the place is called the albany bulb. it's been home to people without a home for many years.at even though a judge has ordered the residents that they have to go it doesn't appear that anyone is leaving. >> how long have you been here? >> been here for seven years. me and may boyfriend moved here october 31st, 2006 and we've been here for a little bit over seven years now. >> reporter: amber is one of 5 or so people living in a make- shift campsite here on the albany bulb. a 40-acre piece of land west of the east shore freeway. after recently losing a legal court battle with the city over the right to remain on the property, bulb residents are now bracing for mass evictions at any time. >> i'm not going to let albany kick me out onto the streets from where the police had told us that it's okay for us to live for seven years. >> we're here to ask the city of albany to help with plans to evict the residents. >> with what's happened with the temporary trailers they have established you can sea how their plan of eviction first and then scrambling to provide services second is a h

well, we said what we've got to do is get some money from albany, that is get permission from albany to tax ourselves. because you cannot tax -- other than real estate rates, you can't do it without permission from albany. so we went to albany and judge marlon -- i don't know whether he's here tonight, but judge marlon was my tenty mayor for -- deputy mayor for public safety, criminal justice. he had been presiding justice of the appellate division, second department. a very distinguished, knowledgeable, likable man. so he went forth to albany in pursuit of getting this legislation. and one white republican state senator said to him, my constituency is concerned with auto theft and graffiti. we said, but people are dying in the streets. well, we were able to surmount even that, and we got the legislation. and as some will attest -- and i mentioned it in the book -- from its peak, crime decreased more dramatically and more rapidly both in terms of actual numbers and percentages than at any time if the modern history of new york city. [applause] on our watch. [applause] the program was

the place is called the "albany bulb". and has been home to people who are homeless for years. kron 4's haaziq madyin checked in on the bulb today. he says even though a judge has ruled the residents have to go. it does not appear anyone is leaving. >> "i have been here for 7- years" >> amber whitson is one of the 50 people living in a make shift camp site here on the albany bulba 40 acre piece of land west of the eastshore fwyafter losing a legal court battle with the city over the right to remain on the propertybulb residents are now bracing for mass evictions at anytimebut whitson says not without a fight >> i am not going to lead to kick me out on the street. the police told us that it was okay for us to be here "for seven years" >> eric housted of share the bulb >> "huge failure" >> amber says not only are the trailers not a suitable replacement for living outdoors on the bulbshe says there is major problem with the portapotties housted says bulb residents anticipate previously used eviction tactics by the city of alabny align and this is the fourth bedroom, everyone can s

the place is called the albany bulb.hecked then today, he says that even though a judge has ruled for residents to go, it appears that they will not be leaving. >> a 40 a. piece of land east of the freeway. after recently losing a court battle with the city over rights to stay, bold residents are just bracing for mass eviction. >> i am not going to let the khmer on the street. the police told us that was okay for us to be here. >> i am here to ax the city of albany to hold their plans to evict them. >> what is happening with the temporary trailers said they haven't established if you can see how their plans, there evictions are going to--is is a huge fare. not only are these not suitable replacements she stated that there is also a major problem with the port of pottage. >> these are bad loans that offer is driveways where people can see you. i'm not even know how you're supposed to get in there. there's no back door. >> she stated that these residents anticipate these tests by the city of albany. we have had police arre

well, we said what we've got to do is get some money from albany, that is get permission from albany to tax ourselves because you cannot tax -- other than real estate rates -- you can't do it without permission from albany. so we went to albany and judge marlon -- i don't know whether he's here tonight -- but judge marlon was my deputy mayor for public safety, criminal justice. he had been the presiding justice of the appellate division, second department. a very distinguished, knowledgeable, likable man. so he went forth to albany in pursuit of getting this legislation. and one white republican state senator said to him my constituency is concerned with auto theft and graffiti. we said, but people are dying in the streets. well, we were able to surmount even that. and we got the legislation. and as some will attest -- and i mentioned it in the book -- from its peak, crime decreased more dramatically and rapidly both in terms of actual numbers and percentages than at any time in the modern history of new york city. [applause] on our watch. [applause] the ram was called safe streets,

new crash albany westbound 80 at central avenue with a lane blocked. this is walnut creek, coming away from highway 4 to the 24 junk, it is not showing too much traffic right now and at top speeds. >> if you of driving through sonoma county on 101 you could find yourself in gambling gridlock. amy hollyfield is at the graton casino opening this morning. >> they worried. look at huge casino behind me. they are worried about the traffic it will create. this is the largest casino in california: 340,000 square feet. the grave -- gray extra cars a day trying to get to the casino. the chop says they will be sitting this different locations monitoring the traffic. >> we will be prepared to override traffic lights if we have to. we are prepared to on the car pool lane to all traffic if that is what we have to do. >> the resort sits off of highway 101 in the city of rohnert park. officials have retimed traffic lights and changed lanes to try and prevent backups. local residents say they are nervous. rush hour is already crazy around hire and they say it will tak

