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so that'd be the one that if she loved kyra tall, is ready for political change. i think she was definitely getting ready for political change and but the people struggle did it made at least the 2nd section of the population, a bit more politically aware. it made them realize that they have also civic duties, not just rights. it made them holds that elected representatives accountable. so we do have a slight awareness raising among certain parts of the population, particularly the young and people are tired of it. very tired of it, exhausted, actually because of also it'd be the, the bug is that the battery due to the pin on the prices. so they are they, are they do mind change? i think they do one change even if they're not out on the roads because they're exhausted. merely trying to make ends meet. but everyone does one change. but we do not seem to have viable political alternate to where you have to leave at the time being. but thank you so much for bringing us all that a context on because that's good enough. and joining us from colombo and also the jefferso

2 ends the wall while presenting a road map and action planned for pace that's discussed this with kyra based political analyst has fired a civic now many thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see. so i'd love to get your take on this statement from this to today's military, which seems like it's daring, the canyon and president to send his troops in to sit down and face the consequences. what are your thoughts? and i think most of the people might be good, ms. big by virginia, and present them to unilaterally such as something thompson was the national man beat him to have a long history off for a peacekeeping activities inside, so then and so forth. and so, so this whole no problem, but you have to do a method called and i think it was a miscalculation from the previous person. and so the was, this was phones and i think the always nice to know, but uh, this is exactly because if you want the sensitive to keep your bosses to accomplish that living area, you'll walk it also on the ground. why is a fine 3 choices otherwise it's a very challenging mission. you cannot impose fe

oldest gibson president of those i to i'll cc and if you had been 5 minutes to be on the document, and kyra discussed ethiopians grand renaissance them. egypt, hosting original summit to discuss the whole incident. the latest from cartoon, though, i have not been invited to the summit, but sit on the department of stuff is welcoming the dialogue him to send me what they need from sedan, from the start has been open to any initiatives that might help find to the end of the conflict and save our people from the plate of war and stop aggressions, being committed by mutilating forces against the capital in other regions. egypt is one of the countries that have the deepest understanding of citizens, affairs, and politics and of how we think. so we're looking with optimism at the egyptian initiative. has the law says an incident on lebanon's vote offense with his relatives under investigation. as well as military status, an attempt was made to sabotage the barrier, but the suspects were dispersed happened on the 17th anniversary of the war between sensible and his rent, while on hudson decided to

to case a forward to ukraine, joining nato after the war with ross areas over the green hopes on kyra's backing will strengthen his position or the allowance assignments next week. past 10 as well. number one, call us alcaraz, survived the sketch book has tickets for the 4th round at wimbledon. the i how many do you mind a junior and you are welcome to the program. riley's against police brutality spreading across friends in defiance of unofficial bond, demonstrates has demanded for these refunds. at the offices, shots and the code, a teenager also north africa defense to any traffic stop last month. the d test matches also mock the remembrance of adama talary. the black frenchman who died in police custody in 2016 is this the. so that's why we joined the rallying powers and condemned the band on protest to the mall. but if they don't have the last word, we have the last word. now you see, because we are marching for justice, we march against police, impunity. we march for freedom. we march for democracy also, i'm not positive about today. our freedom is being trampled on today. france

have rallied in as a by zones breakaway nicole and kyra back region. demanding that the enclave is only land link with all media be reopened. the roads close at came just days before the leaders of our media and as a by john would use to meet him, brussels for you, mediated peace talks about russian president vladimir putin is threatening to walk away from the black sea green deal. unless some western sanctions are lifted, the do broken by turkey and the un has a live ships to carry ukrainian food expos. from like see, pause since last summer is due to expire. on monday, batteries says fighters from the russian mass and regroup, vol. can i have arrived in the country and the training local forces? the, the defense ministry has released the video posting to show wagner fights as working as weapons instructors at the military come near the capital minutes. there's been much speculation about the location of wagner troops and the future seems best short lived mutiny last month. following his leader of denny per goes in, reportedly agreed to move his forces to batteries as part of a deal to

