the did east germany cease to exist as a state more than a generation ago but what do we really know about east germany will discuss that today with roland the federal commission and for the stasi records hello. welcome to the d w interviewer i'm thomas. mr yon there was a pervasive sense of mistrust in east germany because the state authorities could spy on any citizen at any time. you were targeted by the stasi and now you're in charge of their archives do you still have a sense of trust. so i wouldn't put it quite like that they're working isas in east germany where you'd find that someone you had trusted was actually working for the stasi the secret police but that's why we have to keep studying these archives so that we can find out what happened and deal with it. as we need to confront the past and i think that will be a step forward for germany now and in the future. when you have a betrayed by so-called friends. yes i had a few disappointments it's beneath me negatively but i learn from those situations and that's a good thing. when things like that happen you can make a new

how can the files help us to understand the scope of east german state how. you always have to keep in mind that these documents were compiled by the secret police as part of their bureaucratic system guide and so they are an extremely important source of information. when. i think they are just one source so we have to evaluate them carefully. i think. we have to ask questions like who put this item into a file and why. we have to look at this data in a larger context which includes the testimony of witnesses and research studies well so these files can provide useful information but they do not represent the whole truth. even though. these are. these files with a meticulous the composite and they're filled with detailed observations is there something uniquely german about this kind of surveillance i think. pretty well i would say that the files provide evidence of a massive security apparatus. but whether this sort of surveillance is uniquely german that's a good question i think that obsessed with detail. but if you would describe an obsession with detail

in the middle east. we have to make that clear and then you have to back it up. and if you do that they will respond. that's the way you deal with them. if you're not tough with putin, if he doesn't understand where the lines are he will continue to take advantage of you. reas very important for the united states to make very clear that there are lines he cannot cross. both in the middle east as well as in europe. >> how do you think the administration is doing with russia? >> not so good. i think you have to make -- you have to make those points clear. we know what russia is up to. what they tried to do here in the united states and trying to impact our election process. a cyber attack on the united states. let's face it. this was a cyber attack against our most valuable institution which is the right of an american people to exercise their right to vote in an election. they tried to go after that. we're trying to determine how extensive it was and how to avoid that in the future. you have to send a cle

a few splashes of rain in east anglia and the south—east but most east anglia and the south—east butsday morning, fairly cloudy, east anglia and the south—east, that weather front may shift a bit quicker but at the moment it looks like it will stay in place with patchy light rain and drizzle turning lighter. northern ireland will stay dry and sunny after a frosty start on monday. a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of frost, a bit of rain and a bit of sunshine, a typical autumn day. there are more than 350,000 mobility scooters on britain‘s pavements and high streets, travelling up to 8mph, but their users have no no formal training. in 2014, there were more than 200 accidents related to them in england and wales, nine of which were fatal. psychologists at nottingham trent university are working to develop a video that can improve safety. here‘s more from transport correspondent richard westcott. wagons roll. a unique driver‘s eye view from a mobility scooter and you‘d better watch out. ten minutes around nottingham is more like an obstacle cours

rain clears away from east anglia and the south—east, it does finally fade. cloud lingers. way east, but sunshine as well, the bulk of the showers naturally north—westerly wind up towards western scotland and northern ireland. temperatures 9 degrees if you are lucky, 1a if you are lucky in the south, but it will be turning colder through the evening. for bonfires and fireworks, we have showers toward the west, clearer skies for many eastern areas ona clearer skies for many eastern areas on a chilly start to sunday morning. some showers mainly running across northern ireland, wales and the south—west, some clipping the north sea coasts for the showers become fewer during the day we get more sunshine around but it does not do wonders for the temperature. eight to 10 degrees typically. it will feel chilly. with the showers fading and skies clearing, frosty weather in the morning. a cold start to the new week. high pressure responsible for removing those showers, but into that this weather system arrives slowly on monday, pushing east on tuesday. from monday we will see some qu

