hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up on the run a spike in violence forces thousands of people to flee the democratic republic of congo. brazil's former president says he will run in this year's election despite a course of holding a corruption conviction against him plus. i'm andrew symonds in the occupied west bank and i'll be explaining why palestinians are getting excited about the introduction of three g. all their smartphones it's a ten year old technology. government has been dealt a big blow to the credibility of its handling of the hinge a refugee crisis a former u.s. diplomat has quits an international advisory board aimed at resolving the turmoil in rakhine state bill richardson who was once considered a close friend of sense suchi accuse the me and leader of lacking moral leadership on the issue he branded the panel set up by suit a whitewash calling it a cheerleading operation for the government it was very unhappy and distressed right down through she reaction to my plea that this issue of the reuters journalists being treated fairly and

hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up on the run a spike in violence forces thousands of people to flee the democratic republic of congo. a morning commute in italy turns into chaos leaving two people dead and dozens more injured. egypt marks seven years since the revolution the pled to hosni mubarak's downfall. government has received a big blow to the credibility of its handling of the hinge refugee crisis a former u.s. diplomat has quit an international advisory board aimed at resolving the turmoil in rakhine state bill richardson who was once considered a close friend of aung san suu kyi she accused the meum alida of lacking moral leadership on the issue he branded the panel set up by suchi a whitewash calling it a cheerleading operation for the government. i was very unhappy and distressed by down sunset she reaction to my plea that this issue of the reuters journalists being treated fairly and rapidly and that brought almost an explosion on her part. saying there were issues relating to the official secrecies act that this was not my charter as a

if you see a spike go to 3%, i don't think people -- >> do you think this past week's action was a spike, from 252 to 266. >> if you look at the ten year on a long term trend line back to 1987, we haven't broken out of that trend line on the way down 270, that breaks us out of it. so we are very, very close. >> looking at a long chart it's higher than that, over three, three and change i don't think yields are going to got out of control. i don't worry about them impacting the equity market. until we see a sustained move, 2 or 3% and hold there for a period of time, i look at the market and say there are some signs we are going to pause. i look at the material names and the steel names. next week steel dynamics leads off the reporting week. >> not the sbrut, taxes though are still not quantified even though people can say they are discounted in the overall market i don't think they can be discounted until we get there. >> i bring up the steel names. they can tend the i don't have shoot to the up side. >> are they overshot now >> i think they are overshot yet. next week is going to be int

have been killed in estrus and artillery attacks in rebel hell suburbs near damascus there's been a spike in violence in eastern guta and recent weeks activists say it's coming under a near daily bombardment and elsewhere in syria people who fled the fighting are facing a battle of a different kind surviving the cold winter has more. in syria's southern province of daraa those displaced by war face a new threat the weather. this is. one of the largest in the region. and her grandchildren arrived here after escaping fierce fighting between syria's opposition groups and i saw a water logged field is now home if the rain continues they'll be forced to leave where can they go in them and then a moment when they left on homes without any possessions you can see the rain water around us you can see for yourself how bad conditions are and we do helpless. the camp likes basic infrastructure there are no paved roads no drainage people feel forgotten there are you rubble this used to be farmland it was unfit for people to settle in the first place become hasn't been supplied with any of the basic s

been killed in their strikes and artillery attacks in rebel held suburbs near damascus there's been a spike in violence in eastern and recent weeks activists say it's coming under a near daily bombardment. why mr breton got in as an advisor to a coalition of medical charities and sylvia he says there are currently more than one hundred twenty children needing urgent medical care in rebel held areas under attack the last. record. christmas and new year period we've seen over ten hospitals. commission in. the damascus say. we currently have one hundred twenty point children and four hundred. we absolutely need syria is aziz. seriously injured. as well elsewhere in syria paper her fled the fighting and are facing a battle of a different kind surviving the cold winter me baka has more. in syria southern province of daraa those displaced by war face a new threat the weather. this is ours i assume camp one of the largest in the region omar abdel-rahman and her grandchildren arrived here after escaping fierce fighting between syria's armed opposition groups and i saw a water logged field is now ho

