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. >> no decision about san jose's alam rock superintendent. school board debated whether to fire hillaria bower. they are fighting for a job. the mayor says bower came under fire after she started investigating the boys alleged conflict of interest in issuing construction contracts to real estate. >> happening today, you have your chance to speak about another proposed water rate hike this in the south bay. san jose water wants to raise rates by nearly $14 by the year 2021. the company says that the money is needed to upgrade its infrastructure. california public utilities commission has to approve the increase. the public forum is at 6:30 tonight at the san jose city council chambers. >> more details now, san jose water has been raising rates steadily for some time now. between 2016 and this year, bills have gone up by more than $17 per month. now if the new rate hikes are approved by the year 2020, customers will pay more than $30 per month for water service than they did just five years ago. >> 4:36, are you ready? a live look at oracle are

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someone interested, terry, in adopting her after she got a cleanup here at the pet food express in alame alameda. you're right. her sister is in very bad shape and will be lucky to survive her injuries. they are two four-month-old germ german shepherd puppies discovered last night huddled together buried in insulation, oil cans and other garbage at a homeless encampment in oakland. rocket dog rescue recovered the puppies last night after people called them to the scene there. one was missing a rear paw. the other one had a gruesome injury. her jaw is broken in multiple places and has a terrible infection. >> we don't know if it was an active case of abuse, intentional abuse, or just terrible neglect, you know, we don't know. she might not be able to survive and we're going to fight really hard for her. >> reporter: a local veterinarian surgeon offered to repair the dog's mangled jaw but admits she might not survive the injuries. meanwhile, rocket dog rescue hopes somebody out there recognizes these puppies or possibly even knows who their owners were just in case there are more animals i

so myrna vasquez, maria gonzales, johana, evelyn rodriguez, c strong, evelyn, martinez, david alam, n, elizabeth castro smith, and doris chan. are any of those people here. if you are, please come forward. we can't invite you to closed session. it has to be only the board. >> so just to be really clear, people that are going to be speaking for clos closed sessio- you have the opportunity to speak about if there was a comment that you wanted to make about a principal from cleveland and then this opportunity now is to speak about a teacher that is on our agenda for closed session. so if you're hear to speak about a teacher, a teacher that's on the agenda, then we'll allow you to make comments. if this is to reiterate or make another comment about the principal, this is not the appropriate time to do that. that was in the previous opportunity. so if you're here to speak about the teacher on our agenda, please -- [ inaudible ] >> how many are here to speak on this item? >> this is very different for us. i've been on this board 12 years and we don't typically do did thido itthis way -- ple

alam this partition. many have no say in the matter. the colonial power washes its hands of palestine. and what happens in one thousand forty eight hour events that are still shaping the present. seventy years on al-jazeera tells the history of what palestinians cool the catastrophe al nakba. chop stories for you once again here on al-jazeera north korea's former spy chief has met the u.s. secretary of state in new york talks between kim young and might compare will continue on thursday as they prepare for next month's summit between kim jong un and president donald trump. least three people been killed in the largest protest yes against the nicaraguan president hundreds of thousands of people took part in a march demanding daniel take a step down since that unrest began in april more than eighty people have died as police crackdown on demonstrations. and a russian journalist who was thought to have been murdered in kiev has turned up alive at a news conference. it was a fierce critic of the kremlin he revealed his apparent death had be

it starts at 6:30 at the alam rock library in san jose. for more information you can head over to housing trust.org. >> you want to feel like a kid this morning, how about a kid in the candy store. you can head to chicago right now. that's where they are holding an actual sweet and snacks expo, think international auto show meets 7-eleven. we're talking about sweet snacks from 90 countries and around the world. this includes twix, white chocolate version which sounds really good and cheese-its duo and extra salty chooez-its with sweet caramel corn flavor. i love when when laura brings that candy in. >> i do bring it in. >> i always have a candy bowl. >> i have got breaking news the duos, caramel corn, i got them at the store, caramel corn and cheese popcorn called a chicago mix. >> from garretts. >> i picked it up. >> you did? >> i like it. >> what's interesting, there are some test markets so maybe -- >> maybe i'm in. >> where you are. it could be. >> typically because i always buy the weird stuff. >> you heard it here first. >> that's di

haslinda: you talk about the alamic party, it has won greater number of the seats, showing greater influencewill that play out, how will that work? bridget: it lost a couple seats compared to 2013. moved from being a nationwide party and winning seats on the west coast to only winning [indiscernible] seats back to its core support in 1999. i think they have been seen to be working very closely with the incumbent party of najib. they were seen to be cooperating. i do not think the group has the same power. its close relationship with najib will prevented having a more cooperative relationship in the short-term with above mahathir government. haslinda: he will be sworn in at 9:30 this morning. what should be has priority and what do you think his government will look like? bridget: no question, beyond the and the mainathir issues were economic najib, issues, bread and butter issues, the high cost of living. the sense the economy was growing but not trickling down to ordinary people. i think addressing these issues as well as fundamental inequality in malaysia will be a key priority. topled wit