culture on that occasion were together to bring the same enthusiasm and were hit by terrorists. we are facing a terror group which organized itself on the territory, they have some substantial resources. they are thriving on smuggling of oil, drug, human beings. since the beginning of the year they hit many countrs, denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait, turkey, egypt, as well as russia by taking down a russian plane. so together with president obama, today we want on the occasion of that meeting first of all to sharew5;y÷ share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere

the small hail is bouncing off the roof and we have reports in fairfield as well as napa and lake county asd us in the newscast. still getting hit hard. >> you're right with the line of thunderstorms continuing to move to the east side as you can see it there. beginning to fizzle out some, right? and earlier, that is still going on. where it was coming down in to portions of the east bay. it's moving over us. mixed with the warmth of the sun, giving you a look at the areas stretching through the valley along highway 101, seeing the light rain around the american canyon and the bridge as we get in to portions of the east bay. it is heavier here as you have seen it dissipate, stretching in to pittsburgh over the east bay hills as we've got the rain continuing. a little bit of rain in your neighborhood as well with all the small communities with a few lightning and thunder reported in that area as we would get in to the county that they will begin to see a break. the thunderstorms will roll through this area in to the afternoon. because of it, the national weather service issues and the flash

the roadways here, down to one quarter of a mile visibility in the work as well as islip, down a quarter of a mile in bridgeport as well so that is not good. when it comes to hitting the roads and so on it is fix. give yourself plenty of extra stopping distance as well as using your low beams when you are out there driving this sometimes these situations sneak up on you, won't realize how close you are to the person ahead of you so make sure you slow down, give yourself extra room and you should be all right but it definitely does slow you down on the roadways with the like a doorknob, 60 at central park, 56 in islip, same in bridgeport, 61 in montauk, 46 in poughkeepsie as well as monticello, temperatures warmer than they were, in some places significantly warmer, 8 degrees warmer in bridgeport, same in poughkeepsie, 15 degree jump in temperatures in sussex and this is the general trend the last several days not just today, we are looking at up mile start, temperatures are warmer than the average high. we have a lot of low cloudiness and potential for drizzle and fog especially in the morning, breaks of sun in th

as you just mentioned, philadelphia d.a. seth williams as well as the mayor. the d.a. telling us the trooper was doing well and joking. that the trooper was in good spirits. the mayor talking about the trooper being in good spirits. we have been been told by state police that the trooper was shot in the shoulder from the back and that he is alert, conscious and talking. that's something the d.a. mentioned to us that this is a male trooper referring to him. we hadn't been told whether it was a male or female. one other thing the mayor mentioned, the school bus. he confirmed there were no children so that's an update. we have heard from the d.a. and the mayor, we are expecting to hear from police commissioner ramsey as well but that hasn't happened yet but we have been been seeing folks gathering here seeing folks checking on this trooper and show their support when something like this happens. we'll stay here and gather more information for you but as of right now the latest update, that trooper in stable condition doing well, talking air, letter, even joking. tracy and

i like to thank the council as well as mod for having this as a meeting topic for this month and i hope that you take action on it and support it and support the work the task force as well as making city and public more accessible for people with disabilities. thank you. >> thank you. >> question? >> what i'll do is i'm going to hold off questions and have the next presenter come up and have a opportunity for questions at that time. >> cool. >> thank you. i would like to introduce anne steiners for san francisco committee for employment with people with disabilities. >> thank you. good afternoon everyone. as a member the advisory panel, i can't thank supervisor mar enough for spear heading all of this. i work said in disability employment myself for decades and you rarely see or meet and get a chance to work a politician who is truly that good on employment of people with disabilities. when he said he spoke from his heart, i tend to really believe that and that is a rare bird and i'm so glad to see that happened. on the advisory panel, i also-i ask other people from different organizat

