my name is bijan karimi. i'm assistant acting deputy director for san francisco department of emergency management. i'll be talking to you about pg&e's public safety shutoff. psps. i'll be talking about four things today. information about what psps actually is and about three different exercises that the city has participated in and facilitated. one with other city partners. one with private sector and also with regional partners. many people may want to get a better understanding of what psps is. pg&e will turn off electricity transmission lines because of a perceived concern for starting some additional wildfires. there has been tremendous destruction and damage and loss of life that happened over the last two years in this sonoma area and as a result, pg&e has explored what are the ways to decrease the likelihood of another event happening? so based on different factors that pg&e uses, things like heat, wind, humidity, fuel levels, and individual observations, they may decide to turn off transmission lini

a face 5 people have been killed in ecuador following a week of violent protests and bijan as demonstrators took several police officers captive parading them on stage in the capital quito the protesters are angry at new austerity measures introduced by president marina which lead to higher fuel prices but marina has moved government operations out of quito since the protests began a said he one step down. as the latest from quito. there is a lot of anger a lot of passion and somewhat of a confused situation here in the capital ttyl where thousands and thousands of indigenous ecuadorians are gathering inside and outside of a cultural center that has become now the headquarters for the indigenous confederation of ecuador and its leadership just a short while ago there was a religious ceremony for one of the protesters who was killed in clashes with police on thursday there also were these there were 8 policemen inside one of them was detained early in the morning and then we spoke to a colonel who is the boss of that particular trooper he went there with another group to try to secure his re

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and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan as communities today their old movies together they've joined together in the same tens of thousands of people taking out the streets of quito president clinton moreno he's going to see what he's going to say is a message. salute riposte so it's got that meant there is minutes of this and say it's measures that came out there with the i.m.f. full point $3000000000.00. struggling with that thought the people in the government is going to say but it's big business instead of the people and that's why with these people here protesting this is a national strike and it's heavy takeouts which smoke it's practically on bearable a tragic day in x. we're told history. for mental escape extinction rebellions been protesting across the world this week causing disruption in my just cities we'll explain how it's happened after the break. the war in syria seems to be winding down with some syrians returning to their homeland but going back to a normal life now seems like a pipe dream after almost a

and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan as communities today their old movies together they've joined together in the same tens of thousands of people who are taking over the streets of quito president lenin morena well he's going to see what he's going to say it is a message. absolute riposte to his government his ministers and say the measures that came out there with the i.m.f. $4200000000.00. we're told that struggling with that thought the people who say that the government is going to save the banks big business instead of the people and that's why with these people here protesting this is a national strike and it's heavy takeouts with smoke it's practically on bearable a tragic day in x. we're told history. when fuel subsidies were cut prices reportedly rose by 120 percent leading to on inflation this is in came as part of a deal made by the president with the i.m.f. in march in exchange for another loan to the country right now has so far refused to scrap the cuts but on saturday said he would take another look. bef

and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan us communities the day they rolled them together they joined together in the same fashion. thousands of taking out the speech of president lenin moreno pool is going to say you know what it's going to. it's a message. post so it's got that meant there's ministers and say it's measures that deal with the i.m.f. $4300000000.00. struggling with. the people in the government is going to say banks and big business instead of the people and that's why all these people protested and 3 days this week there's massive protests this is a national strike. we've seen here on the frontline it's absolute chaos and clashes between the protesters and the police forces and basically big big acts which it's practically on bearable the tragic day and next we're told history. professor of latin american studies at the city university of new york title schol believes more i was betrayed the trust of the ecuadorian people. the countries in latin america that aligned with the u.s. . very quickly supported. t

and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan us communities the day they're all moved together they've joined together in this massive tens of thousands of people are going to take him out to the streets of quito president clinton moreno well he's going to say you know what it's going to. is a message. absolute riposte so his government those ministers and safety measures that deal with the i.m.f. $4300000000.00. struggling with. not the people in the government is going to say but banks big business instead of the people and that's why all these people are here protesting this is a national strike and it's heavy smoke it's practically bearable a tragic day in ecuador history. you can see it on the reporting that when fuel subsidies good prices reportedly raised by 120 percent leading to knock on inflation on other products the decision came as part of a deal made by the president with the international underfund in march in exchange for another loan to the country. refused to scrap the cuts but did say on saturday he would have

and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan as communities today they're all moved together they've joined together in this massive tens of thousands of people who are taking over the streets of quito president clinton moreno well he's going to see what he's going to hit is a message. absolutely repulsed so his government his ministers and say the measures that deal with the i.m.f. $4300000000.00. struggling with. not the people who say that the government is going to say but that it's big business instead of the people and that's why with these people here protesting this is a national strike and it's heavy takeouts which smoke it's practically on bearable a tragic day in ecuador's history. and this is one of the reporting from that 100 out as an economist and former growing central bank official says that the country's presence is papal the west and. the people are a 2 to protest the dimension of the package that they m.f. demand is so unreasonable that some people have also called it economic malpractise in the sense that th

