in ethiopia and the hostilities with the state they were getting most of their support from the air tran government and now that the air tran government has normalized relations with the if european government support was not forthcoming the ethiopian government removed all liberation front from the role of terrorist organizations a distinction they were labelled by the former government just last month. the top stories here on al-jazeera iran's foreign minister has held talks with his north korean counterpart with u.s. sanctions on a name that's come into effect wow magellan's a reef met a young hole in tehran was being seen as a defiant message for the u.s. president. trumpeted that the sanctions are the most biting ever and calls and has warned businesses not to work with iran our white house correspondent kimberly how can some of them are listening. well the governments are doing one thing business is doing something very different of the last couple of hours we have news that the french automaker peugeot citroen and even dollar all saying they will not do business with a rod so cert

the state they were getting most of their support from the editor and government and now that the air tran government has normalized relations with the if european government thought support was not forthcoming the ethiopian government removed or a more liberal shown front from the role of terrorist organizations a distinction they were labeled by the former government just last month. zimbabwean court has bail twenty seven opposition supporters accused of post-election violence six people were killed last week when soldiers opened fire on protesters in iran. the police say all those who were released on bail were arrested last week when they took to the streets protesting. saying it was a protest where the ruling family camp poteet. elections they say these people will file and they can use the burning tires and trying to burned out buildings the police say they couldn't call that's why they call the noise or visit was disappointing to say it's not just a politically motivated. i lay to the bleeding weakness of the state which we also highlighted getting all submissions we have no doubt t

air quality in the bay area is going to be very poor today. that's because of the fires buring in northern california. ( james ) kron 4's will tran joins us lived. will... what are the conditions like where you are? ( will ) surrounding wildfires are continuing to impact bay area air quality... and it's expected to get worse. the bay area air quality management district issued an advisory yesterday ... which is expected to last through tomorrow. the smoke is expected to remain high in the atmosphere, but officials are predicting a change that will bring the smoke down to ground level in some spots. those walking around downtown livermore say, they have already noticed it. <"when my sister and i were going to drive to practice tennis we noticed a lot and when we were playing it was a little harder to breathe.">( will ) people who smell smoke are advised to limit their outdoor exposure ... and remain inside with the doors and windows shut until the smoke clears. ( darya ) thanks will. ( james ) continuing our team coverage on the poor air quality... john shrable ins us now. temperatures will remain similar to yesterday's with 60's and 70's along

air. in concord will tran kron4 news) (vicki) a big story tonight... laptop robberies are common in the bay area.. but rarely do they lead to death. one year ago this week-- that is what happened. kron4's dan kerman is live in oakland tonight talking to friends and family about the case that remains unsolved. dan? ian petrich is listening to music from his friend dave deporissot ian petrich/deporis' friend 11-16dave was a free spirited very gentle loving singer songwriterdeporis was killed a year ago this week... he was at a north oakland cafe on telegraph near 42nd when someone stole his laptop, he gave chase, grabbed on to the suspect's vehicle and ended up dying after being dragged by that vehicle. at the time police released this security cam video of a person of interest.. but so far no one has come forward and a year later the homicide remains unsolvedsot gene deporis/victim's father 43-53 it's hard enought to lose someone that you love. but to lose someone you love who is young is harder still and to lose someonen by an act of brutal murder is a

the state they were getting most of their support from the editor and government and now got the air tran government has normalized relations with the if european government thought support was not forthcoming the ethiopian government removed or i'm a liberation front from the role of terrorist organizations of distinction they were labeled by the form of government just last month. as in bobby and of course as bale twenty seven opposition supporters accused of post-election violence six people were killed last week when soldiers opened fire on protesters in harare has more. the police saying all those who were released on bail were arrested last week when they took to the streets protesting. saying it was a crisis where the ruling family came potting. mix and they say these people of violent thinking use them i'm thinking time isn't trying to burned out buildings the police say they couldn't call that's why they call it a noise or visit with disappointed saying it's not a political event because. the minutes of the guests in dilated the mating we can use over. which we also highlighted g

