some have pleaded others are fighting including laurie laughlin. cheating, celebrity and influence that comes with that. huffman's friends wrote letters to the court and huffman did as well. the one she wrote to the judge is revealing. after taking responsibility for her actions in that letter, felicity huffman writes, i keep asking myself why did do i this. why did i break the law and compromise my integrity. what interior forces drove me to do it. how can i abandon my own morale compass and common sense. those questions require a longer answer which involve factual and personal responses i'll attempt to give you insight into both. felicity huffman goes on to do both of those. details of her daughter's childhood and issues with her child at school and so much more. and then in the 19 paragraph letter she writes, i honestly didn't and don't care about my daughter going to a prestigious college. i just wanted to give her a shout at being considered for a program where her acting talent would be the deciding factor. this sounds hollow now but in my m

laurie locklin, who was a sitcom star and laurie locklin, who was a sitcom starand a soap laurie locklinnd a soap opera star, she is one of those who has been steadfastly maintaining her innocence in this case. —— who is a sitcom star. lots of speculation on social media that she may be worried now, given that felicity huffman, who admitted her guilt, is serving a prison sentence, albeit not quite as long as the prosecution sought for her. what about the universities that were involved in these scandals? have they responded, or what has, i suppose, been some of the lines coming from them? you know what, it is interesting, isn't it? because this is unquestionably an elite college system here, people pay large sums of money in terms of annual fees to go to these elite colleges and this is what a lot of these people, very wealthy people, are seeking to do, to subvert the system, and basically cheat their offspring into these very exclusive colleges, and in some cases, even by doctoring pictures, to show that they were avid participants in certain sports, when in actual fact they had no inte

obviously, laurie laughlin is the first person that comes to mind. this is a pretty loud message. the prosecutors are not granting any mercy even if you acknowledge wrongdoing from the get go. >> shepard: mercedes, a judge imposing a sentence, can he change their mind and she didn't have a privileged position and seemed remorseful. all the things prosecutors look at judges reflect on. back to that point i'm asking whether a judge can say i thought better of it. >> there really isn't a mechanism. at this point she's going to come back to the courthouse. the mechanism will be she'll come back and then serve her time but there isn't a mechanism by which the court can reverse itself. it could happen when the arguments were made for jail time and without. >> a crime is a crime is a crime whether it involves $15,000 to help your child's sat scores or look better versus $500,000 and other large payments made on behalf of children from their parents in pushing for that, does that surprise you in and of itself. i'm not trying to minimize the crime but in comparison it seems relatively mino

protesting peacefully they're taking to forming human chains and singing a new democracy anthem called laurie to hong kong. ha. ha they're still singing their protest anthem glory to hong kong and they didn't stop for one of the most important celebrations in the chinese calendar the mid autumn festival. activists are forming human chains they using the event as a way to keep their movement in the spotlight. some of them took to the hills of the city to shine laser pens released lanterns with protest slogans and to sing the anthem. of the but they also probation demonstrators trying to make their voices heard was their version china keep going i want to show. like emotion and my loyalty to my country my month the country. tensions are running high between the 2 sides. so far only one of the 5 demands of the pro-democracy protesters has been met the government scrapped the controversial extradition law last week. but demonstrators are also demanding that hong kong's leader carry lyme steps down they want an inquiry into police brutality the more than $1300.00 arrests have to be released and gr

laurie could hit or he could raise the ta riffs could hit or he could raise the tariffs —— or he couldia have w011 prospective homebuyers in india have won a case against one of the country‘s biggest real estate firms for not delivering on projects. the country has a decades long building boom but now builders are in financial trouble. the bbc correspondent went to meet some of those affected. it has been a long wait for this family. they have spent $70,000 on a flat of their own. but seven years on, construction has stopped and they are having to shell out extra money every month to rent a house nearby. translation: i wasn't every month to rent a house nearby. translation: i wasn‘t able to give my children a proper education stop you know the earnings of a middle—class family, and it is difficult to run my home after investing all of our savings into a flat. but there is some hope for people like him. india‘s supreme court ruled in favour of 41,690 homebuyers who had purchased flats from this developer. the real estate firm which was building these flats. executives are accused of div