anglia and the south—east.in northern and western parts of scotland. it will be mildly but. for tuesday, a messy picture. the weather front will continue eastwards and heavy persistent rain as it travels eastwards. mild but turning cold again across the north and west with sunshine and showers. 0n into wednesday, we are between weather systems. at clear from the south—east in the cold clear conditions in its wake with more wind and rain pushing into the north and west later on. this is bbc news, the headlines: state media in saudi arabia say the military has shot down a ballistic missile fired from neighbouring yemen. a loud explosion was heard near the international airport in the saudi capital riyadh. there are no reports of injuries. meanwhile an anti—corruption commission headed by a powerful saudi prince is reported to have detained numerous princes and ministers. it's thought to be part of a major purge. iran has denied accusations that it is destabilising lebanon. the claims were made by the lebanese pri

middle east. the middle east has a number of threats. we've got failed states coming out of arab spring. between syria, which just is in the middle of a continuing civil war. we have yemen, we have libya. other countries that because of their failure, become crucibles for the development of terrorism. and that creates even greater problems. so instability, failed states in the middle east, we're certainly concerned about. but we're concerned about terrorism and the threat of terrorism. isis, you know, we have had some success in dealing with isis and the caliphate, moving them out of mosul. moving them out of the areas in iraq that they had conquered, as well as raqqah now. but by no means is isis going away. and the worst thing the united states could do is declare a victory and then not confront isis. in other areas. so dealing with isis, isis fighters. they are very likely to now engage in insurgency and we'll see elements of isis not only in the middle east but north africa as well. and so isi

in the south—east fora time, and windy, drier in the south—east for a time, but foremost, somethingnews. we are live in the capital of zimbabwe, harare. breaking news, the reuters news agency here are reporting that president mugabe has agreed to step down as president. it has not been confirmed, we have not had that for many other sources, but we do know that president mugabe is due to address the nation live on national television on some bubbly‘s national television, zbc. they have already

-- again,iddle east we are specialist in financial services.e opportunity in this region has been more apparent in sub-saharan africa. yousef: a question on bitcoin, it is getting traction as the and in mainstream trade. in yourou place this view of the world, as it is? bob: i'm not sure i can add anything to the debate around cryptocurrencies. what i do feel strongly about is that a lot of the talk someology that underpins of these currencies, block chain , is having a big impact on banking. not just commercial banking, but central banking, as well. i think the announcement recently by the central banks of hong kong and singapore they are going to work on a joint project to implement watching as the core technology underpinning both central banks, i think that was a very important story, i think it's worth following. yousef: coming up on "the best of bloomberg markets: middle the u.s. president confirms his fed chair pick. we spoke to the middle east ceo on what that means for the region. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome back to "the bes

lydia. ( lydia ) in the east bay... a 14-year-old boy is arrested for bringing a loaded gun to school. it happened at de anza high school in richmond last friday and police are just now releasing the information. the revolver was found in the student's backpack after a school resource officer was alerted about the possibility of the student having a gun. (same super) ( terisa ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) new this morning... we are learning more about the gunmen accused of killing a concord high school student earlier this month. a 5th person has been arrested for the murder and police believe that they are also connected to another shooting in october. lawrence janson was shot and killed outside of olympic high school. the shooting happened just after school got out on november 6th. police have arrested five people including 20-year-old kristhiam uceda and 18- year-old bryan chachagua. the other three are all minors and police are not releasing their names. during the in

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degreeso come during the day on tuesday, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even start to see some s

anglia in the south—east.through the afternoon, otherwise sunshine invades. showers mainly round the coastal areas and up to the north—west where it will feel chilly in that wind. that wind will don't feed showers into western parts of the uk overnight. otherwise clear skies for any bonfire parties and fireworks. it will be a chillier start, but fewer showers, fireworks. it will be a chillier start, but fewershowers, but fireworks. it will be a chillier start, but fewer showers, but they will tend to migrate to the south—east of england and then tend to fade away in the north. so more such sunshine to come but it will be a colder day, temperatures about eight to ten degrees, and with clear skies overnight the temperatures will fall away low enough to give us widespread frost in rural areas early on monday morning, underneath that ridge of high pressure, running into that we have the weather fronts arriving in the north—west, an active band of rain, heavy rain coming into northern ireland, and western scotland,

