lisa arjen is here and good to see you, friend. >> thanks. it's been a while. we've had subtle changes in the weather, changes i think you'll like because you're looking at clearing and it should push it out to the east later today and that means we'll get more in the way of sun, but we haven't talked about the temperatures. they have been awfully cool. we'll talk about if we'll see a warm up in the next seven days. >> also ahead, john mccain is stopping treatment for brain cancer. how lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are responding. plus encouraging random acts of kindness in the name of murdered college student mollie is gathering at his arizona home as he stops brain cancer treatment. a statement from his family read the progress of disease and the inexorable advanced of age render their verdict with his usual strength of will. he has now chosen to discontinue medical treatment. mccain has been spending his final months reflecting including in his recent autobiography. >> before i leave i'd like to see our politics begin to return to the purposes and pra

we have meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa arjen. it is such a beautiful day. we are having trouble choosing our beauty shots. >> we had a gorgeous sunshine. clear skies on satellite image, i'm showing you an onshore flow and the clouds starting to push in across the bay right now, but that will quickly clear. in the next couple of hours, temperatures will start to climb into the upper 70s like fairfield, 10:00 and san francisco will still be under some clouds and by lunchtime in the afternoon, the clouds will retreat and san jose warming up in the low to mid-80s and we'll see some of the warmest temperatures in the inland areas and low 90s there. this evening should be nice and clear and grab a jacket, specially near the coast where the sea breeze will keep things cool, but inland will be a little mild tonight and we have a bigger cooldown on the way, kate, and i'll tell you about that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> we do have developing news out of the east bay this morning. police in richmond are investigating some sort of incident involving mu

we have meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa arjen. i've been saying it all morning, but we have good news. >> we have good air quality and gorgeous weather ahead. here's a look at live doppler 7 and lots of clear skies, and clouds along the peninsula coast and here is a good shot of the go bridge. it's looking clear out there right now. sunrise at 6:21. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. the breeze will peck ick up thi afternoon andithimproved air quality expect cooler temperatures inland and upper 70s at the coast and upper 50s and lots of sunshine. sun sets at 8:07. we have a great weekend ahead and i'll let you know about some temperature drops coming up in the seven-day forecast. kate? >> thanks, frances. >> police in richmond are investigating some sort of incident involving multiple cars. it happened last night around 10:00 on 13th street. it is not totally clear what happened. several evidence markers are on the ground as officer investigate the scene. we have the police department for the details. a mechanic who stole an empty l

arjen time lawmakers are due to vote today to decide whether or not to legalize abortion it is a controversial decision with fiercely polarized campaigns for and against the proposed bill the powerful catholic church has been campaigning to get the upper house of congress to reject the measure but there has also been strong support for the pro-choice lobby especially among the younger generation in june congress's lower house passed the draft legislation by the narrowest of margins at this time it is widely expected to fall short of the votes necessary in order to pass into law. in our ethics and religion correspondent martin gak is following the abortion debate and the decision which is expected to be handed down today in argentina there and martin what do you think we're going to see well right now it looks like the know will actually take the day there are thirty eight bodes that have been sort of declared for the no again thirty first that we have to bear in mind that when it actually cleared the lower house in june the situation was very similar and they started with no essentially ahead

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the way for the meeting with kim jong il in france might be an option president emanuel mccraw had arjen donald trump not to walk away from the iran deal during a state visit to washington is links with tehran and that might open up the necessary diplomatic channels that are voices senior people in this white house have been very critical of the iranian government and called for its removal but this is donald trump's white house if you want something to happen then it could and soon alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house. all right so let's go and bring in our panel joining us in washington d.c. hillary mann leverett former white house. house and state department official with responsibility for iran in tehran. a professor of world studies at the university of tehran and in geneva john mark rickly the head of global risk at the geneva center for security policy welcome to you all hillary i want to start with you so here is yet another shift in tone from donald trump earlier this month he threatens iran now he's saying that he's willing to meet with iranian president hassan rouhani wi

