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it came after amer alhaggagi pleaded guilty for creating social spots.uated from berkeley high. he detailed plots to an undercover cop. defense attorneys argued for a lighter sentence. >> we believe that amer alhaggagi liked to provoke, get a reaction. >> the community has taken stock of what happened. the community will take action to ensure that a preventive strategy is in place. >> 150 residents sent a letter to the judge urging leniency. the judge mentioned a lack of remorse in the sentencing. >> up next sports. another massive contract in meaning baseball -- major baseball. >> you have to make a quarter million a year to buy a home in the area. >>> bill martin is back with the forecast. when dry weather will return. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for

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this so well hot button issue for us here urging germany to abandon north stream altogether and americal did not miss a beat and she responds listen to what she said and then i'd like to get your take . if you could fully become dependent on russia because of this gas pipeline would i say no if we diversify at the same time. germany will expand its gas terminals with regard to liquefied gas. that means that we don't want to make ourselves dependent on russia and that any circumstances. but russia was a source of gas during the cold war and it will remain so today without us entering into one sided dependence you can get in. there the chancellor speaking earlier kate do you think that she is what she just said is she able to to reassure critics . and the e.u. will not be beholden to russia because of this deal that certainly is a question worth asking and she has tried to defend the pipe line time and time again and it's interesting now that the u.s. as you mentioned has now weighed in on this topic to be interesting to see if a country like the u.s. that isn't actually directly involved

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was live from berlin germany fights international criticism over a key energy project ounce uncle americal plays down claims that a gas pipeline from russia will undermine a western security the u.s. wants it stopped and now france says it could hold construction at a european level also coming up south africa's president gives his state of the nation address the head of kin national elections i can cyril ramaphosa convince voters that the scandal hit africa not.

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the defense lawyers argued for a lighter prison sentence. >> we believe that amer alhaggagi is somebodyo likes to provoke reactions. he will always appeals to be anti- empathetic. >> they have taken stock of what has happened and they will take action to ensure a preventive strategy is in place. >> 150 residents sent a letter to the judge, asking for leniency in the case. the judge mentions to a lack of remorse any sentenced 14 to 15 years in risen. >>> lawmakers are considering a bill to lower the amount of blood alcohol limits for driving in california, currently 0.8%. lawmakers are proposing legislation to lower to 0.5%. >>> a bold theft was caught on camera. the crime was in broad daylight and the police say it is closed major highway. we will take you there to see the damage. >>> it is tricky driving on the commutes if you are hitting the rights. we will update you on what you can expect. >>> the moisture has departed from the golden gate north and has moved. some areas are getting rain that did not have some. the heavy totals are done. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 . we have n

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amer alhaggagi pleaded guilty last year. undercover video showed alhaggagi detailing plots to an undercover fbi agent to blow up a gay club club, set fire to the berkeley hills, and target dorms at cal. >>> in oakland, teachers are at the picket lines once again today. this was the fourth schoolday that's couldn't have missed because of the strike. teachers have marched in the rain to ritz academy for a raleigh. the teachers are striking for higher pay and smaller class sizes. the district maintains they do not have the money to meet those demands. the walk that involves about 3000 teachers and is affecting about 37,000 students. >>> you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> california's attorney general revealed a report. >> christian captain tells us that the aim of this report was to provide a sense of how immigrants are being treated in detention facilities around the state. >> reporter: california attorney general xavier becerra unveiled the results of his office is looking into the taint immigrants. the 80 clarifie

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hesaid, the president's declaration goes against the constitutions and the value w americ built on. it's the first time he's commented publicly on anything, since admitting to wearing blackface decades ago. >>> there's a call f lieutenant governor, justin fairfax, to publicly teify, following o two accusations sexual assault. meredith watson says fairfax raped h when they were students. meredith watson says, pyvacy has been violated, yet i am willing to testify publicly under oath. dr. vanessa tyson has also offered to testify. she is the first woman accusing fairfax of assault. the plea to the virginia general assembly to require the same of fairfax has been met with inaction. >>> today, voters head to the polls for a special election in northern virginia. >>ll eyes will see if democrats are hurt from the scandal. the democratic nominee is ibrahim the dentist is making his first run at office. republican greg nelson, thee ai fo man is a first-time candidate. and canny hutchison is running as an independent. samarra says it's a arance for a re >> people are really upse they feel tha

