here's how libby's mother, rachel gonzalez, described the harassment they faced when libby testified earlier this year. quote, people were yelling at us, calling me a child abuser. we've been at this for a while, and i've never seen it this bad. it felt really scary. it got so unsafe that libby, her mother rachel, and rachel's other daughter were forced to hide in the office of the texas state representative jasmine crockett. representative crockett has opened her office as a safe space to libby and her family anytime that they come to testify, which is great, except no one should need a safe space to hide in a state legislature. it belongs to the people. no one should need a safe place to hide when they come to give public testimony about public policy. republican lawmakers in texas are trying to legislate away libby's rights, and conservative voters want to scare her from calling them out about it. it's a vicious cycle. republicans are fostering hate with anti-translegislation like this, and that hate fuels another round of disgusting legislative proposals. now, let's be clear. the

here's how libby's mother, rachael get silos, describes the harassment they faced when libby testified earlier this year. people were yelling at us calling me a child abuse or. we've been out of this for a while and, i've never seen it this bad, it is really scary. >> it got so scary, that rachel, -- now representative crockett, has opened her office as a safe space to libyan or family anytime that they come to testify, which is great. except, no one should see need a safe space to hide in the state legislature, it belongs to the people, no one should need a safe place to hide, when they come to give public testimony about public policy. republican lawmakers in texas are trying to legislate away lobbies rights, and conservative voters want to scare her about calling them out about it. republicans are fostering hate with anti-trans legislation like this, and that hate fuels another round of discussion legislative proposals. now let's be clear, that he didn't begin with trump, it has been amplified by him. it has been made worse, regiments all says the hate is worse than ever before. quo

but the real goal here is to get rid of gadhafi, take over libby as resources. and of course under operation timber sycamore. the cia begins funnelling tons of weapons and ammunition to syria, to support al qaeda and other groups there. so why could afy book had off? he was an anti imperialist. he believed in pan arab ism, and pan african ism in the 1970s. he tried to merge libya with egypt and syria to form a unified arab state. in 2009, he suggested that africa adopt a single currency. the golden dinar. gadhafi wanted to give african countries their own currency. the libyan central bank, which was 100 percent state owned, had a $144.00 tons of gold, which he wanted to use for this purpose could offer you proposed that african countries buy and sell their resources exclusively in this new pan african currency . so that they can move away from the u. s. dollar. and the c a f, a frank, which is a colonial currency used in 14 african countries, but controlled entirely by front. the west knew about this. you can see this in hillary clinton's emails, how they discus

libby's point is right, the way this is paid for is more popular than all the programs.p to people tabing care of aging parents, giving workers assistance and child care and paying for that by taxing the wealthiest in this country. that is enormously powerful politics that the democrats need to sell, but they also need to make the case the republicans stood in opposition and if they gain power, they'll restore the tax cuts for the wealthy and give working people the shaft. >> david, if we took this conversation and turned it into one of those government transcripts and then we read between the lines of what you're saying, it sounds like between the lines you're saying the democrats and your friends in the white house could be doing a better job on how to robustly push this right now than they are doing, although the skilled communicator that you are, you would never actually say that. >> well, listen, when you're in the middle of these negotiations that's all that tends to be covered. you're kind of shouting into a category 5 hurricane. that's in washington. out in the c

if, libby, there is a vote in a democracy and people don't vote to pass the voting rights bill, fine. i'm not saying where it all lands, the notion that this minority can choke hold the dealt to voting rights to other issues, it does make you question whether we're living in that democracy or not. senator bernie sanders said some really interesting stuff today. i want to get to that, first, before i go there, libby, your view on all of the above in the debt standing? >> well, democrats cannot go home, and say, look, we couldn't get this done because of the filibuster. i was talking to an audience of my mother today, a very educated voter saying what is up with the filibuster, what is this thing. there is so much frustration from voters on both sides of the aisle from the gridlock in washington. the old idea of collegiality and decorum in the senate, mitch mcconnell has not played by the old fashioned rules for a long time. democrats have to decide how they're going to play. the problem is it's not just president biden who needs to be flexible on the filibuster, it's joe manchin and se

