air canada suffers a massive data breach. thousands of customers‘ personal details are thought compromised. the president, the prayer meeting, and the plea for support. are american evangelical christians the key to november's mid—term elections? and reasons to be cheerful. why goats prefer people with happy faces. hello to you. argentina's government, facing a growing economic crisis, has asked for the early release of a $50 billion international bailout. in a televised address, the president said quicker access to funds from the international monetary fund would restore market confidence. the head of the imf has said its economists will act swiftly but it's a tough call for argentinians, many have bad memories of past imf interventions in earlier crises. lebo diseko reports. this is an announcement that argentina's president probably didn't want to make, explaining that he was asking for the early release of a $50 billion imf loan. translation: want to announce that we have agreed with the imf to advance all of the necessar

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he comes from air canada. the union was speaking out today . new pick will help -- hurt workers by suspending low-cost operations. the stock under some pressure. minerals down. more than 10%. the biggest fall in the stoxx 600. this is under copper pressure. it's been cut to neutral by credit suisse. it's interesting because yesterday it was up 9%. they were delivering dividends for the first time in six years but today they seem to be under pressure. vopak down more than 5.5%. this is a tanker storage company. i guess going to the market they are going to see how much those terminals are worth and if they could offload them. yearok for the rest the remains strong. estimate cap movers. -- that is the mid-cap movers. rek has decided to list its drilling unit separately marking a complete exit from the energy industry. i spoke with the ceo earlier today. volumes show no impact. the -- the tariffs, let's important for us is what happens to consumables. we haven't seen any threats like this at this point. the hard to judge with eventual impact will

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on business insider air france—klm's next ceo is going to be an air canada executive and french unionskling unions. on the wall street journal "sec probes tesla over model 3 production disclosures" — it says regulators began investigating last year whether tesla inc misled investors about its model 3 car production problems, according to people familiar with the matter. on the new york times a backlash to microtargeted advertising on facebook is growing. and don't forget, let us know what you are spotting online — use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. that's it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. a bit of respite with the turkish lira upholding its value slightly. and trade talks between the us and china. more from me in a few minutes. ten of england's most challenging prisons are to be given a total of £10 million to improve security and living conditions, as part of a government drive to tackle drugs and violence in jails. ministers also want to raise leadership standards by sending prison governors to military—style staff colleges. our home affair

. >> air france has named air canada's ben smith as ceo, casting aside union objections to entrust aoreigner with turning around europe's biggest carrier. the ceo will take the reins by next month. smith, currently air canada's theation chief, was succeed ceo after failing to end a series of crippling strikes. the airline said they would announce details as soon as possible. the royal bank of scotland has tapped katy murray to be the interim chief financial officer, as stephenson prepares to step down. murray, currently deputy cfo, will take on the role in october. stephenson leaves the board in september, as he has for a job as finance director for hsbc. tesla executives have in trying for years to recruit a coo or another number two executive to assume some of elon musk's day-to-day responsibilities. the search has intensified in the wake of mosques recent tweets. they say the company approached facebook's sheryl sandberg, but quote to the best of my knowledge, there is no active search. that is your business flash. francine: thanks. the pboc has taken steps to support the yuan. th

the air canada jet nearly landed on several other jets in july of 2017. it's coming for the landing, it was right on top of that plane. investigators believe it came within ten feet of that plane there. officials said the air canada flight was clear to the land on a runway but instead lined up on a taxiway. the flight aborted after being told by air traffic controllers to go around. >>> protesters blocked traffic ofs.tont of san fransal thns every friday at the bryant street entrance. today protesters went into the street. some were carrying wanted signs with the dtrrney george gascon's face on them. >>> in washington, honor and respect for senator john mccain once again on full display. the late senator in state, lying there at the u.s. capitol. the public getting a final chance to say good-bye following a private memorial service this morning. abc's elizabeth hur with more from wash. >> reporter: a solemn display of respect for an american hero. the military honor guard carrying the casket of senator john mccain into tun -- capitol rotunda for the last

