france twenty four was a nadia massey is in bamako. it was around eight thirty y this morning that an incident took place that threatens to undermine the trust in french soldiers hit in mali this was in the west of the country well abbas was traveling near the city of dow now the boss was asked to stop by french soldiers when the boss that didn't stop. french soldiers fired several warning shots into the ground those shows ricocheted hitting the windshield and hitting a several people to lightly in just a moment kills. they were later identified in the hospital as civilians now a few things to note about this incident one is that it shows

they lost more than eighty nine billion euros in revenue adjuster around the massey areas are really you can understand why. anger is still so probably here in math say that some people have even said. that they will defy the measure and that they will still open their restaurant in their businesses despite the restrictions the deputy mayor of marseille has also said that shee will ask local police. not to find any restaurant owners who will remain open despite the restrictions. okay france twenty four is valerie decamp reporting from marseille thank you so much. it's a huge financial blow to the organizers of the frenchh open the e tourniquets under way on sunday and theherench prime minister i is said thehe numberf spectators will be limited t to one e thousand per day noo thats compared to last year's daily average of thirty sevenn thousand keris garland has the story. set to be a morore exclusive affair than previous years accordions members of the french open will be capped at one thousand per day up to the governments tightened restrictions on public gatherings. the number had

how does he motivate lionel messi, how does he convince lea nna messi, how does he convince leanna masseythat can turn around quickly, back and when things this season, they are not many seasons left in his career, he is 33, in the twilight of his career, you are the manager saying lionel, turned on for us, we saying lionel, turned on for us, we can saying lionel, turned on for us, we can win things, i can turn around in a matter of weeks, is he going to be able to do that? and then what you do about the president in the background? do about the president in the background ? will the do about the president in the background? will the president be forced out early before the elections in march, he won't be again, but before then... is he going to step down? yet he is such an amazing football player that even at 20% messi would be an awful lot better than almost every other player on the planet. right now, yeah. he is waning slightly, he has lost some pace but he is still without a doubt, the best player in the world in terms of goals and assists and dribbles, he finished last season the to

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to stay at barcelona and weeks of speculation about his future at the club he joined 19 years ago massey had applied for a transfer but was told he wouldn't be released from his contract the argentinians said he could not get into a legal dispute with what he called the club of his life but he slammed viruses president for his handling of the case. ok to talk more about all this i'm joined in the studio by anthony howard. a bit of back and forth wasn't at all the speculation and now suddenly he's stating so was this announcement a shock it was a shock because we've made all these milestones that go with the normal run of events in these situations when someone's going to leave he requested to leave by fax by fax now if you want to call someone up for being a dinosaur a football club send them a fax i know you have them get it i received the fax. the suit is lined up the dead arrived in town everything was being ticked off we were ready for the real estate rumors in manchester and then. scratch we get the news that he wants the story he doesn't want to study that he's going to just as he

raymond massey brings you some of the finest moments in the story of the general the army dwight eisenhower. (music) ♪ ♪ the time is june 1945. the occasion, the return to his homeland of the war hero whose efforts have seldom been matched. the european phase of the greatest war than america forefathers over and part of the warmth of the people of abilene, kansas city greek dwight tea as and how are. some of it is the welcome any hometown might give a favorite son who has done a good job. but more than anything else it is a tribute. it is that gratitude felt in every corner of the allied world towards the man who stewarded the crusade to its victory. it was a crusade with many battles and the many trials, but found it simple in one day above all else. d-day. june 6, 1944. the invasion was one of the greatest military adventures of all times. the outcome on which hung the fate of war and the outcome of freedom. [explosions] it was because so much of man's hope had been bombed, that the architect of that success found the hearts of the people open to him, where the adventure of dwight d. eise

