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you can see the water on our lens out there.ffic it looks like people are slowing down allowing extra time. i want to check in with rob right now. >> is this going to be steady throughout the day or downpours? >> more so through the morning. showers, cooler temperatures and the story this morning a half inch of rain and climbing. seeing more than a half inch of rain. richmond closing in on an inch of rain. as you see there, the high definition scan. now back on to our storm ranger mobile doppler radar you can see the downpours in high definition as they approach the coast around the peninsula to san jose. you're seeing lighter rain. we will see rain totals and speaking of the rain totals now live to nbc bay area's vianey arana who joins us and we're seeing the rain coming in at times sideways due to the gusty winds. vianey? >> reporter: the rain hasn't stopped so i will get out of the way. the sideways rain continues to flow. this is one of our better higher resolution short-range models and this gives you a good look at approxi

he caught the eye of reporter len moran -- len ramirez right away. >> tell me what you are doing today. >> i am protesting for the florida shooting. >> reporter: the interview was brief and so was little leo's message on the cardboard around his neck. leo was the only one to walk out of his second gave -- second grade class, so his mom decided to take him to lincoln high to join the older kidss' protest. len ramirez tweeted this photo. little did he know, the photo would go viral. tonight, it has more than 10,000 re-tweets and 40,000 likes. celebrities have responded including comedian patton oswald and actor -- actress piper parable. but some responses question whether leo really understood the walkout. for those people, here is the answer from leo himself. >> guns are not safe, and people get hurt. and teenagers shouldn't bring buns -- guns to school. >> reporter: do you feel safe at school? >> know. >> reporter: is that why you are here? >> yes. >> reporter: his mother took to facebook for those questioning her son. she said he wanted to walk out after watching the news. maria medin

kpix5's len ramirez on what the company is vowing to do. len? >> reporter: there's a lot the company says it has to do, but mark zuckerberg definitely feeling the heat from a backlash from the social media that he helped create. now yesterday the #deletefacebook was trending. today it's #where'szuck, at least before the statement that stop say was long overdue. facebook founder mark zuckerberg broke his silence saying he was spending time investigating what happened. in a statement posted to his own facebook page, zuckerberg said, "we have a responsibility to protect your data and if we can't, then we don't deserve to serve you. eye been working to understand -- i've been working to understand exactly what happened and how to make sure this doesn't happen again." >> a lot of people are asking themselves a question, why now? >> reporter: antonio garcia martinez with wired magazine used to be an ad man for facebook. he said the tools of analytica allowed them to harvest data of 50 million political users for facebook ads for donald trump have been

standing water on the roadway hitting the lens. now, getting there the traffic flow is just fine but be careful. we have a number of scattered crashes around the bay. most not a big deal. this one highway 17 around hamilton reports of a spinout, again, off the road, no major crashes, but watch the conditions, they are slick right now. back to you. >>> breaking news in austin, texas, where the anxiety may be over for a lot of folks. authorities say the man behind that recent string of bombings is now dead. the dramatic confrontation unfolded overnight in a nearby town called round rock. police already zeroed in on that bombing suspect and then he detonated a bomb inside his car, it was just before 3:00 this morning, as the s.w.a.t. team was moving in. officers had been tracking that suspect for hours. they first followed him to a hotel parking lot, he then drove away and into a ditch and that's where he blew himself up. >> the individual involved in this incident was a 24-year-old white male and we are not going to give out any info

you can see those raindrops trying to mess with our camera lens. we'll have moderate to heavy rain, then this afternoon thunderstorms. we'll have gusty conditions out there. we are seeing lines of strong precipitation. we'll zoom into some of the spots coming up. >>> right now we are tracking the usual crowds developing out of tracy, westbound to 580 slow until you get into livermore then things start to pick up about a 25-minute ride to 680. but then you are slow going again because we have an accident along westbound 580 into castro valley. currently it's blocking all lanes. chp is going to be running some traffic breaks to try to allow cars to get through that stretch but in the meantime, we are seeing a big backup develop so just a heads up for drivers who plan to head through castro valley. plan for delays and leave a little early. back to you guys. >>> a shootout at a busy san francisco intersection sent dozens of schoolchildren and pedestrians ducking for cover. a police officer is recovering this morning. he is one of six people that were i

