course it's a tall fast growing indigenous plant also known as broome grass its roots help keep soil in place. for us while directly. and it also not one day to hold this while it does work on called the eurozone and the dogs will see it go walk to speed in this it'll be idea. the secret lies in the clan sweat like network of routes. that of it is small goods lego small thing we can find it it is really into this while that means and if it has it like that of the netbook or lego made work like this and it captures like that all are just but i did this while and it just all of those life into the net. about 2 hours outside nepal's 2nd largest city takara lies the village of saturn caught in the past landslides were common here. they swept down the steep slope destroying fields and threatening low lying areas in the village broom grass was planted to try to improve this situation and it's already helped. additionally a drainage canal was built it takes up some of the floodwater reduces the force of the torrents and diverts the water into the fields the village has become a safer place

and it has an additional source of income and resale can be used to make brooms farmer john newcombe about all sells them and has been able to increase our income by 20 percent. i.r.r. men who have not liked them there i mean everyone about the thought of that and then if i want to and extra money as a farmer i have to work very hard for it. but with henri so it's faster and more pleasant that it is quite a good feeling when about a wandering. also burns the armory so to heat her home and cook and its leaves provide good fodder for her livestock food for you. but can broom grass also prevent major landslides and due to co-found where 9 people died they've built walls at the foot of the smoke. they're meant to break the force of mud and rock slides before they reach the village. id card and the villagers are no looking for a solution for upslope barriers the damage is still visible here to really make a difference trees have to be planted and the banks of the river secured. the plunder of the land side that is not any magic farmer yet that means that we are not the 100 percent here to

s appeared to sweep an area that was already claimed and had trouble wielding that broom as well i guess then not in the habit of doing it maybe. that is the news hour but i will be back in just a few and moments with much more of the day's news i will see you very shortly. in the year 127180 john the tavern merchant set out on an extraordinary journey having travelled the furthest reaches of the muslim marco polo world view radically altered beijing the city of stablished by complete calm is still today china's strong between now and china is again a superpower we reflect on how the relationship between east and west has changed. culture of dance thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to brace and maintain their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are and whether. this is a suburb of the capital new delhi so the refugees here since 964. have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up b

[applause] >> make noise if you are ready to pick up a broom and do some cleaning today! who would have thought we could call this a cold day in san francisco. we're glad the temperature came down a little bit but it's still a beautiful day to demonstrate to everyone in our city we care and we're going to do some cleaning up. i'm the supervisor of district 6 and i want to give a special shout out to the different communities and cbds of district 6. the tenderloin where i live, soma, union square, everyone who is here, we really appreciate how much you do everyday. i see folks here from the hotel. make some noise if you are representing the hotels in our city. this is a city that is still a world-class destination. people come here from all over the world. we want to make sure that when they come here, they understand that they're going to have an incredible experience and they're going to see clean and safe streets and they're going to see the people of san francisco care about our community. that's what you are demonstrating today. i want to thank mayor breed for the inv

or sweep with this broom. helping you lift the pot off the stove with both handles on one side or eat with this fork. cutting the company renders everyday objects on usable also course me my intention is to make people laugh but i think there is a 2nd level. like us not to take these things all around us for granted they were designed according to certain rules and only when you break these rules of the do you learn to appreciate these objects again so we should always think beyond our own limits. i love but above the world all of us can but often. catarina company works as an architect in athens whenever she has the time she works on her design project the uncomfortable collection is now grown to over 30 objects some of them have been used in an advertising campaign off the wall concepts have gone by or on the internet. i'm going to come upon a year's working on more uncomfortable design objects he or she takes the ergonomics out of her tooth brush. because i think that it's must have appeared became a hyper

