lodge, and north hanoi two new diplomats had , appeared.am sent one man, and the national liberation front was represented i another. -- by another. inside the conference room, the four delegations sought to find, in the words of ambassador lodge the first practical steps on the , road toward peace. this has been a film about certain events related to the search for peace in vietnam. how these events will serve the vietnamese people depends on how well or how badly negotiations proceed. if fast progress continues, peace will come to this part of the world. only then will our story be what it started as, a chronology of hope. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on her weekly series "reel america", saturday 10:00 p.m. and sunday for club p.m. eastern here on -- 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american tv -- "american history tv

lodges hal. to sites and on hiking trails. unable to stop climate change these residents are learning to live with it. and to bebe prepared fr the consequences in the future. well that's good now the world renowned french mountain it catherine this today. her experiences. concern disturbing thank you very much indeed for speaking to falls twenty four. you've climbed mumble and i've seen a lot of your photographs of senior i had in all sorts of terrifying looking situations you don't seem to be afraid of heights. are you afraid having just seen that report about global warming are you afraid for the future of mumble. residuals moves shoulder needless your true yes things are moving changing glaciers are melting they're becoming thinner by the day notice of just looking at glaziers you can tell that they're changing every year sign is melting faster and faster and at the same time the climate has always involved there have been times that i've been warm weather is very cold. i hope it will come back to what it was i hope mankind

according to sources, aliba ba could lodge all—time low.urces, alibaba could lodge the deal as early as october, seeking to raise 10- $50 billion early as october, seeking to raise 10— $50 billion and that is when they think market conditions might become favourable again and tensions left. the deal could potentially upset beijing at a time when there has been so much disruption in hong kong. now let's brief you on some other business stories: ryanair is heading to court in a bid to block uk pilots from striking on thursday. legal action is already underway in ireland to try to prevent irish pilots from doing the same. the strike is part of a dispute with ryanair over pay and conditions. the uk government says it will automatically enrol british firms in a customs system, as it speeds up preparations for a no—deal brexit. 88,000 companies will be signed up to the system, which will allow them to trade with eu member countries following brexit. the us justice department says it is working with at least a dozen state attorneys general, as it

lodge, two new diplomats had appeared.t of south vietnam and the national liberation front was represented. inside the conference room, the delegation sought to find the first practical steps on the road toward peace. this has been a film about certain events related to the search for peace in vietnam. how these events will serve the vietnamese people depends on how well or badly negotiations proceed. if progress continues, peace will come to this part of the world. only then will our story be what it started as, a chronology of hope. ♪ >> and now you are watching american history tv. every weekend beginning saturday at 8:00 a.m. eastern we bring you 48 hours of unique program exploring our nation's past. american history tv is only on c-span3. >> next on american history tv, the virginia museum of history and culture cohost a ceremony commemorating the naming of arthur asp boulevard for the late african-american professional tennis player. guess include virginia officials and keynote speaker congress meant john lewis. --

he is here at the great wolf lodge.aling with this. >> fabulous, mom. what do you want me to do? >> it's a medley, but they love it. i love it. parents wereng it. >> npeaking of li ladas been al timeline. that's because she's got two things that make her happy. that is french fries and the jo bros. ♪ >> no. no. >> pure happiness. >> she's a whole mood. >> she has the control for those moves? >> excuse me. her mother is like i got this. she is dancing to the jonas brothers huge hit. come on. keep moving and grooving. we'll end with troy and shelly as they take the dance floor for their mother and son dance. it's so sweet as they start. the music stops because they're about to start dancing to this greece mix. >> song by song they dance the night away and have a great time. mama is getting it. she's like son, i know you got it. let's show them where you got it from. >>> a prankster gets a little snippy. >> oh. >>e's like oh. that was an accident. >> how he's cutting people off and leaving them all fire. good to go. >> i l