and literature and in prizes and also in parliaments around the world so it is looking through this lens how is the gender equality featured or not. through this lens and how is the gender equality featured or notm feels like it has more momentum because of what has been coming to light especially in the area of sexual harassment. obviously initially in hollywood but many industries world over have been looking at this issue as women have been coming forward to talk about it. so many women can feel very alone when something like that happens and this time and this moment, with social media, they find out they are not alone, they are being listened to in a way they have not done before. these events taking place today. this picture is live from seoul, we can see a large gathering of people, men, women, young people, all marking international women's day. another story in the daily telegraph, it has in its front page, battled to raise cash holding it feel entrepreneurs back. this is a letter sent to the uk government saying more needs to be done to support women who want to start a company

or the lens of a consumer. there's the small "r" republican view of immigration through the lens of citizenship. progressives view it through the lens of identity politics. what matters most is not an individual citizenship but one's race, ethnicity and gender. in this framework there are clients and there are service providers. the overarching framework is the administrative state. third, for some cato libertarians what matters is not whether one say citizen or a client, but the consumer. for them, the transnational consumer in the global marketplace is superior to the rieft a free people to rule themselves by determining, for example, their own immigration policy. immigration enforcement by the trump administration is an example of republican government, small "r." it's based on the principle of sovereignty of the people. those core principles of sovereignty and consent are directly challenged by two forces in america today. by progressives and by some libertarians. on the transnational progressive left, nanc

but it has been a lens that sometimes distorted some realities, especially those of people of color, froamerica, where the only images were of domestic servants, to africa, where the only images were those of primitives, often unclothed or as savages, but now the magazine is turning that lens on itself, starting with it's april edition, devoted entirely to race. from its cover, to america's shifting demographics, to the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr., 50 years ter his assassination. that decision even involved an apology for the way "national geographic" covered race in the past,ts made byditor, susan goldberg. susan goldberg, thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: at what point didiz you rethere was something wrong about the portrayal of people of colo >> well, i had certainly read meories over the years of people feeling like the nsrtrayal of african ameri in this country and some people countries really wasn't balanced, that african americans here and people of color here were all butnvisible, that people in other countries were sort of held up as exoti

so from that lens, this isa north korea. so from that lens, this is a historic meeting.hat just talk less, this is a historic meeting. and in terms of whatjust talk less, this is something we are all piecing together in terms of its significance. but we had to keep in mind that when the chinese meet with an official in this capacity, it is an official in this capacity, it is a done deal. in several ready taken place in terms of that kind of transaction. that is a part of the broader — looking at how this all played out, this is what we are basically wherein free—fall right now, it is taken by air on —— has taken thereon by surprise. but given the summit that is coming up between president donald trump, moonjae—in, and kim jong il, president donald trump, moonjae—in, and kimjong il, it would have been strange if he had not met his ally. the meeting between the two korea's and donald trump, what we know of the chinese style of this type of summit is that this is the end of many processors in and of itself. so from this i can say we can expect some resumption of the six par

kpix5's len ramirez on how cisco's five year push is supposed to work. len? >> reporter: well, that's five years and $50 million to help solve the homeless crisis here in santa clara county. some say that kind of money could be a game changer. ...much more is needed. and now because of a 50 million dollar pledge from cisco systems, more co [sot super:jennifer lovi these 135 extremely low income housing units will be ready to house homeless people in a matter of months, but with thousands of people living on the streets much more is needed and now because of a $50 million pledge from cisco, more could soon be on the way. >> when a company like cisco makes a commitment for this kind of money, they're really signaling that we have this i think really important opportunity to be able to end homelessness. >> reporter: cisco's pledge is for $10 million a year for five years to help solve the homeless crisis in santa clara county. the money will be managed by the nonprofit destination home. it's the same agency that's building this project at second and keys in san

