how will they fix a force in crisis? hello there. y weekend. lots of sunshine. we saw unbroken sunshine in a few places. temperatures reached close to the mid—20s in england and wales. it wasn't fine and sunny every. low cloud and sea mist on the irish sea coasts, and the north west of scotla nd coasts, and the north west of scotland cloudy. very cool across eastern areas. it will not be long until those temperatures rise into tomorrow morning. lots of sunshine across the bulk of the country. low cloud, sea mist and mark across the irish sea coasts. wet and breezy weather in northern scotland. temperatures 25 degrees in places on sunday afternoon. warmer still on bank holiday monday. temperatures reaching 26, 20 7 degrees somewhere in the south—east. more died in the north and west of the country. for most it will be a dry day. —— more cloud. this is bbc world news today. i'm ben bland. our top stories... sir alex ferguson the manager who made manchester united one of the world's leading football clubs has undergone emergency surgery

that was when he was in the borders force. aon at tarlee alan. no charges were brought that he was heavily reprimanded by his own force by inappropriate conduct. he was taken down some ranks but appealed and was reinstated. what about your background? as a police officer? you ended up admitting misconduct of sexual misconduct. you bumped down to co nsta ble sexual misconduct. you bumped down to constable and suspended. am i right? no, you are not right. you weren't down from superintendent to co nsta ble ? weren't down from superintendent to constable? no, i wasn't weren't down from superintendent to constable? no, iwasn't taken weren't down from superintendent to constable? no, i wasn't taken down and then suspended. there was a set of circumstances in 2000 whereby at a social event, at training event, i had too much to drink, i fell asleep at the wrong place and that was wrong —— and have done that and clearly i accept that. i was suspended and spent time off work. there was a hearing convened where i did except i fell asleep,

a real escalation in the kind of force that israel has so far been prepared to use within syria it's a message to deter any further such action and it's also making the most of an opportunity to do as much damage to rein in forces as possible israel's government has long warned of a growing threat from iranian bases and missiles inside syria it seems to have decided to act sooner rather than later and. we have of course hit all the infrastructure not all but almost all of the iranian infrastructure in syria they must remember the saying if it rains here it will pour over there and i hope that we finish this chapter and that everyone got the message. syrian state media said syrian air defenses it inserted most of the incoming rockets over the capital damascus but also confirmed that a radar station and a weapons storage site was struck. with iranian state television said syria had given a quote crushing response to. israeli attacks the strikes were carried out hours after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in moscow saying he'd come away confident t

force. tonight, a police force in crisis.nauthorised surveillance, threats and intimidation of witnesses. the listjust goes on. they were spying on you? they were spying on me. frontline officers targeted. we're talking what, bugs? yes. listening devices? that information never left my head. never left my lips. corruption within the ranks. officers felt pressured to charge a person even when there's not enough evidence. they were saying i was corrupt and that they were investigating me as a corrupt officer. the department had a target. every shift had a target. every officer had a target. the evidence they did not want you to see. that's scored out because they don't want it. i can't see the word fear. is it in there? i look at this and i am so disappointed. and trouble at the very top. what about your background? my background as a police officer? the allegations of sexual assault? it has been five years since scotland's eight police forces were merged into one. and the new national force has stumbled from crisis to crisis.

we have a special operations component command who runs a special operations force. it would be like a division going to a regimen or battalion. knowing that, general cloutier and given the opportunity to show you what he has learned, he will underscore that he did a transparent investigation and i am very confident that his job was done thoroughly and without any type of prejudice. i don't review it as africom investigating itself, it's my responsibility to do so. >> thank you for your time. at this point, we have 8 pages. i know there's a longer report and 6000 pages that need to be discreet-- declassified the can you provide a timeline on when that might occur? furthermore we have a video that has been released that is significantly shorter than what is shown to congress. why was that shortened and will that be released?>> i will take the first one. i'm not quite sure. we could have waited until it was redacted which was laborious. we have hired help to help us complete that africom but instead of delaying what we wanted to do was get information to the families af