. >> i'm kyra clapper. laura garcia is off, probably not buying fireworks because she's a safe, rule-following citizen. let's start with a look at the forecast. we'll get to mike in a second. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. it was hot this weekend. >> who are you telling? it was hot, i didn't do anything. we just stayed in the air-conditioning. the good thing is as we approach the holiday it's going to be much cooler. take a look at our live view right now over san jose, with a full moon overhead and also a mostly clear sky. once again, it won't be as hot. we're reaching 86 degrees. so that's still going to be warm during the middle of the day, reaching 90 in livermore and 88 degrees in concord, upper 70s and low 80s for much of the north bay. that looks better. we do continue to cool offs with we go into the day tomorrow. your fourth of july in hayward only reaching 77 degrees. we'll see a high of 88 in morgan hill and 66 in san francisco. the thing is, we'll have to see if the fog

you'll notice and over we have touching faulty with us in the middle focus anymore. kyra's near record heat, but this hot weather in advance as well, but not near reco values just above where you might normally expect it. but it's always be coming to know now, is it not? i mean by dad's forecasting 50, and we seen 50 for days on end and west and the wrong. we're close to a teen q. a much cooler for the south of the gulf states, a seeing an increase in the breeze off the water, the will most assert more humid button. they'll trans health on the strengthening wind, particularly around a mountain which then leads you to southern pakistan as part of a system. it's felt some devastating for us to afghanistan and pakistan just last couple of days. i don't think it will do the same to amount, but my problem some pretty big channels here and keep them going in southern pakistan and that probably around as well. there's an increase temporarily in the ferocity of the shelves are the easiest good. honda and sides sudan are running down towards rewind, but if you a science of late victoria or in t

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here we have a at the parent kyra's vacation, that this was not a mistake. the use of the word willfully that indicates that the soldier does this on purpose. although that has got to be confirmed at some stage. so this was 1st reported by the you in combined, which supervisors that email to try. so in between the 2 career is which has been in place since 1953. uh this of course. now i think the stakes in terms of confrontation, not just between the careers, but obviously between the us and north korea, the us backing south korea and has been doing so for a long period of time. so just another incident that could provide a spot to some kind of the dispute in that highly difficult area. the one security council is holdings for us to have a meeting in the financial sense of artificial intelligence, mr. global peace. it comes off to you, i'm chief antonio status along side experts, side of the alarm over a i being an existential threat to human as a, especially if use as a weapon in nuclear warfare. the, this is all just see what these are the top stories. it's

. >> you know, kyra, a lot of people don't know that. and a lot of peopl done, as a rl direct result of the left controlling the school systemleo for a couple of generations, creating a kind of ignorance. that allows them it's veryve clever, that allows them to keeryp people ignorant and ta make claims that are not true and to just gin people. people your activism as a mom and in your town is really has also been based in education. yog've seen what's been goin on there at the local level. you know, is this the kind of thing thate kind people underst? because all we hear is, oh,l weh this is racism. pl >> you want to keep people out, whereas in fact, these decisions are classic liberallia decisions, you know, about freedom of expression, aboutfrem who, about not using race, which means we theh meann woulde to go to the root cause of why set scores for. young people of color are lower than the sat scores for w whites, but they don't want to do that, dot they? >> well, now, quite obviously, i mean, we've seen that evenusly with what's happ

and when he talks to the parliament, he can be quite kyra some i think when he talks to normal citizens. but usually when you stands on the stage like that, he is very much the gym chancellor who is trying to keep this coalition together, which he says is working quite well. well, we must forget that this is a coalition that consists of 3 different parties. so that is the 1st and seventy's history of costs. they have different priorities and he has to keep them altogether . he says we're investing on, we're managing to tackle all these different challenges. we're coping with the price is quite well, but there is a lot of infighting. there's a loss of coupling going on between the different parties. they're accusing each other. i'm not investing enough. so that doesn't go down well with them. vote is, which is why we seen in recent polls that his party in particular will have choices, has gone down and the fall, right? a if the parties on the rise. right, well have to leave it the but the company's chief, political correspondent, nina house, and thank you so much for your analysis. okay,