lots more terror on al jazeera on the run a spike in violence forces thousands of people to flee the democratic republic of congo. armory chalons in moscow and later in the program i'll be explaining why a british satirical film about this man not going down well in russia. however got some lovely present sunshine across southeastern parts of china at the moment further north a little more the way of snow that snow just easing back up towards shanghai time which is no higher than around three degrees celsius on friday warming up a touch as we go on into sat the a southerly breeze coming in behind but the snow of this state and little more expansive stays fun in try for hong kong temperatures here at about twenty celsius twenty celsius two to handle a little more the way of cloud and right towards the fos out west of china into northern parts of vietnam meanwhile we've also got some snow affecting the far north of india laws to clear skies here at present as you can see but there has been quite a bit of snowfall up towards the mountains not particularly unusual but a good old covering

says more than ten thousand people have arrived here in the last month leaving a spike in the violence. everyone we spoke to says they don't know which armed groups are attacking them or why. they say the fighters carry guns wear uniforms and speak languages from all over congo and neighboring rwanda since it's not safe at home this refugee transit camps the better option. tired and covered with dust the new arrivals first have to line up here and get their feet frayed in fact and and everyone is made to come over here and wash their hands as well. after the journey must be tiresome to made to go through this but the camp manager say it's necessary then everyone has to queue up here for a medical check in that tent at the end. rebecca's baby twins kelvin and carol they are identified as severely malnourished. she says she hasn't been able to harvest her crops for weeks and hasn't produced enough breastmilk u.n. officials say these kinds of problems a typical among those arriving at the transit camp before they can be assisted and taken to long term refugee settlements most of the reaso

diplomat quits the visor a panel on the edge of crisis on the run a spike in violence forces thousands of people to flee the democratic republic of congo plus. i'm challenging and london looking at the way of one of the greatest living photographers of our time a master of manipulation. the new military front opened by turkey in the syrian war could further complicate the un backed peace talks in vienna for the past six days turkey's been attacking y. p.g. kurdish forces in the golden syrian region of afrin they want to push the fighters who they say are terrorists from the area and create a buffer zone along turkey's border the un special envoy for syria says the ninth round of talks come at a very critical time in the conflict let's go live out of the al-jazeera is what a need is there so hala who is in vienna so far. well certainly. both delegations are here in vienna and the government delegation actually arrived at the u.n. building behind me just a short while ago in a chewed starting talks with the u.n. envoys to funded mistura then later in the day you will have the opposition

clear through the weekend laura that's it and thanks very much still ahead on al-jazeera on the run a spike in violence forces thousands of people to flee the democratic republic of congo. a scientific breakthrough in china as monkeys are claiming for the first time. and in sports fourteen time major champion tiger woods gets ready for his p.g.a. comeback. the scene for us when they're on line. what is american sign in yemen that peace is possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on set there are people the little choosing between buying medication and eating this is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who's an activist and has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. and our get real with al-jazeera as a reminder of our top stories a former u.s. diplomat has quit an international advisory panel tackling the henge a crisis calling it a whitewash bill richardson resigned from the group as it was making its first trip to rockline state violence in schools mor

been killed in airstrikes and artillery attacks in rebel held suburbs of damascus now there's been a spike in violence in eastern recent weeks activists say it's coming on daily bob barker and about four hundred thousand people remain trapped under a government siege and the running out of food medicine and a wish to breath gordon is an adviser to the coalition of medical charities in syria he says there are currently more than one hundred twenty children needed urgent medical care and rebel held areas that are under attack the last horrific. attacks particularly. christmas and new year period we've seen over ten hospitals. commission in. the damascus area in libya we currently have one hundred twenty five children and. we absolutely need syria is aziz are so there is seriously injured. also in syria people who fled the fighting and are facing a battle of a different kind surviving the bitterly cold winter. and serious southern province of daraa those displaced by war face a new threat the weather. this is a zoom camp one of the largest in the region. and her grandchildren arrived here aft

