garza's argument. the argument could be that the appeal would be reinstated, all parties before the court agrow that even though mr. garza signed an appeal waiver that certain fundamental claims survived that appeal waiver. when the appeal is reinstated, the plea agreement remains intact, theware will remain intact, to succeed on an issue that'swayed he would have to prove he has a claim in this record that his appeal waiver was involuntary. all he's seeking to do, maybe this is a better way to describe. this consider two similarly situated defendants. both sign a plea agreement. both plea agroments contain an appealware. both defendants instruct counsel to notice an appeal. in the first situation the counsel follows that client's choice. all parties agree the appeal will be perfected, he'll get access to the record required to identify issues for the appeal and make sure proceedings proceeded in a way that's lawful and the plea is valid and there will be judicial review, either of the merit or if appe

garza. as we note, mr. garza here has a very colorable, i think, meritorious claim that his appeal waiver was involuntary. we addressed the specific facts there, which include shortly before his second plea, indicating on a form that he was not waiving his right to appeal, going into two plea hearings, neither of which inquired, as were required under state law, under rule 11, into whether he was waiving his right to appeal. and being advised three times that he had a right to appeal. and i just want to note that that claim could not be raised on post-conviction. justice alito, you asked whether it was raised and dealt, the answer is no. the very pages that you referred to by the state, the district court says, i do not understand mr. garza to be challenging the voluntariness of his appeal waiver. i see his petition as only addressing the voluntariness of his plea agreement as a whole. so even though the lack of advice would seem to support his claim, i will not consider it that way. and if i could just fin

garza. >> thank you. >> then she reveals the identity of his birth mother. >> deborah garza. >> wow.arza. >> was 16 when you were born. she absolutely did not want to give you up. you okay? let me let you get a breath. >> yeah. >> she wantsouo t s veloyo very much. >> wow. wow. >> here's the other thing. she wants to talk to you tonight. >> oh. >> i didn't give her any information about you. she doesn't know what you've been going through with the leukemia. i didn't want her to think that you were searching for her for >>ontreas ton.o come back and the first thing i do is start asking her for stuff. >> pam gives him his birth mother's phone number and heads out. >> all right. enjoy. >> that's pretty heavy. every night. i don't know how to feel about it, to be quite honest. it's weird. i mean, finding out that she exists. my head is like -- >> the ia of speaking to a buy logical family member for the first time is nerve wracking for any adopted person, but rob has another hurdle. how to break the news to his birt mot that he's sick. tohand. in virginia beach, deborah anxiously awaits

garza's answer was, my sentence. it would not be an onerous burden for somebody with an appeal waiver challenging the decision of counsel to say, you know what, i can convince this court that i would've raised one of the automatically excluded areas. >> i think mr. ali said that garson would like to raise the issue of the voluntariness of his agreement. is that still an open question. >> no, your honor. he never said that in the state courts. >> has there been a dizzy on the issue by any state court? >> the district court at ivy league pages 31 through 32 -- excuse me, 30 through 32a of the appendix on the petition, the district court specifically asked garson, what issues do you wish to raise on appeal? if we reinstated to write, what would you pursue? he specifically limited it to the sentence issue. specifically, the court noted that mr. garza had not raised any direct challenge to the waiver. >> council, i'm looking at page five of the brief, the blue brief, and so you didn't write it, but it says that, mr. garza

garza was pronounced dead at the scene. the infant was taken to the children's hospital in oakland where police confirmed she died tuesday night. sot: we lost two young lives an extremely young life and that family is devastated now and you know it impacted our organization. 35 year old jessica martin from tennessee is now facing murder charges for slamming inot the garza's and 2 other vehicles last night. martin is suspected of being drunk behind the wheel. sot: it's really taken a toll on our whole department and we just feel so sad for the family that they're having to go through this. martin's bond is set at more than $2million dollars.police say there is dash cam video from one of the vehicles involved in the accident. however, it's not being released at this time. the garza family has released a statement through an attorney asking for privacy... the statement reads in part quote: "kristen garza is mourning the death of her husband, hector and their 8 month old daughter, camilla who passed away last night. kristen is

