police in the french port city of cali voiced concern over a surge in migrant related crime more than a year after the closure of the notorious jungle. by you see. here police officers are more than fed up i cannot remember times when so many callers came to me to say that he wanted to leave the police. around the clock across the world this is r.t. international from the team myself you know me a welcome to the program the five more russian are being given lifetime bombs from the winter olympics brings the total number of the squad of five athletes to ninety the decision was made after retesting doping samples from the twenty four games based on the findings of the mclaren report it also accused russia of state sponsored doping there is still the possibility of entire russian team could be barred from competing in south korea next february but the head of the ethics committee of another global sporting body. told us he doesn't believe there is sufficient evidence of state involvement to justify such a move. we have a mclaren report and we have in the mclaren part allegations. we need

cities and all that keep has to be dealt with by the police do they have the resources to cope in cali it's not just the police i mean first of all if you go to cal a song and i go there regularly about once a month you will see that the whole place has been turned into what looks like a gulag or or a prison camp i mean the masses of barbed wire fencing most of which the british have paid for incidentally all around the place john dom's the local police are there permanently on stations throughout the night there's a limit to what can be done when you are going to see a natural draw for people coming to the calla area in order to try to stand their chance of getting to the u.k. and i'm afraid. destroying the jungle. taking away the original refugee camp which you may remember was there some years ago in. the run by the red cross those don't help they only exacerbate the situation it's a fact that lease was stopping many of those refugees getting to a hand out of food for example that just makes the situation worse it doesn't help it it's a tough one for london though isn't it because t

we also spoke with the deputy mayor of cali about the weekend's events he thinks the government should provide more support in dealing with migrants and deport those who commit offenses. it is unbelievable after all the problems we've met in the past. the government is not taking more action against those people. and it is really only realistic it's a bit away from the city center but it could happen to the city center why is the government not acting more strongly against those people if somebody's illegal in the country. even if he's young if an offense is done a serious offense is done most be sent back to his country or we talk to human rights advocate keep best he thinks that demolishing the callee migrant camp has just worsen the situation there. destroying the jungle taking away the original refugee camp which you may remember was there some years ago in sangatte itself the run by the red cross those don't help they only exacerbate the situation it's least we're stopping many of those refugees getting to hand out of food for example that just makes the situation worse it's a ver

we are quietly not supporting cali bike and we have not thrown our name and we recognize state level they might still push for that but we're not pushing for that here locally an or doing ay work at the state level on that issue. to your question, you know, as to what do people who bike, what do they want? and it would be -- i would imagine -- similar to saying what would people with disability want for x, y, z, whatever it is and you'll have a diversity for opinion. if you're a mother who bikes and you have two kids on the back, versus if you are a dude wearing a spandex and you just want to zip everywhere or like me who does no recreational riding and i live in the outer sunset and i just bike to work every day and that's the only biking i do or when i go shopping, and everyone wants different things. so it's really making sure that we're hearing from our members and that we're working with stakeholders across the board and in figuring out what the right thing is, whether it's a policy or whether it's a street design or whatever it is. >> thank you. >> co-chair blackston has a ques

on the right what we see is cali bike, this is a bicycle coalition, and it's still pushing for in 2017 the idaho stop law, what you may have heard a law in 2015 which i know was in conflict with a lot of folks, probably council members here and certain with folks at m.o.d. and, you know, if this is the reality i would say that is really not okay and that bike advocates need to be engaging accessibility folks and disability advocates early and often and not allow these things to be the reality after the fa fact. >> can you explain what the idaho stop is? >> sorry, idaho stop is a law in idaho, where bicyclists can treat stop signs as yield, meaning you do not need to come to a full stop. and i think that in idaho additionally that bicyclists can treat red lights as stops. this was something that in 2015 that the coalition strongly supported and we did not do our legwork in connecting with pedestrian safety advocates at walk san francisco and not m.o.d. or non-profit advocates in that push and i know that that was very problematic in a lot of dissent ways. you know -- different ways. sor

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police in the french port city of cali voiced concern over a surge in migrant related crime more than a year after the closure of the notorious jungle camp.