ah, hello there, i'm miss darcy. attain this is al jazeera life and are also coming on. libby as government conforms at support of a ceasefire and pushed towards elections in december as an international conference on ensuring its stability celebrations in india, as it had ministers. 1000000000 coven, 19 vaccines are there are concerns. many countries are being left behind. plus article out reporting from the southern to the agreement where she promises protesting against plans to mine, rarer minerals and the surrounding mountains. ah, well, tens of thousands of people have joined rival demonstrations across to dan's capital cartoon as tensions that grow about its political future outside of the capital and undermine tear gas was fired at protest as calling for greater civilian control over the government. both sides were part of the civilian uprising that led to the ousting of alba sheer back in 2019 so many disagree about the way forward her chest . he does have been calling for calm with fears that there could be confrontations on the streets. there is a heavy security presidents and hos

another vessel rescued. 65 people travelling from libby on a wooden boat on saturday in recent days. libby and security forces of detain thousands of migrants during graves. officials describe it as a security campaign against illegal my direct migration and drug trafficking. thomas garafallo is the libya country director for the international rescue committee and says, europe needs to do more to help the living authorities. delivery coast guard is not really capable of monitoring the the, the crossing. and so we're just national rescue committee have have called on the european union to do more to start their own search and rescue operations. that's one thing. on the other side, in libya, there really isn't any ah visibility into what happens inside the detention centers . we are, we the, the i r c along with you and hcr and, and some other humanitarian agencies have some access into the detention regime. but it's quite incomplete. we're able to provide some assistance of a life saving nature through our medical teams. but i, a, by and large the, the situation is failing the not onl

i have to get libby in. libby is a straight political reporter, so i didn't want to get the joke in on her. james comey said he thought a lot about things and how he would be perceived. i bring that up as a subject to you, libby, because we just got told by one guest what should happen, by another what will happen. what does your reporting suggest? >> reporter: who is making this political, right? if you defy a subpoena and you're saying you're doing it because trump's lawyer told you to, you're doing it on his direction, that's what's making this a political decision. president trump has not gone away, right? the former president is still out there. he's still perpetrating the lie that january 6 was not an attempted coup, it's not meant to overthrow the government in this country. seven democrats, three republicans all appointed by speaker pelosi, we would anticipate they would pass this on to the house. the house votes on it and then it goes to the justice department. you bring up great questions about att

libby, i'll start with you big picture. what do you expect to happen for the next couple of days here >> yeah. well, look, we have -- we're now in the seventh month of the negotiation of the build back better agenda. i don't think we are quite at the final word here. i think we're more in the seventh or eighth inning but we do have a good sense for what the final legislation probably looks like. i think there will be likely some tweaks. the s.a.l.t. deduction, that's a big priority for a lot of democrats in the house, for instance that will likely be revised. so i think that we are very close to the finish line, but not quite there yet. so the next couple of days i think we should expect some more twists and turns we may get a vote on this bipartisan infrastructure deal clearly that's speaker pelosi's intention. if we don't, if it's not today, if it's not this week, i don't think we should lose the forest for the trees here the bottom line is that both of these bills will very likely pass by the end of the year. we've been

libby schaaf had her house defaced.ht in los gatos, the protesters gathered as quickly as they dissipated. >>> the los gatos mom accused of throwing alcohol-fueled sex parties for teenagers is back in the bay area. shannon o'conner had a different look when she arrived at the airport today. these photos were iginla to us by a passenger who was on the flight from idaho. she was in a wheelchair. you see her being escorted by sheriff's deputies. he with spoke to a mother who identified herself as a victim's mom. she was waiting for her to handle. >> she 100% lied to us. she gained our trust and she betrayed our trust. it is very, very violating. it is not just the parents. it is us as moms. we feel super violated and it is hard to process. >>> she faces 39 charges of child abuse and sexual assault. among others, giving alcohol to them and many other go then encouraged others. this is a disturbing case getting national headlines. we spoke with long time bay area defense attorney who has worked several high profile trials. >

a day after the arrest of drug, lord or tanya, libby, an official c. they are on course to register candidates for december's elections. but many hurdles remain before the vote. a british robots who was detained by egyptian officials for espionage is wowing art lovers with her works. ah, ethiopia military has carried out more air strikes in te gray as a renewed campaign against rebels who control most of the region intensifies among the sites hit small z facility in the town of antwan being used by the te gray people's liberation front to manufacture military equipment that's according to the government's fighting's, been going on for almost a year. but air strikes and bombardments by ethiopian military increased over the past week. that's forced the u. n. to cease humanitarian flights to the regional capital, mckelly mcbride's. and as a strategic advisor with sir hon, research a think tank, focusing on politics and security in the horn of africa, he's been comparing the military capabilities of the ethiopian military and the te grier enforcers. on the