multiple people were hurt and garza was killed. camila died tuesday night at the hospital. a family spokesman says the family is asking for privacy as they grieve saying in part, the garza family is struggling to comprehend how this tragic incident has taken the lives of two beloved individuals. kirsten is surrounded by family and friends who are providing her with love and painful time. >> it's really a toll on our whole department. and we just feel so do everythi we can to make sure the person responsible is held accountable for her behavior. >> reporter: walnut creek police says the suspect 35- year-old jessica martin had a blood alcohol level above the legal limit. investigators have also obtained video of the crash captured from the dashcam of a tesla car. martin appeared in court wednesday charged with two counts of murder and dui involving injury. >> it's a tragic heinous case and the charges were warranted. we have evidence of the elements we need to prove the case. >> reporter: she was driving with her boyfriend from the crash. they recently lived in los angeles bu

garza was pronounced dead at the scene. the infant was taken to the children's hospital in oakland where police confirmed she died tuesday night. sot: we lost two young lives an extremely young life and that family is devastated now and you know it impacted our organization. 35 year old jessica martin from tennessee is now facing murder charges for slamming inot the garza's and 2 other vehicles last night. martin is suspected of being drunk behind the wheel. sot: it's really taken a toll on our whole department and we just feel so sad for the family that they're having to go through this. martin's bond is set at more than $2million dollars.police say there is dash cam video from one of the vehicles involved in the accident. however, it's not being released at this time. the garza family has released a statement through an attorney asking for privacy... the statement reads in part quote: "kristen garza is mourning the death of her husband, hector and their 8 month old daughter, camilla who passed away last night. kristen is

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which was absolutely should mean and in my view indefensible one which was that the way to pacify garza was every few years to go in in huge force as they did in two thousand and two thousand and twelve and again in two thousand and fourteen and that will somehow keep garza quads now i think even some people in israel particularly in the military are beginning to wake up to the fact that for their own security reasons as much as anything else that may not be the best strategy but then on the other hand israel is coming up with a facing an election where there's a lot of right wing pressure to mow the grass and then one can only hope that pressure is resisted. nigel is a part of the problem though for the people of gaza that the leadership and the political conditions on the ground in gaza are so dire right now allows the israelis to say the problems in gaza are not caused by us they're caused by misrule they're caused by hamas they're caused by corruption it's nothing to do with us if gaza was a liberal democracy everything would be fine but it's all hamas is fault. of course i mean tha

we hear arguments next in garza vs. idaho. >> may it please the court. unanimous court held that -- a unanimous court held that where a defendant pleads guilty and instru

. >> reporter: but for another brownsville resident, gilbert garza, it's not so black and white. >> whenou have 1,000 people trying to come into any area, it's definitely something that will raise up eyebrows or concerns on what's going to happen. >> reporter: garza manages a gun range here in town and says his clientele is divided on the issue of immigration. >> are you glad the military's here? >> yeah. i mean, anytime you have some kind of uniformed officer in any environment, it always makes for somewhat of a more peaceful resolution. >> reporter: while he believes securing our border is important, he understands why people want to come here. >> the united states is the best country in the world. we already know that. that's why we're here. we want productive people in society to come to the united states. as long as they go through the right channels, i'm not opposed to people like that at all. >> buenos diaz. >> reporter: and when we met back one sergio and mike they took us to meet some of the people who left everything behind to come here for a better life. greeting newcomers rel

"blanca garza" ♪. ♪. ♪. >> bueno, son las 12:28 , pasamos con blanca garça quien tiene preparado un adelanto cámara unas jovencitas querían un aventón pero al ver a los sospechosos se llevaron tremenda sorpresa. >> sería mortal, esto y más a partir de las cinco en su noticiero< >> gracias blanca ¿le gustaría ser atendido por un robot en un bárbara o restaurante? en praga un artista y arquitecto crearon un establecimiento llamado cyber dog donde piden su vino por una app posteriormente el brazo y abre la botella y sirve hasta cuatro copas de vino, coloca la copa en una bandeja hasta llevarla a la mesa. hay robosts ismilares pero este es único porque hasta entretiene >> y no tiene nada y me encanta la tecnología interactuar con ellos nacional nos. >> la capital recibe a mandatarios internacionales que van a estar presentes maÑana en la ceremonia de toma de posesiÓn de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. el mundo mira a buenos aires donde arranca la cumbre del g 20 con una agenda marcada por las tensiones comerciales y la lucha con el cambio climÁtico, el presidente macri llama a todos a dialogar. >>