now he stirs as dud in the amc show "lodge 49."e tries to rebuild his life after the death of his father and the loss of his family pool cleaning business. in season two, a new family takes over his former shop, and dud tries to get a job there. >> actually, i'm glad you're here. because i wanted to come in, introduce myself, and if you don't mind, offer my services. >> services? >> yeah. inventory, maintenance, installation. i got it all wired. yeah, i would be happy to come on, offer myself as a consultant, and when i get off these, jump back in. i don't have a vehicle right now, but i do know every pool from low south to lakewood. >> oh, this is our son buoy. that's his job. >> hi, buoy. >> wyatt russell joins us now. good morning, wyatt. lodge 49 has been described as ridiculously hard to sin opicize. how would you describe the show? >> i would describe the show as sort of an existential journey of my character dud going from point a to point b. point b being nirvana, which is a very simple place, cleaning pools, but you have t

is not easily shaken minor tremors inside the crater are far from the course and often felt in his lodge . the. interruption would give us no more than 5 minutes to respond up here on cotopaxi if the volcano gives us enough time we follow a strict evacuation plan but if not i'll just take my place in the front row to watch this magnificent natural spectacle and then goodbye i'm not afraid. to hike across the barren landscape at the foot of counter boxing we're walking over what were once deep gorges filled in by the countless tons of mud and debris that has swept through here over the course of millennia. 23456 different layers. and maybe the last one the one and close to the top is the one that was producing during the $877.00 are often the last to be corruption and could actually work in a much flow it's produced that when. they were. having an eruption and delay sure a lot more 6000 meters and then you can even imagine the potential energy when the water start to probe down and finally after descending 345 even more kilometers from the top of the work i know we have these deposits but

saying they are short range. >> these are real lodges and north korea the u.s.esponding that they are not taking it, no question we are in a better situation than we have been the recent decade so there's reason to hope the diplomacy will lead to a good outcome. >> the situation is at an impasse. neither party is ready to move. the problem is our allies, japan and the republic of korea, a collapse into political relations over the legacies of d diplomatic solutions. >> interesting time in asia. panel, next, the friday lightning round. 2020 conditional races, candidate casino, plus winners and losers. let's be honest, you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy... oh delicious. or delicious... or fun. ♪ but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%. which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like ah well i don't know what you'd wanna buy cause i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. compare comcast business to your current provider. my c

that it will be so that it would be a 100 percent reliable solar energy is already used to power the lodge. and now to power the jeep as well the solar panels will have to be double the number to generate enough power for all the lodge's fleet it cost close to $30000.00 euros to retrofit each vehicle the team hope the investment will have paid for itself within 6 years. ultimately the start up in visitors installing electric motors and more tattoos the highly polluting buses that clog the streets of nairobi so i think that the best thing about the tatas is the range that they drive and if you drive 6 or 700 kilometers per day it's a lot of them do that means that your payoff time for the solution were very very short and perhaps in the not too distant future city dwellers in nairobi can look forward to the kind of cleaner air and quieter surroundings that safari tourists and wildlife now already enjoy out on the savannah. it's great the way scientists and engineers come up with new innovations improvements on previous models. this are extremely or very sound that's what live on a mode of t

have a great time here at jackson lake lodge. we are going to go back to you. more coming up. big day ahead and for us, a big day ahead as well on the show. paul: thanks very much. the reserve bank of australia say, will have a lot to but you might want to tiptoe around one subject. the aussie dollar has dropped reaffirming its role as a key shield frustrate you, meaning he must take care not to upset one of the few metrics that is moving his way right now. if the fed does cut, it will not be good news for the aussie, will it? >> a lot is about the way in which the fed cuts. after all, the fed did just cut, and the aussie dollar in fact ended up heading down, and that is precisely because powell talked about insurance cuts and midcycle adjustments. he pushed back against the idea that the fed is, you know, just going to cut rates by 100 basis points in the space of a year. that means the rba retains some of the advantage it's got from earlier,that it moves hasoves two times, and lowe been a bit more open about how he still stands willing to cut, even though he