the air force is a critical element of each theater and many others. like its companion services, the air force operates in an environment that is global and scope and whose challenges are increasingly complex and demanding and lethal. today i must not only address counter insurance he and cap -- counterinsurgency and counterterrorism, but also conflict against significant powers. to prepare the air force for the battles of the future, our 24th secretary of the air force has outlined five priorities. cost-effective modernization, innovation, development of exceptional leadership, and the strengthening of alliances. that last priority is our focus this afternoon. in the world i just described the need for allies has only grown, but so have the diplomatic and operational challenges of sustaining alliances and the highest form of commitment, that are ready to share blood in the defense of common values. to her position, the secretary brings defense, international and political experience almost custom-designed for the responsibilities she has leading the u

that was when he was in the lothian and borders force. at tulliallan police training college. no criminal charges were brought, but he was heavily reprimanded by his own force for inappropriate conduct. he was taken down four ranks — he appealed and was reinstated. what about your background? my background as a police officer? the allegations of sexual assault. you ended up admitting misconduct, staying in the room of a junior officer. you were bumped down from superintendent to constable and suspended, am i right? no, you are not right. you weren't taken down from superintendent to constable? no, i wasn't taken down and then suspended. there was a set of circumstances in 2000 whereby at a social event, at a training event, i had too much to drink, i fell asleep in the wrong place, and that was wrong, and i shouldn't have done that, and clearly i accept that. i was suspended and spent time off work. there was a hearing convened where i did accept i fell asleep, i was cleared of any sexual impropriety. of any level of sexual intent, and at t

this is cbs chief les moonves methodically plotting escape plan from what he sees as a forced merger with cbs and viacom. charlie gasparino with what has been the best family feud ever. >> you go to a delaware court, generally adjudicates corporate disputes and a family controls our company. we want to take that company away from the family. i just never heard something like that. but it's happening here. it's cbs. filed a lawsuit yesterday, basically asking for temporary injunction to prevent shari

things can be done, but the guardian highlights also a forced marriage is not listed as an indicator 30 years, people would have laughed when talk about the antislavery lead. but now people know we are there. we need to modernise our attitude to this. this is modern slavery. is going on that we said we did not appreciate could be as bad as they are. let's of a quick look at the times, because they are focusing on one of the richest man in the world, who could not get his these are sorted in time for the fa cup final. that is perhaps trivialising it a little bit, but he has found its way around this, it seems. it is a shame not to see your own club winning the cup final. but the sky because he is halfjewish, he final. but the sky because he is half jewish, he has final. but the sky because he is halfjewish, he has been able to get an israeli passport. i know a few people in britain who are going to go to this passport. —— bust delight but —— but this guy. go to this passport. —— bust delight but -- but this guy. i note also this guy has bought a hotel and turned it into a resident in

is a military presence there thousands of people have been forced to move after a magnitude six point nine earthquake shook hawaii's big island the biggest to hit the area in decades this follows their option off killer why are volcano which began spewing lava on thursday. thousands of people who took refuge in schools often losing their homes in kenya's floods are being moved into makeshift camps the government plans to reopen the schools on monday but as enter simmons' reports in the town of garage in kid leafy county people are now facing worse conditions than before. it's a school classroom but this isn't about learning it's evil thousands of kenya's flood victims found food and shelter in schools but their stay is over it's time to move again the government wants to reopen the schools think i've got nothing in there is no way i can refuse to move i have no place of my own anymore right now i have no peace of mind. and so the registration begins and these people are then sent on their way with some basic survival kits they're heading for a place known as the chief's camp but there

and a curse. force of nature and in this scheme three. months in. the tropical jungle cheap money. there's a song the song come to. the source of life. cause of enormous destruction. oh you know the back to serious music when it's just it's just fine yes i'm here spending the whole day with these wonderful musicians from the bronx academy i can see there. is a force known for beautiful beaches and it's so not me here i don't know how anyone gets any work done. before. the brass academy alicante have the perfect home here in the middle of the city they have a beautiful think where it's a brass players dream they can play as loudly as they want to any time of the day or night it's fantastic here and i think i need it for. all. but on the button on the. phone fome fome. the prosecuting the l.a. county was founded in two thousand and eight by the argentinean horn player on a scale and the austrian trumpet player rudi corp. at the time held principle positions in orchestras in vienna. the students come from all around the world on the visiting professors are musicians from top orchestras

