recently, she has taken a short position in tesla amongst others. a reporter for the wall street journal where fargo and j.p. morgan chase. reporting has reported to the ical backlash against banks, numerous executive departures and changes in business practices. bank has launched multiple ampaigns to regain the public trust. the honorable jed rakoff has u.s.a federal judge in the district court for the southern district of new york for more 22 years. in as a federal prosecutor the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york for seven years and then 16 years as a white collar lawyer of two e large new york firms. outspoken unusually as a judge and he rejected the settlement between the s.e.c. and citigroup and when he called the settlement between the half and bank of america baked justice. following this conversation, takingontinue engagement questions from our audience. now, please join me and thanking welcoming our distinguished panelists. [applause] >> i want to start engaging with panelists and then we'll open it up. i'm going t

hey there yes a short time ago there was a protest that took to the red carpet actually in a call now the banning all is no stranger to mixing politics with the films that are being stranger rather to making films with politics here but this was something a little bit unusual the film that was being screened is called mr jones it tells the story of a journalist who tries to uncover a famine in the early one nine hundred thirty s. manmade famine blamed on the saving union song and policies in ukraine now ukraine was the topic on the red carpet during the protests the actors the director of the film and the director of the whole balance dieter cost like two parts in it there are signs that they were holding said free soft now i'm not sure if you remember he's the ukrainian filmmaker who was arrested in twenty four jailed subsequently for twenty years accused by russia of acts of terrorism so it was a very strong signal that was sent here just behind me a short time ago by that crowd holding up their signs calling for press freedom. tell us a bit more about the film mr jones and as you s

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chicago police a short time ago officially calling actor jussie smollett a suspect tonight in what they're now calling a criminal investigation. and this new video tonight of those brothers and what authorities say it shows. >>> also breaking tonight, was a major attack thwarted? a u.s. coast guard lieutenant being called a domestic terrorist tonight. authorities say he was going to target innocent civilians. and that he had a hit list with prominent names. >>> the dangerous and deadly winter storm tonight. the massive pileups. thousands of cancellations. passenger jets taking off in the snow. and now tonight, a new storm. >>> word tonight robert mueller could be nearly done. will he soon send his report to the new attorney general? and tonight, the president is asked, should it then be released? how he answers. >>> less than 24 hours after our team interviewed the young american woman who became an isis bride, she left the u.s. now making her plea to come home. the message tonight from her from the trump administration. >>> the urgent manhunt at this hour for a man who went on a deadly sh

may regardless now some politicians i think it was a veteran of the house ken clarke argued that a short delay would just prolong the sort of parliamentary chaos that we see now want to daily basis and would just put off ultimately that list said a deal departure by a couple of months but to reason may's point is that she doesn't want an extension in the first place she wants parliament to approve a deal and if there has to be one she says it's going to be a short delay because well there are some european parliamentary elections coming up in june and she says it's not going to look very good if the u.k. has to participate in those european parliamentary elections saying as they should have left by the end of march it's not a good look with voters here in the u.k. and generally something that she says she wants to avoid now this announcement that there will potentially be a delay is quite a climb down for the prime minister take a listen to how firm she was in her insistence that there could be no delay the choice before us is clear this deal all leave with no deal all the all no bricks

off-line businesses, but a lot of change in a short period of time. >> these are private reasons. we can collect more information, but we cannot stick eight who gets to go into what space. >> a citizen action group believes the city has worked hard to attract new business with little regard for what is already here. >> the priority is single focused. it is money. it is bottom line. they are not taking into the decision-makers are not taking into consideration how to maintain local flavor, local culture. >> reporter: what really is people buzzing is news today that another business, half- price books, is also closing due to increasing rents. the word is bank of america may move across the street from its current location. the bookstore is a unique draw for people visiting the plaza. many consider it a keystone business for the area. >> people can get a book in to the coffee shop and read their book. he needs another bank? >> reporter: perhaps it is the national evolution of a city. maybe just a sign of the times. peters says closing his blood restaurant, while bittersweet, has taugh