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inside a texas church had been in a domestic dispute before committing the massacre devon patrick cali's believed to have died of a self-inflicted gun wound after fleeing the scene kelly's in los reportedly attended the church in sutherland springs it is the deadliest mass shooting in the history of texas. we right. the farsi church are always sought to bring people together by walk around take somebody give him whatever you may feel like the lord let him know it's good to see him in god's house that they got. this video from last month captures a service like any other it was faith family and friends until this sunday when a gunman came intent on killing among the many victims. we had a long night with our. children and great babies we have left the pastas fourteen year old daughter our church was not comprised of members or parishioners we were a very close family we ate together we laughed together we cried together and we worship together now most of our church family is gone. our building is probably beyond repair. and the few of us that are left behind lost tragically yesterday. th

this situation is very large it france's lebanon's former colonial rule it has a very close he story caly very close ties with levanon many politicians including mr hariri the lebanese prime minister used to leave he has a house in paris so france is a very important country for levanon but many say that maybe this time trying to mediate between the two. very influential powers such as saudi arabia and iran france is risking. saudi arabia and iran are two regional powers that have long been competing for influence riyadh was a supporter of hariri as a politician whereas lebanon's president is a long term ally of hezbollah he even claimed riyadh might have forced the prime minister to resign because it felt he hadn't done more to stand up to the iran backed hezbollah. looks at why many fear the country could turn into a saudi arabian proxy war. beirut the lebanese capital nicknamed the riviera of the middle east it's an oasis of calm in an often troubled region but that wasn't always the case the city was the center of a bloody civil war that raged from night. here outside the holiday. tho

i'm damian trujillo, and today, the niteliters, the bay area musical sensation, playing cali-jano music on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin today with the visit by--the monthly visit of the mexican consulate in san francisco. with me is the consul adscrito here in san francisco, guillermo reyes castro, welcome to the show, sir. guillermo reyes castro: thank you very much, damian, thank you for having me here. damian: thank you for being here. well, tell us the roles of the consul adscrito. what is it that you do for the consular? guillermo: well, my main role is to support the consul general, offering the services to the community here in the area, in the bay area. we are offering consular services, protection services, and naturally all of the other areas, such as location, health,

now he find them living in a sewer pipe at the notorious cali jungle camp and this is the story.years ago i went over to help in in france in the notorious jungle and i was building shelters there. and i befriended a young afghan girl and their father and she used to help me for many weeks and you know months building shelters until one day i found out she had a family who lived literally two miles from myself and i decided to you know with with you know a little bit of thoughts of what we had i decided to try and get still her family is quite obvious that you know i didn't do it for money it was quite obvious i didn't do it for you know any political gain or anything not that it was quite will be she had a purely did it out of a humanitarian. desire to help this little girl the french government the three judges in the car so all of this for what it was they viewed it as a stupid act by next soldier. a lot of benevolence kind of on him five years in prison before his punishment was reduced to a thousand euro fine called a crime of compassion by the media here shrub again on the

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mentioned how the constitution was working in zimbabwe that is why president mugabe had to resign a cali boy here says to us in a strange pessimist obvious resignation should not be based on military intervention that doesn't promote democracy in africa and you say what. if if i can try to bring some context into. the military intervention that we saw last week when the first lady or firm a first lady now began her so-called rallies back in twenty forty before former vice president joyce would you was expelled from the. she i think grew a very big head politically although she was a political move with. now to cut a long story short by the time that she started these rallies again in twenty sixty she particularly was offensive at one rally in last year which he directly attacked the military and directly attacked president underwear and sometimes what was perceived to be vulgar terms. and. from there she was considered a security threat reports were rife in both private media. in different political circles that the military were unhappy with with the discontent she was causing but yet t