if you want to see happiness a broom. no one's happy about this next story british airways facing a fine of more than 200000000 euros over a data breach it's the biggest penalty handed out by the u.k.'s information watchdog actually it could be quite happy about this last year the airline fell victim to what it called a sophisticated malicious criminal attack on its website it said the hackers accessed almost $400000.00 customer transactions british airways says its prize and disappointed by the fine. buster business with me now you're up to date on all the business news from around the world i've been fizzling thanks for watching v.w. stay with us. hijacking the news. more i come from the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good versus evil us versus them why and why. in countries like russia china church people are told lives that's enough and if you're a journalist and you try to get beyond this you are facing scare tactics intimidation. and i wonder is that where w

in the enclosure you have one with a broom and dust pan. then she is not alone anymore.give her the cope, but gifts at this moment she manages to keep her cool. >> it were, it works for. clearly something going wrong there. someone left the door open accidentally for the polar bear came in from. >> is it secure? >> she's able to maneuver around and get out of there.>> he wasn't in any danger when this picture was taken on his family farm. is a generation farmer in his family opened about eight months ago. the post on facebook. somebody said i think you need to night. is been declared sexiest farmer in the uk. unfortunate ladies i am not single, there is a girlfriend. >> all tinesfor the time to shine. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns honking] woman: hey! [bicycle bell rings] turn here. there. excuse me. uh. uh. [indistinct announcement on p.a. system] so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: put away a few bucks. feel like a million bucks. for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig when i have an asthma attack... i feel sca

phone in the stomach of the broom despond of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers there are the bad ones there are the litter bugs are trying this way industry should be blamed for all this waste to company has promised to reuse the plastic. especially. on. the mountains of noise only grow while. the u.s. navy stand accused of multiple war crimes including a brutal murder and a combat zone he's acquitted by a minute. as a key witness claims responsibility. cause them through a petrol bomb and israeli teenager was shot dead by police. a tale of true for finds it's revealed the 14 sailors who died in a deep sea vessel fire in northwest russia gave up their lives to say thanks for the. support of the react with anger to a brick.

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bring out the brooms, the a's sweep up after a dramatic finish at the coliseum.knows best, right? >>> now sports from abc7 news. >> the a's make a move to strengthen their rotation. before today's series finale against the sox the a's made a trade for starting pitcher bailey. he is 3-0 in the last five starts. check this out. fall ball at the coliseum. a fan bending over backwards on the rail. don't try that. a's down 2-1 in the seventh. and then laureano, right at the 388 sign to tie it at two. and tied at two in the bottom of the ninth. they throw it away and pen dur races all the way around to first to score. a's win it 3-2. they are rolling. giants and brewers finishing up in milwaukee. tied at one in the fifth inning, and brandon belt with his 11th home run of the year. the giants have a 2-1 l now tied at two in the seventh, and then a bunt faked and solano scores to make it 3-2. and two hits on the day, and that opens the floodgates. the giants score six runs in the inning, and they win it 8-3. a trip continues. >>> and thea final epic, the longest singles

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risk they were at and there a couple of bakers who are armed with nothing but plastic crates and broomsalso ran towards the danger, so all hands on deck and many more lives would've been lost happy when i pull together. if london is the capital of the world, it is the harmonization regardless of the colour of the skin what god they worship, they come here to pursue a better life, and live in peace and that night is evidence of no matter what the forces of evil are, the good people of london will rise up and beat them. the officers are faced with an appalling and confused scene, you can see faced with an appalling and confused scene, you can see in faced with an appalling and confused scene, you can see in that footage and this was the scene at the market, and he said that there was nothing that could prepare you for what happened. but it we can also be said that people have been told to run and hide if they can't confront safely, that also kept the death toll lower than it could have been. let's turn to the times, you are but very keen on this. why? we are heading towards a no deal. pol

