the suspect is then wheeled out of the surge cal unit. he is accused of stabbing an israeli man. his brother was in the room at the time. >> translation: the first thing they did was to handcuff my hand to a bed. he was walking out of the bathroom as he was preparing to pray. the undercover security man asked him to stand at his place. as he was looking at them, they shot him. >> reporter: but that version differed from earlier reports which say that he was trying to stop the arrest at the time he was shot. emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. the last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions or even emotions isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there has been a somewhat muted response from the israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrest did take place >>> russia says the irregularities around its drug testing system were down to the sports old leadership hoping to prevent its athletes being banned from next year rio olympics. the former head of its athletics feder

the suspect is then wheeled out to the surge cal unit. he is accused of stabbing an israeli man. his brother was in the room at the time. >> translation: the first thing they did was to huff my hands to the bed. my cousin was about to pray. he was asked to stand. as he was looking at them, they shot him. >> reporter: that version differs to another version which says he was trying to stop the arrest at the time he was shot. emotions in the city of hebron are already very strained. the last few weeks have been marked by protests and reprisal attacks from both sides. separating facts from opinions, or even emotions, isn't straightforward. news of the raid is spreading. there has been a somewhat muted response from israeli side, although it has confirmed that the arrest did take place >>> venezuelan president says cocaine smuggling charges against two of his relatives are "impearlist attack". they are nephews of his wife. they had been charged in the united states. al alan has more. >> reporter: this is the indictment that says they tried to smuggle cocaine into the u.s. there was a

heavily-armed tack cal unit ready to move in at the first sign of any threat, but officials stress there is no specific threat here. while those who gather tomorrow hoping the annual thanksgiving day tradition sends a strong message. >> personally, i believe we can't live in fear. of course, it's on our minds, but again they want us to live in fear and we feel we can't. >> reporter: so they will celebrate while police stand guard to make sure the holiday is safe. you know, police here are very confident in the security plan they have in place and parade officials tell me with warm weather in the forecast we could see the largest crowds on record lining the parade route here tomorrow. that's the latest live in new york. i'm jay gray. chris, back to you. >> looks like fun. >> d.c. public schools chancellor says there is a personnel issue involving the athletic director and kaya henderson says it's being, quote, looked into, it placed stephanie evans on administrative leave. questions are being raised about her management of district funds and chancellor henderson addressed that report toda

think trump's core message is that somehow he can build some kind of wall, real or metaphor cal, between the united states and the dangerous things in the world, whether it's illegal immigration from mexico or terrorists coming into our borders or our own muslim population in the united states. so the fear helps him. what's different between what he and other republicans are saying is that they are focusing on how america should respond overseas whereas i think he has a quick fix answer, which is basically if we simply start taking away the rights of muslims here in the united states, that will protect us. i think it's wrong. >> listen, brooke. >> i think it's dangerous. but it's working. >> scottie, you're shaking your head. >> even cc cnn in 2009 did a great, great story on homegrown hate where anderson cooper and drew griffin admitted there were revolutionary muslims in america, in new york and new jersey who celebrated 9/11, who were here to take out america. so it's not necessarily a made-up fight. you don't have to connect the tea leaves to realize there are some terrorist issues here in amer

. >> we used or tactical units to do a system matt cal search floor by floor for the us is. >> reporter: it kept shoppers locked out of the cars for more than two hours. >> i don't want to be paying a $10 bill. i think they will reimburse us. >> reporter: many watched the commotion from the sidewalk on mission street and some from inside westfield, out of the cold. with the holiday shopping season less than two days away from its official kickoff, sfpd was quick to point out, this wasn't random, that the suspect and victim knew each other. the victim was taken to san francisco general hospital with multiple gunshot wounds to his lower extremities. he is in critical but stable condition. he is expected to survive. police are searching for the suspect trying to determine which direction he ran. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> investigators are looking into yet another shooting on interstate 80. the latest was tuesday night in the eastbound lanes between ashby and university avenue. a car with three people inside was struck. no one was hit by a bullet but broken glass cut a woman's face. >> this