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horses identify the shares as dead in cali what is known of him and his innocence. one about the motive. investigators are still trying to to research. what is new is apparently that. the wife in the last off the shooter had apparently occasionally. went to church in the first baptist church and that may have something to do with why he chose that that that target be the twenty six year old former air force air force veteran and westin discharged dishonorably in two thousand and fourteen. at the time he was q. he was thrown out of the military definably and investigators are still trying to research what he actually did in the aftermath of the charge and tell us more about the encounter between the shooter in the southern springs that resident we heard about in that report. so apparently. the shooter left left the church he was confronted by a local resident. during the shots. try to confront the shooter himself and for this government and shot at him and gave chase after him with the car until apparently the shooters vehicle crashed and he apparently died of self.

china policy a beijing based research and advisory company and he's joining us live from thence to cali always good to have you with us on al-jazeera one of course get to the the subject of north korea in just a moment but firstly what do you make of the incredibly warm words both presidents have had for each other the lavish that the lavish welcome that president trump has received well it is has it is a very interesting reception and it's going very well i think according to the timetabling and the scheduling the commentary that we noticed which is most interesting coming out of it a tauriel seen the chinese media in the last twenty four hours is this is the best reception that mr trump is going to get in asia and they invited him to. this reception as more important than the reception he received in tokyo and seoul . and that that we see there that giving him a good reception is an absolute top priority and why is that i mean what does china want from all of this i guess flatteries it once so a number of things that we won't see. in full view immediately they the big numbers of in th

the northern french port city of cali witness to violent incidents involving people smugglers and migrants on saturday you're so one of the city's police officers describe events. approaching a traffic. police went through the roadblock then knock down a police officer who was trying to stop him my colleague shorter because you know nine people were on the vehicle including one smuggler. in another incident and altercation took place between migrants and smugglers smugglers opened fire on migrants injuring one seriously but because they are joining the migrant crisis calley experienced a huge build up of like grants on the jungle camp where many gathered became notorious it was used as a base by people hoping to travel to britain in the camp was then demolished last year. by c.e.o. . here police officers are more than fed up i've been doing this job for twenty six years quite long and police union career i cannot remember times when so many colleagues came to me to say they wanted to leave at least one could ignore me it's shocking but keep it up with shocking because i do not feel they're

thank you for those final words jay to go for partaking in the talk you to cali and thank you very much for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our web site al jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story. the whole team here. ambitious endeavors to create drought proof crops amazing to think that the plant we saw here that looks now looks completely life and international efforts to combine the pests that threaten you so they bring in their samples they show you the infected hops and just like and the doctor writes your prescription you're doing the same thing here you're writing a prescription for the farmer finds explodes inspiring advances towards farming for the future of this town al-jazeera. germany is hosting this year's climate talks are going to trump hold the united states out of the powers agreements what love for the global effort to tackle climate change and the fanaticism live reports from the climate conferenc

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we're in a mountainous area unfortunately there have been fatal it is that it's just southeast of cali we're looking so you can see it's not very big clouds in the in the big scheme of things you can see much big ones of the i was in rain forest this is the place to get about a hundred millimeters in the months and we probably had that up in the mountains this is a shot of the light of day because the flood happened in the evening and still clearing up thirty seven has at least destroyed and people are still missing i would like to say there is some good news as a result of this but i'm afraid if i move you on to the forecast it's not that good this is that time of the year we've got some effects of the short rains it's not the wettest month even but in this mountainous part of western colombia that's the picture on thursday bogota has very going to get to where we were talking about and the green is all showers they tend to be their biggest year the day of course front up by the heat of the sun but they don't disappear entirely even overnight. the weather sponsored by the time these.