. >>> sus son las 12 28 del mediodía bueno vamos con blanca garza y un adenato de lo que tenemos preparadoe alguien inesperado. >>> y una escuela en búfalo en nueva york está llamado mucho la atención una máquina expendedora le explicamos es que en otras escuelas hay máquinas de golosians pero esta vende libros para moitvar a los te y se les regala una moneda al mes para que saquen de las máquinas los libros que prefieran y esperan ser unmodelo para otras escuelas. >>>b uena idea. >>> así es, bueno se venden porque les dan esta moneda para que ellos mismos los puedan sacar. >>> son moneditas doradas que miran mucho en las películas . >>> y lo hacen para que aprendan que tienen qemter una moda. >>> y también fomentar la lectura también padres de familia si su hijo no es de los que regalen monedas, es buena idea. >>> muchas gracias por acompañarnos, pasamos con noticiero nacional >>> >>> hoy jueves 20 de noviembre mÉxico se prepara para el cambio, peÑa nieto se despide de 3 aÑos de presidencia mientras lÓpez obrador ante de la toma de posesiÓn este sÁbado por supuesto con cobertura especial

the father, hector garza, was pronounced dead at the scene. <"we lost two young lives an extremely young life and that family is devastated now and you know it impacted our organization."> (pam) 35- year old jessica martin from tennessee... is now facing murder charges for slamming into the garza's and two other vehicles that night. martin is suspected of being drunk behind the wheel .. her bond is set at more than $2-million dollars. police say, there is dash cam video from one of the vehicles involved in the accident. however, it is not being released at this time. (ken) it's no surprise that more and more people are feeling like it's either unsafe, uncomfortable or a hassle to ride bart.. (pam) now, another quality of life issue is hampering the transit agency. kron 4's dan kerman explains. sotthis is not acceptable for us as a society to accept and nobody that rides our public transportation system should experience this, nobody.diane wagner isn't talking about the latest round of violence or suspicious behavior on bart, she's talking abou

. >>> blanca garza nos acompaña. >>> ¿qué tal? una familia ya pudo reunirse gracias a esta plataforma y es que no todos los desalojados están en refugios, muchos están acampando en estacionamientos a la espera de noticias alentadoras (habla en inglés). >>> tras 4 días de agonía la búsqueda de amanda melvin por su padre terminó, nosotros la encontramos en facebook luego de que ella posteara que buscaba desesperadamente a su padre perdido (habla en inglés). >>> docenas de familias están haciendo lo miso con la idea dlocalizar aquellos que continúan desaparecidos (habla en inglés). >>> la residencia de jacobson sobrevivio a las llamas, situación que le da una nueva esperanza a esta familia que tras días de espera pudo reunirse ayer en un establecimiento de walmart, dice que solo le queda agradecerle a los extraños que le extendieron su mano amiga. (habla en inglés). >>> y es que equipos de búsqueda y rescate contnuan trabajando arduamente para ayudar a las familias recibir respuestas, antropólogos forenses están para identificar sere

. >> last month the supreme court heard oral argument in the case garza v. idaho.at issue is whether a criminal defendant may appeal his conviction after making a plea agreement waiving his right to appeal. lower courts of may different rulings so the case is being decided by the high court. >> we will hear argument next to date in case 17-1026, garza v. idaho. mr. ali. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. and flores-ortega pain and was court held that where a unanimous court held where a defendant

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hector garza was a loving husband to his wife and a proud father to their eight-month-old daughter. he was driving home last thursday evening when his car was one of three hit by an alleged drunk driver on south broadway in walnut creek. the suspect, jessica martin of tennessee had a blood alcohol level well over the legal limit. >> this is a tragic case. the charges are warranted. we have evidence to prove second-degree murder in this case. >> the bail is set at more than $2 million. a friend of the family said of a gofundme page to help pay for expenses. >>> 4:57. search efforts are underway for man who vanished and was last traced to a park in nevada. police say mark was on a road trippin plan to meet up with family in new orleans. his motorcycle was abandoned in nevada. investigators say he used his t and that his om him. >> >>> 4:57. the police of google are not happy with their company. why many will walk out today right here in the bay area and around the world. >>> the growing number of central american migrants heading north. details coming up at 5. >> >>> ♪ ♪ the things th

este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 6.mÚsica) ♪ >>> quÉ tal les saluda cesar bayona >>> y blanca garzate el incendio camp estÁ contenido en un 45% esto mientras la calidad del aire a sni ve nivel local desciende mucho, tendremos la mayor cantidad de reporteros desplazados para mantenerlos informados >>> vamos desde chico donde la agencia fema hizo un registro por los afectados del siniestro andrÉs cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn allÁ >>> es un paso difÍcil pero necesario. hablamos con muchas personas que nos dicen aÚn estÁn negados a la realidad que se estÁn afrontando y estÁn sacando fuerzas desde donde no tienen para comenzar el proceso y otros dicen es difÍcil la situaciÓn pero estamos con vida y hay que seguir. >>> al seÑor gustavo le gusta asimilar aÚn que se quedÓ sin su paraÍso. hoy se acercÓ a fema para comenzar a reconstruir su vida, sin tener claro dÓnde lo harÁ. >>> quiero volver a ver mi ciudad amo paradise. >>> necesitamos asistencia de lo mÁs mÍnimo que me puedan llegar a dar para mÍ ya va hacer creo que mucho. >>> prefiero perder todo a perder a mi hija >>> la seÑora marÍa nos di