where we do have some of the heavier downpours moving through san francisco as well as approaching san rafael and richmond, as well. expect a slow commute this morning. a look at how much rain we've already had in parts of the east bay and pleasanton over an inch of rain. so, pretty good soaking, not only there, but all across the bay. we'll look at some more of the rainfall totals and what to expect throughout the rest of the day coming up. sam and ura. >> puddling out there, hydroplaning and means a dangerous commute. mike inouye is tracking trouble spots. the scene of an overturned big rig causing quite a mess east of livermore. >> this is westbound 580 at greenville, laura. this is right at the base of the altamont as you come into livermore valley. right now all lanes of westbound 580 are shut down. there are a couple wreckers out there right now that are trying to upright this overturned big rig and, unfortunately, that big rig is a full load. around 80,000 pounds according to the chp. that's one reason why it is taking so long. this big rig flipped over around 2:20 this morning which is around the time

as well as potential terror attacks during that time. for one month we will be putting in place identity checks, which does not mean at all suspending the schengen agreement. it will attract many heads of state, delegations, as well as ngo directors, international figures of all sorts. in the context of terrorist threats and with potential risks of disruption of public order, all of this could spoil this great international event. it also has a special meaning for humanity. molly: that was a french interior minister defending the measure. 100 heads of state are expected to attend the event, as well as 40,000 other participants. the climate conference is aimed at reducing emissions that cause global warming. the last time france reinstated national border controls was at the summit in cannes in 2011. protests hit the romanian capital yesterday, crowds demanding and end to government corruption. people are blaming officials for a deadly fire at a nightclub, saying they ignored safety protocols. the political unrest has already forced the prime minister to resign. luke brown reports. luke: a third straight night of protests ring thousands to the streets of progress. overhead flies the romanian flag with a hole

i like to thank the council as well as mod for having this as a meeting topic for this month and i hope that you take action on it and support it and support the work the task force as well as making city and public more accessible for people with disabilities. thank you. >> thank you. >> question? >> what i'll do is i'm going to hold off questions and have the next presenter come up and have a opportunity for questions at that time. >> cool. >> thank you. i would like to introduce anne steiners for san francisco committee for employment with people with disabilities. >> thank you. good afternoon everyone. as a member the advisory panel, i can't thank supervisor mar enough for spear heading all of this. i work said in disability employment myself for decades and you rarely see or meet and get a chance to work a politician who is truly that good on employment of people with disabilities. when he said he spoke from his heart, i tend to really believe that and that is a rare bird and i'm so glad to see that happened. on the advisory panel, i also-i ask other people from different organizat

well as hundreds of bullets. as well as debt tonators next t three suicide bombers in order to strengthen the effects of the bombers. this demonstrates a determined action which was confirmed that night with, during this night with the as saul that took place, but before last point. one of them was found with the telephone operation talking about two rooms in a hotel main the name of abdeslam on the 17th of november, and another one found following a search rented on the 17th of november. these are still being operated under the name abdeslam. i will come back to these, and say that the low gist ticks and the -- that the logistics were looked at by three points. so far we have identified 5 of the 7 terrorists who were killed in the criminal acts on the 13th. two terrorists have not been identified. clearly, investigations are carrying on. we have to determine the exact composition of the three commandos. found on the operations that night. the various inhave vestigations have been implemented to the inquiries that l

well as georgia on your wednesday. temperatures are going to be aslows. about 20 degrees for the high in new york city, washington, d.c. as well as atlanta, but behind the cold front, chilly, 9 degrees in denver. only 2 degrees in winnipeg with a chance for snowfall. cooldown, chicago, 8 degrees for the high on thursday, cooling down to 2 degrees. you may see the first snowfall on your season on saturday. across asia, there's a tropical storm that will likely develop into a strong typhoon and could pass to the south of guam on saturday. the system will likely heads toward northwest as we go into the next several days. mostly across many parts of japan will be dry. beijing at 3 degrees with the high. snow likely on the menu on friday and snow will continue into the weekend and temperatures will drop significantly through the weekend in sapporo as well as tokyo. only 3 will be the high in the sapporo area. finally over europe, it's wet and windy over the northern areas like the british isles, the scandinavian peninsula as well as northern europe. then