and this is bringing down the cooler, drier air mass from canada. here's your forecast at the bus stop. some suburbs can be in the upper 50s, feeling like fall. if you are driving, sun glare on

there's the direction from the northwest, pulling the comfortable air mass from canada.he low humidity will make it feel so much more comfortable throughout the day today. throughout the school day, low humidity,reezy at lunchtime. later this afternoon, 82, a perfect day. that's fbelow norma this time of year. we have plenty of sun in the forecast through the weekend. but temperatures will begin to rise. normal high is 86 degrees. we're going to be closer to 90, above normal as we go into sunday. here's your weekendg orecast. lookeat. mid-s.80 at the beach, beautiful, as well. cooler temperatures. 80 for a high, 83 on sunday. we'll see full sunshine next weekend. hot or more humid temperatures in the 90s next week. >>> let's take you to melissa and see how your commute is doing. chopper 4 over the inner loop, 450. that's cleared out of the way. you see a littlen volume the inner loop. the work zone and then there was a crash. ann annaale, a crash there. laurel after whisky bottom road. thop one justd up here. your travel time, 270 looks good. the beltway, no problem ther

air canada app has suffered a data breach resulting in the suspected loss of thousands of its customers‘ personal details. the company said it had detected unusual login behaviour with its mobile app and warned users who entered their passport details that data may have been stolen. 1.7 million customers have been locked out. it's just gone 4:30am in the morning. those are the headlines. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm sarah montague. the pictures are chilling — people in the german city of chemnitz giving nazi salutes. they were among thousands who took to the streets to demonstrate against immigrants after an iraqi and a syrian were arrested following a fatal stabbing. some of the protesters chased down people they believed were immigrants. all this as politicians struggle to agree how to handle the migrant crisis in europe. my guest on hardtalk is the german mep david mcallister, who chairs the european parliament's committee on foreign affairs. have european leaders ignored the threat from the far right for too long? david mcallister, welcome to hardtalk. welcome

air canada's mobile app has suffered a data breach resulting in the suspected loss of thousands of itsails. the airline has warned that users who had entered their passport details may have had them stolen. experts warn that the theft of such information would pose a serious id fraud risk. next, news of a major deal in australia's telecoms industry. vodafone's australian business has agreed a merger with rival tpg telecom to create an $11 billion operation. vodafone australia, which is owned by the hong kong—based ck hutchison and vodafone group, will have a majority 50.i% stake. first karishma vaswani is in singapore. this is a massive new telecoms giant thatis this is a massive new telecoms giant that is effectively being created, all born in australia, as you were saying. vodafone's australian operations and tpg telecom will create a brand—new mobile, fixed line and broadband provider. $11 billion, the merger is worth that much. effectively it will be big enough, according to analysts, to match the scale of the rivals in the country, telstra and optus. the new entity, which is calle

and this is bringing down the cooler, drier air mass from canada. here's your forecast at the bus stop. some suburbs can be in the upper 50s, feeling like fall. if you are driving, sun glare on the roads. beautiful f recess. if you pick the kids up, some could be in the upper 70s. >>> good morngg. goo be as you mentioned, busy onhe roads in some spots. silver springs,outhbound georgia. that work zone on the beltway. two work zones, on the interloop. e in mclean after the toll road and then, 4 annapolis there. as we zoom out, no problems. ed 95 in maryland. going to tak you 11 minutes. >>> new overnight, she's an avid trump supporter that just convicted the former campaign chairman of fraud. one of the jurors that decided paul mafort's fate spoke to fox news. >> she wanted manafort to be innocent. but the evidence was clear. duncan said that would have been the outcome for the ten more charges except for one juror who held out. >> we all tried to connce her to look at the paper trail. we laid it out in front of her again and again. and she said she h