. >> reporter: a family friend said hector garza was an engineer and a well-known club d.j. who adored his wife and daughter. >> and she was an adorable angel and he knew that and loved her. and gosh, this is heartbreaking, you know? >> the suspect jessica martin was apparently only in california for a her boyfriend who was also in the car. they were here in california looking for jobs. reporting live, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> chp is now investigating a deadly bus crash. two people were killed in the four-vehicle pileup. a france tour bus collided with the vehicle that recked and caused a chain reaction. at one point the tour bus drove over on top of one of the cays it hit. the investigation does not believe drugs or alcohol were involved. >>> and now to campaign 2018 in the final push for candidates. president trump is on the road this evening, speaking in front of a rally. it's happening in the fort myers area with a heated race in florida for governor and a u.s. senate seat. more than 3.4 million people have already voted there with republicans having a slight edge in bal

, i have to say though i don't want to make it say, you know, i mean, i remember when i met alicia garzayou know, one of the founders of the black lives matter movement that was from the bay area, like i am. and i had realized that a loft the filipino-american kind of activist people were, like are, trained with alicia garza. >> host: exactly. >> guest: there's absolutely that solitary my happening, and there's been -- solitarity happening, and there's been work happening. but what does that look like as a system. what does it look like at school. what does it look like with scholarships. what does it look like -- i had, you know, a few years ago i saw this documentary by chris rock called "good hair". have you seen it? oh, my god, it's fascinating. i learned so much from that documentary, but what i did not know was that asian buzzes own a lot of -- businesses own a lot of the black hair economy. and so, of course, the question that i had is, wait a second, so if asian people are profiting from, you know, black people, then, like, what's the -- do we help provide scholarships? like, wha

que causan impacto nuestro comunidad de rentas, impuestos por la gasolina, estaban en juego, blanca garzaestas muy importantes que habrían tenido un impacto en el bolsillo de los consumidores, empezamos con esta propuesta. no fue aprobada en estas eleccionid los impuestos y cuotas el año pasado pasaron como parte de la propuesta de leypara el transporte en el estado y de haber sido probada la propuesta seis habría incrementado el impuesto en gasolina, carreteras y transporte público, en la actualidad la gasolina para vehículos tiene un impuesto de $0.12 mientras que el diesel en un impuesto de $0.12 >>> vamos a la propuesta ocho que esta tampoco fue aprobada. buscaba regular los montos que las clínicas de diálisis renal ambulatorias cobra por el tratamiento de diálisis y que hubieran requerido se realizaran informes anuales al estado y que las clínicas no pudieron ingresar a lugares debido a su cuenta de pago >>> otra propuesta más es la propuesta días y esta tampoco fue aprobada. esta habría anulado la ley aprobada en 1994 donde se restringe la capacidad de gobiernos locales de imponer e

el mismo discurso de frontera cerrada y el horror de separaciÓn de niÑos llevaron a d don trinidad garzastinta. en lago mÉxico michelle crÍtica de las polÍticas migratorias de trump ganÓ. mientras en estados como texas y arizona los republicanos no lograron las victorias a las que estÁn acostumbrados despertando en cambio a un enemigo que amenaza su poder. >>> el voto mÁs progresivo, el voto mÁs de color, de mujer y juventud. >>> es analista dice que el interÉs en hacerse ciudadanos s estÁ en aumento. >>> cÓmo me puedo naturali queÍ demÓcrata promete ponerle freno a las leyes anti migrantes de > titulares de la noche lleva nombre de mujer, concretamente de los asientos de mujeres que protagonizaron una jornada histÓrica. >>>(habla en inglÉs( >>> la mujer mÁs joven de la cÁmara de representantes toma la primera musulmana, la primera nativa americana, anoche las mujeres hicieron la diferencia y muchos analistas piensan q >>> sÍ se puede.en este paÍ >>> si algo ha sido significativo en estas elecciones es el tiempo de las mujeres. >>> esta maÑana vimos al presidente trump que dice que hoy É

. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las cinco >>> le saluda blanca garza >>> y césar bayona.ros ganan un poco más de control sobre el incendio camp al norte de california. ya llegó la lluvia. esta precipitación también pudiera causar grandes dilemas. adelante flavio, cuéntanos cuáles >>> así es, buenas tardes, así llegó finalmente la lluvia. llueve fuerte y los números reciben esta precipitación de forma positiva ya que les ayudará presuntamente a apagar las llamas del incendio que se encuentra al sureste del condado, pasamos a las imágenes que tomamos hace poco de la ciudad donde nos encontramos. esta precipitación también preocupa a las autoridades, varias agencias locales, estatales y regionales se preparan para la alta posibilidad de deslaves para los próximos días.. se espera que llueva de forma intensa y en varios puntos del condado sobre todo al este de esta región donde se contra las llamas. son imágenes que captamos hace pocos momentos. una comunidad que quedó totalmente devastada por las llamas del incendio horas después de que se reportara el siniestro . >>> unidad

hector garza was driving his nine-month-old daughter camilla home from her grandmother's house when amashed into the roof of their vehicle thursday. hector, a popular club dj died at the scene. camilla died from her injuries yesterday. today, jessica martin of tennessee was charged with two counts of murder. documents say her blood-alcohol level was above the legal lilice are seeing a significant drop in use of force incidents. according to city records, the number of times police has used force on citizens has declined 35% over the last three years. as for officer-involved shootings resulting in death, you can see in 2016, there were three each. and there have been two so far this year. police are crediting an expanded training program. this is all about de- escalation. >> right, de-escalation. we are all familiar with escalation. police often find themselves in chaotic situations, trying to get someone under control. the first thing they do is yell, freeze, get on the ground. ffenproa aly works no anr -- and angry, out of control, screaming at the demons he believes are inside the b

a fundraiser set up to help garza's family has raised more than 100-thousand dollars. we have a link to the go-fund-me on our website at kron-4 dot com. (grant) police in hayward are investigating an officer involved shooting. it happened last night on o-neil avenue-- close to several car dealerships on mission boulevard. police say a man was reportedly armed with an edged weapon. but it's not clear yet why officers opened fire. the man was injured and is being treated at a local hospital. police have not released any other details. (vicki) in the north bay.. a man is hit and killed by a smart train in santa rosa this morning. it happened south of the hearn avenue crossing. offcials say a man was walking down the middle of the tracks when he was hit. this is the 3rd time a person has been killed by a smart train since service begain in 20-17. two of them were determined to be suicides. (grant) in national news tonight... a federal judge has ordered the white house to reinstate press credentials for a c-n-n reporter.(vicki) the trump administration revoked jim acosta's

. >> héctor garza murió allí y ayer su niña falleció en un hospital . >> una niña de seis años fue baleadaue, la pequeña tiene la bala dentro de su cuerpo y la madre angustiada asegura que el crimen va en aumento. >> tendremos más información sobre esto. >> una familia demanda al distrito escolar de san francisco porque su hijo fue tocado inapropiadamente por uno de sus maestros. >> los demandantes aseguran que las autoridades cubrieron al sospechoso y destruyeron evidencias de crímenes que cometió a lo largo de los años. >> este es (información en pantalla) un exmaestro que está en prisión acusado de cometer actos lascivos , con menores de edad en la escuela (nombre en inglés), sus crímenes habrían comenzado hace una década. >> nos asegura la abogada que un estudiante fue tocado inapropiadamente y que habían evidencias fotográficas, pero la escuela no lo despidió y eso es inaceptable, preguntamos cómo fue destruida la fotografÍa y dijo que mediante investigaciones . >> esto continuó a lo largo de los años con cinco adolescentes, la fiscalía le otorgó cargos criminales. >> el hijo de la se

then israeli defense minister of a deliberate man quit on wednesday in protest of the garza ceasefire which he described as a capitulation to tara the un security council held an emergency meeting on the conflict the day before in which the israeli representative and the palestinian observer were at loggerheads security council must only condemn hamas we condemn in the strongest possible terms this aggression by israel there is no such a thing both sides there is hamas that attacks and fires the result of this blockade which is immoral and illegal and it is inhumane and we will continue to take any measure no measure necessary to protect our people that this round of violence was created as a result of a botched. bizarrely military operation in the gaza strip it's very interesting for me to hear the israeli ambassador speak about the gaza collation all of the victims except one of this round of escalation where palestinian all of the victims were inside gaza and not outside of the gaza strip israel bombed a t.v. station it bombed residential buildings it leveled them to the ground tho