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in the city of albany. so, the woman who pops out of this pickup truck at the very same location. cerrito tires and auto body and how they are surveillance cameras that do not miss a beat. >> you see the problem is people are dumping illegally in one way or another and it won't stop. what steve leung is referring to in part as a driver who makes multiple visits to the shop to make deliveries. >> here is of back up in the driveway and then he's done in trash from the back of his pickup truck. in the process of dumping he somehow appears to break his tail gate but he keeps at it totally unaware that he is being recorded. he apparently toss this out too much stuff because he put some of a back and struck. he then leads on to return with even more debris to done. >> but the naso regular customer was the driver of the audi who use the parking lot as a personal toilet. he even had the nerve to duck down when he saw a passing vehicle. >> not at night district arrived at woman pops out and does what she has to do she even had bathroom tissue. she stands there have connected for a few minu

as well as his ancestors who came from a small village in paris and that's in northern greece and albanyver trade and making silver. now, throughout his extensive network of shops 710 told me solidarity facts of the greek tradition as well as antics. it was only around 1915 they began to difference his stoke to reporter his silver artifacts. this required a lot of capital which led him to focus his activity in only one outlet the number ten store which you see here and it's still the flagship store of burgery worldwide. he began to refresh his other shops leaving them to sobers in egresses. unfortunately, the documents at this time is very scares this photograph of the shop front in the 1920s provides evidence of the greater emphasis placed on jewels that dominated the whole showcase of the center. now from a stiff lyric point of view those that solid in the 1920s up to the 50s although high in intrinsic value are not recognizable as they follow very closely the fashionable trends. so as i show you here in the 1920s bullyingy created fine decorative art long earrings that were in voltage

in the city of albany and he thinks he is alone.o pops out this pickup truck at the very same location. right outside of el cerrito tires and uto body in albany are the surveillance cameras that do not miss a beat. >> you see the problem is, people are dumping illegally in one way or another and it will noi wanted to stop. what se leung is referring to imparts is dead this driver who makes multiple visits to the shop to make deliveries is doing illegal drop off. >> here he is backing up to a driveway and then dumping trash from the back of his pickup truck. in the process of dumping he somehow appears to break his tail gate but he keeps at it totally unaware that he is being recorded. >> he apparently toss this out too much stuff because he puts some of them back in his truck. >> he leaves on to return an even more debris to dump. >> but not so regular customer was the driver of the line audi whole use the parking lot as a personal toilet. >> he even has the nerve to duck down when he sees a passing vehicle that was at five. >> we a

the city of albany says it poses health and safety concerns.the city council approved spending a half million dollars to clean up the campsite. and helped the people living there transition into shelters. plans call for the albany bulb to become a part of east shore state park. >>> we're still tracking the showers in the north bay. that shower activity is going to drop south over the next few hours, and it's going to make for a pretty wet morning commute. santa rosa, just south of the rain falling. most of the rain is up around hillsberg right now. some light scattered showers. all of that is headed your way. here's how it breaks out. tonight, showers spread south. tomorrow, rain and showers pretty much for everybody. not a big giant storm. the roads are going to be wet, and you know how it goes. especially in the morning commute and the afternoon commute. these are the forecasts for tomorrow. scattered showers. you can see in the morning hours in san francisco, the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge, wet there as well. it's going to be an umbr

you and see to the west, westbound 80 is sold out away from highway 4 to the hoffman split to albany and now it is 40-minute comminute. to the south to oakland, coliseum way a five car crash which is clearing. to the south we have this, at parkway, blocking one lane. another crash along northbound 680 at mission boulevard blocking at least one lane. eric and kristen? >> thank you. u.c. students get a break from tuition hikes this year but what about next year? what the new budget released is calling for, in 2014. >> "consumer reports" put charging mats to the test and how fast can they power up your smartphone? we have and i know there are many myths out there about a reverse mortgage, so i want you to know the facts. there are currently no credit score or income requirements to qualify. you can get tax-free money from the equity in your home. you can use the money to pay off your current mortgage if you have one. the remaining money can be used for anything. there's no monthly mortgage payments. and you still own your home! call today to get your free guide and dvd. it explains how