thanks for joining us for a short "early start." >> short but sweet. ay" is right now. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." good morning, welcome to a special early edition of "new day." glad to see you here and glad to see me here. because it is early. it is thursday, february 28, 5:00 here in new york and we do begin with breaking news for you. president trump is heading back to the u.s. empty-handed. nuclear talks with kim jung-un have abruptly ended with no agreement. the president and his top diplomat insist that real progress was made, but mr. trump says talks broke down when north korea insisted that all sanctions be lifted. president trump says, quote, sometimes you have to walk away from the negotiating table and so he did. >> so for the first time we also heard the president's response to michael cohen's explosive testimony on capitol hill. we learned that the president did watch much of it even from hanoi. he called michael cohen a liar and complained that the democrat held the heari

as a short seller, with executives wanting to show this picture, how does an investor uncover information that a corporation wants to obscure? what beyond trading do you do with such information? >> so, the dilemma of the short seller is that the same body of evidence publicly available that management will used to create that narrative is the same information i is a short seller have to use to disprove the fundamentals of the company or show that there is evidence. >> to get more into the details i typically avoid earnings reports i like to review the balance sheet because understanding access and liability is what's real about the business and what we can follow the money trail with. we need to be creative about how we use the information and how we extract data and how we access data and what we access, at any point in time we can assume their billion-dollar funds that have access to all the data that they can pay whatever they want to get credit card data and satellite data. what can i do that's different? i can get away from my computer and get out into the world and do real life thr

they're in sort of a short-term situation. are there -- are there any opportunities for people who might find themselves in a situation where they have a temporary economic hardship but would not qualify for a low-income, and is there -- do we have anything like that? i mean, is there any contingency plans for people to get into a payment plan or anything like that if you're not low-income, which i think, you know, it's an immediate need that needs to be made available but that they don't ♪ in some cases they just had to show their federal i.d. i know it maybe for the lifeline pass, or there are some situations where there is a different path that you show or something like that. what would it take to create something that i am describing here either for the furloughed workers, or for a similarly situated category of people class. >> in the longer term, would require a change in our fair to establish a new program and would require an equity analysis on that. in the short term, we have had similar programs where we've received

we're a short distance from that hotel. the hotel where the two leaders are meeting right now. what you heard were questions from reporters who are in the room for that historic handshake. it is historic that this meeting is happening at all. what you heard being asked was

a year parents and children. and travel expenses the high. end is no short journey outside the. nside these girls are killing time they're in high spirits. now they're heading home. we want to have fun the last thing i'll do is my math homework. everyone a happy new year. and then it's time for lunch. and eating there isn't that much to do. it's a chance to catch up on lost sleep. gifts are a big part of the new year ritual. bringing something for the kitchen. after six hours on the train who reaches his destination and is ready for the fist of a tease to begin. he's looking forward to the food and fireworks the year of the pig brings with it plenty to celebrate. i'm very happy and excited finally i'm with my family i really missed them home is always the warmest place on earth for me i'm going to lynching. at home he's dead he's waiting for this so yeah the journey is over but millions of others a still on the road and looking forward to a fist of time with their families. you're watching d.w. news coming up after a short break is world stories this week we look at how hip hop m

also a braving the cold that braving the rain to try and get a look at some of the stars in just a short time they are going to see some big names i think you'll be familiar with mariana there's martin freeman he's starring in a film that's about to premiere here is the british actor you might know him from the hobbit trilogy and of course diane kruger the german and american actress she starred in inglorious basterds she was in choice she is a big name here on the ballot all the cockpit so it's surely going to get a lot of people here very excited are what about the film the operative is not actually running in competition. no the bell another does like to confuse people of the obit there is this competition section twenty three films are in now but any seventeen of those are competing and the operative is one of those that isn't meeting for one of the top prizes but that doesn't mean that it doesn't still wants a good reviews after its premiere at the ballon on it now that is the film that is starring monson freeman undying krueger the premiere is just about to get under way here behin

it's the end of a short lived era pulling the plug on the a three eighty. s. it will stop manufacturing it's a super jumbo jet airliner in twenty twenty one. coming up two days of talks are now underway in beijing as fish from the world's biggest.

