some low to then caster valley and then 76. as we go to 77? san ramone. outdoor dinings can be another gorgeous evening all of us back in to the upper 60s and then at 8:00. that's very nice. you can sigh the drizzle out there tonight and mid-50s to near 60s. my accuweather 7-day forecast is back to average on friday, and then look at that heat wave o >>> it's 5:25. number one, biden is going to unveil the plan to tackle the crime including here in the bay area. the president is expected to announce the new funding and an effort to target the illegal gun sales. >>> number two, the man that was shot and killed over the weekend has been identified as 22-year-old la shawn rhoids. no suspects have been linked to the shooting and authorities still offering that 40 $40,000 there's more than 1 hub confirmed cases. >>> starting in july 1st, the people are going to have to cut the water use by 20% because of the drought conditions. residence will not be allowed to fill up the swimming pools or wash the cars. >>> temperatures near average in san francisco and oaklan

i'd be willing to work for casters and painters. so things are happening, seymour. paolo has to go to pick the children up from school. he really doesn't like to dwell on the time in naples, where it's really different. but in the me ask, what are the naples when you go to get the kids that you have to cope with being stuck in traffic mall. good round about the light smug, talking problems and loads of other probable hassle. and as a result, you complain about your life and you don't really with god much because you just have to do what you have to do for you. and i mean, but here it's all different because you're in new, empty streets, ready for trees and fresh prevalence. when after that the government there was well yeah, to be lighter. born was a good i don't know man. what about you the 1st day? what did you play? you don't know, but it was a great game. did you ever play? what should we do with the backpack? dad, nuts, no backpack. that's a hand band. that's right hand bag. to your a man, stefano farina sees the scenes of ever

bridge in castro valley that did clear after an hour in lanes now cleared from the approach to the caster valley. back over to you. >>> we are following breaking news in the east bay. family members tell us a deadly shooting left two people dead. >> this is new video into our newsroom and you can see a large police presence in that area. crime scene tape as well. this is on dunn avenue near 20th avenue and reem. now all we're really getting at this point is that -- what family members are telling us and say that they were actually holding a party to celebrate father's day when someone entered the party and started shooting. we have reached out this morning to richmond police and we are still waiting to hear back from them. bob redell is at a nearby richard police station seeking answers and he'll have a live report coming up in 30 minutes. >>> new details on a separate weekend shooting in the east bay, this time this was in oakland, not far from where weekend celebrations were happened at lake merritt. >> this marks oakland's sixth mass shooting more than any cit. sergio quintana reports

chief weather caster lonnie quinn of wcbs tv was watching the show.'s been a long time since we've seen this. >> yeah, anthony, in the northeast you have to go back to 1959 before i was born. the next one not until 2079. this was my opportunity, my once in a lifetime opportunity to see it. it did not disappoint. here in connecticut we had a spectacular view of it, about 80% of the sun covered by the moon as it was rising. it was something to see. you had all kinds of iconic pictures around the northeast. the sun rose over the iconis new york city skyline, great shots from the jersey shore. nothing was disappointing except for the fact if you were in boston or in michigan, unfortunately there it was kind of oh clouded over because michigan should have been the preemo spot in the united states to see it. too much cloud cover. what you had was an annular ee clups. if you want the ring of fire it's in ontario canada. any oeclipse mean the moon is farther away and smaller not big enough no cover the entire sun. so you get the ring of fire as we referred to

another un soldier had been wounded in a car. bomb attack in mali is happens north of the base camp caster. it's the worst attack on the buddhist. best in germany became involved in the peacekeeping mission there in 2013 thousands of supporters of south africa's left wing economic freedom fighters party have protested against a slow vaccine roll down. less than 4 percent of south africans have been vaccinated to combat a 3rd wave of the varsity opposition party is calling for the approval of rushes. putting the v and china's back around supreme leader. i had till the company has received his 1st dose of state developed vaccine barracka . the 1st to be approved in the islamic republic with several more in development. run is one of the regions worst hit by the pandemic. that company has banned imports of american and british vaccines. columbia president event do k says his helicopter was attacked as he was travelling near the border with venezuela is defense and interior administers were also on board at the time. now group has claimed responsibility leftist rebel groups and drug smugglers.