also knew, we are expecting to hear the results of a strike vote by cal state university faculty and staff. the union represents 25,000 units the employees, faculty association is seeking a 5% salary increase along with a 2.7% pay bump based on years of service. the university is offering raises of 2%. the two sides have been negotiating since may. >>> students and parents at a magnet school are speaking out against the plan to close their school. east bay arts high school student walked 2 miles from their campus in heyward to the san lorenzo school board meeting yesterday to address board members. the students say they've been told at least 100 eighth- graders need to make east bay arch their first choice next year or aba will be merged with another school. students say that's not much time but they do think it's important to keep the school open. it's the school that has taught them how to speak for themselves. >> we're not only a school but we're a community. we have excellent academics. we are given the right amount of independence and responsibility along with support and guidance. >> performing arts helps you develop

from the united states cal state long beach student nehomi gonzalez, her mother says she hopes she'sas in paris as a foreign exchange student. nick alexander from britain. he was working with the eagles of death metal band when the attack happened. an italian citizen also killed at the bataclan according to italy's foreign minister. the 28-year-old venice native was studying in paris. from chile, a musician who had lived in paris for eight years. and patricia and her daughter, niece and grand niece respectively of the chilean ambassador to new mexico. >> those are some of the faces, but toipt share this with you. one man doing his part there to help paris heal bringing a grand piano to the bataclan concert hall. ♪ at. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone. who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean, you...us. (vo) go national. go like a pro.

staff and students at cal state long beach university in the united states now mourning the loss of one of their own. 23-year-old nohemi gonzalez killed in these attacks last night. she was out having dinner with her other friends studying abroad here, like so many do a friday night. isis claims to have carried out the coordinated six attacks. nohemi a junior at university, in paris for a semester abroad, studying design. cnn's paul vercammen joins me now with more from long beach. we just heard, paul, the president of the university speaking. what did she say to describe this 23-year-old girl who has now lost her life? >> reporter: well, they describe her on this campus as buoyant, overial and a superstar in design. the mood on the campus now, poppy, tragic, sad, heartbreaking, some of the words they used. and they began to describe nohemi. and as a design student, she was actually a senior, they corrected that. apparently extremely gifted one of her professors telling me offcamera seconds ago, so talented everybody in the department knew her. and not only was she gifted but she was sh

top of taxes is not clear people at the table are not employers their hospitals and units who want to solve the medi-calbout our cost of our premiums so that is what i have to say about takes and call on marina. >> before we do that i'm to declare a 10 minute hygiene break marina you'll beyou. >> okay. we're going to thank you for that recess we're going to now take up the question as presented by madam secretary. >> yes. this is a issues h s f transparency marina. >> marine health services and data manager i was off to provide a quick transparency initiative you all know that it is our mission to certainly preserve and improve the sustainable quality benefits in being able to assess the value of the care we're ref and have it access to the quality information so to that end in our continuing efforts to, of course, have the database heretofore ap cd as part of strategy and we've just recently completed the implementation phase and have a europe and looking at how to incorporate that into the tranlt strategies we had a meeting on october 1st here at city hall attend by supervisor farrell and in attendanc

united against a horror that has no color, no religion." lynda kinkade, cnn. >> vicki: hundreds gathered this afternoon at cal state long beach for a vigil honoringemory of a student who died while studying abroad in paris. 23-year-old nohemi gonzalez died friday after the city came under attack. a standing-room only crowd including students, faculty, and family members packed the ballroom inside the university student union. >> vicki: a design professor who knew gonzalez well says the el monte california resident was talented and admired throughout the whole department. >>: she had ever airborne and to enjoy yes personality. >>: very smart i'm beautiful. >> vicki: gonzalez' mom says nohemi was put in an ambulance after the attack.but she died before she reached the hospital. >> j.r: the brutal attacks on paris are elevating the syrian refugee crisis in u-s politics. >> j.r: republican presidential hopeful marco rubio says the u-s cannot properly screen and shouldn't let in refugees fleeing that war-ravaged country. >> j.r: the issue intensified after a syrian passport was discovered near the body of one paris attacker that had passed through a m

the bears have played outside the united states only once before, tying washington state in tokyo in 1987. calosts arizona state tonight, trying for their seventh win of the year. plenty of talk about jared goff and whether he'll leave cal for the nfl or stick around for his senior season. if so he, this would be his last game at memorial stadium. what does jared have to say about the scenario? >> right now i'm just trying to beat arizona state, and then go to a ball game and win that. that's all i can really worry about right now. i owe it to myself and my teammates to do that. >> love to see him stick around. stanford and notre dame under way, tied at 7 in the first. notre dame returned the kickoff for a touchdown. we'll have complete highlights and reaction coming up later tonight on "after the game" following oklahoma and oklahoma state. let's head down south where there is no bigger rivalry than alabama and auburn. bama currently number 2 in the playoff rankings. with thoughts of the big iron bowl upset, a field goal, game into the third. bamma's stuart, 19-6 bama. jason smith to himself,