a short while into the tape the man collapses into the fetal position from the first couple of times police use the taser on him. by the end of the ordeal, the guy from arizona here, he'd been tased a total of 11 times according to his lawsuit. his wife, a friend, and two young children were inside that vehicle and saw the entire thing, which happened following a routine traffic stop in july

a lot of rain in a short amount of time through wednesday afternoon. nce we hit wednesday night we likely will see a second push of some moisture. so wednesday will be the storm day for us. how much rainfall? the higher elevations in the north bay will get the most. take a look at the key at the top, look at all of the colors on the map here, and you can see north bay going to be two to three plus inches likely, especially for the higher elevations, and the santa cruz mountains. our lower elevations, anywhere from three-quarters of an inch to one and a quarter inch. we do have a little bit of the rain shadow effect in san jose so maybe only three-quarters of an inch for you. nonetheless, a very strong storm hitting us on wednesday. i want to let you know we're watching the russian river closely here in guerneville. by thursday night, up to 28.4 feet. flood stage is 30 feet. the could be the highest level we have seen it going so far this winter. my extended forecast has a possible additional one-quarter to half an inch on thursday. our temp is staying i

congress from border state senator, tom udall, of new mexico tweething this a short while ago. i'm leading legislation with his fellow senator to block the president from using an emergency declaration to raid billions in critical taxpayer funds for his wasteful border wall. congress must assert its role as a co-equal branch of government and pass this legislation. just a quick note on that, it was in 2005 that then new mexico governor bill richardson declared a state of emergency in the state of new mexico and provided some additional $750,000 in state emergency funds due to what they saw as an emergency on the border in new mexico in 2005. get to calls and go to florence, mississippi first. on our republican line. good morning to rita. caller: yes. hi. my opinion is that president trump is finally doing the right thing. we need this wall. we need the security.

she's hinted that she would like a short delay but that is up to —— up to play for. arty conference had embraced. —— he was dragged to what the party conference embraced. saying that if they're deal doesn't go through, then labour would back a second referendum. whether he means it, we have to see. things have moved on both sides. a fascinating dynamic, isn't it? as we move on to the 29th of march. on mrs may's own deal, are we at this stage thinking there can bea we at this stage thinking there can be a kind orform of words we at this stage thinking there can be a kind or form of words around the withdrawal agreement which will bring on sufficient numbers of mps to get the deal through or are you after view that mrs may's deal, even if it is nuanced or finesse after view that mrs may's deal, even if it is nuanced orfinesse in after view that mrs may's deal, even if it is nuanced or finesse in some way, will still be turned down? we don't know. the vast likelihood must be that it will be turned down because the numbers were so overwhelmingly against it the first time.

you're watching daily news coming from berlin up next after a short break w. business news africa will tell you about what the real action of nigeria's president means for the country's economy and thanks for watching. stories of people for information they provide. the means they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. donald trump and kim jong round number two here in hanoi vietnam. to be able to hammer out a deal.

they get a short deal deal -- short-term deal on trade, how much of the deficit could that take care ? shawn: i know there has been talk about a buying spree from beijing that could eliminate it over six years. our team is skeptical of that. it would cause a lot of other problems. but i think you'll see increased exports from key industries in the u.s. and i think that the beijing leadership knows they can do these things to win favor in washington. david: what about the intellectual property transfer, that is harder, but at the same time it is critical to a lot of industries. shawn: absolutely, this is an enormous issue for the military and industries. an executive order was put out and then an influential report was put out talking about leadership and i.a. and continuing american dominance. it is about enforcement, how do you enforce it and what do you do about ip theft? how do you get american businesses on board? will it extend to partner countries, like canada and mexico, and will we work together with europe confronting china? i do not see this be resolved in the coming months.