form the pa ramilitaries, a new political force came to be from the pa ramilitaries, a new political now one of the main alliances contesting the elections. the religious authorities in najaf, however, maintain their distance from all coalitions contesting the elections, including the one borne of the pmus. just as isis was losing its grip and iraq recapturing its territory, the country's autonomous kurdish region held an independence referendum. the vast majority of voters backed independence but their euphoria quickly turned sour. federal iraqi forces and the kurdish peshmerga, which were both fighting isis, clashed with each other. the kurdish forces were beaten back and the federal government recaptured the disputed territories. in the wake of the defeat, the two parties that had been in power for almost three decades traded bitter accusations. today, they contest national elections separately as smaller opposition parties try to break their hold on kurdish politics in iraq. across the country, the largest coalitions have fractured, and new forces have entered the fray. the americ

first, to build a more lethal force. second, to strengthen our traditional alliances while building new partnerships. and the third, reform the departments business practices for performance and affordability. our first line of effort is to build a more lethal force. all our department policies, expenditures and training must contribute to this military. we cannot expect success fighting tomorrow's conflicts with yesterday's thinking, he is as weapons or yesterday's equipment? resident washington said during the first state of the union, to be prepared for war is effective in preserving peace. the paradox of war is an adversary will move against any perceived weakness. so we cannot adopt a single reclusive form of warfare. we must be able to fight across the entire spectrum of combat. the nation must build sufficient forces to deter conflict and if the deterrent fails, with must win it following the logic we must maintain a federal nuclear deterrent until so the weapons are never used and a force that has irregular warfar

first, to build a more lethal force. second, to strengthen our traditional alliances while building new partnerships. and a third, reform the department's business practices for performance and affordability. our first line of effort is to build a more lethal force. all of our department's policies, expenditures and training must contribute to the lethality of our military. as president washington said during his first state of the union address, to be prepared for war is one of the most effectual means of preserving peace. and today, our lethal military arm will enhance our diplomat's persuasiveness. the paradox of war is that an adversary will move against any perceived weakness, so we cannot adopt a single form of warfare. we must be able to fight it across the entire spectrum of combat. the nation must feel sufficient, capable forces to deter conflict and if deterrence fails, we must win. following this logic, we must maintain a credible nuclear deterrent, so these weapons are never used and a decisive, conventional f

it is the 11th largest economy on the globe, and a key force multiplier for u.s. leadership in the world. koreas.-republic of alliance has been fortified by the trials of history and is unequivocally stronger than ever. women of theen and u.s. are deployed in korea as part of the ironclad commitment to korea and the entire region. the prospect of peace and security in the korean peninsula and asian region is why we have stood shoulder to shoulder for more than six decades. i have had productive discussions with kim jong-un in preparation for president trump's summit within feud -- summit with him. it was my honor to return with three u.s. citizens and return them to freedom. we wish these americans and their families the best as they reconnect after a very difficult time apart. on behalf of the american people, we say welcome home. these threeof citizens helped set the conditions for successful meeting between president trump and chairman kim. we look forward to continued preparations to make the summit in singapore on june 12 a true success for the american and k

. >> if this recall is successful, it will be a silent force, a silent silencing force. >>> the new proposals in san francisco to tackle a growing backlog of rape kits. >>> and we were back in the sky. uber says it could be just a couple of years away. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. >>> late word from danville that the student found unresponsive in a high school swimming pool this afternoon has died. it happened it several -- san ramon valley high. student say a pe teacher jumped into the -- students say a pe teacher jumped in and try to pull the student out. >> reporter: president donald trump made a campaign promise -- fulfilled a campaign promise to withdraw the united states from the iran deal. they lifted sanctions against iran and any sense

vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days ahead of putin's immigration for a force term opponents of united under a slogan he's not ours song with her into putin's eight years in power well i'll just say resurrect chalons is live for us in moscow as so first of all ray tell us a little bit about the situation there and what the scale of the demonstrations was exactly and how widespread they were. while it's always difficult to tell exactly how many people have showed up at these protests because you get different tommies from different organizations the police always undervalue and so often the protestors themselves tend to overvalue but certainly this is like many of these previous demonstrations countrywide events that has brought certainly thousands and thousands of russians out into the streets not just in moscow st petersburg but in cities stretching across this whole country now in terms of detentions well there's an independent monitoring organization called the info and has all of six pm moscow time that's fifteen g.m.t. they were saying that one thousand tw

theps, a special role for forces is to fill in the gaps. intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance. the south korean capabilities have not been able to mature quickly on. if deterrence fails and we have to defend south korea from a north korean attacked -- to do so effectively, we need to have been there conducting military exercises so we build up interoperability, build trusting coordination, all the things that need to have been done in advance before a scenario occurs -- the last part, we have to look at the force presence in korea in the context of our strategic security in the region and our global posture. do, that allan depends on the security environment in the region and how the forces on the peninsula provide flexibility for our posture globally. things, ane of the key part of this relationship is we have a treaty. that predates the treaty with japan. mutual defense treaty with south korea work and what obligations does it place on the united states and south korea? david: that is a great question. i would echo everything frank s

a north korea that's great i would hope he will also be a moderating force when it comes to iran but i doubt it. a groom whose wedding in yemen last month was hit by what's thought to have been a sunday later a strike has been describing the horror of what occurred in the missile struck killing at least twenty family members and friends he's among the survivors being telling their story exclusively to r.t. . there's a subtle at the moment of the bombardment the rocket landed and the whole world turned red and i felt that i was turning in the many were killed most you know. so there was some victims who were tune in home others were injured in the stomach head neck hands or legs my cousin and other relatives were injured and. warner then i came to see the wedding i was looking at people dancing and then. i was he's in my leg the shrapnel from the rocket. we went to the wedding and suddenly during the celebration the strike came we didn't have anything then no weapons no nothing i lost a foot the same happened to my brother my other brother died because of the bombing we tried to f

thomas tuchal is the man charged with turning psg into a dominant force in europe and back on track. vak djokovic drops just four games en route to the second round of the italian open. welcome to the programme. 2a hours on from the conclusion of a triumphant season, a chance for manchester city to celebrate. tens of thousands of supporters lined the city's streets to greet the premier league champions. pep guardiola's title—winning squad enjoyed an open top bus parade, to acknowledge a record breaking season. among those in attendance, our sports correspondent, andy swiss. a suitably glorious end to one of football's most glorious seasons. manchester city fans flocking in their thousands for the so—called centurions, the premier league champions virtually in a league of their own. reaching 100 points was surely beyond their wildest dreams. and even the man who led them there could hardly believe it. no way, no way. but we are here. we did it. we are delighted to share what we have done together, so thank you so much to be here. and next season you will see us again. it will be some a

to hold the territory, there has to be a holding force or they'll come back? >> if there is a vac you'll, then they will move into it, yes. >> i like partners helping us hold. do you believe it would be smart for america to be part of that holding force? >> in order to get to some sort of a political settlement at geneva or elsewhere, we have to have stability. and if the decision were made that our partners were in there, i think our presence, we cannot create a vacuum, because it will be filled by somebody that we don't want. >> right. >> so i think that would be part of the negotiation who would be in there. but i grew he with you there has to be stability. someone has to be there. >> as to is that someone, would you agree we have capabilities no army in the region has, and we add value that probably can't be replaced by somebody else? >> i would agree with that. >> okay. secretary spencer, on 12 june '17 secretary mattis say no enemy in the field has done more to harm the combat readiness of our military than sequestration. do you agree with that? >> i do.