palestinian deaths including a senior member of hamas is military wing in the southeastern portion of garza one israeli soldier killed in that operation israel said that it was not an attempt to go in and kill this man that it was some other kind of operation that went wrong hamas appeared to accept that but there were calls for a tally ation and we saw a huge retaliation in terms of the sheer number of rockets being launched and that of course led to the israelis responding in very. large scale in terms of air strikes on targets that might not have been targeted in recent months targets they said how muscling targets bitch which were in built up civilian areas so it was extremely dangerous and closer than we've come before to a full breakout of war the other side of the ledger is that hamas has something to gain from trying to resume the cease fire talks which had led to a few coming in for the o.t. power station money coming in to fund at least partially civil service salaries and the israeli prime minister has been arguing the case for trying to quell and calm the situation in around gaz

but what you just saw there was the moment an anti-tank missile fired from garza hits an israeli bus five people were injured in that attack one of them seriously all together militants in gaza fired some four hundred missiles into israel around one hundred of those were intercepted some did hit residential areas killing one person and injuring another seventy reports a defense ahrens were heard again in southern israel on tuesday morning but the events of last night were preceded by a covert israeli raid that resulted in the deaths of seven palestinians including a local militant commander and israeli special forces colonel was also killed in that the professor of international or georgetown university told us the situation in gaza is fragile. these attacks the israeli attacks is going to alienate the palestinian much further because anyone who would be injured road lose a dear one a loved one in these attacks would not harbor any good feelings for this or even the u.s. . administrations in general and particularly this one and this present president has been doing exactly what isra

relatives of those killed in monday's ass strike have been gathering as to morgan garza twente densify the bodies we should warn you that there are disturbing images coming up according to officials the victims were all young men this happened today after a cave israeli raid which killed eight palestinians including a local militants commander. thank you for the own. thank you dozens of rockets that have been fired on the israeli gaza border one of the rockets struck a bus a civilian bus in tel and it led to an injury of five one of them was a serious injury that is really media and the israeli forces a claim that these rockets have been fired by hamas which they consider as. terrorist military faction also we have dozens of rockets that fired from gaza and air strikes of israeli air strikes that respond to these rockets at the same time this is kill ation or distribution of escalation that is happening in the gaza strip recently is due or a result of the operation the special military operation that happened yesterday by the special israeli forces there was an exchange of gunfire betw

palestinian attacks week or monday israeli fighter jets struck palestinian targets after militants in garza launch rockets and mortar shells of liberians resignation does come. palestinian armed groups in israel confirmed to cease fire he's branded the truce a surrender. for me the cease fire deal reached yesterday combined with the long term deal with hamas is a surrender to terrorism there's no other word no other meaning but surrender to terrorism. meanwhile residents of an israeli town on the border with gaza strongly oppose a ceasefire with a mass and claim its government is caving in to militant violence heavy cross border fire has killed one israeli and seven palestinians. i. was. was. ok well let's discuss this further now with. his from the beginning said at the center for strategic studies at israel's bar land university thank you very much for your time mr cater firstly let's just talk about the resignation mr leiderman says that he's stepping down because he feels that israel's response was too weak i just wondered does he have much support for that stance in israel. yes i think

least seven palestinians were injured in clashes with israeli forces on the eastern border of the garza strip on friday as palestinians continue their territorial protest known as the march of return demonstrators had been burning tires and waving flags israeli forces and responded with tear gas reportedly leaving dozens suffering from breathing problems palestinians have been coming to the border every friday since the end of march demanding the return of historical lands israeli authorities have continued to defend their use of force they saying they are defending the border from terror and over five thousand palestinians are currently imprisoned in israel meanwhile with more than five hundred serving life sentences for terror related offenses they are often forbidding to you from having any contact with their family and this is led the wives of some of the prisoners to resort to radical methods. including actually found me on some sort of his son to cut all prisoners will be doing. that as israeli prisons of the most secure in the world the palestinian prisoners are still able to tos

country's worst moments in the ongoing civil war of us for that is our senior correspondent laura garza he has been following the international reaction for us. central european powers france germany in particular seem to be less than enthusiastic about america's latest calls for more sanctions against russia germany in particular saying that it is still supporting the north stream to gas pipeline from russia to central europe this follows on from various u.s. officials calls to enforce and to strengthen sanctions against russia we certainly encourage all european allies saluki card to distil sanctions could be implemented are saying at this point that it's not something germany and france have said they're considering but these things i think can develop over time the u.s. president donald trump himself asked and whether he's going to condemn russia's actions in the u.s. well he spoke more critically of russia than he has in a long while but he said that he's going to wait for a full report from his advisors before condemning any russian action that will be very determinative maybe i w