the city of albany says it poses health and safety concerns. the city council approved spending a half million dollars to clean up the campsite. and helped the people living there transition into shelters. plans call for the albany bulb to become a part of east shore state park. >>> we're still tracking the showers in the north bay. that shower activity is going to drop south over the next few hours, and it's going to make for a pretty wet morning commute. santa rosa, just south of the rain falling. most of the rain is up around hillsberg right now. some light scattered showers. all of that is headed your way. here's how it breaks out. tonight, showers spread south. tomorrow, rain and showers pretty much for everybody. not a big giant storm. the roads are going to be wet, and you know how it goes. especially in the morning commute and the afternoon commute. these are the forecasts for tomorrow. scattered showers. you can see in the morning hours in san francisco, the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge, wet there as well. it's going to be an umb

. >>> homeless add -- there is no word about albany moving forward. >>> the police department is pushing for a pilot program to fund the cameras for the traffic safety t it would help with officers accountable. >> an offer having the camera on them is knowing better to proceed and they're not going to do things. >> the new system should provid improve footage of the cameras covering the front and side and rear. >>> the dow industrial ended with a 14 point gain. nasdaq lost 36 point, it retreated to close just below that record. >>> and now to san francisco where - where -- expanding -- some high profile peck activity executive speakers are on the line up. 120, attendees are expected for the it. >>> can bres says he's glad that google will take back the site that brought back em memories of the 2009 that killed his son. herrera tried to contact google to get them to remove the image. google did respond to a ktvu news inquiry and letting herrera knows that the picture will be coming down. >>> google has reached $17 million set m rozzelle settlements of --smsgoogle maintained no person info

waking up tomorrow morning 11:00 in albany. single digit in albany.eachetemperatures are nice and comfortable as long as you don't have that wind blowing, dropping the temperatures down to feeling like the single digits. we'll have a look at the headlines coming up next. >> this is al jazeera america live in new york. i'm jonathan betz with a look at the headlines. millions of americans are looking for great buys on christmas gifts. some are shopping online. others are in stores that have been opened since thursday night. >>> china has dispatched fight jets in what it calls their defense zone over the china seas. china and japan both claim control of those islands. >>> over 100 people have been arrested in egypt as police fire tear gas and water canons at demonstrators in some of the country's largest cities. protesters are angry about a new law restricting public

. >>> coming up, family captures people behaving badly outside a shop in albany.he owner's reaction. >> it's a smazing and something we'll never forget -- it's mazing and something we'll never -- amazing and something we'll never forget. >> and the winds will pick up even more tonight. you see our cameras bouncing around. i'll tell you how long the winds are going to last coming up at 6:30. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can righsave hundreds onra beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. >>> tonight at 6:30, a wind advisory in effect for the bay area. the winds expected to pick up mainly over the north and east bay region. kron 4's chief meteorologist is in the weather center. jacquelyn. >> the north bay and the east bay. we're s

one woman waited three hours in albany,new york causing her to miss her connection in new york. >> we could see the plane we were supposed to get to get on so... >> airport parking garages will be at or near parking capacity, it is great to check more on your flight. >>> now detectives were having an add on, on craigslist for 25- year-old suspect of walnut creek, posted the ad and sent graphic photos of himself. >> this may not have been police, it could have been an actual 14-year-old girl but that scares me and i don't want to that to happen. >> police then set up a meeting at the park where they took o'leary into custody. they went and seized items, including hissed amooting asymmetry nor for sex. >>> a 29-year-old map celebrating his birthday with a barbecue was among those wounded. we have learned one of the gunmen had the gun and the other had a rifle, still no reason why it happened. >>> a young girl was struck by a car crossing north white road near james high school where she was a freshman. she had just left her boy friend's house sunday night and was halfway across the stre