a real escalation in the kind of force that israel has so far been prepared to use within syria it's a message to deter any further such action and it's also making the most of an opportunity to do as much damage to rein in forces as possible israel's government has long warned of a growing threat from iranian bases and missiles inside syria it seems to have decided to act sooner rather than later. we have of course hit all the infrastructure not all but almost all of the iranian infrastructure in syria they must remember the saying if it rains here it will pour over there and i hope that we finish this chapter and that everyone got the message. syrian state media said syrian air defenses it inserted most of the incoming rockets over the capital damascus but also confirmed that a radar station and a weapons storage site was struck. with iranian state television said syria had given a quote crushing response to. israeli attacks the strikes were carried out hours after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in moscow saying he'd come away confident that

force. we may en have a space force. >> president trump has mentioned the space force a couple times, and what he is alluding to is an ongoing debate in ngress on creating a separatmilitary service that focuses on military space capabilities. is adent trump: spa war-fighting domain, just like the land, air, and sea. >> the u.s. has become increasingly reliant on space capabilities for military operations across the whole spectrum of conflict, fromng figherrorists in iraq and syria and afghanistan. president trump: we need to protect the american people, and security is going to be a very big factor with respect to space. >> in 2001, there was a special ssmmission created by cong and the final report of that commission recommended eventually transitioning to an independent military service for space. war fighting in space is not like "star wars." it is not space marines, there are nose military rvice members fighting in space. all of these are unmanned satellites that the military uses. president trump: we have the a force and we will have the space force. the army, the navy. >> [laughter] ther

and i've a team that is be confident a couple paint a force a world. yes a great leader. people by force was people here in this country. and think of the people who really love the martial. for people in north korea i want to say one thing. this is history. of. my piece. the national team here. all i want to say is just to my my friend and his wife and. his family. to. the people. thank you thank you very much thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. dennis is serenading of the marshall is very unexpected even by his own standards and shows how politically naive he is it's very unlikely to go down well back home but for now that will have to wait there's a basketball game to be played. and in another unexpected move dennis has decided to split the game into two halves in the first half it's the main event the united states against north korea. and after the break dennis is mixing up the teams so both north koreans and americans will play side by side it's a nice touch aimed at underlining the real importance of the trip bringing the people of

a protester. the vehicle drives on and the wounded man is left behind he later died of his injuries indian forces say they're investigating what happened . it is not under control as a guard that gave a civilian system to be a surrogate may go to the fact that all the second was more than a dozen people have been killed in escalating violence in indian administered kashmir last month the un secretary general urged that the loss of civilian lives needs to be investigated. and get it's been another day of violence. this time it began when soldiers raided homes in a densely populated area in the city assuring ever security forces say they had information that fighters were hiding in that area when they were asked to surrender the soldiers say the fight to stop that shooting operation is going on things not under control everything is an under control you want to look. for that there is not much there is more damage off assuming property and and other things so i think that under control the. old street fighters were killed by security forces during the operation police accused protesters of trying to

but people in the pentagon, you know, he was a force and has been a force to be reckoned with.this day, debite the fact he has not been in the senate office several months as he continues to battle this terrible cancer, people still talk about his influence and decision making that is made around how will john mccain respond to that. >> what a legacy. eugene scott, what is your first story of the week? >> the fact that the national day of prayer had this huge cloud over it thanks to the president's personal attorney, rudy guiliani, talking about something that many white evangelicals supporting trump didn't want to have on the top of their minds, that the president was very well involved is and aware of the payment to the adult film star he was having an affair with shortly after the birth of his last child. >> they have to assess their belief in the context of this. there is a lot of complicated stuff about this. that put the national day of prayer in a setting that it has never been before. alana shore, what's the best story of the week? >> i chose the same story of the week.

