also coming up the bad weather has been weighing on morocco cereal production companies are now looking for solutions of the international grain fair in casablanca. and we need a cattle range here in brazil who thinks that trees that are long term investment sometimes chipped. welcome to do that if this is africa it never rains poor service certainly goes for africa's 2nd largest economy these days south africa's manufacturing production shrank for a 3rd straight months in august according to figures just out and further compound during the country's economic woes mining production also shrank by more than 3 percent after 70 straight months of declining economic data it's increasingly likely south africa will yet again miss its projections for g.d.p. growth the country's economy is now a driscoll a junk credit rating from all 3 major ratings agencies. for more let's cross over to bronwyn seaborne from did obvious partner broadcaster business day in johannesburg bronwyn south africa's a mining sector hospital under pressure for quite some time now but august data is even worse than expec

and apple a day keeps the doctor away and in morocco there are plenty of apples the north african country only begin x. exporting then 10 years ago the sector has grown rapidly morocco produces around a 1000000 tons of apples per year employing more than $20000000.00 people and this is only the beginning. middled in the high plains about 5 hours drive inland from or about the 1500 metre altitude means the climate is cool enough to grow apples in the area produces some 400000 tonnes about a 3rd of morocco's annual apple crop. in this region we have good quality apples they keep well in cold storage and we transport them to a deer marrakech and casablanca. thanks to a combination of government and private investment and the introduction of modern farming techniques production has increased by more than 25 percent in the last decade most of the crop is destined for the local market morocco exports only a relatively small amount of its crop mainly to france and neighboring senegal but export prospects are improving thanks to the higher yields plus increased storage capacity and refrigeration

that's burning in morocco but we're just getting word of a said. fire that has broken out in the north bay, this is not too far from one oh one their town will pious drive this information just came into our newsroom, we're working to get more information for you. but once again we're dealing with a second fire this morning burning in the north bay near one oh one and tell pious tried details are a little sketchy right now we do know that fire crews are responding to the scene if we have any more information about evacuations or places that you should avoid will definitely pass along as we receive more information but our big story is this fire that's burning in marotta and the power outages that we've been covering for you. this is the second day that the majority of the bay area has had to deal with the major power outages and as we zoom in on the mat we like for you to see exactly which neighborhoods are and oakland o mary's college that's where the fire is burning the bra the fire is about 3 quarters of a mile away from saint mary's college and

after 12 days of siege food and water were running out in morocco. look man whose nickname is norway decided to flee with those he had been sheltering . in front of the town white building. a boy was blocking my path. i was right in that basketball ring and then when i got near. he recognized me and said no way. and i said what are you doing here i know he's google. what are you doing here. i hope that he's even so proud of it and then after that he said this is no way that split the past but the past so. when i passed by there i saw some snipers there in that building putting bullets in their guns. were looking at me as i did. but this they stopped firing and i felt so happy i mean you cannot explain experience that in any other situation but. i i felt that elation i did that it's almost divine. i'm still alive and the people are alive nobody got hurt that's ok thank god. look man became the hero of harare he led more than $150.00 civilians to safety. in parts of the city that were not destroyed life looks like it is back to normal though martial la

armistice since 1991 but western sahara remains divided it's western most regions are governed by morocco eastern and southern areas are run by the polish sorry a front 160000 refugees still living in camps in the algerian desert. this car is delivering pizza in the desert. and it makes me proud to have a stablished the 1st pizzeria in the refugee camps. and that i've done it alone as a woman using my own resources. it's a lot of that. the pizza delivery service in algeria is so hard a desert with a young woman at the wheel. 28 year old hindu money is $1.00 of the ingredients in this rather unusual story. hundreds of thousands of saeed's the indigenous people from western sahara have lived in these refugee camps for many years now they fled here after morocco annexed their homeland. mani grew up in a camp like this that's all she's ever known. but now she can live her dream having her own pizza service that she delivers to families like many as sudan is whose daily routine is defined by this wasteland. they want to stay here until they get their homeland back. and. yes i remember that we'