>> because when the president of the united states says that 65 nation nations are involved in the coalition, and many of the nations may support some refor the calare they doing anything? >> well, sole of the gulf states had a bigger role, and not so much now. and the uae, the united arab emirates is still there, and jordan is still there, and the turkey is playing a role, and allowing the air base access for the u.s. forces, and there was a trade off where we gave support to the kurdish ypg to fight isis inside of turkey, and then we got to use the syrian air base, and now we will see the imperative, because isis is launching attacks way outside of syria, and we have have gone back to backing the kurds, and we are saying that we will increase the backing for them, and that is a worry for erdogan when you see the plane shot down. and when you look at it in the big round, you have to wonder, as president erdogan is he on a short fuse here with russian involvement? is he concerned about the direction of the way that the fight is going? has he got broader concerns of where the russian aircraft are? is he losing drirection and control over what is h

the ideal onlying cal war because that promises territory and promises estate and we need to nonstrait to them that they're not going to get that. the international community is united and will defeat them. >>> thank you very much for joining us. >>> you're watching al jazeera. still to come, praying for paris, france mourns the victims of friday's attacks and tributes paid around the world. welcome back. the french president has described fridays attacks on paris as abact of war against its country. at least 129 people were killed at various locations across the french capital. >>> and police in belgium have arresteded several people in connection with those attacks in paris. a car hired in belgium and found near the concert hall in paris is being investigated >>> meanwhile, progress at peace talks in vienna aimed at ending syr syria's war. john kerry and his russian counterpart led discussions and have agreed to begin negotiations by january and hope to hold new elections within 18 months. >> this political process has to be accompanied by a cease fire. at this time will help to end the blood shed as quickly as possible and help rapidly define who wants to be cons

united states. >> reporter: stiti the fbi is investigating what it cal a few dozen people deemed highest risk for carrying out a copycat paris-style attack. comey vowed to cover them like a blanket. u.s. officials remain concerned about lone wolf attacks inspired by those isis videos. the department of justice is taking another look at all of the individuals on their radar who may be isisi sympathizers. just as it did over the summer, it could lead to a flurry of arrests. in june one such case led to a confrontation after a terrorism suspect in boston charged officers with a knife. the suspect was shot and killed. according to the department of justice, since 2013, more than 70 people have been charged with attempting to join isis or other terrorism-related officials. loretta lynch. >> we take all threats seriously. we're taking all action to diffuse threats as they merge. and we're vigorously prosecuting those who seek harm to the american people. >> reporter: an isis threat to citizens in >>> as far as these guys are concerned, air strikes he made a huge difference on the battlefield. for the f

unit@nbcbayarea.com. >> expect delays on the bay bridge tomorrow. here's a live look at the span where the traffic tomorrow will be halted just for a brief time. cal trans will implode a portion of the old bridge. 7:00 tomorrow morning, caltrans will set off 600 charges of dynamite. here's some animation here. they're going to destroy a five-story underwater pier that used to help anchor that old span. the bridge will be closed for about 15 minutes. the explosion will not be visible above the water. >> don't want to disappoint, but there won't be one on top of the water. so please stay at home. you have a much better vantage point there. and we'll provide the link to the site. >> in fact, here it is. caltrans will provide that live feed of the operation on their website. they say the only thing that could delay or prevent the implosion is if protective wildlife like pelicans get too close to the area. you can get the live feed from our website at 6:00 a.m. click on to the bay bridge implosion project story. that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> okay, hopefully the weather will cooperate for the demolition. i know changes are on the way this weekend. let's ge

inspection back motor vehicle unit plans to return to the company's bus another inspection, both of buses and maintenance records. >> reporter:in the east bay. a group of students at cal rallied to support victims of sexual assault. and to encourage >> catherine: the school from keeping sexual predators off campus. >> catherine: today. the group marched across campus. >> catherine: students say that criminal charges are rare in rape cases. and that the university needs to do a better job of handling sexual assaults. >> catherine: they're also encouraging the university to enforce the new "yes means yes" law. >> we want to make it clear to students and across all campuses and not just uc berkeley but everywhere. if you rape their art a series of reports parsons and you will be handled accordingly. and that is how it should be handled. >> catherine:in august. a male student at cal was expelled for assaulting a female student on campus. during a hearing today. the school expelled the student. >> catherine:he is no longer allowed ona press conference is set of the assault. >> catherine: also, traffic is worse than next a violent predators is released, where is he staying?