it's still very hard, kyra. and tony burke, who are they in the book? well, she is the estranged spouse of the former governor who is, as you said, was disgraced and is out of office living in a penthouse along central park west. and i'm not giving anything away to say in the very first pages of the book he's murdered and suspicion falls on her, a case that my protagonist, nora carlton, is not paying attention to because that's a local murder case that the d.a. is handling. she's got a mob case going where she's finally going to put away a really elusive mobster. but the story is about those two cases slamming together and taking nora and her investigator, writer partner benny doogan, on quite a journey. now, nora carlton, assistant u.s. attorney, early on in the book as well, the u.s. attorney is described as basically an idiot. is is that a typical attitude toward your higher level bosses in federal law enforcement? there are a lot of idiots in all leadership roles, but in the main, i worked for really good people, but i was trying to capture maybe so

this one is called a few days later, the well known blogger, a mob le kyra sierra, was arrested. he's been accused of dividing the rwandan. people don't faces a prison sentence of 10 to 25 years. during our filming a dozen journalists were prosecuted or arrested bias ortiz is rwanda's transformation. really a miracle, or a mirage. time will tell the i'm not to notice that i love that piece. and i've loved her since the beginning because of her character. because of her courage and how she thinks. ready this reading, so today for nearly 4 decades, she's thoughts piece for the for grace of freedoms in their home. then they run in spite of bob buried government reprisals. an income, if you look into how nice the 3 dots july, 29th on dw very wants to know what makes the gen dustin, the gen love and binding thing, step away from them. but i'm not even allowed to go to my own car on everyone with later holes and every single day stuff. getting you ready to meet the gentleman enjoying me, right. just do it on the w, stopping climate change. that's what they're aiming for. and he wants t

and for kyra tab, just picking up once again. the for out is by something the 2 stories, strong willed, challenging, traditional female stereotype in the middle dominate, decide to make a difference. if i go to and the how some of these websites is highly contaminated, living in the cloud risk and it all out, does their full spain shift to the right. they've surfaced problem and it's the face of serious challenges in the elections. his policy as also in regional polls several federal censure as be able to maintain power house.

including 3 children rescue workers, pulled full survivors from the rubble of a 5 story property and kyra, it's the 5th building to collapse in egypt in a month. a policies have been for the size for decades of failing to enforce building regulations, a mosque and it's 300 year old minarets have been demolished and rock solid in the city of basra to allow a route to be expanded. local people say the destruction of the surrounds you interests and it's most is an erosion of the rocks. heritage, antiquities officials say they did not tell them it's the demolition and the mentor . it should've been preserved. modems of why had, has more for us from the size of the mosque and buffalo, a 300 years old dominion which has been flattened to ground. this is a so raji most can perceive district and bus iraq. the demolition decision has been implemented by it was what it is in the city, the governor of both of us at that at the have the moment this most can it's midway because of complains from neighbors complaining of traffic time on this street because of the minute because as they say, part of the

the kyra being an old sub regions of africa. up to 783000000 people went hungry in 2022. that still higher than before the cove at 19 pandemic. you and remains nowhere near meeting it 0 hunger target by 2030, a conflict remains the biggest driver of food shortages, climate change, trade disruptions, and soaring food costs. play the major role to price is reached an old time peak in march 2022. off the rush are invited ukraine and they've since eased. now we take a look at how people in lebanon and democratic republic of congo, a coping with hunger, the not box that reports. the image family shows us a glimpse of what life is now like for many lebanese, the basics, including food, are no longer affordable. nearly bankrupt state can't provide services and the poor can't afford to buy walter, me on the o and i'm sure there are times when we go to sleep hungry. our situation is very bad. we sometimes have a lunch, but no dinner or we eat lunch, but not breakfast. we eat once a day be let in and their salary is not enough to feed his 6 children. most days he just brings home b