court of justice dismissed a case by a spanish cycling company named massey which argued their locals would be too similar the course says a boss on a ford is too well known for there to be any confusion those are the headlines diary navigator will have more news for you in under 30 minutes al-jazeera world continues next. it was $969.00 and the south african anti apartheid activists do not rule was being held without trial in cape town's notorious college where police station despite being a high profile community leader and editor of the city's muslim newspaper there was relatively little public outcry over his detention. our own was part of board off the news the newspaper and one should expect that when one member of the board is holding detention but there is an article about it but. that was interesting that they did not really react on this and they wrote. muslim news is not a political paper and does not publish political views on news it only concerns itself with the religious and social needs of the muslim community what ever political views him on how our own expresses is e

massey, that established actor, now brings you some of the finest moment in artistry, the story of dwight. eisenhower. ♪ raymond: the time is doing 1945. ,-- the time is june 1945. , the occasion, the return to his homeland of the war hero whose efforts have seldom been matched. the european phase of the greatest war america fought his the way the people of abilene, kansas greet dwight d. eisenhower reflect the mood in the nation. hometownelcome any might give its favorite son who has done a good job. but more than anything else, it is a tribute. in gratitude felt in every noner of allied world, nom less than in abilene, to a man who stewarded the crusade to its victory. it was a crusade with many battles and the many trials, but it found its symbol in one day above all others. d-day. june 6, 1944. the invasion of fortress europe was one of the greatest military adventures of all-time. upon the outcome o of this bold adventure hung the fate of war and freedom. [explosions] it was because so much of man's hope had been bound up in this adventure that the architect of that success found the

massey. did you have further slide presentations?>> no, that completes the update that i planned to give the commission. >> chair ambrose: all right. so then i'm going to go back to director pellam for any remarks and comments. and then one more walk through and we'll go to public comment and we'll wrap up with commissioner comments. >> i have no -- nothing of substance to add. i think that the feed back that you all provided about next steps and the reminder to reach out to the board is something that we will definitely pursue and follow-up with you as needed, chair ambrose. but we will keep you in the loop and make every effort to make our case as much as we can. >> chair ambrose: great. so our meeting in september -- if you can get back to us on the dates, i just -- so we meet in september on -- >> i believe that it's the 11th. >> chair ambrose: on the 11th. and i don't know what the schedule is for the board but i would like to know that when it will be on the budget if they have forecast those days so we know that we can talk mo

next up is music followed by massey christopher is glad when his mother comes home from work earlier than usual. if you've got a class that yes but i only understand half of it. hilda is a single mother she's supposed to work the whole day but she wants to be there to help her son get used to this new kind of learning. you know as you get that if they don't pay attention in school then they really aren't going to concentrate when they're left on their own with the t.v. in their school books. meanwhile private schools in mexico are focusing on online classrooms. for her spanish class isabella is collecting objects and will write a story about them she only gets to see her classmates on a screen but at least she sees them. and say i know man. first i thought it would be terrible but it isn't. it's new. but i'd still prefer actual school that minky set up my best to. an english class there's a surprise test in store where. she gets to talk to her teachers and her parents are working at home so they're on hand to help too for 10 year old isabella on the line learning is going well. many

spanish league say he's still bound by an $837000000.00 buyout clause it's not handed a dream for massey's fans at home in argentina who hope he will eventually return to his childhood club daniel swimmer has more. he's staying but he wants to go with the world of football wants to know is where amalia no messes destination be on next season remains unclear the dream among fans around the world as it will be their club like a phone on your way because. it's been a difficult year i suffered a lot in training during the games and in the changing room it made it very difficult so i thought i'd leave the club in search of new objectives a new environment and a new experience for me. fans in miss his home city rosario are hoping he'll want to find those new experiences in his boyhood club rules old boys she won't be snacking on i'm not going to mess he's coming to us the biggest club in argentina we've had marriage on here and now we should have messy their neighbors are doing me out of the support leo deserves love he's not had much space to play in his career mules could give that to him. but

