small business owners that have businesses in the city center. like a small restaurant or a bar or shop for example what will they do. just like presidents because we also have to spend a lot of time downtown we also want to be able to drive and park and stuff like this in the town hold they want to allow as few exceptions as possible but can't is what madrid natives call the smoke that regularly covers the city perhaps with madrid central it will soon be a fun less common occurrence. now back to the middle east peace talks on yemen are expected to take place this week raising hopes for an end to the nearly four year long conflict and that's boosting the local currency it can't come soon enough tens of thousands have already died from hunger and malnutrition and it's not just from the lack of food but rather the sky high prices. startling pictures from a country on the brink of famine the shelves are packed with groceries at this supermarket. but for many in the war torn country the goods are an affordable. we're suffering from the fluctuating ex

city of stross berg in free. that's local media are reporting that gunshot shots have been fired in the center of the city having left one person dead we understand and three injured w.'s max hoffman he is in strasbourg france max we've got you on the line there tell us what did you heard what did you see. when we were at a restaurant brant just around the corner from where this happened when people started running in the streets and coming into that restaurant and the owner sold us had word from the police that nobody was allowed to get out we had journalists went out anyway to get a picture of the situation and it was very eerie because the streets that normally are full of people around this time of year because you have the christmas market which is very famous right in the center of the city are almost empty it's an eerie silence and you still had a couple of people who witnessed what happened once of a sudden they heard gunshots then people running from a certain direction which was close at the crib from the christmas market did not at the christmas market exactly which is probably would have been a compl

airport the seven percent of those polled say they no longer want to come into the city center to shop. that means she'll also need to replace her van it only one other one time of course the problem is we need a van that meets our needs while also adhering to the city's rules we visit multiple dealers but to find nothing on most of the met gala milloy critics like garcia accuse city authorities of going too far officials say they're open to tweaks but are asking for patience similar anti pollution measures have been in place in other areas of madrid for some years now here is how one restaurant owner described the transition of course that we have a change is always difficult at the beginning it was hard to above all because of the parking tickets people thought well i want to go to the city center and i have to pay but now everyone's adjusted they know it's a european wide development that city centers are more for pedestrians and less for cars but low emissions zones may not be enough to guarantee clean air either weeks after the ban came into effect in madrid pollution levels on so

small business owners that have businesses in the city center like a small restaurant or a bar or shop for example what will they do. just like residents because we also have to spend a lot of time downtown we also want to be able to drive and park there. but in the town hall they want to allow as few exceptions as. possible blowing up a boss cat is what madrid natives cold the smoke that regularly covers the city perhaps with madrid central it will soon be a fog less common occurrence. just give you a brief outlook on what's happening this week italy is headed for a showdown with the e.u. brussels will decide whether to sanction rome over its new budget which is set to increase italy's huge dead now the former euro group president suggested a haircut in evitable in an interview with germany's spiegel magazine. which you used to see him last year said the eurozone had to send a message to italy at this time there would be no rescue he said hyacinth the italian bonds needed to be aware they could lose their investment polls now show a majority of italians are worried about their governm

they've been very happy with how smooth everything has gone so far most of the major roads in the city center have been blocked off i'm standing just by one of them that's just still open but most of the city center is pedestrian ised and there are fans owns either side of me to the left of me the book is union fans gathering to the right of me is the river plate fans further up hill and indeed later on when the celebrations kick off for one of the teams they'll be separated in the stadium they're also meant to be separated by been speight speaking to a few fans who were in such a rush to get tickets that they just bought any sort of ticket they can so there will be a lot of fans mixing inside the stadium which is very spectacular considering that in argentina for the lot for the last last five years away fans have been banned so no away fans have been able to travel to home games away games sorry and today will have very mixed stadium but the fans i've been speaking to have been very excited by that prospect well what stories have you heard from. well they're arriving from all over the world