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we are now putting in place to lodge in september the next way to lodge in september the next way toover the next 36 months. we have to have a conversation about the deployment of those police officers and what they are going to be doing because what the public want to see isa because what the public want to see is a restored sense of governance of the public realm. alongside some of the public realm. alongside some of the enhancements to stop and search which we are putting in place to put deal with the rising knife crime but we do need to deal with. the public wa nt we do need to deal with. the public want more reassurance. that is boris johnson's signature pledge. £1.1 billion starting in september. that is in billion starting in september. that isina billion starting in september. that is in a few weeks' time. recruitment start... they need to know which areas the first round of police are going to be launching. then you have got this £2.5 billion for new prison places. a large amount of money. weddings are going to come from? there will be a raft of questions. 0verall there will

freedom' as they marched on the offices of the united nations military observers group, in order to lodgeal complaint against the indian government. in delhi, supporters of prime minister modi backed the indian government's actions. it isa it is a very good move, we will now be able to control terrorism. it is a very good move, we will now be able to control terrorismlj it is a very good move, we will now be able to control terrorism. i went to cashmere in 2013 as a tourist and did not feel safe. —— cashmere. the prime minister has made a good move, will go there again without fear. the prime minister has done what no other prime minister could have done. true indians will support his decision. president trump says congressional leaders in the us are having serious discussions on tightening up background checks for gun ownership. but he told reporters he wants to ensure the very strong views of the powerful lobby group the national rifle association are also respected. mr trump didn't address calls for wider controls on weapons, following two mass shootings last weekend in texas and ohio

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from lille for a club record fee of £72 million pounds. joints from around $87.5 million, having lodgedbehind mbappe. in major—league baseball, three runs a piece for philadelphia to beat san francisco on thursday but it was the shock at the bottom of the fourth inning which proved the most decisive. firstly, that was a 3—1 homerun the most decisive. firstly, that was a 3—1homerun but the most decisive. firstly, that was a 3—1 homerun but also the attempt to make the catch. losing his glove over defence. while extending his arm in what looked like another painful effort. ouch. that is all we have time for. or download the bbc sport app for all the latest. until next time, goodbye. hello. well, the good news is that it's fairly quiet on the weather front but not completely because we are expecting a few showers to develop on friday across some northern parts of the country and that does include derbyshire. the good news is the chance of any heavy rain falling in the vicinity of that reservoir where the environment agency has a severe flood warning, well, the chance of any further rainfal

the chinese side is lodging representation with the united states on this matter. indexes jumpsps. continues to pound boost exporters, divide -- dedespite evaporating business d consumer cononfidence. argentina's move to delay repayment on its government debt is taking a toll on the bond market. downgraded them. they will seek to restructurere $101 bilillion worth of debt. fallenket and peso have sharply since they lost a primary election. he says it is his responsibility to avoid a default. here he is. >> we took charge of the debt issue to defenenthe exchange rate in the short, medium, and long term. we will work as we always have, without specululing. >> the tokyo interernational conference on african development is held roughly every three years. the assembly is taking place in the context of china's rapid expansion under its massive belt and road infrastructure program. japan is looking to compete in that arena through encouraging private investment instead of state loans. shinzo abe taking a swipe at china in his closing remarks. >> while providing assistance, we must plan ou

lodges and citizen groups of all kinds. religious societies. shipments from colleges. ♪ we've got to all get together all you hard-working people ♪ grocer in to tell the the grocery store if i don't get a raise, i can buy groceries no more we've got to all get together ♪ >> why did the community support us? i don't know all the answers. this i do know. most of the community realized in some way we were carrying the bar for them too. the opinions we pulled convinced us. of course, not everyone was 100% for us. >> what is your opinion of the current strike situation? >> i don't know much about the strike. the unions are pretty strong. they don't pay much attention to what happens to us as the public. things are getting high. even before the strike. againstey are fighting inflation. maybe we ought to refer them. >> thank you. >> i'm against the strikes. i'm against unions. i think they are run by a bunch of racketeers. >> these people are trying to tell us how to run our business. they are killing the goose that lays the golden egg. labor is driving business out of existe