you know that country also requires and arjen how specialist like yourself because it has lots of formerly urban communities where the infrastructure was damaged a great deal some of those communities and now trying to go back to normal but obviously the resources lacking or a very short i wonder if we understand as a global community at this point how do you try to rebuild those cities not only syria but perhaps also in iraq in a way that would encourage free conciliation between various ethnic groups rather than strengthen the divisions that provoked those conflicts in the first place. a famous english economist lord keynes who said. should be to be like dentists and to say we can repair this tooth and so terms of working in cities you have to have a context that the environment the broader political environment is reasonable and that people can read that politicians will be responding to the people when you have a state of war. there's nothing i can do with my motor skills about the works. and suggesting to go to syria and try to vote for him from their own ends i'm just asking whether

first i'd like to ask you why is this such a divisive and at the same time such an important issue for arjen times well first of all abortion argentina is the first course of time on mortality so can we have a high level off plan the spine of your son and thirds of course is the way to advance in the woman's right to tim i'm forever honesty is the depth of i was democracy yet from what we're hearing it looks like the senate unlike the lower house of call which is going to vote against this bill how do you explain that well this is really when you see some really. really bad situation because as you know the senate represent the provinces an east south the temper sent on of the of the population and they have dull centers that would represent the ten percent who are voting against so we snuck is this not that they have repressed and been all the people that are here that this is they put this time or acid koppen some some money some months before so we're not going to have a law because although some mates who have also interest for example they have that they have interest to be governor see

a path that has come a long way since dan was born but that continues to amaze arjen times and for you. it is how will i just. follow again the headlines on al jazeera this hour the indian state of caroline faces an extremely grave crisis that's according to its chief minister monsoon rains batter the region more than one hundred sixty people have been killed in the last ten days doubling the death toll to three hundred twenty four people since the end of may the damage has been described as the worst in almost a century israeli police have closed the gates of the mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem following reports of a stabbing attack israeli police released a statement saying that a man approached several officers in the old city and tried to stab one of them they then opened fire on the man killing him police say the suspect was an israeli palestinian meanwhile israeli forces have killed two palestinian protesters in gaza during the latest round of friday demonstrations at the border more than two hundred seventy people are injured the gaza health ministry says hospitals ar

downturn that is very reminiscent of past arjen pine anomic collapses virtually so there's really a trap there that the economics and politics are working at each other and very hard to see an easy solution. you see the value of the currency is plummeting which keeps inflation very very high. leaves investors and anybody who would lend the argentina money a little bit more wearing. terrible loss of confidence among the argent prime population who see much of their. earnings and there are a savings linked to the dollar. the global economy is not as vibrant as it might be argentina in side is facing something of a poor harvest for its main export crops i mean there's a lot of things going wrong and one hopes or i think mark really is depending on some of the really argentina's best economists and managers. but this is now going through a very tricky phase where people are very nervous. two children have been killed in an air strike in libya's capital but they offer a cease fire began their they were reportedly playing in a garden when a missile struck a house in tripoli that follows days o

the right path was a path that has come a long way since daniel was born but that continues to amaze arjen times and foreigners alike. it is how will. this is all just here are these at the top stories the u.s. has announced a new foreign policy initiative aimed at changing the behavior of the regime in tehran the white house is creating a task force to coordinate and run its policy on iran or now from al-jazeera roslyn jordan. it's not really clear what this whole of government effort to why unify policy on iran is actually completely to especially given that when asked brian who is the new special representative for iran said that there is no plan for the u.s. to try to push for regime change inside the iranian government funds of us saying that a retha franklin are paying their respects to her death from pancreatic cancer. the queen of soul was seventy six years old she is one eighteen dromi awards join her long musical career she's also been a prominence campaigner for civil rights john hendrick has more from detroit. she was considered a larger than life figure among friends and neigh

you know that country also requires and arjen how specialist like yourself because it has lots of formerly urban communities where the infrastructure was damaged a great deal some of those communities and now trying to go back to normal but obviously the resources lacking or a very short i wonder if we understand as a global community at this point how do you try to rebuild those cities not only syria but perhaps also in iraq in a way that would encourage free conciliation between the various ethnic groups rather than strengthen the divisions that provoked those conflicts in the first place. a famous english or columnist lord keynes who said. should be to be like dentists and to say we can repair this tooth and in so terms of working in cities you have to have a context that the environment the broader political environment is reasonable and that people can read the politicians will be responding to the people when you have a state of war. there's nothing i can do with my motor skills. the works. and suggesting to go to syria and try to rebuild it from from from their own ends i'm just ask