subject to some global problems politically oriented, or a spike in inflation that we are not , we shouldga fairly strong economy. >> you've hit on the nagging concern that can be expressed as inflation, or as tightening monetary policy. the possibility that the fed and these other central banks take this away, and it doesn't just moderate growth, it spoils the party? >> i don't see that at this moment. i would argue that we need to define what's good and bad inflation. i would think president trump would say good inflation is writing ways it -- rising wages, right? that's what they're trying to do for tax reform. >> feels good if wages are rising -- your wages are rising. >> if we had a spike in wages, with -- which created 2.5%, is that a problem? i don't think it is. >> it's only a problem for the fed if you have defined price stability. time,, at the same they've been at 2%. we've seen it much lower. wages are not the totality. we are still at an incredible point. i think one of the bigger issues we have to address is, as china does its reforms -- we will see if they get around to thes

the health department has seen a big spike in the last week including 15 deaths. that's causing emergency rooms to see a spike in cases. inside the e.r., they are packed. at lehigh valley hospital crest, they put up a heated tent where they take overflow patients. they've been seeing 34 patients every day. dr. andy miller joining me. tell us what you're seeing in the e.r. >> we're seeing a wide variety of illnesses and injuries, including the increase in flu cases coming in the last couple of weeks. >> reporter: they're pretty much packed full. what was the decision to put the tent snout. >> a couple of weeks ago, we realized since the beginning of january we've soon an increase in flu cases and other cases coming in. we wanted to overlaude the e. -- offload the e.r. and be able to treat patients here. >> reporter: in this tent, the worst cases would be inside. this would be anything from a sprained ankle to influenza-like ill notes? >> that's right. patients that probably aren't going to be admitted between age groups here that we can treat rapidly and efficientl

than most people expected it would after the shock of the referendum decision in 2016 there has been a spike in inflation, which has been driven by a depreciation of the currency against the dollar we recovered a great deal of that ground. this morning we seem to be recovering more, steve, thank you very much. this spike in inflation at a time when the economy has been relatively weak has had an impact on real wage growth that's a really crucially important issue for us >> he did also say he thinks inflation seems to have peaked for now. and interestingly on the brexit discussions, the financial services must be a part of that deal, not just trade of goods. that's an interesting comment. finance services important part of those negotiations. the pound still higher today only by 0.2. at 1.4263. >>> still ahead, investors eyeing the markets after a wild day on wall street what this volatility could mean for your money. >>> and a quick check on u.s. equity futures as the dollar trades lower what does that mean for stocks and what to expect the dow is higher by 67 points in the premarket and the

. >> the california highway patrol is already bracing for a spike in duis. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: in california, they're lining up to light up. >> we've been lookin' forward to this day for a long time, haven't we? >> reporter: marijuana game legal to buy and possess for anyone 21 and over. lines forming outside dispensaries from oakland to san diego. >> we were here about 5:00 this morning. it's history. >> reporter: and business is set to boom. what's expected to billion industry in the state. and dispensaries are bracing for the rush. >> we're getting ready. we have five new registers, six new bud tenders. >> reporter: these stores offer can base coffee, cookies, candy, even dog treats. but easy access makes the california highway patrol uneasy. >> you can look at the states that have legalized it and they've seen an uptick in collisions. it's a concern for us. >> reporter: with legality come taxes. the pot industry is expected to generate over $1 billion in taxes. now some of that is already earmarked towards marijuana research, education and dr