i am willing to work for casters and painters . so things are happening, seymour. paolo has to go to pick the children up from school. he really doesn't like to dwell on the time in naples, where it's really different. but let me ask, what are the naples when you go to get the kids that you have to cope with being stuck in traffic mall good, but the roundabouts, the lights smug parking problems and loads of other probable hassle. and as a result, you complain about your life and you don't really with god much because you just have to do what you have to do for you. i mean, but here it's all different because you're in new, empty st. trees and fresh in private. it's enough that they wouldn't know where ya to be. born was a good. i don't know, man. what about you the 1st day? what did you play there? you don't know. it was a great game. did you ever played? what should we do with the backpack? dad, nuts, no backpack, that's a hand band. that's right. hand bag to your amass definite farina, sees the scenes of everyday family life as a

i do show caster as more now from washington, dc. the country as a whole isn't morning because $600000.00 people in the united states having died of covert since the start of this pandemic that makes up 15 percent of the worldwide they tally total from this disease and particularly significant here in the u. s. which makes up only 4 percent of the world population. as far as the number of daily desk. well, we're still seeing some $370.00 people, an average dying each day in the united states. and while that is, in fact, a low since the beginning of the pandemic was declared still, if you think about it, that's like 2 passenger jets full of people crashing each day in the us. that's the number of people, 370 dying each day, continuously of cove it and many are wondering whether these deaths could have been preventable. critic saying that the u. s. government had taken those early measures in the beginning of the pandemic. perhaps not so many people would have died of coded gunman have killed at least 5 polio health workers in a coordi

when ro casters exceeded his brother to doubt the government is more receptive to pressure from below. and faced with the protesters outside his window last november, the deputy minister of coach a financial rock house invited them in to discuss that concerns. then thrown across echoed ramos. if our among the things we agreed was to open up a channel of communication between the so called independent art spaces, an official cultural institutions, we also agreed not to harass independent arts basis and to continue holding meetings with artists. we have to keep up the spirit of dialogue and maintain this relationship with them with the mountain in contact. one way important of this was really significant. seen all those artists protesting outside really shook the culture ministry to its core. the protesters ended up splitting into 2 groups. one group has been in dialogue with the ministry about potential reform. then there's a more overtly political group, which includes the sanhedrin artist, some of whom have a political agenda involving regime change. i said, i mean winning was by by

they have been working. hydra caster has more now from south side near miami. critical hours continue to pass. as the rescued effort stretches into day 3 crews worked overnight to tunnel and to dig, encountering, flooding, and a small fire. but no additional survivors. only 2 people have been pulled from the rubble since the collapse. 159 people remain unaccounted for, their family and friends waiting for news at a nearby hotel. they are now praying for a miracle search teams from mexico and israel have joined local rescue workers and their job is painstaking. as they search for cavities within the pancake building where they believe people may have been trapped, the priority remain search and rescue. but a stunning engineering report released by the city of surf side. now shop new light on what may have caused this building to so suddenly collapsed. the study was commissioned by the belt buildings management 3 years ago, and it found major structural damage to the buildings deal in concrete support. this report says it was likely caused by the salty c when that has been battering the

i mean, these are huge names. gratifying is it to, to see that sort of caster rallying to, to your site does look over the lifetime of protest. what is gratifying to think that i've gone from the margins of the mainstream. it's great that you know, well non public figures understand that support my work. but of course the most important thing is the average person. and that's why i want them to see the film. their support is the most important to me. a couple more questions when live the prospect of you becoming mainstream of the views you pioneer personal costs back in the 198th is now becoming generally accepted. it's not what are you in this you'll, this stablish will say, well that be a part. so he's already here to be fine. we'll, we'll have them off demonstrate against place to, to turn or something, some national protest. it is all right here. no, because they can accommodate his views of any sort of niggling. what are you for you right or wrong? i'm staying through my principle and i'm still on the cutting edge on so many issues. you know, we all expect political democracy. i'm

it happened north of that base camp caster, which is north us. if you go, it's the worst attack on the bond is vast, and germany became involved in the peacekeeping mission. in 2013 you latest ended day to day in person, somebody in brussels. the meeting was full of disagreement over how to advance communication between the block and russia and what to do about the new law in hungry that restricts discussions of l. g b t. issues it was a difficult night for new leaders as they rallied behind one of their own and against one of their own, with hungary, new law targeting the l g b t. few community provoking a backlash. so intense, some leaders called be experienced unprecedented. we had, we sincere sometimes even emotional, it's change of use institute of arguments on those topics, but just the opportunity for many leaders to reaffirm various turns commitments. he says, of those fundamental values and gary and prime minister victor or bon was nearly isolated in his insistence that banning the portrayal of homosexuality to young people is in line wi