when she finds herself in an alien place is this what you pretend to be thinking about if you ask laurie she might tell you that it's that you go x. and she needs to be really worried about ok so talking about that evil accent even that's right many nigerians are worried about whether she'll be able to pull it off so i guess you don't have to stand in for your girl right now and convince nigerians like flourish that lupita will nail the evil acts and give us your best shot at it. just for the record i am not nigerian i'm not an actress i don't know how to do accents but florrie sri big you lets a girl do the pot should go to neighborhoods and she's african i personally don't think it's a big deal but then again i'm not nigerian and it might be a different case if it was a kind of rule being cast. ok if so i would judging that i would give you a straight up you are not getting a role in any dollywood film but i'm going to leave that to florida to do. be the judge of that how did the the do with that hopeless in my opinion evil accent. i'm not going to i'm going to try most to be too harsh

when >> lori, drew the only bona fide staff member of the social media -- >> brave laurie. >> we all have to try. >> i have to come back to you and ask how is the social media functioning as a marketplace of ideas and we hear all this. what you've heard is not unusual and is not -- these things are said by a lot of people every day. for >> you're exactly right, these things are said by people every day and it's important to keep in mind that we have people on the panel here with facebook and other companies that are a world that are scamming people and there are people here that are in this very audience that think that social media companies are doing too much to defuse users. the way we think about it is certainly we don't have to cast ourselves as the official public and government regulations and will and trans the powers that already exists and that doesn't mean that there's not some space and open for privacy regulation and here in the united states when it comes to that type of regulation and we are big fans of the first amendment and talking about and the industry with facebo

police stopped áchristopher jongejan (jon- jan)á and áfrank volo-noskiá at the laurie meadows shoppingter and found them with stolen property -- including the ones from a nearby car that was unlocked. both men are in san mateo county main jail on theft related charges. (pam) because of a rent hike, bart is moving its headquarters in oakland... to another building ... the bart board of directors approved the plan today ... to buy a building on webster street ... and move- in next spring. the board is buying the building for 142- million dollars .. and spending 85- million for interior construction. both costs are being financed by a 25- year sales tax bond... the agency says, it will save at least 210- million dollars over that 25- year period. (pam) the dreaded flight delays and cancellations going on at s-f-o could end sooner than expected.(ken) airport officials say -- the repair work on a major runway is ahead of schedule. crews are replacing the base layer on 2-8 left. so far-- they managed to dig up the runway, put in a new base layer and repave the runway. the work was scheduled

and thefts in san mateo police say a tip led them to christopher john shannon frank bono ski at the laurie meadows shopping center near georgia avenue police say they found the 2 men with stolen property, including items from a nearby car that was a lot. both men are now in san mateo county jail on theft related charges. time now for weather check on this friday, what a beautiful day today certainly was hot, but nice all the way the coastline temperatures. >>soaring even along the beach is nice and clear there. the 70's right out the coast. you know got some changes coming our way you'll notice that the and years will see the forecast model start bringing some fog along the coastline. early tomorrow morning toward the beaches you can see more of a sea breeze hot in many of the valleys and then things really begin to change as we get into sunday look at that we have a cold front that begins to swing into the state eventually maybe bring in a few showers to the bay area on monday. all right let your temperatures for tomorrow, they'll be a big change in the san francisco member today. we topp

police say eventually, both men were stopped in the laurie meadows shopping center and found to be in possession of stolen property from a nearby unlocked car, in addition to other possible stolen property. the suspects were arrested and booked at san mateo county main jail on theft related charges. (justine) as brazen crimes go, this one stands out. some people unwittingly helped a thief steal an a-t-m. kron four's rob fladeboe has the story from the children's discovery museum in san jose. (grant) people were hanging out on a balcony ... until it collapsed. it happened last night on a one story balcony at the brookview condominium complex in mountain view. a woman living downstairs says she was inside her unit at the time. she says her upstairs neighbor was entertaining fewer than a dozen guests when the balcony came crashing down. fortunately only one person was hospitalized... reportedly with minor injuries. <"i feel lucky but also a little afraid because if i that time, as you can see, if i am outside i am thinking maybe i could die">(grant) the cause remains under investigation.