been killed in a strong second artillery attacks in rebel held suburbs near damascus there's been a spike in violence in eastern guta in recent weeks about four hundred thousand people remain trapped under a government siege and they're running out of food and medicine. thousands of pro-government demonstrators have been rallying in iran they waved iranian flags in gendered slogans against the u.s. israel and britain iran's government accuses western nations of mentoring the unrest which has seen twenty two people killed those were the headlines of the vote with more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera it's the war in june do stay with us. fifteenth of may one thousand nine hundred sixty seven. a parade and military might to celebrate nineteen years since the founding of the state of israel. that this public display of power took place under a dog shadow. the previous day egyptian president. had ordered his forces to take up positions along the buddhist but israel. local mosque in monroe a mobile or. and that. by you for the goggle by youth so i get down on one of the levee. three w

i wouldn't be selling those puts on this. >> 17, 19, something like that type of a spike in volatility? >> yes, significantly higher. >> still ahead, check out shares of ibm it was supposed to be a turn turned -- turn around. jim cramer gives us his take. >>> just how wrong are wall street analysts. elliot spitzer will explain how he is keeping the experts honest. >>> bitcoin making epic comebacks from its selloff one bitcoin investors will be here to explain why he says an even bigger rally is coming. much for "fast money," still much for "fast money," still ahead. airplane. being rammed by a shopping cart. sitting in gum. and walking into a glass door. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable, switch to directv and get a $200 reward card. call 1-800-directv. >>> welcome back to "fast money. let's look at ibm. sinking after hours despite pete beating on the top and bottom lines. first revenue beat this 24 quarters coming into its report it had all the makings of a turn around story. after 22 quarters of revenue declines, a tough 2017, falli

first, the dow surging back after a spike in rates this morning. a loss is what happens when there are more sellers than buyers those losses were short-lived with the dow closing basically flat so with stocks near record highs again, we thought we would play a little mission impossible stock. your mission, should you choose to accept it, find a cheap stock trading on the s&p at its highest valuations in a decade >> we have our own tom cruise at the desk in the form of tim seymour. >> maybe rob lowe. >> jack wagner, maybe. >> we talked about if the airlines are cheap i'll leave that to them, if they're so inclined. look at prudential financial that stock is trading ten times forward p/e. they just raised guidance recently if you're looking for places that still offer value, and potentially a rising rate environment, a name like pru will get you done. >> financials. >> with an insurance tail. >> i'm going to riff off of that i'm going to be a little bit controversial, the p/e's here are not low. but take a look at the e-tail brokers, e*trade, schwab.

been killed today as strikes and artillery attacks and rebel held suburbs of damascus there's been a spike in violence in eastern guta in recent weeks activists say it's coming under the near daily bombardment about four hundred thousand people remain trapped under a government siege running out of food and medicine ivan princes have been detained in saudi arabia after protesting austerity measures at the royal palace they're being held in a toy a high security prison in contrast to dozens of other high profile figures who were detained at a luxury hotel last year during what the crown prince called an anti corruption drive those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us thirty is coming up next. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that much of. al-jazeera. the homes in northern india beautiful impoverished overwhelmingly rural. life expectancy is the lowest in india only half the population can read and write. people flee the hardship of the countryside for

. >>> how a spike and flew in the bay area is sending people to the hospitals and draining supplies of flu medication. >>> a wrong-way crash turn steckly on a south bay freeway. the investigation into why the driver was going against traffic. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> a spike in flu is said -- sending patients to hospital and draining medicines. the cdc is tracking the disease and set the death toll in california is standing at 27, higher than previous seasons. the season started in november, earlier than usual. the cdc says the strain that seems to be most active is influenza a. this is generally associated with more severe symptoms. >> s

and in the short-term, solar businesses could actually see a spike in sales as consumers look to lockong-term, a cloudy future may be on the horizon.dan simon, cnn, pleasanton, california. (jr stone) also coming up... plenty of excitement in oakland today... as a's fans gathered for the annual "fan fest" (jr stone) some cities like san francisco ...offer a free service for picking up large unwanted items.(justine) but there are certain rules that go along with that. stanley roberts explains in this edition of people behaving badly. while driving home i noticed this pile of debris located on the corner of fifth and king street, in san francisco while i was there i watched where is all this stuff coming from . big item pickup for tomorrow morning .more stuff being added t