this is based on a short story which i have not read. left home and his father was in trouble with the law and he has to turn to the family farm. one day he sees a girl who is outside a stall trying to get punters to come in and he does not recognise. what he does not realise is she knew him as a child from the village where they both grew up. hard to work out from that what that film is really about. exactly and i have seen the whole film and it is still quite hard. he is smitten but mystified. she tells him things but he does not remember. then she asks him to look after her cat which he never find. then she turns up with a playboy boyfriend who is a gatsby type figure and he likes to make barnes disappear by burning them down and then she disappears. the rest of the film is him trying to figure out whether she has disappeared, as she actually disappeared? is he involved? do we get any answers? maybe it is a murder mystery and maybe it is a film about rich and poor and town and country and reality and invention and memory and what you

seems to fifty years new program so the two women will stay in touch they've accomplished a lot in a very shortme. the biggest challenge for me in production is resources what ever one cell phone film you need the money it's a high capital enterprise and there has been very little money flowing to african creatives i'm talking about i think this is beginning to change we also have hollywood and we need to movement in the whole issue of inclusiveness here first city and so i'm hoping that people like myself who understand the business and the management principles can do more to open that spaces for other people. between all the appointments and networking there's something else visitors to the festival still find time to do see films to women taking part in africa hub have made a short film the. produced it it's not part of the belly knowledge official program but that doesn't matter she knows from personal experience that even small. steps can lead to great successes. who. are really. you know many of them and brave the rain to attend what could be her most important appointment at the berlin

residents were evacuated from homes and were allowed to enter houses for a short time to collect someight homes remain under evacuation orders. >>> a winery is closed following the storm's. marine shows us the winery that is cut off by a mudslide. >> reporter: the rain may have stop but the saturated ground is causing a big problem for one right every. this is supposed to be the way up to the vineyard off of highway night. the mud and dirt and trees covered the driveways. above it trees lean 45 degrees the winery is supposed to be open daily but this is a temporary stop to winetasting here. >> it happened wednesday night. the winery has been closed since. it is an issue we sell everything direct to the public. every day we are down is a lost income. >> reporter: this is the idea along this slide is. ryan down the mountain, there is water. there is supposed to be a driveway covered by mud and the winery is close. they alerted people they are closed and hope to reopen by the end of this week if not sooner. caltrans crews are monitoring the slide but the road is private, they say they ar

it was a short, sharp revelation from today's hearing, and we've got that next. stay with us. r my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it starts acting in my body from the first dose and continues to work when i need it, 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic to trulicity, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases your low blood sugar risk. common side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, abdom

which business does in be you wa nt delay, which business does in be you want a delay, especially a shorting for a short—term delay is going to be difficult. that is another cu rve ball you be difficult. that is another curveball you could throw into it, although all of the party machinery will tell us ultimately she doesn't wa nt will tell us ultimately she doesn't want a second referendum, she doesn't want a general election, and she doesn't want a delay. but if all of those things are on the table because everything else has been taken off the table, then where does she end up landing with the three least worst option is? two and of course, ironically, even if the deal passes on the 12th she is going to have to go back for a delay, because there is this massive piece of legislation in the withdrawal bill. is that inevitable? i would say almost inevitable, it will take a minimum of 3— four weeks to get that through parliament, and if the withdrawal agreement is being agreed on the 12th there is to be not enough time. and much better to extended after she has got the deal. they know it i