so let's start with kron four's will tran and the latest on the fire in morocco will.have reached out so far this morning asking the start of the cause of the fire and at this point we don't know cal

it sparks debates of personal freedoms in morocco. >> she is behind bars. the court ruled the journalist carried out an illegal abortion ad had sex outside wedlock, cover for what was not more than a political verdict. >> this confirms her arrest was motivated by revenge against her and her newspaper. i hohope the verdict will be amended. >>>> her f fiance was handed the sameme sentetence. the gynecologist was given two years. one of the l lawyers called the verdict incomprehensible. >> a woman showed up to heal bleeding. does he let her die? impossible. no evidence shows there was pregnancy, only bleeding. init has sparked outrage morocco. it has whipped up reaction further afield. a week ago, hundreds signened an .pinion piece it was named after article 490. they declare themselves outlaws. as for the journalist, her lawyer has said he will heal the decision. >> violence interrupts in hong kong. 15 people are injured and one protester has been shot in the chest. lashes out against the lawmaker leaving the impeachment inquiry against him. he suggested adam

both perceived barriers to freedom of speech and women's rights in morocco. in late september according robot sentence journalist who johri suny to one year in prison. finding her guilty of carrying out in a legal abortion and having premarital sex. her fifiance handed the same sentene whilee h her gynecologist was giveven two years. pricing these lawyers s called the verdict incomprehensible. the woman shshowed up to him bleeding should he have left to dine impossible by the way the evidence shows there was no pregnancy only leading. haven't came as it. for her family and supporters the charges were caught. the twenty eight year old works for newspaper known for criticizing the government. the case has sparked outrage in morocco triggering protests like this one held on the opening day of her trial on september ninth. but it is also whipped up reactions further afield. earlier this month hundreds of moroccan signed an opopinion piece that was published in a moroccan newspaper and france is the moment. the column was named after article for ninety of the moro

so let's start with kron four's will tran and the latest on the fire in morocco will. >>i know a lot of people have reached out so far this morning asking the start of the cause of the fire and at this point we don't know cal re doesn't know, but they did say our was taken out by pg e an hour before before it started as part of the rolling blackouts here's new video that we shot about 10 minutes ago. it's about 2 miles from my loca, thisrea so remote that there's no cell signal or internet but we were able to get video of the cars all lined up on the side of the road, some of them were sleeping because they were able to leave the evacuation center in kron 4 sarah stinson is at the evacuation center. they came back here thinking they would be able to go directly to their homes but because the fire, it's still going that it was still on board early fashion to return. those people back to their air areas there are many other homes that still evacuated and 're n allowed to return as the fire still is burning despite being 70% contained but those people when you can see all

in morocco friday people were stocking up on ice and more ice and more ice. >>in preparation for the coming power shut off. >>we have a refrigerators one freezer this full of food, so we don't want to go to waste at moraga hardware people were picking up batteries and flashlights and coolers and more on the way we have a shipment coming in there tomorrow morning emergency shipment as we're calling it 06:00am for more batteries more lanterns ice pack type things to ice just most of the people in morocco have already been through this once earlier in the month last time it was and ban was only 20 hours. only last time there was also a fire in the middle of the night during the shut off. >>we were evacuated that was quite frightening. we got we got knocking on the door at 3 o'clock in the morning. >>that makes the trepidation about the power shut off minor compared to the fear of fire were always worried about the fire still residents are frustrated these power shut-offs keep happening, i just can't believe that a power company like the genie camp. >>get this ar

commanders launched the attack earlier than planned abdul wasn't in morocco at the time. you know. when we heard that they had started fighting those of us outside my rafi max and we discussed how to get to the center. i mean. now but i mean we tried 7 times we even used motor boats to try to get in from the lake but it didn't work. out but. i do past information about the movement of government troops to his eye as comrades inside the besieged city by cell phone he tells us that 40 of his friends were killed none the less he could imagine joining battle again. so. we have an advantage because we are young people just blend in with the population. the military can't easily identify which of us are fighters who know how to use a gun. fight their own i don't know coming on. i wouldn't fight in iraq. or any other muslim area the same thing would happen again . only muslim people with. but if the battle took place somewhere else i would join somalia. is out of a job again and he's disappointed about losing the battle and about the empty promises said. the leaders of the i.a.s. fighters