[ laughter ] ted cruz's beard is a threan to all amer it is such a bad beard.oks as though hglue unon his face and rolled aon a barbershop floor. [ laughter ] looks like wolverine didn't have any powers. although, you probably shouldn't talk. your windbreaker's so open, it looks like you're wearing a lobster bib. this is not a good looking group of people. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we have a fantastic show for you tonight. she is the star of "unbreakable ckmmy schmidt" on netflix. ellie kemper is everyone. [ cheers and applause ] she is the former senatofrom missouri and a political analyst for nbc news, claire mccaskill j ning us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and music from a great band, young the giant. so you're here on a great night. [ cheers and applause before we get to all of our wonderful guests, the president is still holding the government hostage over his demands for a border wall, as federal employees prepare to go another week without pay. fofor more on this, it's t "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we're now in day 34

tonight a man has been sentenced to more than 15 years in prison for trying to help isis. 23-year-old amerlhaggagi admitted to setting up social media accounts for isis supporters. the fbi arrested him after he plotted with undercover agents to blow up courthouses, landmarks, and tourist attractions throughout the bay area. >>> up next the nightmare trainride that passengers thought would never and. stuck in the middle of nowhere while this note was piling up on the tracks. >>> an amtrak ride from seattle to los angeles is normally a beautiful ride. it turned into a bit of a nightmare this time. >> a tree fell across the tracks leaving the 183 passengers in the middle of nowhere for 36 hours. to make matters worse it was snowing like crazy the entire time. the train finally started moving again this morning after plenty of naps and card games on board. >> you see a lot of kids in there. can you imagine having a little baby? >>> thank you for watching. >> we will be back here at 11:00. we will check your storm and have it updated for you. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it

. >> bishop jackson is the chairman of our board, but we recruit, organize and train african-americ in tp with the boys. i'm only one man. so when we have the boys come on saturdays, there's anywhere between 40 and 60 young men on saturday, and the men come out and they help us just be a positive role model, you know, talk about life experiences with the boys. and give advice on different -- just different things. >> what success have you seen deputy chief? >> i have seen students that were struggling. that had low gpa's in school. one young man had a 1.0 and was struggling and suffering academically. but then i've seen one of our former officers -- "okay officers" wrap his arms around that young man and watch that young man's gpleva t over a 3.0. when you have somebody who care enough to listen, to support these young men, that they can do great things, and so i do -- i do understand that some people ask why so much focus on african-american men? because the reality is that african-american men face the greatest risk. >> amen. >> so if we want to have a realistic conversation about ho

city in modern day america, right, what is the traditional form that most people end up dying in americtoday versus these options that seem pretty new and foreign to a lot of people that might be watching your documentary? >> well, i mean what we wanted to present is the-- is the continueium of optionsrof being at a hospital and what the hospital, what the hospital has been designed to do, is you are there at that point in youric life, is all about treatment and trying to keep you alive, regardless of the circumstances. the other end of the continueium is hospicere you are really there for that end of life experience, and the quality of care that you areiven in that situation. ue what we do in t film is to present that contm of choice. >> there is also a challenge that people with physically letting go of the body, right. there is a-- allinds of philosophical questions, is this the end, is there a spirit, is there a sole what happens after a die, what will happen to my body or my daughter's bod hee. there is a struggle here on so d mafferent levels that you witnessed, that the families

/mexico border are nar safer than cities deeper in the interi of the united states of americ >> now, there is one caveat, presid must agree to this deal in order for it to go throug his signature is required by that friday midnight deadline to avoid another possible govern shutdown. live in washington, abc 7 news. gavin newsom will give his first state of the state address in san franciscai to criticizes presid of avalues. the speech comes one day after newsom signed an order to withdr hundreds of national guard from the border. previo grmpb jerry brown sent the troops at the request of presid who has cited a, quote, crisis at the border. >> i think this whole border issue is manufactured. the crisis on the border is a manufa crisis. >>> abc 7 news will have covera of the state of the state starting live at 11:00 a.m. as well as online at abc7ne as well as the abc newse accuse of pouring bleach and hydrog peroxide on food sold in grocery stores. he was taken into custody. local and federal investigators say he targeted safe way stores throug the south bay and in los an county. he's a