nora quoirin was last seen at a jungle lodge where she was staying with her parents.—administered kashmir, as the mainly—muslim population prepare to celebrate the festival of eid al—adha. the security clampdown follows protests over delhi's decision to revoke the region's special status. now it is time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the independent, who say rebel uk members of parliament are plotting to rewrite the house of commons rulebook in order to prevent prime minister boris johnson from forcing through a no—deal brexit. meanwhile, in the guardian, leader of the green party caroline lucas has asked ten female politicians from all parties tojoin her in forming an emergency cabinet in another bid to stop a no—deal brexit. the ft reports global investment banks are shedding tens of thousands of jobs. falling interest rates, weak trading volumes and the growth of automation are being blamed for creating an increasingly difficult climate within the financial sector. germany's deutsche welle says russ

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a tourist lodge is now being built with the support of the are you c.n. the international union for conservation of nature. a lot of people wouldn't expect that this you know iraq is for vacation and for having fun but actually i can promise that this region is very safe. the isolation of the mountains in the kurdistan region of iraq is the best protection for the leopards. only if the area is left untouched. does the spirits of cut it down have a chance. a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you at d w news the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple violations against russian corruption whistleblower sergei magnitsky who died in detention in 2009 his death came after he was exposed or rather he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials. and still to come after a short break a major ruling on america's opioid crisis a quarter in oklahoma orders drug maker johnson and johnson to pay back more than $500000000.00 for fueling the epidemic that kills thousands in the united states every year all

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because of pollution, a small colony of beaver have dammed up a tributary stream and have built a lodgence were common along the river, but today there are only two known beaver colonies left on the stream. the beaver colonies have been replaced by ever-advancing roads of suburban homes built right to the river's edge. homes mean sewage, sewage means sometimes a treatment plan to cleanse the affluent before returning it to the river. properly treated, discharges like this will not measurably harm the water. no treatment or leaky septic tanks will harm the water, however. this is the raw sewage flow from one home, multiply this and the end product is a smelly off-color brew that a stream can accept only in the smallest quantities. ♪ >> the city of akron's final reservoir is lake rockwell, located just north of kent, ohio. the point where highway 14 crosses the lake is a favorite fishing spot. here at the causeway, the current has deposited some of the debris brought downstream along with that contributed by inconsiderate fishermen. the way to learn, they say, is by watching. dad lets jun

dollars he has 7 days to lodge an appeal. in tennis 2 of the sport's rising stars will clash in the semifinals of the washington open one of the warm up tournaments for the u.s. open greek up and comer stefano 6 if i just saw ben wopat but it was australia's nick curios wowed the crowd with an entertaining win over slovakian norbert home boss if he won this and rolling rally on his way to breaking his opponent's serve and then he delivered an ace to win the match. ran over to fake a woman in the crowd after asking her where he should place the decisive shot. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you pro-democracy protesters have again taken to the streets of hong kong a 9th street weekend showing disapproval of the region's government as night fell to numerous clashes with police were reported. this is being news next for syria's reporter on location and of course you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site t w dot com i'm irish winner thing .

dollars as 7 days to lodge an appeal. it's to iceland now where pilot whales have been stranded on the country's southwest since friday it's the 2nd time this has happened in just 2 minutes research as contracts play and if it's more than just a coincidence but then state the efforts of local volunteers many animals have made it back into the open water. a well struggling to breathe. does belong to a group of 50 pilot whales stranded since last friday near fake afaik in iceland there were tended to by dozens of volunteers all worked through to night to keep the animals alive waiting for the tide to come in again. they were lying all around here as you can see but you could hear them raving and you can see their movements. throughout their income out here they're more or less so we brung towels and blankets and such and we had water pumps to keep the animals what with seawater. but i mean. stranding zat this time of the year are not unusual strong local currents and a shot of sea birds can prevent whales from swimming back