how does your caster there costs out for us from washington d. c. thanks so much heidi. i'm moving on now and hong kong long just pro democracy newspaper has warned. the cities press freedom is hanging by a thread after 5 of its executives were arrested on the basis of national security law. police rated apple daddy's newsroom for the 2nd time in 10 months, accusing as of colluding with what the government's calling foreign enemies to hum china. adrian brown reports now from home call. the office of hong kong is most popular newspaper. once more a crime scene. in an operation involving up to 500 police journalists will order to leave the newsroom while their computers were examined. 5 the executives were arrested, including the papers editor in chief ryan law. all were taken by police from their homes during the early morning rates. there suspected of being involved in the publication of articles that encouraged foreign countries to impose sanctions in hong kong. the suspects have been arrested on strong evidence that they are conspiring to endanger national security. th

7 states along with the district of columbia that has some form of an assault weapons ban, larger casters in washington, d. c. she says the judges comments of angered opponents. this ruling comes from a republican appointed federal judge and it has quite upset gun control advocates. and if you just read the opening line of this ruling, you might see why judge roger benita has rights like the swiss army knife. the popular a r 15 rifle is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment. he goes on to rule that this 32 year old ban in california on the purchase of assault weapons to be unconstitutional because it violates the 2nd amendment rights for americans to bear arms. now this ruling was cheered by pro gun advocates, who notably during the pandemic americans have been buying guns at historic rates. and as really has outrage to state leaders in california, who noted the irony that the ruling that came down on friday was the same day as national gun violence awareness day in the united states. and this ruling come just a little over a week after a man in calif

now, my friend and colleague peter mccormick, 5 caster travels around the world and he's been in the central america latin america just as recently as maybe 2 years ago. and he was commenting on that point . it was not being at that time, but it sounds like in a short 24 months. there's been a sea change. there's been a big change. why just suddenly explosion of interest. there was i think it's lightning finally coming online and being usable. peter was just down there, we were just with him in some on and brought him over to guatemala. and that's what we want between to do is to empower people to be able to get off. and it's, and so on. in terms of our big point, beach has done it. and just that one town, it has now spread to the entire nation to the point where politicians can no longer ignore this. they're having to explore, adopting a big point standard and dropping because of what's happening in big point beach. so we want to do the same for bottom on bitcoin lake in the plan. 300000 people living on the base and there with tons of family in the united states. how do we get them

and how does your caster join me now for more from washington d. c. you were saying this is the 3rd major challenge and the supreme court talk to us about the significance of where we're at now. that's right, natasha and each of those 3 times. now the challenge is to seeking or to overturn obamacare, have been struck down in today's opinion was a 7 to majority. and it's significant seeing that there were 3 conservatives who sided with the liberals as well as the swing vote of chief chief justice john roberts. in striking down this additional challenge, now this opinion was written by steven briar and in it he says that the state that was trying to, to, against affordable care act, the state of texas, did not have standing to bring this last to because it could not prove that it suffered any injury as an effect of the law. the justices did not go into the actual merits of the argument. texas have been arguing that because congress struck down one section of the law earlier in 2012. but then this entire law should be invalidated. now of course, that sup

how does your casters joins me now from washington d. c. heidi a 3rd major challenge and the supreme court struck down, talk us through the significance of the rolling today. that's right, that the question being whether this was the final time that the affordable care act would be put through this task before the supreme court. and the answer is, it's still unclear because while it is upheld now, for the 3rd time by those justices, they still left the door open for a potential future challenges. how did they do this? well, in the opinion which was signed by a 7 to majority, the justice is did not tackle the argument filed by the state of texas when trying to sue to overturn the affordable care act. and the state had argued that because congress had invalidated one portion of the law that the entire law should thus be struck down, while the justice says said they didn't even get to that question. rather they, throughout this case, they throughout this case because they decided that texas lack standing, it could not prove that they had su

so t o she's 2 pod casters right. i really find this interesting. you allow for more, more price discovery to come into the interaction with the content creators and the content consumers. and it's also interesting how over the years new technology has come along and they inevitably get gobbled up by the big guys and monopolized than what you're describing. there with apple is they become a gatekeeper. yeah. as we've seen and almost all platforms. now, all social media platforms and then it's the job of the entrepreneur to come in and break it up with something new. what is the actual name of this entity podcast index? dot org is the company and is the website that is building this and managing it and has a community of open source developers around kat index or is and collectively we call it podcasting. 2 point, oh and if you see this badge and you're certified, then you know it's the best podcast. if i orange pill is another great example, you know, you can stream to t o shoes and whatever after using also gets a little piece of that. i mean, it's