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laura: this is "bbc world news americ" reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan.ng to hanoi. president trump is on his way to a second summit with north korea's leader. pres. trump: i just don't want testin as long as there is no testing, we are happy. laura: turning up the heat on duro. vice president slaps new sanctions on the venezuelan leader. olivia: this is hilarious! [laughter] laura: plus, the ups and downs of oscar night. the surprises, and how tit ceremony farhout a host. welcome to our viewers on public television in the u.s. and around the globe. president i truin the air ,onight, en route to hanoi vietnam. he will meet north korean leader kim jong-un for a second time. the two had their first summ singapore. before leaving, mr. trump sai' north kores economy could boom if they agree to give up nuclear weapons. pres. trump: we are speaking, and i think we could have a very good summit. i think we will have a trweendous summit. ant denuclearization, and i think he will have a country that will set a lot of records for eed in terms of the economy. laura:

laura: this is "bbc world news" americ reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan.uawei boss hits back. in an exusive interview, heny says his compa does not spy for china'government, calling u.s. charges against his firm polically motivated. calls for change in venezuela. president trump has said nicolas maduro must step down, amid questions of how far the u.s. will go to oust him. >> this is where the tornado entered town fm the south. laura: plus, rebuilding a city on renewable energy. how greensburg, kansas, became an environmental pionera after a natul disaster. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television here in the u.s. and also around the globe. the founder of the chinese tech rm huawei telje the bbc he s to government sanctions and says they won't crush the company. in an exclive interview, ren zhengfei said the arhtst of his da and the company's cfo wapolitically motivated. bbcren sat down with the for his first international interview since his daughter's arrest. reporter: this is the man the na spyays is helping c on the world. ren zhengfei, a for

presentation is made possible byda the freeman foon, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for americs neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying! ♪ >> stay curious. ♪ [applause] , >> and now"bbc world news." jane: this is "bbc world news america." w reporting frhington, i am omne o'brien. a shutdown shadow as president trump heads to texas to make his case for border wall funding. measles and misinformation. outbreaks of the highly infectio disease on opposite ends of the earth cause alarm. and reclaiming africa's cultural heritage. the latest on a push to return looted art to the continent. jane: welcome to our viewers on publicin televisio america and around the globe. talks to prevent another government shutdown on friday have run into trouble. president trump for a border wall, but negotiations stalled after democrats demanded limits toor facilitiesetaining illegal immigrants. republicans say that could o sult in violent criminals being released ie u.s. the president is in el paso, texas, tonight, where he's expected to use crime to justify tougher 'asures. gar

he was the longest serving representative in amer history, winning 30 straight elections over nearlynternet stardom would be the envy of people have -- half his age. reporter: s career stretched over 59 years and 11 presidents. he first entered the house of representatives in 1955, taking over the seat held bhis father. but in fact is time began their even earlier. >> a date which will live in infamy. reporter: as a young page in 1941, dingell was in the chamber to hear franklin roosevelt's famo harbor. after pearl at the age of 18 he enlisted but a devoted democrat, mingling with partytatesmen from jfk to bill clinton. >> presidents come and go and frhn dingell goes on forever. reporter: he madnds across the aisle. george h.w. bush wrote the forward to his autobiography. as dean of the house, he worked hard to advance issues like heal care and the environmen in a stament, former president obama said he led the charge on so much of the progress we take for granted today. >> a grateful nation honors john dingell for his lifetime of service. reporter: that record and his longevity earn

jane: this is "bbc world na.s amer reporting from washington, i am' jane 'brien.dent trump is expected to declare a national emergency in the latest standoff with congress over funding of the wall. the crisis in venezuspreads. cuba accuses the u.s. of preparing military action ainst nicolas maduro. and one year since a gunman kill school in florida, we look at the impact of the parkland tragedy. to our viewers in public television in the u.s. and around the globe. the white house says president trump will declare a national emergency as h signs a compromise spending bill to keep the government open. the move enables him to divert funds to pay for the wall on the border with mexico. democrats say he is skirting the authoritof congress and setting a dangerous precedent. our north amica editor jon sopel joined me from the white house short time ago. he has been threisening to do or weeks. why is he decided to pull the plug this time? jon: if you go back far enough, mexico was going to pay for the wall and it would not have in ed ond changed -- imping the american tax

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>>> an oakland man who pleaded guilty to a terror-related charge was sentenced today. 23-year-old amer alhaggagi will go to prison for 10 years. he attempted to provide material support to isis. an undercover fbi agent planted a hidden camera that captured alhaggagi detailed how he'd lace cocaine with poison, plant bombs at uc berkeley dorms and set the oakland hills on fire. >>> today a body was found in a stairwell at san francisco beach. fire officials say the man died of unknown circumstances, but they said the incident is not related to friday's landslide that buried a woman. the man's body was discovered in stairwell 28 located on the southern portion of the beach. >>> back to our storm watch coverage right now, squaw valley buried under snow at this hour. they've already gotten 280 inches of snow in february and at this rate they're about to break their record of the snowiest month ever recorded. here's how the ros are looking, not great. expect a snowy ride, whiteout conditions if you are heading to the sierra. caltrans reopened east and westbound interstate 80 near the nevada

