there for us live from the port of cali. tourists in the cathal on capitol meanwhile barcelona are no longer safe apparently because that's the message on leaflets being handed out by local police amid a spike in the city's crime rate over the last year in fact some three thousand leaflets have been given to tourists in seven languages including english french and also italian leaflets include tips on how to avoid becoming a victim of crime or currently there are some sixteen and a half thousand officers in the area but the force says it actually needs another two thousand police personnel and their supporters to the streets back in october protesting against the cattle and interior minister. i am. officials say that the crime rate has skyrocketed nineteen percent on last year to levels not seen since the eighty's however some local tourists there and residents do think the situation isn't that bad. when i came this was one factor that was new in one man hand that if i am not sick to your leg that is why i'm getting such a b

well we're actually in cali which is a few hours away from that situation that's been undergoing for the last few hours now in the western city of orange here what we understand is that a man who's in his forty's to fifty's a few hours ago is said to police nabbed going maids and he was threatening to explode those devices it's not being confirmed. whether he is just looking for attention from police but at the moment there is a perimeter that is surrounding the petrol station in or sure where that man says he's holding those explosives he says he's part of the yellow vests movement that hasn't been confirmed and he's demanding that the elise a palace this is the presidential palace the seat of power. actually allows the yellow vests to go in and to speak to the president those are his demands at the moment we've heard from the interior minister here in france who has said that that situation is developing an ongoing at there are special police forces there who are trying to see it with this man it is an ongoing situation at the moment in all share that man who says he's part of this

now in the seventh day of this yellow vests protest i'm here on the outskirts of cali and as you can see there are probably about fifty people who have turned up for the protest tonight it has been growing this evening though while sweeping here and what you might be able to see is what they're doing is they conjugating and occasionally they walking across a pedestrian crossing as a way of stopping the traffic in this operation s. cargo operation snail that's been going now for the last seven days here in cali they have been in the evening blocking the age sixteen which is one of the main routes here in france they've been taking it over and they have actually been skirmishes with the police as the protesters have taken control of this road will in terms of this weekend tomorrow saturday is expected to be a big protest day for this movement last saturday we saw some three hundred thousand people across france. right. oh i was very sure. oh i am. sure this movement that's been going on for seven days and to say will go on to an eighty two more in the big protests expected in paris has

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you're watching news and our special coverage of this day of faith in german history i'm sara cali and i'm joined by my colleague now simon young to put into perspective what we have just been hearing taking place in the german parliament a day of commemoration quite an emotional day in german history we heard the german president talk about a complicated past and he ended really talking about this internal conflicts that that many germans have coming to terms with it and the sense of perhaps patriotism patriotism how one might be able to have that simon tell us a little bit more yeah i mean i think what's really interesting about the speech that we just heard is the focus on the ninth of november here in germany is usually most heavily on the ninth of december nine hundred thirty eight the day when the nazis sort of openly began to. carry out their pogroms against the jews of germany with their sas troops smashing up their jewish shops and burning down synagogues those are the images that we remember particularly on this day usually the german president has just spent over half an hou

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where there was several more people more than a thousand people actually arrived from cali which is in the same state behind california last night some of the more today some of them ago buses here and they're right pretty cold and hungry we just talked to many of them that are in the center now and they spent the night in the open there some of them with tents but some of them just sleeping rough in a sports complex that's been converted into a shelter into a migration shelter so people woke waking up tomorrow and really asking what's next and really what's next at the moment isn't a lot they stuck here for the moment. and they're very concerned actually the people in this caravan there's now definitely more than three thousand people here about their suits of reputation with the local townspeople were in three one of which migrants pass through the time that you see quite welcoming but i think the townspeople have become more resistant when they've known that these people are going to be staying probably for a matter of months rob them we just saw route sight here a couple of guys wh