. >> a spike in flu cases in the south bay and all over california. >> millions impacted by a massive snowstorm along the east coast. coming up next, we'll go live to atlantic city where snow has been coming down all day. >>> it was a brutal trip to practice for the new england patriots. take a look. this is video of the team making their way from the stadium locker room to the fieldhouse for practice. as you can see, some players even had trouble walking down the step in the white-out conditions. in scituate, massachusetts, waves breached a seawall. the water flooded some neighborhoods with freezing water. some residents were told to evacuate. meteorologists are calling this a bomb cyclone. >> there are blizzard conditions from virginia all the way through new england as you saw. lauren blanchard is monitoring the latest and live in atlantic city, new jersey. >>> reporter: it is very cold. it's also very gusty. and that bomb cyclone, what happened there is that's a rapid plunge in the barometer with that bringing that extremely gusty wind and rough surf up and down the east coast. >>

. >>> and how much liquor stores can expect to see for a spike in sales. right now sales in philadelphia are up about 14%. other the past few years, the best sellers on super bowl weekend have been jack daniels, captain morgan, and bicardi. >>> our super bowl coverage just getting started, coming up, a montgomery county story that runs right through the link. nbc 10 is your official station, the only place to watch super bowl lii if you're not going to minneapolis. and we're sending a whole squad to get you insight. i will be there with nine of my colleagues taking over minnesota for you. count on our coverage for the next nine days through super bowl sunday. >>> if you're flying out to minneapolis to watch the super bowl, brace yourself for frigid cold when we get there. it is chilly tonight, but it warms up for the rest of the weekend. here sis glenn hurricane schwartz. >> it will be warm both days, but one day will have sunshine, one day will have rain. saturday is the day with the sunshine. we have clear skies that are out there right now. the high tod

the country has been suffering from a spike of terror lately with three major incidents in just the past week. saturday's attack in kabul was widely condemned donald trump has reacted by saying the u.s. is committed to a secure afghanistan that is free of terrorists however the spike in violence comes as america intensifies its bombing campaign in the country during the last year the united states dropped over four thousand bombs on afghanistan and since august the us has carried out twice as many air strikes as in the previous two years combined we discussed all of these are issues with sultan mahmud holly a former pakistani air force captain. i'm afraid that president trump has no realisation of the intensity of the situation in afghanistan he has not been able to read the picture clearly not has he been able to get a reality check of what is the real problem in afghanistan and by announcing on even carrying out attacks like last year if you recall he had to drop the mother of all bombs all he did was that he created more collection of damage and he created more enemies i don't think t

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if you get a big spike up -- the spike has to be maintained for a period of time you get one spike upyou will get a lot of people where it is a sharp stick in the eye but it's not capitulation. if it stays that way, people have to rebalance. >> chris, if our viewers believe you and believe volatility is here to stay or at least will go up how do we make money off it? >> in a ton of ways. what we are telling people mainly is you now have morable to be tactical you have more ability to trade around positions for example, on monday we said we expected a market pullback of 2 to 3%. we got that in two days. no you can start putting money to work. with regard to positions that you want to get into, you can be more selective be more opportunistic. tons of ways to do it. >> chris harley, wells fargo securities a pleasure thanks for coming on "fast money. >> great. >> guys, what do you think volatility back -- i hate to say volatility back with a 1% move but that's where we are right now. 1% is the new 5%. >> the one thing the fed did in 2009 and 2010 with all of this was suck the volatility o

a canister in a scene a spike in deadly terrorist attacks recently earlier this week armed militants attacked the save the children office in the city of jalalabad surely after a car bomb exploded outside the premises of the six people were killed dozens more injured i still claim responsibility for the attack and last saturday a group of terrorists targeted a luxury hotel in kabul killing at least twenty two the taliban said it was behind that atrocities let's go analyst says that the afghan security forces like a coherent strategy in fighting numerous terror groups. the situation is getting from bad to worse the security in the afghan security forces are unable you know to have a proper strategy or plan for curbing terrorism not only in kabul city but all over afghanistan and now that we are heading towards a spring. in the next two three months probably insurgent attacks will increase in afghanistan and you might end up losing a few provinces to the hands of taliban the international community. headed by the us government and the failed strategies we have seen incidents in iraq we