iues that keeps coming up again and again in these negotiations is the theft of trade secrets from americnies, particularly done by cyber theft. gere was an agreement dur the obama years that china would step back from that. that happened for a while, but it didn'last. any agreement that we do see between these two sides would have to include enforcement. jane: michelle fleury, thanks very much. a look at some of the day's other news. monarch initutional malaysia has been elected. eit follows the surpr advocation of mohammed v. monarchs do have the power to confer governmt appointments. malaysia has been chosen every five years from the countrye's sulfon the fbi is now investigating an underground tunnel found leading to a bank in florida. it was only discovered after road workers were sent in to police found a generator and a now, president trump has been vocal about his demands for portable, --for border wall, casting doubt on whether any compromise can be reached with democrats on border security. there is just two and a half weeks to government shutdown. political infighting is nothin

a program where they allow thousands of guns to be put into the hands of narco terrorist in north americen a lot of accountability for that. bringing to light what happened with that seriousness of the nature today and why that is so dangerous to showcase that as a result there are serious consequences that continue today which include hundreds of people killed in mexico from our own law enforcement at risk every single day as a result of this operation and showing it is a dangerous job. abby: you obviously did a lot of research. tell me about your experience. >> in arizona we rented a helicopter to the near where brian terry was killed. it is very rough terrain. it's difficult to go back as the cartel controls that care territory we talked to a number of retired agents who had done the work undercover in mexico and in the united states we asked why can't we go further into the canyon to get perspective cracks we were told it is too dangerous and asking a question if they could go to parts of arizona which we know very well, it seems like it's a problem with cartel activity. and it reall

the board's multilateralism was mentioned by a number of leaders including uncle americal here for sizingthat this is really important to send out the signal that talking to each other is important particularly at a time when you have other close players not only the united states but also china and russia all. throwing their weight into the region and in many times you have russia exactly on the other side not only in syria but also in libya supporting the opposite sides that the european side would support and so this is a signal at a time when multiple lateralus me is under attack where the europeans but also arab states want to show that they are running things in their own region and for the europeans there they are interested in what happens to in their neighboring region so they send a political signal here in fact can we see perhaps a bit of a stronger signal though georg i mean because we have both europeans and arab leaders valen to business cooperation i mean is this just talk or can we actually expect some sort of concrete action. i think you can deny that this is a largely a

known to achieve in sixty days couldn't be achieving sinks well it's in six montnths i thihink the amers dishonored two long time ag. to get out of this treaty i did they acts now do you think the united states -- i'm not sure europe security is the the main of probation and and goal i think the question is china because china is notot. linked it's not bound by this treaty and i think the americans want a free hand. in front of china regarding these into maturity range with suppliess and just brieiefly -- before we let y you go at tl us what you make of the response that we've had from russia today the united states is using this as a pretext to simply guess sounds of its international at legal obligations. yes i think the fred of of further moves regarding new starter. and they are convinced that the americans want a free hand everywhere now. a very much for your analysis and for your time that's john a glance the that the former french ambassador to russia talking to us here. on the program. next then at the international criminal court has ordered the release of laurel back by the exp

right now and a surprise move french presence in my on my car has pulled out of a meeting with uncle americal at the forthcoming munich security conference we asked the organizer of cognition or what he made of the no show even if president michel isn't going to speak himself in munich we will have plenty of other senior representatives of the french government in munich to explain french positions. there will be a huge american delegation and congressional delegation there will be a half a dozen german ministers said red cetera so i think the purpose which i which is important to me the purpose to demonstrate in munich that the european union is alive and kicking that purpose can still be maintained not. in times where it may appear that the european project is faltering should have made a strong plea for european unity for me it's very important that we demonstrate is specially to the anglo-saxon community that. the impression that may be created elsewhere that because of breck's it the european integration project is about to crumble that that's wrong actually popular support for the europ

that sentence came down about 90 minutes ago for 23-year-old amer alhaggagi. additional charges used him of setting up several social media accounts as propaganda for the islamic state. this comes after an undercover fbi agent planted a hidden camera inside a vehicle. it captured alhaggagi detailing a plot to lace cocaine with poison and plant bombs at uc berkeley. >>> it is day four of the oakland teachers strike and they didn't let the rain stop them from hitting the picket lines. some teachers wore ponchos, other carrying signs wrapped in plastic. they marched to roots international academy slated to close the end of the school year. teachers are trying to reverse the district's 24 school closures as part of negotiations. >> with the decision to close roots potentially, a group of students would no longer be able to go to a community school and they would have to walk the distance that we marched. >> for the second day state school superintendent tony thurmond was the mediator between the district and the union. we are expecting an update on those negotiati

