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they say chan is a convicted felon. he is just one of 69 other suspects arrested by officers in the tenderloin over the week. police say they are working to make the area safer. (ken) city leaders in fresno are taking steps to make sure those affected by last sundays mass shooting are cared for.(pam) four people were killed and six more injured. one of the fatalities was 23-year-old xy (prono: zye) lee -- a popular musician with fans all over the world. dennis valera talked with his family ... and has the latest. (pam) that was dennis valera reporting. police say, the shooting was not random. because of private donors, the crimestoppers reward for information leading to an arrest ... is now 15- thousand dollars ... and many say, it is likely to go higher. (ken) let's take a look outside right now... (pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. (ken) coming up tonight at 6:45... south bay police are still trying to figure out... what happened to a utah business executive. the lastes

early the next morning chan takes me to the burgeoning station down in the wetlands and. he's currently fighting the calls to reverse the government's decision to build the dam he hopes the data gathered here look at the wetlands rich biodiversity and thereby ensure its protection we see everything here from minus 10 to plus 40 centigrade in the shade during a very cold here or very well that was 10 degrees today exactly to get inside sort of yeah we're going to see on the oh yeah we do we are right in this turkey inside the team already hard at work running mazing the city to the tiny way and i touch i don't want to. if you've got. the $600.00 metres of curtain that surround station every hour from sunrise to sunset during spring and autumn migration seasons the nets check to see if any bad so flowing into them is going to check the rock turn that. there's nothing there so we go back but it's migrate to find conditions favorable for living and breathing it's early in the season here so bird numbers are low but there are some beautiful specimens so we got a bird's ok and

joining us reported cherry chan for more on these developments jerry has the university been completely cleared of protests as well actually in the past few days there have been different teams going inside the post to look for protesters who are still inside there was a team organized by the newly elected district councilors they went inside and they said they have met 2 protesters and also there was another team organized. by university and this tradition and they said they have met one protester but actually just right after the police and that they would launch an operation this morning. just night there was one protester who was still inside the compass he met the press and he said that. plenty of protesters inside and he also said that even the police will come into the post they would hide and they would not be in touch with the police because they have come lost trust on the police there is no x. number of how many are still inside but that's what the protests in cycling the police are saying this is purely a clean up operation but surely they would arrest anyone they find still

ok gerry chan in hong kong thank you now to some of the other stories making news around the world a key witness in the donald trump impeachment inquiry has been accused of sexual misconduct by 3 women the women that are gordon sunderland retaliated against them professionally after they rejected his of. denies the allegations. officials in the u.s. state of texas of ordered residents of 4 towns to evacuate after a new blast at a petrol chemical plant 60000 people have been told to leave 3 workers were injured in the initial blast early on wednesday. demonstrators across colombia are holding this 2nd national strike in less than a week as part of ongoing protest against president even duke his right wing government and its anticipated economic plans protesters are also demanding the country's riot police be disbanded after a young demonstrator was killed by a tear gas canister over the weekend. apple has agreed to moscow's demands to show the crimean peninsula as part of russia the region is currently shown as russian territory on its map and whether apps but only for uses within rus

sherry chan 1st in hong kong thank you let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world and molto protesters have called on prime minister joseph moscow to step down this off to his associate described as the mastermind behind the killing of a journalist was freed from prison journalist and kind of want to get sued was killed in a car bomb attack 2 years ago. cruise opposition leader mori has walked free off to more than a year in prison she's been held in pretrial detention pending an investigation into alleged money laundering the country's highest court ordered her release on monday but the corruption case against her can still go ahead. well germany's far right populist a.f.d. party has been moving ever further to the right since it was founded 6 years ago it is now the largest opposition party in parliament and it is about to elect a new leadership today at a conference. it's set to be a stormy event with demonstrations outside and conflicts inside the venue is different factions within the party jostle for dominance the very far right is pitted aga