>>kron four's dan kerman went to morocco to see how people are getting ready.were stocking up on ice and more ice and more ice in preparation for the coming power shut off. >>we have a refrigerators one freezer this full of food, so we don't want to go to waste at moraga hardware people were picking up batteries and flashlights and coolers and more on the way we ha a shipment coming in there tomorrow morning an emergency shopment as we're calling it 06:00am for more batteries more lanterns ice pack type things to ice just most of the people in morocco have already been t rough this once earlier in the month last time it was and ban was only 20 hours. only last time there was also a fire in the middle of the night during the shut off. >>we evacuated that was quite frightening. >>we got we got knocking on the door at 3 o'clock in the morning. >>that makes the trepidation about the power shut off minor compared to the fear of fire were always worried about the fire still residents are frustrated these power shut-offs keep happening, i just can't believe that a pow

. >> a short time ago this morning we spoke with the emergency management coordinator with morocco when the fire district he said firefighters are making good progress but they will not have good containment numbers until the sun comes up. he did estimate 60% contained. the power is out in the area. shot off as part of the pg&e shut off. he said be careful in the area. the traffic lights are out and he was talking about the wind with us. the good news is its 10-20. he said they weren't particularly as concerned about amber's flying which is good news. >> that can change on a dime. >> as a mentioned. i drive across the richmond-san rafael bridge and it felt it. >> there are good gusts up there. not at the fire but not far away. i realize many of you did not have any breeze but there are some that are rolling. 70 miles per hour gust. mount st. helena, 77. mount diablo, 75. about the caldecott, 38 miles per hour . 30-40 for many. santa cruz mountains. the most i've seen is 23-25. that's airflow at the surface. it is offshore for everyone from lynn to seagoing northeast. it will turn more e

the highest commanders launched the attack earlier than planned abdul wasn't in morocco at the time. you know mean alarm and i mean the question will last a long. when we heard that they have started fighting those of us outside my rafi max and we discussed how to get to the center. i mean. not that i mean i'm a tried 7 times we even used motor boats to try to get in from the lake but it didn't work by a. lot of the. past information about the movement of government troops to his i ask comrades inside the besieged city by cell phone he tells us that 40 of his friends were killed none the less he could imagine joining battle again. so putting him when i mean it must not have an advantage because we young people just blend in with the population. the military conti's really identify which of us are fighters who know how to use a gun and having no alabama fight there or another no coming on mocking them about it. i wouldn't fight in iraq and or in any other muslim area and the same thing would happen again. only muslim people would. have to battle to play somewhere else i would join som

>>schwartz for pg any wednesday night as folks in morocco, wait for the lights to go out. >>once just with the flow, i've kind made food ahead of time could be a little overkill but i do respect their decision i think considering the fires and everything that s mething had to be done. >>i'm upset that we didn't make better use of 2 years in terms of clearing power lines in clearing vegetation and clearing. the areas along with the fact that they should work on the lines. >>randy and dorothy jones stopped by the safeway like many others to pick up some last minute items since the use of the shut off their plans to change significantly or picking up groceries that we didn't know we would need pick up because our daughter will be joining us for dinner because she lives >>they don't say they know all too well why the shut-offs need to have but are convinced this is the best the power company could come a plus. >>we lost a good friend child. our daughter's friend to be in a wheelchair well in the first fire in santa rosa and then paradise last year so. it's not like this is all