john jen and frank malinowski that that was at laurie medals, shopping center that's near georgia avenue. police found him with stolen property, including one is from a nearby car that was on lock. both men are now in mateo county jail on theft related charges. fell defensive back and bay area native terrell roberts, he was gunned down in his grandmother's backyard and also bronte as richmond police continue their search for the killer. kron four's felipe chagall spoke with members of the family how they're struggling to deal with the staff. >>we need to pass stricter gun control laws and this is prime example, 38 year-old terrell roberts cousin says roberts did not have any enemies. the richmond police department says he also didn't have a criminal record why someone would shoot and kill him at his grandmother's house in elsevier on tape makes no sense to his family is working class neighborhoods were class family. you know as a family and as doesn't have riffraff you know >>i don't know how tragedy what police do know is that roberts and another man got into an argument just after 4 o'

politicking is back after its summer break gets its start in moments with guest host martin cook in for laurie kate stay with our team just. this is a central plank support diet eliminates the problem right so you stop the. pain years and across america started 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next season related episodes filmed on an island 10 experts fight it out for a trophy what do you think ok a more affordable option $25.00 text birds. one red rose another suggestion political jeopardy parody no political cookout where we will literally wrote the elites. late night show it's a rare form of these days and it's cheap all you need is an old microphone in a printed banner. to leave me with one of my girls i can do this and laughter politics gone wild like music. ok crosstalk is not about hype it's about meaning 10 years of talk and still going strong. peter if you want to change something why don't we get rid of the bow tie you know that is too much. well you know the cars they were kind of adopted

makes a difference understanding the importance of being part of something much greater so in this laurie what i want to use is freedom of expression. the right to mortgage. sean and a lot into the church. because you dislike the design and to understand. and the human condition is universal. in asia is in the grip of an extinction epidemic with endangered species disappearing at record levels can it be stopped before it's too life's one hour when a still best to gates indonesia's wildlife crisis on al-jazeera. well you know. some other like. the u.s. justice department is set to reveal the name of a saudi official who allegedly helped the $911.00 attack and is. welcome to al-jazeera live from our own martin dennis also coming up in the program the u.n. says 2000000 people are at risk of starvation in somalia unless the world. showdown in texas leading presidential candidates for the democratic party face off for the 1st time. absolutely adored. the u.k. prime minister denies lying to the queen over the suspension of column and. first the u.s. government is due to reveal new details about

difference understanding the importance of being part of something much greater than ourselves and this laurie what i want to use is freedom of expression. the right to mortgage. the march to the golf course. because you're destroying the desire to understand the. make sure she. and the human condition is universal. for the congolese the journey to work at all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to live out the just and the i've got the thing to chance a good life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle. i fell on to the rails with a nearly died. this of our children go to school and live because of a prank risking it all the democratic republic of congo on al-jazeera. al jazeera. you're watching the news hour life from the headquarters in doha i'm day navigator coming up in the next 60 minutes the afghan taliban says the u.s. has more to lose after donald trump abruptly canceled secret peace talks in the u.s. . in hong kong pro-democracy protesters appealed for support from the united states . we'll tell you why russia's opposition called for a protest vote instead of a boy

this is lori in california, laurie, you are on withca our guest susan wilde. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. i was calling in because i have a variance with both sides of suicide. i have attempted suicide in my life and i have also had two friends commit suicide and i know what it is like not to feel like you are worth anything. i know what it's like to you don't make a difference in anyone's life but i know -- i'll be quick. i also know that when my two friends killed themselves there is that what if and if only and i should have and i could have and that left me with that. i know that i did not want to feel that way but sometimes it just feels like life is too heavy. >> guest: lori, i empathize with you. i was in the same position, still intimate. i constantly questioned whether i could have done more and i have made it my business to learn about things the people who surround people who might be suicidal and what you can say in an appropriate way to approach them and to talk to them not to ask open-ended questions but to be specificen are you feeling sui

i'm one to thank you for invitation to washington were you invited to me but i think i'm so laurie story about but i think you're going to tell me the deet. but i think in the nearest future they'll tell you that all of it has been old before and i want to thank you to think you especially mr president to you to say to your golf. like i said that i know many many people many phases like this 2nd family off to my ukrainian family we know each other thank you for your support especially now when you know when we have to relate to. worse in ukraine with corruption you know but we'll 5 know will be we know in this fight i'm sure and then a priority my party or just told the war on the boss to get it back i want territory since crimea boss. thank you for your support in these case thank you very much thank you very much for that if you're a member of the universe crimea during a different administration during the cup of ministers and yet so you can still count process for i've never heard of the obama administration that the us crimea. i didn't think it was something that you should have but

