char has been specially constructed for the refugees the government says will offer a new start for the ringing of what the low lying island in the bay of bengal is vulnerable to erosion and flooding and critics have condemned the plan our correspondent emma conrad was granted access to the site. in the world's largest refugee camp in southern bangladesh fear is rife 2 years ago the government welcomed the influx of refugees fleeing me and mom today it is planning to send tens of thousands of them to an island in an area prone to slightly. that that's not a matter that we don't want to go to. because it gets flooded and then people will die children will be drowned for them it's another trap where they'll lose their lives if we go they will die help us to stay here and get it back you will let us but i don't we lost our parents here to save our lives don't send us to pass on char just kill us here. after lengthy negotiations with the authorities d.w. was taken to pass on charge by bangladesh navy which is overseeing the construction works throughout us day we were accompanied by naval o

char for our viewers understand this is a a tiny this silt island that's off the coast of bangladesh in the bay of bengal and the idea is that they would perhaps the government a bungler dish will be moving potentially hundreds of thousands of ring the refugees from the camps and cox's bizarre to these these units that they built to house them on this island how close are you how close do you think we are to seeing that potentially happen. they're running as are not when we were in cox those are our people are not building to move from one camp to another everyone is willing to return home if there are restriction of our our rights our citizenship rights and there is an accountability and protection for us for doing a community so they want to again here also there won't be anyone in tree movement of the ring yes from one camp to bus one char ion and russian char island is very flood poor area now recently in those are in the refugee camps we have seen houses have been flooded and and people who are living there for many years and now the absolute it's all imagine what are the conseq

ion and char island is very slug cool era now recently in those are in the refugee camps we have seen houses have been flooded and and people who are living there for many years and now the absolute it's all imagined what are the consequences in bashan jar and there are some emergencies and even the humanitarian send the doctors to reach a child 8 and 23 hours so it means we are risking putting these really in your community again in but entire island at risk of losing their lives john quickly in late july i believe it was the u.s. government decided to impose sanctions on top military leaders in me and more but many critics said that that simply didn't go far enough is there any indication that that is making any kind of a difference when it comes to me and morris approach to this. yeah i mean part of our rights is calling for more sanctions take place against me m.r. officials and the military own enterprises in the country there should be you know a global arms embargo as well and the u.s. government can go farther in their sanctions and they have i think you know the travel restri

construction works to day we were accompanied by naval officers it took us 3 hours to reach president char on a naval ship the sea was choppy but relatively calm for this time of the year. what is the longest period do you think ships might not be able to reach the item in really bad weather conditions leave this morning. maybe one or 2 days or 3 days max if not more than that. you have never she will never stop nobody will be evacuated from this. that is because the navy says they have built sufficient protection against floods under roshon including a 3 metre high and bank men. inside this space 410-0000 housed in clusters of identical shelters human rights organizations fear that refugees may be contained on the remote island for years. sometimes this island is described as a jail does that offend you yes. the people who. like floating island. yes the bit that they don't understand i learned they didn't see that i learned and they do more about. providing. the island's 120 cycling shelters can be used as hospitals primary schools and community centers to provide security there will be p

it back you what about i don't we lost our parents here to save our lives don't send us to pass on char just kill us here. off to lengthy negotiations with the authorities d.w. was taken to pass on charge by bangladesh navy which is overseeing the construction works throughout us day we were accompanied by naval officers it took us 3 hours to reach us on char on a naval ship the sea was choppy but relatively calm for this time of the year. what is the longest period that you think ships might not be able to reach the i did it in one rainy bad weather condition leave the 2nd biggest talking morning that maybe one or 2 days or 3 days max of not want to have you have. to stop nobody will be evacuated from this. that is because the navy says they have built sufficient protection against floods and to roshan including a 3 metre high embankment. inside this space 410-0000 housed in clusters of identical shelters human rights organizations fear that refugees may be contained on the remote island for years. sometimes this island is described as a jail does that offend. yes. the people who makes