whatever is in that lens. they can take a person and give them perfect eye sight or close to it, but what we get, we get basic surgery, and your glasses will make it better. that's it. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> commissioner, i wish to add something. i have something in common with mr. krueger because i also had my cataract surgery last month -- oh, actually in january . now, i can see the corruption in san francisco more clearly as a result. now really, we should get the best possible surgery. these are our senior years, we need all the faculties that we can have, whether it's hearing, whether it's vision, and we should have the best possible surgery, and it should be of the highest quality. i am really benefiting from the surgery in the right eye. i'm going to have it done next month, after income tax, and i'm sure i'll be a beneficiary of this. but we really have to have the highest quality. i think it's imperative, especially since these are our gold golden years, so please consider what mr. krueger said. >

the roadways you can see the water on the lens. this is palo alto past ikea heading up into san francisco, towards the south bay. both sides very light as we show on the map. the radar lens also shows up as blue on the map. that's the road weather conditions. and we're looking at the rain having traveled across to the east bay and into the south bay as rob showed and puddling and ponding on either side. so far no closures for the freeways. we do have a couple of incidents that popped up where there was flooding in the oakland area. westbound 580 a crash just cleared at lake shore. now there's a new one. you saw the speed sensors slow around 880 right around broadway. another crash reported. possibly two in the area. both of them are on the center divide or the right shoulder from the cars involved. we'll track those reports from chp. to the bay bridge relatively smooth on the freeways. a quick look at the bay bridge shows you the backup is tough to see because you need the wipers. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 4:50 right now. in

. >> one of these days i want to go out there with mike and hand lens, just be his assistant and seerms it would be like chill and exciting at the same time. >> absolutely, because he's also dedicated to adventure.he says this was spring in the central plains and in a monsoon in the desert southwest. he's got broad swathes of american sky he is covering. >> i'll tell you what, if you're sitting out there watching this, it might look cool, there's a rainstorm. when you see the final product and it's mind-blowing, you realize how much work goes into the post production and the editing to really make it visual. >> the clarity of the black and white is what's catching it. >> the images he got and tlves to black and white. different storms. not all of them are the same. >> this is security footage from a restaurant the jamaica inn. there is an employee working away. looks like she's cleaning some of the trays. that employee hears something in the back. she turns around, but doesn't see anything. >> i saw something there. >> did you see that? >> something moved in the back there, maybe rus

workers as a candidate and president, he's been consistent about looking at all of it through the lens of the worker and wants a strong industry in the country and makes it clear including in a bilateral press conference with the prime minister of sweden that the country's been on the losing side of the trade and wants to stop screwing the american worker and industry. i want to point out to you, people think peter navarro parachuted into the white house recently. last april 29th on the 100th day anniversary of the president's inauguration with his staff and mr. nah -- mr. navarro went to one of the oldest companies and the president signed two executive orders one establishing the trade and one district -- directing a review of trade deals. he's been at this since day one. >> bill: just back up a second. big pressure from republicans on the hill. you mentioned the word screwing, is that a metaphor for how they've addressed this -- >> they're so grateful the president is keeping his propositions. we have to dignify all types of work and this president has said if you don't have steel y