united in the wake of tragedy. [ applause ] >> reporter: an estimated 800 people showed up for today's event. live in san francisco, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> in southern california, a massing gathering at calong beach to remember a 23- year-old student who died in the attacks. nohemi gonzalez was one of 19 people killed when gunmen opened fire on a bistro. gonzalez was an industrial design student studying in paris for a semester. >>> it is now 3:37 a.m. monday morning in paris. cbs reporter kenneth craig is there live with the latest. kenneth? >> reporter: well, as you said, it's now monday morning here in paris. even where we are just around the corner from that theater where 89 people were killed, there is still a massive crime scene, in addition to this. police are all over the city, including thousands of troops standing guard. fire crackers sent people running for cover at the plaza in paris on sunday. mourners were gathered at a memorial for victims of friday's deadly attacks when gunfire erupted. >> we don't know if we should be afraid and stay home or if it's now a resistance in paris. it's crazy. >> reporter: there was a near- stampede as people ran inside a restaurant for safety

cal state long beach. >> naomi was something of a star in our department. she was a shining star. erin: remorse to the victim had been created across the world from the united states to new zealand, memorials have been created. crowds have turned out to offer support to a nation in mourning. [bells] in paris, i' m erin mclaughlin reporting. heather: we encourage you to keep it here with newscenter 5 for continuing coverage of the paris attacks on air, online and on the app -- on the wcvb app. and david mui will anchorr world news tonight from paris. mike: a pretty decent day tomorrow. but you notice a big change on as far as rain goes, you have to wait for late in the week. right now 49 degrees and worcester. 53 degrees in boston. the high temperature despite the fact the sun went down a little before 4:30. we have the wind that has been very strong all weekend. today it is out of the west. these are the wines we are talking about. the wines will continue to settle down. tomorrow they will be back with us a little bit. not as bad as yesterday. it is going to be a bit of a breezy day. s and 40' s across the area. as we start talking about tomorrow, we start

top of taxes is not clear people at the table are not employers their hospitals and units who want to solve the medi-cal our cost of our premiums so that is what i have to say about takes and call on marina. >> before we do that i'm to declare a 10 minute hygiene break marina you'll beyou. >> okay. we're going to thank you for that recess we're going to now take up the question as presented by madam secretary. >> yes. this is a issues h s f transparency marina. >> marine health services and data manager i was off to provide a quick transparency initiative you all know that it is our mission to certainly preserve and improve the sustainable quality benefits in being able to assess the value of the care we're ref and have it access to the quality information so to that end in our continuing efforts to, of course, have the database heretofore ap cd as part of strategy and we've just recently completed the implementation phase and have a europe and looking at how to incorporate that into the tranlt strategies we had a meeting on october 1st here at city hall attend by supervisor farrell and in attendance co

united states says it will patrol. they issued a warning after an warship sailed close. the u.s. naval says it will sail within 12 nat cal miles to exercise it's right under international law. some of the biggest paper making companies are being accused of creating a health hazard for millions of people. the smoke is drifting across southeast asia. flying over the disaster zone, this report. >> reporter: this is thousands of hechters used to make paper are on fire. an inferno contribute happily to the toxic waste. the company's officials took al jazeera exclusively on a helicopter ride to the worst hit plantations. a lack of visibility makes clear how efforts to control the fires are being hampered. the company says the blaze started outside the plantation. >> roughly around 90% of the fires in our suppliers concessions coming from outside. yes, there are fires coming from inside as well. a lot of them we have investigated so far are people coming in to the conservation areas hunters, gatherers, or people who just went past. i mean did sounds easy blaming other people? >> the area of our suppliers is protected. >> this a