without an embankment but on char would be too dangerous for habitation experts t w contacted disagreed with the barrier is high enough but the government seems adamant to relocate to him get to the island. that. we don't have space for them. if they're not really for them. and once the decision has been taken refugees could be relocated in a matter of weeks even against their will. and with me here in the studio now is naomi conrad who filed that report good to see you naomi i mean when you when you see these pictures you think well i mean that you know the refugees get brand new living accommodations it's much better than what they have right now right. well if you only look at the settlement then show it's a lot better i'm in the huts and cox bazaar we also spent some times our you know stiflingly hot so we spent you know an hour or 2 in some of these interviews and it was really difficult but once you look at the bigger picture which is that this is a very low lying island in the cyclon prone area then suddenly the picture is quite different i mean then we have questions of is the e

that since we will do so to be clear if they don't support your plan of char you will tell them to we have to make a decision them we'll talk to them and see i mean that is straight talk coming from the foreign minister but he's telling you we will forcibly move these people what have been the reactions to that from the international community they've been quite muted so far in fact it was still waiting to hear back from the united nations they've declined to give us a comment so far because diplomatically this is incredibly sensitive. as we have i mean bangladesh would have the power to kick out all the un agency is but on the other hand they're footing the multimillion dollar bill. how's the refugees to feed them to provide education so i think it's unlikely that they will actually fall striking affair but what they're doing is more subtle maybe they're making a living conditions in cults as on the refugees camps at the moment very difficult so they just yesterday they announced that they were forcing telecommunications providers to no longer provide internet and sim cards to refuge

ion and char island is very slow cool era now recently in those are in the refugee camps we have seen houses have been flooded and and people who are living there for many years and now the absolute it's all imagine what are the consequences in bashan jar and if there are some emergencies and even the humanitarian send the doctors to reach a child 8 and 23 hours so it means we are risking putting these really in your community again in but entire island at risk of losing their lives john quickly in late july i believe it was the u.s. government decided to impose sanctions on top military leaders in me and more but many critics said that that simply didn't go far enough is there any indication that that is making any kind of a difference when it comes to me and mars approach to this. yeah i mean part of our rights is calling for more sanctions take place against me m.r. officials and the military own enterprises in the country there should be you know a global arms embargo as well and the u.s. government can go farther in their sanctions and they have i think you know the travel restri

westbound lanes you can now get a better idea of this burned tractor trailer you can see it's all charred on the grass and and then over here it is where you can see those chicken coops again this is the exit of san pablo dam road. and earlier we showed you chp carrying chicken my chicken they're trying humanely care for them and they said that they're trying to make sure that they can see which ones are d which ones are alive they're trying to do the best they can with this but this is what we know now i just spoke with chp what happened was this tractor trailer around 3.35 collided with this overpass and the the cement wall and then collided with a white sedan it's unclear if that tractor trailer collided with a white sedan before the crash. after the crash but chp is certain that this tractor trailer ran into the overpass cement wall and then caught fire, there is smoke and soot and flames that could be seen and again there are chickens aboard this tractor trailer. they believe estimate of 1000 chickens more on this tractor trailer now the driver of the bigger a half has been transport

thing that's not a matter now and we don't want to go to bars and char because it gets flooded and then people will die children will be drowned for them it's another trap where they'll lose their lives if we go they will die help us to stay here and get it back it was but i don't we lost our parents here to save our lives don't send us to pass on char just kill us here. after a lengthy negotiations with the authorities d.w. was taken to pass on charge by bangladesh navy which is overseeing the construction works throughout us day we were accompanied by naval officers it took us 3 hours to reach uncharted naval ship the sea was choppy but relatively calm for this time of the year. what is the longest period that you think ships might not be able to reach the i did it in one really bad weather condition leave the 2nd to a strong warning that maybe one or 2 days or 3 days max if not more like that. you have. nobody will be evacuated from this. that is because the navy says they have built sufficient protection against floods under roshan including a 3 metre high embankment. inside this sp