as well as highway to get started. let's hear some common questions. keep in mind those are general questions you'll you may be seated with an attorney who be provide more information based on our circumstances >> just to be clear i don't have to tell my employers will my ejections. >> yes. as convictions that have been dismissed. if someone runs a criminal background they'll see the charges but it's dismissed. you will be able to legally tell your employers person never convicted >> i don't to tell anyone is there a way to rears them. >> there's some cases you can. maybe you're arrested because police thought you were someone else. wound our arrest record is sealed you can say you were never >> if i wanted to clear my record if i was convicted of a felon. >> it is also known as a one letter officer the clean stating hit. >> may be able to get it raersz but if i went to prisoner you may quality for a correspondent certified document saying you're a lay abating citizen are. you had should be aware for some state jobs state agencies are allotted to consider our criminal history. those jobs are private security jobs health care workers and other careers involving the children the i can sick or elder. it will benefit you human resources here's some of the things clean slate can

as far as the temperatures. so as we look at the numbers right now, we have 57 in atlantic city. we have 59 in dover. low 60s in trenton upper 60s still in allentown as wellading. so looking pretty good. now, everyone is not a fan of temperatures at 80 degrees in november. but we do have some of that cooler air as i mentioned coming back toward our area by the second half of the weekend. but take a look at pittsburgh. warmer than us. 71 degrees right now. we have upper 60s around parts of the great lakes as well as the midwest so a lot of folks are looking at the above average temperatures. the satellite and radar still painting a dry picture for us. clouds and showers still off to the south. some of that low level moisture will be on the increase for us tomorrow morning and that will mean the threat of some patchy fog as well as some spotty showers or some drizzle by tomorrow morning. you can see by 5:00 a.m. we're looking at clouds and once again maybe a hit or miss spotty shower across the area. really any time during the day tomorrow. but we'll keep more clouds than sunshine but despite the cloud cover, those winds out of the south will continue to wa

well as new challenges for the places that are left behind.ies companies that operate there, as well as new challenges for the places that are left behind.ies companies that operate there, as well as new challenges for the places that are left behind.ies companies that operate there, as well as new challenges for the places that are left behind.ies companies that operate there, as well as new challenges for the places that are left behind.uie companies that operate there, as well as new challenges for the places that are left behind.nti companies that operate there, as well as new challenges for the places that are left behind.rie companies that operate there, as well as new challenges for the places that are left >>> every year, a few thousand young assistant teachers from abroad help students in japan study english. the government-sponsored initiative is called tjet. nhk world reports. >> reporter: themmediate evil -- medieval irish city held a festival. this womanan taught how to make japanese sushi. >> it's that simple. you use a few grains of rice. >> reporter: she tells pe

as detroit. again, the heaviest though will be parked right along the lone star state in north texas as well as southeast oklahoma into northern arkansas. as we head into the evening time, though, behind the cold front we are going to see colder air building in so some of this rainfall could turn into a wintry mix this evening. reena and kendis, back to you. >> thank you so much, cam. >>> turning now to the holiday season officially under way since last night. >> black friday got off to an early start with many shoppers across the country hitting the stores right after thanksgiving dinner. this was the scene at the walmart in louisiana. hundreds of bargain hunters scrambling to get in on a sale on towels. more now from abc's stephanie ramos. >> here we go. >> reporter: as thanksgiving fridge, holiday shoppers deep into black friday scoring some of the best deals. >> $8. this is the best deal right here. >> reporter: black friday used to kick off the holiday shopping season, but now thanksgiving day shoppers. shoppers made their way into the macy's flagship store in manhattan. in frosty colorado a holiday

as far as their store hours on thanksgiving, both walmart and target will open at 6:00 p.m., as well as macy's and sears. toys "r" us will open its hours at 5:00. many of those stores will stay open as late as 11:00 p.m. or midnight on black friday. jim, i hope you got all that. >>> let's go back to our breaking news on sky force 10. they are on the move in several parts of philadelphia right now, this group marching down the middle of broad street towards city hall. in fact, we know drexel university students have arrived there. we're going to have a live update from randy gyllenhaal on the student protests, protesting the cost of higher education still ahead. >>> we continue to follow breaking news. sky force 10 is live over center city now. students from across the city are marching in protest towards city hall. >> nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live again at city hall where the students are starting to converge. randy? >> reporter: they've actually just got here, a group from drexel and penn, but also philadelphia police officers here just to make sure everything goes okay. this is