, some showers for north east england.r for the north—west of england. some showers into wales and the northwest temperatures not too much, mid single figures. dry weather for much of central and southern england. some breezy as well. as we go through this evening and overnight, we continue to seek showers down east coast, extending further south, summer east coast, extending further south, summer showers persisting for northern ireland and southern parts of wales and western parts of the south—west. dry weather around, clear skies, feeling cold, patti frost developing improved spots, one oi’ frost developing improved spots, one or two patches of ice where we see showers passing through. showers for eastern coastal regions tomorrow, a lot of brightness around, the best of that south—west scotland, wales and south—west of england. scattering of showers for northern ireland, parts of wales and elsewhere, temperatures in single figures, feeling a little bit cooler than today. the setup, moving into thursday, high—pressure out

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degrees, but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even begin to see some sleet and snow to pretty low leve

this man is a resident of east berlin. right to free passage into west berlin is guaranteed by international agreement, but on august 13, 1961, this right has been set aside. to cross into west berlin, he then swims the canal that at one point divides the zones. on reaching the western bank, he takes his first few steps into freedom and is promptly shot down by rifle fire from a border guard on the communist side. to know why he was shot down across an artificial border by a man who bore him no personal malice, we must look at the road. we must go back many miles and many years. back from berlin 1961, to havana 1959, to budapest 1956, coyocan 1940, 1921. st. petersburg, czarist russia. sunday, january 22, 1905. under the czar, it is absolute power. the workers and peasants of st. petersburg are not here to protest against the autocracy but to appeal to the autocrat. under the leadership of a priest, they have come to present a petition to the czar. >> we, the working men and inhabitants of st. petersburg, come to thee, sir

there's the movement, west to east. and once this last line here crosses the area, we'll go mostly sunny skies across the way today and it will actually be a nice looking day. by 6:30, there's the back edge right there. through philadelphia racings off to the east and from that point on we're looking at mostly sunny skies. very windy, gusts up to 45 miles per hour, sunshine with just a few clouds. high temperatures around 52 degrees later this afternoon. nydia? >> chris, thank you. breaking news, three men have been shot outside a north philadelphia car. police found bullet casings and a crashed truck on the scene. the three men ages 47, 37 and 18 were not there. they were found critically wounded at temple university hospital. they had been taken there in a private car before police arrived before 1:00 this morning. police are sorting out what happened and who fired those shots. no word on arrests or motive yet. >>> help is on the way for people of the now charred senior living center. donations will be accepted at the

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we spoke to the middle east ceo on what that means for the region. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg markets: middle east." president trump made a decision about the next fed chair, he is going with jay powell. we spoke with him warm asset management's middle east ceo about how that will impact the region. take a look. >> i don't know enough about jerome powell, but i don't think it makes a big difference to the trajectory of monetary policy. it is quite clear the labor market is tightening. the economy in the u.s. is doing very well, even for fiscal stimulus that may come from tax cuts. i think, to that extent, we should expect a continuation of the gradual tightening and also the unwinding of the balance sheet. >> i want to bring to your attention this chart from morgan stanley. the guidance we are getting is that we are going to get a december hike, but when it comes to the actual official announcement of jerome powell, morgan stanley says do the opposite. whatever your expecting is going to happen with the powe

here is our frontal system, drifting east.n across the high ground of scotla nd the rain across the high ground of scotland will turn to snow, this band of wet weather working erratically east through the day on tuesday, windy ahead of it, lighter winds behind, with some sunshine returning, some showers into the west, hefty showers. in western areas it will cool down, 9 degrees belfast, that's getting up to 12 in london. through the middle part of the week, this area of high pressure tries to have more of an influence on our weather. wednesday is a window of wet weather. at this time of year, quite often means frosty mornings. that is what we will see on wednesday morning, some fog patches to, then a decent day was false and sunshine before our next change fishes in from the west, another frontal system drifting in, bringing outbreaks of rain. there is some uncertainty about the timing but it looks like this will be out of the way for most places by the start of thursday morning. it will hang around in the south—east we suspec

york and a last month the president sent his son in law and adviser jared cushion or to the middle east in part to work out a blueprint for a deal the white house says closing the p.l.o. office doesn't mean it's cutting off communications with the palestinians and could be viewed as a way to expedite the peace process but a middle east analyst says the trumpet ministration is not bargaining in good faith the u.s. is not an honest broker the u.s. is representing its own interests and they correspond primarily with the right wing of israeli interests the closure isn't a done deal president trump has ninety days to review the decision and could keep the office open if he thinks the palestinians are engaged in meaningful and direct negotiations with the israelis die on estabrook al-jazeera washington. thank you and the palestinian liberation organization is recognized as the sole legitimate representative of the palestinian people by more than one hundred countries including israel it was established in one thousand nine hundred sixty four to liberate palestine with the help of armed strugg