over the past few days activists and ordinary citizens have converged and shopping malls to sing laurie to hong kong the. least peaceful demonstrations have been a rest bite from recent violent clashes which have seen the arrest of hold in a 1000 people police have charged around $150.00 of them with various offenses and the trials are due to begin soon as he is willing or reports some of those charged face lengthy prison sentences to shorten your hong kong's legislature has been a hot spot of the anti-government protests daniel chan has spent a lot of time here but that could change soon daniel not his real name was arrested and charged with rioting in july he faces up to 10 years behind bars now about a logical halted the moment i was arrested i was very calm i was thinking about what i needed to do in a situation but when i was told what the charges were it felt like i was entering another world. hong kong has some of the most draconian assembly laws in the world some of them have rarely been applied until now but since the protests began authorities have brought the full force of th

these 33 parents, who have decided to fight the charges, and one of them is the hollywood actress lauriedaughter, who tried to get her two daughters, actually, placed with an elite university here by doctoring photos to make out that they were a member of a rowing team, when in actualfact they were a member of a rowing team, when in actual fact neither daughter had done any rowing at all in their lives. now, they are potentially, i would think, facing more stringent sentences, having pleaded not guilty, if indeed they are found to be guilty of subsequent trials. david, thank you. now, to an incredibly destructive greenhouse gas that can seriously damage the atmosphere. sulphur hexafluoride, also known as sf6, is used to prevent fires and accidents in electrical equipment, in power stations and wind turbines. but if it leaks the consequences for the environment are severe, and levels of sf6 in the atmosphere have increased sharply in recent years. across the eu leaks have been equivalent to the emissions of 1.3 million extra vehicles on the road in just one year. matt mcgrath investigates

music and everywhere you will see the podcast coming up but those advocates political consultant laurie riley topping joins us to discuss the fallout and us foreign policy future of the wake of the firing of national security adviser told a lot of listeners they too. want. to. well you know the fire thing we've kind of adopted because we were called pirates for so long. i mean they're into small boats next to the hard pool of ships and it's. not something and. the limo self to be told fish already 90 percent of the dot and it won't get calmer. yukon's of 15 scoops $75.00 times tonight and they do it several times a day with the big fleets you know you get an idea in the ocean which. we have to understand we can not stay still and just. be within this the deal going through the hours. i'm doing this because i want them for the future world to future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. today there are good dentists and bad debt it's the bad news in me and then the united states deems to be a threat the look to those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged

apple music and everywhere you look in the podcast coming up at rome's advocate political consultant laurie riley topic joins us to discuss the fallout and us foreign policy future of the wake of the fire and national security advisor for a lot of this is day to. day there are good terrorists and bad attitudes the bad terrorists and those in yemen who the united states deems to be a threat the good of those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military. were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up the right way military juntas funding an army of death squads there's no. war because there's always a small. really good. profit. joining me every day on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport i'm sure i'll see you that. is this is a stick from the water bottle found in the stomach of the fish the brand is sponsor of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there the litterbugs a

worse malaysia is using emergency cloud seeding to try to produce rain and clear the skies florence laurie reports on the complicated . this is what kuala lumpur and many parts of malaysia now look like the heavy smog is caused by hundreds of fires burning through forest mainly in neighboring indonesia during the dry season land to set alight by farmers to clear it for a new planting. across malaysia schools are being shut on days the air pollution is considered very unhealthy. ilhan been mohammad shapiro and has asthma and the frantic syndrome and has had to skip school for several days on one hit so much difficulty breathing that he had to go to the doctors 4 times. we're worried about his health but his body he keeps complaining about wanting to go back to school and be with me to meet you his friends and all that. yeah i think if this situation you know cannot go we are going to be quite a cool way to phrase the stressful time for us as a family the malaysian meteorology department is conducting cloud seeding hoping to artificially create a raid in an effort to clear the small salt cry