is unclear. montana i'll just sarah washington, or kyra in hudson is an africa analyst. he thinks the crew could make security cooperation in this. i have more difficult for western nations. there's over a 1000 us, uh, military personnel in new jersey are right now conducting counterterrorism operations as well as training in new jerry and military. we have to drone bases operating there, which, which surveil the entire sa hell region. but more importantly than that, i think it was the last remaining democratic state in the entire region. the number of to day tasks that had taken place in the last few years in neighboring states. we've seen secretary blinking the very 1st secretary of state ever to travel to new share did. so only 3 months ago promised more than a $150000000.00 in humanitarian assistance and political support. and so i think there's a real question that washington has to be asking itself right now. if, after all of this money and attention and engagement and assistance, if we cannot keep new share on democratic path, then what are we doing wrong? zoom wa

summit to some petersburg egyptian president, the up to 5 to i'll says he has praise the most go. kyra relations. during his talks with the russian president vladimir putin, he emphasized the importance of some of the biological projects saying that they are bound to take both countries to new levels of progress to we intend to take our relations to the horizons that we deserve. and of course, as you noted, mister president's, the fundamental project of our cooperation is the el de bon nuclear power plant. another point is the creation of a russian industrial zone. allow me mister presidents to note this special nature of our relations that binds our countries. i'm here at the constantinople palace in saint petersburg, where vladimir put in just wrapped up a number of high level meetings with leaders of the multi polar world. the most recent one was with the egyptian president, and the 2 leaders discussed joined plans for the construction of a nuclear power station, egypt, egypt, and president also mentioned some other plans that the egyptian government is looking forward to is specifi

and also in cairo, the temperatures maybe just nothing up touch with tripoli and kyra as we go through friday, plenty of heat in place here. so so the case of all the way down into south, so down we have to live a shout. it's go central parts of africa as per usual pipes, not as widespread as they should be. they are still a never the less the southern africa, as you can see, is pretty quiet. temperatures getting up to around 17 celsius into how does but cooling off for friday, only 11 degrees. but show us at east to south africa, mozambique of the israel says it recognizes little k sovereignty over western hara it's an area also claimed by this promissory and from what does this mean for the long running conflict in this region? and what with israel.

i'm at in kyra sedans, foreign minister spoken the avis event. and some of hollywood biggest actors could be about to join a strike by script rises. the writers union has been on strikes for nearly 3 months as it concerns about pay. i'm allusive. official intelligence technology on thursday. the screen actors guild who was on whether or not to follow a search. that's after last speech talks, ways, entertainment, industry heads pass and midnight deadline 2 hours ago. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. as always, you can head to a website, l g 0 dot com to get all the latest on how top stories state you're now for paper empower. that's up next. and i'll be back at the top of the hour with one used to stay with us. a week look at the world's top richness stories from global markets to economies and small businesses that will be new opportunities. hey, i will bring about new industries, but people are worried about losing that jobs to understand how it affects our daily lives. counting the cost on it, which is 0 the, the story or f

a kyra 2 that's a big bundle and proposed e. you can make big money investments into the philippine economy to help them move to green energy solutions and move away from chinese commodities. cheap and suggested a possibility of resuming negotiations for a potential free trade agreement between the you and the philippines off the tulips was stopped. oh, good, good 5 years ago, at least this is the 1st visit. the visit does come to me to shoot regional attentions of aging. and manila have been a engagement territorial dispute of the islands and the south china sea. the philippines is one of the, one of the countries in the age of a city that does maintain very close relations with southern western professional partners. and recently, even hosting a large scale military exercises with the u. s. navy, now china has harshly criticized that partnership saying i, washington has been overextending, gets reach to the detriment of the asia pacific region. well, let's get the opinion on this with the author contributor college john. let's

and kyra, as we go through friday, tiny, if hate in place here. so, so the case of all the way down into south to down. we have to live. he shouts, go, central parts of africa as per usual, perhaps not as widespread as they should be with. they are still the never the less, the southern africa. as you can see, it's pretty quiet. temperatures getting up to around 17 celsius into how does but cooling off for friday, only 11 degrees. but show us east or south africa, mozambique, of the from one side of last empire, spending several continents both by the 1940s, the french for forced to confront the realities and demands for independence. and the 1st part of the documentary series out is there a looks at how the colonial unrest group from set to note syria and full scale war and indo china plugged into his french, the colonized nation on elders era the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back. you're watching out as a reminder, our top story is the so russia has classified or ship traveling to ukrainian ports as potentially hostile pulse committee, the an