on the stoxx 600 we had that bit of a spike just in the past couple of minutes or so which means we're up about 0.4% on the day. let's get into some of the european markets on an individual basis it is a green day, everything is trading firmer this morning. ftse 100 is up almost 0.1% ftse continues to lag as the currency gets stronger keep an eye on cable getting close to 1.40. that's beginning to bite the ftse, which is an open-oriented market xetra dax up 0.70% cac up 0.42% all eyes will be on what happens when the spd congregates on sunday and votes on whether or not they should proceed with the grand coalition talks with cdu a lot of focus on those talks on sunday getting into sectors, basic resources are outperforming, up 1% some of the more defensive sectors, healthcare, chemicals to the down side oil and gas are lagging a bit, that's on the back of opec expectations for lower demand next year non-opec output will increase as for the iea. telecoms lagging a bit overall in europe, specifically the last ten minutes or so has been quite positive. >>> i want to get into a bit of comm

the country has been suffering from a spike of terror lately with three major incidents in just the past week. saturday's attack in kabul was widely condemned and donald trump has reacted by saying that the u.s. is committed to a secure afghanistan that is free of terrorists however the spike in violence comes as america intensifies its bombing campaign in the country during the last year the u.s. dropped over four thousand bombs on afghanistan and since august the u.s. has carried out twice as many airstrikes as in the previous two years combined. we discussed the issue with us holly a former pakistani air force captain i'm afraid the president has no realisation of the intensity of the situation in afghanistan he has not been able to read the picture clearly not has he been able to get a reality check of what is the real problem in afghanistan i don't think. they're physically through their bombs through the. threats overcome this situation and more threats are only going to create more than mayhem but it is not going to bring peace into the into the region so president reagan will hav

. >> reporter: since the fire, the legal aid has seen a 20% spike in evictions. in most cases, this is legal. neither the county or city have a law in place to protect against addiction. >> you could evict a tenant for any reason as long as it not -- as it is not constitutionally prohibited. you could be evicted because someone doesn't like you or i decide i want to remodel my apartment and charge $10,000 per month, there's nothing to stop from doing that. >> hundreds are suffering the consequences. including this woman's family. >> we noticed our rent went up 10%. we got a call a few days after he was born, they said they were going to remodel and take the rent almost 60%. the day after thanksgiving we got the notice to vacate. and so, we've been looking for somewhere ever since. >> she spent her entirety -- entire maternity leave looking for a place. it may leave her without an option. >> i do not feel as if there's a community right now. i have a lot of friends who are supportive but i've even talked to city council, it feels like nothing is happening. >> repor

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officers armed with rifles busted a group of thieves, all four teenagers. the police chief worried that the spike is caused by juveniles face minimal punishment. today at a gathering of social service agencies geared toward children's needs, they have worked with the juvenile crime system says he's concerned about the recent spike and emphasized harsher punishments won't work. >> because they don't happen to believe that the way to deal with trauma among youth is to lock them up and throw away the key. >> a public health director agrees. we need to be thinking about where do these children start? where do that teenager -- where were they when they were 2, 3 years old, what were they exposed to? they believe the upward trend involving youth is also because san jose doesn't have enough officers to respond to many crimes. nobody comes out and the people who do crimes know that, and we think that there's a lot of adults who are preying on or utilizing young kids. >> county officials say there are many more success stories with the juveniles than those getting headlines and coming up at 6:00, the prog