laurie challenges in london on another important critical day in the bronx 6 dog still ahead on al-jazeera. we meet children in indian administered kashmir the congo to school because of the government's crackdown. also a giant jet to the rescue the u.k. sends an a 380 to pick up tourists stranded by the bankruptcy of trouble for almost. how i was still hanging on to plenty of war. the cross about is right about things always change across western parts of europe particularly up towards the north west this rough weather systems making their way and it's looking very disturbed as we go on through the next couple of days them very wet windy some proper autumnal weather streaming in the cross the british isles across a good part of france to and running on into the low countries so expect some heavy rain at times for looking at maybe 3040 millimeters of rain over the next day or 2 for some really big downpours day off today and that wet weather really slowly rattling through as we go on into wednesday diving down across the low countries northern parts of france we've got some weather weather

turns out because of political consultant laurie reilly topic joins us to discuss the fallout in u.s. foreign policy future of the wake of the firing of national security. on a message straight to the folks. when we're talking about sustainable growth the system by the sustainable development it's not only. grow the number of tourists the sustainability itself in the world war which is among tame balance between the romans and bickering culture and. consideration again of nature and it's a wish and a vote for everything this is our all them this is the support of congress how to manage them so to see it in a circle negotiation over the. years it is. like. oh. this is just let's see. today there are good terrorists and bad attitudes the bad terrorists and those in yemen the united states deems to be a threat the good tennis of those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right away military funding an army just was there's no. because there's always a

my name is laurie gorham. when immigrants come to america, they usually do so to live the american dream and assimilate to the values. i can't help but ponder for what reason because it is not obvious why anyone would want to align with a communist sympathizer such as rose pak. i believe that chinese immigrants come to america because they no longer want to be oppressed by a communist regime. yet here, it seems that some supervisors want to do just that. the name chinatown station is appropriate. please read the human rights foundation letter. >> clerk: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. we have evidence that rose pak supporters have been recruiting members -- >> please state your name, please. >> chun lee. we have evidence that rose pak supporters have been recruiting members of the public to attend m.t.a. meetings by offering them free food and drink and also paying them $25 per hour. on sunday, we obtained a we chat log from a chat group related to today's event tha

music and everywhere you will see the podcast coming up at rome's advocate and political consultant laurie riley topic joins us to discuss the fallout in u.s. foreign policy future of the wake of the fire and national security advisor to hold a lot of this is they too. wanted. to mention the 1920 s. you know there were no laws really on wall street and the abuses were huge and the mark did one by then people began to look at the stock market as the proxy for the economy. people are getting wealthy because their stocks are going up and they did they quit their jobs to just become speculators and so this is what happened now people are saying look the economy the real economy is terrible no jobs they've been shipped overseas and i'm nothing less from day trading and the market goes up therefore i'm being productive but it's the beast. is this is a stick from a water bottle phone in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad was there the litter bugs are trying this

be debated so i'll posit that what you think about that but i want to bring in another viewpoint laurie freedman here on twitter she says a lot of the coverage seems to miss the fact that the catalyst for this department of education letter was an attack on the gaza conference and i think that you reference out a little bit earlier she says it claimed anti-semitism the fact that the department of education didn't take it up that claim she's referencing demonstrates how thin this is so this is a point that a lot of people are raising in our community and i want to share a video comment from someone who elucidates out a little bit more this is ohashi is a staff attorney at palestine legal here's what she told a stream. the government's letter really seems to be unprecedented in terms of the level of overreach in trying to dictate what's being taught at these schools the context is that the u.s. government launched a federal investigation into an academic conference on the. bus a conference isn't mentioned in the letter but it's clear to anyone who's following the story like other middle e

we discussed this with independent journalist to joe laurie who thinks the media is focusing on the wrong part of the story no one in the mainstream media is talking about why biden should be investigated in the ukraine and the u.s. now we know from the victoria nuland and the. undersecretary of state for the european affairs and american investment turn at the time that joe biden was to coordinate the midwife thing of the overthrowing of an elected president in ukraine that's the biggest crime that in this whole story no one is talking about evil overthrow of a government and as booty to that 2014 crew the sitting vice president's son joe biden gets a seat on the board of new friends biggest gas producer this is a transparency neo-cons can't really prove the government you installed the son of the vice president even an american citizen was maybe ukrainian citizen the neighbor where she was made the finance minister then i was looking into this from putting biden bolts in public that he withheld a credit line of $1000000000.00 until he got that prosecutor fired and he was fired within 6