people how to be better criminals, there is the type rehabilitations if you are in prison for such a shorte a better criminal from those around you. obviously they have a different take on it. the community sentences are necessarily have to be soft, do they? we have 30 seconds left to ask whether either of you is left—handed. seconds left to ask whether either of you is left-handed. nope. no. according to the times, lefties make a better fist when they are fighting. i thought this was to do with politics when i first read it. a p pa re ntly with politics when i first read it. apparently lefties should have died out by now, according to evolution. it is selling convenient to be left—handed but why do they still exist? now the boffins tell us they are better fighters, therefore exist? now the boffins tell us they are betterfighters, therefore they have a reason for them to

such a short time is maybe one of.he gang that angus optimism fades as she prepares to return home to zimbabwe after the glamour of the film festival she's once again confronted with harsh realities former president robert mugabe may be gone but zimbabweans hopes for a fresh start have been dashed. there have been instances of killing civilians a lot of repression of civilians people have been demonstrating because of the economic situation which is deteriorating the price of fuel went up but also of course of rioting because once the price of fuel goes up everything else goes up. so. sets off with mixed emotions despite all her success at the valley not. long after the film festival is over these photos will remain and some will be exhibited at the door which is thin lizzy i'm in frankfurt. is happy about the subject i had some interesting sessions and i think i took some pretty nice photos of charlotte rampling was exciting and here was a lot of fun you know you. now they get clear but will return to her studio to do

. >> we're on a short break right now, but two pieces of testimony i want to draw people's attention to, because the testimony suggests that there may be ongoing legal exposure for president trump. in both instances they arise from the prosecution in the southern district of new york. i want to emphasize that is not a prosecution about russian collusion. the first one is about the issue of whether he understood that he would be pressed on these issues, and whether he really understood whether he would be asked questions about his conversations with the president. michael cohen told the committee today that he could not discuss anything about the raid in the spring of 2017 at his home or at his businesses. again in the southern district of new york. because he was advised by the u.s. attorney not to do so.

two months to resume a said and some politicians started saying immediately that this delay such a short delay would simply prolong the kind of chaos that we're seeing now and put off the prospect of a cliff edge no deal bragg's it by simply just a couple of months to resume a's argument is that we can't possibly the u.k. can't be members of the e.u. by the end of june when there will be e.u. parliamentary elections that just isn't an option the u.k. shouldn't be taking part in those if it wants to leave the e.u. to resume a was under intense pressure from some of her own cabinet ministers who were threatening to resign if two reason they didn't accept this option of a delay to bragg's it and jeremy call been the leader of the opposition labor party he's come out with his own brags that announcement and that is that the labor party won't support to resume maze of boat plan as jeremy corbin calls it so for all those thinking that this brags it ride would be either way off to the twenty ninth of march well now it could be suspended up in the air until the end of may or if labor gets its wa

a short extension not beyond the end ofjune will have to be a one—off. taken part in the european parliament elections it would be extremely difficult to extend again. it will create a sharper cliff edge in a few months' time. an extension cannot take no deal off the table. the only way to do that is to revoke article 50, which i shall not do. 0r agree a deal. and she turned tojeremy corbyn‘s shift in his position over the weekend when he confirmed his party will move back another public vote if it's own proposed propose brexit deal is rejected on wednesday. he has gone back on his promise to respect the referendum result and now wants to hold a divisive second referendum that will take our country right back to square one. anybody who voted labour at the last election because they thought he would deliver brexit will rightly be appalled. this house voted to trigger article 50 and this house has a responsibility to deliver on the result. the very credibility of our democracy is at stake. the prime minister is promising to achieve something that she knows

we'rejust a short distance from a border crossing into venezuela. bridge that has been blocked by the troops of president nicolas maduro. today's event here was organised by the british billionaire richard branson. we spoke to him a few hours ago. he said it had all come together injust three weeks. following a phone call he had with the leader of venezuela's opposition juan guaido. juan guaido told him there was an urgent need for humanitarian assistance here. he said it could not wait and the concert was organised in record time. mr branson told us that he felt many people were unaware of the needs inside venezuela. he said babies were dying, that people were suffering from malnutrition and that aid was urgently needed. he also said he'd hoped that the troops, the venezuelan troops nearby, would hear the music and would accept white roses, which he said will be given to them tomorrow. the key issue here, of course, is whether or not the opposition is able to actually bring any aid through into venezuela. president maduro has said he will make sure