. >> reporter: six days later, a man used a broom to break the windshield of three vehicles stopped in traffic on jackson in stockton. police say the vandalism is unrelated to the attack on wong. the attack in broad daylight in an area filled with folks and tourists is alarming. >> i am not able to be turned back to work. perhaps another week or so. >> he is asking for a stronger and sustained police presence on the streets. he would also like to see more throughout chinatown. city officials say more cameras were in the works before the recent incidents. we expect them up and running and 6-8 weeks. >>> good news from the town of paradise. coming up, we get an update from cleanup crews. straka community comes together to celebrate a local chef. he tells us the and firing story after a big win on a tv cooking show. >>> cooler today across the bay area. the weekend will backup. more details on an advisory that will soon kick in your compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money?

you see crews on scene with the yellow jackets the mops and brooms trying to get this cleaned up.rson, a from barts a chris filippi he reported that trains are once again rolling through the station but they have to 2 per early stop the service in from this video you can see just how much water was for down onto the tracks and the platforms definitely not something you want to see it definitely has impacted the morning commute but once again trains are rolling through that station. this was really impacting people trying to get between a west oakland and san francisco impacting to the transfer a service so once again we have service but you know it takes time to get those trains back on the schedule so if you plan on using bart this morning once again that you can get through the embarcadero station but do expect residual delays chris filippi says that eastbound service susan the east bay service is resuming but then you also have to think about the muni delays to sunset water was coming from the muni platform muni is still reporting delays on trains that go through the area so i'

martez a broom was recently fired from the wal-mart after he apparently showed a knife to a fellow employee. >>on tuesday today. police say a room shot and killed 2 employees. 2 police officers confronted the suspect outside and then there was a shootout the town's mayor says a bulletproof vest saved one officers life. now a room is facing 2 counts of murder, we'll be right back. >>a pennsylvania family says they were shocked to find cameras inside their air bnb rental in maine, they found the cameras hidden in bathrooms and bedrooms specifically the cameras were facing toilets showers and the bedrooms where the 2 teenagers were staying. police say the cameras were disguised as phone chargers experts say, although it is difficult to identify these devices there are a few things to watch out for the experts say blinking lights and tiny pin holes for cameras are a dead giveaway. and one of the world's largest hotel chains is bidding goodbye to those travel-size toiletries in the hotel rooms. this decision affects the intercontinental group which owns holiday inn crown plaza and the kimpton ho

fireworks and barbecues have been replaced by brooms and bandages, but there are signing of hope for things getting better tomorrow. >> we are going to try to continue to celebrate the best we can. even though everything is like this. >> as temperatures hover under 100 degrees, local stores are trying to help like this wal-mart where people are being given bottled water, gatorade and other supplies. in fact 90 minutes after the quake, there were 36 aftershocks with a magnitude of three or higher. as you can imagine, that's not making the recovery any easier. 6:00.l have a live report from robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> looking forward to it. so many businesses impacted by the ridge quest quake. look at the surveillance video in a chiropractor's office. the picture frames were flying off the walls there. there will be a lot of queen up at wal-mart. the quake rearranged virtually everything. you can see there is laundry detergens on the floor and a pasta sauce and olive oil cracked and leaking. homes in the area didn't fare any better either. this person took to snap chat to show

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. >>> the bay area's tech broom boom continues to grow with employment numbers surpassing the peak of old.com days, the latest in staff shows the region now has 835,000 people working in the tech sector. that is nearly 117,000 more and higher than the year 2000 when the.com boom hit its height. the job hotspots have also shifted. santa clara has given up more of its share of the pie to san mateo and san francisco. >>> speaking of hotspots there are a few of them in the bay area this weekend. >>> tomorrow will be the warmer day where a couple inland spots may hit 90 and then you will wake up on sunday and wonder what happened? we are going to lose about 10 degrees. the pendulum can swing quickly it's all about the breeze. today the answer is more no than yes and so we are talking about cooler weather on sunday. i hope you enjoy today and if you like it warm enjoy tomorrow because it cooldown is coming. temperatures outside, we are seasonably chilly and san francisco. we are or were in the low 90s in concord, currently 89. 81 santa rosa, 84 for livermore. low clouds return anywhere near