decision kept to take place then on thursday be flown back to laurie and wait there that fighting they'd actually. this would give the public at opportunity to come in they vehicle by state it is very important because back in 1988 when the bar began to dependents from britain the union jack came down and then the bob and . i'm glad it became the country's prime minister been back to be able. to get it made and in fun day that's when he will it be that he's he now is when will he be the relay is happening at the moment give the government to the family they all report what. he does not want to be at that he was taken with some people in white minority rule because according to time. remember he very very angry at the way he was removed from power back in 2700 by the i mean they can there they are reports that they have been fighting within the family the mother wants him buried at the here is that others don't and the 3rd layer which is perhaps the most important is the traditional heat in the village not a power a lot of they some of them wanting to be buried in the village way he belon

confined broadcasting live from the wind trust arena, historic inauguration, african american mayor, laurie lightfoot. the next day covering a new exhibit at the art institute of chicago, an overview of her 30 year career in the ongoing aids crisis. the next day covering the legislative session, winding down in springfield and talking former chicago mayor rahm emanuel's news gig and then highlighting an organization that offers jobs and other supports to come in at high risk for gun violence in chicago. she's dynamic, charismatic. a better match for conversation this morning, you cannot find. latest gentlemen, dorothy butler gilliam, author of "trailblazer: a pioneering journalist's fight to make the media look more like america" in conversation with miss jen white, anchor, host, wbez. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. i feel i can pack up and go home now. that was amazing. i noticed your reaction, my career is because of dorothy butler gilliam. you had a visceral reaction, but i know so many journalists who would say exactly the same thing. when you hear black journalists, bla

and i want to thank you for invitation to washington were you invited to me but i think i'm so laurie i'm sorry about but i think you're forgot to tell me the deets. i think in the new york future will tell you the oh of it yes they know you're for us and i want to think you 2 rules thank you especially mr president to usa to your government like i said that i know many many people many faces like this 2nd family up to my ukrainian family we know each other thank you for your support especially now when you know when we have to relate to. worse in ukraine ditto swamis with corruption nobody will fight him no will be a winner in this fight i'm sure and that priority my priority that to stop the war on the boss to get back i want territory and my man. we're gonna thank you for your support in this case thank you very much thank you very much and. if you remember universe crimea during a different administration during the from the minister yet so you have a chance to power a bit of every sort of the obama administration that you lost crimea. i didn't think it was something that you shou

my point is simple, that does nothing to bring jared back for laurie. this is somebody who is here, who was not supposed to be here. by the way. the 900,000 people who came across our border 600,000 caught, and released. we're not performing adequate screens, if just 1% of those people coming in are bad people and associated with ms-13 that is a lot of people, 9,000 people. i wonder who you talk more about angel families and direct impact on american citizens. a lot of people don't know stash houses and abuse that continue. we found a stash house, we meaning u.s. government in houston on 54 people in a basement held hostage to pay ransom to cartels on the other side of the rio grande, that real, happening in america. >> i think most important thing you talked about there, point that i always try to stress, i have over last 25 years that i have been covering these issues, yes, the open border propaganda goes back and nort forth about whatever you know pro portion of -- 100% of the criminal aliens committed crimes that were 100% preventible. and if the gu

survived by his wife lauri and four children. >>> giving back to students in the east bay, she donated equipment nonprofit organization that operates an after school program for young musician, the students got the chance to meet the sing here is originally from vallejo. her teamed up with foot locker donating guitars and other gifts to the students. >> it is going to be a warm weekend outside for the first part of it. there is a happening on both days. >> we are closing in on the weekend, here is what is happening around the. palestine stein cultural day on saturday complete with music, dance, bizarre, traditional food and kids activities. >> in the south bay, spend the day at the santa clara art and wine festival in central park filled with arts and crafts, a beer and wine garden, food vendors. comedy day on sunday with 40 comedians performing over a 5 hour period in robin williams meadow at golden gate park all free. >>> event joy korean food, culture and entertainment at the bay area korean harvest festival at civil war parade ground. east bay you are welcome to bring your least pe