from west to east. if something occurred, in russia the middle east, the north korean peninsula, the winds typically go from west to east. we would be concerned about fallout. it would go over the pacific ocean into the western united states. if you're talking about nuclear capability. chemical and biological sorts of weapons have a very limited lifespan when you get out into the environment. patterns, heatr and cold have the amazing ability to degrade chemical and biological pathogens. world war i with chemical munitions, they were very local in terms of their effects. even though they are very frightening because of the effect they have on the human body. if it's a biological pathogen and its transmissible, somebody trying to use that i introduce and smallpox or influenza virus of some type, then it has to do with the mortality rate. the higher the mortality the more quickly in burns out because the effect makes it difficult to transmit from person-to-person. usually those types of things are local ef

on wednesday, still a bit of cloud left over in east anglia and the south—east. the uk, wednesday night into thursday. again, cloud and light rain around. wednesday night will not be cold. frost free across the uk. thursday afternoon, some sunshine around as well, not a bad day, not a perfect day either. overall, not looking too bad. towards the end of the week it will be quite unsettled. the winds will be strong across northern areas. lots of isobars here. one weather front moving through, and another one on friday, bringing rainfall to the south. so friday will be wet. saturday, should be out of the way. and we are in the clear. the thinking is that after an unsettled end to the week the weekend will be bright and breezy with showers. but it is going to feel on the chilly side. goodnight. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. another cabinet minister fights for theirjob. the pressure grows on priti patel. just days after the international development secretary was forced to apologise over secret meetings in israel, downing street is exam

santa and meteorologist chelsea ingram led celebration near east passyunk and tasker. christmas tree is 17 feet tall >> wow. >> absolutely beautiful by the way. >> look at those lights. >> beautiful crowd, lots of folks, mrs. clause rate there. >> directing traffic. >> there she goes, there she goes. >> she's really running the show. >> yes. >> we all know. >> big guy busy but she's running showy can see her being a flight attendant back in the day, she did that very well. >> controller on the ground. >> very true. >> kate joins us with the forecast. a lot going on between forecast, earthquake. >> forecast luckily quiet but we do have some showers to track in a moment but you may remember last night international space station was visible right over philadelphia, and lets take a look and that is it right there we have highlighted the bright white dot on your screen, the iss visible over city for about five minutes at 5:30 last night but that wasn't coolest part of the fly over. astronauts were sailing over the city, crew members randy, captured this picture of the city

indeed to this latest edition of quadriga coming to you from the heart of berlin now in the middle east is currently own edge with so-called islamic state forced into what looks like full scale retreat another long term conflict is intensifying with this man saudi arabia's ambassador young crown prince mohammed bin salim on confronting the other big power in the region that is of course in the two countries are already locked in a proxy conflict that's impacting lebanon and is devastatingly yemen but now the fear is that the two strands of islam they represent sunni and shia could be drawn into a greater conflagration so our question on quadriga this week is middle east tensions a new war and to discuss that question i'm joined here in the studio by. senior editor with torture of well as far as the service he say's military support for saudi arabia is just as wrong as abandoning the nuclear deal also with us is freelance journalist an expert on saudi arabia paints a. who believes there won't be a whole toward. tween saudi arabia. and a warm welcome also goes to show the rosanna's from t

there is that rainfall pushing into towards east anglia and the south east.air. so it will turn cold and frosty through the night. but then behind it, we have got this next batch of milder weather. that's associated with this weather system which is going to move its way in later in on wednesday, but in the meantime, we can have that inn that colder air across much of the uk, so with that, some clear skies, a bit of sunshine, it will feel chilly. any early morning rain clearing from the south east and the spread spreads into the far north and west. temperatures on wednesday ten or 11 celsius. hello it's monday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme. our top story today — at least 26 people have been killed by a gunman in a baptist church in the us state of texas. the tragedy is worsened by the fact it took place in a church, a place of worship, where these people were innocently gunned down. the suspect — 26—year—old devin patrick kelly — was found dead nearby. we'll get reaction from eyewitnesses. as the westminster abuse scandal