the world, appointed a new chief executive, a guy named benjamin smith who was the number two at air canadaat followed three months of really leaderless stasis and pretty severe crisis, especially at the air france part of air france klm, which has been suffering terrible labor discord that has grounded a lot of company, and the created something of a mess for this very large airline at the heart of the summer travel season. this is a company that is in some amount of turmoil, trying to arrest that turmoil and doing some -- so in a very turbulent market where any misstep by a big airline can be exploited ruthlessly by all the budget carriers. jason: talk to us about where air france sits in the french imagination, because it does play this role that draws the attention of both the everyday french person as well as the government. why is that? matt: well, jason, look. it is a very historic company. all airlines are historic, but air france is especially so. it has been an impassive or over the years for french style, billeds by bior, what is as the best of french gastronomy in the sky and fr

air canada canceled flights to and from the region and thousands of residents have been evacuated.time, u.s. authorities announced the fire that closed the yosemite park has been contained. the largest ever wildfire has been consistent hot, dry conditions > >>> ♪ >>> our next guest says global weather conditions will continue to be record breaking for the next few years dr. phil williamson, climate change researcher joins us on the show thank you very much for joining us as you were just talking about, we're seeing extremely hot temperatures in europe and increasing recurrences of wildfires in california, floods in india how much of these events do you think can be pointed back to climate change in global warming. >> they're all consistent with climate change one can't absolutely say they're caused -- they might have happened otherwise they're more than twice as likely, five times as likely to occurred as a rise in the global temperatures it's sort of ayear on year ris and it happens in the winter as well as the summer we're more aware of it in the summer. >> there were reports of

meanwhile a saudi youth organization has apologized after posting this image appearing to show an air canada plane heading towards the c.n. tower in toronto it includes the arabic saying he who interferes with what doesn't concern him finds what doesn't please him the tweet since been removed let's talk to stephen chase he's a journalist at the globe and mail newspaper he joins us live now via skype from ottawa stephen chase let's talk first about this controversial tweet saudi arabia appearing to threaten canada with some kind of nine eleven style attack but given that fifteen of the nine eleven hijackers were from saudi arabia the tweet seems to have backfired spectacularly i think people were alarmed when they saw the tweet but there is a great deal of skepticism about who is in fact behind tweets and it wasn't clear would be off the ship was later when it was revealed the fact it was a a huge organization in saudi arabia and they had. intended to portray the return of the canadian ambassador to canada i think that people calm down a bit and it was understood to be a a mishap stephen in t

air canada has been smith is new ceo, casting aside objections.he new ceo will take the reins by the end of next month. john mark jend who quit earlier this year. the airline said it would announce details as soon as possible. tesla executives have reportedly been trying to recruit a coo or tother number two executive assume some of elon musk's day-to-day responsibilities. the surge hasn't testified in the wake of recent tweets. interview with the paper, he said the company approached facebook's sheryl sandberg but there is no active search right now. a nine-month crypto gold rush is over. sales dried up faster than expected. investors ignored growth in its main markets and ditch the stocks, which fell in extended trading. mining have helped stoke demand. that was your bloomberg business flash. nejra: thank you so much. turkey's finance minister has said he won't impose capital controls and underscored the need to rein in inflation and narrow the worst current account deficit and years. contagion could hit emerging and developed markets. exposed t

big area of high pressure that's funnelsg in t air mass from canada. we're going to have this humidity and sunshine. if you were watching yesterday, e did not have this many 50-degree temperatures on this map. this morning, we have a lot more. the air h d coolen here at the surface. it's 56 degrees in rsgaitrg. 59 in warrington. and the district, at 66 one of the warmer spots but it feels incredibly comfortable outside. the kids going to the bus stop, they could get away with long sleeves. they won't be hot. we'll see itki l perfect and back in the 80s this afternoon. we'll look at what we can expect forewhe weekend in a minutes. >>> melissa, how is the commute lookeg? >> a cou of problems. want to show you video. this is suit lalandkw p at stanton road. the trafficights are dar because of a signal repair. hoping that clears up shortly for the morning