compliment the efforts to eliminate al nusra front and i see the remnants and other terrorist groups laurie operating and lead. with the lowest possible loss of civilian life. we have also now more than once this is of military operations meanwhile during that time the turkish regime has failed to fulfill its commitments under these agreements. instead it has provided terrorists the whole forms of support including weapons that are more sophisticated. al qaida affiliated and france has taken control of the 90 percent of. the turkish observation point. inside syria have been you have these terrorists and block the advances another this is syrian army and its war against them. there's regime is now rushing where the board of some western country is to protect a friend and other terrorist groups there are not just as they have done before. can you imagine ladies and gentlemen that acknowledge would directly intervene to protect the al qaida affiliated or front of this same terrorist group that the security council resolution itself considers a threat not only to syria but also to international

. >> laurie came to my aid.l do anything for you to get those dogs background, and they did. >> reporter: they chartered a flight this morning with the help of donations, and with the help of volunteers, they went to work. >> there are so many dogs on the streets with collars on, and we want to go background. we're going to go background many times. we wish we'd had more time today. >> reporter: but they were racing against inclement weather coming in this weekend. these dogs are said to be reunited with their owners at some point who had to evacuate. they have nothing now. >> what happened looked like a bomb went off. i spent many summers in marsh harbour, it's unrecognizable. so sad. >> reporter: they were able to only save two of the three dogs. the other one ran away out of fear. >> we're going to go background and get her. >> big dog ranch rescue has been able to save 90 dogs so far. the next run is next tuesday. >>> now for some proof that politics can still be civil, on their way to this week's big debate

people to focus on specifically minority and female voters, so some of these include people like laurieinez who will be focusing on latinx voters. the goal here is really to kind of capture that coalition of peopleeoters that kind of gave him a leg up against other candidates. >> let me get your finals thoughts on this. i know "axios" has been looking at issues that have been dominating spending this year. which issue is dominating advertising so far? >> so what we've found is that more than half of all issue advertising spending in the spaces like television, radio, digital has been spent on health care issues. i think that that's only going to -- it's only going to continue as we head into 2020 and get closer to the elections. we found that most of what's taking up that space are focus on surprise medical billing, which one campaign has actually spent 26 million on alone and drug prices, things that are really key, especially to democrats that they focus on in 2018 and help them really gain back the house, and an issue that a lot of voters are angry about is something republicans have

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also caught up in this scandal, laurie loughlin, whose two daughters were admitted into college as rowerseven though her daughters never played the sport. loughlin and gianulli have mroed pleaded not guilty. huffman has been ordered to report to prison on october 25th. it's not clear where she's going to do that time. she asked for california. it's not clear where she'll get it. the judge at the end of the sentencing said she thought it was the right sentence. the judge said you can rebuild your life from here on out. you can repay your dues. >>> in israel, voters are preparing for a general election. tuesday's election is just too close to call. the prime minister of the nation is in a dead heat with the former chief of the israeli military. for more on what is expected to be a very tight race, let's bring in sam kylie. the stakes are extremely high for netanyahu in many different ways. >>. >> the last one back in april produced an inconclusive result and he proved unable to to deal with the result. so that gives casting votes to onner parties, other smaller parties. the real kingmaker i

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return power to the area th gh dealing with more th 12 hours of no powers inconvenient folks like laurie say it's much better than the alternative. a lot of people. >>are feeling about it i would say, but i would rather have the power shut off and go for a firestorm again. >>last call calistoga was the first city to be hit with one of these public safety power shutoff mayor chris canning said wednesday. he's just glad the entire city was affected this time around. callisto and noel below kron well let's take a live look outside on what was a very had a to a very warm night looking out over the san francisco bay area. it's always a beautiful >>well in the words of our producer it is glorious and he said be sure to use or glorious and it is korea's but it's war memorial very warm out there still want a hot day and the numerous records coming down around the bay area, this is some kind of the way of settling in little the records that were set today remember yesterday we just had one today. well we had at least 6 out there as we head a record of 94 degrees in san francisco. it's hard to get