of amazon forest, nowjust charred and blackened by the wildfires.the fire rages through this area, the fire rages through this area, the trees simply can't do their basic functions anymore. they can't convert the carbon dioxide to oxygen, they cannot recycle water into the atmosphere and the result, as you can see around me, is environmental destruction on a massive scale. for those who suggest that the crisis in the amazon is over, that this isjust that the crisis in the amazon is over, that this is just one area of more than 111,000 areas of fire currently thought to be raging according to brazil's space research institute and actually there is very little to be done when this is the result of the flames. it was 1600 football fields. such a vast space. what is that in hectares, or... we are blind about amazon, we are blind. we need to understand what it is. it is a 61% of brazilian territory. it is bigger than europe, the territory, and we have the biggest source of water in the world. we be ——we have a big responsibility. we have to look at the f

it is it's a charred debris. so they're picking that up now. it took the driver to the hospital with minor injuries. we talked to firefighters who first got here on scene. they describe it as he's lucky to be alive. >>with animal control we requested them. trying to salvage the birds that are alive and that there are in these cages or trying to assess them in and do what you mainly moscow for them to get the not here to give them what kind of care they get and then after that are the after fire had assessed the vehicle has been extinguished so so as we get that toed and caltrans come out and assess the roadway clean. the roadway up to make it safe for travelers and also get the possibly the lower price than just look look at my caltrans engineer. that's what we're up against right now. >>and that's still where they're at and now a chp officer on scene and they're telling us that they're doing everything they can to clear these westbound lanes so that they can get traffic moving on it again. but it's going to be a slow process as there's multipl

2 saudi oil facilities attacked this week new video shows parts of the courageous processing site charred from saturday's strike the 2 attacks on state and saudi aramco facilities knocked out half of the kingdom's oil output yemen's who the rebels say they were behind the drone strikes but the u.s. and saudi arabia have blamed iran been all around foreign ministers flying to new york after being granted a visa for the annual gathering of world leaders at the united nations next week of odds aris diplomatic mission comes just a day after he warned of all out war if the u.s. takes military action against iraq is in was rather. drone missile attacks on saudi oil facilities last week iranian leaders say the only reason the u.s. and saudi arabia are blaming them is because the alternative is too embarrassing that yemen's hoopy fighters were capable of carrying out such a destructive military operation. but the saudis say the drones and missiles direction of travel recover debris the capacity of the technology used in these attacks all draw a straight line back to tehran foreign ministers of od

field one of so so many that we have seen here in this area cows dying plants being charred to pieces fires completely out of control and this is the seed in many other parts of brazil as well so the emergency is far from over and we are at least a month away from the rainy season in earnest and many people believe that until it starts to rain this will not get under control or at least partially under control martin all right lucien newman thank you very much in. in good toss in. brazil thank you so much now that. the capital city of mexico and correspondent there man well that we've just left lucy a new man in brazil which has suffered such devastation as the amazonian forest and all say has one of the most climate skeptical. governments around the world how the how is the whole issue playing out with the relatively new government of andres manuel lopez obrador and what sort of pressure is being put on his government to take action. the government of lopez over the road here in mexico is viewed with quite a bit of optimism on the issue of climate change people feel more confident wi

walks to the charred remains of his land for the 1st time since fire destroyed it all. but these were my seedling beads or years of work here you would grip to do it and it smelled differently it hit life now it's air. but gabrielle applied a sustainable system without artificial fertilisers only native species to make the land more productive. but all his work to grow his 1st pineapples sugarcane fruit trees and corn went up in smoke in just a few minutes he says that filmed this video on september 7th just before he had to run to save himself as. he describes what's left a surprise to total dysart occasion. the characteristic of this next of forest is its ability to survive decades of fires but with every new fire becomes more degraded in smaller until it withers away and the only thing left is it does it. last month the number of wildfires in the amazon tripled compared to the previous year and is elsewhere here in the most impacted state they continue spreading until a week ago all this looked like a kind of in chanted forest what scientists call an environmental co