>> glor: a dozen sinkholes force evacuations in florida. first police body cam video from the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. a texas teenager is in custody. the f.b.i. says he was plotting an isis-inspired attack. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. we are going to begin with that deadly plane crash in georgia. an air national guard c-130 cargo plane exploded in flames on a busy highway just after takeoff from savannah today. the crew of five and a small number of passengers were killed. mark strassmann is on the scene. wc reporter: the security camera video shows the wc-130 cargo plane bank left and nose dive behind a tree line. witnesses heard two booms-- first the crash, then, even louder, an explosion. o ey said the earth shook. >> holy... ( sirens ) >> reporter: roger best got to the wreckage ahead of first responders. >> reporter: the crash, its cause unknown, happened at 11:30 in the morning, about a quarter mile away from a busy intersection. gene bilbo is with the cha

patty calling al-jazeera washington well the white house is blaming what it calls a clerical error being forced to correct its responses to those allegations in a written statement the white house press secretary initially said the israeli information shows iran has a robust plan to start nuclear weapons program but shortly after it was modified to say iran had such a program. it's the second day of the palestine national council's first official meeting in twenty two years the rare assemblies discussing critical issues although several key factions have decided not to attend a top of the list is whether or not to suspend the palestinians recognition of israel are a force that recaps day one for us from ramallah. more than six hundred surviving members of the palestine liberation organizations main representative body arrived for its first full meeting in twenty two years and attempt to revitalize an aging organization according to some to democratise it with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas hand-picking new members how democratic could it really be it's a step in the direction of again

a task force that has been studying the ruling and will make recommendations but it's a very complex matter we spoke to one of the officials in that task force in the looking into the actual population for example of the community the court talks about thirty five thousand the government believes it's a little less than that he says that some people some people of members of the community have over the years already been given alternative lines the talking about dealing and trying to sift out in posters and also the very delicate balance between conserving this very important what was the catchment areas and the rights of this indigenous community. here versus its releasing any theory here and born british citizen jailed on the country's anti terror law and the grassroots was secretary general of the opposition group seven labeled a terrorist group by the european government britain has been trying to secure seagate's release since his arrest here his newly elected prime minister. has secured the release of several thousands of prisoners including high profile politicians and journal

people to stage rallies throughout the country ahead of the russian president's inauguration for a force a term that only was dragged away by police shortly after appearing at a protest in moscow his lawyer says the forty one year old will appear in court next week. that for decades berlin has been known for its street art with some graffiti and murals becoming well known landmarks but the land for new housing means that some of the famous artworks might still the sapir dominick reports it's a city of culture and counter culture where the walls of buildings are the canvas on which politics and society sometimes collide in an art form that is much to the anarchic where what matters is the work the artists and sounds want to remain anonymous and not to have limits placed on it created to see if there's new buildings being dealt that's all right it's like that's i mean more important than like street art is like something that is born on its own and doesn't have like when it gets to well regulated or sanctions and it will really be alive anymore so and you get a feel for just how alive the

she's facing a forced marriage to a man she hates which will take out all of the intellectual life thatally, this is about her and in the end i think she feels that romeo is in fact part of this escape route. it is selfless and also selfish. if somebody wanted to plunge into verona in 1499 what would you tell them to expect? i think you tell them to expect a very troubled place, because that world, the way it's paralleled today it was full of hope and science and culture and experimentation. it was also full of danger. we had the catholic church in florence just down the road. we have machiavelli working. we have michelangelo and da vinci working. we also have the pope in rome and the east directly through venice. at this playground and everything. if the hotbed of all kinds of passions and fears. there's a back—up for story. david hewson, author ofjuliet and romeo. think you very much. thank you. good evening. another sunny and warm data across many parts of england and wales. but as one of our weather watchers captured on the coast of north yorkshire there was some see fog patches wit

now as man one of us tries to solidify his power and ensure continued backing for his policies are a force that al-jazeera ramallah. the armenian politicians due to vote for a new prime minister opposition leader nicole became the sole candidate for the post after a deadline passed on monday without other candidates registering as the culmination of two weeks of protests that saw a long time leader. stick a robin foster walker joins us live now from the armenian capital yerevan robin so i suppose the big question are the republicans largely to back question young for prime minister. sharon nobody at this stage i think is willing to say with certainty that that is what they are going to do it's it's really very exciting times here i mean it's on the square there's a great deal of expectation. that they're ready to celebrate this moment because in a couple of hours that photo is expected to go ahead and he's gathering inside the parliament and they will be an extraordinary session will they will be talking about how and whether to nominate the prime minister but the republicans understood la