reporter sherry chan good to see sherry the activists obviously please but tell us more about beijing's response. while right after trying science the legislation beijing reactive previously m s expected it has summoned the u.s. ambassador to the man the u.s. not to interfere in china's internal affairs and it also asked the u.s. to stop causing further damage to file a tro relations and also actually in a statement the foreign ministry also said that. the legislation harbors sinister intentions and is also an act of bullying is also accused the u.s. of being the culprit of instability in hong kong beijing also warned there they would take a firm countermeasures although they didn't mention what kumkum measures would be and it also said that the u.s. will bear consequences if it insists to pass the law so what about then on the ground itself has the university for example now been cleared of those protesters. it is very hard to estimate actually how many people are still inside the campus actually in the past 2 days there were several different groups trying to enter the university to t

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margaret chan carries on. right it's over to you folks who would like to start the round of questions. is it on to you ok lilian frank over in media it's a question to dr chan we have just learned that area. and climate change global health challenges but i'm asking myself how can we meet them if they're constantly losing power important donor nations they want to weak. one could even compared to the titanic i would say so isn't it your responsibility dr chan to step down before the end of your 2nd term an audit to signal to the way that your organization your ship is sinking. you as an excellent question if i tell you that picture as an organization only 30 percent of my budget is predictable funds other 70 percent i have to take ahead and go around the world to beg for money. and when they give us the money they are highly linked to their preferences what they like it may not be the priority of the big so if we do not solve this you know. we're not going to get to be as great as we whack. how the been if you

kenneth chan from the hong kong baptist university. rally has taken place in the capital, tehran. it follows weeks of nationwide anti—government protests in which dozens of people have been killed. the protests were triggered by the tripling of petrol prices. the government completely shut down the internet, but as that returns, videos suggest that the unrest is on a bigger, more violent scale than was previously thought. kasra naji reports. more pictures of unrest are only now gradually emerging from iran, like these, posted on the internet. a small group of protesters wielding sticks, and even an axe, facing armed security forces in gorgan in north—east iran. gunfire shots ring out, and then two injured people are seen being dragged away. when the protesters faced the security forces throughout the country last week, the iranian authorities shut down the internet and cut off communication lines to stop these pictures reaching the outside world. amnesty international says at least 143 people have been killed, the most violent protests

chan has some reason to feel hopeful in his efforts to win protected status for the arris river wetlands in 2009 with data provided by him and his team make 70 kilometers north of paris was designated a ram style. international recognition as being of global importance i can see hundreds hundreds or any yeah and i did it and i'm so badly kitted out and see the cranes got there and there are some ducks in there these critical lakes when dealing in going out one by one so could you because one of the last and most important lakes in the entire north eastern turkey but from south dated. doesn't mean the lake is thriving direct impact such as draining it for every geisha and hunting and stopped it in direct threats from a ground water extraction the 3 need by wells is reducing the lakes water levels and animals still raise the rate beds in september 28th the lake dried up completely it was just dry but during the season when it is the most important for birds there was no water and no birds the chance a it's a rap star sight and declare victory and walk away i mean conservation is a never en

so there is so far there's no arrests yes all right good of you correspondent cherry chan for us there in hong kong with the latest thank you. now in vietnam the 1st funerals have taken place for some of the $39.00 people found dead in a truck in britain last month which is police investigating the deaths have arrested several people including the driver of the truck pleaded guilty to conspiring to assist illegal immigration the victims' bodies were flown to vietnam on wednesday. 2 families paralyzed with grief finally though able to lay their loved ones to rest. cousins when and whine the previous day scores of villagers helped as their coffins arrived in rural vietnam in an emotionally charged and grim homecoming. kept an agonizing wait for the bereaved families who kept vigil for weeks. after a month of waiting the family has been saw sad we couldn't eat we couldn't sleep. the younger of the men was just 18 years old he had joined his cousin to embark on a shared dream together. he went to work abroad with the hope that he could earn money for a better future for him and help the fa