replace san jose mayor sam liccardo when he turns out also the race for oakland mayor when incumbent libby schaff finishes her final ter crow enforcement. catherine heenan is here with the latest. out the candidates to make their plans official. catherine. yeah. others obviously still plenty of time until november of 20 to. it is clear we're going to be tracking some interesting mayoral races. >> just last night, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez announced she is running for san jose mayor, something that was expected. she made that announcement outside her home saying that her campaign theme will be a city of equals saying she wants san jose to be a place where things like birth right? color gender. do not make a difference and it will be the second time that chavez has run for mayor. she was defeated by fellow council member chuck reed in 2006, despite being considered an early front runner. she is getting another shot after being influenced by the pandemic. she says she believes collaboration and experience is key and she will be the 4th candidate in that race. 3 city council m

mayor libby schaff and the president of the oakland police officers association officer barry donelan for retired oakland police captain or c joyner thursday, joyner suffered multiple gunshot wounds in what police describe as a robbery involving 3 men who approached the retired police captain while he was at the gas pump in west oakland. this is surveillance video of the incident. a shootout followed killing one of the alleged robbers joyner suffering multiple gunshot co 3. order. if you're on shot, they want to go with that again. order here hopeful officer barry donelan describes how 2 opd officers rushed captain joyner to the hospital, had the presence of mind for fun. >> hello. i'm in the squad car going to the hospital and the tragedy of guys that something you might rain far. we never do in your career in the same 2 officers did this just. >> a few weeks ago when an officer was shot downtown. in the course of his oakland mayor libby chef says she has no and captain or si joint or for many years. >> his family is a very beloved family in oakland i think many of us. are particular

on demand in greater civilian control over the government as rival demonstrations take to the st. libby as government confirms its support of a sci fi and a push towards elections in december. as an international conference and tripoli and venetians, parliament votes to allow abortion joining only a handful of african countries to legalize the procedure and id to similar to the sport, the embassy face, and other backlash in china. that's off to the boston celtics player and has cancer, as well as the chinese prison machine. ping as a brutal dictator. ah, now the leader of the haitian gang accused of kidnapping 17 members of a us based missionary group has threatened to kill them. if a ransom isn't paid morning $1000000.00 for each hostage. now, as negotiations enter their 5th day protests against haiti's security situation broke out again across the capital, demonstrators burnt tires and blocked streets. angry over the economic crisis and the rise. they're in kidnappings. they're now calling for the chief of police to step down. well, let's go live now to manual palo, he's on the line f

it's extremely worrying the, the amount of space they libby no authority about this particular set of raids and what the, what the thinking is we have not been in touch with the authorities, but it is extremely concerning. and we are advocating with people on the ground to, to see people being released and for more information about peoples whereabouts. i mean, they're just good. it's been described as a kind of as a security campaign. do you know why it's happening at this point? i'm not able to speculate as to why now, but what i can say is that people are being rounded up indiscriminately without any sort of regard for people's legal status, which is why we're hearing reports of refugees being detained, registered refugees being changed as well. so i just want to emphasize that this being done indiscriminately and in large numbers, and how much house can you give to reducing monitoring the barrett mentality. you haven't been arrested? what sort of facilities you will help can you give them? there are organizations that are providing humanitarian assistance, including food assistanc

it does seem a little bit peculiar that in 2011 with countries like tenicia libby, an egypt facebook was not only celebrated for put like for helping spread the news about the process. but the algorithm seemed to be for perpetuating the protests and propelling them for the millions of people are able to react to notice what was going on. now, interestingly enough, about 3 of those countries to protest there actually benefited united states interests. so what it seems like is on the like, now that the script has been flipped 10 years later. censorship actually benefits the united states. so i guess you could say it's pro democracy, i guess if you wanna call facebook, you know, a democratic institution, i guess you could call it that because the government seems to be on the side of censorship. facebook as readily pushes the ship. is it a very different base these day? so what it was is, again, does less freedom of conversation, freedom of exchange, freedom of discourse. ah, there seems to be no consistent application of rules or principles or guidelines on any of these platforms. and

