and then came bol, which touched on even more sensitive issues, and then now he's made verna.th a man like shoaib mansoor was not difficult because that's what he does. there is a disclaimer at the beginning of the movie which you made a point, i think, of tweeting out, it says: "everything in this film is imaginary. imaginary because the reality is too bitter to be told or shown. events shown in this film are like jokes compared to what has been happening in countries like ours. " was this a film made out of anger? yes, absolutely. absolutely. i can speakfor him, he will never ever speak out himself because he doesn't — once he wraps a film, he sort of goes back home and shuts his doors. so i know that it's definitely a film made out of anger and a lot of frustration, for sure. how do you make accessible rape in a country which, it has to be said, has a problem with sexual violence that is endemic. you know, it's domestic, it is pervasive, and groups in pakistan, like the human rights commission, and others, talk about the reality that a woman is being raped in pakistan every

it was a brilliant film, but touched on very sensitive topics. then he came out with bol... we should say, shoaib mansoor... shoaib mansoor, yes, absolutely. he's one of pakistan's leading film directors... absolutely. and respected around the world now. yes, respected around the world. and then now he's made verna. was not difficult because that's what he does. "everything in this film is imaginary. imaginary because the reality is too bitter to be told or shown. been happening in countries like ours. was this a film made out of anger? absolutely. he sort of goes back home and shuts his doors. and a lot of frustration, for sure. has a problem with sexual violence that is endemic. in pakistan every two or three hours. right. is in your country? because there were so many people who were going to watch it. for me, as an actor, i really did not know how i can... written like that, right. and also, there wasn't a scene which showed the rape. so there was no visual representation of the rape. i what you to be angry. almost he looked at rape, that's how i played it. in pakistan w

. >> estamos desde el rol bol desde pasadena en los Ángeles donde mañana méxico jugará contra gales,rá mañana pero está seguro que el partido contra el conjunto europeo le va a servir de mucho porque tendrá que decidir de una vez por todas cuál será el equipo que utilizará en la copa del mundo. >> crean esa competencia de que nadie se siente titular, lo tienen que hacer bien porque detrás viene el otro que también le toca entrar, lo puede hacer igual o mejor, son decisiones del profe habrá que aceptar, te toque jugar o no apoyar al equipo. >> dejamos la selección de méxico en los vamos a madrid donde los aficionados del cuadro merengue siguen celebrando el título de la liga de campeones que consiguieron ayer al derrotar tres goles a uno a liverpool, muchas celebraciones del cuadro español, terminamos con imágenes de los guerreros de golden gate que viajan después de la victoria de anoche tendrán un ganador será mañana séptimo juego el cual anotará el campeón de la conferencia para la final de la nba, reportando desde pasadena california saúl rodríguez noticiero telemundo 48, buenas t

their dominance over the malaysian political scene has always been seen or considered to be under peter bolrose up and spoke up against what they felt to be a corrupt government, a compromise through many huge scandals. you saw basically 222 parliament being swept baby party taking more than 120 seats —— being swept, taking more than. that was against the barisan nasional. residents of hawaii's big island are being warned of further explosive eruptions from the kilauea volcano in the coming weeks. for the last few days rivers of lava have run through residential areas and forced the evacuation of thousands of people. the us geological survey warns that more violent eruptions could shoot out so—called "ballistic blocks" weighing up to several tons. scott rowland is a volcanologist at the university of hawaii. hejoins me now. what do you think is going on? how much longer is it going to go on?” don't know how much longer it will go on. i don't think anyone really does. i will say that that explosion that happened this morning is almost certainly not the first of a series of really explosive e

iran, iraq, si syria and lib bol one. liz: how close is iran to getting a nuclear weapon?> difficult to say if time frame. but what is happening now, it is important to understand that it is crux of the matter, iran is using its fact that sanctions were lifted irresponsibly lifted to send missiles to saudi arabia, an american ally. to colonized syria to threat israel from through the in leb lebanon and spread terrorism and inst bilinstability. it is know expiration date of nuclear agreement signed by previous administration. it will work into a nuclear device. >> how close is israel to war with iran? and syria? >> we're -- >> is it going to happen? >> i don't think so, we're determined to prevent iran from creating a strong hold in syria. it threatens israel, we're doing what we should do. but we're not hearings drums of war. we don't want drums of war. >> okay. so. -- happening today, iran blocked telegram, a popular social messaging app that half of country of iran used to communicate. social unrest there. >> israel's netanyahu telling fox how it within down let's watch.

they're trying to clean up the fuel spill and that's what's causing all the delays back to bol ling jeryon in san ramon. mike, how is the weather? >> we talked about it at the beginning of the half hour. it's four degrees cooler in san francisco to nine or ten in deliver moore and fairfield. cooler start and a much cooler ending on the way. low to mid 50s if you're heading out right now in the south bay, 56 in san jose, one of the warm spots. low to mid 50s on both sides of the bay out towards the coast and east bay valleys, brentwood at 59. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. we're looking westbound from the east bay. you can see just how hazy and cloudy it is right now. there's isolated drizzle possible near the coast or if you drive into the clouds as you move through the east bay hills, that will be it for today. cool to mild. those are your temperatures this morning and afternoon into mass transit. year ferry ride, get ready for the strong breezes this afternoon. getting kids ready for the last days of school. mid 50s at 7:00, mid 50s to low 60s at 11:00. mid 50s to mid 60s fro