and sport little massey's not happy back he's staying at barcelona it wants to avoid a legal battle with the club for blocking his departure with a buyout clause of more than $838000000.00. hello everyone we're focusing on education this hour something which has been defined as a human right but they stay in the middle of a pandemic has become a source of great division all over the world as a new academic year begins for millions of families and educators are trying to decide how how do you balance going to school while still protecting every one's health. 3 examples for you here france 1st of all 12000000 students returned to classes on choose day but then there was a jump of 9000 infections on friday and for some schools to close again in spain teaches students and parents have been protesting in malaka of a say measures to stop the spread of covert 19 schools across the south just aren't good enough but then you have someone like mexico as well students starting distance classes and communities rallying to fill the gaps at the a tortilla shop in mexico city which is offering amongst

predicted the futurist reaction by mar ses mer i was astonished and angry with the decision the city of massey did not consult anyone nothing related to the health situation can justify this announcement i do not accept the fact that we are the victims of political decisions that no one understands well other elected officials were equally as angry with the president of one of the local regions impacted describing this as being collective punishment but the health minister hit back and said that he did consult with the local officials before making those announcements. the decisions announced this evening and won them the most are for the people of must see are aimed precisely as protecting them while all the health indicators are very degraded not so says the regional president 2 says that a call from the health ministry in the moments before these restrictions were announced did not constitute a consultation and he has argued that these decisions were taken unilaterally by the french government now other restrictions have also been put in place for areas such as here in paris paris is now on

doctor sundaram massey says the source of at least 30 infections appears to be one child. the startling announcement comes as we're also learning one of the largest districts in sonoma county will be practicing distance learning. >>for the rest of the year. santa rosa city schools voted unanimously to keep kids out of the classroom. citing the county status in the most restrictive tier of the state's reopening system. this week the county saw a slight uptick in the number of covid-19 cases and deaths the district also reported concerns about the costs that would be associated with resuming in person learning today marks 6 months since the shelter-in-place orders officially took effect. >>in 6 of the 9 bay area counties at the time. there were only a few 100 confirmed cases of covid across our region and just 5 people had died from the virus. as of today there have been more than 96,000 coronavirus cases across the bay area. nearly 1400 confirmed deaths due to covid alameda county has been the hardest hit with more than 20,000 cases, 365 people there have died in california

i was astonished and angry with the decision the city of massey did not consult anyone nothing related to the health situation can justify this announcement i do not accept the fact that we are the victims of political decisions that no one understands every effort should be made to prevent the upsurge of called 19 but it is essential that the measures must be proportionate to social life sports and culture let's start a discussion with the police and the professionals. well her anger was backed up by the president of the region who described that decision by the health minister as a collective punishment now the health minister hit back and said you know i did consult with the local officials about these restrictions on maher say but the president of the region said no that's not the case a telephone call does not constitute a consultation and he stood by his accusation that that decision had been taken unilaterally by the french government now there are new restrictions taking place in other parts of france as well. here in paris where from monday bars will have to . 10 pm in the eve

the italians and the germans and now the hispanics and let me share a number with you this is the massey study out of princeton university that came out not long ago the 1st generation hispanics 5 to 10 percent of them speak english 1st generation those are the ones who just got off the boat like me and 2nd generation 70 percent speak english have of them do not and do not speak their own language spanish and by the 3rd generation hispanics 95 percent speak english and very few speak their own native language that they came from their old mother country and it's what those numbers are exactly the same as it was for the germans and the italians and many don't want to teach their kids spanish either or other other languages because they say well you're in the u.s. that speak english and that's kind of unfortunate because you lose the language and i think that's important as well more opportunity as rick sanchez host of the new to thank sanchez thank you very disturbed. that all for the time catch him but on the man on the portable t.v. app available for your apple and android devices and i