now libby, as unity government stressed its commitment to a ceasefire at an international conference in tripoli is looking for support ahead of nationwide election scheduled for december. malik trina reports from the trip from triplet delegates from over 30 countries and international organizations, including the un european union, and the arab league, gathered in the libyan capital for libya stabilization conference. high on the agenda, the upcoming general election unifying state institutions, and the expulsion of foreign fighters and mercenaries, libya stability conferences with no doubt, a very important events and libya's history as the libya didn't hold such a big event where all neighboring and friends, countries are representing from the heart of the capital of libya, tripoli, and it shows that there is a bold statement that libya is going to work, the stability in a very strong and steady steps. also, it shows the solidarity of the international community, the word libya, stability, previous conferences on libya were held in berlin, geneva, paris, and italy is the 1st time i

the vin returned to libby ensures comes a day after security forces detained. thousands and raids manic trainer has more from tripoli. i spoke to a senior official in the ministry of interior earlier today, and he told me quite frankly, libya is in a catch 22 situation. there's a lot of pressure from european countries to stop the flow of migrants reaching europe. but when they do that, they're put into these detention centers where, where human rights organizations are saying that there's a lot of abuse. that there are overcrowded, that they're not, that they're not safe and abuses occur. so the libyans are really sort of in a, in a, in a very challenging situation when they bring back these migrant 8 organizations or are criticizing them when they do not. european countries are putting pressure there, beefing up their living coast guard, their beefing up their, their, their coastal security. and when you talk to experts, they say that the europeans aren't really moving in the right way, rather than picking up, you know, the coastal security of libyan coast guard. they should be focusi

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if in return to libby ensures it comes one day off, the security forces, detain 1000 in raids, the un says one person was killed and at least 15 others injured in the crack. down . officials described it as a security campaign against the legal migration and drug trafficking. well, thomas garofalo is the libya country director for the international rescue committee. he joins us from tunis. good to have you ever. so what happens to some of these refugees and migrants once they're apprehended by libyan authorities? well, they are entirely and they are brought back to libya and they are put into detention . unfortunately, there are no very rare cases when people are released in the vast majority are put into very harsh conditions inside detention centers in libya. ok. but i mean, detention for want, what is the process of the detain because they have entered libya without documentation? are they being repatriated back to their countries? if they came from elsewhere, i mean, what happens in this detention? what is the system? well it's, it's quite opaque actually. unfortunately we, we are

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and in some ways it seems to be galvanizing the 2 grand defense forces and their supporters. libby is electro commission says candidate registration for december's elections will begin next month. that the countries to rival legislative houses have yet to decide on how the vote will work . the peace deal struck last year means both must agree on a political framework before the elections can actually take place. i think china is in tripoli. he explains more about what is yet to be agreed ahead of the elections. we're just 2 months away from the scheduled nationwide elections in libya, but there's still some question that's what kind of elections libyans will see. will they be a general election with the parliamentary elections? what we see a parliamentary presidential election simultaneously? those are questions that have yet to be resolved, as the size have yet to agree upon a constitutional framework for those elections to be held. now earlier today, imagine say at the head of the high national electoral commission said a few things. one, he said the commission will not deviate from

and jerry done libby previous the senate judiciary committee with merrick garland. watch washington journal live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on wednesday morning on c-span or on c-span now. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> wednesday morning, merrick garland testified that an oversight hearing -- live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three. download c-span's new mobile app and stay up-to-date with the day's biggest political events. we will hear your voices every day. c-span now has you covered. download the app for free today. >> how will redistricting affect upcoming u.s. house says on montana and pennsylvania. we will discuss this with political journalists. this is just over 20 minutes. >> well currently, there are about 334 million people living in the united

but while oakland mayor libby shack is confident there will be a yes vote, she thinks inaction on this resolution or a no vote will indicate to major league baseball that there is not a path forward for the a's in oakland. the mayor says without the county's participation, the city cannot develop a craft a development agreement which would be the contract with the a's laying out the terms of the ballpark development. if the board does not act today, major league baseball and the a's will likely take that as supervisors' unwillingness to accommodate the ball team in oakland. the a's have indicated they are willing to move out of the bay area if they can't come to good terms on the howard terminal site. earlier this morning, a handful of labor activists protested the howard terminal stadium site. they argue the property development would ruin the port and force minorities out of west oakland. they're also against using taxpayer money to help billionaire a's owner john fisher help build his new billion-dollar stadium. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> the bay area is stil