there has been the arrest of the man known as the "king of ipo's" as well as seven employees at citi ecurities. jim pan, is this as good as it gets from the boj. -- japan, is this as good as it gets from the boj? they wrap up the policy meeting on thursday, dismal q3 gdp numbers, a second session -- recession for japan in three years. opposition lawmaker says he is scared of the 2% goal being met. he used to be an advisor to george soros and says that when the target is met, the boj will stop buying assets, causing asset prices to crash. proven -- predicting a default for japan over the past two decades. workers in india set to go on strike. involve 17,000 staff at the reserve bank of india. the unions want the government to stop taking power away from the central bank and pensions that better reflect rising living costs and way tracks. it could impact bond and fx settlements. this is the first strike under the new governor, spearheading the largest overhaul and the bank's history. in july, a draft bill that would have given the government control of the monetary policy attracted wide

as well as regional transit and really identifies that we are in need of transit expansion planning in addition to maintenance on streets and roads and non-motorized transit and networks and identify projects and tdm as well as freeways and mandating freeways in a new idea in that plan and our new revenue sources which is something that has come to pass in the last couple of years. since the plan was adopted, there have been a number of new initiatives that we know we are going to be driving some of our planning work. the obvious in the room is there has been a tremendous amount of growth with employment as well as visitors and what that has results is crowding and congestion. this is across all modes from regional transit to local transit and we have biking and walking which is great and we need to make sure that they are safe and comfortable out there. in addition there is all of these new transportation option that we are getting started along the way but the scale and number of them have increased with things like bike sharing and scooter sharing and in addition to cart sharing. we are not seeing them on the streets yet but the autonomous vehicles and the landscaping is shifting and we need the k

our way of living, as well as our values, our principles, but by targeting france, the terrorist s [ inaudible ] murder, were targeting the world. in these restaurants, in these cafes, as well as the concert venue, they were men and women, most of them young, who came from 20 countries, at least. and they share the same passion for life, and that's the reason why they were murdered. my thoughts are with the friends and families of the young american student who came as well to share a moment of culture and joy. i -- my thoughts also go to the american band that was playing. our culture on that occasion we were together to bring the same enthusiasm and they were hit by terrorists. we are facing a terror group which organizes itself on territory. they have some substantial resources. they are thriving on smuggling of oil, drugs, human beings, and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries in indonesia, turkey, queue wait, egypt, as well as russia, by taking down the russian plane. so together with president obama, today we wanted on the occasion of that meeting, first of all to share, share our determination -- relentless determination to fight terrorism, e

as we learn more. be sure to stick with 7 news on-air as well as on-line. >> one final check of the weather. to the day. >> good morning, cool start. 38 in boston, lower to middle 30s in a lot of the suburbs. still a bit of a breeze today. not as windy as yesterday and temperatures instead of being stuck in the 40s will reach the 50s. so a bit after better day out there. slight freeze tomorrow. mostly sun i skies. temperatures back mid to upper 50s, a little colder monday, tuesday, and wednesday especially during the morning hours and the next best chance of rain coming in thursday afternoon, thursday need into friday. >> even for the walk from the car to the building, i >> you get the wind tunnel between the buildings downtown. it's pretty rough. that's going to do it for us now on this sunday morning, thanks for watching. i'm kris anderson. >> jennifer: i'm jennifer eson. we'll see you again at 9:00. real time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company @ jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do th

as well as our values. but by targeting france, the terrorists, the cowardly murders who are were targeting the world. in these restaurants, cafes, as well as the bataclan. they were men and women, most of them young. who came from 0 20 countries at least, who shared the same passion for life. and that's the reason they were murdered. my thoughts are with the friends and family of a young american student, nohemi gonzalez, who came as well to share a moment of culture and joy. i -- pi thoughts go to the american band that was playing at the bataclan. our cultures on that occasion to bring the same enthusiasm and they were hit by terrorists. we are facing a terror group which organized its on a territory. they have substantial resources. they are striving on smuggling of oil, drug, human beings. and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries. denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait. turkey turkey. egypt. as well as russia. by taking down the russian jet. we had the meeting. first of all to share -- share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and any where. we also managed to tell the world