a north korea that's great i would hope it will also be a moderating force when it comes to iran but i doubt it. exclusive video from yemen r.t. has spoken to the bridegroom who survived a saudi led earth strike that hit his wedding party at the end of april the attack left over a dozen of his friends and family dead. there's a subtle at the moment of the bombardment the rocket landed and the whole world turned red and i felt i was turning in the many were killed. and. so there was some victims who were tune in home others were injured in the stomach head neck hands or licks my cousins and other relatives were injured in a. war now then i came to see the wedding and i was looking at people dancing and then. i was he's my leg shrapnel from the rocket. we went to the wedding and suddenly during this celebration the strike came we didn't have anything then no weapons no nothing i lost a foot the same happened to my brother my other brother died because of the bombing we tried to flee but could not walk we had to wait until ambulances came and got us dozen of the wounded are in a cri

could be removed from the saudi led coalition any i'm an after a deployed forces to a yemeni island without consulting its exiled governments or that's according to a senior yemeni official speaking to the associated press it's not clear when the iraqi troops will leave victoria gate and the reports. on the yemeni island it's a katra people protest against the u.a.e. military presence and morality soldiers arrived on the island earlier this week to see yemeni troops to leave the locations a government minister says the emerald city forces are a threat to yemen sovereignty he's calling for nationwide protests on sunday the u.a.e. is part of the saudi led coalition supporting yemen's internationally recognized government led by president abbot robbie mansell heidi. it's fighting against iranian backed rebels who control large parts of the country but the u.a.e. has permitted other separatists in southern yemen at the expense of the government analysts say the u.a.e. has a wider goal in mind if you consider the strategy that the united arab emirates have driven in yemen over the past three yea

so a little bit about the municipal bank feasibility tark force. 're here today, i'm here today in no small part because of the work of members of this commission. the idea of a municipal bank is something that's been progressing in circles. a little bit of background on both the municipal bank and the task force. so in general, a municipal bank is a bank that's owned by a municipal entity or public entity. could also be a state or a federal government. we have put together a task force to look at the feasibility of san francisco starting a municipal bampg. it -- bank. it's going to be about a six month process. we brought people together in february . it's going to run till august. we have people who are active in racial and social justice, in banking. we have folks who have operated banks in the local interest, which are community friendly credit unions and banks. we have some people who know about bank formation and we have a lot of government officials who just sort of know a lot about how the city works. so a little bit about process. we meet o

this judicial recall, if successful will be a silent force. a silent corrupting force.r the minds of judges as they make difficult decisions.>(ken) persky went on to say he believes judicial recalls should be reserved for misconduct by a judge or incompetence. (pam) a sacramento man believes 'fate' put him at the right place, at the right time at the rainbow market on sunday afternoon. manny cota says, he found a nine- year-old girl in tears, after she was reportedly forced into a vehicle. cota's wife comforted the young girl .... while cota confronted the suspected kidnapper who was still in the parking lot. he says, the woman said she made a mistake .... and then took off. police arrested the suspect a short time later, along with a man, who they believe was working with her. the cotas say, they are thankful they were there to help... and they are proud of the girl for escaping. (pam) with a bay area rattlesnake warning in effect.... a reminder that rattlers can end up pretty much anywyere. c-h-p dublin tweeted out this picture today... of a rattlesnake on the freeway

force cases. they found police had a lower rate of using force but injuries including serious injuries make up a larger number of the force used. >>> if you are wonder figure the audits incite change. last year's audit recommended a high level command staff of serious uses of force casesful the department did do that last year. they also started a policy in 2016 requires officers to try to deescalate using force. all officers will soon be required to go through crisis intervention training. when it comes to police shootings there were eight officer involved shootings in 2017 with this department. that is up slightly from five in 2016, still down however from the year before when there were four. of the eight last year half were fatal. five are listed in the audit as involving persons of color, six involving someone with a history of mental health needs. the findings will be discussed at the city council meeting scheduled to happen tonight. the may ire of san jose is said he is interested in giving more access to the data to auditors. >>> lava creeps to the edge of a plant on hawaii's big island. the ev