for us forswear brand they use court of justice dismissed a case by a spanish cycling company named massey which argued their logos would be too similar the course says abbas own a ford is too well known for there to be any confusion messi has been named well football player of the year a record 6 times. tennis star. has withdrawn from the french open because of a homs threatening injury the decision comes less than a week after she won the u.s. open the 22 year old says she hasn't had time to heal as a 2 ton events were too close together the french open was rescheduled because of the call the 19 and that make as always much more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com the vegas and all of the top stories on there and i'll just share done it all. again i'm fully back to below with the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization says it's concerned about the alarming rates have new coronavirus infections in europe have been more than 300000 cases in the past week some countries have re-introduced lockdowns in hard hit cities but libya's interim president is withdrawing from ele

france twenty four was a nadia massey is in bamako.it was around eight thirty y this morning that an incident took place that threatens to undermine the trust in french soldiers hit in mali this was in the west of the country well abbas was traveling near the city of dow now the boss was asked to stop by french soldiers when the boss that didn't stop. french soldiers fired several warning shots into the ground those shows ricocheted hitting the windshield and hitting a several people to lightly in just a moment kills. they were later identified in the hospital as civilians now a few things to note about this incident one is that it shows the french forces hey are on a heightened state of alert after the coup that took place here in the capital bamako on august the eighteenth they see a- greater instability in mahdi they fear that jihadists may be trying. to take advantage of the political vacuum here in the capital particularly in those border regions around gal that happy very unstable in the past few years and the second thing to not

court of justice dismissed a case by a spanish cycling company named massey which argued their nobleswould be too similar the course says a boston on a foot forward is too well known for there to be any confusion messi has been named 12 pair of the year for a record 60 s. and finally an incredible achievement in the world of athletics with volta mondo duplantis has broken the outdoor pole vault world record one that's being standing for 26 years he did it at the diamond league event involving the 20 year old clay at a height of 6 meters 15 centimeters that's one centimeter higher than the previous best set by sergei book in 1994 that was 5 years before deployment it was born to plan to says also broke in the indoor world record twice a season carrying 6 meetest $800.00 centimeters back in february is a world silver medalist but it's the clear favorite now for olympic gold next year . again i'm fully back to full with the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization says it's concerned about the rates have new coronavirus infections in europe have been more than 300000 infecti

for a sportswear brand these court of justice dismissed a case by a spanish cycling company named massey which argued their logos would be to simulate the course says a boss on a ford is too well known for there to be any confusion messi has been named world football a pair of the year a record 6 times. tennis star naomi osaka has withdrawn from the french open because of a hamstring injury the decision comes less than a week after she won the u.s. open the 22 year old says she hasn't had time to heal as the 2 tournaments were too close together the french open was rescheduled because of a call the 19 and me. and swedish pole vaulter mondo duplantis has broken the outdoor pole vault record one that's been standing for 26 years the 20 year old cleared a height of 6 meters 5015 centimeters at the diamond league event in goal that's one centimeter higher than the previous best set by say gay books in 1945 years before the contest was born. a flight to nowhere in australia has sold out in just 10 minutes quantas is offering this 7 hour a scenic loop around the country for those missing trave

. >> as you may have hear, steven massey is here as chief director officer. apologies for that glitch in our process today. agenda item 5 shows an update on where we are at this point with the budget. we understand that the full board will be considering the budget on the 15th. they'll have a first reading on the 22nd, second reading on the 29th and to the mayor by october 21st. this budget is almost in the can. the report highlights for you on page 2 the items that were included. i'm please to report, after we met last month and at the budget appropriations committee meet before the board of supervisors, we were informed by the mayor's budget office that they have agreed to reduce our attrition savings rate for this fiscal year '21 so that we can -- will have funding to enable us to fill that vacant investigative position that we discussed at the budget and appropriations committee. that's good news. the other items that we had talked about in previous meetings including the ethics at work program that we had proposed launching, is not going to be in the oct