a path that has come a long way since daniel was born but there continues to amaze arjen times and foreigners alike. it is hell when i say to. your children here i'm still wrong these are our top news stories more than three hundred people are being killed in the southern indian state of carola as monsoon rains batter the region the state chief minister says the situation is extremely grave the damage has been described as the worst in almost a century and pakistan's parliament has endorsed him run karna as the next prime minister his the wrekin staff party became the largest in the national assembly after an election last month that some in the opposition dispute it is expected to be officially sworn in on saturday. and ballast indians are protesting at the garza israel fence as part of the march of return a weekly mass demonstration where they're demanding to return to their ancestral homelands at least one hundred fifty nine palestinians have been killed at the border protests in the past few months where israeli military have used live ammunition. a turkish court has rejected an appeal fr

. >> let's check in with drew tuma in for lisa arjen. >> we have fog and visibility and doppler 7 isshowing us it's dense. petaluma down to one mile and half moon bay down to zero and that's as bad as it gets. you're good to go and san francisco right now, a live look from the embarcadero camera showing you it is clear from this vantage point and it will feature a lot of sunshine and the cloud cover will not last very long where it is associated with right now. it is warm away from the coast. you will see temperatures well into the bay. we do have some air quality issues with the spare the air day in effect. moderate air quality in the north bay and the coast and poor air quality in the santa clara valleys and you will notice haze in the atmosphere in the next 24 hours. >>

we have meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa arjen.en saying it all morning, but we have good news. >> we have good air quality and gorgeous weather ahead. here's a look at live doppler 7 and lots of clear skies, and clouds along the peninsula coast and here is a good shot of the go bridge. it's looking clear out there right now. sunrise at 6:21. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. the breeze will peck ick up thi afternoon andithimproved air quality expect cooler temperatures inland and upper 70s at the coast and upper 50s and lots of sunshine. sun

. >> let's check in with drew tuma in for lisa arjen. >> we have fog and visibility and doppler 7 is showing us it's dense. petaluma down to one mile and half moon bay down to zero and that's as bad as it gets. you're good to go and san francisco right now, a live look from the embarcadero camera showing you it is clear from this vantage point and it will feature a lot of sunshine and the cloud cover will not last very long where it is associated with right now. it is warm away from the coast. you will see temperatures well into the bay. we do have some air quality issues with the spare the air day in effect. moderate air quality in the north bay and the coast and poor air quality in the santa clara valleys and you will notice haze in the atmosphere in the next 24 hours. >> drew, thanks. >>> a vallejo man is in custody this morning charged with stealing a chp cruiser and hijacking a college shuttle bus. it happened in sacramento where the chp was investigating a collision. >> you hear about these things and see them on tv, but as far as actually happening, this is the first time i've

here's drew tuma in for lisa arjen tracking conditions. >> we are seeing issues along the coastline in the form of fog. live doppler 7 showing you the bank of cloud cover right along the coastline. there's visibility and we'll switch it over, and the issue is around half moon bay and when you see visibility down to zero that's as bad as it gets. the golden gheit gate bridge camera is out there, and we're switching it on over to the sutro tower camera and show you much of the region. it is sunny. the 12-hour day planner features coastal clouds early on. we are quickly warming up midday? into the afternoon. it is sunny and warm to hot around the region and our warmest spot is inland heading near 100 degrees and it is a spare the air day in effect and poor air quality in the east bay and the santa clara valley. smoke from the wildfires to the north and notice a haze where that poor air quality is. >> we'll take a look at our afternoon highs and we'll be closer look at what the weekend has in store. >> a vallejo man is in custody charged with stealing a chp cruiser and carjacking a shuttle

here's drew tuma in for lisa arjen tracking conditions. >> we are seeing issues along the coastline ing you the bank of cloud cover right along the coastline. there's visibility and we'll switch it over, and the issue is around half moon bay and when you see visibility down to zero that's as bad as it gets. the golden gheit gate bridge camera is out there, and we're switching it on over to the sutro tower camera and show you much of the region. it is sunny.