we will fight that out in albany. i like our chances. >> it is interesting the way de blasio put it. all over the country, candidates get defeated when they say, tax the rich, tax the rich. ,hat he made it very specific and inclusive. when he talked about taxing those who have the greatest wealth to help children in kindergarten. it was hard for even those who will be having their taxes increased to oppose that. >> and in reality, even rich people know they are not being tight -- taxed quite enough if we're going to have a society that works for everyone. we are probably under doing it. i know the conventional wisdom is it is debt for any candidate to say they are in favor of higher taxes, but it is not true, particularly when you say money is going to be used in a way that will provide bride betterment. -- broad betterment. he still has to deliver. he won by 73 against joe lhota, who was 24%. 73%. this is one of the largest margins in the country. >> i can't remember one this large and long time in a major race. it i

last may, the albany city council voted to begin enforcing a no-camping ordinance there in october.he city has not yet begun evictions, but on oct. 21, the council approved a $570,000 transition plan that includes assistance and temporary shelter for the bulb residents and cleanup of the >> four san francisco supervisors today expressed their commitment to get a measure on the city's ballot in 2014 that would impose a tax on sugary drinks sold in the city. supervisors eric mar, scott wiener, malia cohen and john avalos held a news conference at city hall this morning to outline their plans for a tax that would add 2 cents per ounce for sodas and other sugary drinks sold in san francisco. the proposal would have to be approved by the board of supervisors and is tentatively planned for the november 2014 ballot, where residents would need to pass it with a two-thirds vote. "the problem is huge," said mar, who on tuesday will introduce his proposed tax after wiener introduced his version three weeks ago. the supervisors said the proposals differ only a little and will eventually merge i

the decision to obey a georgia injunction ended the albany campaign. in birmingham the movement de defied state court order. dressed in blue denim of the working man king, shuttles worth and the reverend abernathy led 50 people past hundreds of black onlookers april 12th. law enforcement officials ushered the integrationists into paddy wagons. king's arrest focused attention on birmingham. when asked in washington, president kennedy claimed via federalism he had no legal authority to intervene. while national interests grew during king's eight-day incarceration, local support waned. the two weeks had tapped the human and financial resources of the alabama christian movement. once bailed out, king found the birmingham campaign on the brink of collapse as only a handful of adults volunteered to demonstrate. yet, since the beginning of the mass meetings young people had gathered in the fellowship halls for youth activities led by cotton and bubble and reynolds who suggested that students march. king acquiesced out of desperation to generate creative tensi

retrievers ranked 6th in the nation playing host to albany. umbc and the home white on the attack. harris puts it past the keeper into the net. they play host to hartford for the conference title saturday night. any fan at that game gets an award for being out in the cold. >>> coming up, a little boy makes a big impression. >> how he ended up serving as a high school dr,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. >>> an auction in new york city, the bidding cap ended up going into the record books. this three-panel painting broke the bank. it was expected to sell for $85 million. instead, it fetched $142 million. that's the most ever for a single painting beating out the screen. >>> a 5-year-old steals the show at a big high school football game in florida. he put on a dazzling performance as the drum major for glade central high school. he went to band camp last summer and has been practicing his high-stepping r

the city of albany says that encamp. there poses health and safety concerns. last month the city council voted to evict the people there and clean that area out. the homeless people who tried to block the eviction said this violates their constitutional rights. >>> it is 5:26. there are calls for a national boycott of wal-mart on black friday. boycott organizers say the effort is designed to help the wal-mart workers who can't get by on what they earn even if they're working full-time. they add many wal-mart workers would like to work more hours but just aren't offered that opportunity. uc berkeley professor robert rice who was the labor secretary during the clinton administration says wal-mart pays its workers an average of $8.80 an hour. >> people can be on food stamps and medicaid. we are in effect subsidizing wal-mart so that wal-mart doesn't have to pay a living wage to its employees. >> we called wal-mart to ask about the planned boycott and have not received a response yet. >>> the world's biggest retailer meanwhile is starting its holiday sales a week