distances to work after city authorities stop the mini buses known as my tattoos from entering the city center. last week city hall announced that the metallic to use would have to stop outside nairobi central business district it says the ban is needed to decongest the city center but for many nairobi residents it's causing more problems than it solves. and the crises are in one of. five wasted a lot of time. my job requires that i move from one end of the city to another. and also by those who come won't stop distance or the muslim brotherhood but. the issue is that many vans are not allowed into the city center look at the traffic it's causing. minivan drivers and conductors say that unless the ban is lifted nairobi residents will just have to keep on walking. football's prestigious award will be handed out tonight to the top men's player of twenty eighteen as voted for by journalists and there are also two new awards for best young player and the women's but under the men's and favorites luke and margaret should follow champions league success with real madrid and with a fantastic world cu

and other than others were injured when the attacker opened fire near christmas markets in the city center police of those living in the area to stay indoors let's go live to paris and deserves attention but is there was the latest natasha. it was a huge police operation as you can imagine in strides for as the police are trying to find the shooter because what we know is that around eight thirty local time in strasbourg a man opened fire near the christmas market in the center of the city throwing people at that market it's gone for an evening of shopping and socializing it's absolute panic we now know according to the local prosecutor that at least two people were killed now earlier there were reports of four people who that's actually been revised down to two people and there are still several others injured now the man who opened fire isn't twenty nine year old man he comes from the city of stress ball and he was actually known to police he was on the intelligence services. and in fact what's quite extraordinary some of the details are emerging that on tuesday morning the police actual

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say gunshots in the city of strasbourg in france have left several injured and one dead. it was said to be close to the christmas market in the centerf the city. the french interior minister has called on the people of stress work to remain indoors -- of strasbourg to remain indoors. you are watching dw news. brent will be back to take you through the day just after the break. stay with us. ♪

hundreds of people took part in a demo they blocked of roads in the city center this comes after recent electricity and food prices and the street is there accuse the government more in the fact that salaries are not keeping up with the city's cost of living. i look at what happened in france when they raise the fuel tax but here in israel the government is constantly taking similar measures and from the first of january the cost of living will become even higher with these really parliament members who voted to raise their own salaries by five hundred shekels is that reasonable we want our government to take all this money more than all the corporations and make the game but it's the. i don't know that. that was. the ration. card. there was a brief first protest on westminster bridge as well in the u.k. that was yesterday took place with bricks campaigners pro bricks a company generally speaking though what began in france hasn't spread to the british isles although with a slightly alternative look here's polly and her latest episode of in case you missed it. in frogs people hate the i

city in numerous capacities. we spoke with her about why she wants to be san francisco's da. susie, a san francisco native volunteers at the hutch community center in the cities western addition. >> we were thinking of putting them in gift bags. for mac or partnership with the nonprofit which serves underprivileged families started 10 years ago when she worked as an assistant san francisco district attorney. now she wants to serve as the top elected law enforcement officer. >> i think there are a lot of things we can do better. we can build a safer city. >> reporter: in september, she filed paperwork to run for public office. her first time. we asked how ct attorney's offi has had with the police

the man they arrested twenty nine year old troy graves philadelphia's elusive center city rapist graves was accused of multiple counts of sexual assault and one count of murder in the death of shannon schieber. the prosecutor was district attorney lynn abraham. the prosecutor in the city of philadelphia who is known as a pretty deadly d.a. in other words she put more people on death row then any other prosecutor in pennsylvania and probably any large number around the country. graves was found guilty and the district attorney wanted the death penalty but the she bers did not . it meant they would have to fight for the life of their daughter's killer. we had said to each other and consulted with our very large families that what would we do if they ever caught a ball we would stick to our present and off someone was going to want him put to death we were going to argue for a life without the possibility of parole. the district attorney voiced her disagreement and outrage. the district attorney there became very very upset she became very public with her and with her opinion and she said

after his firing set off a political crisis it took years of office before president lateralus city center that's the man who sacked him. the e.u. has warned turkey against taking any unilateral military action in syria president has threatened to norwich a fresh offensive in the northern city of man bid foreign policy chief federica mother really said turkey should refrain from undermining the u.s. led coalition against. a leader of yemen's who the rebels say they want the ceasefire in the port city of the data to come into effect on to say fighting resumed in the area on friday witnesses say. at least one woman was killed by saudi u.a.e. strikes yemen's rivals agreed to a truce during last week's talks in sweden government forces have not said if they're abide by the cease fire date. the date will be the eighteenth of this month it will be the start of the ceasefire in the strict of what we do know that right now on the ground there is an escalation of fighting there are airstrikes there were tons of them yesterday which means they are not dealing positively with this agreement. security