land that iss important maria because that is the isis legitimacies as cal president a to hold and control lands what they spend at united them we have made isis more powerful, by conducting a war in which we're not trying to won so they can say they are fighting a war against the united states, and controlling land holding their land against united states there is much per in the islamic world to be at war with united states and win. maria: senator santorum this is sandra smith dagen mcdowell both in studio maria lost audio for a second we will get back to her we want to jump in here and ask you, dagen and i were talking about these air strikes, over the weekend, by france how do you view those? strategic in nature, or political? on the phone: well, you know you are thinking about -- this was a good thing, so i -- it seems almost -- it wasn't a random bombing of offensive there seemed some purpose behind it but -- if that is all it is -- there has to be an effort in order to take back this land, through to show that we are willing to fight isis, and defeat them take if land back it is so critical for people to understan

cal-state long beach. >> nohemi was something of a star in our department, she was a shining star. erin: memorials for the victims have been created at the attack sites and around the world. from the united states to new zealand, crowds have turned out to offer their support to a nation in mourning. in paris, i'm erin mclaughlin reporting.

units here in san francisco, dave. >> alex savidge in san francisco, we'll talk to you later. thank you. >>> we are expecting to hear the results of a strike vote by caltate university faculty and staff. the union has been sticking a 5% salary increase, along with a 2.7% pay bump based on years of service. university is offering raises of 2%. the two sides have been negotiating since may. they have been voting whether or not to strike. the union represents 25,000 university employees who could go out on strike. >>> students and parents at a magnet school are speaking out against a plan to close the school. east bay arts high school students walked 2 miles from their campus to the san lorenzo school board meeting yesterday to address board members. the students say they've been told at least 100 eighth- graders need to make east bay arts of their first school next year or it will be merged with another school. the students say that's not much time but they think it's important to keep open the school that has taught them how to think for themselves. >> we're not only a school but we're a community. we have excellent academics. we are given the right am

cal state student nohemi gonzalez. schools and businesses and museums and tourist attracts have re-opened. france carryied out 168 raids arresting nearly two dozen people and bombing isis strongholds in syria. >> the united states is on high alert as well, americans are told to expect to see a heightened police presence in many major cities include san francisco, and behind the johns, officials are working to prevent an attack here. here is more. >> law enforcement agencies in the united states are working to protect the homeland for the monday morning commute coast to coast an increase of security and soft targets. officials are working with counterparts in france trying to figure out how terrorists were able to go undetected to pull off the attack. >> isis is much more capable and more of them. >> it is a bigger threat than we faced from al-qaeda. >> law enforcement officials say they deeply concerned that isis pay have used new self encryption technology with communication invisible to trackers called going dark. >> i have come lynn about going dark and we will see this playing a significant factor in this event. interested to see what type of phones and apps they had on the knowns. >> isis more aggre

cal left and political right in this country. whoa should we bother right now? the most globalized economy in the world cannot ignore global security, and the united states, whetherpeople like it or not, is still viewed as a leader of the free world and the most powerful country that could be in the leading position or can stay away and walk away, but walking away in today's globalized world is not going to work because we have everything d everything is global. trade, business, finances, social, cultural. unfortunately terrorism. because always the knew tools, although beautiful tools are agnostic. neither good nor bad. and pretending that in this world, we can -- in this case the united states could stay away, relying on the two giant oceans, protecting america against enemies, it just simply ignoring the realities of the world, and unfortunately in case of describe the former soviet union, many moments the united states could insert even small piece of its power to prevent further retaliation. for instance, after putin's invasion of the republic of georgia, technically it was medvedev in power but everybody know it was put's plan the united states granted russ

to enjoin specific practices the civil rights division becomes a roving best practices unit appearing to tello cal agencies it must collect certain racial data, use particular systems, it must use force in a certain way regardless of the facts. when a division functions in this manner it operates as a regulator, not enforcer and regulations in question aren't reviewable, subject to comment or authorized by congress and for example to use raw racial disparities as the department did in ferguson to accuse them as racially biased policing, those same daisparities exist i all law enforcement agencies so it lets every law enforcement agency say you better do data collection because we'll find a disparity and require you to do this remedy. so this breeds resentment by law enforcement who feel they've been accused and convicted of a pattern of civil rights violation without proof whenever they've agreed to settle a case rather than simply having the department enforce constitutional standards and target policies and training directed to proven constitutional violations. i welcome any questions you have.

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