young as 16 years of age as well as receiving child pornographythe director of the jared foundation. prosecutors are seeking a 12 year sentence while fogel's attorney have asked for five years. in western pennsylvania, a stolen school bus crashed into a store. they say a thief crashed the bus through the gate then the bus went through the side of a vitamin shop in monroeville just after 3:00 a.m. police are investigating what led to the crash. they haven't said if anyone was hurt or what charges the thief might face. and some georgia residents are cleaning up this morning after strong storms and possibly a tornado that tore through their town last night. the winds knocked down trees, it damaged homes and caused power outages. police have no reports of anyone getting hurt. >>> kinds of a damp day out there but it's exceptionally warm for this time of the year, especially considering no sunshine. and we have a rainy afternoon rush on the way and heavier rain than what we're seeing now. we have colder weather coming in over the weekend and we'll have

water kicking up and slip conditions and we had spinouts as well as the flooding we're talking about. big crash in the tri-valley coming up, as well. >>> 6:15 right now. one of silicon valley's most storeied companies starts a new chapter this morning. >> hewlett-packard splits into two today. >> that's right. one of the companies that really made silicon valley what it is today. >> absolutely true, laura. the problem is silicon valley doesn't need hp as much as it used to. the company will try to remain two companies. hp and hp enterprise. truly one of the plainest logos we've ever seen. one will make computers and printers and hp enterprise will do services and softwares. start trading separately in less than 15 minutes. meg whitman will become the ceo of hp enterprise and overseeing this split but the idea actually dates back to a previous ceo, carly fiorina. the securities and exchange commission has made a big change now allowing just about anybody to invest their money in the start up, whether that start up is a couple guys building gadgets in a garage or a corner convenience store. the law has been around for a while c

military terroristic threats as well as radical ideologies as well as foreign interference. the only hope is a slow gradual reform. how did poor autocratic regions like south korea become wealthy countries? it took about 40 years. that's the point i try to make, hit them militarily, kill thousands of them but they are growing today stronger than they ever were before. so there's a shift that needs to take place in the strategy and it has to have political as well as military and social and economic reform. >> rami thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> tonight we'll speak with a syrian woman to report on a civil war in their country and how to stay safe while doing it. still ahead on al jazeera america, how security systems could prevent fewer attacks by i.s.i.l. or other groups. >>> and the tense dispute over territorial are control of the south china sea, becomes the focus of the last day of aipec summit. high hotter than ever, the hottest year ever recorded. coming up. coming up. this is our american story. this is america tonight. judge in northern nigeria, two female sui

tomorrow looks to be rainy as well as wednesday. both tuesday night and wednesday night have a slight chance of switching to a rain/snow mix very briefly. no accumulations. thursday will be dry but winds will be breezy with temperatures falling into the 40s.our next chance for precipitation arrives on friday evening in the form of snow. this system is evolving and hard to pin down. right now, it looks like very light accumulations, if any.the rest of the weekend looks dry and cold with temperatures bottoming out in the 30s. 3 investigators are trying to investigators 3 in the 30s.3 3 investigators are trying to figure out why the plot to attack paris didn't pop up in any surveillance. reporter contessa brewer shows us how technology might have helped the attackers plan and coordinate a complex terror mission.3 3 (brewer + social media + singh) the paris attackers may have pulled off their plot in part by keeping their plotting secret. isis uses so called dark apps to hide their messages from surveillance-- the same apps- many people