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they'll be going out to south of market into the city center, civic center . city hall. this here is the area that covers that northwest point of the city. >> and how many more of these containers are you getting from the airport. >> we're getting a lot more. we see usually on a normal day we'll see anywhere from 22 to 24. we're up to about 30 a day. 35 a day right now. >> we always love more people but we are staffed up we've had some good hiring. >> so when is all this really going to start i know you said maybe just a few minutes. >> in about 10 minutes these belts will start moving. >> so at 6:00 we're going to show you this process. after the packages come off the containers on the belt. so we will definitely be back with you in about half an hour. katie neilson kpix 5. >> very efficient over there. >>> time now 5:40. san francisco hotel workers heading back to the job after a 2-month protest. >> we went on a field trip. >> and a different kind of protest in colorado about one boy's dream to throw a snow ball legally. >> and here's a live look outside from our dubli

government is a model green city it boasts their research center for in your bill energy a shopping mall has been built on top of a closed down coal mine even the conference that hosts the climate talks on the site of a former mine but the fact remains that the viets and coal mine extra could be linked and will be for some time to come. joining me now is the correspondent. who is at the car to be funding that conference for the you know they have been many warnings that drastic cuts in emissions climate change will be reaching catastrophic levels but as we've just seen in this report many governments are simply not doing enough so given this what is the conference hoping to achieve this is the most important climate conference in paris agreement because countries are expected to finally adopt the so-called rule book which is a set of guidelines on how they should door on their greenhouse gas emissions reduction how they should report on their efforts to protect the climate and also for important climate finance so industrialized countries on locating one hundred billion dollars per year

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to have you with us we have breaking news tonight coming right now from the city of stross berg in france gunshots in the center of the city have left two people dead several others injured police say that they have identified the gunmen and that they are hunting the gunman dale. the european parliament which is in strong has activated its emergency protocol and walked out to protect the people who were inside those parliamentary buildings. and he is in strasbourg france right now he joins us now. nags what can you tell us so we understand two people confirmed dead in this shooting right that's what we're hearing as well but the experience with this kind of events is that the toll in the body count unfortunately will go up as far as we know so far the level of information what we have is in flux and the authorities are slow to give us more information understandably so because they're trying to get the full picture as well what i can tell you is that we were behind what you can see behind me that right there is the cathedral so this is close to this monument of france really this is where it happened and we wer

hundreds of people took part in a demo blocking off roads in the city center comes after recent hikes in water electricity and food prices demonstrators accuse the government of ignoring the fact that salaries are not keeping up with the city's cost of living. imo look at what happened in france when they raised the fuel tax but here in israel the government is constantly taking similar measures and from the first of january the cost of living will become even higher but these rarely parliament members have voted to raise their own salaries by five hundred shekels is that reasonable we want our government to take all these monopoles and all those corporations and make a game but it's fair game i don't know that. i have the right stuff that was the folds that one share everything they say is inspiration from. oh god i'm saying. they did. nothing. but they say there was a brief protest on westminster bridge in the u.k. yesterday by pro bricks at campaigners generally speaking though what started in france hasn't spread to britain without also a civil right now here is on her latest epis

monastic in the center of the city some peaches cloister its own list parts dates from the romanesque period. three hundred years ago the archbishop's decided to turn this small medieval town into a german room europe's leading artists was summoned to zotz. the old cathedral and dozens of gothic houses were demolished creating generous and open spaces around the spiritual focus represented by the new cathedral the cathedral itself was designed in the image of some pieces in rome an expression of the immense wealth of its p.c.'s to good patrons. this school has echoed around the cathedral square every summer since one thousand twenty. five. i'm. there. every month in mediæval mystery play about the death of the rich man is an indispensable part of the annual zotz book festival. the festivals co-founder the great theatrical director and. so the whole city is his stage every street every square seems to be made to stage a play the atmosphere's arts book is imbued with beauty play and it's. all. the ecclesiastical princes of that spoke of left a rich legacy one of the most outstanding was