no kyra at 43 degrees. if you hit that, that will be a new record for the month of july. central africa looks like this biggest pulses of rain confined to the gulf of guinea, and we've got our storms coming off the opium highlands as we skipped to this house right now. it is a fairly con picture across south africa, but it's got to put the warning out there. your temperatures are going to dramatically drop later next week, so for now enjoy it up to 25 degrees and turfin season. the discover the world of difference determination. i'm telling you that we need to we, i'm losing freedom. so just 16 people corruption and compassion outages. 0 was a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. the media has accused as a vice out of counseling office, the dispute that region doesn't have going have color box. otherwise john says it's active to stop smuggling, but why has trouble with fund once again? i'm, can you bro, could folks succeed in bringing a long term solution? this is inside story the .

wednesday, gyptian, president of delta of see seat met ethiopian prime minister of the, um it in. kyra sedans, barn minutes just spoke on the eva z events pin to send me what they need from sedan, from the start, has been open to any initiatives that might help finding the end of the conflict and save our people from the plate of war. stop aggressions, being committed by meeting forces against the capital in other regions. egypt is one of the countries that have the deepest understanding of citizens, affairs, and politics and of how we think. so we're looking with optimism at the egyptian initiative. let's get the latest now from mohammed val, who's in port sedan. hello there. my home in the summit has just started in egypt. what are they hoping to achieve? of the whites the somebody comes only 2 or 3 days off to the other. somebody thought took place in uh, the setup on monday. uh, that was organized by the guys countries. and we have seen how sedan security, the army side has been fixed by what's happened and thought somebody said accommodations the statements. talking about a power

nothing really seems to be going any with should we have hopes of anything concrete coming from kyra, the associate everyone here. so that is looking forward to a, just what you said. they have a lot of hope on this on it's going to it's what happens is i just thought about on monday. and the government here was very angry with the states and style by that he does offer and he does what you've kind of or they have a hope of this, that they won't come any efforts, any, any cities, particularly by the egyptian side who started today. but just with them to end the flights of civilians. and if with an end to this was from this time it has to deal with 2 situations. one of them is to be able to bring the 2 sites together to make them sit on the same table to face to face and talk about these. and the other thing before that which comes before that is for them to unify their own language. because i have been listening to the, to the, to the dispose of at, by these different lead as far as of the dropping 5 minutes. so let's say still say you got, there must be a policy is no follow there mu

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island tier, you'll notice, and although we have touching faulty with us in the middle focus anymore, kyra's near record heat. but this hot weather in advance as well, but not near reco values just above where you might normally expect it. but it's always be coming to know now, is it not? i mean by dad's forecasting 50. and we seen 50 for days on end and west in the wrong. we're close to a teen q, a much cooler for the south. the gulf states are seeing an increase in the breeze off the water. the will most assert more humid button. they'll trans health on the strengthening wind, particularly around a mountain which then leads you to southern pakistan as part of a system. it's felt some devastating for us to afghanistan and pakistan just last couple of days. i don't think it will do the same to amount, but my problem some pretty big channels here and keep them going. in southern pakistan. i'm not positive wrong as well. so there's an increase temporarily in the ferocity of the child, so i have easier, good hands on sides to down. i'm running down towards the ground. but if you uh, size of lik

