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>>plus hateful racist flyers seen across one >>hate filled racist and bigoted flyers been popping up that religious and community centers in the modesto area. it's prompting concern that the images and the language could turn into something much worse. joe khaleel reports. things like love your homeless neighbor. >>love your jewish neighbor love your muslim neighbor might shuffle by the pastor at the college avenue united church of christ in modesto never thought messages like these loving your neighbor were controversial, not for church anyway so you think that the this messaging yes but last sunday these hate filled anti semitic flyers were posted on his church and he thinks his messages of tolerance may be why looked at the fired. and it was it was horrible, i don't know maybe that message. for people who. want to spread hatred is is kind of a challenge to them. this one of the places this is the entrance one active church member lisa batiste posted the image to social media condemning its message. she says the image invoke thoughts of churches and synagogues being targeted by vio

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dan air miles and stop frequent flyers urge climate advisors.hat's the more air miles you get. that's the idea. i have friends in america who take shorthaul flights in order to bump up their points so they can then get them back in comfort on their big long haul ones so this may have legs. it's attacking one particular section of society whom i'm not sure wilbert that persuaded either way. they are often people with loads of plush cash and loads of places to go. they are business travellers. until there is an alternative way to get from aid. but it's another gesture and it does no harm. it's a bit like last week's drive to remove snacks from trains and public transport. ifeel like it's another acorn being thrown that something has to change and i'm not sure about the whole offset carbon foot renting either but it's important to continue the conversation. the middle classes will wine, whatever you do. but actually having said that, the more i thought about this, the more it does make sense. you are incentivising people to fly as much as possible

>>within the last 8 weeks flyers similar to this one have appeared at a congressman's town hall event, a local synagogue and at the central valley pride center and was very disheartening and brought ambrose is the group's director fact that they're targeting spaces that are meant to be safe like your chance for example used to be you like, but sanctuary. >>they're just trying to push people kind of back in the closet. >>we're all concerned about security pastor mike says he's met with local muslim and jewish faith leaders wednesday to discuss a response. other than standing in solidarity with each other they're still trying to figure out how to deal with hatred. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news. dash cam video captures the moment, a state trooper was caught in a close call all nearly taken out by a traffic accident as he was recording and taking information come try my really big chicken sandwich combo with two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflati

airlift continued, even as berlin's mayor paid respect to the flyers who helped to feed the city.his, the city was eating into its reserve. the barges helped us over the blockade. gave us another terminal, only 50 flying minutes from berlin. we worked together in peace, as in war. they directed to put in effect the berlin airlift plan. they were shown to air force leaders. the secretary of the air force and the chief of staff, general vandenberg. the commander of the airlift task force. yes. they looked us over. caribbean, to the united states and alaska. , c-54's can'tases move without us throttle jockeys. ableew the carriers, each inlift them as carefully peacetime as in wartime. we reported promptly and our country was proud of its air force, on a mission of mercy and international significant. some of us came to frankfurt to the air force base. those trucks were waiting for us. we got down in a hurry to give them a lift. stuff was much more organized. somehow, it all went into our airplane. it was packed in g.i. barracks bags. biggest item was pumpernickel. every ounce of carg

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.ecided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco

even as berlin's mayor led the german assembly and playing respect -- paying respect to american flyershelp feed the city. but, with all of this, the city was eating into its reserves. operations brought cargo to berlin lake. there, barges helped us over the blockade. adding the royal air force to us britishve airplanes, in addition to our own, only 55 minutes from berlin. we worked together in peace, as in war. the president approved. the headquarters of the air force directed the transport service to put into effect the full berlin airlift plan. the spectacular air force navy transport operation was shown to air force leaders. the secretary of the air force and the air force chief of staff. the commander of the airlift task force briefed the visitors. >> yep, they looked us over. >> the c-54 skymasters came from as far away as alaska. c-54's can't move without us throttle jockeys. they were able to lift 10 tons -- we flew this dirty troop carriers, each able to lift 10 tons of coal and food in peacetime, as carefully as they carried the 55 men wounded in wartime. we reported promptly,

>>sean lopez is putting up flyers in san francisco. it's been 3 months since he's seen his dog and best friend, the f b i was closer with the of the night tonight. >>in june the apple valley native was only passing through as staff on his journey to begin a new life in oregon. then everything changed when i take him everywhere he >>right next to me every night. >>shawn says he was driving in the angle side area when yet he was apparently spooked by something and then disappear. >>for the last 3 months, sean has been counts surfing throughout the city as people have felt compelled to help in his search. thanks to a kind stranger, this has be as bad for the past few weeks. others are also stepping up to help out people liked. >>flyers for. 5 hours with me sometimes and staying up all night just to post lies in areas covered so. it's likely inspired me to keep on you know and not give up. >>passion for his dog is clearly not something sean is lacking. he has a tattoo of lily up on his forearm. >>last place and has even written rap songs a