there's abuse it's the city's there's abuse this is that on their best behavior and they put them in broome with no running water and these women were being told by c.b.p. officers to drink out of the toilet they were drinking water out of the toilet and that was them knowing with a congressional visit was coming that was this is their best behavior telling people to drink out of the toilet. well this comes as the u.s. nonprofit news site pro publica has published a report exposing what it says is a secret facebook group for current and former border patrol agents now according to probe publica the secret group has more than $9000.00 members whose posts include the recent photo of the bodies of a father and his 23 month old daughter floating in the rio grande you remember that image we have blurred the image of the person who posted the photo in the group asked if it could have been faked because the bodies were so quote clean when the picture was taken by an associated press photographer and there is no indication that it was staged or manipulated the u.s. customs and border protection age

this year, he armed himself with a broom. he doesn't agree that fireworks on the fourth should be against the law. >> for number of years we have been doing this now, and it is safe. it is a family oriented thing. >> it scares me when i k i see teenage kids there. trip she said she has witnessed what fireworks can do in the wrong hands. >> we have seen them out there throwing fireworks, literally. i took video of them throwing fireworks up there. thank god nothing happened at the time. >> reporter: this year city leaders as well as firefighters reminded residents they could report their neighbors breaking the law by taking a picture of the person setting off fireworks and sending it in, or calling the fireworks hotline. >> god bless america. >> reporter: despite the push to curb the illegal activities, some say it is tradition, and not even the law will get in their way. >> this is a family thing. everybody cleans up their mess and everybody won't put their kids in danger. it is about getting together faw, if u arugwi those y

it shows a man coming up and using a broom to smash the window of a car right there in san francisco's chinatown before he runs off. now, that happened yesterday and it comes as community members held a meeting this morning to talk about the recent crime. >> they are looking for solutions amid high-profile crimes where they say the suspects are targeting seniors and members of the chinese american community. abc7 news anchor dion lim has the story. >> reporter: more than 200 community members packed the chinatown benevolent association headquarters. fed up after this violent attack last week where one of their leaders and another senior were crossing the street in the middle of the day and brutally attacked and knocked to the ground for a wrist watch. >> this guy, outrageous' behavior must be stopped. >> reporter: one of the victims face bruised and hesitant to go on camera, telling me today he feels apprehensive being out in chinatown. supervisor aaron peskin says it took more than 30 m m s.f.p.d. to arrive. >> we have extended the hours of our foot beat officers so there's higher vis

at that point, two bakers also joined the chase, armed only with plastic crates and a broom.tract the attackers, to stop them stabbing any more people. stay there! paul clarke, who's filming it all, tells his family to stay back. they'd seen several people stabbed in front of them in a restaurant, but he also follows to keep an eye on the attackers. siren. that siren — the sound of the firearms officers arriving. gunfire. i sort of dived myself one way into a shutter, cos i was stood there perfectly in line... it was, like, me, one of the attackers, and the firearms officer. quite lucky not to have been shot myself. what the bleep is going on here? the firearms officers left their vehicle so quickly that no—one put the handbrake on, and it rolled into some chairs as the attackers fell to the floor. and two unarmed officers stepped forward to handcuff the suspects — worried about the possible suicide belts. i think if i had time to think about what i was doing, maybe i wouldn't have done it. i had one thought, and that was people's lives needed to be saved, and if they were re

at that point, two bakers also joined the chase, armed only with plastic crates and a broom.ckers, to stop them stabbing any more people. stay there! paul clarke, who's filming it all, tells his family to stay back. they'd seen several people stabbed in front of them in a restaurant, but he also follows to keep an eye on the attackers. siren. that siren — the sound of the firearms officers arriving. gunfire. i sort of dived myself one way into a shutter, ‘cos i was stood there perfectly in line... it was, like, me, one of the attackers, and the firearms officer. quite lucky not to have been shot myself. what the bleep is going on here? the firearms officers left their vehicle so quickly that no—one put the handbrake on, and it rolled into some chairs as the attackers fell to the floor. and two unarmed officers stepped forward to handcuff the suspects — worried about the possible suicide belts. i think if i had time to think about what i was doing, maybe i wouldn't have done it. i had one thought, and that was people's lives needed to be saved, and if they were real, then we'r