kpix 5 len ramirez says facebook users are having second thoughts about handing over so much personal information. >> reporter: facebook is facing a backlash from users like kat gutierrez. >> i was talking to my whole salon right behind us about canceling our facebooks, all of us. >> reporter: and the potential crackdown by congress. >> if the industry won't solve these kinds of problems themselves, then we'll have to solve them with legislation. >> reporter: two new investigations were launched in the wake of revelations that facebook gave up the personal information of 50 million users to cambridge analytica, which used the information to pinpoint political ads in favor of donald trump in the 2016 election. the u.s. federal trade commission is looking into it and the british parliament is calling on facebook founder mark zuckerberg to testify. an emergency meeting was called this morning and zuckerberg was reportedly absent. >> we have a situation where they haven't been as transparent as people would like. >> reporter: the media technology professor says facebook crossed a line wit

we expect you to leave this moment with a new lens on, a lens of understanding that we need enforcementthat they are enforcing." >( james ) nearly 700 people were hoping to speak at the podium. but the meeting was shut down just a few hours after it started... as the protest outside became chaotic. one person was arrested for assaulting a police officer. ( darya ) protesters angry over the death of stephon clark also forced a lockdown at sacramento's golden 1 center. the arena is just a few blocks away from city hall. this is the second time in 6 days that protesters have blocked fans from getting into the basketball arena. ( darya ) we have continuing coverage of the stephon clark shooting on air and online. on our website we have more video of protests around sacramento... the 9-1-1 call that led police to stephon clark and the lawsuit being filed against the city of sacramento. it is all at kron 4 dot com. ( darya ) also in the east bay.... also in the east bay.... an s-u-v jumped a curb at the oakland airport.. hitting three people and injuring four. the driver was dropping the driv

no one should die from gun have i lens in this country. >> 16 year old diamond of scotsdale traveled overnight by bus with the chicago organization brave. a peer-led violence pretension-- prevention. she wantings people to understand in her commviity gun ence is a part of their daily lives. >> my cousin passed away. his name was frankie. gun violence. and he was shot andl kiled due to being in a caught fire in his kamplet he was shot in the head. for parkland it was that one ment, for tus is every day someone dies or a few people due die due to gun violence, for us it is forever and has been forever. >> no more violence. >> we know our facts, we are doing our research and we wiltal keep sing up for what we bleevment until what we believe comes true. >> a pbs newshour student reporting lab, in washington d.c. read more student coverage in the march for our >> sreenivasan: read more student coverage of the march for our lives. visit pbs.org/newshour. full page ad as poll giezing for last week's data privacy scal dafnlt meanwhile some faistbook users decided to download all the data the

. >> look at the rain on the lens behind you. right now we are dealing with slick conditions for drivers. so if you are getting ready to head out the door, be prepared for some slippery roads and we have reports of some standing water. this is a pretty common area that we see this -- some flooding in the roads or ponding i should say. this is right as you make your approach towards the lower deck of the bay bridge. so interstate 80 eastbound direction just before 4th street reports of some standing water in some of the lanes. do look out for that. you don't want to hydroplane. opener that, pretty calm making your way into san francisco. we have a little bit of a backup over at the bay bridge toll plaza in the cash lanes. no metering lights and no major backups. >>> the hunt is on this morning for a hit-and-run driver who killed a bay area teenager. it happened near alma drive in vallejo around 4 p.m. yesterday. police say that for some reason a gmc suburban rolled backward on the sidewalk hitting a pedestrian an 18-year-old girl.

pride dot com that's an independent news website about the aroma and ethiopia welcome to you all mr len show a new leader but is the government wiling to carry out the reforms that protestors have been calling for. thank you so much. yes. there is. a new leader oh. person for the ruling. and then. shortly to become the prime minister of york bureau. the the ruling party has been going through different. process of. no one and the change it means that. it is bringing all what it has been doing to respond to the grievances that people of ethiopia in general have been addressing and so we can say that yes. or leader and inspiration in general. ready to respond to the needs of the people and the star de mar how do they arrive the people feel about this new leader is that enough to appease them and does he represent a real change for then. i think the most important context here is that this is the only leader that could have pulled back from the brink in certainly the ruling party from edging closer to what most people would say does a loser and so in that sense i think this is the best of

