an instrument called an abi already has proven its capability. >> one of the fires in the santa cruzountains last years was detected by abi before anybody knew it had started. >> reporter: samantha edging ton is a physicist with asicist wita one of those who helped developed this technology. it can enable earlier and more reliable warnings allowing time for people to take cover or evacuate. imagine all this lightning develops. a pilot using the new technology will be able to avoid the strikes. >> to be able to take that data and forecast it really means a lot for us during the summer months. transition to when we get to the fire season and the higher resolution is going to make it easier for us to see hotspots from the sky before anybody will see them on the ground. >> reporter: goes s will undergo testing before it takes the place of an older sat light. >> i like that stuff. >> he's getting quite excited over that. >> it is going to be interesting when it's operational. let's get to the forecast. it really came down. >> i was notice wrong position, i got so excited to see those sat

i'll talk to prime minister abi of japan and others, great guy, friend of mine. and a little smile on their face, and the smile is i can't believe we've been able to take advantage of the united states for so long. so those days are over. ambassador lighthieser, thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. president. first of all, for those of you who don't know section 301 is a statute that gives sush stanchion power, authority to the president to correct actions in certain circumstances where there's unfair acts, policies or practices by our trading partners. in this case, the area is technology, technology is probably the most important part of our economy. 44 million people who work in high-tech areas. no country has as much technology intensive industry as the united states and technology is really the backbone of the future of the american economy. given these problems, the president asked ustr to conduct a study, we conducted a thorough study and we had hearings. we reviewed tens of thousands of pages of documents. we talked to many, many business people. we had

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lives of more than eighteen thousand people at a commemoration ceremony in tokyo prime minister shinzo abi such a pen was dedicated to continued reconstruction the government is still working to contain radioactive materials released by the damaged nuclear reactors in fukushima . alongside commemoration ceremonies in japan protests have been taking place earlier i spoke with journalist sophie jackman from kyoto news in tokyo and asked her what they're about well people are opposed to the government's plan to try to bring back nuclear power plants as a big part of japan's energy mix there are about forty five i react is around the country but only three are online at the moment and they were brought back online after meeting new strict to safety rules imposed after this disaster but protesters say these rules don't go far enough and many of them say japan should never go back to nuclear power again they don't trust the nuclear industry to get it right they don't trust the government to get it right and they point out that if we where in japan at any time is vulnerable to natural disasters l

an instrument called an abi already has proven its capability. >> one of the fires in the santa cruzuntains last years was detected by abi before anybody knew it had started. >> reporter: samantha edging ton is a physicist with an a ph.d. one of those who helped developed this technology. it can enable earlier and more reliable warnings allowing time for people to take cover or evacuate. imagine all this lightning develops. a pilot using the new technology will be able to avoid the strikes. >> to be able to take that data and forecast it really means a lot for us during the summer months. transition to when we get to the fire season and the higher resolution is going to make it easier for us to see hotspots from the sky before anybody will see them on the ground. >> reporter: goes s will undergo testing before it takes the place of an older sat light. >> i like that stuff. >> he's getting quite excited over that. >> it is going to be interesting when it's operational. let's get to the forecast. it really came down. >> i was notice wrong position, i got so excited to see those sat lig

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i key abi who steps down as the school's honorary principal when the allegations broke out was set to supports the academy's ultra nationalistic education policy. an investigation by japan's finance ministry phones no conclusive evidence to incriminate the prime minister or his wife. but monday's revelations that several documents related to the probe had been falsifie. has for the pair under renewed scrutiny. gill says entitled situation this is shaking the trust in the anti government. i would like to sincerely apologize. citizens following us. she's already called on his finance minister to take responsibility. but didn't ask him to resign. the prime minister whose approval rating sank to a record low duee to the scandal said lat year he would step down if itit was shown that here his wife. were involved in the controversial sale. sign in any sixty years the people of cuba will soon have a president whose name isn't castro on sunday voting began to ratify and you national assembly. it's men this leads you to succeed eighty six zero president row castro when he sat down next month.