at that point, two bakers also joined the chase, armed only with plastic crates and a broom.istract the attackers, to stop them stabbing any more people. stay there! paul clarke, who's filming it all, tells his family to stay back. they'd seen several people stabbed in front of them in a restaurant, but he also follows to keep an eye on the attackers. siren that siren — the sound of the firearms officers arriving. gunfire i sort of dived myself one way into a shutter, cos i was stood there perfectly in line... there was, like, me and one of the attackers, and the firearms officers. quite lucky not to have been shot myself. gunfire what the bleep is going on here? the firearms officers left their vehicle so quickly that no—one put the handbrake on, and it rolled into some chairs as the attackers fell to the floor, and two unarmed officers stepped forward to handcuff the suspects — worried about the possible suicide belts. i think if i'd had time to think about what i was doing, maybe i wouldn't have done it. i had one thought, and that was people's lives needed to be saved, an

concern is that actually putting rejected asylum seekers into custody or into detention might become a broom instead of an expectation and. exception and actually it should be a measure of last resort this is why let me just add this maybe because the criteria the risk of scolding is now always something that is expected and there has been a shift the burden so the person who has been detained has to prove that in fact he won't of school and that's very hard is it legal in germany to detain people like the failed asylum seekers ahead of their deportation is there a bill that allows for that this is exactly what is coming up now and it will have also rules that make it much more easier. do you expect this to be challenged in court this bill i expect especially expect this to be challenge because now germany is planning to put together people that are in immigration detention together with people that are and criminal the tension this is been ruled out but the european court of justice and through 2014 to violate european law but also of course the message being to all of those who are applyin

world champions you mourn a broom from germany finished just short of a medal she managed to clear rounds but knocking down this royal couple coaster 3rd place but overall it was a successful day for the german riders on home soil in front of 40000 equestrian funds. coming up next sunday deputy news global free council i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching good to. one of the world's fastest sinking cities piccata into the capital top spot as much as $25.00 centimeters. ground will teams. and on top of that climate change is causing increased flooding so watch mentions it is the megacity taking to avoid winding up on towards our. global 3000 next d.w. . robots are still in the development phase. but what's going to happen when they grow. will schumann's and emission inspire you to peacefully coexist. or are we on the verge of a robot collapse. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then it's the space that is probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreadi

landis' remains may be buried there she was 15 when she vanished on her way home from flint lesson in broome in 1983. ok process because of bones have been passably that's the point where it thousands of bugs i can't say for 2000 or 2000 but they're really a lot. of bones are the remains of a few dozen people there are long small bones you have to imagine that it's not an catalogued collection of close to part of a subject they all piled up inside a cavity. parents in india say disabled children are being left behind despite the introduction of laws meant to help loads of elements millions are so deprived of the most basic education and the stigma that comes with disability is holding them back even further shallow bellus reports. ashi yard of his just started treatment for cerebral palsy her mother manager brings her to this clinic in new delhi to improve her function she wants to she to live a normal life but doubts in india it's possible to mourn with them society doesn't like children with special needs i always face discrimination against my child when i take her outside because she can

but again he gives out this idea that he is organising things, there is a new broom in town...t is right. i don't think! that you think, actually, that is right. i don't think i would insist people be called esquire. a lot of our people who read a paper want imperial measurements, so they would love that. michael and susie, thank you very much. have a lovely weekend. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, susie and michael. goodbye. hello, the latest from the bbc sport centre. ireland were bowled out for just 38 to leave their hopes of winning theirfirst test just 38 to leave their hopes of winning their first test match against england in tatters after a devastating fight back by the home side at lords. it was a remarkable turnaround from england who were bowled out for just 85 themselves before lunch on wednesday, our sports correspondent was th