. >> now that our enemies and the other side do not accept lodging, there is no place to respond withan enemy lodges a missile against us, we cannot give a speech in the battlefield and say, "please do not hit our battleship." >> i ron has especially oil. european countries are trying to hold this agreement together with all the united states and trying to help iran profit off of some of the its sales. meanwhile, the president is presenting the metal of freedom. this time, he goes to bob koozi koozie. he led the league in assists he was elected to the hall of fame. in announcing the decision, he says, off the court, he fought racism and became a leader for racial equality in and beyond the league. koozie said that he had a conversation with the president, accepting this award. he also told nba.com, "i'm going to the white house with my family and some close friends and i'm trying not to make it political in any way. i'm just very pleased to be chosen at this point in my life." he is one of several athletes president trump has honored with this award, including babe ruth, roger, and ti

which is lodging in november to challenge netflix.and film assets of 21st century fox. speaking of results, while disney's ceo says that the quarter affected the company ‘s effo rts quarter affected the company ‘s efforts to enhance and advance its strategic transformation. now, let's brief you on some other business stories. walmart is under pressure to use its corporate power to help crack down on the sale of weapons in the us. the country's biggest retailer, has faced criticism before over arms sales. but after a multiple shooting at a texas store, and the death of two staff at a mississippi branch, critics say walmart has a responsibility to act. more than 1,000 jobs could be at risk after fashion firm boohoo bought the online business of uk brands karen millen and coast for $22.1 million. the firms 32 uk high street stores and 177 concessions, employing 1,100 people, now appear set to close. administrators deloitte said the stores would trade for a short time. and glencore could be about to halt production at one of the world's b

has summoned japan's ambassador over its removal from the list of preferred trading partners so liz lodging a formal complaint about the export restrictions which came into effect on wednesday torrential rain and floods have killed more than 60 people in sudan the u.n. says more than 37000 homes have been destroyed or damaged and more flash floods are expected a u.s. federal judge is blocked a new abortion or in the state of missouri pending a legal challenge by pro abortion activists who say it's unconstitutional right up to date those are the headlines coming up next psych speaker. the league of nations mandate for palestine came into effect in september 1983. it stated that the allied powers had decreed that the mandates be responsible for establishing quote a national home for the jewish people. join us we'll ask. for your. comment. a local what your would be for the. from manhattan must learn the skill would be. just some them feely little who would be philistine we're. going to a little beautiful as the in men. men or upper mineral c.e.o. not the cause. i think that sign is diplomacy

south american football confederation have also find a messy $50000.00 us dollars he has 7 days to lodge an appeal. to tennis now and 2 of the sport's rising stars will clash in the semifinals of the washington open which is one of the warmup tournament's of for that u.s. open greek up and comers stefanos says the pos saw off then walk pair but it was australia's nick curios who wowed the crowd with an entertaining win over slovakia and norbert gone boss he won this and throwing rally on his way to breaking his opponent's serve and then he delivered an atheist to win the match curios ran over to thank the woman in the crowd after asking her where he should place the decisive shot. you're up to date now on d.w. news i'm there in every speech from me and the entire newsroom team thanks for watching. what secrets quiet behind peace may. find that person to experience and explore fascinating cultural heritage sites. d w world heritage 360 q. i'm not going to get out of the crowd because sometimes i am but most of the things which are research i have.

the south american football confederation also find a messy $50000.00 us dollars he has 7 days to lodge an appeal. in tennis 2 of the sport's rising stars will clash in the semifinals of the washington open one of the warm up tournaments for the us open greek up and comer stefano 60 pos soft been walked past but it was australia's nick curios who while the crowd with an entertaining win over slovakia norbert gone boss he won this rolling rally on his way to breaking his opponent's serve and then he delivered an ace to win the match cheerios ran over to feign a woman in the crowd after asking her where he should place the decisive shot. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you pro-democracy protesters have again taken to the streets of hong kong the 9th street. weekend showing disapproval of the region's government as night fell numerous clashes with police who are reported. this is deja vu news coming up next our series reporter on location on my actuator thanks so much for watching. early the global tourist card fundraise booming capital i love berlin the scope of the ma