following 2 breaking news stories first the fire th broke out overnight in morocco which is now 70% contained and we're also covering the blackouts around the bay area in fact we have a map showing where these outages are nominee much more detail about this map here in just a second, but each one of those icons represents where p g has intentionally cut power off. and that's not only causing stress among the customers but also among city leaders to we're having to deal with this and be in emergency. a disaster posture in the and tire bay area san francisco all of the counties are affected that's right now this morning including a south bay right any minute. we're iting for in san jose, a press conference to happen. >>to give us the very latest on the black out there as you can see we've got our camera kron 4 here trained at the podium, so we'll bring you that as soon as it happens. we'll be covering the very latest on the bay area blackouts yeah and the meantime and as said we'll cut to that as soon as they start talking saul have. >>alas the producer officers patrol just get my ear. the minu

i spoke with families out here who were glad that morocco schools were still open today. and it was interesting to hear even some little ones were pretty frustrated about the back and forth decisions by pg me. >>didn't win didn't have a last night is not happening today. and so they not we need does not. and they should figure at rate because california has always been hot and you know gets windy this time in the air and pg ne you're not doing job. >>like she said it's not windy out here, it's very very still, but it is dry, it's cold and dry aip out here, but no one reported it in morocco, but i do know that there are other areas where of that wind is starting to kick up tonight which is of course why this a preemptive power shut off is even happening. i do know that contra costa county their office of emergency services at level 2 is what they say meaning that they have activated a certain number of first responders and others to help ensure residents. safety here in her eye. >>the breaking news again contra costa county will have its power shut off in the affected area

this would be the second power shut off in morocco this month, small businesses such as squeeze juice bar will once again have to toss out fruits an ice cream and close for several days. were hoping that pg any cover some of these damages. >>during the last power shut off a fire broke out in morocco and that kron on the ba only 24 hour local streaming news service due to the public emergency threat from the pg e power shut or offering kron on for free. you can download it now from the app store to stay informed. even when the power goes out. >>and now back to our coverage of the kim k fire which continues to burn out of control. >>at the top of the hour. we told you about a new evacuation warning in lake county cal fire says the kinkaid fire is now 23,700 acres. the fire is still only 5% contained. >>there are several mandatory evacuations in place you can find those along with a list of evacuation centers that's all on our website kron 4 dot com. also according to cal fire's website, 49 structures have beeo destroyed and that includes holmes kron four's gayle ong joins us now live fr

importable the west a med that is when we could see some very heavy a widespread amounts of rain into morocco and on towards algeria so certainly cooling off in a bath a high that just 18 celsius. in sydney to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. follow in their footsteps. to stay for today way in the one. chance these personal journey. inspiring stories of people disappearing on their chosen. weakness documentaries on and to see. new leaders place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is the least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places inch took the microphone will we find peace how can we make the violence stop when will i be able to return home. china is calling on my want to reunify with the

of this area and it turns out there was a fire that was park last night it was right down there in morocco and so that was one of the things pg e and of east bay firefighters were watching very carefully. but that was just one slice of the larger east bay we've seen power out this morning predominantly in a lot of the more rugged rural areas where the terrain gets a little bit tricky to deal with should a fire break out. all right, let's get to that fire. now we've been covering >>early this morning will tran on the scene in march aga the flames us or first broke out around 1 o'clock in the morning which was an hour after they shut power off to area lawn merrill drive just south of saint mary's college. and now it's 70% contained lot of people had to get out fast ong lines going to evacuation center. but now most of them had been allowed back in. it is not back on and as you just said james that could take a days just like everybody else is in that same boat covers will tran and moroccan out the latest well. >>fortunately the fire did not spread through the area and that was the fear durin