you are familiar with the broom smashing glass? i gave that to you and i was city. you smash on the ground and then it.ray to lincoln to heal is smashede to do the glass. >> my father had the only catholic wedding with a rabbi of officiating the altar. [inaudible] >> i would be happy to. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> you know how to work that thing? >> i do. go.here you >> alex, how are you? [inaudible] >> thank you. >> we both looked a little sweaty. .his is my husband you have to get low. >> all right. >> we probably need one with him re.thei >> thank you. >> thank you. >> how are you? [inaudible conversations] >> there you go. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. [inaudible] >> thank you. you.nor to meet i'm from north carolina. [inaudible conversations] how are you? you?ld are you know this guy? thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> grandma. god love you. [laughter] >> how are you doing? expression,the grandkids are better than kids. [laughter] thank you very much. thanks for coming, being here today. and i knowi

. >> reporter: six days after the attack, a man used a broom to break the wiin traffic on jackson and stockton. police in the vandalism is unrelated to the attack on wong. during a community meeting, people that live and work in chinatown expressed concern and outrage. city officials say they are in the process of testing surveillance cameras along stockton street which are expected to be up and running and 68 eight six a cut -- 6-8 weeks. >> to get cameras in all angles from top to bottom to really get to see what actually happens. >> the injuries are still causing him pain. the attack in broad daylight in an area filled with elderly folks in tauris is alarming. he wants the suspect shot and arrested. -- caught and arrested. >> am not able to go back to a work for a week or so. i'm hoping this never happens to anyone else. >>> wong is asking for a stronger and police presence and more cameras throughout chinatown. on tuesday, chinatown officials are planning to meet with the candidate and district attorney to discuss prevention. live in chinatown, thank you. >>> the bay area is braci

what are these people going to do when they show up wearing helmets and shin guards brandishing a broomy come up to a dude with a military i.d. the outfit is not going to work. >> dagen: is it a joke or not? >> dana: apparently there's a guy who put the original facebook post up, let's do this and he says he was joking. the problem is no one has a sense of humor anymore so everyone thought it was serious and now he is saying you guys, i was kidding. it could get a life of its own. >> greg: yes! it's a great time to be alive that you can take a few days off and go storm some kind of folklore, we have a great economy and peace. this is our problem. >> dagen: meantime, the kardashians. what do we wear to area 51? i want to show this because it generated the posting on facebook has generated names in this one made me laugh out loud. what are we really going to find when we get to area 51? dollar general. that is rural southern humor that made me laugh. >> capri: plenty of dollar generals all over ohio. i kind of want to go. i myself was curious because i do want to see the clientele that sh

. ♪ >> sean: welcome to the special edition of hannity, the russia broom rang.ve a studio audience full of experts who will break down the swinging pendulum of justice two. -plus years, democrats, the deep state, the media mob all working together, what first to stop one person, becoming president. then take down a duly elected president of the united states with conspiracy theories and a russian hoax. tonight the president remains unscathed. those who abuse their power, those involved in corruption, will be held accountable. this does include special counsel robert mueller. we expecte

. >> it's going to start soon, so good thing you brought your broom. he has been sweeping his sidewalk. what are you afraid is in the dirt? >> my wife likes to have it clean, and so we just keep it nice. >> happy fourth. looks like the boy scouts are out here as well, and the parade is starting at 9:00. they shutdown the road about 30 minutes ago, and we have a lot of people coming out here to fill in the crosswalk areas. these seats have been taken and spoken for since yesterday afternoon. they are expecting between 30 and 40,000 people at this parade. this parade has been going on since 1975. it's sponsored by the kiwanis club, and it's the anniversary of the american lesion, and rob mayeda will be out in the parade, and the nbc bay area storm ranger -- i don't want to put anybody else's floats down, but it's cool. it has a big dome on it, and a doppler radar on it, and it's a lot of stuff. >> yeah, the boy scouts behind you, and it's nice to see those folks keeping that tradition alive. thank you, bob. >>> everybody loves fireworks except for some o