from the european point of view, and i will conclude on that, our channing is to say are we as europe, this is the soft underbelly of europe. it is just immediately below north africa. it is on one side of the red sea, where a lot of our trade goes through. are we in this changed global setting, and given what is going on in the region right now, going to become spectators? or how do we engage, and how do we define our interests as europe in this changed setting? o there is a lot of fire fighting and attempts to change that into some sort of longer term policy. >> i have told this story before a few times in my life, but when somalia got to the point of having some kind of government, i remember flying in on a cargo plane with you to mogadeshu, when the control that the government had was probably a square mile, and we had a tin hut, and a flag, and a bed, and a bedside table. that was the ray emery. we put you in it, and i have a photograph you are lying on the bed in the tin hut. and then we raised the flag of the european union as a means of showing that although we could hear ther

i think everything channing and i make a muslim. so much different culture between here and there still challenging for if. some of the same i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. got my license to work as a swimming instructor here at a seminar teach children wanted us to smile about stuff just. what's your story take part charity on info migrants dot missed. out. in a timeless way discover the vultures mouse world starts nov 14th on t.w. . eco india. how can a country's economy grow and harmony its people and climate. when there are do we're supposed to look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces new challenges and whose people are striving to create a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and. kiko india on g.w. . this is t w news coming to you live from berlin chile's president moves to increase the minimum wage in a bid to quell the country's worst rest in decades that's as police use water cannon and tear gas on protesters in the capital santiago also coming up it's 30 years since the physical

i'm melissa chan you're watching news asia thank you for joining us this week marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and you might wonder what does that have to do with this program well some 60000 compatriots from communist vietnam worked in east germany in 1989 and when germany unify many opted to stay some sought asylum especially those who believed more in the capitalist system others married germans were gardeners how they stayed on many faced hostility for their decision. quanto always dreamed of owning her own restaurant in 1976 the then 19 year old came to former east germany for vietnam. nor for me it was my white flower dress represented germany because it was given to me by german aid workers. so when i got the job training offer i immediately said yes i had no idea what i was getting myself into. it was the. release. she liked life in east germany vietnamese people were considered to be very industrious but after her job training. had to return to a vietnam that had been destroyed by war. then in 1987 she was offered the opportunity to return to east german

i'm melissa chan you're watching d.w. news asia thank you for joining us a group of indian journalists lawyers and academics are demanding answers from their government after their phones were hacked as part of a massive surveillance scandal it comes after what's happened to the rights groups citizen lab informed the victims they had been targeted using a software called pegasus one of the most sophisticated spying tools we know of in the world the use of pegasus has also been detected among other asian countries including pakistan bangladesh and thailand the hackers got access by calling the target's phone through whatsapp that move actually launches the spyware here's how one senior researcher described the result. becomes a spy. camera the microphone takes a massive hears anything else on the phone or are susceptible to monitor. and if so the israeli company that created the pegasus surveillance program says it only sells to governments getting many to point the finger at prime minister narendra modi's government offic

i'm melissa chan you're watching news asia thank you for joining us we take a look at southeast asia and its fight against diseases such as malaria and dengue fever along with its efforts to be polio free consider the mosquito it's probably the deadliest animal for humans not the tiger or shark 1600000000 people in the region are at risk and the w.h.o. says there were 1240000 cases of malaria in 2017 the latest figures but new drug resistant versions have emerged in cambodia laos thailand and vietnam southeast asia has also been hit with a dengue fever outbreak this year the cilla penes saw the biggest spike 300. grid and 60000 cases but neighboring countries have felt the impact now the region has largely been polio free the last 5 years but not anymore for the 1st time in 1000 years the philippines confirmed a case and none more had bad news as well for more you had the chance to speak to me on mars health minister mitt twee he was in berlin this week for the world health summit and i started out by asking him about the work to eradicate polio in his country and very recently in ma