but for east anglia and the south—east, a dry start, yes, but a chilly one — three, four or five degreesthe showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands, as the day goes on. these showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers out west, as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold — five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night, the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. these showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing, or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east. that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednesday, particularly towards the east, where there will again be plentiful showers, and late in the day, we may even start to see some sleet and some snow to pretty low level

rain spreading from west to east. east.e watching bbc news. down a ballistic missile that was fired from yemen. fired from yemen. was heard in riyadh though no reports of injuries. reports of injuries. iran has denied accusations is destabilising lebanon. destabilising lebanon. minister, who announced his resignation earlier. resignation earlier. stood down because his life is in danger. danger. have left hawaii on their way to japan. japan. stop which were taken in south korea, china and the philippines. korea, china and the philippines.

early sunshine in the east and south—east will not last, the cloud in wales and south—west england, somel stretch further east with a bit patchy rain with it. not too much but some heavy bursts in south wales and south—west england. cloudy and damp in the afternoon, some of my other. —— are some of us milder. single thing —— single figure temperatures again for most of us. into saturday night, outbreaks of rain in parts of wales and southern england, allowing clear skies across much of the uk. the frost will take hold going into sunday morning. quite widespread and shop in places and at other temperatures fall lower away from town centres to below freezing. we will see the sunshine on sunday in the east, not so cold for northern ireland and wales and the south—west but cloudy with patchy rain, trying to push east but only making limited progress on sunday and for most of us temperatures in single figures. cloud and rain will move north east sunday night into monday and called a rare in scotland means that when monday begin there could be some snow in scotland and perhaps not just on the

we had an administration that talked about sharing the middle east and e quill ib rum in the middle east which would mean a percentage gained. >> how do you feel about the trump administration's policies? >> they've said the right thing. the focus is the right focus. the question is that ground game. the question is that type of granularity and detail on the ground you need to do the challenge. not just by passing some laws or talking about money coming in. that's just a small part of it. >> can you really have a ground game if half the state department is empty, for example? >> that's a very good question. that is part of your ground game. the work of development. the work of relationship, the intelligence community. all of that has to be part of our response to what they're doing. >> first of all, i think he's right, but i would not trifl yalize forces or other things. there's a whole bunch of big parts. so that they're not just going to go away to their own. any way. you didn't say that, but -- >> that's very much true and needed to be said ch i want ones flexibility of the iranian re

from west to east through scotland.. not a bad start in northern ireland. the rain heaviest across the west facing coasts, north west england, in wales and the south—west, coupled by gusty winds. central and south—eastern areas should start dry and will probably stay like that for much of the day as the weather front makes slow and painful progress further east. probably grinding to a halt towards the midlands by the end of the afternoon. dry for much of daylight hours in the southeast, ten, 11 degrees. cooler and fresher brighter conditions with a scattering of showers to the north and west. the front has to clear away so it will be a cloudy and milder night in the wednesday morning. clearer skies to the west, a ridge of high pressure builds to quieten things down. but not for long, another front is waiting in the wings and we do it all again on thursday. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two. breaking news — a british hostage is killed in nigeria, three weeks after being kidnapped. thre

anglia and the south—east., heavy rain for northern and western parts of scotland where here it will be turning a little bit milder but cold, like i mentioned, in the east. for tuesday, quite a messy picture, that weather front will continue its journey eastwards. some heavy and persistent rain on it as it slowly trundles eastwards. fairly mild here but turning cold again across the north and the west with sunshine and showers. and then on into wednesday, again, we're in between weather systems. that one eventually clears in the south—east and leaves colder, clearer conditions in its wake. more wind and rain pushing into the north and the west later on. this is bbc news, the headlines: there's been a major purge in the government in saudi arabia. ten royal princes, among them several senior ministers, as well as dozens of former ministers, have been detained in a campaign to stamp out corruption. the crown prince appears to have sidelined powerful rivals. president trump has arrived in japan the first stop on w