and the house should be clear that a short extension, not beyond the end ofjune, would almost certainly bea ofjune, would almost certainly have to be a one—off. if we have not taken part in the european elections it would be difficult to extend again. it would create a sharper cliff edge in a few months‘s time. we're joined now from westminster by our political correspondent jonathan blake. by by all accounts it was a feisty cabinet meeting. mo was facing rebellion tomorrow in these votes but with this announcement she seems to have seen it for now —— theresa may was facing rebellion. a feisty cabinet and may was facing rebellion. a feisty cabinetand a may was facing rebellion. a feisty cabinet and a long one. perhaps some heads banged together over the cabinet table because as you say, theresa may has faced pressure and threats from her own cabinet ministers to resign or back moves to delay brexit or take a no—deal brexit off the table. if she didn't make a move herself to do that. that's what we've seen. she's bought herself some time in the hope perhaps that some conservative mps, ve

this is a short-lived event. that means clearing skies overnight and a very cold night on the way.howers right now. but lots of stars after midnight. et cetera going to get cold out there. spots will be dropping into the it is this. it is a chilly start to the day tomorrow. 12 hour day planner, this is beautiful. tons of sunshine. it is a cold morning but it's dry day tomorrow. by 4:00 temperatures topping out in the low to mid 50s. accur accuweather seven-day forecast. dry tomorrow, dry tuesday. the only chance of a shower comes wednesday at night with a level one light system. the dry pattern continues into the upcoming weekend next weekend even for oscar sunday aren't here in california. earlier today, sky 7. lo this. >> oh. >> et cetera like a winter wonderland atop mount hamilton. it is pretty incredible how much snow we have seen in the past couple of weeks in our hills. mount hamilton blakted in he. >>. could pick up a couple more inches tonight as the cell moves through. these have been very cold storm systems the past couple of weeks. >> now i understand your enthusiasm. t

well look as you said this all happened in a very short period of time just within twenty four hours and people haven't really had a lot of time to take all of this in and to figure out what they're going to make of it and i think the candidates the princes would have been would have been a popularity for the military campaign because you have to understand the military here as this huge advantage over the other parties in this upcoming election that is because of the constitution the way that is the way that is written and also the electoral laws and the electoral system and also when you look at campaigning for example. the good political parties have only been allowed to campaign for a few weeks now in the run up to this election whereas the military government as the tool in the country for months remoting their policy and handing out to the population so this would have never the playing field to a certain degree now we're going after it and see how that plays out because of course there are people in thailand who were really excited about the prince's. going into the political a

fans will be able to pose with the waxwork and cameras will create a short 3d animated image to share weekend. the winds are still coming in from the south. they will strengthen overnight. we will see the cloud thickening in western scotland and northern ireland to bring rain and drizzle at times. further east, a lot of that low cloud will get pushed northwards on the strengthening winds and out into the north sea. skies tending to clear. it should not get too cold because of the breeze. lows of four or five degrees. to the west we have ragged rain moving in. further east, sunshine. it will cloud over in the afternoon. as the rain clears the west, sunshine following in the afternoon. showers for northern ireland and western scotland. windier than today. still mild. 12—14 degrees. monday sees a lot of cloud for the south east and east anglia. a little drizzle for a while. elsewhere, brighter skies and sunshine. increasing blustery showers blown into scotland, north ireland and the northwest of england, some of them heavy. mild but not quite as mild. hello this is bbc news. i‘m lukwesa