the ryan f flight had landed mince caster, a fate bomb woman warning. an opposition journalist was taken off or played and arrested. the latest sanctions will impose travel bands and asset freezes are more than 70 people. the international criminal court in the hague has sworn in its new chief prosecutor karen khan, as an international human rights, ex button criminal lawyer with 28 years experience. the leading british barrister is replacing front to ben soda at the gambia khan has led a you an investigation into isis war crimes in iraq, as well as the wind and genocide. the icpc is iep only permanent body, investigating crimes against humanity and genocide. we are involved in a body of law that he's owned by humanity. it is not of the west or of the east is not of the goble north or on the south. it belongs to each and every one of us to non state parties. i say that i wish to include you in my engagement in this joint quest for justice. the principles of underpin the rome statute also find form in the chart of the united nations and customary interna

what is the troops stationed near by camp caster as part of the united nation peacekeeping mission? from the news team, i don't go away coming up next. indeed, i use asia more about i've gone as don taliban commanders say the african government will only have days to survive off to the u. s. pulls out. is it just the boast or a real threat? and hong kong tabloids turn to pro democracy was, ada is shut down. where can people turn to now for uncensored content? my colleague, melissa cham, what have these stories a lot more for you? after a short break, i will have more headlines for you at the top of the all of the news, the news the news, the news the news the the the ah, in the. busy method revise. ready it enables that their bible of panama, humans and the land in the state of time. you got my report about them and i would like because of water pressure in 60 minutes on dw ah, how it all really feels jewish life in europe. ah, that's what film producer, bona and journalist, keep in mind that more exploring, delving into history and the present. ah, some things are painful, many or

the attack happening around 155 kilometers north of gao, where their troops are stationed at cam caster as part of a united nations peacekeeping mission in the west african country. and for more or less bring in the w west africa correspondence, fred maloney, joining us with the view from blake us. fred, tell us what more do we know about this attack? now at this early stage, we know that the un peacekeepers well on the pod troy, you know, done mighty in go go. and this is region which is known to be regional terrorists. several, you had these to put it in the region and why their way on, on this operation. that way, you know, they, for, in, in the bush on february. so it does, as you mentioned, a couple of them where we're in judge, and this is actually one of one of the biggest talks on un peacekeepers a 15 specifically in german soldiers in the region. thank you so much pride and i'm going to let you hop off now to do a little bit more reporting on the situation there on the ground. fred mooney, d w, west africa corresponded. thank you. and she political correspond that melinda crane

caster was the d.licly acknowledged that he was not going to prosecute cosby, that he didn't have sufficient evidence to prosecute cosby. that overcame cosby's fifth amendment privilege he could have used in a civil setting. he was immunized by a prosecutor so he gave pretty damming information in those depositions used in the criminal trial and the supreme court for pennsylvania said this is a due process violation. it's a bridge too far, to promise that he'd be protected and he could say what he wanted, and then use those words against him. so it's a tough pill to swallow but it's not crazy logic here, from the court. neil: so explain again why there's no other route for the prosecutors originally pushed their case. when something like this happens , it's done, why is that? >> well you know it's not always. there are plenty of appeals that are reversed, and they go back to trial, maybe with some different ground rules for how the rule will be conducted, so you could have seen a situation where the co

tammy mentioned was there wasn't a written agreement but the prosecutor, the former prosecutor bruce casterntally defended trump in impeachment is the one who testified that he had this oral agreement. that's what they hung their hat on. >> jesse: all right. there you have it pennsylvania supreme court making news again. [laughter] always controversial. thank you very much, guys. >> thank you. >> jesse: kamala harris is in way over her head. you knew that i know that joe biden hopefully knows that. and apparently the vp's own staff knows that tonight, they're running for the exits and oh boy, are they talking. we will bring you that next. ♪ ♪ ♪welcome back to that same old place♪ ♪that you laughed about♪ ♪well, the names have all changed♪ ♪since you hung around♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. for a limited time, you can save more on flights, hotels and rental cars during priceline's freedom sale. and when you get a big deal... ...you feel like a big deal. with the freedom sale at priceline, every trip is a big deal. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need?