a few showers across dorset, perhaps in the hampshire as well, but for east anglia and the south—eastt, yes, but the chilly one. three, four orfive degrees. a start, yes, but the chilly one. three, four or five degrees. a lot of crisp sunshine to come during the day on tuesday but the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas, drifting that bit further south, perhaps into east anglia, parts of the east midlands as the day goes on. the showers wintry, particularly over high ground. a few showers at west as well. even in the sunshine, feeling cold. five to eight degrees. now, as we go through tuesday night the showers continue to feed in across eastern areas. the showers wintry, mostly over high ground, but perhaps starting to turn wintry to slightly lower levels at this stage. temperatures hovering around freezing or a touch below. there will be frost for some of us on wednesday morning. so this is how the weather pattern looks. high pressure to the west, low pressure to the east, that is what is feeding the northerly winds down across the country. strong, biting winds on wednes

the middle east right now, as i said, is a dangerous region. more dangerous even than it normally is. we have some advantages in the middle east with our allies, countries like israel and jordan, egypt, the gcc, we should press those advantages to try to rebuild the security order there that have served us pretty well over the last 40 or 50 years or so. and i would say that starts first and foremost with recognizing that iran is the source of most of these challenges in the middle east and therefore any time we have a chance to separate the country like qatar from iran and bring them back within the fold we should take that. >> senator cotton, thank you. thank you to all of you and the hudson institute at well. thank you. [ applause ] well. thank you. [ applauses well. thank you. [ applause well. thank you. [ applauses well. thank you. [ applause ] >> of course, depending on your political perspective, your see -- you interpret the absence of light in two ways. if you belong to the left of the political persuasion, you might say this is appropr

staying cloudy towards east anglia and the south east, but in between, we have got a sunshine sandwichving south and east ward, but we return to the milder conditions on thursday. temperatures back up to 11 to 14 celsius. more details on the website: that's it from me. bye—bye. hello, it's tuesday, it's 9am, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme. this morning... the controversial policy of stop and search — is it an important measure in tackling knife crime or does it just lead to alienation of the black community? your behaviour, how you work on your bike, stay still. i am allowed to film. i was given an apology for what happened and i was invited to go out on patrol with their offices to see how they use stop and search powers. ourfull report in 15 minutes and really keen to hear your experiences too. what effect did it have on you?

center and swords to plowshares, block 3 east. planned 119 unit development that will serve formerly homeless veterans and low-income families. this request is made in anticipation of the close of construction financing and start of construction in mid-december. block 3 east is located along 3rd street, two blocks south of mission creek. bounded by 3rd street to the east, long bridge street to the north, mission rock street to the south and a market rate apartment building called venuto the west. block 3 east is within close walking distances to many services and amenities, public library, parks and open spaces, banks, grocery store, child care and health care services. before i go into additional detail on the 3 east project i want to take just a minute to provide some background on mission bay. redevelopment plans owner participation agreements or o.p.a.'s, the o.p.a.'s allow r fo the development of up to 6,514 residential units in mission bay with nearly 30% total set aside as affordable housing units. in mission bay north all

lydia. ( lydia ) in the east bay...ted for bringing a loaded gun to school. it happened at de anza high school in richmond last friday and police are just now releasing the information. the revolver was found in the student's backpack after a school resource officer was alerted about the possibility of the student having a gun. (same super) ( terisa ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) new this morning... we are learning more about the gunmen accused of killing a concord high school student earlier this month. a 5th person has been arrested for the murder and police believe that they are also connected to another shooting in october. lawrence janson was shot and killed outside of olympic high school. the shooting happened just after school got out on november 6th. police have arrested five people including 20-year-old kristhiam uceda and 18- year-old bryan chachagua. the other three are all minors and police are not releasing their names. during the investigation detectives disc

the breeze picking up in east anglia and the south—east.in showers pushing in. a bit of sleet over the higher ground. which is showers in northern ireland, in between the sunny spells. —— wintry. uk wide, colder than yesterday. 4— eight celsius at the very best for most of you. feeling colder in the wind, especially in the east. the winner will pick up the night, feeding showers across eastern district of scotland and england. a few showers in the far west of england and wales. many will be dry. clear skies. some frost around. where use either showers there is the chance of ice into tomorrow morning. on wednesday, a cold they install. especially when you have the showers coming and going all day long. they will turn increasingly wintry across parts of north—east england as well. further west, a few showers in the far west of wales in south—west england. many will be dry, with some sunshine again. chilly in the wind. temperatures down on today‘s values and down further on thursday. it is these eastern areas which are most prone to showers, e