has a shortage of get this $22000000.00 houses so how are people living our correspondent and if a char in lagos gives us a glimpse. lagos has been dubbed the mega city of slums and marco corner torrijos for its squalid conditions is one of the city's worst and i visited mccorkle and its people in the floating slum for the 1st time i realized there were degrees of just how bad bad housing could be even here some have a roof over their heads others are forced to seek temporary shelter when he trains this family of 6 were evicted from their home during the day they can use a makeshift kitchen to cook their meals that was a year ago since then many more evictions have taken place the authorities in lagos are raising houses to make way for luxury waterfront properties but luxury homes are beyond the reach of most nigerians and then there is growing population with 200000000 people today nigeria's population is expected to double by 2050 what the country lacks is affordable housing and supplements with functioning toilet cleaner water and waste disposal the un criticised this week but terrib

the fire has charred 7300-acres since it broke out. containment is 7%. there's no reported injuries but homes are threatened. crews from other counties are helping out. the blaze was started by a lightning strike. >>> sad news, a hiker fell to her death climbing to half dome. 29-year-old danielle burnett from arizona. she was on the steepest part of the trail when she fell. that's where cables are installed. >>> here in the bay area police are investigating another theft. three men made off with thousands of dollars. police are becoming concerned by how brazen the thieves have become. >> while the alarm sounded the thieves grabbed what they can carry. this time they targeted the store at the hillsdale shopping center. last week it was burlingame. >> before that it was walnut creek. >> it's something we're aware of. these crews, they are violent and reckless. >> reckless and targeting crowdechase acit scary i think. >> i'm surprising it keeps happening. no one is stopping it. >> apple employees and security guards are up instructed not to engage. >> they

without an embankment but on char would be too dangerous for habitation experts t. w. contacted disagreed with the barrier is high enough but the government seems adamant to relocate to him get to the island. that we don't have space for them. if they're not willing for them. once the decision has been taken refugees could be relocated in a matter of weeks even against their will. and also asked bangladesh's foreign minister about the refugee plans he suggested the rohingya could be forced to move to the island even if the un objects what is the most extreme step you could take if the un disagrees with you kick the un agencies out and. we. will do so to be clear if they don't support your plan of doesn't shy you will tell them to we have to make a decision and we'll talk to them for. as one of the authors of that report he joins me now for more good to see you know we just heard by now this is foreign minister there what exactly has the u.n. said about above. we have contact at the u.n. he said a spokesperson in krakow but the person declined to comment on pashtun thou

escaped many say that they are on certain what the future holds for them our correspondent funny for char was one of the 1st international correspondents to meet the rector news at the airport in lagos and sent us this report slowly and with a long delay and finally arrives the airplane from johannesburg jolly's and some officials are waiting for the passengers to disembark. this is the 1st machine from south africa with nigerian rhetoric the 1st since anti immigrant violence erupted in and around your hand last week now that the nigerians are back what does the future hold for that. warm welcome to begin with but a lot of uncertainty to this woman left south africa after 7 years because of the xenophobic attacks she says she has brought her child with her. so. what's the plan for the future and what are you hoping to. find a job because i'm a graduate. of. hours earlier and just outside of the airport the usual hustle in lagos nigeria is facing chronic unemployment especially among its youth just like south africa this young man studied to be an accountant but can only survive repairing

know all the charred bodies at least like. some the whole trip. in this war hero of the year has you reported this by catch. the mother was a little girl with. a good. look you don't want a mother over you have them oh my main goal will be about my cash and i use illegal unregulated and underreporting fishing that is happening in the west african region. because it is estimated that between 11 and 26000000 tons of fish is being called illegally so i'm point 3000000 tons of fish are being discarded by catch annually it's just being killed without being targeted. here you can see the net in the net you can see a lot of dead sharks because the problem with the sharks is since they're lifting a swim bladder when they lift the net over there before the net is on the day the sharks die because of lack of oxygen. because they do not have these from the other so if they don't move they will die and. last year when we were here in bonn we also had several cases of whale sharks getting caught in the net with a person or so on several occasions we had to cut