korea's someone japan's ambassador over its removal from a list of preferred trading partners seoul is lodging a formal complaint about the export restrictions which came into effect on wednesday the dispute threatens to stir of decades of animosity and destabilize security in the region to ensure way in and floods have killed more than 60 people in sudan the u.n. says more than 37000 homes have been destroyed or damaged or flash floods are still expected and u.s. federal judges got to new abortion law in the state of missouri pending a legal challenge by pro-abortion activists who say it's unconstitutional it's one of the strictest in the u.s. effectively banning the procedure unless it's medically necessary you're up to date those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after sykes people lines in the sound bite. between november 915 and main 1916 britain and france agreed a secret deal for dividing the ottoman empire to the european allies when the 1st world war and so. now we can draw a. very young british politician sir mark sykes and the french lawyer turned diplomats. d

dollars he has 7 days to lodge an appeal. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you pro-democracy protesters have again taken to the streets of hong kong the 9th street weekend of them showing disapproval of the region's government as night fell numerous clashes with police for reportage. you're watching news live from berlin up next we'll meet the woman are women around the world using social media to fight for their rights and you can always get all the latest news information around the clock on our web site. dot com i'm irish waiter thanks so much for joining us. pls. women's world cup america coach cup and the africa cup of nations postseason i pitched traction as he plans to make such an event right around the corner the german bundesliga is heating up and just always clears their.

dollars he has 7 days to lodge an appeal. this is g.w. news live from berlin up next world stories of the week in reports we'll take a look at germany's new deports mas and of course you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website dot com i'm irish waiter thank you so much for joining us. the world is getting more soon. morse could just use a long process. to produce 3000 talk to a team of british researchers to take a more optimistic view. the world does not always a good plan but it's.

the detention centers outside the borders, and they were tkhaurpblg tkhaurpb charged with illegal lodgingone adult remains in custody and will be booked on one count of resisting arrest. as we take you back out here live at the scene where it's cleared up for the most part, and we will have more in the next half hour. live here in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> immigration, of course, one of the top issues discussed at the debate stage in detroit last night. it was night two of the democratic debate. >> there were two targets, former vice president biden and president trump. tracie potts joins us live from washington with some of the highlights. >> you might want to add california senator kamala harris to the list as well because she certainly took some lumps in this debate, and it took a bit to recover from some of them, but biden was a clear target for his opponents and so was president trump. democrats brought a united message about re-electing president trump. he has to be a single-term president. >> the best impeachment i beating him in the elec

partners the ambassador arrived in south korea's foreign affairs ministry a short time ago seoul is lodging a formal complaint about the export restrictions which came into effect on wednesday the dispute threatens to stir up decades of animosity and destabilize security region robert gray has more from seoul. this worsening tit for tat has taken relations between the 2 neighbors to their lowest point in recent history with japan now following through on its threat to remove south korea from the list of preferential trade partners it will restrict the export of materials and components for south korea's high tech manufacturing despite japan's denials it's thought to be in retaliation for a court ruling in favor of victims of forced labor used by japanese companies joining world war 2 even initially at the factory bank gave us a piece of bread to eat we were so hungry we aren't grass we lost our here we were slaves. south korea has just commemorated the end of the 2nd world war unveiling a new statute to the so-called comfort women young koreans who were forced to work in brothels for the ja

. >> ward has formally lodged accusations of identity theft. the pair are locked in a bitter divorce and custody battle over warden's 6-year-old son. the astronaut's attorney says she did log into the bank account but only to check the family's finances. >>> we continue wildfires burning in the amazonn the military to help out firefighters. nearly 77,000 wildfires this year, up 85% from last year. a little more than half of those started in the amazon region. >>> hikers beware. rancho san antonio preserve is still closed. this happened after a family of mountain lions were spotted near the trails five times. rangers say the mountain lions are showing unusual behavior by running across the trail so the park will remain closed throughout the weekend. >>> tomorrow is the 38th annual sand sculpture contest at drake's beach. the national park service welcomes families to come participate and see other sculptors. you can be in one of the three categories, children, adult individuals and adult groups. some realootuff up there. >> wow. some of those ar