. >> reporter: the convoy from cafurban is -- california urban - cali search and rescue unpacked enough equipment to outfit a tent city. they responded to the camp fire in butte county. >> some of the firefighters and ems personnel up there lost homes, lost family members and they were reporting for duty getting things done. >> reporter: all of these first responders are now reflecting on california's deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history. >> world trade center was a huge event for us, oklahoma city bombing, hurricane turena -- katrina. -- katrina. huge event for us. in terms of the totality of damage, the amount of homes destroyed and the impact on the team, specifically to the team members, what they had to do how much work, significant. >> reporter: thanksgiving was spent in the fire zone. the return home meant it was time to reconnect with families while they were thinking of others. >> i was with them as we were sifting through human remains and running the human remains detection dogs all week, nice to bring closure tasome of the families -- to some of the

in northern france near cali they blocked roads as well as access to fuel depots paralyzing transport routes as a blockade in southeast from a driver accidentally hit and killed a woman demonstrator by simple complications i'm wearing this universe for a simple reason there are too many taxes in this fuel tax we simply cannot turn around we just keep getting taxed by michael and me getting nothing back here in central paris there been several pockets of protests emerging in different parts of the city similar tenuously such as here at the on the trio of also being several somewhat valiant attempts to blockade the roads although here where people are doing is stopping cars to see exactly what people support what they're trying to do here is a difficult challenge for president emanuel macron on the one hand the house to show that he's allowing people the democratic right demonstrations like this at the same time standing firm on his policies. on the point that don't the government is listening to all the demonstrations and of course we must continue to answer the expectations of the fre

breaks it that causes a problem at the northern island border and causes problems where the port of cali would be completely blocked due to customs controls if the u.k. went to the e.u. with a proposal to say we need a bit more time to hold a referendum but we need a bit more time because we need a general election i think that the e.u. side would be amenable to live with let me just with that or go get regular brussels and you've been in the corridors of. brussels i know it's a hard question to ask but i'm just going to ask it anyway is there going to be any attitude is there going to be any move to brussels to potentially grant an extension the way john was suggested. i'd say it generally i would agree with john that there is some leeway when it comes to the issue of time however there is a big problem here the european elections are coming. this summer and the closer we get to the deadline of the european elections where if the u.k. would still be a member they would be. allowed to run in these elections now you have parties like ukip who came out very strongly from the european elect

really hard. >> caly's parents worried what typically takes 20 minutes took four hours. finally they were reunited with their daughter. >> it was a relief. we hugged and cried and the lady had holes burned through her shirt. one of the other girls had burns through her pants. >> a neighbor snapped this picture confirming the burns family lost their home. clothes kept in storage as they start over, they can't help but have new perspective on what's important. >> losing the house is really hard. having her is -- i'm thankful for that. >>> the burns family now staying with relatives in san jose as they try to figure out what comes next. >>> several bay area universities are cancelling classes because of the unhealthy air. allie rasmus spent the morning at san francisco state where the school has shut down and none feshl employees were sit home. >> they made the decision to cancel classes and send most employees home. as a matter of fact we have seen quite a few students and people who live in the area wearing masks and some sort of covering over their face. some student has

. >> asÍ es estamos en la ciudad de mÉxico cali baja california entre mil y mil doscientos migrantes800 kilÓmetros, casi 2400 millas les faltan todavÍa hasta tijuana unas 112 millas mÁs estan aquÍ esperando poder conseguir viajes en autobÚs, estÁn juntando dinero, buscando la posibilidad de no tener que hacer este largo ente estÁ aquÍ a la espera suponemos que es buen dÍa listos para irse. >> primeramente con la fe en dios estamos primeramente dios que los guarde porque tantas cosas que se han visto y se han dicho, pero dios es primero mÁs que todo. >> algunas situaciones en tijuana y algunas manifestaciones pero ustedes van a seguir adelante. >> pues no todos andamos regandola como quien dice, somos gente de paz realmente. traemos nuestra familia, eso deberÍa ver la gente mexicana el problema estÁ entre la gente que sea mala y todo eso. porque tienen que quitÁrsela con todo no se puede de pronto, creo que puedan conciencia algÚn dÍa van a salir de su paÍs al igual que nosotros y ellos se han ido de estados unidos de mojados igual tambiÉn un sueÑo que cualquiera lo necesita incluso p