localized flooding from that system so 1st of all monday we're going to take out across the phone west morocco algeria the showers a further to the east really working their way along these coastal areas of egypt then as we head over into choose day that is when that system impacting spade importable the west a mess that is when we could see some very heavy a widespread amounts of rain into morocco and on towards algeria so certainly cooling off in riyadh a high there just 18 celsius. the publisher wrote in is increasing the movie pregnancies a woman puts a self a crease before mckendrick back introducing the family planning interview charcoal culture is a challenging task for fire resistance to shift comes from men when a woman can decide for her one day and how many children she wants it should be in policy and what's one movement's perseverance is transforming her community women make change on al-jazeera. the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosni mubarak fell with the crowds in tahrir square done talking. to us if something happens anywhere in the world al j

the picture in morocco on tuesday is a wet one is in the atlas mountains a flash flooding seems quite likely and again although the rain does move eastwards wednesday's only a small improvement yet as sponsors look fine the coast maybe not. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera a ceasefire in northeastern syria set to end less than 10 hours kurdish led forces had 5 days to withdraw from erez along the turkish border to stop further military action turkey and russia's presence on me to consult in the coming hours to discuss the situation. authorities in lebanon appear to be tightening security as police and the army disperse protesters trying to erect barricades sporadic demonstrations are continuing despite the government approving sweeping economic reforms. and kind of as justin trudeau has secured a 2nd term as prime minister but his liberal party hasn't won enough seats for parliamentary majority and will now have to rely on the support of the new democratic party to push through legislation. they have been violent protests in bolivia the president is be

the king of morocco has pardoned a journalist who was sentenced to prison for having an abortion.ave fiance and 2 doctors had been given a one year jail term human rights activist said the conviction was politically motivated as rice sunni works for a newspaper which has been critical of the government well those are the headlines do join me for more news here on al-jazeera after inside story do stay with us. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter where you take it. will bring you the news and current of the matter to. 0. heckled and cheered hong kong as leader faces more calls to step down as politicians disruptor annual policy address can carry lamb hold on to her job and what needs to be done to end 4 months of unrest this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm so hell robin hong kong's chief executive kerri lam is struggling to maintain public order there have been 4 months of antigovernment protests that have turned violent protesters have been calling on lam to resign she's refused hoping to move all with a ne

like morocco or to near 0. one spot the olive oil is already worth less than it costs to produce friday's tariffs can only deliver further scrutiny. and finally thousands of rich residents in hong kong are opening bank accounts in singapore and other financial centers as protests sparked anxiety over the territories which are according to the financial times banks including u.b.s. ages b.c. and credit suisse have all seen a sharp increase in hong kong customers opening over seas accounts a report by goldman sachs shows as much as $4000000000.00 u.s. dollars in capital may have had to singapore because of the august that's a shell thanks for watching. enter the conflicts. boys in populist uprising in venezuela hong kong protests for exit block of. the world is in crisis mode. this week we will track of the key interviews of the season the point is to prove who wants to change the implies to me going to be don't. look so for 60 minutes. oh to. keep learning marched reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture aff

because they'll start to buy oil from other countries that don't face such tariffs like morocco or tunisia. one spot or the olive oil is already worth less than it costs to produce friday's tariffs can only deliver a further squeeze. i think this is worth it. sitting rooms are a. symbol of the long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population laughs the best fighters occupied the city center in 2017 president to church's response was. during. the cold. the. conquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that mean one. how did it become a gateway to islam a stir. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. in the sights of our guests starts october 24th on w. hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture is what's coming up for you today. one of the great lyric tennis around today simon appears will be popping in for a quick check. on the way of drowning in packaging illustrated only too well by photographer. latest project. but for us the biggest book fair and the world is on the way in germany's business capital frank office pub

how did morocco we become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. in the science of ah yes starts october 24th on d w. a female tech entrepreneurs have a hard time finding investors as do female entrepreneurs in general in 2018 for example only 2 percent of all u.s. venture capital went to startups run by women why is that and how can we change it our topic today on shift. jennifer morgan is cosi all of the german tech company as a pete sheryl sandberg has operations at facebook and so as of a disk it manages you to. if he made exceptions in an industry dominated by men too bad especially considering that programming used to be seen as a typical job for women in the us in the forty's they played a big role in pioneering digital technology but today far less women work in tech only 14 percent of tech startups worldwide were created by women they found less developed less and because of that their creativity goes on used for the market do women face bigger challenges here's what these leaders have to say. if money is different we need more female role