we have meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa arjen. it is such a beautiful day. shots. >> we had a gorgeous sunshine. clear skies on satellite image, i'm showing you an onshore flow and the clouds starting to push in across the bay right now, but that will quickly clear. in the next couple of hours,

arjen times think and save in dollars and with good reason given their economies history of boom and bust and when the dollar goes up so do prices while the value of people's wages starts tunneling down and that is exactly what is happening today a waitress for example told me that back in april she was making the equivalent of six hundred dollars a month today she is making three hundred or only half that much and that's just in the last four months. the devaluation of the pestle increases inflation already one of the world's highest the government says it will announce new economic measures on monday before going to the i.m.f. to negotiate terms for speeding up the release of a fifty billion dollar bailout loan they include further austerity measures. but many economists warn that the cost of turning to the i.m.f. is too high the i.m.f. lends money but as we all know there are a series of very stringent conditions which and up sinking the economy explain to me how you come out of that on top. and you don't basically so are headed for another crisis i mean we are in a crisis but we'

monetary fund to speed up a fifty billion dollars budget see bailout with inflation above thirty percent arjen times are heading for the second recession in three years. u.s. president donald trump has announced another top white house aide is to leave his post donegan will step down as counsel in autumn is to began has been cooperating with the inquiry into alleged russian meddling into the twenty sixteen elections that's reportedly made trump uneasy our white house correspondent kimberly held it has more. when he was appointed as white house counsel donald trump called lawyer don mcgann a brilliant legal mind but now he's leaving the white house adding to speculation that another member of trump's inner circle is turning against him a lot of affection for done until the movie and probably the private sector maybe a great change here in the well but he's. done an excellent job but it's been rumored that mcgann had been threatening to leave for weeks after getting pushed back for advising trump not to fire special counsel robert muller who's heading up the probe into possible collusion and rus

a path that has come a long way since dangle was born but that continues to amaze arjen times and foreigners alike. it is how will i just see that when i. could remind all the news of course on our website there's the address on your screen al-jazeera dot com that's it for me daryn jordan for the news hour is up next though with more of the day's news that you've got to watch but. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. capturing a moment in time snapshots of all the lives of the stories. providing the clips into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to the well will be. circle for. all all. witness on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. on the streets of greece anti immigrant violence is on the rise there or you have to go from all the potential and this and that this isn't fun for us is them and increasingly migrant farm workers are victims a vicious beat

victims were students a study said to italy's governments declared a state of emergency and ordered an arjen review into the state of the country's infrastructure it comes after a bridge collapsed in general on chewstick killing at least thirty eight people. says it will invest fifteen billion dollars into its harkey to help boost the country's struggling economy the emir of qatar made the announcement during a meeting with president reagan tayyip erdogan in. israel has reopened the only commercial crossing to gaza after a month long shutdown the carrom abu salem crossing was closed because of heightened tension between the israelis and the palestinians lorries carrying colds fuel and construction material cannot cross israel's also lifted restrictions on the fishing zone off the gaza shoreline for it has more. trucks are started arriving gaza's only commercial crossing with israel the start for example will fill up with goods across the board off before returning in cigars though we understand around eight hundred shops are expected suppose the bullet today. now we understand that a lot of

you know that country also requires and arjen how specialist like yourself because it has lots of formerly urban communities where the infrastructure was damaged a great deal some of those communities and now trying to go back to normal but obviously the resources lacking or a very short i wonder if we understand as a global community at this point how do you try to rebuild those cities not only syria but perhaps also in iraq in a way that would encourage free conciliation of the various ethnic groups rather than strengthen the divisions that provoked those conflicts in the first place. the famous english economist lord keynes who said. should be to be like dentists and to say we can repair this tooth and so terms of working in cities you have to have a context that the environment the broader political environment is reasonable and that people can reach the politicians will be responding to the people when you have a state of war. there's nothing i can do with my motor skills. he works. and suggesting to go to syria and tried to vote for him from their own so i'm just asking whether it is