and over to spain now where madrid has just been most older model and diesel cars from the city center measures intended to improve air quality in one of europe's most polluted capitals it was controversial and critics say there are too many exceptions for it to really make a difference. madrid is putting the brakes on city charm. vic and it looks like this new traffic markings on the roads and traffic signs they're calling the scheme madrid central according to the plan only residents and cars with a special dispensation will be allowed to enter the city center and downtown is completely off limits for older models and diesel cars. which. i think it's good and will help reduce air pollution. but the air quality improves it will be good for pedestrians it's a real pain for anyone from outside the city. monitoring takes place with the help of cameras these notes license plate numbers people found violating the new rules have to pay a ninety year old fine electric cars or cars using natural gas or hybrid motors are exempt from the rules and madrid sidewalks are being expanded smaller roa

at least twelve people were injured when the attack opened fire in the christmas market in the city center the taj about the reports. police cordoned off the area around stress books christmas markets after the shooting. while medical workers evacuated victims. what should have been a night of pleasure for shoppers and tourists at turned into a nightmare. i heard several shots and thought maybe it's firecrackers or saw a lot of people running so. good crying kids and all and then when i saw people crying in the crowd leaving i said it was a shooting right next door that was. the city officials said the gunman went on a shooting spree just before eight o'clock in the evening local time before fleeing they urged people to stay indoors as police search for the suspect. france's president emanuel might call held a crisis meeting in paris later tweeting the whole nation stands in solidarity with straws full of victims and their families the french interior minister who would rush to strasbourg said that the gunman was known to police. at seven fifty pm a man killed three people and wounded many

his firing set off a political crisis he took the oath of office before president my three palace city center that's the man who sat him a prime minister would condemn a singer always maintained that his dismissal was unlawful his replacement failed to get parliament's approval let's go live now to menow finance is our correspondent who is in the sri lankan capital colombo me now so with that i'm a singer is back in post is this the end of the crisis. martin all of this country is probably wishing so but unfortunately i don't think that's the case either longshot run of the convincing her taking his own speech for prison might. policy the same a short while ago. few moments ago we saw him here at temperatures the official residence of the prime minister at auditorium behind me which had become the symbol of become a sing his fight for democracy his illegal sacking so many weeks ago but as much as he has been restored as the prime minister of this country there are issues to be worked out who would he have his cabinet does he have enough votes to have a stand in the government or have to rely

open finally a christmas market in the city center the interior minister said security will be increased at christmas markets around the country. and reports from paris. the french interior minister christophe past and there was speaking a short while ago in strasbourg and he gave a few more details about what happened on tuesday evening he said that it was just before eight o'clock in the evening local time when a gunman went on something of a shooting spree next to the christmas market in strasbourg shooting at various locations as you said chris of cast and there confirming that three people have been killed and there are other people of course injured he said that large manhunt was underway the police were doing everything they could to try and locate the gunman who fled on foot shortly after the shooting in fact aggressive kastner even said that the borders had been tightened across the country the government has put the country on a heightened state of alert as they try to locate the shooter well earlier in the evening there were reports that perhaps the gunman had been located in

the combination comes after the cia director brief center city behind closed doors about her agenciesad ordered khashoggi's assassination. republican senators are now in with the white house which has refused to cast blame on them. >> there is not a smoking gun, it is a smoking salt. you have to be blind not to come to the conclusion that this was orchestrated and organized by people under the command of the prince. >> the republican senator was referring to a bone salt that turkish officials said was used to dismember khashoggi at the location. this is a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. >> the governor is minutes away from in duck think the newest members of the hall of fame. including the late mayor. >> we are looking at rain falling in the bay area. it is very light right now. we do have more rain anticipated in the coming hours. >> coming up later, kanye west at the center of another controversy. why he has issued a public apology after attending the share show on broadway. >> the u.s. postal service is bringing santa into the digital age. how they are expanding their oper