a lot of brake tapping through the east bay and east shore freeway, concord, walnut creek saw rain earlier. steady flow of traffic. palo alto willow avenue the revolver ramp is closed and that will remain closed until next year when they open the new interchange, only one willow off ramp to access either direction both sides of 101. >>> coming up next, a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay" including reducing traffic on one uft south bay's busiest freeways, the steps you can take to help congestion along the corridor. >>> happening now a developing story, yemen faces the world's largest famine in decades, a senior official is asking the saudi led coalition to lift the blockade. land, sea and air were shut down. >>> the vatican says it will stop selling cigarettes to its employees, it will start next year. the vatican says it cannot contribute to an activity that damages the health of people. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today >>> 6:56 on your thursday morning. here are the top stories we're covering on "today in the bay." >>> we beg

turned milder again with temperatures into double figures. —— long into the north—east.essure to the south—east, that is the story at the end of —— next week. always a chance we will hold onto some cold air in scotla nd we will hold onto some cold air in scotland so a risk as the systems move north, perhaps a bit of sleet and snow especially in the hills they are. less likely but still possible later in the week, high—pressure becomes established in the north—west of the uk and we start to draw that colder air in, never too far from the north—east, all the way back south across the uk with temperatures dipping once again. next week, getting off to a mild start, cloudy with some rain at times. it is likely it will stay that way throughout the week but there is still a chance with that cold air locking in the north—east, that it will come south again. temperatures about to go up once more but they may well be coming back down. when? keep watching. tonight at ten — robert mugabe is refusing to resign as president of zimbabwe, despite being held under house arrest. he's been

but for east anglia and south—east england, probably quite a grey start to the day, either with low cloudthe morning. the rain across northern england could be quite heavy for a time during the morning. behind that, the skies brighten up significantly but it's not completely dry in scotland. here there will be a number of showers, particularly across north—western areas of the country, blustery winds setting in here as well. through the rest of thursday, our band of rain pushes southwards. now there could be a few breaks in the clouds ahead of that band of rain. and in any case, as the rain band works towards south—east england, probably arriving in the london area around four o'clock in the afternoon, you can see there's barely any rain left on it. to the north, as the sunshine comes out, down go the temperatures. 6—9 degree celsius in those sunnier moment in the north of the uk. during thursday evening, the band of rain finally clears away from south—east england. with clear skies, it's going to be a cold night. towns and cities temperatures getting down to three degrees or so, in londo

perhaps we'll see stronger winds along the east. showers shifting off shore.wind. it's the subtle shift between wednesday and thursday. the weather system in the north sea, if anything, the area of more organised showers, if you hike, threatening the east coast for thursday. we could see strong winds by then and it looks like we'll start to see more showers feeding into wales and the south—west of england. again though, still a cold day to come and still plenty of winter sunshine away from the exposed coasts. for friday, a similar picture, showers in the east. feeling much colder in the wind. as for the outlook for the following weekend and the week after that, well, we are still going to be stuck with a lot of cold air. mild airwaiting to stuck with a lot of cold air. mild air waiting to move in in the atla ntic air waiting to move in in the atlantic but it's all tied into an area of high pressure that's kind of got blocked and isn't going to go anywhere in a hurry. we keep that low to the east, the high to the west, the chilly air stream, perhaps if the high

east anglia, largely dry for the south east.here with fewer showers but it will be cold. temperatures around three, 7 degrees. then a change in wind direction bringing more showers back in on thursday passed northern ireland, wales and the south of england. in between a lot of dry and sunny weather but feeling cold. you're watching beyond 100 days. donald trump travels to congress desperate for a political win. but even today his tweets seem to get in the way — top democrats cancel a meeting after he disses them online. the president has insulted so many senators that capitol hill isn't exactly friendly territory — but he needs them now to pass tax reform. why is this native american princess suddenly part of a fierce political debate? president trump calling a us senator pocahontas has created a firestorm. north korea has fired a missile and it raises tension in the region.