signs things are power the personal stereo the 1st motion picture festival the crowd in front of the morocco's sao paulo's largest dinner are rewarded as i rain down then the parade of luminaries of the otop motion pictures of the year jade and glaciated meanwhile the news they're not getting we want to stop gentlemen i need to go join the band then. i'll be joined on the show the black. errol flynn what they recently was up there is a lot more. redneck murray jr well you saw the side i'll do that. much to see but it's easy to come in. what you did argument a lot is up or to be able to shake the wealthy that you know you might believe that's going to take you off c. what if i'm elizabeth him at the sub out of the to think that this is the jewel pair just going to go cinema heartlessness center the capitol a familiar show going to the mother of god they said you didn't mean to silence the footage was it a pharmacy chain to cavil who passed the scene my heart was in i would have you know the sense of the scene when 3 days geoff i said to the sister hardison ammeter now boys the studies that you'

in morocco dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well be tough to avoid the poor air quality blanketing the bay area this weekend because all that smoke out there across forces you with that part of the story. >>the bay area air quality management district say to expect hot weather and poor air quality starting friday that will last throughout the weekend. >>as the afternoon goes on and he comes up. we expect that smoke to start cycling down and impacting air polity unfortunately. this will happen later today through tomorrow. and then we expect some winds to come in and help move out pollution out we're concerned about the heat as well because normally when we have air quality issues. we tell people to a stay indoors with their windows and doors closed. but that may not be an option for some if he doesn't issue in their home. so we're recommending that seek out either cooling centers or places that have filtered air so if you have if you have an h back. >>system heating furness air conditioning system one things you're going to w

reinvent the movies around themselves escaping their reality and reliving the former glory of cinema morocco was a witness documentary on al-jazeera. how is a lot going on with the weather across north america at the moment we've had an nor'easter this nasty little area clouds sweeping across new york into new england eastern parts of canada further south some lively downpours and rolling through here not so was in the northwest we've also got some marar the heavy showers some west to weather some wintry weather spilling acts of western parts of canada into the pacific northwest as we go on through friday in the main thing to watch out for will be down towards the panhandle we have a developing system here may become a tropical storm a good talk of depression from very wet and windy weather then coming into northern parts of florida and sioux up was allowed to through georgia easing up it was a southeastern corner north of that it quietens down so just the threats of a 15 degrees in new york centimeters not too fast want to see showers a possibility whether that wintry weather up around the

he has been convicted in france but he is on the run in morocco.nour eddine, who was in charge of the operation, was in casablanca where he has several companies in areas like property developer and so we can assume their bank accounts are largely funded with the profits he makes from this case. his gang brought to millions of pounds of european drug cash to paris, but that was just the start. the criminals now needed to get their millions in small bank notes into the financial system and into the drug bosses‘ bank accounts, to do that, they needed to move their money again. the gang wanted to swap the drug money for something easy to move and hard to trace. they came here, to antwerp. they were looking for gold. it is much less bulky so if you looked at £10,000 in cash, it would be quite a big bulk of money. if you put that in gold, it is really tiny, you could move that across a border undetected. to stop money—laundering, cash purchases over 3000 euros are banned here. but the gang had a gold dealer willing to break the rules. his name is georgh

some localized flooding from that system so if they were going to take out across the finals west morocco algeria the showers a further to the east really working their way along these coastal areas of egypt then as we head off into choose day that is when that system impacting spade importable the west a mess that is when we could see some very heavy wise but amounts of rain into morocco and on towards algeria so certainly cooling off in a bad high there just 18 celsius. and act of useful defiance to recruit your turn next to us out in the school the rest of us who work for the morning was electric shock treatments the worse that trinket of a revolution. the arrest of those children sparked all of which became a battle without a hand that was the beginning of the armed struggle in syria. the boy who started the syrian war on al jazeera. i'm back look at the headlines now as protests in lebanon spread the prime minister has reportedly proposed a series of reforms to ease the economic crisis this includes cutting the salaries of current and former presidents ministers and m.p.'s by 50 perc