-- dense city centers.time i go to washington, d.c., i see men in suits on electric scooters and i think that speaks to what we have been seeing for quite a while, sort of the geographic reorganization of the labor market. vonnie: that played out in the headquarters showdown with amazon as well. let's move on to an interesting headline, adult dorms. what do you mean by that? >> this is an interesting trend we have been seeing. in new york and san francisco and more expensive markets, we have seen a shift toward communal living arrangements and some bill themselves as dorms for grown-ups with fancy amenities and shared bedrooms or shared living quarters. the idea is you can save on rent in extremely expensive cities that have been becoming more expensive over the expansion and recovery as a result of this shift toward urban areas. vonnie: i love that you look at new trend.ng as a that and the idea of a sneaker basel, these drops made by streetwear brands. what is that exactly saying? that people are spending

railway yard area where it seemed he'd been hiding out in the southeast towards the southeast of the city center of strasbourg city center we understand we're told by the interior ministry that he fired on three police officers who were in the area searching and they fired back and he ended up being killed by the police as they went in to try and arrest him it's taken three days to pin him down the worth fears that he'd cross the border into germany after the attacks on tuesday night when he killed three people and left another six people fighting for their lives after he fled the scene on cheese ninety four's a taxi driver to bring him to around this area so it seems he's managed to hide out in an area where he grew up really since tuesday night there's been a huge manhunt over all of strasbourg the were right on the border with germany and they've been a huge delays on the german friends border vehicles were checked to see if jakarta managed to cross the border from france into germany but he happened all the time it seems he'd been around here and this is where the french police at the moment

what happened at the beginning is the shootings took place at three different places in the center of the city and then the police and reassume the shooter took it to a different neighborhood south of the center and that is where we're hearing from our sources the police activity is still ongoing i don't have any confirmation that the shooter has been taken but as we understand the police is tightening the circle ok so the situation still fluid any indications that this could be a terror attack max. that's what it's officially investigated as by the french authorities got confirmation of that about an hour ago so they don't no longer exclude that's a terrorist act which is no surprise if you look at the fact that the person that is be investigated was known to the authorities he's. categorized as what in france called if he she s. meeting somebody that they believe has radicalized what exactly that means if it's something that is connected to the so-called islamic state or not we don't know yet but we hearing from some sources this. person that that was the attempt to take this person into cus

and about a dozen others were seriously injured after gunshots were fired in the center of the north-eastern french city of strasbourg tuesday evening. (grant) the incident took place near the christmas market in the center of the city... prompting a large police presence. the gunman remains at large as of tuesday night. he was identified by the authorities ... and was known for "common law" offenses, according to the interior minister. (grant) meanwhile... at least five people are dead and 9 injured in a church shooting in brazil today.according to local news outlets ... a gunman... carrying a revolver and a pistol... stood up during a midday service in campinas and began shooting at random... ... before taking his own life.the motive for that attack is not yet clear... and neither the gunman.. nor the victims... have been identified. (pam) a surfer who drowned last week at san francisco's ocean beach.... has been identified. 43-year old jay seidemen of oakland ... was pulled from the water around 12:30 pm on friday. he was rushed to a hospital where he died later that day. seideman was senior vice pre

states and israel when unesco designated a hebron the city in the west bank designated as a world historical site now there is a contested area in the center of that city to muslims it's the ibrahimi mosque to jews it's the cave of patriarchs and at that point we saw some loud outcry from the united states and from israel now it's important to note that this isn't the first time that we've heard accusations of a pro palestinian bias from the usa and from israel and twenty eleven when the nasco body officially recognized a state of palestine at that point the usa and israel both stopped paying dues to unesco they were then stripped of their voting rights in two thousand and thirteen after having not paid their dues so at this point we see the united states carrying out a policy that its long carried out which is when it doesn't like certain international accords and agreements or international bodies it simply withdraw its review of united states we withdraw from the optional protocol in dispute resolution to the vienna convention on diplomatic relations the united states is officially withdrawing from the un human rights council we will no