. >> does anybody have a broom? have been swept up and the hudson theater is good to go. "seawall:a life" is in theaters now. hear jake being bossed around by his sister maggie, check out today.com/sunday. don't forget to subscribe to our sunday sit-down broadcast to hear the entire interview with jake gyllenhaal. you can find it on our apple podcast. next week we revisit with viola davis. her rise from the depth s of provety to t-- poverty t >>> and the morning begins with some pretty warm temperatures, and sunshine in san jose. right now 67 degrees, as we head through the afternoon. we'll see 90s around san jose, in the morning, and pretty warm around the tri-valley as well. we're seeing numbers in the 60s to start the day. highs today mid-90s, upper 90s, near 100 leagudegrees in the in east bay and notice the big drop in temperatures tomorrow, as the sea breeze picks up. low clouds return and a big drop in temperatures for monday. >>> next on "sunday today," get out that flatten card board box and parachute pants

tim o'brien is the executive editor of broom berg opinion and msnbc contributor. your reading of this indictment? >> this is a stunning indictment to say the least. it would be stunning in its own regard because here you have very serious charges being levelled against a powerful person. given the posture though of how this compares to the case that was prosecuted or walked away from in florida, it makes these changes more stunning. quite frankly this is what should have happened in florida. these are the charges that the florida u.s. attorney's office could have brought and probably should have brought. i think this leaves a lot of open questions about why the federal prosecutors in the southern district of florida walked away from these kinds of charges. why epstein was allowed to plead to a minor state charge in that case and why the victims were intentionally excluded from the process. they are stunning charges for a number of reasons and given the posture, they are more stunning. >> the attorney answered very few questions, but why is this case being brought

. ♪ >> sean: welcome to the special edition of hannity, the russia broom rang.e have a studio audience full of experts who will break down the swinging pendulum of justice two. -plus years, democrats, the deep state, the media mob all working together, what first to stop one person, becoming president. then take down a duly elected president of the united states with conspiracy theories and a russian hoax. tonight the president remains unscathed. those who abuse their power, those involved in corruption, will be held accountable. this does include special counsel robert mueller. we expect he will appear on capitol hill for a public hearing as the attorney general barr pointed out, democrats are hoping to turn the testimony into a spectacle. for nadler, the cowardly shift, one more excuse to try and smear trump. for republicans, this hearing is a golden opportunity to ask the questions that need to be asked, to robert mueller. hold him accountable. you, we, the american people deserve answers to all. pressing questions that our government has totally ignored and

you'll see a man come from out of nowhere with a broom and smash a window. it's not just property that's been damaged, people have been hurt. abc 7 news anchor dion lim joining us from the newsroom with examples and possible solutions. >> that video is hard to watch. this most recent crime happened in the heart of china town where two senior community leaders were crossing the street when they were brutally attacked and knocked to the ground, all of it for a wristwatch. more than 200 community members packed the china town association headquarters fed up after this violent attack last week where one of their leaders and another senior were crossing the street in the middle of the day and brutally attacked and knocked to the ground for a wrist watch. >> this guy of outrageous behavior must be stopped. >> one of the victims faced bruised and he sitant to go on camera feels apprehensive being out in china town. the supervisor says it took more than 30 minutes for an ambulance to arrive as fpd arrived within minutes. >> as of last week, we increased patrols so w