and then that will go to the firing computer kyra. spectaculars by souza show producer pat dyas says each firework is carefully timed. >> to synchronized to music, it takes months to produce and days to set up the 2022 show ended up being a little disappointing. that was the worst fog we've ever seen. it was so thick that it muffled the sound of the fireworks. so this year they've made adjustments we've done is we have filled in. >> the lower level. and so we have items that will fire from the barge that will work up to about 200 feet and fill in that very lowest canopy. then we have 3 inch shells. the goat, about 300 feet. fours and 400 and all the way up to well over 1000 feet. all of those fireworks will be onto barges. a tugboat will bring them to specific positions in the bay so they can be seen on the pier. >> dias says these are powerful >> make he says leave the fireworks shows to the professionals right now and then people get hold of the kind of product that and in the wrong hands. those unbelievably dangerous and they cause

over the pacific, but so far looking like fairly calm conditions, light scattered showers for you, kyra, starting to notice those light scattered hit or miss showers inching closer towards santa rosa, but dry for now, at least for the moment, a slight chance of dry lightning. if any pop-up thunderstorms do form 10 to 15%. tonight through monday morning peaking at around 9 o'clock this evening through 5 o'clock monday morning. so just keep that in mind. temperatures out there right now, flirting with 90's for antioch in concord. 89 degrees, though. so finally, slowly starting to notice that relief there. mid 50's for half moon bay with everything else in between. but overnight lows going to stay on the mild side, especially for those of you in antioch. only cooling down to 71 degrees. mid 60's for livermore, san jose and delay. jose know these aren't daytime highs. these are the overnight temperatures seasonable for the san francisco peninsula coastline with downtown san francisco in half moon bay in the mid 60's warming up by the mid 60's tomorrow. but then we're going to notice no trip

. >> they'll have wires attached to network and then that will go to the firing computer kyra. spectaculars by souza show producer pat dyas says each firework is carefully timed. >> to synchronizeh to music, it takes months to produce and days to set up the 2022 show ended up being a little disappointing. that was the worst fog we've ever seen. it was so thick that it muffled the sound of the fireworks. so this year they've made adjustments we've done is we have filled in. >> the lower level. and so we have items that will fire from the barge that will work up to about 200 feet and fill in that very lowest canopy. then we have 3 in shell's the goat about 300 feet. fours and 400 and all the way up to well over 1000 feet. all of those fireworks will be onto barges. a tugboat will bring them to specific positions in the bay so they can be seen on the pier. >> dias says these are powerful >> make he says leave the fireworks shows to the professionals right now and then people get hold of the kind of product that and in the wrong hands. those unbelievably danglrous and they cause in

cardinal pride will be seen in ireland through kyra caruso in the philippines from kaya jota, who has verbally committed to play in 2024 and through new zealand's captain ali reilly, entering her fifth world cup, who coached ratcliffe, admittedly says is his all time favorite player. her work ethic was amazing. her personality, the way she brought everyone together. that's the most important thing to me is can you bring all of your teammates together and get the best out of them? i've always teased her and said, i would love to have her come back and coach with me because she's amazing, but she just keeps playing. playing ratcliffe says the most important skill to teach is quick and efficient decision making. that and the education these women receive at stanford, he says, makes them stand out on the international stage. and when he sees his players there, sometimes as world champions, he says that's when he remembers how rewarding this job can be. that's probably the thing that makes me emotional, is to see them at the top when i know how hard they've worked to get there. i'm james t

and then that will go to the firing computer kyra. spectaculars by souza show producer pat dyas says each firework is carefully timed. >> to synchronized to music, it takes months to produce and days to set up the 2022 show ended up being a little disappointing. that was the worst fog we've ever seen. it was so thick that it muffled the sound of the fireworks. so this year they've made adjustments we've done is we have filled in. >> the lower level. and so we have items that will fire. from the barge that will work up to about 200 feet and fill in that very lowest canopy. we have 3 inch shells. the goat, about 300 feet. fours and 400 and all the way up to well over 1000 feet. all of those fireworks will be onto barges. a tugboat will bring them to specific positions in the bay so they can be seen on the pier. >> dias says these are powerful >> it make he says leave the fireworks shows to the professionals right now and then people get hold of the kind of product that and in the wrong hands. those unbelievably dangerous and they cause

