regulators to allow this deal to go ahead alston will have to divest essentially by selling off some of its own and all but his assets some of the production sites in germany and france will have to go as well as some of the technology and trade models. size alone can't solve the problems facing european train manufacturers they've long complained that the deck is stacked against them accusing c r r c of receiving illegal subsidies from the chinese government. and while the competition has access to the european market e.u. producers are not allowed access to real networks in china japan south korea or the usa. the u.s. decision to withdraw 12000 troops from germany sent shock waves across the country raising concerns about security and transatlantic tides but for the locals of the bavarian town of 5th sec where a 3rd of those troops are stationed it has also left some fearing for their livelihoods. what will become a fill sack it's a very in town with just 6000 residents who've lived for years alongside the americans at the nearby rose barracks is that all over. consciously to guns

need a little bit of that in our lives. 4:10 as the time is a check in with steve alston. know you were keeping an eye on the weather for the fire. you are mentioning hot and windy. and >> it is 77 degrees on here. still pam, that is really warm, and there is a 30 mile an hour wind on the west to southwest. that is very warm air. i think you will notice some really warm temperatures pretty good fog bankast. which was not the case yesterday. the coasts are nice. hot inland. 90s to near 100 degrees. 62 to 100, fire danger will be high into this weekend. temperatures 90 to 100 degrees. it is very low humidity except over by the coast where it is higher due to the fog. it is very dry conditions are conditions, it does start to look cooler, -- we have a northwest by seven, i have seen 34 miles per hour. 50s, 60s to 70s, temperatures again, it takes a while to cool off. pretty warm air. 47, bodega bay to 66 in cloverdale. 51 petaluma. american canyon 61 so there can some cool readings in there. the high continues to build in and that means not much danger going into the weekend.

the train making division of the canadian company bombardier the 6000000000 euro deal will net make alston the world's 2nd largest railway manufacture after china c r r c corp approval came on condition that all stem cell some of its other assets british filmmaker alan parker has died at the age of 76 after a long illness he started his career in advertising and later shot to fame as the director of films like bugsy malone midnight express fame and mississippi burning parker was awarded knighthood and the bathtub fellowship. now police in zimbabwe have arrested internationally acclaimed novelist c.c. dunn got into an anti-government protest in the capital harare done that i'm going was detained after she defied a ban on protests coinciding with the anniversary of president emerson magog was election which the opposition regards as fraudulent now opposition lawmakers have called for demonstrations against corruption and the country's slumping economy and let's speak to d.w. correspondent privilege most fun he's in harare which is still under pen demick lock down a joins us on the phone priv

need to start to address the issue of inequality the fact that the un special rapporteur available alston talked about gruesome inequality by design he alleged by the british government you really think the coronavirus some of our understanding of food banks and what 40000000 in poverty here in britain but i think we've been naive to ignore the central a t of the very obvious data that comes out already showing your far more likely to die twice as likely to to die from covered if you if you live in the lower echelons of the economic structure than the higher echelons you're far more likely to contract and die from the virus if you will from a black or ethnic minority in the u.k. and you do globally and as we move through this crisis we are going to see that amplified as unemployment starts to heat it will hit to those in precarious employment far more severely than those who more stable salary positions so dealing with that reality is going to leave. very very challenging for us as a society particularly if we want to retain any semblance of a liberal democracy in a world that he's being

reporter: with a competitive rental market in mind, these students signed a lease at the sterling alston in april, for the new school year. peter didn't want to show his face for the story, for fear of retribution. as the coronavirus forced schools to move classes online, one of peter's roommates decided not to return. >> if only two were to pay this rent, then 80% or 90% of our salary as student researchers will be going to that. >> wary of the press he did what many college students are doing, try to break his lease. his contract included early termination options allowing him to give notice, pay two months rent and flee. but the company said no sighting a berkeley city ordinance preventing landlords from charging additional penalty fees for tenants leaving contracts. instead he was on the hook for rent until his place was reprinted. >> somehow, our apartment is deciding to whip and eyes that against us, to all of the liability either financially or the liability to find another tenant on us. >> after hearing from dozen of tenants and others, the city council clarified the ordinance ta

way which was closed to traffic between alston and addison. no word on any arrests. >>> we have new numbers on the virus out rate at san quentin. another inmate has died from covid-19. it brings the death toll to 10. the number of cases has also gone up to more than 1900, that is about half the prison population. >> no family held a news conference demanding answers after erik salgado was shot and killed by chp officers in oakland. they were asking why chp fired nearly 40 rounds at the car that he and his fiancc in.'s mother is asking to see the body camera footage of the incident and to know the names of the officers involved in the shooting. >> i do not understand why they had to do what they did and why there were so many gunshots. why so many. what was the requirement for that? >> what would justify taking peoples' lives when you, the person, are not in danger and could have been dates?? we reached out to the chp for, but were told the agency cannot speak about pending litigation. police say it is still investigating the case along with al

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recent weeks demanding faster reform the country's transitioning to a democracy after omar bashir was alston last year so straight does have a morgan who is in costume for a civil war can tell us. while came what we just that we have right now is a statement that was just sent in by the office of the prime minister that after all the ministers 20 ministers submitted their resignation 7 ministers have been dismissed and a new ministers were appointed in their place we have 6 ministers whose resignation were accepted including the minister of finance and the minister of foreign affairs and the minister of health was dismissed now for us to understand how we got here we have to look at the situation in sudan over the past few months we've seen people being lining up for queues for bread fuel and other basic commodities we've seen the inflation rising to more than 100 percent at the moment despite what the government has described as reforms including raising the salaries of civil servants now we've also seen protesters taking to the streets demanding fast just being delivered and the people who

way which was closed to traffic between alston and addison.e good news is everything is to the shoulder and as far as delays goes, things are moving on okay in and out of marin county especially the san rafael area. if you are taking 101 s. was the golden gate bridge, here is a look at what you are in store for with a nice ride into the city. extra volume across the bridge but overall, at the limit. so far, the east commute is a lot better out of the east bay into the city. >>> that sunshine inland this morning, with low clouds and mostly cloudy skies along the coast around the bay, thanks to the onshore flow. today is your normal mid-day high. low 80s in san jose and ven in well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutely 100% wrong. the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property