. >> i would say a amy clop char r is plan b for the moderates.my advice would be if you want to do something bold, go after bernie sanders. he's becoming detached from economic reality. his climate plan, $16 trillion, medicare for all, free education. the past week he said we'll relieve people of medicare bills. i mean, this is socialism on steroids and klobuchar is the one who has always been capable of saying look, we have to be detached to reality, we have to have some sense, convey some sense to the american voter that we're a party that actually has their real interest in heart. paul: anybody else you're looking for? >> not really. sanders is sanders. he hasn't changed. he's not going to change. he's self-limiting in that sense. to some extent, i bodie would disagree, seems there's no sense in going after sanders, there's a core base that will not desert them. paul: it's a way of defining herself as a pragmatist. as congress gets set to return to washington on monday, house democrats promise more investigations into president trump. are they

spreading through the synagogue's open wooded framing and charring nearly everything in its path.irefighters were able to retrieve several religious relics including eight historic tourist scrolls cherished by the congregation. >> we feel proud that we could help them save some things that were really important to them and i think will help them move on in the future. >> reporter: matthew james amiot could face charges of first degree arson. but authorities said it's too early in the investigation to determine his motive. >> we don't have an indication that there was a motive of hate in this. it may change. >> reporter: now the community is joining together despite the pain, grateful for the outpouring of support. >> all i can do is thank people and we're really not asking anything. just being thankful to people for being there. >> reporter: i'm brit conway reporting. >>> people starting sliding off and yelling and falling. >> nearly two dozen people are hurt as sun decks fall like dominos from the side of a three-story home. >> this was not part of the plan. a pyrotechnics machin

flames have charred a little more than 59 scaquare miles. it started on wednesday morning and there's no word yet on what sparked that fire. >>> meantime, lightning is blamed for causing this wildfire south of redding near red bluff. there are mandatory evacuations in that area right now, and that fire burning now for two days is 20% contained and scorched nearly 14 square miles. cal fire says crews are having a difficult time reaching the flames because that fire is in a remote area with steep, rocky terrain. >> new details on the deadly boat file off the coast that killed 34 people last year. authorities are serving search warrant to the company that owned the boat, and they are searching the company's two remaining boats. the bodies of all but one body has been recovered. the search is suspended until tomorrow. >>> east bay neighbors were evacuated for hours as police were trying to kidnap a man accused of kidnapping and rape. officers were responding to a rape call on willow street and when they first arrived cole ran into a home and wou

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a bizarre story led facing char shooting. still ahead. the reason investigators believe he shot himself and lied about it. >>> the latest on the computer virus that brought one bay area city's system to a grinding halt. welcome back. 4: 23. a u.s. soldier arrested accused of sharing instructions on how to build a bomb and discussing an attack on a major news network. investigators say that 24-year- old jarred smith ible tao'rourk left andtivefa activists. he is assign to the first infantry in kansas and charged with one count of distributing information related to explosives and weapons of mass destruction. >>> we are learning more about an oakland police officer that claims to have accidentally shot himself last december while off duty. ktvu crime reporter henry lee says the officer is being charged with hampering an investigation. >>> oakland police officer torey nash has been charged with obstructing a police investigation after he shot himself in the chest while off duty outside the chili's restaurant. authorities say nash gave them t

forests in the amazons saying that our world is choking to death and that the us editor there among the charredoncern. you saw that the g7 meeting where the g7 committee admitted £80 million but obviously that is such a small amount of money and clearly, there have been talks between brazil‘s government and brought leaders and bossin government and brought leaders and boss in boston are on the brazilian, the president has said 43,000 troops into the amazon but a lot needs to be done and clearly this is the old campaigning is that we used to see these crusading pages. it looks like a real picture, it is so interesting the details of how the firefighters are fighting these fires in the amazon rain forest in one of the pictures here looks like more than the garden homes that are trying to get rid of these flames. it is a vast area and i think it is the story. the size of the uk is lost in the forest throughout the world every year, so it is a massive amount. meghan markle is on the front page of most of the papers and she said a bit of a run of bad publicity recently but this may be a bit better p