while mayor libby schaaf is confident there will be a "yes" vote, she thinks inaction or a no vote will indicate to major league baseball that there is not a path forward for the a's in oakland. the mayor says without the county's participation, they cannot layout the agreement. labor activist will protest against the resolution and what they say is a transfer of hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to help the billionaire owner of the a's, to help him pay for the infrastructure cost of the proposed billion-dollar stadium. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> it's 6:03 right now. all new this morning, a new report indicates california is lagging behind in testing unvaccinated state workers for covid. today in the bay's, chris pallone, is live in washington. there's new information after months of the governor putting this mandate in place. >> yeah, kris, that's right. governor newsom, of course, a few months ago said all state employees had to be vaccinated against covid-19 or face weekly testing and that's simply not happening according to the report by "los angeles

mayor libby schaaf was among those that spoke and paid tribute. family home was one of those destroyed. >> and we experienced that tragedy, we will not forget what that felt like, that realization of the enormity of the loss. >> you can see there at the rockford bart station there are 2,000 hand-painted tiles and a plaque with the names of the victims. at the end of the ceremony, the oakland fire chief read those names and rang a bell after every victim. >>> now to a moment of solidarity across the country during the annual women's march. marches happened in hundreds of cities, and you are looking at scenes from new york, dallas and washington, d.c. it was a national movement to preserve abortion rights. thousands here in the bay area joined the hundreds of thousands nationwide. our sergio quintana was there. strictly curtails access to abortion. >> my body. >> with bullhorns drums, and signs, these demonstrators are making their message clear. >> i'm here for my daughter and for other women all over the country. the voice to vote, and a choice to

in recent days, libby and security forces of detained thousands of migrants during raids. the u. n says one person was killed and at least 15 others injured in the crackdown and thousands of supporters of chin isn't president guy. santa rallied in the capital tunis and across the country demonstrate to say they backsides promises to change the political system. on sunday police arrested an m p and a t. v presenter who had been prominent critics of the president risking it all is next falling, the dangerous work carried out by congolese. laurie drivers do stay with us. we can, i think we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what lucy, al jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you, al jazeera, ah, things are hopping at the road terminus in lieu boom bashi. and the congo traders thronged around the only available transport hoping to get a lift to sell their goods in the town of woocommerce. they like you know, like a film. well i guess like a number of novel baby. a eugene is one of the few truckers willin

authorities, was applying for visas and asylum had been forced to remain in the porter state of chiapas. libby, his electoral commission says candidate registration for december's elections will begin next month. but the countries to rival legislative houses have yet to decide on how the food will work. the piece still struck last year means both must agree on a political framework before the elections can take place. i saw has claimed responsibility for his saturday's blast and the guns and capital at least one person died and 7 others were injured in the explosion at a restaurants in a suburb of kampala and that's you up to date. steve stay with us here on al jazeera. the use continues after al to see a world ah . ready ah ah no just deem in nablus in the occupied to smack may not be one of the famous landmarks of the middle east. but for the very personal reasons, it's a place that means a lot to me. my name is so sancho and a palestinian can make them out and is in nablus ebc mainly palestinian city for almost 3002 years. it's being home for an ethnic and religious group who are neither je

oakland mayor, libby schaaf, pointing out to the board that the revenue the county would give only exists if that project gets done. >> we're not asking you to be in the sports business, but asking you to be in the affordable housing and public parks business. >> the mayor tweeting after that vote, quote, tonight's support makes it clear that we're all in. the county can step away at anytime. >>> it's time to get a look at the forecast for you. kari hall is monitoring that for you. before i left, i said we need so much rain, we need so much rain. >> it's all your fault. >> then i fought to the virginia and started getting lots of alerts. >> yeah, it's drying out and santa rosa, as you are heading out this morning, it's a mild start in the mid-50s. we will see the temperatures dip a few more degrees around sunrise. then after the morning clouds, it looks pretty nice for this afternoon after seeing the clouds clearing out, we will have sunshine and a boost in temperatures. some spots will be 5 to 7 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. 72 in san josÉ. we'll talk more about a warm-up for the