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. >> san francisco has seen a spike in car break-ins in recent years. it happened more than 30,000 times last year. about once every 18 minutes there's a car break-in this san francisco. he says for now he's going to continue his act on what he has and focus on teaching his son the tricks of the trade. >>> we're nearly two weeks after deadly mudslides roared through santa barbara county. highway 101 is set to reopen. workers spent today clearing the final drainage areas, stabilizing embankments and repairing signs. the highways will be open for tomorrow morning's commute. at least 21 people were killed in the mudslides. >>> you were talking about this next batch of rain touching the north bay right now. >> we're already starting to see showers on the radar moving through sonoma county. looks like the majority of this rain is going to be sitting over the north bay. that's why we have to look out, because we do have some burn scars up there. it doesn't seem like this storm system is going to be bringing major rain totals, but still something to keep an eye

. >>> happening now, public health officials are addressing a spike in flu across the country. they're meeting at cdc head quarts in atlanta. officials are being briefed on how to reduce the spread and how to help communities experiencing a medication shortage. today's meeting comes as a south bay family is mourning the loss of their loved one hours after being admitted to the hospital. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose. matt? >> reporter: natasha, the santa clara county health department has a clinic where you can get your flu shot. that helps. but even the cdc is saying this is not a normal flu season. do you feel this has been a bad flu season? the centers for disease control and prevention says, it's true. >> this year's influenza season is proving particularly difficult. >> reporter: they held a special meeting to discuss the current flu season. they say this year's virus h3n2, is incredibly difficult to work with, predict and prevent. it's spread quickly across the u.s. with a high number of hospitalizations and deaths. 42 adults under the age of 65 in cal

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. >> this is a good thing, today the disaster supply center in san rafael, saw a spike in business, more calls and walk ins people wanting kits, have a backpack or go back with the essentiallies. >>> states that sell pot are on notice, the justice department removed guidelines that allowed pot to be legalized. it's now put a damper on things. >> does it make sense to take our limited law enforcement dollars and go after cannabis? i don't see any reasonable u.s. attorney making that decision. >>> a memo from attorney general warns that having and selling marijuana is still against the law and directs u.s. attorneys to enforce the law. >>> check your personal phones at the door beginning next week. white house staff members and guests will no longer be allowed to use personal devices in the west wing. instead they're restricted to government issued phones. many political experts say it's a move to prevent more leaks to the media. >>> florida is experiencing colder than normal weather. the weather is so cold that some of the biggest theme parks are shutting their doors. that's disney there.

diplomatic district of the afghan capital killing at least ninety five people the country suffers a spike in terror attacks. eight o'clock on sunday morning here in moscow you're just in time for the weekly the top headlines of the week the main stories of the day. the rift between ankara and washington has deepened that's off to be supported by syrian rebel groups launched an offensive against u.s. backed kurdish positions inside syria people now have to flee an area that was previously considered pretty stable i mean what a shame that is think about all that this country has been through and now we're looking at another disruption in northwestern syria because turkey has taken its eye off the ball isis and going after the p.k. at this time you know i mean then the big the weapons have been provided to the wife of the united states the americans haven't kept their promise since man page. statement saying that they won't give any. of us you know and then saying that we are not giving them any during last night's telephone conversation and create a crisis of trust. the turkish president sa

we've seen a spike of people we've seen a spike of people smashing into >>> this is abc 7 mornings. > good morning. it is 5:0 on this friday. january 26th. thanks for being there with us. >> it's friday. i'm so excited. it's a beautiful weekend already, mike. >> i think so. a lot of the sunshine coming our way. in fact, more sunshine through the weekend and warmer temperatures in the afternoon hours. right now, it's all about the north bay. all the fog is around santa rosa and petaluma to novato. start to fill in near san rafael and napa. that will be around for the entire morning commute. watch out for the kids at the bus stop. dress warmer this morning. 53 to 57 with high clouds and sunshine. thicker high clouds and about 57 degrees at 4:00. grab a coat this evening. it will be dry. 7:0049 to 52. here's sue. >>> fog is no fun for your commute either. we have several areas of dense fog. earlier we told but this accident on the off ramp to a-street. it's been cleared. so the off ramp is reopened. it never did really affect lanes of 880 which is good news. we do have this accident stil