born and i mean almost of paris his constituency is centered in the to keep it up on the part of near calion the english channel he was going through the litany of names that he's read the mass graves that he's seen the individual names that he's seen dotted peppered all over france particularly northern france and northwestern france he was very clear there he said patrick ism is the opposite of nationalism france will always be a soldier he said fighting for ideals values and virtues he said we must not forget the past he was delivering his speech there by the tomb of the unknown soldier he said it was a symbol for everyone who died people who died for the world to be at peace he said the worst will not happen as long as we have men and women of good will he said we also and he was talking directly to other world leaders there we have a great responsibility of passing on a safer world let's just quote miss your macro had to say let's just listen to a particular part of his speech there where he was talking about heroism in the context of the deaths of so many many people between one hund

treatment andtart about cali rep rich stlg a his 22-year-old son, a recovering heroin addict called to tell him he was planning leave his treatment center in florida for a new rehab facility in california. days later he got the call alex o.d.ed and died a few miles from the rehab facility. >> somewhere building some type of wall waiting for the day, but nothing prepares you. >> reporter: when he learned what happened, the pain turned to anger. turns out someone was offering him money and plane fare to switch to a new rehab in beverly hills. >> i had all the text messages after my son passed away. >> want to go to cal i? i'll send you $200 to get you established on through the and on top of that you get two smokes a day, haircuts and gym. i'm pretty sure, alex responds. then the messages get more urgent. you ready? cal i's calling your name, then the person spells it out, send me your insurance info and i'll run it to get you approved. send it tomorrow, i'll throw you the cash after 17 days, broski. let me get back to you with my info. finally, alex send says his insurance information,

saturday and we will be reporting from there live today friday or a protest in the french port city of cali from where charlotte to penske now reports. playing kelly is getting a little rowdy no as you can see the yellow best protesters had taken over this intersection no roads they are now completely in control of it and trying to stop the traffic from coming through the police at the moment are remaining a further back but they are maintaining a close watch on this situation and you can hear that the merger is cheating their horns in support of this movement which is now in its seventh day. about a hundred to two hundred you have are supporters all saying that they won't see the resignation of president and they want there to be a complete change in the first but break here in front will we disagree with the politics you want to do. it's not possible to keep going like that there was more and more bought cheap. there are people who work but when they get to the end of the month they're in extremism perhaps that's why these people are here and will keep taking these measures just have a lo

from singapore to calis rnia, employ tech giant google walked out of their offices today in protest of record on sexual harassment. they are especially angered by reports that o high-profile executive received a $90 million payout, despite what google considered a cdible allegation of sexual misconduct. google's ceo supports the walkouts and says he understands the anger. the bbc's sophie long reports. >> i am fed up! rtre: a clear message from google workers in new york. it is time to change the way the company deals with sexual rassment. j >>t felt it was something good to do and support women, -- just to show solidarity. e only way things happen. reporter: at 11:10 local time, colleagues around the world walked away from their workstations. in zurich, they downed devices in dublin, stopped swiping screens in tokyo and sin lpore. and indon, like google employees elsewhere, they left this message at their desks and went to protest. anger has been growing amongst the techia's 94,000 staff hesince ew york times" revealed andy rubin, the man known as the creator of the androi the company

in bulgaria in germany and we heard would that also the protest has spread to spain now we were in cali last night where there were some skirmishes between the police to protesters were trying to take over one of the main roads one of their actions that they've been trying to do over the last week is to try and block traffic to stop the circulation of traffic as they make up protest particularly about the tax on fuel we were in the middle of a plume of tear gas that came to just as the police tried to move those protesters away to clear the roads let's have a look now over the last seven days of this protest which has been taking place across france. well here on the show in silesia as you can see there's our rallies gathering behind me and there is a room of a police of vehicles that there's police vehicles trying to stop the protests is from going down the shields elisi towards that area plus the local college where they were hoping to make that protest the purchases being given another area in paris to make their demonstration militia on demands which is just behind the eiffel tower

it sounded calis to my ear to say no, don't be where you are, come to us. >> this is a disaster. these people evacuated in a moment's notice with nothing. people want to help. we need people to be active in their own recovery. we are ready to help them help themselves. >>> fema coordinator told us they would provide transportation if they need today to go to the shelters. there are folks that are ready to go to the shelters as we have been reporting there have been four nora virus outbreaks to this pointed in of the shelters. liz, some of the people said they would rather take their chances in the cold and the smoke. >> what does that is a about the conditions there? >> all right, joe, thank you. >>> inside the evacuation zone deputies shot and killed a man after a high speed pursuit. now, according to the butte county da the deputy got a report this morning of a suspicious man lying in a car in the yankees hill area south of paradise. he turned out to be wanted for skipping parole. when they ordered him to get out he sped away on highway 70, reaching 90 miles an hour. he drove o