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has a new leader to focus from the overall ethnic group that speed at the forefront of the protests abi are you not a country driven by ethnic tensions. inside story. hello and welcome to the program piron i'm at forty to be the youngest leader in africa with the new head of coalition has an impressive academic and security resume he has a doctorate in peace and security adds longstanding military and intelligence ties but crucially he's from ethiopia's largest ethnic group being. community activists say they've been marginalized and excluded from political and economic power that's a dispute that's led to years of violence many hope are with rise as an opportunity to turn the page on a difficult chapter in ethiopian history fintan monahan has more. leaders of ethiopia's ruling coalition are putting their hopes in i'll be off meds tonight a divided country he's from the largest ethnic group in ethiopia. he's expected to become the first aroma prime minister ethiopians hope he can end years of protest against ethnic discrimination because it was a negative for you so with that many thing

leaders of ethiopia's ruling coalition are putting their hopes in abi off meds to unite a divided country he's from the largest ethnic group in ethiopia. he's expected to become the first aroma prime minister ethiopians hope he can end years of protest against ethnic discrimination because it was a negative for you so with that many things have happened and a lot of people have lost their lives a new prime minister must communicate and listen to the people but to the people want this is the most important thing he needs to pay attention to the voice of the people. despite being one third of the population the roman claim they've been politically and economically marginalized tensions explode in twenty fifteen when thousands took to the streets over land dispute they were joined by the ammara the second largest ethnic group. their anger was directed against the to graham's an ethnic group that activists say dominates the intelligence security a military apparatus while the government did drop the controversial development plans protests continued calling for regional autonomy and greater r

also on the great ethiopian moxon ethnic milestone the ruling party has elected abi ahmed as its new chairman paving the way for him to become the first a woman prime minister despite being ethiopia's largest ethnic group feel more almost have long complained about persecution so will the next prime minister help unify the country and in the long running border dispute between chile and bolivia goals all the way to the world or to the bolivian president himself was at the hague to petition international court of justice to force today to grant is country direct access to the pacific ocean and take a look at the case and the impact on relations between the two countries. to win a second term after three days of voting comes to a close in egypt's presidential election i mean to schapelle a look at how cash handles government threats on pop culture impact voter turnout. here with the news great live on air and streaming online for you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us after much speculation it's been confirmed that north korean leader kim jong un has

believe they cannot believe they've gotten away with this for so long all talked to prime minister abi of japan and others great guy friend of mine. and they'll be a little smile in their face and the smile is i can't believe we've been able to take advantage of the united states for so long so those days are over the embassador light has or thank you. thank you very much mr president first of all for those of you who don't know section three zero on is a statute that gives. substantial power authority to the president to correct actions in certain circumstances where there's unfair. acts policies and practices by our trading partners in this case the area is technology technology is probably the most important part of our economy forty four million people who work in high technology areas no country has as much technology intensive industry as the united states and technology is really the backbone of the future of the american economy given these problems the president asked us to you are to conduct a study we conducted a thorough study we had hearings we reviewed tens of thousands o

china's xi jinping in the coming hours while the other will see the japanese prime minister shinzo abion to say that update the leaders on the progress of the nuclear talks the two envoys returned from the u.s. on sunday after meeting president trump. in france the main far right party the national front is being rebranded in a bid to revive its image. ben says it should not be called the national gathering but will a new game attract new voters. has more from me. read the pander wrapped up the rich branding of the party with a classic speech touching all the points you will get to choose from a crowd top form the european union tough most of all on the effects of immigration . leave us your leg it is legal and illegal immigration are no longer tenable. lockjaw are the french people's money must go back to the french people first. we no longer have the means to welcome to house to careful or to feed the whole world. but the high point came at the end when she announced her suggestion to rename the party it was here in existence absolute you know it must signal an absolute demand to uni