would you miss frequent flyer reward schemes?e hashtag #bbcthebriefing eu ambassadors have been told that the uk is willing to make concessions to its plans for the northern ireland border after brexit, but a big gap remains over customs arrangements. in a briefing on uk—eu weekend talks on a brexit deal, eu chief negotiator michel barnier said uk plans on the tracking of goods were unacceptable. earlier, britain's prime minister, borisjohnson told his cabinet "significant work" was still needed. it comes as his government's agenda is to be set out in the queen's speech later today, which opens the new session of parliament. our political correspondent, nick eardley has more. today, there will be pomp, and there will be pagea ntry. today, there will be pomp, and there will be pageantry. but this week is mostly about politics. first up, the queen's speech with the government will set out its priorities, delivering brexit, tackling violent crime, investing in the nhs. it is said to be nothing more than a political broadcast. borisj

the lords for the government to do more to tax airlines and their passengers particularly frequent flyersould consider a tax on loyalty schemes run by the airlines, air miles as we know them. climate change is the greatest and most challenging issue, surely it would be sensible to encourage airlines, instead of rewarding the 15% of the population who take 70% of the flights, it would be betterfor all of us, all the rest of us if they didn't run these schemes and if they did a frequent—flyer tax instead. i would much rather that we were able to address the 100% of the individuals who take flight. and that is why we are participating very strongly in international civil aviation organisation to try and make sure that they at an international level address this matter. there are means which can be taken. the next serious meeting will take place in 2022, and this government stands ready to do its part. a bishop wanted to know why the government didn't tax aviation more than it did. could the minister explain why the gap between aviation fuel being not taxed and road fuel being taxed in the wa

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we want to know would you miss frequent flyer reward schemes? in touch — just use the hashtag bbcworklife. hello and a warm welcome to worklife, our new business show, and we start in the uk, where the country today will witness the pomp and ceremony of the queen's speech. that's when the british government sets out its legislative programme for the next session of parliament. it's expected to include big plans to splash taxpayers‘ cash, after the chancellor, the finance minister, sajid javid, last month declared the end of austerity, or government belt—tightening, despite the brexit crisis. in fact mrjavid promised the biggest increase in uk public spending in more than 15 years as he outlined a £13.8 billion package, or this much in dollars. the trouble is, over recent years, taxpayers‘ money hasn't been enough to cover expenditure, especially after the financial crisis. total uk government debt is almost $2.3 trillion, equivalent to more than 85% of the country's total output. with us now is george buckley, european economist at nomura bank.

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the police chief, the vatican said, bore no responsibility for the flyer but resigned out of love forhurch and faithfulness to the pope. the person who leaked the documents remains unknown. this person was named director of vatican security services in 2006. some states are celebrating the first indigenous peoples day today as part of a trend to move away from celebrating christopher columbus. maine are among the latest. a federal columbus day holiday remains in place. in all, around 10 states observe some version of indigenous peoples day in october, along with more than 100 u.s. cities. washington dc is celebrating in digital -- indigenous peoples day this year. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by or than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. caroline: the u.s. is ready to push back against turkey, we understand, poised to level sanctions as soonest today. president trump with specifics earlier this hour. sanctions on turkish officials and u.s. troops coming out of syria will be redeployed.

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march risks arrest tensions are high after a prominent rally organizer and an activist handing out flyerswere brutally attacked last week demonstrators are removing police barricades as thousands gather for the 20th straight weekend they're pushing for more democratic freedom in the semi autonomous chinese territory. for the very latest we're joined now by correspondent charlayne charles impel who's in hong kong so charlotte tell us what is happening right now where you are. mariana we are only a few hours into this protest and already we have seen a tear gas being fired on multiple occasions now where very nearby where that to a gas was fired we can still smell it still lingering in the air at the moment it was fired outside a police station very close to protest is also have been seen throwing molotov cocktails at police station we've seen water cannon already on the streets as well not been used so far as far as we know but tensions really are very high here that was of course expected this march was originally organized by it organization a group called the civil human rights front th

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chinese territory tensions are high after a prominent rally organizer and an activist handing out flyers were brutally attacked earlier this week. over the latest we're joined by day to be correspondent charlotte shells and pill he's in hong kong charlotte tell us what's happening there at the moment. rebecca hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people have been back on the streets today is really turning into another violent evening we've seen news very liberally on the streets with that said blue dye which is so often used here in hong kong designed to to stain and mock anybody who is hits in an attempt to try and identify them perhaps arrest them later and then of course tear gas as well round after round of tear gas canisters have been fired at protesters now this protest did begin very peacefully we had people of all ages on the streets but then as is the passage at these protests police moved in to clear the protesters out because after all this is an unauthorized protest left behind the young people mainly who are on the front lines who've been engaged in these clashes with polic

chinese territory tensions are high after a prominent rally organizer and an activist handing out flyers were brutally attacked earlier this week. for the latest from hong kong we're joined by correspondent charlotte charles impel who's on the line from the city charlotte describe to us what is happening right now where you are. mary and really are running high here and i'm not sure i watched that trait that. we're from where we are to the front lines the questions that have been taking place. for a catch this really the big wheel but it. is going to be here it's already been any fine day date but a very quick clear from the 3 hours that was the case here at. the protect people from the. 6 6 6 heat the right that leaving behind. protesters on the front line to carry on the farm. boy very. very fair filled with that guy would create the. was a very potent chemical which. 2 2 wants them to the tear gas. being fired 6 6 6. timing is a very fine and. we seem to be having a bit of trouble with the audio but if you can hear me can you remind us about what happened a few days ago when the pro-d