air quality... kron 4's will tran joins us live from concord.( james ) will... re the conditions like where you are? ( will ) surrounding wildfires are continuing to impact bay area air quality... and it's expected to get worse. the bay area air quality management district issued an advisory yesterday ... which is expected to last through tomorrow. the smoke is expected to remain high in the atmosphere, but officials are predicting a change that will bring the smoke down to ground level in some spots. those walking around downtown livermore say, they have already noticed it. <"when my sister and i were going to drive to practice tennis we noticed a lot and when we were playing it was a little harder to breathe.">( will )breathe.">harder to was a little were playing it and when we we noticed a lot practice tennis going to drive to sister and i were <"when my <"when my sister and i were going to drive to practice tennis we noticed a lot and when we were playing it was a little harder to breathe.">( will ) people who smell smoke are advised to limit their outdoor ex

air quality. i'll have details coming up. >>> thanks, frances. san francisco's long awaited trans it center open to the public for a sneak peek and the response, look at that, it is overwhelming. why police had to get involved. >>> also, outside lands draws thousands of people to golden gate park for a weekend ofiv music. how local schools this is long distance with the best wifi experience, long-distance relationship. plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity delivers the fastest, most reliable internet learn more, or get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. >>> yesterday so many people went to see the new center police had had to get involved to keep everyone safe. today, ac trans it and muni and west cat links and amtrak and greyhound buses will use this as the new terminal. cornell bernard has a look. >> police turned some people away, limiting access to the new sales force tra

terrorism and trans boundary criminality meanwhile iran's president said support from the caspian sea countries for the iran nuclear deal was a good sign for an agreement on sharing the air as natural resources here for isn't as bad a drum borne vonage the five countries efforts to support the iran nuclear deal is a good step towards expanding regional cooperation and the betterment of relations between us the natural resources of the caspian sea belong to the five countries bordering it so to prevent any dispute in the areas we have not negotiated we must avoid any unilateral exploration of the natural resources in this area people in mali have started voting in a runoff presidential election president abraham boubacar kater won the first round with forty one percent of the vote. but opposition candidates accuses him of fraud . israel's palestinian minority years later a mass protest in tel aviv against the controversial nation state law that officially affirms israel's jewish character but critics believe it turns non jewish minorities into second class citizens thousands turned out to show their anger at the bill which was passed last month came a week after israel's

reporter: the rooftop garden at the new trans bay transit center is the ow for neighbors who have watched this park form right before their eyes. 40 feet in the air. pam hudson moved in just about -- >> four years ago . the transit center was just being doug. we chose to live on second street. our condo actually sees the transit building. >> reporter: neighbors had a chance to walk the five and half acre park and say it's even more spectacular up close. >> this is really exciting for us with the green space and the public areas, which awe c congregate in. it is wonderful. >> reporter: adam greenspan says the idea was to create a destination where neighbors and workers in the area can gather. there are areas for outdoor shows, a restaurant, and a place to watch nature thrive right here in the middle of the city. >> we have had flies, which i have a few photos of. we have had hummingbirds, robbins, all different kinds of birds that find this. they found this even before it was done being built. >> reporter: well neighbors toward the garden it is what is underneath that will make a difference for commuters. when the transit center opens bus riders w

air force being scrambled. to try to avert disaster. but, at the time, which is what tran spires from what you are telling me at that precise moment in time it wasn't, it wasn't entirely clear to you what you were looking at. there was possibility that it was something harmless and innocuous. >> correct. you know it is not untypical to see military aircraft flying around the area up here. fighter jets. a large military population in pierce county. fort lewis mccord. not untypical to see aircraft. f-15s flying around during maneuvered and practicing. with the current state of the world to protect our homeland. but the location they were doing it. seemed very bizarre. for mccord.normal flight path - there is another small airport across the wulter that erwater the frame of the video. initially thought they were going to try to land there. this is just really odd. of course, everything unfolded that you now see now. that, just, still blows my mind if i can't bleach whelieve what witnessed. >> did you at any point, entertain the possibility it was what it turned out to be. so,

air. so check this out. the drama starts with a recess. the court will stand in recess for about ten minutes or so. thank you. it says in the transa recess in the proceedings occurred. then they come back in court. the judge says, all right. counsel, aclu lawyer, if i may, your honor, before we get started. we have an unexpected matter we would like to raise with you. the judge, sure, go right ahead. aclu lawyer. we just learned during recess that carmen and her little girl, the ones we were told would not be removed before 11:59 p.m. today, we just received information suggesting that they likely were removed. we learned from the direct service provider of the dilley detention facility where karmen and her little girl were detained that they were taken from their rooms this morning at dilley. we understand there was an 8:15 a.m. flight out of san antonio so they would have been taken directly from dilley to the san antonio. it suggests they may have been removed or put on a plane. we wanted to raise this because this is obviously unacceptable to plaintiff. it violates the represent participation the government made to us as well

