so there will be wrapping up shortly but west 4 closed between balfour and sand creek road due to roadwork. >>> scary moments at a san francisco high school. several students were taken into custody yesterday after a gun went off in a classroom. it happened at balboa high school in the mission terrace neighborhood. kpix 5's anne makovec reports. >>> reporter: yeah, extra security measures as well but we want to stress there is no threat to this school. there's still a lot of questions about exactly what happened here yesterday morning. we know that a gun was discharged. four students were taken into custody. and the school was placed on lockdown. for a couple of hours. this photo taken inside one classroom during that lockdown showing students together with the door blockaded. another shows students crouched down on the floor with their phones. the gun went off at 11 a.m. then students started hearing announcements about an armed man over the loudspeaker. then the lockdown was ordered. average-parents waiting for hours. not knowingparents waited outside not knowing what's going on. >> we j

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news premier league club chelsea have signed goalkeeper kept a log or he'll be leaving a politically balfour eighty million euros that makes a twenty three year old the most expensive goalkeeper and the history of the sport capital will replace the book or twat who is joining riyadh madrid capon made at fifty three appearances in spain. he has signed a seven year contract with chelsea. and yeah joins me now in germany's introducing tough regulations to protect key industries that's right and the target is very clear it's china of course for several years now beijing has been on a mission to buy foreign companies that fit its made in china twenty twenty five strategy mostly market leaders and ten different key industry sectors like robotics or pharmaceuticals that strategy involves takeovers of foreign companies and countries such as germany and the u.s. are now see their industrial advantages at risk are starting to fight china's massive buyout strategy with stricter regulation it's a move china won't like germany's government wants broader veto powers when investors from outside europe buy

it's worth noting that the balfour declaration which was written in 1917, by some historians' lights,epresents the conflict that we still are experiencing in the middle east over who should live where and why and the creation of israel. these maps kind of get at that, and you know, if there's one thing that's undebatable about world war i, that its influence over the middle east continues to today. many of the kind of debates and issues about borders and peoples and who has the right to what really were unfolding in this moment. so, the treaty of versailles, though it tried to wrestle with these, did not solve them, even though it did attempt to address them. so, this brings us to two aspects of the war that we will conclude with. veterans and the legacy for leaders within the u.s. let's start with veterans. what you have here is a picture from the crippled and disabled -- the institute for crippled and disabled men in new york. this was actually -- for psychological injuries. so you're talking about a large number of men who come away from the war if not as amputees, people who end u

the other policies that the president has put forward when it comes to the economy have move to the balfourmaking our economy stronger than it has been in decades. i think you can see that by all of the numbers that have come out over the last year and a half. >> hunter. >> thank you, sarah. what does the president prepare to do to make sure they keep their tax exemption? >> certainly something that we are looking into but i don't have anything specific. >> any threatening letter or communication aimed a aat -- rudy giuliani issued a statement saying he does not think this morning's tweet is obstruction because the president says sessions should stop the mueller probe. what i want to know is rudy giuliani the one giving the president legal advice on his tweets and does that statement reflect the opinions of the president's legal team. >> the president is not obstructing. he's fighting back and stating it clearly and expressing the frustration that he has with the level of corruption that we have seen from people like jim comey and peter strzok and andrew mccabe. there is no reason he should

balfour to the upside as well. we are seeing some of the mining stocks under pressure.ontinuing to trade little bit stronger. a company that makes hearing aids and telephone headsets, trade down by seven point -- down by 7.1%. -- 7.71%. here is sebastian salle. >> the turkish is trading higher this morning after rebounding against the u.s. dollar. that's as investors digest measures aimed at helping the currency. published a list of goods on which additional tariffs will be announced. an calling forg boycotts of iphones. aimed for parliament yesterday lifted investor in 10 cyclists injured. the man was arrested after crashing into commuters and striking barriers outside the home of the british government. the prime minister: the u.k. to come together and remain vigilant. china's regulators have frozen approval amid a government shakeup. offollows a restructuring offices. gaming companies from online giant tencent to smaller ones await approval. tencent the kind to comment. -- tencent declined to comment. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 12

there were european nationals coming into the uk and the demand isn't there. bright spot from balfourperating profit as its measures to cut costs and boost margins paid off. european shares slipped into negative territory on wednesday after a doubling by turkey of tariffs on some us. imports soured sentiment and weak commodity prices impacted miners. carmakers shares were among the worst performers, pushing the german dax down to a six—week low after turkey doubled tariffs on us. that‘s all the business news. (pres) 20 years ago today, a bomb exploded on a shopping street, on a saturday afternoon, in the town of omagh. it was the worst single attack in the long conflict in northern ireland — killing 29 people, and two unborn children. people in the town have been commemorating the anniversary in a series of events. a bell was rung 32 times to reflect the 31 lives lost and an additional peal to remember all who have lost their lives through similar atrocities. in the last half an hour the bbc‘s director of editorial policy and policy, david jordan, has been explaining why they decided