the incredible investments made by the property owners as well as investment in individual properties asell as type indeed $1 million to extend the cyber. it's really critical that we don't just put the date down in science and card etiquette in nice to have a long-term plan which very much be part of that vision and a plan. and what resources. number two traffic circulation is key. if you been down there incredibly congested with a central subway construction. honestly-been close for about 40. alice is still closed that market. traffic control officers to move the topic. we need to get ellis street open. it's a joy china. [inaudible] you bonding about the loading and unloading is good news margins along powell did not have access to the properties and is key to allow some access. i thing a long-term plan i can see the accommodating those pedestrians in making that expense more positive but there does need to be something for the loading and unloading. one work with you to work that out. thank you much >> things. >> richard leiter could clot him all. wes tyler. >> thanks. my ms. richard

culture, our way of living, as well as our values, our principles, but by targeting france the terrorist, murders, who are targeting the world in these restaurants in these cafes, as well as the concert venue. they were men and women, most of them young who came from 20 countries at least and they shared the same pa passion for life and that's the reason why they were pleasuredded. my thoughts are with the franz families of young american student mr. gonzalez who came to share a moment of culture and joy. my thought goes to the american band that was playing. that occasion were together to bring them together and they were hit by terrorists. we are facing the terror group which organizes itself on the territory. they have substantial resources. they're thriving on smuggling, drugs, human being andesines the beginning of the year, they hit with president obama today we want to all to share our determination to fight terrorism everywhere and anywhere. we demand to tell the world that we will not allow those who want to destroy what we've built. we will not allow them to--do it, to -- to do it., to destroy what we've been generation after generation. we need a joint

as well as iraq. "near the body of the suicide bomber right near the national stadium there was a syrian passport found, somebody who was born in 1990." the individual that had the syrian passport close by was also perhaps the individual that had the syrian passport close by was also perhaps passing into france just within the last month. and then finally the involvement of arrests in belgium, now making this a case that reaches outside of the country in france. they've been working hard over the last 24 hours, forensics teams at this batclan theater working as well as the other five locations here throughout paris. that's the latest right here in paris, throughout paris. that's the latest right here in paris, france. back to you. the paris attacks will play a big roll in tonight's democratic presidential debate in des moines. hillary clinton, martin o'malley and bernie sanders will debate at drake university starting two hours from now. political director dave price joins us from campus with a first look at what it's been a real tailgate like atmosphere with more bernie sanders backers than anything else at this point...one man john jarecki drove all the way from omaha with a 10 foot high custom home made costume for his presidential hopeful bernie sanders...another man marc daniels of west des moines canvassing the streets selling presidential yamacas...there have also been some street art and paintings and of course signs lining up and down university avenue here on campus... regardless of the fun both seemed to be having, they agreed on

as well as good schemes as well as good schemes mature you want your friends and family treated in hospitale need to provide the resources for the hospital and that's exactly what we are doing. crucially on childbirth it's not often i stay here and quote the "daily mirror" but it is worth looking at what they are racing about the importance of a seven-day nhs and making sure we have high standards across our nhs every day of the week as well as the extra money this government is putting in, the seven-day nhs is also going to be a much stronger nhs. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the fund supports important local projects in my constituency including the gates, a small children's playground and partial limits aid projects indeed which played an essential role in the committee supporting the movable people this government has left behind. will the prime minister join with me in congratulating his local projects on the work and reassure the house about this government will protect their current level of national lottery funding earmarked for community projects? >> i can tell the honorable lady we

as well as other countries . in fact, french investigators are trying to figure out if one of the attackers posed as a refugee because a syrian passport was found among his remains. he says there's no reason why any syrian refugee has to come to the u.s. >> i am not convinced that you have to come to america. if you are coming from a hotbed where terrorism has existed. maybe they can remain in the middle east. >> he suggests that the u.s. starts a program to help resettle refugees and other countries. ultimately the authority of whether they are allowed in the u.s. in the control of the borders belongs to the federal government. as president. obama has said, he plans to exact -- except 10,000 refugees from syria. california governor jerry brown has a ready-made and. he said, "i intend to work closely with the president so that he can uphold america's traditional role as a place of asylum but also ensure that anyone seeking refuge in america is fully vetted in a sophisticated and utterly reliable way. >>> in the meantime in washington house republicans are pushing legislation to increase screenings before the refugees