eleven other people were injured when the attack opened christmas markets in the city center of a serious potential bomb it was the something to short time ago was a huge police operation as you can imagine in strides for as the police are trying to find the shooter because what we know is that around eight thirty local time in strasbourg a man opened fire near the christmas market in the center of the city throwing people add that marketed gone for an evening of shopping and socializing it's absolute panic we now know according to local prosecutor that least two people were killed now earlier there were reports of four people but that's actually been revised down to two people and there are still several others injured now the man who opened fire is a twenty nine year old man he comes from the city of stress ball and he was actually known to police he was on the intelligence services what list. are reports that the u.k. prime minister tourism a could be facing out of confidence motion in parliament spent tuesday meeting with e.u. leaders paul brennan reports. she's trying to save not jus

welcome back to the program we're continuing our breaking news coverage from the city of strasburg in france gunshots in the center of the city have left at least two people dead and several injured the gunman is said to have been wounded in an exchange of gunfire with soldiers at the scene but is believed to be still on the run the european parliament which is in strasbourg has activated its emergency protocol and is on lockdown to protect the people inside. french interior minister to stuff gaza near talked to media in paris earlier this evening we understand the number of victims may be an increase since he spoke the let's hear what he had to say. i am heading to strasburg right away as i'm speaking to you there are two deceased several in a very critical condition and seventy eight are wounded in the shooter has been identified. as i'm speaking to you a police operation is underway i don't have any more to say on it as you can understand he is known as a common criminal i don't have more to share with you at this stage i will update you with new information as soon as it is available thank you if you can get t

city for me is the holiday and. it's so famous and so iconic it's like a joint which. remains in the center of the city like and i'm resolved sky. the holiday inn is still a stark reminder of war wounds that have yet to heal even today. the thirteenth of april nineteenth. seventy five was the official start date of the violence. but this was a proxy conflict fought during the cold war era. on one side lebanese right wing parties backed by the united states aiming to expel armed palestinian groups from lebannon. on the other left wing parties are allied with the p.l.o. and backed by the soviet union who saw the right wing christians as an extension of israeli and american influence in lebanon. only two weeks off to beirut erupted the south vietnamese capital saigon fell to the communists ending over nineteen years of conflict in vietnam television's first war. now came levanon. armies of reporters and war photographers moved from southeast asia to the middle east and began to occupy beirut hotel rooms filled up with news crews and a new chapter of the cold war began. most of the corresponden

the warming centers are located at the bill wilson center, city team ministries, home first burkart reception salvation army, life moves shelters for single level adults, and project we hope. >>> 150 members of the coast guard today, families were reunited just in time for christmas. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard coder, monro boat to the channel christmas eve with none other than santa claus himself on board. on land,, stood out in the brain with glitter coated signs crew home finally, for the holidays. >> it is very hard for the kids. i am so grateful. i do not even know, have the words to express my gratitude. i am ex navy veteran. it means a lot. it is very special to be here and be able to welcome them home. >> reporter: the crew had been out for 105 days. they covered 17,000 nautical miles on a multimission deployment. part of the rigid, including inspections of foreign fishing vessels to stop illegal fishing practices. johnson september, numbers missed hollowing and thanksgiving for their kids. families are a bit emotional to have their loved ones home for christmas to go >> it is a

the best way to get from freetown airports to the city center is by boat captain sagal man sorry has been making the journey for fifteen years the biggest challenge never get in through all the plastic debris. is very very was before. interest taxes they've been in the water it can last for everything is thinking what are for five ten years not. plastically to get stuck in the motor almost every time that's why there's someone keeping watch at the back of the ship to inform the captain as soon as it happens but many motors still keep overheating the owner of see coach xpress jaji shows us the extent of the damage last year alone he had to replace nine motors each new one costs more than twelve thousand dollars cost of operations is much higher the damage to engines as you can see over the years we have close to something engines here that have been completely destroyed you to overheat or you know floating debris. from the expensive. free towns plastic problem is also evident in other parts of the city but who is to blame residents say the government but also the people. that got peop