which was absolutely should mean and in my view indefensible one which was that the way to pacify garza was every few years to go in in huge force as they did in two thousand and two thousand and twelve and again in two thousand and fourteen and that will somehow keep quiet now i think even some people in israel particularly in the military are beginning to wake up to the fact that for their own security reasons as much as anything else that may not be the best strategy but then on the other hand israel is coming up and facing an election where there's a lot of right wing pressure to mow the grass and then one can only hope that that pressure is resisted. nigel is a part of the problem though for the people of gaza that the leadership and the political conditions on the ground in gaza are so dire right now allows the israelis to say the problems in gaza are not caused by us they're caused by misrule they're caused by hamas they're caused by corruption it's nothing to do with us if gaza was a liberal democracy everything would be fine but it's all hamas is fault. of course i mean that's

based in jerusalem nicholai mladin off that perhaps garza could return to a situation of all out war he's given those warnings to the u.n. security council and certainly diplomats there are concerned but there is no consensus on action and that's mainly due to the fact that the u.s. of course is a permanent member it has a veto on any resolutions at the security council and its position for now is wait wait for the u.s. is plan with regard not just to guard but the whole israeli palestinian situation that's the plan that's being drawn up we're told by president trump son in law jared kirshner but for now there's no sign of that plan being announced. ardelia sheindlin is a political analyst thank colum messed with nine seven two magazine she says the timing of this operation is suspicious. what we understand you know the army is trying very hard not to let out details about what actually happened but it makes it seem because the timing is so strange and because as you point out the prime minister was in paris also giving a press conference to israeli press arguing for why there should

for months media return garza has been focused on the protests from the border especially on fridays as no but now young palestinians and israelis are trying to give each other and the rest of world a glimpse into what their lives really are like on both sides of the big divide. the gods of the world sees in the news is mostly about numbers numbers. numbers of homeless numbers resisting in gaza is that. you can help us find an ugly foil or voices to share our stories with the world. some of the pictures we post and some of the videos we make or instagram effect the side of the story that isn't normally the case if i may surround libya the stories of regular people the farmer the shoemaker's downstairs everyday people the ones we don't normally hear about in the news the forgotten ones the ones behind the numbers this kindergarten was destroyed by these ready bombardment of a nearby building some of the children went to the kindergarten and found it destroyed but they played with their toys despite the destruction. of humanity among the i'm alone on a phenomenon the you're going to le

palestinians are confirmed injured by israeli fire in the latest border clashes on friday according to garza's health ministry it came as hundreds of protesters gathered amid a reported cease fire with israel however there have already been reports of violence with israeli defense forces clashes have been happening for seven months during protests known as the great march of return palestinians demanding the right to return to the lands they say have been illegally occupied by israel since since march more than two hundred palestinians have been killed and thousands more have been injured the i.d.f. denies though it deliberately targets civilians. in other news the russian defense ministry has drawn attention to thousands of militants living in a huge syrian refugee camp where living conditions a said to be dire and the terrorists can apparently gain easy access rick brown refugee camp is in an extremely difficult humanitarian situation the total number of people limits is about fifty thousand of which about six thousand are militants controlled by the u.s. well i discussed the disturbing situ

peacekeeping in the united nations is here as is that of political affairs as well but i'm sure the garza situation is going to top the agenda what should they do now the u.n. has been warning of an all out conflict in gaza for some time now nicholai mladin off is the un's man on the ground as brief that to the u.n. security council but this is an issue whether you u.n. security council can't take any action they've not been able to get any agreement not being able to get any real it resolution on the way forward and that's because of the position of the u.s. which of course has a veto and is prepared to use that vetoes show many times on the side of israel and the u.s. position is wait wait not just with regard to gaza but with regard to the whole israeli palestinian situation wait for the peace plan that's being drawn up by the president's son in law jared cushion and the world continues to wait but of course the situation gets more desperate james thanks very much. at least three people are dead and eight others injured after a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul a protest near