. >>> and almost two weeks after the deadliest wildfire in cali rnia historystarted, a new risk for an area that's trying to recover. >>> news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >>> and new 4 at 11:00 begins tonight with team coverage of the big stories affecting your ealiday week. >> from travel ter and a warning about what not to eat. we also have exclusive video from chopper 4 ofigh speed chase and crash that happened during the peak ofhasgiving getaway traffic on i-66. >> we have new information tonight from virginia state a poliut exactly what happened here between centervill and manassas. but we want to start tonight with warnings from the centers for disease control about two utbreaks that could ruin your thanksgiving meal. >> yeah, the newest warning is the most serious. today, the centers for disease control said we should all stop eating l romainetuce from anywhere, until further notice. because of an e. coli outbreak that's made 32ic people in 11 states. this comes on the heels of earlier ws about salmonella in raw turkey. that outbreak has made 164 people sick and killed one in 35 stat

he lives two hours away in cali luck a tourist resort on the mainland that's popular with chinese german french anti holiday makers. even though he has a steady income he's seen as the black sheep of the family the one who always turns to his parents when he meets money and. he says he only took the job to help them out. because there's no more work on the oil and because there are no more secure cumbersome shellfish that's just garbage so i had to find another job to feed the family. of four. could he also imagine working on dry land. but not for long then i have to go back to the city i have to be on the water every day and when i work it has to be on the water. even if i can't die for sea cucumber the muscles anymore. many more can spend the tourist season working on the speedboats at night they sleep on the jetty in colac. but no commits to be on the water not just buying it. to see rocks him to sleep. in. the fishing ban for the marken coincides with the holiday season. now you also ferries tourists back and forth in the national park. his father can fish when he wants perhaps in so

navigation navy ships through the territorial waters of the russian federation and the county in a cali canal they have previous. we followed these procedures for peaceful maneuvering. ukrainian government various officials of called this incident to all manner of things contrary to the un convention on the law of the sea and the treaty between ukraine and the russian federation on cooperation on the use of the as a of c. in the coach strait russian border ships carried out a frankly aggressive action against the vessels of the navy of the armed forces of ukraine and now calling on russia to release these sailors who are currently in curch the three vessels are also impounded and. we we've heard reports that three. sailors and office and two contract sailors have. are in hospital in carriage they've been injured apparently their injuries are not life threatening but ukraine is calling on russia to return those sailors russia has said that they will face criminal proceedings for illegal entry to russia's territorial borders russia has called for an emergency session of the u.n. security

they see as being the closure of the frontiers in europe and the removal of micro caps and she's in cali but to the main part most people are here to tell president gone president. gashed president trump that he is just not to welcome here in france and as one t.v. reporter said this week he should just go home. ok charlotte thank you for bringing us the latest from those protests also supported behind you that trump balloon again that we also saw during protests in london is becoming almost an iconic trumper effigy isn't it but thank you for not us trying to hawkins' on holidays both in paris for us today. now moving on crucial midterm elections on tuesday left congress narrowly splits between america's two major parties but democrats seized the house of representatives while the republicans built on their advantage in the senate florida was one of the most contentious states a recount has been ordered there after the republicans won by a tiny margin total trunk condemns the move saying it's an attempt to steal too big a lection the senate and the race for governor in the state but it's