we certainly hope people won't just look at this through the political lens and will listen to their constituents who are saying the potholes, the bridges in disrepair. the traffic hassles. all of that this president wants to tackle it even though we know the local communities know best how to fix it in their areas. pete: you mentioned how infrastructure should be nonpartisan. other thing nonpartisan our justice system. we have seen abuses in the fisa process under the observed. a lot of the calls from members of congress to potentially appoint a second special counsel while a response to a letter yesterday from the attorney general says he will not be appointing a second special counsel to investigate fisa abuses. instead nominating an attorney john huber to look at it from the outside and work with the ig. is that enough for the white house, the outside john huber to work with the ig? or would you like to see a second special counsel? >> well, based on everything that we see publicly, including on this network on a daily basis. there is no question that more information needs to co

or at least to them a thank you very much for that a saddam joining us from frankfurt we have a gary len show and addison and muhammad they more and washington d.c. thank you all very much for your time today and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time i visit in our web site al jazeera dot com and for further discussion to go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from the all of the problem of the whole team here thank you very much for watching by for now. the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people that there are choosing between buying medication or eating bass is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist and just posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. april on al-jazeera from the stories bey

you can hardly see the traffic because the water is on the lens. can make out here closer to me, easier to see the cars. 101 all right right by the weather camera. the rest of the roadway is really light for san jose. also in the tri-valley, the sig alert, the traffic alert by chp at brunell. your left two lanes blocked. what happened there was a box truck, 26,000 pounds that hydroplaned and lost control. both directions are slowing because of the distraction at the divider. the rest of the bay moves nicely. >> major concern during any storm power outages. a live look at the pg&e map showing where there are outages at the minute. we last heard more than 1,000 customers were without power. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live. we know a lot of people's power is out right now. one of the things they should do in the event of something like this? >> reporter: first and foremost, pg&e did put out some tips. >> if you see a downed power line avoid that. don't go near it. you can still get electrocuted. call the authorities and just stay away. the pow

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them understands things that are very, very challenging in the state of the world, and offering a lens, you know, through which to be able to see them or experience it. so -- >> just to echo what you are saying, it's like what is really exciting is to me is that augmented reality and virtual reality is a layer that you put on top of whatever exists there right now. and the difference between virtual and augmented is simply how transparent is your experience. can you see what's happening, can you see the actual reality, or are you just seeing the virtual thing and the virtual object. so, in some ways, our stock and trade is things that are boring. that are parking lots that are all retail buildings. whatever nobody else can use. but it's also a beautiful concert, a dance performance, because the dancers can be wearing whatever you would like to imagine them wearing, they couldn't wear in the real world. so, that's the excitement is what can we do together, take multiple people's imaginations and plug it together into a single experience. >> wild. all right. let's move on to another ques

next up will be philadelphia and el len town. we'll have more details coming up in just a bit. >> if you're still without wifi because of this storm, comcast has opened xfinity wifi hot spots for anyone who needs them, even for those who are not xfinity internet subscribers. you can open the app, it's a free app, it has all the information on thousand access those hot spots. nbc 10 will continue our live team coverage still ahead. >>> we are in a first alert for this major winter storm and we have you covered. we have storm force 10 checking on conditions on the roads in delaware county. we can tell you we still have another 5 to 6 hours of snow and the snowfall will be intense. right now we are traveling in landdale to show you the conditions there. >> want you give a live look at the stadium in wilmington delaware. that was not the case this morning. obviously the situations that deteriorated as has the visibility. our team coverage of this major winter storm kins. >> we are staying on the air to keep you informed about this st

kpix5's len ramirez on what facebook is promising to do to rebuild public trust. len?porter: well, it does have a lot of rebuilding to too and that is part of what mark dug -- do and that is part of what mark zuckerberg is doing at this moment. he's giving his first on camera interview since the scandal broke to cnn, but we do have an excerpt from that interview where mr. zuckerberg talks about some of the tools facebook users will get in the near future to help them identify how much of their data is going out. >> when we identify apps that are doing sketchy things, we'll make sure we tell people then, too. that's definitely something that looking back on this i regret that we didn't do at the time and i think we got that wrong and we're committed to getting that right going forward. >> reporter: so mr. zuckerberg has a lot of explaining to do. in fact, he's doing it right now, but some say that his statement today and his interview now is long overdue. after being missing for days while the cambridge analytica scandal unraveled, facebook founder mark zuckerberg broke