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and according to politico, a former official tells them that bolton, former official tells them that bololton doesn't see the point in the position. ali, cyber security, cyber warfa warfare, this is the biggest risk reface. >> let's look at the few most revent cyber intrusions into u.s. government infrastructure. 2016 election. we know about this. 21 states from coast to coast were targeted. illinois system were successfully breached by the way. hackers try to change votes but to create doubt about the election's legitimacy. in 2014, the office of personnel and management faced a breach that exposed the private information of 21.5 million americans. the data targeted could take files on security clearances and personnel records. officials told the washington post the hack was traced back to the chinese government. the same year the state department said the 24 hour period battling russian hackers during the breach of an unclassified computer system. the attack was just another part of a coordinated campaign and just weeks before the state department intrusion the white house itself was t

now, it's not the first time that in an event, i cite articles from the bol varian constitution, a constitutionritten under chavez himself, that maduro is laboring to undo, but that's the constitution that exists today and article 350 which says that people of venezuela true to the republican tradition and the struggle for independence, peace and freedom, shall disown any regime, legislation, or authority that violates democratic values, principles and authorities, or encroaches upon human rights. shorthand on the significant parts of that sentence. the people of venezuela shall disown any regime that violates democratic values and human rights. changing themes here. we're coming up in a short two weeks on the organization of american states general assembly, an annual event. and this is an opportunity to see who sides with democracy, humanity and decency. and what country decides to side with cheating, lying, and starving a venezuela's own people. we will be watching and we will take note. and lastly, as a reminder, we will work with those, any country who is interested in restoring democracy

and that is why we responded the way they did to vice president pennsylvania a-- president pence and bol bolton. and they are never going consider a scenario where they feel the current government with no longer exist after that deal. and i will touch on one point about north korea conventional weapons. there have been moments over the many deck a -- decades with tensions high. and north korea always had the capabili capability to open fire on seoul and kill many people and destroy the city and they haven't done or used the weapons and they feel the same way about the nuclear arsenal. they said to me for last several years and in many trips into the country that this is a nuclear deterrent and something to give them leverage and this is to guarantee their survival as a nation. >> and the follow-up question would be, and i ask it to you because the north koreans aren't there, are they willing to give up the nuclear program if they still have the conventional weapons and the -- they retain the ability of the deterrence because they still no matter what can bomb seoul or any other part of s

congo confirms 14 cases of ee bol la. in just a few hours, the world health organization will hold an emergency meeting. ch chile's bishops offering to resign. pope francis accuses them of destroying evidence of sexual abuse. an investigation showed there were grave defects in the way abuse cases were handled. most news after the break. it is 6:52. before you head out here are the top stories on today in the bay-- >>> welcome back to "today in the bay," before you head out here are the top stories we're covering. >> we want to start with breaking news, we're getting word that there is an account active shooter situation outside of houston and unfolding at santa fe high school between houston and gas vel vas ton. it's not clear if anyone is hurt but the school district posted there was an incident involving an active shooter. these are live pictures from the ground at the scene. it looks like they are near some gas station there, not sure what's going on there. if you look to the left, that screen is outside of that school

is serving as his own communications director and maybe chief of staff the people he brought in john bolarry kidlow, rudy giuliani, these are very much like the president in many different ways in advancing themselves by praising the president and only focussed on that. >> well, the national security advisers is really the most sensitive of these posts because it's someone who is responsible for being the chief national policy adviser to the president and bring in all the different viewpoints, make sure they're well represented and there's questions about the extent to which bolton can do that. i think we can talk about whether this is right or wrong. i think what's striking about it is that you have a president who very much is keen enough about the media landscape, about how to drive it, how to manipulate it in the way that he wants. there's really no one who can advise him, whether they should or not, like he can advise himself. but, unlike other administrations that were kind of cut off from the outside world by their own choosing, this is also a president who i think gets a lot of o

the president seemed to bols they're, though. i have to tell you just because the president denies something, as we've learned from experience, doesn't necessarily mean that it's not true. this could have been a trial balloon they're floating out there. it could be a way to put pressure on the south koreans to let them know here's what eventually would happen if when he an agreement with the north koreans if the could be a signal to the north koreans that they are indeed serious about offering something in return forpt release ofs these american citizens or the denuclearization of the peninsula. i do think the president confirmed we are going to have the release of the detainees shortly. >> stay tuned if you heard him there. you also have a busy day, i'll let do you some reporting on that. final quick thoughts at least on this from annie and jonathan here. it sounds like as white house reporters we're packing our bags, we're getting ready to go probably pretty soon somewhere. >> yeah. i think the president has an opportunity if h