intercepted several of them is relatively about targeting hamas sites in the territory with air strikes. canada's prime minister just introduced insists his country would always speak strongly on human rights saudi arabia froze ties and ban new trade deals up to canada urged the release of jailed political activists. argentinians have been protesting for and against legalizing abortion the senate's debating a bill that would allow terminations in the first fourteen weeks of pregnancy results are expected in the next few hours. now the u.s. says it will impose sanctions against russia when attack on a former spine britain earlier this year the state department says russia used a nerve agent novacek to try to poison gas crippled on his daughter yulia in salzburg in march the kremlin has denied any involvement jabatan seen as more from washington d.c. . the state department says this could affect hundreds of millions of dollars worth of exports to russia or if a russian entity with connections to the government requests an export license from the us of some sort of a quick deem to have national secu

novel called could go either even though as leader of the after the two television series that airs in canada the united states and australia also drew book called black lies wealth or rather much now is a national bestseller you can what is representation matter simply put we can't let our kids and business children and people of color grow up in a world where the only way they ever see themselves represented in the media and pop culture is that the bad guys are even worse the comic relief so if you're thinking about a career in comics you might get involved in the media we need your voice now more than ever because right now anything's possible if i did it so can you so i look forward to watching your shows reading your books get in the mix we need you piece . yeah jay's said it will cause i wish he had been on here because i wanted to tell him how much i wished it had existed when i was a kid because if i'd seen that i would have like lost my mind i'm like this thing that brought a kid on to read. like a fairy to yell but it was so cool to see like i think we need heroes because. no one as

air france named air canada chief operating officer that smith to be its new chief.is the first non-french national to run the company. david: thank you. deere announced results for third quarter this morning, with earnings still falling below estimates. replacement demand for large agricultural equipment is driving sales even in the face of tensions over global trade and geopolitical issues. the powerful global trends of increased population growth remain quite vibrant and puts a positive light on the company's prospect for the future. youome to shannon's a catch of boston saccocia private wealth. they are growing their business. >> they are. their main costs were run material and freight costs. what is interesting to me is that analysts were expecting this to be a strong quarter, and they were worried about 2019. instead, we are seeing these pressures creep up earlier than the market had been anticipating. that is a watch point. cane says they think they offset these rising costs between cost cuts and price action. you wonder how these price actions are going to wo

we have cooler air filtering from canada. dry air mass in the 50s for much of the area. about toid walk ou just know it is cooler right now than what we had 24 hrs ago. it's 65 degrees in washington.y, gorgeous setting up low humidity by lunchtime. you need the sunglasses all day long. 84, low humidity. diif you're h out for your friday night, we're going to stay comfortable, nice and dry. we're going to see the pleasant temperatures tomorrow morning. we'll look at your weekend coming up with cck and a closer look at the forecast, too, straight ahead. >> thank you.w. >> 6:03 right an elementary school in prince george's county is going to close down tobfix a mold m. >>m a mold prob makes that school unsafe for class. justin fch is outside. what is the plan for students to get to class? >> reporter: parents have been pushing forome kind o change on this issue for a very long time. and now, they areetting it. their students will be bussed to another school, while this one here, driistrict heights, undergoes repairs. that came from the interim ceo last night at the first sc

i know c-span is aired in canada. would be interested to see a discussion about nafta, how canadians view what is going on because being a border state, new york, president trump is doing the right thing for america. thank you. host: appreciate the suggestion. mr. brennan has an op-ed in "the new york times." he writes of this morning in that op-ed is saying mr. trump's claims of collusion are in a word, hogwash. the only questions that remain are whether collusion's that took place constitute criminal liability. -- why he made the politically motivated decision to revoke my security clearance in an attempt to scare and silence others who might challenge him. it is critically important the special counsel and his team of investigators be allowed to complete their work without interference. matt is next, republican line. hi. caller: good morning, pedro. good to see you. it is nice to see somebody on tv who still knows how to dress properly, dude. my comment is the story not being said and i would like to see you maybe

novel called could go either even though i was leader of the after the two television series that airs in canada the united states and australia also drew book called black lives my author robert much there was a national bestseller you can why does representation matter simply put we can't let our kids and business children and people of color grow up in a world where the only way they ever see themselves represented in the media and pop culture is that's the bad guys or even worse the comic relief so if you're thinking about a career in comics you might get involved in the media we need your voice now more than ever because right now anything's possible if i did it so can you so i look forward to watching your shows reading your books get in the mix we need you piece . yeah jay's said it will cause i wish he had been on here because i wanted to tell him how much i wished it had existed when i was a kid as if i'd seen that i would have like lost my mind i'm like this thing that brought a kid out to read. like a fairy to yell but it was so cool to see like i think we need heroes because. no one