. >> jimmy: but think of all the frequent flyer miles you've wracked up now. >> that's true. >> jimmyou've done for the environment, too. >> i'll use those frequent flyer miles the next time you go to new york. >> jimmy: how long have you lived in new york? >> i've lived in new york for 25 years. >> jimmy: that's a long time. why'd you go out there? did you say i'm going to go be in the theet sner >> th >> that was a big part of it. i had just graduated from acting school and theater is a viable thing in new york more so than los angeles. i was here for a few years but i thought, i really want to move to new york and i thought if i do, i'll know when the time is right. and, hmm, in one week i got the, there were a bunch of car wrecks, five in a week. two i wasn't even in. i had rented a car and somebody smashed it. i need to go somewhere where there isn't a car. i went to new york, got an audition for i believe the manhattan theater club. i needed to do a monologue, and i thought, i went to the juilliard library, i'll do this one from "amadeus". and i was trying to memorize it and cou

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chinese territory and tensions are high after a prominent rally organizer and an activist handing out flyers were brutally attacked earlier this week. and for the very latest we're going to cross to d.w. correspondent charlotte shelf impale who is in hong kong for us charlotte tell us what is happening right now where you are. and you know it's been another extremely violent evening this evening police and protesters for hours were really playing a cats and mouse game in this area that we're in at the moment protesters would gather police then would move in with water cannon tear gas the protesters would be dispersed and then they'd quickly congregate again somewhere else this evening though we did see what appeared to be the final move by police we saw masses of police officers running towards the protesters that were gathered just near here sending those protesters scattering it looked like a couple of those protesters were detained though it's difficult to confirm that at the moment but it really has been striking today just how much tear gas and water cannon have been used by police offi

now her family is here passing around flyers and hoping someone knows something. >>> northern californiaamily claims their father died just minutes after having power cut off this week. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> pg&e now says it has turned the power back on to three fourths of the customers affected by the forced outages. about 195,000 customers are still waiting for power to be restored. marin county announced all power is back up there. contra costa county expects lights to be back on in about 30 minutes. >>> desperate family members are hoping for answers in the disappearance of a utah tech executive. erin went missing on monday as she traveled to

was right because after the opening defense attorney andrew flyer had spoken to howard who then madeg admission. >> for the first time in my career, i heard a defendant confess to a crime and i was the first one he told. >> until that moment, his defense was i wasn't there and i didn't have anything to do with it? >> correct. >> reporter: the defense attorney walked into the courtroom and made a statement that caused mouths to fall open. >> defense attorney gets up and he says that you're going to see something you'll never see in a court ever. he says my client killed dee dee keller but he didn't murder her. >> reporter: what did that mean? >> they trying to to see if they could get a manslaughter out of it. >> reporter: the d.a. asked to speak with erwin howard behind closed doors and made an offer. plead guilty to second-degree murder and be eligible for parole in 15 years. >> my memory as he is saying this he is nodding. >> reporter: this wasn't just about he admitteding it to you? he had to come into court and admit it to everybody? >> yes. >> reporter: and erwin howard did that

they printed out flyers. >> there wasn't a store front in myrtle beach that didn't have one or two flyersnd then they were in georgia, in tennessee and florida. >> they posted pleas online for information. they turned to the news media, local. >> is heather alive? >> my heart tells me that my daughter is alive. >> and national, including "dateline's" missing in america series. the cameras led us into thosing a uniteding days. >> it's just that hole that we all in the family just feel. >> and bearing sight and witness is another daughter, morgan. >> i can probably count on one hand how many times i've seep my dad cry. and to see something like that makes your whole world fall apart. >> police quickly turn their attention to heather's new guy, the man who had been with her on a date that night. his alibi, they dropped heather at her apartment, dropped home. checked out. >> the date in question, he cooperated with law enforcement, he is not listed as a person of interest or a suspect. >> but what about the old boyfriend, sydney? police wanted to know more about his relationship with heather.

her family passed out flyers in the almaden valley area, the last place her cell phone pinged and neighbors who walked this area routinely said they, too, had been on the lookout. >> since this area was more what people are reporting, we figure we'd walk this way and keep a look out. >> it is very shocking. this is our daily walking route with our dog. >> reporter: valenti has honored by the tech council. >> our hearts are broken. we have just learned that our friend, community and fellow technology leader erin valenti was found. we honored for ofor her incredible career and work. >> reporter: roz plater, "nbc bay area news." >>> now to continuing coverage of pg&e's power shutoff. a preventative power shutoff is now over. everyone in the bay area has their power back on and the utility is calling it a success, but the questions are still mounting for pg&e. >> we did not have catastrophic wildfire in our service area here in northern and central california, like the ones going on in southern california at the moment. despite the fact that winds that surpassed our safety threshold were blowin