tran sen dense. it wasn't about party. joe biden said, i trust him with my life. john mccain practiced that kind of politics. >> you can see the family and friends gathered at the air national guard base at phoenix international airport. they will board for the flight to washington, d.c. you saw cindy mccain, the widow. she will be boarding the airport. for the family, they thought about this. they had 13 months to think about it after he was diagnose nopsed with the severe brain cancer. john mccain, himself, was very much involved in planning, organizing and arranging all of this. >> certainly the senator and the family had a sense of how important this is going to be. >> you can see cindy, jimmy, jack and meghan. they are boarding this aircraft as we speak. go ahead. >> this is -- this is a moe mentous moment. senator mccain is leaving now, his beloved arizona, as you see, as they stood on the tarmac, camelback mountain a special place for the mccain's. he's leaving, for the last -- for the last time. and, as the mccain family knows, their roots will still be in arizona, in hidden valley. that must be an incredibly emotional thing to confront. to visit their fath

talking about why trans lives matter at a black lives matter march because you're taking the focus away from police brutality? or i can go to a pride parade, having a flag up in the air and still be racist as hell. so until we can look inside, hold the mirror up and realize that the monsters that we love to hold up as the big monsters in the room because what that does, like i did with my father, it allows us to be easy on ourselves. as long as you're the big monster, i know i'm walking around with my shit smelling like roses. but part of what the work is, is examining the extent to which we have monstrosities roaming around in us. and every day, every day if we are not careful, our feet are contributing to the collective feet that are situated on somebody's neck. the radical work is acknowledging that and talking them damn feet off. if you can. so i believe that that is the work. that's the work. you look around, all that we do is point the finger at everybody else. that's what we do on social media. if you go on twitter, it's always about what somebody else is doing to f-up. but i believe we gotta look in the mirror. even those of us who think that because we have

trans lives matter at a black lives matter marks? you're taking away from the issues about police. i can go to a private margin there's a flag up in the air as housing equity and still be racist as hell. so until we can look inside, hold a mirror up and realize that as much as we love to look to others in the room, what does and i said to my father, it allows us to be easy on ourselves . as long as your monster, i know i'm walking around with my shit smelling like roses. but we have monstrosities walking around every day we are not careful . we are contributing to our feet being situated on somebody's neck. >> .. >>> "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing of, nonfiction authors.

tran kroon 4 news news (grant) new tonight at 5... now that plastic straws may be headed for extinction, could americans' love of balloons get deflated too? the celebration of releasing balloons into the air has long bothered environmentalists. they say the pieces that fall back to earth can be deadly to seabirds and turtles that eat them. so as companies vow to banish plastic straws, there are signs balloons will be among the products getting more scrutiny. college football college scrutiny. getting more the products getting more scrutiny.getting more scrutiny. college football powerhouse clemson university is ending its tradition of releasing 10- thousand balloons into the air before games. and in virginia, a campaign that urges alternatives to balloon releases at weddings is expanding. and a rhode island town outright banned the sale of all balloons this year, citing harm to marine life. (vicki) one of the biggest school districts in the bay area started the school year today. kron 4's sara stinson went to a san jose elementary school where students were welcomed with a new playground. no matter what grade, every kid i spoke to here at willow glen elementary was excited to go to school

tran to oakland. and liver more, mostly cloudy conditions. san jose, 59-degrees. so bundle up this morning. now in terms of the airlity, here are the levels for today. we are in the moderate change. yesterday, we were in the- -range. yesterday we were in the orange range. so just keep an eye out for that not only for today, but also into sunday. this area of high pressure wants to build in a little bit, so we warm up by a little bit today. that means instead of low 80s, we thinking mid-80s for this afternoon, so the high end of the temperature range and then we will go the other direction going to monday and tuesday and maybe drizzle or sprinkles, that could be by tuesday morning. here is a plan for today. still some coastal fog and still sunshine well inland and temperatures, we are all up a few degrees. more 80s and clear lake, 91- degrees later on this afternoon. it looks like vacaville is at 88-degrees. oakland, 73. a lot of 80s out to concord. down in the south bay, san jose is 83. and san francisco is 66. a cool start this morning, and that cloud cover could be stubborn into the afternoon hours here. --hours