novel called could go either even though as leader of the after the two television series that airs in canada the united states and australia also drew book called black lies by author robert march there was a national bestseller you can what is representation matter simply put we can't let our kids and business children and people of color grow up in a world where the only way they ever see themselves represented in the media and pop culture is that's the bad guys or even worse the comic relief so if you're thinking about a career in comics you might get involved in the media we need your voice now more than ever because right now anything's possible of i did it so can you so i look forward to watching your shows reading your books get in the mix we need you piece . yeah jay's said it will cause i wish he had been on here because i wanted to tell him how much i wished it had existed when i was a kid as if i'd seen that i would have like lost my mind i'm like this thing that brought a kid on or rather. like a fire to yell but it was so cool to see like i think we need heroes because no one as

novel called could go either even though as leader of the after the two television series that airs in canada the united states and australia also drew book called black lies wealth or rather much that was a national bestseller you can why does representation matter simply put we can't let our kids and business children and people of color grow up in a world where the only way they ever see themselves represented in the media and pop culture is that's the bad guys or even worse the comic relief so if you're thinking about a career in comics you might get involved in the media we need your voice now more than ever because right now anything's possible if i did it so can you so i look forward to watching your shows reading your books get in the mix we need you piece . yeah jay's said it will cause i wish he had been on here because i wanted to tell him how much i wished i had existed when i was a kid because if i'd seen that i would have like lost my mind i'm like this thing that brought a kid out to read. like a fairy to yell but it was so cool to see like i think we need heroes because no one

we're stuck in a bowl of cool air coming straight down from canada. it's also bringing all that smoke from the fires in canada and depositing it mainly in washington, oregon and idaho and the norther part of our state. it's not quite making it down to us. it's also venting our smoke away from us. in that respect the clean air is going to hang around. look at the temperatures today. barely 80s around morganville, livermore, antioch, fairfield. 90s in ukiah. everybody else in the 70s. richmond and oakland mid 60s there. a's fans, how about that? first place. what a march this team is making. they never give up. 7:05 first pitch, 61 tonight as they try to push the rangers down farther away from us. 59 degrees. will need something to stay warm at the coliseum. had drizzle this morning. you can see it smeared across the golden gate camera here. let's talk about what's going to happen the next 12 hours. temperatures will try to jump into the 70s inland, but then quickly back in the 60s by 8:00 and down into the 50s by midnight. we'll hold steady as the retu

air.. just >>> tourists at a lodge in canada got a special surprise. watch as a pair of humpbacked whales pop up for air just feet away from them. marine biologists say the whales were creating a ring of bubbles before swimming upwards to snack on some trapped fish. wow. what a treat. >> right on cue. >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. >> jeff glor is here with a preview. jeff? >> up next after an airport employee stole a commercial plane over the weekend we're going to show you what airports are doing around the country to tighten security. >> a new report shows google users are tracked whether they like it or not. >> and the couple that went through everything in sickness and health even before they were married coming up in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >> we thank you for watching us at 5:00. >> allen, myself and paul are back in 30 minutes. see you then. captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this monday: flash flood g erts in seven states and d.c., as rising waters trap residents in their homes and cars. the r

the largest importer of canadian military hardware after the united states saudi air has now stopped all flights to canada and a planned visit by saudi students has been cancelled the message is clear keep out of what saudi says is its internal business or else brian. stephen chase is a journalist with the global mail newspaper he says the education industry could be hit hard by saudi arabia's decision to suspend student exchange programs. if you're talking about the relationship the saudi can a relationship you know we're talking about a four billion dollar you know two way trade trading relationship b.g. here i think saudi arabia would rank for instance twenty fourth or twenty fifth among our trading partners so we are not major trading partners. the real the real impact though is you know these you know the saying all politics are local the prospect of the saudis withdrawing fifteen thousand saudi students from canadian universities is i would say having a major impact it's concerning people greatly we're talking about hundreds of millions of not more billion billion dollars of revenue that they stand