attacks in rebel held a mask this has been a spike in violence and in recent weeks. about fifty five is have been reported around the australian state of victoria as temperatures soar above forty to. have been battling conditions to contain the flame and the five commas for the north something isn't sure and its hottest day on record has been forty seven point eight degrees celsius at one weather station but those are the headlines on al-jazeera face to face of coming up next. freedom is not free. every day people die for freedom freedom is not free and in these two guys these two men died just so would we could have basic rights just so i could walk down a street. and not be arrested be able to you know do normal things like everybody else these were the watchman of the tatar they came and they received life when you told martin if you go out and speak to your people you're going to dad martin still had the determination to do that for what he was going to say they told malcolm the same thing if you go out and speak to your people you're going to die but they had de

. >>> the city of wilmington is working to combat violent crime after a spike in homicides in 2017. police say that there were 34 homicides in all of last year. that is a 26% increase over 2016. and the highest number in six years. wilmington police chief robert tracy says he hopes to reduce crime in the future by focusing more on community policing. >>> and a car plowed into the side a ross clothing store in levittown bucks county. the driver suffered minor injuries when the vehicle crashed into the exterior wall at route 13. and police are trying to determine what caused the drive toward lose control. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. the simple steps you can take in your home to keep your pipes from freezing and the eagles hit the practice field getting back to work, getting ready for the playoffs. and meteorologist, cecily tynan, returns with the seven day accuweather forecast. when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ >

are being killed in a strike sanaa tillery attacks in rebel held suburbs near damascus there's been a spike in violence in eastern guta in recent weeks about four hundred thousand people remain trapped a siege. and protests against the greek orthodox patriarch of jerusalem overshadows orthodox christmas celebrations in bethlehem property sells what sparked the ten scenes demonstrators say the sales could make it harder for palestinians to establish their own state. well it is christmas for all the docs christians across the globe thousands of faithful have attended mass from belarus to ethiopia now orthodox christians follow the old julian calendar and celebrate the birth of jesus christ on january the seventh osama bin job it possible. the him from what's perhaps the largest cathedral in the middle east should in midnight mass. this egyptian church with a capacity of one thousand people open its door for orthodox christmas many of the faithful prayed for a better year ahead after multiple attacks on the gyptian christians in recent months and. we hope peace will prevail over the world in g

the result has been a spike in terrorist activity.ajority of the attacks in the united states since 2011 have occurred in just -- anddists have killed injured hundreds of americans, including the boston marathon barman. the assault in chattanooga. the nightclub shooting in orlando. reason attacks in new york city aimed at commuting pedestrians. the names of their cities have become trending hashtags in places such as paris, brussels, istanbul, london, manchester, barcelona, many more. these attacks aluminate the shifting landscape. many of these attacks were inspired by online terrorist propaganda. -- many were plotted in the darkness of the web using encrypted apps. many were directed against soft targets. public venues and large event. many were carried out using homemade weapons and do-it-yourself tactics. this is the new terror threat. the numbers tell a sobering story. last fiscal year the fbi had roughly 1000 investigations of homegrown violent extremists in the united states. 1000 isis related investigations. these cases span a

diplomatic district of the afghan capital killing at least ninety five people as the country suffers a spike in terror attack. of the day the main stories of the week welcome to the weekly on r.t. international. u.s. relations have suffered another blow this time over northern syria. that's after the turkish army launched a military offensive against their positions in the african region. people now have to flee an area that was previously considered pretty stable and what a shame that is think about all that this country has been through and now we're looking at another destruction in northwestern syria because turkey has taken its eye off the ball isis and going after the p.k. at this time. no i mean then the big the weapons have been provided to the white p.g. by the united states the americans haven't kept their promise since man. lately trump statement saying that they won't give any weapons to the y.p. genie and then saying that we are not giving them any during last night's telephone conversation and create a crisis of trust. the conflict in the north of syria has the potential to esc