live from berlin adroitly push pushes back at us pressure over relations with russia just my uncle americal please don't criticism of germany's and north stream to gas pipelines u.s. diplomats have slammed it saying that by even more gas from russia or undermine european security also coming up britain and the european union agreed to a fresh talks about their relationship after brics that but european commission sheaffer son could do occur again rules out any tinkering with teresa mayes withdrawal deal. clefts the curtain goes up on this year's brylin film festival there are seventeen films in competition this year including the kindness of strangers by director lone scherfig well have a preview of that and then many other treats hitting the silver screen of this year . thank you so much for your company everyone. u.s. ambassador to berlin has stoked a diplomatic dispute over where germany gets its energy from echoing one of president donald trump's favorite talking points richard grinnell urged germany to abandon its north stream to pipeline the problem with the pipeline it will run from

another brother, amer, is still thought to be in syria.on conservative mps to put aside "personal preferences" and support a brexit deal in the house of commons. theresa may's plans were rejected in a vote last week but today one of her senior ministers indicated that there might be a solution to the disagreements within the party, that doesn't involve reopening the withdrawal agreement. ben wright reports. the lobbying of eu leaders will continue apace this week as theresa may tries to deliver on her pledge to secure legally binding changes to the irish backstop, the most contentious part of the brexit deal, there to ensure no hard border on the island of ireland. but today, one cabinet minister said changes could be made without reopening the whole agreement. if there are other ways of doing it that are just as effective, that perhaps we haven't explored... so you think a legal letter or codicil or something... ? well, as i say, i don't think it's the mechanism that matters, it's the objective. many brexit enthusiasts on the tory backben

even if they come to an agreement thatca 80% of amer would agree on, is that committee going to gethegreement from hardline democrats and conservative republicans andp, president tr unlikely. we're not going to have another shutdown, but we're going to end up with president trump exercisi unilateral authority, i think. >> california's congressional tellgation. when heth delivers speech it will be in front of a congress where california has the largest number of house members, 53 in all. nancy pelosi has named bay area congressmen to key areas. barbara lee lost her race, but heum got a p assignment from nancy pelosi anyway. >> she wanted tht position, and she lost to hakeem jeffries, an up a comer from new york state. bar barbara lee is one of the most liberal members of the house, but she's also a conciliator, she brought together the bernie sanders supporters with hillary clinton supporters at democratic convention in philadelphia in 2016. so i think in this role, on this committee where they're tryg toridge the differences she's a good choice. >> do you think she'll use the g position, th t

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there is sunshine in amer alhaggagi and the river crested early smart.ater levels are starting to drop. we spoke with someone from the sheriff department but says the water is not receding as quickly as deputies expect to. they did two rescues. we are watching the flooding and guerneville and towns along the russian river pick we will stay on top of this situation. >> there are several streets that are closed along the russian river forest bell has been hit. >> reporter: the floodwaters are slowly starting to recede but so many communities are dealing with catastrophic flooding here and forestville , north of san francisco, erode any bridges out. a working vineyard totally submerged under that temporary lake. 100 roads in sonoma county are closed, included river road which eventually leads down to guerneville. we are talking about guerneville with pounding rain. it could be another day before the roads are passable. 4500 people live in 11. those who did not evacuate are getting around in canoes. in some spots come of the water is 8 feet deep, too high fo

motivation after you don't get the thing you want, that is what i see today and that is what emergency amere see. lou: caroll miller is among our guest had. top story, trump's first day in vietnam, a busy one. president trump signing a 20 billion dollar deal with vietnam for vietnam to buy boeing aircraft and technology that would reduce the 37 billion dollar u.s. trade deficit with vietnam. president trump then met with north korea leader kim jong-un and that is where we leadoff tonight. chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting from hanoi. >> president is under pressure from both sides of political aisle to make progress on kim's promise of last june's first summit to dismantle his nuke har program. it is unclear what the president and kim will sign, the substance of a deal could shift, ideas that have been kick around are open liaison office in u.s. and north korea. and closing down the yongbyon nuclear facility, an agreement to end korean war and modification of sanctions. president trump has been trying to sell kim on economic benefits he could reap if he gives up his weapo

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