their defense ties after last year's war against armenia in the disputed in a gonna car back region. libby as parliamentary elections have been postponed for a month by the house of representatives and to broke. they were originally scheduled for december that would be the same time as the presidential vote. but politicians are in a dispute with the unity government and tripoli. and they say, electing a new president is the priority. australia will stop sending asylum seekers to detention centers and pop when a new guinea, a practice that's been widely condemned by rights groups and the united nations. it's been doing so for the past 8 years under a deal with the pacific nation. the detention center in pop in new guinea will now be closed at the end of the year, but australia will continue to send migrants to the island of nahiu under a separate deal. as daily as home affairs minister says, the country is strict to immigration, policies will not change. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more for you here after al jazeera while . stay with us. ah ah . oh yes, this is a freshm

mayor libby schaff and the president of the oakland police officers association officer barry donelan for retired oakland police captain or si joint or thursday joyner suffered multiple gunshot wounds in what police describe as a robbery involving 3 men who approached the retired police captain while he was at the gas pump in west oakland. this is surveillance video of the incident. a shootout followed killing one of the alleged robbers joyner suffering multiple gunshot co 3 order. >> if you're on they want to go with that again. order here hopeful officer barry donelan describes how 2 opd officers rushed captain joyner to the hospital, had the presence of mind for fun. in a squad car going to the hospital and the tragedy of guys that something you might rain far. we never do in your career in the same 2 officers did this just. >> a few weeks ago when an officer was shot downtown. oakland mayor libby chef says she has no and captain or si joint or for many years. >> his family is a very beloved family in oakland i think many of us. are particularly sad because we've seen for many year

mayor libby schaff and the president of the oakland police officers association officer barry donelan police captain or c joyner thursday, joyner suffered multiple gunshot wounds in what police describe as a robbery involving 3 men who approached the retired police captain while he was at the gas pump in west oakland. this is surveillance video of the incident. a shootout followed killing one of the alleged robbers joyner suffering multiple gunshot co 3 order. >> if you're on they want to go that again. order here hopeful officer barry donelan describes how 2 opd officers rushed captain joyner to the hospital, had the presence of mind for fun. hello. i'm in a squad car going to the hospital and trying to get guys that something you might rain far. probably never do in your career in the same 2 officers did this just few weeks ago when an officer was shot downtown. in the course of his oakland mayor libby chef says she has no and captain or si joint or for many years. >> his family is a very beloved family in oakland i think many of us. are particularly sad because we've seen for many

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among the homes that burned, the childhood home of oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> we also fund a lump of metal that my dad said was silver that my dad wasn't going to give me as a wedding present one day. i'm so sorry. >> out of the horror and rubble of october 19th and 20th, a commitment to change and do better, with fuel reduction, better communication between agencies, and standardized firefighting equipment. >> we must all embrace and understand that the response to the fire 30 years ago continues to this day. >> reporter: now before that tree of hope was lit up here on grizzly peek this evening, just about 20 minutes guy, the names of each one of the 25 victims were read off for people to remember exactly what happened that week. ken, elizabeth? >> doesn't sound like it was 30 years ago in my mind, but i know it was. andrea, thank you for that. >> me either. >>> still to come, netflix walkout. why protesters say the bay area base $streaming service should have pulled to the plug on dave chappelle. >> the line is simple, stop making things worse! >>> plus how the next big vaccine

we'll get an update on that from mayor libby shaft and some other topics, too.e'll be right back. >> 9.30. right now. and we are tracking the with a live shot and the map. and as you can see, the san mateo bridge looks actually not bad. although the radar there on the left shows that we do have showers scattered about the bay area. luckily on the light side right now, which is kind of actually what we want and we need for the next week ahead, light and that would help us the most john light and steady wins the race comes to we absolutely do need that guys. and that's what we're looking at today. for sure. very light rainfall. just some sprinkles out there still hanging on for parts of the bay area. some of us doing a drier weather right now than others of us. >> whatever you're doing is you're stepping outside make sure to bring the rain jacket with you, especially if you're going to be out and about through the day. one of the ready for these isolated showers as they do pass across the region. one of those areas that's looking at some low cloud cover is san fra