. >> due to the number to children under five, there's a lodge number of uncounted residents as well. >> 77,000 addresses to the census bureau were sent in last year, but there's a concern understood by the county and community organizations. >> there's been a lot of damage done with the messaging to our immigrant community. >> if somebody shows up at your door, look for id badges and laptops and jackets with census 2020 visible. >>> gavin newsom is promoting two years of free community college. he will be visiting a classroom in sacramento. for the first time ever california will provide two free years of community college to any first time students. >>> in the south bay, the santa clara board of supervisors will vote on a climate emergency declaration today. it would demand immediate action to stop reverse, restore and address the consequences and causes of global warming and that board meets later today. >>> a red flag warning has been issued in the sierra tomorrow, so that will run from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., there's a chance dry lightning could start fires. there's also concern

police cited them for illegal lodging. these activists are with abolish i.c.e. sf.ber said if san francisco city leaders won't break up i.c.e., the people need to take action. protests have been scheduled to take place in front of the i.c.e. building every day at noon during the month of august. those protests are set to start today. abolish i.c.e. sf is not affiliated with that group or those plans. the i.c.e. building is going to be seeing a lot of activity recently. police had blocked off washington street in front of the i.c.e. building, but they have moved the barricades so this section of washington is open. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> developing news in san francisco's mission district. police are investigating a shoot that left two men with life-threatening injuries. >>> officers responded to report of a shooting near cesar chavez before 10:30 last night. investigators remain at the scene and are looking for possible witnesses and surveillance video and they're gathering evidence. today we should learn more about the investigation

the pakistani foreign office summoning the high commissioner of india to the foreign office and lodging a strong protest and complaint about the indian move. now, there are tensions over the past few weeks, also because of cease-fire violations. of -- inaccused india the end denying that. the -- india denying that. it is going to be important to see what happens in the next few days. pakistan intends to go on a diplomatic offensive. internationale community the only way forward this crisis.defuse although india and pakistan had an agreement to resolve all outstanding issues including kashmir, that part has been closed because of india's refusal according to pakistan to come to the negotiating table. the prime minister had already said if india wants to take one step toward peace, pakistan will take two. barbara: earlier, i spoke to an associate professor of sociology at the university of orrick. strippinghis is about kashmiris of their rights and identities. in indianple living administered kashmir, this is the occupation, if you will. phase was accession to india, the second was the th

the monkeys and gather nuts in the forest but they also run a small lodge in the jungle together with several other families. that alia takes care of the rooms out here there are very few opportunities for earning money. then . i want my children to study hard. to cheat more than i have i don't have a real profession i want them to have a better life than mine so. it is a rapid development that other cultures needed centuries for here though to change from the traditional to a modern lifestyle sometimes takes place within one generation and meeting growing demands means the forest also has to be utilized more intensely. a considerable distance downstream the manu river flows into the modern that yours . this is where the small town of book a man who is located. it has a boarding school run by the frankfurt school logical society. most of the indigenous pupils who come from the surrounding area could not travel back and forth and one day. the distances are too great and the routes to arduous. it's hoped more education will give the children better personal prospects and indeed so far t

not just an apartment or lodging or a door they can close but a real home. on help me start on our task here is to give people a feeling of security you know. to help them rebuild what are often wrecked lives. song enemy stuff and in our sociality we help out with everyday problems and social and health problems. is one. of the residents get together in the common room your nose is $31.00 and has been living here for 3 years currently he's in drug replacement therapy he landed on the street after his father died he slept in stairwells or at his grandmother's place and he spent 5 years in prison the label on his doorbell says the boss. this is his 1st real home in many years he has his own key and private space but he knows that he'll need help for a long time. by friday i will have cleaned up here and gotten rid of all the syringes and things so you won't have to watch where you step anymore. so it's very important for me to have my own apartment. it's the most important thing of all. i know how it is when you don't have that i get the feeling that people ta