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you know, maybe they movedknow to florida, kyra. so we did. e >> we did. the tracy chapman story on the five. ht up the fact thatn said tracy chapman said she learned how to play and write music by watching hee haw. yeah. somusic by, like, it's this wei. circle. >> full circle. it's a full circle. i. it'slli the audience at home ant audience here to remember this particular story the later in wo the evening about somebody woul remembet know the whole story and then write about it. anyway. let's just remember that we're going to com we'r that. i want to put little pin on that and we're going to come back to that at the last segment of the shock tthatw. ho. but again, when you write with feelings facts, justy. get in the way. it just feel it juss right to a pollster to say, everyone's running out of florida because of maga and everyone's moving into california because it. oit just feels right and it feels good t to say that tracy chapman didn't do anything with her career untilaa chubby white guy song or song. feels right. s feels. feel the fact is that her

africa for the northwest, the northeast section of the continent. elders at 44 other side of things. kyra will come in at 42 degrees and through west staff for codes are usual heavy pulses of rain here. central africa if we focus on tens in the still this brisk when this r monsoon wind. so it's producing gustovo, 40 kilometers per hour, up and down the coast of tens in the south africa for now looks good. 24 degrees in derby, and pump hodge. what happens on thursday dark, the blue and the purple, the lower the temperature cape town, you're going to wake up to a temperature of one degree on thursday. that's it says in the in depth analysis of the days headlines. the care motivation for, for goes and was the preservation of wagner as its own entity and not being some students by the state. inside story on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter why you call out his ear will bring you the news and current affairs. the houses near the reco temperatures across the globe as health warnings issue to millions of people from asia to the

thank you, kyra. all lanes of 5.80, in oakland are back open after a shooting early this morning. it happened in the westbound direction around 5.15, near grand avenue. chp says that it does not appear anybody was injured here, but the investigation is ongoing. san francisco police arrested 4 people in connection to a deadly shooting that happened back in april. let's take a look at video from that scene. it happened around grant and columbus avenues. officers found a 23 year-old man from solano county, suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. 4 others were taken to the hospital this week. police served arrest warrants to 4 suspects in san francisco. oakland sassoon city and roseville. >> all of them were taken to the san francisco county jail. they face charges of homicide, attempted homicide and attempted robbery. police say that even though these arrests have been made, the investigation into this case is still ongoing. in the east bay. antioch, top cop is stepping down. police chief steven ford announced he plans to retire as the department is being investigated fo

we see those fireworks or will that fog roll for meteorologist kyla grogan here with some answers kyra. well, the fog will roll in, but i do think we'll still see the fireworks. i think we're going to be ok tonight, but certainly as we take a live look from the east bay, you can see kind of how hazy it is out there. the marine layer >> has been around all day. it's certainly been out at the coast. we got some nice clearing, though, this afternoon and sunshine in and around the day right now sitting at 61 in san francisco 60's. also. >> in oakland, we're in the 70's and san jose. but notice that inner east bay once more the hottest spot. 85 84 degrees there in livermore, concord, not bad compared to where we've been the last few days and santa's right now sitting at 73 degrees. so we've continue kind of this cooling trend and you can see pretty much bay area wide. we're are they're running even or slightly cooler than we were this time yesterday. and that just give you an indication where we're going. so we've been from above average in our going to slide down to below average. it has e

. >> you know, all these words, saladsough, kyra. you know, does she ever listen to herself? you know, passage of time is about time that's passing and we're all passing through time, which is why the passage of tim arehroughe is so imperate and important. while imperatives too big a wordrative and so important. what why does she have this hav strange speaking pattern? if you if you compare it? do yremember the sitcom veep or veep, whatever they called it? >> oh, yes. shtcome like that. it is exactly like the character it is right now like that. that's what i said when she got elected. i war. >>s like or appointed. i was like, oh, this is going to be veep in real. and it has been. you know what, sean? i'm starting to think that kamalag to is the guy, you knowi because the thing the things that come out of mouth, it's like but it's like first jen that would that would be predicated on the idea that there was intelligence there. shuld bee does not come off as e smartest person, at least the way she articulate ts herself. >> it's first generation a.i. where they're working on al