just a short time ago, surrounded by a crush of cameras as he left court. the police superintendent who on live tv today admonished the actor, asking how could he allegedly orchestrate something like this? how could he use a noose? and revealing concern for the true victims of racism and homophobia. and tonight right here, the evidence. the alleged check paid to those two brothers. >>> president trump's long-time adviser, roger stone, hauled before the judge today to explain why he posted an image of that judge with what appeared to be the crosshairs of a gun next to her head. >>> the bombshell development late today in north carolina. the congressional race. were they filling out ballots? were they tampered? the republican who appeared to win by less than 1%, what his own son said, leaving him in tears. the candidate suddenly calling for a new election himself. >>> the alleged terror plot here in the u.s. federal authorities calling a coast guard lieutenant a domestic terrorist. tonight, his alleged plan. >>> syracuse basketball coach jim boeheim hitting a

economy and the idea would be that would open the door to north korea being the next picture from a short time ago, the president flew down with his vietnamese counterparts, a picture you never could have imagined a couple decades ago, signing new trade deals, pouring money in, investments, trades back and forth, could be dividends for the economies of vietnam in the united states. the president will be shifting gears after meetings with those officials, resting at the hotel where we are broadcasting from, down for a couple hours talking to a national security team, getting last-minute briefings about three hours from now, he will be sitting down again 1-on-1 with kim jong un and his remarks in front of vietnamese officials, he sounded cautiously optimistic about those talks. >> we have a big meeting. and it may very well turn out to be very special, you have shown something, the world is getting to see the incredible job you have done in vietnam. >> reporter: the president went on to say he is expecting great things from kim jong un, sounding cautiously optimistic about what may happen.

a short while ago there were flames. it was very intensely populated by firefighters. now that things have shifted, a lot of firefighters are packing up, and you are seeing these pg&e crews in. i saw somebody come in from the department of emergency management in. you have some people from the city, building inspection going in there , so that is the change we are seeing right now. if you take a look at's sky fox two, you can get an aerial picture. i did speak to somebody from the building department in the inspecting department a short while ago. he was in there looking at the building and set in his estimation, there were five that had damage, the hong kong lounge two restaurant that obviously was hit by the fire, the one adjacent to it also had some damage, and the one behind it, and also across the street there is a blue building. and if you go to some of the pictures that we took of the fire, you can see how intense the flames were from that large column of fire that just went two, three stories up in the air. as a result of the wind pushing that, there was some he

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of people in a very specific type of situation for a determined amount of time, or at least likely a shortmount of time, so i don't know how big of a budget impact it would have. it is probably not a huge number calculated as one, because of the immediate nature of it, and the specific situation that they are in, will be hard for them to have prepared to apply for other types of programs or low income, all of that, they wouldn't qualify. i would love to know more about what other transit agencies do on this, and even besides what they did for the federal workers , whether there is other short-term economic hardship opportunities that transit agencies have, and what that would mean to develop that, and maybe that something that the board could consider. >> thank you. i mean, i've done budgets for years, and i get that it is real specific gift of what you need to spend money on, and as you said, if we wanted something like this to do and add back process, but i've been to the outback process, ten years, and there is a lot of needs, but, i feel like supervisor haney has touched on this idea t

president arriving just a short while ago for two days of talks with north korea's leader the summit coming of course seven months after their first meeting in singapore and a lot of people hoping that something concrete will come out of this meeting this time around because not much was achieved in the first one in singapore will continue to follow this for you here on al-jazeera and bring you all the latest developments out of the noise. and still to come on the program amnesty international criticizes the state of human rights in the middle east we look at which countries they are their report singles out and why. hello there a chain of cloud is making its way across the southeastern parts of china at the moment you can see it on the satellite picture making its way through parts of northeast india and through bangladesh and then stretching all the way up to rule shanghai now in this region we are going to see some heavy downpours over the next few days which is quite unusual for this time of year for some heavy downpours are likely on wednesday and on thursday to to the south of a