area and again if they can hold together their energy as they have, they will certainly be producing some powerful winds as they move through as well as some frequent lightning and some very, very heavy rain. on that northern edge, moving through northern jones county, heading off to the ortheast, scotch groveve about 556, that storm moves through. camp courageous about 5:57. walnut acres campground 5:57. junction switch 5:57. onslow 5:59,9, and ust issued as we've been talking about it a severe thunderstorm warning for winds up to 60 miles per hour for portions of delaware, dubuque, jackson and, yes, norththn areas of jonene countyy again, that is about the, oh, eastern half let's say the eastern half of delaware county. this would include probably not include the city of manchester but will include areas off toward the east. farley certainly included and dyersville and rickersville and epward you're under a severe thunderstorm that continues including monticello and cascade, in effect until 7:00. storms for winds up to 60 miles per hour. >> that storm moving about 50 miles an hour, we're mentioning when storms move this quickly d

what that brings all together is really the supplies needed to help support people after disaster as well as a play to be able to create a neighborhood shelter location. so, one the things that the resilient diamond heights talked about was well being checks for their neighbors and how we can evacuate people living in multi-story buildsings who may need help after power outages. the planning under the epc project is following that philosophy that comes out of the disability of nothing about us without us and that is why it is so very important to participate in these summits because when this summit takes plains 2 weeks, there will be a series of workshops that occur after the program. these workshops are a opportunity for people to identify the gap and needs and to start making this relationships with their neighbors so that we can be self sufficient on a neighborhood basis after a disaster. there will be asl interpretation for this summit as well as captioning for the speakers but if people want toper tace in the workshop and like asl our captioning thaig should contact 98ing web at the ma

as well. we have had a dialogue with them. when we share the reports before him, we shared it also with the afghan government. my colleague christopher stokes had meetings with the afghan president as well asher officials explaining the content of the reports. we shared it openly with them. we expect it would help to do that with us as well. we hope to be in afghanistan for a long time and we still operated number of hospitals and other very contentious parts of the country, and how they react to this report and how they share their own findings is key to us to be able to stay in the country. amy: do you feel this hospital was deliberately targeted by the u.s. government? >> we're having a hard time believing at this point that it was just a mistake. it is very difficult for us, but we want to be confronted with facts that would tell us otherwise. we have shared everything we can to know up to the point of when the bombs started to fall. amy: what do you think could be the reason? >> honestly, i've no idea. it is buried difficult to anticipate how they could justify bombing a structure that had 200 people inside of it, many patients, two of the children who burned to death were being treat

as well as regional transit and really identifies that we are in need of transit expansion planning in addition to maintenance on streets and roads and non-motorized transit and networks and identify projects and tdm as well as freeways and mandating freeways in a new idea in that plan and our new revenue sources which is something that has come to pass in the last couple of years. since the plan was adopted, there have been a number of new initiatives that we know we are going to be driving some of our planning work. the obvious in the room is there has been a tremendous amount of growth with employment as well as visitors and what that has results is crowding and congestion. this is across all modes from regional transit to local transit and we have biking and walking which is great and we need to make sure that they are safe and comfortable out there. in addition there is all of these new transportation option that we are getting started along the way but the scale and number of them have increased with things like bike sharing and scooter sharing and in addition to cart sharing. we are not seeing them on the streets yet but the autonomous vehicles and the landscaping is shifting and we need the k

as well as our values, our principles. but by targeting france the terrorist terrorists, the murderers were targeting the world. in this restaurant, in the cafes asthe bataclan, the concert venue, there were men and women, most of them young, who came from 20 countries, at least. and they shared the same passion for life and that's the reason they were murdered. my thoughts with from the friends and family of a young american student gonzales who came as well to share a moment of culture and joy. my thoughts also go to the american at the bataclan, our culture on that occasion were together to bring the same enthusiasm and were hit by terrorists. we are facing a terror group which organized itself on the territory, they have some substantial resources. they are thriving on smuggling of oil, drug, human beings. since the beginning of the year they hit many countries, denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait, turkey, egypt, as well as russia by taking down a russian plane. so together with president obama, today we want on the occasion of that meeting first of all to sharew5;y÷ share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywher

as well as allentown. but take a look at some of the colder air off to the west. 45 in pittsburgh. upper 30s right now in detroit. some of that colder air continues to move in our direction along with those win winds. so blustery at 7:00. temperatures low 50s. we're looking at 40s by 11:00 o'clock. mid 40s but wind chills dropping into the 30s. take a look at ultimate doppler. dry for most. a little bit of lake effect snow asward places like buffalo as well as erie. there might even ab flurry moving towards sections of the pocono mountains. but take a look at what's been happening. we have that lowell to the north. high off to the south and west. so in between that you get that tight pressure gradient wind tunnel effect and that's why we've seen those gusty winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour today. so we continue to drag down some of that colder air. so take a look at the current wind gusts right now. philadelphia 23 miles per hour. 30 miles per hour in pittsburgh. so it will continue to be blustery overnight tonight. tomorrow will be a windy and chilly day. wind chills are going to be dropping throughout the day, but you can see those gusty winds still over 20 gusting up to 30 miles per hour tomorrow. so take look at the temperatures by tomorrow morning once again upper 30 toss right around 40 in philadelphia. but then you can see by mid to late morning temperatures mid 40s. temperatures saturday at 2:

here the bay bridge not a problem, but warnings from chp over the night there as well as the carquinez bridge just watch it as you're crossing the bridge this morning. unit to you. h thanks so much, mike. , acoming up next, an investigative unit exclusive, hunters shipping their trophies to the bay area. the numbers are startling and the regulations few. now to an investigative unit exclusive: ==laura/2shot== almost every week -- endangered and threatened animals are killed abroad, then shipped as trophies right >>> to an investigative unit exclusive. almost every week endangered animals are shipped abroad. >> american hunters kill more than 70,000 animals abroad for sport each year. now its top former government official raising serious questions over how the u.s. regulates the industry. >> we found that killing lions for sport is generally legal and happens often. even though the species population is at historic lows. in fact, federal records reobtained show in the very same month the minnesota hunter shot cecil the lion 69 other lions in africa were killed by other hunters all for sports. we're going to a

overview of the presentation, i'll be providing some project background as well as going in-depth the community development in phase 1 as well as the phase 2 in candlestick deposition disagreement, hunters point phase 2 in this presentation and in this slides. >> so just to oriented everyone to the project site, this is a project map. the hunters point shipyard phase 1 includes hill top and hill side development parcels which are located in the center of the right slide. phase 1 is being constructed on parcel a which they may be transferred to us in 2004. phase 1 includes 1600 units of housing, at least 27 percent of the which will be affordable and 26 acres of open space. /hufrpbts point shipyard phase 2 is contained in the /raeurpl of the shipyard shown on the right side of the slide. and candlestick is to the left. together, they will include 10, 500 units of housing of which a third will be affordable. 325 acres of open space, 3 million square feet of office space and approximately 800,000 square feet of retail space. >> the project timeline for the development back in 1974, the hunters point shipyard closed operati

culture, our wayf of living as well as our values, our principles, but by targeting france, the terrorist s the cowardly murders targeted the world. in the restaurants and the cafes as well as the bataclan, that concert venue, they were men and women most of them young who came from 20 countries, at least. they shared the same passion for life, and that is why they were murdered. my thoughts are with the friends and family of the young american stude student, nay yhime gonzalez, wh was killed at the bataclan. on that occasion, we were together to bring the same enthusiasm and they were hit by terrorists. we are facing the terror group which organized itself on the territory with substantial resources. they are striving on smuggling of oil, drug, human beings, and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries -- denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait, turkey, egypt as well as russia by taking down the russian plane. so together with president obama we want on the occasion of that meeting first of all to share, share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and anywhere. we also meant to tell the world that we will not allow thos

turkey september this letter to the security council president as well as ban ki-moon, and outlines what turkey said are the facts of the sways as they see it with the downing of the russian plane. they said some of this we already know, but it's important to repeat again what russia or i'm sorry, what turkey i is telling the u.n.

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