injured at the border between the gaza strip and israel despite peace talks involving egypt and the garza based organization hamas in an attempt to stop the violence. clashes with israeli defense forces have been happening for the last seven months in a protest by palestinians known as the great march of return which they demand the right to return to lands they say have been illegally occupied by israel and smart at least two hundred eighteen palestinians have been killed thousands more have been wounded the idea of the denies it deliberately target civilians saying that it has the right to defend its borders from a group israel considers to be terrorists. a massive wildfires engulfed the u.s. state of california destroying thousands of buildings and forcing areas into emergency evacuations residents across california been urged to leave by officials more than a hundred fifty thousand have already been evacuated reports say the first moving wildfires have destroyed an entire city currently threatening to move in on the iconic location of malibu it's believed at least five people have bee

and they still hold concentration camps all thousands die there and as one of the suspects in garza goes on trial here in germany today accounts are viber tells you wu why it's so important to talk about the cops. and in football the champions league returns but one big name will not be playing liverpool's third on security will not be on the field against red star belgrade because of fears. i think albanian background will spark violence. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us americans are voting in one of the most crucial midterm elections in decades today some thirty six million americans have already cast their ballots an early voting and that's far more of the same time in the last midterms donald trump is calling the poll a referendum on his presidency. early voting has begun for the u.s. mid-term elections and early polling suggests it will be a record year for turnout. and it's all because of this man he's divisive and he's energizing for those that love him and for those that don't this election is why they've been seen as a referendum on the man everyone can't look away fr

getting silence for brief periods but not in the long term he said the decision to take fuel into garza from katsav was a mistake he said he tried to stay on as a faithful knesset member he said his reasons for tendering his resignation basically boiled down into two main areas fifteen million dollars into gaza in cash again was a mistake in his opinion he said unequivocally that a lot of that cash went to and i quote the families of terrorists he also said his second main area that he felt very uncomfortable with given the five hundred rockets have been fired at israel he couldn't look the families in the south of the country in the face doing the job that he's done since may of twenty sixteen stephanie decker is our correspondent following that story out of west jerusalem so steph clearly he felt his position was completely untenable. that's correct or you just pretty much wrapped up what he said there he doesn't agree with the ceasefire two main points the fifteen million in cash that was hand carried by the qatari envoy the weekend before all of this happened the deal was that that

jaring some of ukraine's worst moments in the ongoing civil war thus far our senior correspondent laura garza has been following the international reaction for us central european powers france germany in particular seem to be less than enthusiastic about america's latest calls for more sanctions against russia germany in particular saying that it is still supporting the north stream to gas pipeline from russia to central europe and i think that the government has of course taken note of the criticism the north stream to ease first and foremost an economic project that's what we've always said but at the same time we've repeatedly indicated that it has however a political dimension to this follows on from various u.s. officials calls to enforce and to strengthen sanctions against russia we certainly encourage all european allies salut card what additional sanctions could be implemented i've seen at this point there's not something germany and france have said they're considering but these things i think can develop over time u.s. president donald trump himself asked and whether he's going to

. >> reporter: hector garza was a well-known club dj who adored his wife and daughter. >> she was just an adorable angel and hector, he knew that and loved her. kirsten, gosh, it's just heartbreaking, you know? >> reporter: the suspect jessica martin was apparently in california for a short time. according to police she was here with her boyfriend who was also in the car at the time of the accident looking for a job. reporting live, walnut creek, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> verizon wireless on the hot seat this evening for throttling back data on cell phones used by santa county fire crews. it happened a couple of months ago at the largest wildfire in california history. kpix 5 julie watts is in santa clara where there was a little heated meeting just a while ago. >> reporter: that's right, allen. verizon refused to restore data speeds while fighting the complex fire unless they agreed to upgrade to a more expensive plan that could have caused as much as $800 per month per phone. now they apologized, saying it was a mistake. but they called it a special meeting to find out what they have

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and crashed into three cars. 45-year-old hector garza of walnut creek one of the drivers died at thescene. his baby daughter camila suffered major injuries. she died on tuesday at children's hospital in oakland. >>> starting today, the six week open enrollment period begins for health insurance plans under the affordable health care act. the trump administration has new rules including allowing more options and cheaper bare bones health plans. while the plans are cheaper often they don't pay the minimum for things like prescription drugs, mental health treatment or maternity care. also they can exclude or limit coverage based on preexisting conditions. >>> and that's a look at some of the top stories we're working on. >>> dave, thank you. >>> san ramon might not be the first place you think of when it comes to dining and shopping in the east bay but there's an effort to change that. today is the soft opening of city center bishop branch. a new collection of stores and restaurants in san ramon. joining me this morning, brady brandon. also alexander marin jr. who's behind the project.