can gorge caves are one of the earliest known aboriginal heritage sites joining us now is professor massey langton she's the foundation chair of australian indigenous studies at the university of melbourne she's on skype professor langton great to have you here on the news why did they think at any point this was a good idea. you know i think it was in the car with my mentioned solution. then not your out and then showing there a little we're not all the it's all there it's once and the warnings on there in great britain it's that he line is saying we're trying to act since. nobody we're not getting $35000000.00 in there sue and it's that we're not trying all the men our contracts with china. the onwards it's for it's all money and and the contracts and long standing on our board not is the explanation from what i've read out as to why they went ahead with the sit in the cards 90 not once did the. non-compliant the contracts and i all signed work finally he sent us 3 heads of role in the upper from the upper echelons of rio tinto but does rio tinto now have to be seen to turn a page and ch

a democrat activist questioned the he jutte massey of the adoptions -- he jutte massey of the adoptionss were sketchy as hell. that's the best you've got? you're really going after a woman who has given a home and love to black youngsters in that is beneath con them. if these people try to destroy the life of a successful mother of seven, a religious woman with a multiracial family, then they have no sense of decency. it's a losing strategy just like it was with justice kavanaugh. the question is, can they keep their hatred bottled up? they've kept it, they've kept up their hate trump message for nearly four years. no reason to think that they can keep quiet now. what a mistake they will make. rachel campos duffy is with us, she is the mother of nine. all right, rachel, you are ideally suited to go at this. what do you make of these attacks on the judge? >> well, it's interesting when they go after her family as being so large. people forget that scalia had nine children, and we never heard anything about that. but, of course, these are the kind of i attacks, ironically, that are being

not operated for months and they really are, we are looking at businesses that are on the verge of massey convictions and my office and supervisor peskin's office have been working with they represent 44 tenants and they've been attempting to negotiate with the landlords and comments to try to workout some form of rent re loaf or compromise and landlords, thus far they've been unwilling to budge at all or entertain these discussions and these losing these businesses will be a profound loss not just for the merchants but for the entire cultural neighborhoods and one that has experienced in generation past that the trauma of mass displaysment and so we know what needs to happen to a void this outcome and the first thing that needs to happen is for our governor to step up and extend the emergency order to allow us to continue our prevention efforts and i want to reiterate my thanks to supervisor peskin for leading the way on this. thank you. >> thank you president. >> ok. >> madam clerk, go ahead and call the roll. [ roll call vote ] >> i also want to be added as a co sponsor if i'm not. >>

not operated for months and they really are, we are looking at businesses that are on the verge of massey convictions and my office and supervisor peskin's office have been working with they represent 44 tenants and they've been attempting to negotiate with the landlords and comments to try to workout some form of rent re loaf or compromise and landlords, thus far they've been unwilling to budge at all or entertain these discussions and these losing these businesses will be a profound loss not just for the merchants but for the entire cultural neighborhoods and one that has experienced in generation past that the trauma of mass displaysment and so we know what needs to happen to a void this outcome and the first thing that needs to happen is for our governor to step up and extend the emergency order to allow us to continue our prevention efforts and i want to reiterate my thanks to supervisor peskin for leading the way on this. thank you. >> thank you president. >> ok. >> madam clerk, go ahead and call the roll. [ roll call vote ] >> i also want to be added as a co sponsor if i'm not. >>

forward, my mother, mildred massey, she helped integrate the university of el paso. i know from personal experience the struggles and the fights hat all of us mounted just so e could have access to public education. and now fast forward to 2020, nation's on in our schools is growing. we've turned the clock back immeasurably. no longer be ignored. decades, ast three african-american students have increasingly found themselves in schools. segregated and we knew unravelling segregation on schools was going struggle.ng this segregation, though, is a of number of factors. including housing segregation, economic inequality, all tied to structural racism in our country. racism prevads so many elements of our society, appallingy especially in education because we know schools help reduce racial prejudice intention over the years. education is supposed to be the great lever in our society -- leveler in our society. are supposed to be the pathway where hard work and new pathways ide of opportunity. instead, this growing the perpetual ls racial and stemic ethnic wealth cap in o