and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan as communities today they will move together they've joined together in the same tens of thousands of taking out the streets and they didn't let in moreno poll he's going to say you know what he's going to hit is a message. so lute riposte so it's government those ministers and say the measures that came out there with the i.m.f. $4300000000.00. struggling with that not the people who say that the government is going to say but that it's big business instead of the people and that's why all these people protest in 3 days this week there's massive protests this is a national strike and what we've seen here on the front line is absolute chaos in clashes between the protesters and the police forces and it's a big big x. with smoke it's practically on bearable. and this is definitely not the end i promise to stay here till till dusk maybe even tomorrow so this is just the beginning of a war is promising to be a tragic day and for those history professor latin american studies at the city

said it many times let's do what's actually who are in need for the oil and the gods of the of the bijan god let them come and both take their supplies i mean he said it many times so what about syria which has much less oil and does it is a have done than the gulf this man is mainly interested about his reelection campaign in the united states he's mainly concerned about his rivals inside the united states more than more than he cares about russia and about iran or about the syrian the syrian conflict so this is something that is really important that the drug understand on the other hand when we talk about the as a done up process i totally agree that the americans seem they have already lost i think in syria and what sense and the sense that the no longer controls the political process and see the longer important factor in this conflict the moment they leave the moment they leave they will not be able to have any leverage over the. that the parties inside syria over the political process is will go mainly to the as a process to the thrower of the as a ton of process in russia as we s

gasoline and that has triggered these protests on monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan as communities today they will move together they've joined together in the same kinds of thousands of people who are taking over the streets of quito president clinton moreno well he's going to see what he's going to hit is a message. absolute riposte so his government those ministers and say the measures that deal with the i.m.f. $4200000000.00. that struggling with that not the people who say that the government is going to say banks big business instead of the people and that's why with these people here protesting this is a national strike and. take absolute smoke it's practically on bearable a tragic day in x. we're told history. a former ecuadorian central bank official says the country's president has betrayed his people for western loans. the people are right to protest the mention of the package that the m.f. demands is so unreasonable that some people have also called it economic malpractise in the sense that they knew that this was going to cause such a huge pain in the po

actually he said that many times that those actually who are in need for the oil because of the of the bijan god let them come and protect their supplies i mean he said it many times so what about syria which has much less . than the gulf this man is mainly interested about his reelection campaign in the united states he's mainly concerned about his rivals is. more than more than he cares about russia what about iran. so this is something that is really important that. when you talk about the process i totally agree that the americans seem to have already lost i think. that the. important factor in this conflict the moment the moment they will not be able to have. that. be to the process of the as. well mr campbell and we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. for sure. we'll be near the crate with him. reaching out. for him anywhere near. 67 years you know they've been locked up in case. you see no protection from the weather the heat. the rain the snow. they have no protection. for you. it's. the u.s. crude. this large scale factor. are thin

the nobel prize in economic sciences was announced earlier today and it went to three bijan banerjee,flo, and michael kremer of harvard. the thing they share is there work on global poverty. year's prize in economic sciences is about alleviating global poverty. how to reduce global poverty is a fundamental but also daunting question. this year's laureates have shown it is best to bring down this daunting issue to smaller, more precise questions, questions you can credibly answer. david: we welcome to explain all of this, our international course being -- correspondent michael mckee. expired what they have done that is groundbreaking. to get aerty is hard fix on. the government has even struggled to define what poverty is. when these three have done in their work together and separately is break it down into different tasks. one thing they looked at is how to improve vaccination rates. it is not just a matter of throwing drugs at a country. you have to have a health care delivery system, you had to have doctors to deliver the medication. you have to convince people that getting stuck w

and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan as communities today they're all moved together they've joined together in the same thing and the thousands of people are going to take him out to the streets of quito president many more i know what he's going to see and what he's going to say is a message. salute riposte so it's government those ministers and safety measures the table there with the i.m.f. $4300000000.00. struggling with debts not the people who say that the government is going to say banks big business instead of the people and that's why would these people were here protesting this is a national strike and it's heavy smoke it's practically bearable a tragic day in ecuador's history. when fuel subsidies were cut prices reportedly rose by a 120. on inflation on other projects the decision came as part of a deal made by the president with the international monetary fund in march in exchange for another loan to the country has so far refused to scrap the cuts but on saturday said that he would have a 2nd look at them.

and that has triggered these protests the monday we had the students then on tuesday we had been bijan as communities today they will move together they've joined together in this massive tens of thousands of people who are taking over the streets of quito president clinton moreno he's going to see what he's going to say it is a message. absolutely repulsed so his government those ministers and say these measures that deal with the i.m.f. $4200000000.00. struggling with that not the people who say that the government is going to banks big business instead of the people and that's one of these people here protesting this is a national strike and. take absolute smoke it's practically on bearable a tragic day in x. we're told history had a state visit to saudi arabia on tuesday a lot of reporting gave an interview to several arab networks including our sister channel our to arabic artists and fall. dave u.s. welcome to this unique interview with russian president vladimir putin which we're recording in sochi. with me here today are mr mohan and reporter at sky news arabia and so i'm soffi

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