leaders rob mcbride al-jazeera south korea japan's prime minister shinzo abi says his government will continue to pressure north korea and today it gives up its nuclear weapons hopes to meet trump next month if i killed off or i'm hoping to visit the u.s. as early as april to hold a u.s. japan summit i agreed with the u.s. president that we would continue the close cooperation between our two countries to resolve north korea's nuclear and missile issues china has welcomed the talks are a step in the right direction adrian brown has more from beijing. i think china is very much sticking to the script the foreign ministry spokesman said on friday the china welcome these positive signals of course on thursday the country's foreign minister wang he said that he wanted washington and pyongyang to hold talks as soon as possible the fact those talks could now happen within the next two months is a time line the beijing will be very comfortable with i think but the foreign ministry spokesman said that while china she welcomes these developments it still believes that all relevant parties have

on the department of health now. the broad point abi funding, on the broad point about nhs funding, whating coming sooner rather than later? well at some stage the government needs to set out its plans for spending up until 2022 including health, the question is, when? there is an idea in government that the good time is this summer with the 70th birthday of the nhs. and a bold statement. jeremy hunt, the health and social care secretary, wants to see a long time 10—yearfunding plan, giving certainty to the service and he wants an increase in the money available. he hasn't ruled out the idea of a dedicated nhs tax, may be refocused from national insurance. he's also in charge of social care and there is an important policy statement to make there. foreign secretary by the johnson —— boris johnson there. foreign secretary by the johnson —— borisjohnson is behind the idea of a brexit dividend. chancellor philip hammond has said he wants to see at the end of the year to see how the public finances are faring before making any big decisions. a vigorous debate is being held in cabinet. on the

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. >> this is technicallied aing and aby thing someone who is here undocumented. >> i don't see it thatay. i see it in helping a family in need of support. >> reporter: it's just a big sigh of relief says the girl's mother. what happens to me doesn't matter. everything i'm doing here is for my girls. >> how would you describe the fear that you carry? >> i put a smile on my face every day, but i'm hurt and i'm still hurting. >> i want to say a couple of things. >> reporter: reverend zach hoover leads the network, 2000 congregations of various faith have been trained across the country, the great majority here in california where he says the network of sanctuary and safe houses remains most active. >> the federal government might listen to all of this and say you're violating the law. >> yeah. i'm not going to lie, that makes me very nervous and there's part of me that, you know, sitting here talking to you i think, gosh, should i be having this conversation. but the truth is, our folks are facing a much greater fear every day. you know, as we sit here in this church, i am just reminded,

and i don't think that, you know, you should even thinkt aby concessions along those lines.will not be an issue that we scll readily ds at the table with north korea. >> woodruff: your presint is going to meet with leader kim next month, and this is an advance -- in advance of any meeting wittrh presidenp. there are those who look at all of this and say, south korea and the united states are conferring a levcr ofedibility and respect on the north korean regime that it has notr eaned, that it doesn't deserve. how do you awer that? >> it's a regime, still, that we need to deal with. it poses a grave security threat to korea, to the whole world, and you can only deal with this threat by engaging with it. we are absolutely clear that a military solution is not an option. we are a country at have experienced the most destructive war in a lifespan at my father's generations can remember, so there cannot be another war on the korean peninsula. this requires a peaceful solution, and to have a peaceful nlution you have to deal with them, you have tgotiate. >> woodruff: and how much a

i didn't know how to study or pay attention maybe i would have gotten more help abi would be a person with add or adhd that have helped there wasn't much help section and i was a struggling student walking across the college campus into the bookstore to buy gum, not a book. [laughter] i was not a particularly big reader at that time and they see the book on the shelf with a red white and blue cover and maybe pick that up i read the back i was interested in then went back my door room and then made their and read the stories of the fighter pilot that became the test pilot and the book was the right stuff by tom wolfe. so those traits of real people that they had in themselves with only one exception that i was a bad dude. i thought if i could fix that one thing i could graduate from college to be an engineer within a test file or maybe even an astronaut. it was a spark that i needed to get me moving in a positive direction and teach myself how to study and pay attention but that never would have happened if not inspired from a book. >> it's funny you say that to the kids that is the pa