i'm melissa chan you're watching news asia thank you for joining us we tend to think of the internet with its limitless amounts of information as access to news to education to enlightenment as users learn more about the world going digital means you cross borders and those connections foster more interest than doing but it's more complicated than that china has $800000000.00 internet users but the authoritarian state has walled off parts of its internet ok but how about a democracy such as india with its 450000000 users while the country struggling with a lot of online this information the internet as it turns out doesn't necessarily make people smarter and we have pyloric to explain more she's a digital anthropologist and author of the next 1000000000 users digital life beyond the west pile the. the framework of in terms of looking at the internet especially by the creators and the early adopters was that it was a tool for education and access to information that's been the framework that we've mostly looked at but what has your research found in terms of actual user behavior . you

i'm melissa chan you're watching d.w. news asia thank you for joining us cia backed afghan paramilitary forces have killed civilians and night raids kidnapped people and bombed villages that's according to the latest human rights watch report these documented incidents took place in mostly taliban controlled areas of afghanistan and have increased significantly over the past 2 years in parallel with u.s. efforts to exit its 19 year war there human rights watch says what is happening are war crimes the cia has responded and says its operations are done quote in accordance with law and under a robust system of oversight but for afghan civilians this rationale offers little in the way of justice for their loved ones killed as collateral damage. or afghan villagers burying their dead. farm workers harvesting pine nuts were among the victims caught up in a u.s. drone strike in september targeting so-called islamic state militants in the east of the country. rights monitors deplored the mounting civilian casualties even as the

and for more cherry chan joins me now from hong kong cherry protesters are celebrating last week's election results but there's. demonstrating what do they want know. right so hundreds of protesters are gathering in his district where all the seats were taken by program officer candidates and they are celebrating this huge fake tree last weekend but they also here actually to remind each other and wolfman has not and these protesters here they were shouting to slow her as they have michelle's a front of house 6 months to 5 the months not one less slogan and also there were also so for new in the elected district councillors they were speaking on stage and they were talking about how they could make changes inside the system and so they said that most nation is not only about celebration but also about how they could move forward with the movement. here yesterday the police lifted their siege of the polytechnic university how significant is that move. right so yes that they. have officially left the campus and they head to the campus back to the school administration they said that they have

chris chan is back out on the street the pro-democracy campaigner hopes he can persuade people to give him their protest vote. after a massive moment i think an election can reflect public opinion to some extent another point is it's time for us to calm down and tell the government in a civilized way what we want to do. hong kong has been rocked by almost 6 months of unrest some of it violent protesters have been calling on the pro beijing government for more democracy many here fear their legal and political ptolemy is under threat from china student chowpatty was shot by police during one demonstration he's now calling on people to use their vote. i hope the people of hong kong can cast their ballots and achieve more democracy in a peaceful way please cherish your vote i hope everyone can come out and vote tomorrow and. meanwhile the siege at hong kong polytechnic university continues the scene of some of the most violent intense clashes with police in recent days is still the site where a small group of protesters holed up they've been there for a week determined not to become one o

i'm melissa chan you're watching d.w. news asia thank you for joining us starting saturday 6 in india will now be able to pass visa free into pakistan in order to visit one of their holiest sites which sits just 4 kilometers past the border it will be the 1st time in 70 years that pilgrims will be able to do so. the shrine of guru nanak and car top or the final resting place of sikhism spawned or is one of the religions most sacred sites crews have been sprucing up the complex before pilgrims flock here to mark the 550th anniversary of non-experts. the top war in northeast pakistan lies just 4 kilometers from the border with india until now pilgrims couldn't just simply cross from. another shrine in india's punjab state which is home to the world's largest city community. 150 kilometers to the west the town in pakistan where grew and on up was born the. pilgrims gathered here are hopeful that the new corridor will make travel easier and help foster better ties between the 2 neighbors. there are some narrow minded leaders

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