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there's something regal and classy about kate and not that meghan isn't but there is almost a laid back calieghan about her character rachel on "suits", she said she would put on pencil skirts and feel the character but her personal style was very different and i never really thought that but it was interesting how she always classified herself. >> many people commenting on what she wore yesterday. >> she looked phenomenal. the white coat and simplicity of that and the green dress, and interestingly enough, she didn't wear stockings. i think we talked about that which is in the royal handbook of fashion, it's a big beginning of being a rule breaker in a way and that was really great, even the green dress she wore was on the website with sleeves and she chose the sleeveless version. >> i know you love the telestrator. want to emphasize a difference here. >> so we have kate and we have meghan both wearing a similar black lace dress at an event. if you look at kate right away she wears the longer hemline. almost below the knee and always does sort of that sensible shoe in a way where it's still

could see a tax cut of more than $1,700 per barrel but you would never know where listening to the cali so to analyze the bill that did not even exist. a charge was made by a document put out and free markets is no piece of legislation, it merely provided but when crafted the analysis to fit their narrative but the narrative has nine change. >> command the underlying assumptions and what the policy says about the tax law to pass compared to the bill. and there seems to be those ideas that ought to be done better in this bill with that they don't even unrecognized. the finance committee used of the available tools but many will be removed from the tax rolls completely and tech's season will be simpler for millions. such as a double child tax credit from $1,000 of but $2,000 to moderate the increase of anan ability. ultimately made possible a large part by repealing the personal exemptions for taxpayers and spouses and the personal exemptions for children deal with increasing the. >> is a proposal of the of policy center just last year. nearly identical to the finance bill, a very liberal

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today, getting out of tow trouble spots really north of san francisco, oregon, washington, more than calidown to florida today or texas or out towards chicago all systems go for easy flight. i can't guarantee you the flight will be easy but at least weather wise should shouldn't many complication. 60 tomorrow. cooler by wednesday, thursday and friday. however, notice the sunshine all week long. nice, quiet work week, and that means perhaps less trouble on the roadways. >> we? to get through this morning. erin says that's the challenge right now. >> yes, steve. that is 100% accurate. we have crowded roads. we also have new metro delay for you. huntington off loading at the airport. there's a medical emergency. watch for some delays picking up for your metro rail line the yellow line once again. also 47 minute trip 234 to the beltway on 66 eastbound. easing a bit but still very heavy 66 threw manassas in centreville getting the worst of theom top side of the beltway outer loop 95 to the 270 spur we are dealing with a 38 minute trip because of congestion out there. also a crash on eastwest h

yo nacÍ en un pueblito y me criÉ en cali, la comida de mi paÍs en todas partes la venden.mucha gente. birmania: ¿hay muchas restricciones? >> sÍ, hay personas que no son artistas y se creen por buscar dinero. birmania:se le puso restricciones a la gente que trabaja en el Área, ¿cÓmo te afecta? >> no me afecta, yo sÉ trabajar y estoy en el medio donde estÁ la zona. me siento bien. birmania: aquÍ ahora viene el ruido porque viene el tren en direcciÓn contraria. >> el que viene va para manhattan. birmania: para el que visita la ciudad de nueva york, el tren siete es el que atraviesan la ciudad. >> sÍ, es el mÁs metropolitano del mundo porque en cada bloque se sube gente de todos los paÍses. birmania: ¿y nunca me ha pasado nada en el tren? >> todo el mundo me conoce, la gente de todas partes. lo que sÍ pasÉ un susto un dÍa que se formÓ un tiroteo y las malas no conocen a nadie. birmania: yo espero que eso no nos pase hoy. >> la zona es muy tranquila a esta hora de la maÑana. birmania: mientras seguimos esperando el tren, mÁs adelante estaremos en time square. Él dice que se vi

investor benchmark is going to be extending it against uber's travis cali anything it's not getting ridit completely there's going to be a tender offer for the shares some sold by the company but most by employees and others who invest in the company early on if softbank's able to acquire enough shares, then the deal will be completed and then the lawsuit goes away. if softbank is not able to acquire enough shares, and we don't know how they plan to price this, meaning are they going to offer a lot, a little you would think they offer a little and then the value of the whole thing will go down that creates its own problems. anyway, we'll see how this all plays itself out over the next couple of weeks. it will be a month during this tender offer period. >>> then the wall street agenda busy this week with economic and earnings reports producer price reports and wednesday tpi, retail sales coming up thursday import prices and industrials like housing starts on friday. we're hearing from just about everybody. home depot coming up, target, walmart, l brand, best buy, gap. reporting this week