i hadn't previously understood the extent of this but we are particularly reliant on the dover to cali process when did the prime minister become aware of this absolutely shocking revelation about britain's trade routes may accuse corbin of reading things on the stand to even read out something that says that we don't know about trade policy corbin nevertheless had some advice if the brakes it secretary is still in office by the time the cabinet makes this afternoon could she take him on one side and have a quiet word with him and tell him that ten thousand lorries arrive at dover every day pounding seventeen percent of this country's entire trade in goods estimated to be one hundred twenty two billion pounds last year this woeful ignorance by a person in high office is disturbing to so many people and tories were also disturbed by media reports of a broken up britain remaining in the e.u. but losing its voting rights you will lose the support of many conservative m.p. . millions of voters across the country may responded by reaffirming our commitment to ending the right of citizens to

the very people who were telling them that russia should be the enemy it's a pact to the rafters cali's a report next from the sweet spot for russian oil producers to venice well as battle with the bank of england over a gold stay with art international. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it means to live the death penalty just because i think that's a fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict just innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying who's just moved to the present and that we're even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victim's families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. kalu i'm asked cons are and this is the kaiser report let's talk with stacey max i have one headline from financial times and two from wall street jo

it comes as the yellow vests movement spreads elsewhere in france in cali protesters of block sections of a motorway correspondent has more. carefully it's getting a little rowdy now as you go. see the yellow vest protesters had taken over this and section all the roads they are now completely in control of it and trying to stop the traffic from coming through the police at the moment are remaining a further back but they own maintaining a close watch on this situation and you can hear that the mergers are cheating their homes seeing support for this movement which is now in its seventh day by a hundred to two hundred you have a supporters all saying that they won't see the resignation of president mark on and they want there to be a complete change in the first break here in fronts just how to look at them some of them while do the excitement as they feel that the momentum of this movement is still building official figures suggest that only between five and six thousand people were out in protest on friday but people say that's because many people are at work and they can't be out to

rno deadly wildfires continue to burn in cali where thousands of firefighters are working to save homes and lives. in northlifornia, the death toll from the so-called amp fire has climbed to 2 officials continue to search for more than 100 people who remain unaccounted for. the fire in the foothills of the orsierra nevada mountains, of sacramento, has burned 109,00acres and is 25% contained. more than 6,700 structures have been destroyed, mostly residential homes, making it the most destructive in california history. about 500 miles to the south, the woolsey fire continues to threaten areas around los angeles. about 250,000 people have been bvacuated and the fire iseing blamed for at least two deaths there.ff fireials say the blaze is 10% contained. the santa ana winds picked up today, creating tougher conditions for firefighters. thwinds are expected to remain through tuesday. for more i'm joined via skype by julia sulek from the the bay area news group. she's in paradise, a town of 27,000 people that's been decimated by the so-called camp fire. julia, describe what g u are standi? wha

and breaking cali barry is in sport will tell you about the latest player inducted into the hockey hall of fame. so let's go ahead but first a suicide bomber has launched an attack near a protest in kabul killing at least six people members of the ethnic minority group has are as well asking the government for greater protection after a series of recent attacks natasha as well. the target was this group of protesters. but according to media reports afghan forces were able to stop a suicide bomber before he reached the demonstrators not before who detonated his explosives killing at least three people they heard earlier on monday there were calls for peace and protection in kabul we actually have raised our voice because we need security when security and it's their responsibility of the government i subjected to discrimination for generations. the has are a community wants to ensure its voices are heard after a series of attacks by the taliban since last week was almost word of five to five days that the children approach to speak modest on and also there is going to decide that the att

mohammed atta at the by the cali refugee camp in cox's bazar bangladesh. hundreds of central american asylum seekers arrived in the mexican city of tijuana joining many others hoping to cross into the u.s. a judge in the u.s. is blocked for as an order to vaal people from seeking asylum he stands in the country irregularly john home and reports from tijuana. u.s. homeland security secretary because jamil simp was in san diego to check out the latest addition to the border let me first acknowledge what was referenced and what i'm standing in front of this is a border wall with row upon row of concertina wire make knows make no mistake we are very serious you will not get into our country illegally it's a heavily armed guards and the troop deployment that the pentagon says will cost seventy two million dollars by mid december it's all to stop these people a caravan of central americans almost three thousand have made it to t one a with more to come summer fleeing violence many of them poverty but a further attempt to stop them has failed from now a proclamat

couldn't catch in cali i. don't fight or in some why does this updated nafta have the kind of support that he needs we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost. is there a long cut on the part of the dictatorship the prime minister has been replaced by a former president is it a call that you shoulder and what are the implications for the home and in the region this is interesting. hello welcome to the program. as prime minister who's refusing to leave his replacement a former president appointed by his successor and a rival for the top job the political.