more comfortable air coming down from t great lakes and canada.tomorrow morning, ou're stepping out the door to 66 degrees in washington. temperatures around 60 in the suburbs. even some 50s out there. really refreshing, really comfortable. as we look to the rest of the day, sheena, it really doesn't get all that bad. gorgeous day at a overall tomorrow on our thursday and the nice weather really continues. something we haven't been able to say in a long time around here. >> oh,ah, amelia, the nice weather is going to continue all the way into theon weekend. of the last weekends of the summer, unfortunately, but it's a good weekend to mak surehat you really soak it up. so you can't say -- you can't make any excuses basically for t being outside. it's nice outside right now. the clouds have all cleared. lower humidity. the cold front's moving you'll definitely notice it later on this evening. tomorrow morning, take a look at the forecast, some are in the upper 50s. tomorrow morning feeling a ttle more like fall. breezy by recess. lots of sunshine, 7

canada. there's been a lot of debate on our air if a bilateral deal with even move through congress right now. can it >> look, i'm not a trade lawyer. as i said ambassador lighthizer is the expert on this. he believes a bilateral deal can be moved we're going to be signing a document towards the end of this week, that puts us in the roughly three day to 90 month period that's just the crinology. legal or not legal, i'm not sure i'm the person we heard that legal or not legal would be bilateral the key point here if you're looking for look, if you're looking for investment, if you're looking for win-win, free and fair trade, supply chains and all the rest of it, this is great deal this is tremendous victory it's a big "w. again i invoke mr. lighthizer and jared kushner, and of course president trump has said this all along. bilateral negotiations yield better and faster results, and i think that's why he's going to stay on that path with respect to canada. but right now we're mexican tra very few people thought we could get and we got it about. >> it's easier if you do it blats rally, to get s

air strike. prime minister justin trudeau insists canada will always speak strongly in favor of human rights saudi arabia for a. new trade deals after the release of jailed political activists argentinians have been protesting for legalizing abortion the senate is currently debating a bill that would allow terminations during the first fourteen weeks of pregnancy a result is expected within the next few hours. now the u.s. has announced that it will impose new sanctions on moscow over a chemical weapons attack on a former russian double agent the state department says russia used in agent an overture to try to poison said gasquet apologies door in soulsby in southern england last march she had her chance the reports. the latest sanctions don't appear to be the result of any new information into the poisoning of surgeries rip out a double agent spying on the russians for the british and his daughter in march of this year in the u.k. but the trumpet ministration has expressed confidence in the british allegation that the russians were responsible it certainly looks like the russians were behind it s

air.. just feet away from them. >>> tourists at a lodge in canada got a very special surprise. here they are, they pop up for air just feet away from them. marine biologists say the wha ging of bubbles before swimming upwards to snack on some trapped fish. pretty lucky. late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> kan

the drier air is moving in from canada. that's giving us this beautiful picture of the clears.d a little breeze out there, too. that's going to keep temperatures cooler for some of you, as youak up and walk outside. we're in the 50s. 63 dulles, warrington, 69 degrees. some suburbs in the upper 50s. breezy and sunny, great outside for recess forir the day of school for many. by the time you pick them up, we ould be in about the upper 70s to near 80ee de we'll look at what's coming up through your weekend. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:32 right now. new overnight, one of the virginia jurors who decided manafort's fate spoke to fox news last night. >> paula said she wanted him to be innocent but the evidence was clear. they found him guilty on seven charges. that wouldave been the same for the other ten charges but b one juror held out. >> we tried to convince her to look at the paper trail. we laid it out in front her again and again. and she said she had a urasonable doubt. that's the way theworked. >> manafort is facing up to teno years in p special counsel robert mueller's office