our group has claimed responsibility. libby, as co scouts intercepted a boat carrying around $500.00 refugees and migrants to europe, a day off to security forces detained. thousands of people in the biggest crack down in recent years, sol says north korea and south korea have restored a stalled communication channel. can young cut the outline in august in protest against military drills which sell conducted with the united states and a red tropical cyclists made line fall on the re been peninsula killing at least 9 people in oman and iran. psycho shaheen was downgraded to a tropical storm after drenching the amani capital musket. you're up to date with the headlines here on al jazeera out as the real world starts right now. ah ah . with ah, i with with with and i hope beach so marsha model hook it up with so she'll mil homo so because it more volume met out montauk to all chiller hamas jugs law. me, but it's what does a sudden with what we call blame colon mis, including if tuscan we've got the actual hamas, we'll talk to ben, your name, mc delirium, tremors, some shumate that went

the regional capital mc allay. libby as electro commission says, candidate registration for december's elections will begin next month. but the 2 rival legislative houses have yet to decide on how the vote will work and columbia presidents as the rest of the country's most wanted drug trafficker is the biggest blow against the drug trade. this century dido antonia or saga, also goes by the name of danielle, was captured in a remote area close to the border with panama on saturday. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after one on east central pennsylvania buffer. on counting the cost, the g $20.00 death release deal, which was supposed to help poor countries, but ended up lining the pockets of private investors. also, how to mom for goods is going to arrive in force and child labor. from exporting cocaine, cannabis and abby's ambitions to self medical marijuana. counting the cost on al jazeera, why india is one of the walls, largest produces of sugar for its workers, are facing a strange phenomenon. i turned a more pe monday i'm debate dilemma. dale was t

. >> reporter: more than 3,000 homes were destroyed, including the home of mayor libby schaaf's father. >> my sister and i helped him go through everything to try and find anything. >> reporter: 30 years ago, assistant chief robert lipp was a rookie firefighter on his day off. he just happened to live on the edge of the fire. >> you just have to maintain your readiness at all times. not just as a firefighter, but as a community member. >> reporter: in the last three decades, technology has vastly improved, allowing for better communication among fire agencies. one of the key issues on that day. and more than 90% of homeowners are complying with the city's vegetation management requirement. but the fire department says there's one problem on the horizon, and they're not referring to climate change. >> we continue to push for a narrowing, a limiting oh of that volume of development in the objection hills. >> reporter: the fire chief sent this to the planning and building department, urging the city to prohibit the building of accessory dwelling units in the fire-prone hills. >> adding to

ground, and claimed 25 lives pain month the homes that burned, the childhood home of oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> we found metal that my dad told me was some silver that he had been looking forward to give to me as a wedding present one day. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: out of the horror and rubble, a commitment to change and do better, with fuel reduction, better communication between agencies, and standardized firefighting equipment. >> we must all embrace expounder stand that the response to the fire 30 years ago continues to this day. . >> reporter: now people here in this neighborhood along with city officials like mayor schaaf, the mayor of berkeley, are hear share energy memories of that day. we'll bring you that school emmoment of tree lighting tonight on kpix 5 at 7:00. liz, ken? >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and cbsn bay area. >> damage control at the elizabeth holmes "the now" fraud case. >>> plus, why the judge threatened to throw some people out of court today. >>> go to super duper. that's my response to in-n-out. >>> and the sharp words from san francisco's mayor about in- n-

. >> a major milestone that's how oakland mayor libby schaaf describes tuesday night's vote by the alameda county board of supervisors pushing the athletics proposed waterfront ballpark district forward. but she adds it comes as no surprise that the team will continue explore las vegas as a backup option. they have been working for far too long to improve their current conditions to not be keeping their options open as it stands the athletics are the only professional team remaining at the coliseum site. >> the city has already lost the golden state warriors and the now vegas raiders still shop says moving the team to howard terminate and building 12 billion dollar waterfront ballpark district near jack london square has a real chance at breaking ground amazing economic benefits. >> and community benefits. all while keeping our valuable port of oakland working this following support of a non-binding resolution by the county board of supervisors. they voted to opt into a tax district. the city of oakland intends to establish a financing district will help to finance the affordable housing,

ah, elephant doug harbor when i'm come all santa maria this is the world news from al jazeera libby is launched. a major cracked on on refugees and migrants, detaining 4000 people. also in the news, the outgoing president of the philippines, rodrigo de turret. i says he's retiring from politics. i had of next year's election.