but this reminds be james and darya just like more august morocco yesterday when the fires broke out some parts did have power but most did not and that's exactly the situation this morning in lafayette there are downtown spots, mostly supermarket chains. there are nationwide. they have power. i think that they have generators going but most of downtown lafayette is still dark at this time and i have a pg the map to prove it to use money quickly pull up that map for comes in basically to color codes. the orange and then the yellow the orange, mostly impacts lafayette, so you could see lafayette is covered by pg e as far as their power outage. the good news is they said that they will spend today and the days ahead looking at their power lines and try to restorweto lafayette, another 34 counties that were hit in california because of the rolling blackouts they hope to have power back as soon as they possibly can still no rhyme or reason why one side of the street has power and the other especially when they're talking about trying to prevent wildfires altogether but they told before o

it is looking after to move to the safe zone both the men say you know for years syrians fled from morocco do. and other less they fled from isolate the y.p. she took his province of song is home 240-0000 serious in the 125000 of them live here and this turkish border town they need to be able to go home. the western arab countries are not on board with turkey's plan that some say will create demographic changes president pressure type argonne hit back him. with 3600000 syrian refugees in our country whiting to go back to their homes the european union look at yourself i repeat at the moment you cannot call or define the operation as an invasion our job is easy we could just open the doors in 2600000 refugees who've seen them back to you. is saudi arabia should look in the mirror they put human in the situation and look what's happening in the 10s of thousands of people are dying in human saudi arabia you should talk about this 1st you cannot criticize our operation or so egypt you cannot talk at all you are the murderer of democracy in your country leaders of turkey's government and milit

despite pga taking out power before that wildfire that we covered there were some spots throughout morocco they did have some semblance of power. it's the same thing in lafayette, some places have power more than likely i would assume that they have generators because those places are the national supermarkets are some of the bigger stores in the area, but lot of intersections don't have power. let me quickly pull up a map for you just to show you what you are facing story basically comes into color codes, one orange, one yellow the orange basically means you don't have power and the yellow says the is trying to restore power. pg e says it looks like the worst is over as far as the bay area and they will begin the restoration process when the power will come back is anyone's guess because we have been all over this story. let's face it they have not been consistent with their times pushing up and pushing back start and stop times back to you. thanks a lot. we'll and stay with us here on the kron 4 morning news we'll give you the latest and so we'll cry. >>a commercial free news app by sign

>>some harsh words for pg any wednesday night as folks in morocco, wait for the lights to go out. >>once just with the flow. trying make to head a time when could be a little overkill but i do respect their decision i think considering the fires and everything that something had to be done. >>i'm upset that we didn't make better use of 2 years in terms of clearing power lines in clearing vegetation and clearing. the areas along with the fact that they should work on the lines. >>randy and dorothy jones stopped by the safeway like many others to pick up some last minute items since the use of the shut off their plans to change significantly or picking up groceries that we didn't know we need to pick up because our daughter will be joining us for dinner because she lives >>they don't say they know all too well why the shut offs need to have happen. but are convinced this is the best the power company could come up list. >>we lost a good friend child. our daughter's friend to be in a wheelchair well in the first fire in santa rosa and then paradise last year so. it's not like this is