reluctant to step up to this the city authorities for example they knew that people were coming from the cali but we still yet to hear if they've been able to allocate separate places to be shelters to put them in now further down in the country there are still more people there's about eight thousand to move than eight thousand people from central america moving through mexico there was another caravan mostly people from el salvador to cross the southern mexican border to get into the country that was around five hundred people we've learned now those people tried to cross over in the night and then in the morning they were detained by migration authorities and now they're in the process of being sent back a note that really tells you is that mexican officials here would probably like to send people back when they can do it when they were smooth groups like those five hundred it's possible the when they groups that a big movement full of files and now that are in quanah it gets more difficult to do that there's another problem here as well and that's because the mexican government is changin

in northern france near cali they blocked roads as well as access to fuel depots paralyzing transport routes as a blockade in southeast from a driver accidentally hit and killed a woman demonstrator by simple complication and i'm rowing this universe for a simple reason there are too many taxes in this fuel tax we simply cannot turn around eight we just keep getting taxed by michael and me getting nothing back here in central paris serving several pockets of protests and merging in different parts of the city similar tenuously such as here at the arc de triomphe have also been several somewhat valiant attempts to blockade the roads although here where people are doing is stopping cars to see exactly what all people support what they're trying to do here is a difficult challenge for president of mine or macro on the one hand the house to show that he's allowing people the democratic right demonstrations like this or at the same time standing firm on his policies. earlier in the week mccrum said he wanted to reconcile the french people with its leaders the government insists the price h

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we have been colling for almost the last week now, the woolsey fire also burning down in southern cali hours. this was near lake sherwood which is on the western edge of the fire that continues to burn along a.-ventura county border. it has burned 150 square miles so far. 435 structures have out of thei for six days at this point. it is just getting exhausting. those high winds that have been pushing and fueling these flames expected to last at least through the end of today and then there's a chance tonight overnight that firefighters might get a bit of a break to be able to start to get a handle on this gigantic fire. >> it's just so tough with these fires burning on both ends of the state. >> yeah. it really is. i mean, resources are stretched thin all over the state. when you hear about another fire breaking out, that fire near rialto, the concern is that it is g to more exhaustion on the part of firefighters. we heard up in the paradise area that they don't even have enough water to put out the fires, some of the roots and foundations of homes. so that's going to continue to be a

persons as well who may have been in cali baja california for the thanksgiving holiday weekend and rose presumably this will provide to feather ammunition to president trump and his supporters. well it already has if you take a look at social media there is some people who are cheering the decision of u.s. customs and border patrol to close the port of entry sonas see the row there are others who are saying that it's the wrong way to respond to the situation earlier on sunday the u.s. president in the middle of a twitter. diatribe rampage talked about the need for mexican authorities to try to prevent these migrants from even reaching the border crossing in order to make an appeal for asylum on saturday there were a lot of confusion because it had been reported that the u.s. had reached a deal with mexico to keep these people who want to seek asylum inside mexico while their applications are pending but the mexican authorities said at the time there was no deal that would contravene international authority and so this is certainly put this issue of immigration back on the president's ra

so you had a whole bunch of people that turned out and showrn up in cali or new york or in some of these metro areas. t if that's not wherehose battleground senate states were, it was not as, you know, it was not as determinative. >> woodruff: almost the story of two different elections. >> it was two very different elections. >> woodruff: and with age. >> age wa really a very significant difference. 25 points democrats won the younger voters under 45 years old. older voters, they also lost-- i'm sorry, republicans won y one point. but now you go to a state like indiana, democrats only win those younger voters by two points. ag think you had a lot of younger voters showed up. but many of them living in places that were not indiana they were probably determinative in many of these houses, rar in some cases they showed up to vote in districts that weren't competitive at all. it's a reminder tous that ther are, again, multiple elections, even when there's one national election. and in 20 twen we're going to have a silar diej. democrats could find themselves hitting big numbers nationally, b