oakland, berkeley and cal fire teaming up with neighbors along with city leaders, including mayor libby shaft. >> kron forcing second was there. >> dozens of first responders community members and families of victims gathered here on sunday to pay tribute to the lives lost and to also recognize the lessons we learned and how we can better prepare ourselves for these fires tuesday marks 30 years since the oakland berkeley fire storm that killed 25 people. >> injured. 150 others and destroyed more than 3,000 structures. >> mary brantley. grant. >> should make neary and her sister internet mcherry garbin say their father louis mcnary junior was one of the victims of that fire. they say their dad died. a hero he really passed away in part to the fire as a hero. >> he had a home there. he was able to actually get out. but then a neighbor was not able to get out. he went back in in trying to save him. that's when he lost his life first responders and former colleagues also honoring their fellow heroes. >> open. police officer john drew pinsky and opened fire battalion chief james riley. we we

she coming to libby common on you know, along ge, amazing that he did de la bah. oh, rhonda lando, hey, joey, jerry, to jerome coverage. i'm a push boy to with the district in characters. don't look oh wow. after its condemnation, by the un, fran suffered a 2nd humiliation this time in indonesia. in april 1955 prime ministers, the cardinal marrow of india and egyptian president nasa brought together $29.00 countries at a conference in bandon in java. over half of them had recently been freed from western colonial world. this is fresh and i'm been done. conference of colored people. so both got the bill in the history of mankind. the conference talked about the old empires as powers to be defeated. starting with france. the clock was ticking on the established order. isolated internationally weakened by events in north, in sub saharan africa, france could not continue to fight on every front. on his list of priorities, algeria was at the top. morocco and tonisha were not so paris allowed the return home of tenicia, nita happy boy gabba from his 2 year exile on the

. >> oakland councilmember loren taylor is running now to replace mayor libby schaff. he is the first there to launch a public campaign for the 2022 merrill election. the race will be wide open since mayor schaaf is going to reach the end her second term she's turned out termed out and now taylor told his supporters at a rally today in oakland that there's too much to focus on. divides the city and among the ongoing debates in oakland how to pay for public safety at a time when homicides and gun violence have been escalating. taylor has support. supported recent efforts to beef up the police force and we'll be talking with during kron 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. get a little. inside look at what he plans to bring to the city. also, oakland police say 15 year-old driver crashed a car and to the curb side right near terminal want at oakland airport this morning. the crash forcing arrivals and departures to be moved to another terminal for a short time. >> tonight. the crash still under investigation. there's no word on if anyone was hurt or if that teen will receive a t

another vessel rescued, 65 people traveling from libya on a wooden boat on saturday in recent days, libby insecurity courses of detain thousands of migrants during raids. the un says one person was killed in at least 15 others injured in the crackdown. dozens of supporters of chin is in present. k say it have rallied in the capital tunis and across the country. demonstrators say they back sides promises to change the political system. on sunday, police arrested an m p and a t. v presenter, hooping prominent critics of president tropical cycling shaheen has hit the gulf state of oman. it's already killed. 3 people, one of them, a child, swept away by flood water. thousands of people have been urged to leave coastal areas and had to emergency shelters. all flights to and from the capital muskets have been postponed or canceled as the storm brings high winds and heavy rain and rushes daily. corona vars. deaf toll here to record 890 on sunday is the 5th time. in the past week, the deaths reached a new high country has europe's worst far as death toll. at 210000 people, official say they have

done for the atrocity in manchester, the area in the grand a concert, but presumably both of them libby and fighting group. members, i don't know, somehow escaped after rejecting said john saunders inquiry questions after that atrocity and managers to why do you think no one is asking here about connections with policy on libya? well, i think it's obvious. i mean, in many cases in libya, people were encouraged, if not routed by britain, our west countries to go and fight and britain as a lynx. in any event, this guy was probably art or something which was sent, and bam. alex happened in the bosnian war. the people they recruit to go and fight for their side, whatever it happens to be at the time. then nap altima as slightly crazy. the stabilized by the experience and carry out acts of terror. they're not the only ones. what name? but all those brave relatives, i mean, how do they get away with the authorities here? they obviously want to know why their children died. i think they don't get. i mean, that's one reason why they get away with it is they say we're doing our best. we've got a

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