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spanish farmers can't compete with those prices and production conditions in south africa egypt and moroccoare very different. but. the problem is that the competition doesn't have to hear to the same quality standards when it comes to environmental protection working conditions and pesticides what farmers and under loser in spain in europe are subject to strict rules. luis has found a different way of dealing with the situation he's letting his plantation grow wild he started that 5 years ago with the intention of reducing the use of pesticides today his oranges are labelled by the world wildlife fund certifying that his plantation is environmentally sustainable. this way louise can sell his crop at a higher price. he sort of all these weeds they grow here they're home to many insects they're natural enemies for parasites that help us prevent plagues from spreading. luis was surprised by how productive sustainable farming can be he says he saves up to 80 percent in pesticides he calls his neighbors conventional plantation chernobyl for all the plastic and chemicals in the field. size the r

for his morocco restaurant not only did he lose out on customers. throughout spoiled seafood. meat and produce worth thousands of dollars. >>> it is painful for a small business to take such a hit.>>> jeff diamond moved 500 pounds of cheese and 500 bottles of wine. to another store before the blackout. >>> it was a logistical nightmare.>> reporter: he did everything to keep his cheese and wine store open in the oakland hills. even brought in a generator. the health department shut him down because he has no hot water due to the outage.>>> it feels like a kick in the teeth. >> reporter: it won't reimburse individuals and businesses for their losses. the insurance companies also won't pay out siding pg&e's advance warnings. >>> you do have business interruption insurance. this isn't considered a business interruption. i said what the blank do you main? >>> a very small number of businesses across the bay area open in the dark yesterday. >>> this is an old-fashioned credit card slyter which is what we had to use. >> reporter: the pet shop had three customers. most people had assu

it is looking after to move to the safe zone both the men say you know for years syrians fled from morocco and other they fled from eisel in the y.p. she took his province of song to 4 is home 240-0000 serious in the 125000 of them live here and this turkish border town they need to be able to go home. the western arab countries are not on board with turkey's plan that some say will create demographic changes president pressure type erdogan hit back at him. with 3600000 syrian refugees in our country whiting to go back to their homes the european union look at yourself i repeat at the moment you cannot call or define the operation as an invasion our job is easy we could just open the doors and 2600000 refugees we've seen them back to you but. saudi arabia should look in the mirror they put yemen in the situation and look what's happening in their tens of thousands of people are dying in yemen saudi arabia you should talk about this 1st you cannot criticize our operation or so egypt you cannot talk at all you are the murderer of democracy in your country. leaders of turkey's government and

in morocco people spent the day friday preparing for the coming power shut off.up i'm going to get soup which i don't cook can and just man max and i need to get some kind of coffee. >>for some it's been a weeklong process tried to reduce what i keep in the freezer i consciously about thought last week dole don't keep stuff and the reason. >>many of these folks have been through a shut off earlier in the month. only when it happened last time a fire broke out forcing some to evacuate. >>so we had to grant fire, you know our our. flashlights find our shoes get our coat, get you know things that we were worried about leaving the hall and in case me now for a few days and leave 1003 o'clock in the morning. >>as a result concerns about the power shut off. pale in comparison to the threat of fire. >>i think it's very dangerous right now for anyone not to pay attention to what they're doing. >>the fire look so devastating and i can imagine how you survive that if you lose your home and and everything around you and yet the frustration over repeated power shut-offs cont

. >> this fire broke out after the entire town of morocco went down after a power outage. the fire evacuation went smoothly. >> we are lucky. the firefighters did an amazing job. >> reporter: janet brady is counting her blessings. a fire went right up to her backyard in moraga as the entire town was shrouded in fire. she took this video showing flames outside her door at 2 am. the fire destroyed a lawn chair, groundcover and bushes. at her house survived. >> they contained it incredibly quickly. i can't imagine given how close the fire was to my house that it could have easily caught fire. >> reporter: the fire broke out at about one in the morning behind homes in the sanders ranch neighborhood. this is video captured by a fire captain on the front line. moraga police sheriff's deputies went door to door telling people in about 140 homes to evacuate. many ended up at a local church. >> i looked through the window and i saw the whole fire burning behind our bench in the hill. it was like a sunset but building burning the whole thing. it was pitch black as of the power outag