the bumper became lodged underneath the suv. leon was in the suv when she got rear ended. >> i saw him behind me. i saw him. i tried to come out of his way. >> reporter: the crash could have prevented something far them suffered minor . injuries and taken to the hospital. this crash will set him back. >> i live by business. i don't have extra car. i need time to fix this car. >> reporter: the driver was taken in to custody by officers. he did not appear the be under the influence but the cause of the crashes are under investigation. henry lee, ktvu fox2 news. >>> crews in napa are working to restore power to 200 customers after a 2-acre fire that started after 11:00 along wooden valley road in napa. crews are trying to see if an oak tree was what sparked the fire. no estimate on when a power can be restored. >>> if you are just joining us, there is a very big problem on highway 101, san bruno near the airport. let's check this with sal. >> northbound 101, started about 3:00, the car rig got in into a crash, northbound 101 near 3

as he sat in his hotel room transfixed by reports of scalia's are death of the luxury hunting lodge in texas the collapse first thoughts were of his own dealings with nino scalia beginning with his days as a lowly staffer in the shadow of 3 impressive officials in the department of justice, the other ones were lauren silverman and robert bork. he says i remembered being intimidated by the intelligence and weight of these guys interacting with each other every morning. mcconnell told me this in an interview about a year and a half ago, he was the first person i interviewed for the book. i knew i had to have mitch mcconnell at story to tell the story correctly. 10 years later mcconnell was in the senate and able to enthusiastically support scalia's nomination to the supreme court by ronald reagan. the two developed a warm personal relationship and dined together occasionally. from a the death of scalia represented a huge loss, quote, the oliver wendell holmes john marshall class, he said, a big, big deal, this being mitch mcconnell, a political animal through and through he quickly put a

region the pakistani foreign office summoning the high commissioner of india to the foreign office and lodging a strong protest and complain about the indian moves now there are tensions which have been growing up over the past few weeks also because he fired by lation august on accused india of using cluster munitions the indians of course denying that but pakistan had been taking foreign diplomats and even the united nations military observer group for india and pakistan to show them the evidence of the indian artillery bedrock in the needham valley and raised good relations are you now it is going to be important to see what happens within the next few days of august on intent to go in a diplomatic offensive to try and rein in the international community that the only way forward a tradition that is your quiet in order to defuse these dangerous crises although project on in india had been a main back in 1992 to discuss andhra dollars all outstanding issues including through bilateral dog that particular pod had been closed because of india and if you were going according to pakistan to come

minor tremors inside the crater are par for the course and often felt in his lodge. the. interruption would give us no more than 5 minutes to respond up here on cotopaxi if the volcano gives us enough time we follow a strict evacuation plan but if not i'll just take my place in the front row to watch this magnificent natural spectacle and then goodbye i'm not afraid of what it'll. be hike across the barren landscape at the foot of cunto boxing we're walking over what were once deep gorges filled in by the countless tons of mud and debris that has swept through here over the course of millennia. 23456 different layers. and maybe the last one the one and close to the top is the one that was producing during the 877 eruption the last big ocean and could have actually working at a higher amount flow its produce it when. it's coming on eruption and delay should have melted a lot more 6000 meters and then you can imagine the potential energy when the water start to probe down and finally after descending 345 even more kilometers from the top of the work i know we have their dep

protesters were also gathered there overnight and 17 of them cited for illegal lodging and they were released, but one was booked for resisting arrest. >>> tonight please are investigating a suspect in a possible homicide. officers was wanted to a report of a man had been shot in the leg near kabbalah road in e. 18th st. in antioch. police say the victim died of his injuries after being taken to a trauma center. they are questioning a suspect in custody but have not identified the individual yet. >>> in richmond police recovered this happened block of cocaine come after several hours of surveillance the agencies and units are placed warrants in the city's central district. one suspect is now in custody. >>> heads up people who own a prius and live in berkeley, the car may be a target. berkeley police say there has been a spike in catalytic converter that's in the city. the majority of those being ripped out of previous is. the parked is very valuable because it contains precious metals including platinum. these can make quick work of your car. >> these crooks, they will use like a fo