it's the ongoing air quality, the fire is burning here and the pacific northwest and northwestern canada some of that smoke is coming down out of the north. >> getting good ocean air conditioning and the bay area breeze will help clear up our air. >> we hope so. >> great, rob, thank you. >>> still ahead on "nbc bay area news" aot just n world politics, why the appearance by russia's president putin at a wedding this weekend has people talking. ♪ ♪ ♪ jolted the tourist island >> more problems for people living on lombok, offer another big earthquake jolted the tourist island earlier today. this is video taken after the 6:3 quake hit, centered on the northeast part of the island. it triggered landslides and damaged buildings as you can see there. as of now, there's no tsunami warning and no word yet on the injuries or deaths. you may remember a 6.9 quake hit the island two weeks ago, and killed 460 people. >>> it i unual for a wedding guest to set off international alarm bells, but not when that guest is vladimir putin. the russian president flew to austria for the wedding of the country's

then this little thing right up re, that's another front and it came out of canada, so a lot of cool, refreshing airat, that's going to be right on its heels and that's going to head in tuesday night into wednesday, that's going to drop our humidity. a little muggy out there right now, but not that bad. and agn, a m of sun and clouds out there, a few sprinkles, as we continue through the day, an isolated shower that's about it. the nats graham looking good, thet reggae f in d.c. is looking good. anything you want to do looking fine. if thunderstorms, thatill be mainly south, closer to virginay. sunday, mond tuesday, best chances for rain.ou if want to wash the car, i would say do it on wednesday, only because we hav o chances rain. tonight if you're grilling, about a 30% chance of rain, that'sit. tomorrow morning you wake up to a bit of fog, more clouds around tomorrow,nd a strayshower, that's the bus stop forecast, a lot of kids headed back to school, if they haven't already. so again, we have a few sprinkles, this is monday, and a little bit of drizzle the day tomorrow. that's got it. stormy by th

the largest importer of canadian military hardware after the united states saudi air has now stopped all flights to canada and a planned visit by saudi students has been cancelled the message is clear keep out of what saudi says is its internal business or else. rescue workers in indonesia pulled a survivor from a mosque that collapsed in sunday's earthquake and has been using heavy machinery to clear the rubble the mosque is one of thousands of buildings that collapsed the magnitude six point nine quake killed at least nine people most and sue crews are yet to reach some of the worst hit areas still vasa has more from. karl and a lot of heavy equipment is needed here it's a small island with not much equipment available normally but nothing seems to have been sand in that rescue and aid just on the way from the capital the military is bringing in all kinds of goods and also hopefully some heavy equipment but it's already forty eight hours after the earthquake struck so for many people trapped under the rubble this could come too late here at the hospital the building is so damaged that patients are treat

standing still down into florida behind that system warm air for dallas texas that temperatures in mid thirty's fine across many parts of canada too with temperatures looking quite good certainly cooler conditions though for seattle in washington state just nineteen degrees slightly high that is in san francisco that eighteen generally losing the showers across the desert southwest still wanted to go popping up again during the course of friday heading down into central america and we've got some heavy showers across southern portions of the isthmus certainly across panama costa rica nicaragua further north make spike some heavy showers likely on the pacific coastline of mexico in particular as for the islands weather conditions cherry not looking too bad for much the time the heavy showers largely confined to more western parts of cuba and maybe towards the bahamas so it should be a nice day and kingston jamaica heavy showers across northern parts of south america indeed showers starting to stand down through parts of peru and into bolivia further towards assayas quite to conditions here for the moment but heading through fri

air quality as well. capturing this view of unhealthy smoke this afternoon. the haze because of fires in the pacific northwest and western canada as well. right now, the bay area's air quality level is in red and does mean it can be harmful to breathe. the bay area air quality district has issued an advisory that will last at least through sunday. >>> now, for the latest on the golden state killer case, a sacramento judge read off the more than two dozen felony charges now filed against joseph deangelo. laura anthony was there. >> reporter: accused golden state killer, joseph deangelangl loss stood stone-faced as the judge read through 20 felony counts half in the 1980s often included rape with the use of a knife or gun. after 13 murders, the judge read through 13 additional felonies, each aggravated kidnapping for robbery, cases investigators say included rape but not charged as such because of the statute of limitation. >> deangelo could face four life sentences. >> reporter: the 72-year-old deangelo was silent after the hearing but outside court his alleged victims had plenty to say. >> the victims should also be represented