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we did see from time to time we saw droplets on the lens. they just started to dry out, you showed here this sheen on the roadway, this is 101 north of that 680/280 interchange. there is some slowing in the area partially because that's where we see t but some of the rain leaves the road weather index with the green highlighting. this is a crash moving to the shoulder north 101 oakland road. the whole bay showing friday lighter traffic. brisbane around sfo, hayward, san leandro and a new crash at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. i'm going to give it a few minutes for chp to get there and we will let you know what they find. back to you. >>> now we want to take a at this beautiful picture from the caltrans camera on interstate 80 in the sierra. guess what's missing, the cars. we do have some good news for drivers, the eastbound direction of 80 is now open again after closures because of the winter storm problems overnight. westbound 80 remains closed through most of plaser county, chains are required east bountd as well. >> "today i

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effect he attaches a contact lens on to the paper then he just holds up the new image in front of the iris scanner and in the blink of an eye the security mechanism has been cracked. and. you might be in a cafe or on a train so you need literally a fraction of a second while the eye is open if you keep on filming the person's face with your camera eventually you'll get a decent iris image that you can use. it uses a dot map for the face over thirty thousand laser dots are projected onto the face which you can only see with an infrared camera the camera reads the map and converts it into a three d. model which is in turn matched against the key data stored beforehand. in addition an artificial intelligence algorithm is used to permanently register. changes in the face and modify the face idea accordingly you can now also use the set up to pay online. but the only phone technology isn't secure either as seen in videos on social media with twins unlocking each other's smartphones. plus children can access their parents' i phone. just on watch my phone with his face. complete strangers ca

on, a lens of understanding that we need enforcement that carries out and cares for the neighborhoodthat they are enforcing." mayor darrell steinberg joined by city council members and sacramento police chief daniel hahn held a moment of silence in honor of clark and offered words of encouragement... before the nearly 700 people expected to speak could have their turn at the podium the meeting was shut down three hours after it started as the protest outside became chaotic and one person was arrested for assaulting a police officer, according to the sac p-d. the sac p-d.according to officer, a police for assaulting was arrested for assaulting was arrested one person chaotic and outside became protest started as the after it three hours shut down meeting was podium the turn at the have their speak could expected to people expected to speak could have their turn at the podium the meeting was shut down three hours after it started as the protest outside became chaotic and one person was arrested for assaulting a police officer, according to the sac p-d. that was that was sara zendehnam

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against too much optimism so it's with that lens about their viewing visit to the united states although of course they are cognizant of the fact that the man has to try. in front to thank you so much. and it's not just the e.u. worried but china too the most influential business lobbying group in the u.s. has warned president donald trump against imposing tariffs on chinese goods u.s. chamber of commerce president thomas dunn who said such terrors could spark a trade war between the two countries and would eventually hurt u.s. consumers and the economy is remarks come after reports that trump is considering slapping tariffs on up to sixty billion dollars worth of chinese imports. and shares in siemens healthiness units surged in their debut on the front of stock exchange today the industrial giant raised four point two billion euros the market launch was one of germany's biggest in recent years the sale of the company's made to take business as part of siemens the old joe cases a major restructuring of europe's top engineering company. the mood was buoyant as help in years shares starte