caster who was the previous district attorney and then the issues of what else was brought into the caseered at the time by many who follow these kind of cases of sexual assault as a kind of a breakthrough case where things that had fallen by the wayside, that original agreement you mentioned, was controversial for many reasons but was considered at the time the kind of lenience or deals that are struck in these cases. this conviction was considered a breakthrough. for people who followed this case or saw it as a legal breakthrough for the alleged victims and survivors, this is an incredible blow here from the court. >> and again, that district attorney, the former prosecutor, which -- who had been controversial for being too lenient and letting him off when it finally got tried for the second time the victim, andrea, had been at temple university a beloved figure, had gone to temple university and a trustee i believe at the time, very active, you know, alumni, and very active in the philadelphia and pennsylvania area, so his influ flus when on that montgomery prosecutor potentially had

hayward for the east shore -- east bay, the nimitz freeway slows down and will affect folks off the caster in your right lanes around a street and maybe a tire in the left lane, possibly a tire from a disabled vehicle. that's why it's disabled. there's a minor crash reported southbound nimitz. we'll get more detail and call it out if there's a problem. so far the south bay, peninsula and freemont or south is looking fine slowing through concord and also the richmond bridge over here. the toll plaza, getting over to san raphael, 580 jams up coming out of richard. >> richmond. >> more bay area courthouses are staying steps to return to normal. masks are still required. alameda county courthouses meanwhile are lifting the mask requirements provided you're fully vaccinated. in san francisco, all courthouse services will expand back to their pre-pandemic levels. >> coming up a quick look at our top stories including up for a vote. a live report on the push to help vta workers and their families recover following last month's rail yard mass shooting. the all new warning labels you may start seei

casters actions handicapped cosby in the civil suit. can we ignore the fact that the civil case was exactly why they proceeded as they did, and never restoring cosby to the positioning health before he forfeited his rights. consequent to the actions including civil matter and no exclusion of deposition testimony can restore cosby's injury in that regard. so we may not always like the results, some people are clearly going to be cheering for bill cosby who believed him all along and thought that he would be vindicated, but we all should want to cling to that idea of due process. >> undoubtedly, and what the judge was saying in this decision is that based on the representation by the prosecution, that's why bill cosby answered the questions in the civil proceeding, answer the questions pertaining to the assault of ms. constand. if he did not have the in place, he would just exercise the fifth amendment right to remain silent and not answer the questions. there is a difference, when an individual in a criminal proceeding actually exercises

. >> president lopez, presenting this item will be the state and federal programs roderick caster. >> hi and good evening, president lopez, vice president moliga, superintendent matthews and all commissioners. this evening, i'm presenting the school plans for student achievement often referred to as the sipsas. what you have before you are the pdf versions. tonight, we are requesting approval of the preliminary versions of next year's plans. to provide some context, this document represents the strategic process. it's meant to be a two-step process. firstly, developing a strategic plan for the site which is the sipsa and then creating a balanced budget which uses a variety of federal and local funds to meet the objectives described in the sipsa. it shows actions for these priorities and allocates and aligns resources for those priorities. the work of strategic planning at at site is supported by a number of district apartments. they include research, planning, and accountability, lead, multi-lingual pathways, human resources and my department state and federal programs. in san francis

this legislation is designed to ensure caster survivors are not revimized by recoupment of clawbacks of federal disaster assistance they have received if the federal emergency management agency. unfortunately, fema has repeatedly instructed disaster survivors to register for individual assistance for which they were ultimately not eligible or granted qualified survivors more assistance than they should have received. however, once fema identified an error, it forces these survivors into a bureaucratic nightmare. to appeal the debt that they now owe as a as a result of the agency's error. i'm not surprised that this still goes on. but i'm disappointed that given the technology and data we have at our fingertips we have not been able to improve this system for survivors, especially considering that this program is just a small piece of the federal disaster recovery apparatus. h.r. 539 would waive survivors' debts owed to the federal government in instances where fema erroneously distributed assistance. this bill would also provide a similar waiver to disaster survivors who may be invol

we're going to spare troops are station account caster as part of a united nations peacekeeping mission in the west african country. and d, w. west africa, correspondence. fred, moreover, new is the story for us. fred, what more do we know? as you just mentioned, we know that at least more than it does in people. so just from the un peacekeeping mission in mighty have been injured including a bigger nowadays actually, according to german military sources, a bigger number is actually a german german. so just so we know that their way this, they have a temporary military box in go and this is the area that have been attacked by a suicide bomb. it drove in and i talked where these need to come. so we don't know exactly how many people have been injured or if they have been actually casual, but we expect that more information will come in. we are waiving indeed for that fred and thank you for, for following up. but you cover the region more broadly. just walk us through what is the situation right now and molly, the situation is, i mean, is it quite precarious that they have been put into t