. >>> a hearing is scheduled over the legal battle to evict a homeless encampment in albany. a judge is scheduled to hear a request for a temporary restraining order that would stop the eviction. the city says this group poses health and safety risk. but homeless advocates say the city lacks a permanent shelter and the landfill has been used by the homeless for decades. >>> the new caldecott tunnel is getting its first work day test today. the new fourth bore opened saturday. traffic was slow getting to it this morning as drivers may have been anticipating the first trip through. usually around noontime, caltrans crews would be reversing the center bore but instead of fourth bore is now bringing relief to drivers going in the noncommute direction. they no longer have to be funneled into a single tunnel. >>> we're learning more about plans to redevelop oakland's jack london square. the developer has submitted the plan to build two housing towers with 655 apartments. the towers would be more than 20 stories tall. sites under krgs include the corn -- under consideration include

temperatures at this hour running at 8 degrees holder in albany, 15 colder in new york city. we'll drop to the freezing point and below. we have freeze warnings for connecticut to philadelphia. 30s expected. around philadelphia - a cold day with a high of 48. we'll see a warming trend. finally by the latter part of the work week temperatures will take a turn and we'll warm up above average. we are keeping it cool in the north-east. the mid section will be warm. but very windy conditions can be expected. it will be dry for you around minnesota. nice around the mile high city and denver. >> listen to this, the earth's side of the moon lined up for a total solar eclipse. early risers got to see a park eclipse. it was a hybrid eclipse. the path where the eclipse ran across central africa. >> coming up - a taste of their own. it isn't so bad after all. continue >>> this weekend thousands of people are trying to take home a small piece of american sports history. parts of houston's astro dome are being sold off. fans waited in line to buy memorabilia. lockers, seats, astro turf and

he'd have to get approval in albany, which might not happen.is banks having done enough to give back pain they caused people. rich people haven't paid enough. fall-out is what? >> you attack wall street and you take away the profits. the poorest people in new york city become more. i could hurt the country. 44 of the fortune 500 companies are head quarterbacked in the city. >> i- are headquartered in the city. >> the power that he answers to the union. he has to negotiate the contracts . 300,000 workers. they want billions of retroactive raises. you watch out if he gives them power. >> are you watching out there in lala land? >> ben says the democratic party see how he creamed the republicans and they are saying leftward, ever leftward young man. that is scary. >> adam, you found your patron saint. >> the high-level analysis is right. the voters are willing to approve higher taxes. bill de blasio is more than -- >> put this in context. socialist is rununning the financial capital of the world. >> a.b. >> not a socialist. >> charlie, dagen, than

albany at 18 degrees. cleveland at 23. temperatures about 20 to 25 degrees belong where they should be this year. winds playing a role, pushing from out of the north, making it feel like temperatures are in the single did i knowits. a few clouds across the area earlier this morning. as the run rose what a beautiful day. a chilly day. none, to say the very least. we climb to a high of 30 today. a low of 23 back in work on monday on 37. elsewhere, it's chilly across the country. if you want heat head to miami. a cold day in terms of weather, really our focus is across new mexico. snow came down heavily. we are talking being several inches of snow last night. take a look at the visibility. very poor, awful road conditions. it was just very bad last night, and you can see this car stuck on the roadways last night. back to the map, this is what we are concerned about, freezing rain along i-40, along i-20, i-30 in oklahoma city. if you are traveling, please use precaution. >> next, on al jazeera america, a holy relic of the cath

land known as the albany bulb.cials want a no-camping ordinance enforced to clean up the area. >>> it is 8:18. let's check in with sal. quite oo few problems out there. is south bay still slow? >> northbound 101, 280 and 5 have been be slow. no major crashes. a couple of things happened but no significant crash, but it sure did slow traffic as you drive into the valley. 101, 280 and 85 and a lot of the other expressways are slow. things are starting to get a little better finally. look at the maps. you can see here highway 87 is slow as we push in. 880 southbound is slow from 238 tosteinson boulevard and fremont. then we move to 80 westbound because of the truck still there on westbound 80 as we have been reporting all morning, the truck that overturned carrying frozen food on the shoulder. traffic is not only slow on 80 but highway 4 approaching 80. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 10 minute delay. 8:19. steve? >>> thank you, sal. we don't have fog, but high clouds toward the north bay. dense frost adv

a majority of those about 7400 are in the oakland, berkeley, albany area. a pg&e spokesman says crews are working as quickly as possible. they hope to have the power back on by this afternoon or this evening. >>> crews are working to put mouth a big wind-whipped grass fire. it started around 9:30 last night off silverado trail. the fire has not burned home. 50 were threatened and evacuation order is in effect for residents and businesses. 300 acres have burned. the fire is 50% contained. the cause of the fire is not yet known. >>> another fire is burning in sonoma county. the so-called mccabe fire has scorched 200 acres near the geysers. it started just after 2:00 this morning. there are no reports of injuries or structures being damaged. calfire says the mccabe fire is about 10% contained. >>> new at noon, we have record of an arrest in what san francisco police call a heinous case of animal abuse. 36-year-old lorise barrett faces felony charges for allegedly robbing a woman and throwing her small dog to its death. we first told you about this story last d