the largest importer of canadian military hardware after the united states saudi air has now stopped all flights to canada and a planned visit by saudi students has been cancelled the message is clear keep out of what saudi says is its internal business or else alexia brian al jazeera stephen chase is a journalist from the global mail newspaper in canada he says the education industry could be hit hard by saudi arabia's decision to suspend student exchange programs. if you're talking about the relationship the saudi can a relationship you know we're talking about a four billion dollar you know two way trade trading relationship be here i think saudi arabia would rank for instance twenty fourth or twenty fifth among our trading partners so we are not major trading partners. the real the real impact though is you know these you know the saying all politics are local the prospect of the saudis withdrawing fifteen thousand so the students from canadian universities is i would say having a major impact it's concerning people greatly we're talking about hundreds of millions of not more billion billions of dolla

the largest importer of canadian military hardware after the united states saudi air has now stopped all flights to canada and a planned visit by saudi students has been cancelled the message is clear keep out of what saudi says is its internal business or else. overall i'm there is with us from qatar university he's a senior policy analyst at the social and economic survey research institute thank you very much for your time and your issue can either of these countries actually have a true economic impact on the other. well. overall the big picture no there won't be much of an impact although these are two large economies are the two of them belong to do group of the twenty largest economies in the world they don't trade so much together the two way much of di's trade is around four billion u.s. dollar which may seem to be big but overall with regards to their g.d.p. or their overall exports it's very little if you compare for instance the exports of canada towards saudi arabia towards their g.d.p. we have just one point five million billion u.s. dollars compared to more than two trillion dollars so all

the largest importer of canadian military hardware after the united states saudi air has now stopped all flights to canada and a planned visit by saudi students has been cancelled the message is clear keep out of what saudi says is its internal business or else alex o'brien al-jazeera. malaysia's anti corruption agency has summoned the former prime minister najib razak for more questioning a luxury cypriot at the heart of the country's biggest ever corruption scandal has also arrived back in the country after being seized in indonesian waters the two hundred fifty million dollars vessel was allegedly purchased with money stolen from a state fund set up in two thousand and nine florins louis joins us live this hour from kuala lumpur florence how does this cypriots kind of fold into the other questions being asked about all the money all the corruption the allegations to do with the apartment the stashes of cash the jewelry the luxury designer handbags. so this your that you mention the acronym ety now this is a two hundred fifty million dollars luxury your it is thought to be equipped with a swimming pool

the largest importer of canadian military hardware after the united states saudi air has now stopped all flights to canada and a planned visit by saudi students has been cancelled the message is clear keep out of what saudi says is its internal business or else elixir brian al jazeera has more still to come here on al-jazeera this is their opinion people these are dina. the talk show host who counts president donald trump as a fan is banned from several several social media platforms which. from the clear blue sky of the doha morning. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city . hello there is still incredibly hot for many of us across europe at the moment in the west we've still got wildfires the latest one in portugal is still growing at the moment but things are beginning to change from the northwest with single clouds and some fresh air begin to move in as well so the temperatures should reduce to near a average for this time of year as we head through the next few days still hot for today though thirty one degrees is the maximum there in london and we're expecting that hot air also to be pushing further

saudi air has now stopped all flights to canada and a planned visit by saudi students has been cancelled the message is clear keep out of what saudi says is its internal business or else alexia brian al jazeera if your peers federal government has taken over the administration of the eastern somali state move it says is to restore law and order the regional president resigned and agree to hand over power after fifty people were killed in the state capital jager on saturday the violence began after the federal government deployed forces that into a standoff with local paramilitary forces has more from neighboring djibouti the federal government say suspect in this rare step to issue a security is brought back to the somali region a statement from the prime minister's office hinted at the local administration going rogue and being on the verge of announcing the suppression of the region from the rest of the country the government communication minister spoke on national television saying the federal government was now in charge of security and i missed session off the somali region of ethi