>>china push the water out with the brooms and mops they have on those yellow vest, they are still outre by the way so as this was how happening are developing in the 6 o'clock hour they pretty much stop service. you can run trains through that it's a major hazard so we've learned that trains are indeed running through the embarcadero station. so once again we have service between oakland and san francisco. but delayed service and then we also heard from our report seen a teacher on the scenand we saw that they had bart station still sort of cold often have tape out there and they weren't allowing people to get through so the trains are running through. but it's still unclear if you can get into our susan media into the embarcadero station looks like you can get off that you can get in. so i'd say just to avoid the whole big mess and head to the montgomery station instead we've learned that the muni embarcadero station is still this will throw you off this morning make sure you pay attention. bart will honor your muni ticket while this all is happening. but yeah pao street montgomery s

he called it a disgusting rat and broom infested mess.ts including joe biden and kamala harris are coming to the congressman's defense calling the presidents tweets disgraceful and despicable. kenneth craig, cbs news new york. >> barbara lee responded by saying here trump goes again with another racist attack against an african-american. representative cummings is a true patriot who served his district in the country with honor and distinction. these attacks won't stop him or any of us serving in congress. this month president trump traded a race for c race controversy after for women of color should go back where they came from. all four are u.s. citizens. >>> a sonoma county sheriff wants immigrants in his community to know they have nothing to fear from his department. this video was sent to us from a latin dance event where sheriff addressed a crowd of about 2000 people last night. >> what i am here to assure you tonight as the sheriff of sonoma county is that we will not turn you over to i.c.e for minor traffic violations and minor p

of the very few he reviewed, we asked him why, and he said i knew that it would be in a committee broome this someday. they knew from the start that this thing was a problem. and they did it anyway, and as a president said, if they can do it to a president of the united states and his campaign, imagine what they can do to you or i. >> sean: they were warned, jim jordan, about the first report, it is not verified, it is political, hillary paid for it. now we know according to this report tonight that the fbi knew before they signed the warrant, they knew then that it was 90 plus percent was b.s., and baker's comments are a key, and we also have jim coming, you are right, he signed the october 20y the application, and then in january of 2017 he told the president salacious and unverified, signed one the month before, gregg jarrett would know that, not me. >> they signed three more, sean, and even one, renewed the third fisa renewal happens after bob mueller is already named special counsel. so they surveilled an american citizen for the better part of a year on something that was complete

baton rouge mayor weston broome called her a standout matriarch of baton rouge and added -- "we will make her legacy a priority here in baton rouge and east baton rouge parish." a federal magistrate judge said the founder and editor of the neo-nazi website the daily stormer should be ordered to pay over $14 million to a montana woman who was the target of an anti-semitic troll-storm. the daily stormer publisher, andrew anglin, mounted an online intimidation campaign in 2016 against tanya gersh, a jewish real estate agent from the resort town of whitefish. in the following months, gersh and her family received hundreds of hate-filled messages, forcing them to temporarily leave their home. a virginia state judge sentenced james fields to life in prison plus 419 years for plowing his car into a crowd of anti-racist protesters in charlottesville at a counter-protest of the white supremacist unite the right rally in 2017. he killed 32 year-old activist heather heyer in the attack. this comes on top of last month's sentence to life in prison on federal hate crime charges for the 22 year-ol

they were simply given the tools of a grabber, gloves, a bucket, and a broom and told to go at it. i have cleaned human waste at 16th and mission station at the platform level and i was deeply concerned that i felt that, first of all, we also had 21 maintenance vacancies in our last fiscal year. so i drove that home, and we do not have vacancies anymore. at the 16th and mission station, the first day that i swept when i was by myself, i had a gentleman who identified himself as being homeless and said that he pretty much lived in the plaza and there hadn't been a full-time custodian daytime for eight months, and i was absolutely shocked at that. we have had a change in leadership. our former assistant general manager for operations retired, and tamar allan who is an engineer and she's been with bart for over 30 years has come into this role as being our assistant general manager for operations and engineering. we now participate with the international systems supply association, issa, which is an international maintenance and cleaning association that i'm sure city hall belongs to,