the rest of the abi bay pretty standard.travel times getting toward the bay bridge about 36 minutes from highway 4 and the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >>> coming up next, a quick look at the top stories on today here in the bay including the memorial planned for tonight for the victims of the yountville veterans home shooting. the reason why members of the public may want to arrive early for that service. >>> new this morning, we're getting new flu death numbers. 14 more deaths have been reported. tleef those deaths are right here in the bay area. we're up to 232 deaths statewide this season. and a developing story out of the philippines. they found two more bodies today after firefighters gutted the hotel lobby in manila. two security camera operators were found after the firefighters managed to control the blaze which raged all day yesterday. we're back after the break with more news. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi!

it's abi true what the court documents say that gates was in a position to know certain things.t no one has been indicted for collusion. no one convicted of it. >> well you can't be -- it has no legal weight you can't be indicted or convicted of collusion. >> but that's the question tonight -- you're your initial question was how can he continue to claim no collusion no collusion well until it reaches him or someone that he believes was acting on his authority that is exactly what he is going to continue to claim. but that doesn't mean the investigation is invalid. it's already uncovered valuable information about what the russians were trying to do to our democracy. that's why ultimately the investigation should go forward. but the president is still within his rights to say he doesn't have knowledge of it and doesn't believe there was collusion. >> robert -- go ahead, max what did you want to say. >> i think don you made an important point which is that collusion is not a criminal. and that's absolutely correct. and so therefore it's not like robert mueller a going to bring ch

chief is heading to russia while the head of the spy agency will meet japanese prime minister shinzo abi in tokyo let's bring in our correspondent in seoul rob mcbride rob so after all the diplomatic fireworks of last week of a much quieter week but still an important one as south korea is continuing its diplomatic soft pressure. that's right this shuttle diplomacy continues very important to try to work out the details to keep up the momentum to make sure that these summits do go ahead as you mention that young young he is the main envoy still in china he's been having meetings with president xi jinping of china the chinese of course folie a very much behind this whole initiative they have always called for direct dialogue between north korea and the u.s. and china of course could still be a neutral location where that all important summit might take place chong is now as you mentioned there off to moscow to brief the russians meanwhile his colleagues who is still in japan he's had a meeting with the japanese foreign minister who spoke in very gushing terms about this agreement being po

i'll talk to prime minister abi of japan and others, great guy, friend of mine.nd there will be a little smile on their face, and the smile is, i can't believe we've been able to take advantage of the united states for so long. so those days are over. ambassador lighthiezer, thank you. >> thank you mr. president. first of all those who don't know section 301 is a statute that gives substantial power authority to the president to correct actions in certain circumstances where there's unfair acts, policies, or practices by our trading partners. in this case the area is technology. technology is probably the most important part of our economy. it's 44 million people who work in high technology areas. no country has as much technology intensive industry as the united states. and technology is really the backbone of the future of the american economy. given these problems the president asked usgr to conduct a study, we conducted a thorough study, we conducted hearings, looked at documents, many, many business people we talked to, we had testimony as i say, and we conc

the president saw mccabe as abi ed foe and declared his dismissal "a great day for democracy."ousrity leader kevin mccarthy defended mccabe'stu firing on ay. >> i know a lot of democrats are trying to make this a political problem, but it's not. >> desjardins: media reports now say mccabe kept notes on his conversations with president trump, and has turned them over to special counsel mueller. fosathe pbs newshour, i'm li desjardins. >> woodrf: to help fill in the picture of where things go form here: adam goldman covers the f.b.i. and national security for the "new york times." welcome back to the program, adam goldman you have been reporting on this. what went into the decision to fire andrew mccabe? >> well, essentially, what went into the decision was they looked at an episode wher mccabe tried to defend his reputation involving a "wall street journal" story about the tif.b.i.'s investi into the clinton foundation. he was accused of trying to thwart that investigation. he as a deputy director was hthorized to speak with media and he made it known that's not what happened wi