check out how beautiful the city looks from sutro tower toward emeryville and albany. we will talk about what will happen today. one to four degrees warmer for most of us. fremont sticks out jumping from 64 to 72 degrees today. most of us are in the 70's. storm system passing to the north here and in the sierra with showers near the o.j. border and 54 in that area. low-to-mid 70's and sunshine around san diego and los angeles. safe travels. leyla gulen? >> we have construction in san jose if you are traveling northbound and southbound along 87, we have lanes completely closed. that will lift in five minutes. it should not affect the commute just yet. 880 is clear and you are looking at slow-and-go traffic with value moving across 101. we have a sig-alert working in livermore. we will look at the san jose camera at 280 away from 17, a few extra cars already and you can see them coming away from highway 17 in the background and a few extra headlights and everyone is moving at top speed. >> thank you. day care worker in the south bay faces charges of child endangerment fo

york 61, albany at 35. that's saved us in some respects. if the low had gone over the coast and all of this was cold air, it would have been know. look at york with flex of warm hair. by the time we get into tomorrow, it will be cold. fortunately it stayed rain with that. >> the cove si over birth control over the health reform law is in the hands of the supreme court. the justices decided to hear argument in march. the issue - whether private employees need to pay for contraceptive care because of reliagious relief. it must be determined whether a company as the same rights at an individual. >>> the internal reeve knew service is using guidelines to determine if non-profits should be tax exempt. the groups will be cautioned to pay taxes if it uses a large amount of their budget on political donations. >> voters in washington have backed a $15 minimum wage. it's for workers around the seattle tabbing oma airport. some are calling for a recount. >> you may be used to paying a fee if your account dips below a certainly amount. what about pays

. >> i just missed my connection to albany.nd i'm hyperventilating, and i'm really crazy right now. >> reporter: despite it all, millions are determined to reach their destinations for thanksgiving dinner. >> i'm headed to wisconsin. >> waterloo, iowa. >> reporter: 50% more people travel during the thanksgiving holiday than any other time of year. >> we travel from school every year like this, and it has never been this bad. >> reporter: many airports will have long lines at the ticket counter and depending on weather conditions, delays and cancellations. >> all it takes is a delay at a couple of major airports and the whole country can be effected. >> reporter: air travel only amounts to about 6% of holiday traffic. nine out of 10 travelers will drive. covering an average distance of 200 miles to visit family and friends. >> it's just going to be twice as congested i would assume, and then factor in the weather and the flooding. it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> reporter: while wednesday is

the albany. you know back then. we mentioned that she had what it would be even fill out the new friday. when he set the stage on fire by which time i just have to invest sixteen and friends gaston was last seen in arms and took the money in anzac stands for its descent into the night. it's all good was to be open to all of a rather interesting. interesting close to being my doorbell to get the better nothing. i put above the city but fashion is as old as excited about the to be above a around bitty bitty baby out the disconnection was on the map in the game fridays and benefits making it a blind eye. the ninth edition of the vendor's site crashed into a two thousand and fifteen had and then traveled to cities late sunday that the underlying idea but that i'm good now. showcasing the last ten meetings assignments. well that's the wiggles and sell the shed this evening to fall victim to the top stories once again i joined protests continue in pop dot. i see nothing new is that the ends of the npt joined by a sheet an

we are at 44 montreal, 46 in albany, new york city, 58 and we are in the mid 60s at this hours in d.c. nice conditions. in fact, as we go through the day today we will top out at 70 degrees but we have colder air on the way over the next few days. rirnl? >> eboni, thank you. thank you for watching al jazeera. i am richelle kerry. listening post is next, for news throughout the day, go to our website, that is aljazeera.com. thank you so much for your time, and do keep it here throughout the day. >>> hello. you are at the "lining post." we are looking at egypt where most of the voices in the media are lining up behind the military government. those who do not are getting much less air >>> . >>> kenya and the fall out from the siege at the mall in nairobi. new rules for the media. reporters don't like them. >>> what's with the israeli politics? >>> commuting the boarding sentence of the new york city subway conductor in our web