the big question in my mind is what is the lens through which u.s.view this trade conflict? is it through an economic lens? if that is the case, sweeping tariffs don't make much sense. it imposes massive costs on the u.s. economy. maybe that'll -- is not how trump and his advisers see it. maybe they see the conflict through the lens of great power competition between china and the u.s.. a competition ultimately that controls the global economy and if that is the case, maybe some are aterm economic costs price worth paying. if it is that great power competition, then clearly the potential for this to escalate, retaliation from china, other countries being brought in, is rather larger and we could start looking at numbers which to start taking a chunk out of china's gdp. guy: great stuff, thank you for the analysis. tom orlik, bloomberg's chief asia correspondent. thank you. let's stay in asia and go to singapore for more on the market reaction to all of this. mark cudmore joins us from our mliv team. function up. hrh we are all the way to the left han

but the young are here they want to go back to the lens of their fathers and grandfathers the young want to go back they have more ambition than their elders. israel's military released images showing palestinians throwing stones at the border on friday israeli gunfire killed at least fifteen people but the military says it was careful to target only what it calls instigators the spokeswoman accuse the militant group hamas which controls gaza of using civilians to disguise attacks on israel what we've seen over the last twenty four hours is anything other than a peaceful protest what we've seen is a violent riot in its clearest form the hamas terrorist organization has said that people here to camouflage that true intentions and we've seen that on the ground just behind i'm standing right now. a road because a palestinian buried their dead on saturday but hamas has promised six more weeks of mass protests in the run up to the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding if past history is any lesson these protests are likely to end and more violence and bloodshed. one of the more on this

a small minority of bottles had no plastic particles at all. lens, you can actually see pieces of plastictars. a technique developed for astronomy had to be used to count every dot. of ten of them per litre. smaller particles were also found, an average of 314 per litre. these weren't positively identified, but were probably plastic. or any agreed way of checking for them. what's striking is how widespread this problem is. they found plastic floating around inside. is often what's used to make the cap. maybe what pollutes it. we approached all the companies involved, a few didn't reply. those that did said they maintained the highest standards of safety. beyond a trace level in our products. positives, detecting something other than plastic. regulatory framework or scientific consensus on testing for them. below the limits for particles set for pharmaceutical companies. even in highly treated products. plastic is turning up in unexpected places. last year this lab found it in samples of tap water. so what does this mean for our health? particles can cause any harm, but that isn't out of t

.>> seeing on the lens. >> and within the past 10 minutes, it started dumping. so that's what we'll be seeing a lot of. we want to show you where that rain is coming down. it's like morning, and you definitely want to take your time out there. here is a look at your headlines. they warned you about the storm and wet and windy weather is here. it has really timed out for the morning commute. strong winds are going to last drought the morning. guess around 40 to 45 mask. and we get a break this afternoon we may see a break. there will be a little bit of instability. the high death doppler showing a lot of rain coming down. all along the coast to downtown san francisco. so it's really picking up just north of kellogg. look at this. it's about two inches of rain per hour right on highway 29. so it takes up to the north bay just know that there could be some ponding. it's really starting to pick up and then as we move further west south, a slight break a bit less than rainfall right there and then through tiburon a lot of this is going to move towards richmond and th

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this is they don't use light from both lens britain's allies launch a wipe of diplomatic expulsions against russia over the poisoning of a form of double agents all because you saw oil rig wakes up to touch them so i just get tired of united states time some fifteen european nations are exporting russian diplomatic stuff russia says it will respond in kind all something on the program its banks most wanted man passed by you see germany judge that's all talk about seven discreet a college bush may be extradited to spain was a cop told the cops long topical boss love it remains on edge after a night of part of the time. retirees are voting come because in egypt's presidential election president how sisi opens up to went to so many view the photo as a shop for signs of tanakh will be closely watched. all. the. time for a welcome to the program. britain's prime minister says it's the largest expulsion of russian intelligence officers in history united states canada ukraine and fourteen e.u. countries are expelling more than one hundred russian intelligence officers over the poisoning of a forme