will meet china's xi jinping in the coming hours while the other will see japanese finally assertions abi on to say that update the leaders on the progress of the nuclear talks the two envoys returned from the u.s. on sunday after meeting president trump b.j. came is a former south korean diplomat he says the u.s. needs to add staff to diplomatic positions to be paid for talks. the white house national security council they have added rocco who has professional you know with long experience in this because they're having discussion when the korea before but other than her i mean there are other competent professionals but state department is a problem they don't have them that there are two south korea here for those so they have several layers of sr and the one thing that will this will not yet a point is so you know this is a diplomatic game we're talking about therefore no matter how hard trump and the national security council at the white house are leaving the game still at the state department there is a lot of work to do and they don't have the people so that they'll have to move p

in a statement following a phone call that donald trump had with the japanese prime minister shinzo abi that came out just before midnight our time here in washington in fact was that the goal remains to press for a verifiable and irreversible nuclearize ation the feeling is of this white house peter is that while these talks have been going on an exchange back and forth what this is done is bought north korea time that is something that donald trump says he will not do as president ok you can believe will leave it there for the moment thank you very much will two of north korea's allies have welcomed these latest developments. with the. first and foremost believe that he's a step in the right direction this is the first day that we have heard of this agreement so it's only if he's required to normalize the situation all around the insula he also welcomed the saami to sell. and pyongyang to be held in a probe. made whole from afar we welcomed these positive signals by the u.s. and north korea on having direct dialogue the korean nuclear peninsula issue is the moving towards the right di

thisreciate you including and all of you who know that this would not have saved your .aby knowing that you need to do these measures as well. to have as thorough as a bill as we can get past. thank you very much all of you. >> this is in our background check bill. >> the president said he would put it in his. i think this is really important to know. >> eva jones. we thank you for flying across the country from organ to be here and to lend your voice. -- oregon to be here and let your voice. >> i'm a sophomore from a road town in oregon. since middle school, the first day of school has been accompanied by not only excitement but what should be a rational worry. every time i walk into a new classroom, i plan my with high in the case of a school shooting. i think about how dangerous it would be to have so many beautiful windows that look at the columbia river. this is the daily reality for 50 million school children across the united states. i have friends whose hearts jump every time someone enters the classroom unexpectedly. after every shooting, my teachers explain to me how they woul

i didn't know how to study or pay attention maybe i would have gotten more help abi would be a person with add or adhd that have helped there wasn't much help section and i was a struggling student walking across the college campus into the bookstore to buy gum, not a book. [laughter] i was not a particularly big reader at that time and they see the book on the shelf with a red white and blue cover and maybe pick that up i read the back i was interested in then went back my door room and then made their and read the stories of the fighter pilot that became the test pilot and the book was the right stuff by tom wolfe. so those traits of real people that they had in themselves with only one exception that i was a bad dude. i thought if i could fix that one thing i could graduate from college to be an engineer within a test file or maybe even an astronaut. it was a spark that i needed to get me moving in a positive direction and teach myself how to study and pay attention but that never would have happened if not inspired from a book. >> it's funny you say that to the kids that is the pa

in the late 2000s we saw that robo calls were a growing problem and the ftc responded abi mending the tell marketing sales rule to prohibit the vast majority of robocalls or prerecorded sales calls. unfortunately, changes in telephone technology, pry mayor lit growth of voice over internet protote colonel or voip and automated dialing software have made it much easier for telemarketers to make large volumes of robocalls, they spoof the ip often from foreign kwunts nothing more than a computer and internet connection. each of these developments has made it easier and more profitable for robocallers to violate the law and harder for law enforcement to stop them. and that means more calls and negative effects for consumers. the ftc uses every tool at our disposal to combat challenge of probe row calls, law enforcement law enforcement, nish toifs spur solutions, and robust and consumer outreach. let me touch on each. the ftc's robocall and do not call enforce plont gram has two prongs. our first program targets scams that use robocalls to commit fraud. not other they annoying, they cause