watching closely, other parents arrested in the pay-to-play college entrance scandal like laurie laughlinuffman's sentencing perhaps a signal time behind bars is a real possibility. >> her attorney asked that the actress be allowed to report to prison in dublin, california. after her release, she can begin her community service. >> thank you, miguel. >>> we are learning new details about the lung disease linked to the use of e cigarettes or vaping. the cdc narrowing the investigation to 380 cases spread across the u.s. and virgin islands. president trump announced on wednesday he will ban the sale of flavored e cigarettes. welcome to dr. john torres. what do we know about this? >> the numbers are skyrocketing. 380 cases in 30 states. talking to different health departments. we found over 500 cases in 42 states. we have no idea really why this is happening. we can't pinpoint one thing. >> what are the symptoms here? >> any lung issues. chest pain, shortness of breath, upset stomach, naseau and vomiting and diarrhea. >> the fear is that they are going to turn to e cigarettes. the flavors ar

as much notice as possible, because this is one of our big tourism things to make sure -- i think laurie armstrong is the person on the press side and joe, the president's office, jessica richardson, just get those people just because they do call them specifically wondering what's going on with the kabu kabul cable cars. >> thanks, we'll fix that right away. >> mr. boomer, public comment and how many cars do we have? >> for this topic, one speaker, this is an opportunity for members to address the board on items addressed only by mr. mcguire. >> two minutes, please. the speaker. >> terry mamude. >> good afternoon, directors. stockston street traffic flow, crossing market street to fourth street, you have created such a pain. every time i go five, seven, ten times from that route route, i d my teeth. there's a three-car space to turn right and the second lane for the bus and taxi to go forward is blocked. for the people who are waiting to get into the right, they cannot. and the left side, one lane used to be a small narrow lane to make a left and so the spaces which are left in front of

>>happened in 2 laurie which is between fresno and bakersfield here right along highway 99. now these lung disease cases are linked to vaping and we've now seen them in 36 states that has prompted the cdc to activate its emergency operation center which will help strengthen its response to the health threat. senators are demanding online marketplaces like ebay and craigslist stop selling the cigarettes and vaping products to teenagers calling the bay's worst ponce to remove the products quote lackluster at best. >>5 million high school students across the united states are using vaping products. we're going to focus. >>our marketing campaigns targeting. this epidemic of vaping. >>california is one of 6 states with vaping related deaths. again the latest one here in to larry and it is imposing the state a stricter age verification requirement. for tobacco products that are sold online or they get delivered by mail and and the state of california is now launching a million digital and social media campaign trying to educate people about the dangers vaping and e cigarettes. we'

. >> reporter: american biologist laurie marker and her cheetah conservation fund are racing to save how a baby cheetah should be living. they need to be living out in the wild. >> reporter: they've set up this safehouse in somaliland for the rescues. it's bursting at the seams. >> seeing them in here, it breaks my heart. >> reporter: you can see why people call them cats that cry. >> it's our responsibility to give them the very best care that they can have and to try to save every single one of them. >> reporter: 10-month-old kitty is in intensive care, the last survivor of three sisters. >> she is not one of our healthiest cats, and it probably does have a lot to do with where she started in life. >> reporter: despite the team's efforts, kitty didn't make it. >> these animals are a smaller population, a very rare population, and from that each one of them do carry a different genetic code. this one is a male. >> reporter: every cub gets microchipped. their dna is recorded. without a mother, they have to be taught how to hunt and survive in the wild. >> it takes sometimes months to

led police to arrest these 2 men identified as christopher john jan, and frank malinowski at the laurie meadows shopping center right near georgia avenue. police found them with stolen property in their possession, including items from a nearby car that was unlocked both men now in san mateo county jail on theft related charges. and pleasant hill police are looking for connected to an attempted bank robbery look at this image from surveillance cameras, this was at the chase bank on contra costa boulevard. so listen to this police say the robber pass a note the teller demanding cash and then waited and waited, the teller. didn't comply and so he turned around and walked away. they're looking for him now. >>on the kron 4 morning news, a civil rights lawsuit against bay area police department for a deadly officer-involved shooting. and after the break an in-depth look at the 3rd democratic debate who came out on top. and we're going to be coming out in the triple digits, lis afternoon for inland spots livermore concord in any a card to talk about >>temperatures even warmer >>and your frida