term this is war language do you see boris johnson trying to turn the european union into an enemy char u.k. oh it has started quite some time ago knocked up with blood drawn some but but the munich rop another us to portray the e.u. as a sort of prison where the make a very very tough for you to get out so the blame game has already stopped of now and i think this is what this british government of boris drones but they close aiming at of the moment so i think the e.u. 27 of very well advised not to walk into that trap but to keep the tone low to refrain from fuller makes and not to stop this escalating war of words because in the end. it will make the situation much worse for both sides you mentioned the voice of reason being the german chancellor angela merkel we know the bush johnson he visited her right here in berlin last month and since then he has repeatedly mentioned the name on the americal as proof that breaks it you know that breaks that deal can be struck before october 31st he even mentioned her today in ireland take a listen what does that. i think we have really the idea

some of the charred pieces of the big rig. about what caused this crash to happen and if there's other vehicles involved per se. but it does seem to be very clear that their chickens involved in and that's why chp and firefighters are making sure that they can contain that also figure out and investigate what happened here. we are told that everyone inside the big rig got out safely. so that is good news, but definitely going to be a mess here on 80 for a while now. robbins been checking that been quite a backup. >>on 80 west obviously people are trying to head into work head to the city and that's going to be difficult will be here live to show you the very latest in i hope to hear more from chp about what happened here for now i'm live in san pablo sarah stinson we'll send it back to did we see some of those chickens running around summer loose now. >>running around. but honestly ch video that by the time i think they got him all contain on. they are contained right that you get him to be very calm such a chaotic situation h

charred from saturday's strike yemen's who the rebels say they were behind the drone strikes. says it's removed more than 4 and a half 1000 political spam accounts being used to target qatar in a coordinated campaign they were operating out of the united arab emirates in egypt the news fake persona content critical of carter or promoting saudi arabia's government. also suspended the accounts of former saudi royal court advisor. has been implicated in the murder of washington post journalist. those are your headlines the news continues here in al-jazeera after man made invisible threats stay with us. sagna been really is a professor at george mason university and an expert on biological weapons she was born in tunisia and studied in france they had several people from teaching. to the western countries by antibiotics that were available at the time and these were used sent back to the former soviet union and used to develop pathogens that would be resistance resistant to those antibiotics some of the diseases which the soviet scientists experimented with have long threatened ma

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the fire has charred 73 hub acres, containment is 7%. there's no reported injuries but homes are threatened. the crews were sent to fight the fire. crews from contra costa are also being sent to fight the fire. cal fire says the fire was caused by a lightning strike. >>> scott wiener excused legislation to limit pg&e's ability to shut off electricity. utilities will shut off power to avoid costs even when it's not necessary. it would allow rate payers to bill pg&e for costs they occur during shut off and prohibit charges for service during the planned blackout. >>> the fire on a boat in the channel islands. crews had to suspend efforts to find remains of the last victim. they hope to keep the vessel in one piece to help determine what caused the fire. >> the first step is to roll over the vessel with the appropriate rigging equipment and have that stablize prior to beginning the raise. >> authorities say they will not conduct autopsies on the victims. they believe they all died of smoke inhalation not have burns. >>> hurricane dorian mad

triggered a gunfight between the hostage takers and security forces the bullet holes on the walls the charred remains of the ceiling which caught fire better estimates to what happened after. the thief. is a small town just under 40000 people it's hard to find a family here that wasn't either directly affected or knows somebody who was. the room was full of people who perhaps were involved in the siege medics who ran towards the fire to turn to the wounded parents and teachers who decided to stay with the children and police officers who tried to save those who they could. and. every year become a hero and to the grave site in fact there is a cemetery every month people were very understanding they were coming from all over russia and nearby countries i would not want to events like these to unite people but it does. i think it's impossible to forget something like this 334 people died and so many children among them is it possible to forget it. it's very important for one of the memory and remember the events in order for this horrible tragedy to never happen again i came here today with my

. >> reporter: the charred remains of the ship were lifted out of the water two weeks after the deadly fire killed 34 people on board. the national transportation safety board confirming all six crew members were asleep according to the preliminary report a roving watchman required by law to stay awake and walk the decks overnight was asleep when the fire began at 3:14 in the morning. the boat owner's attorney said a safety check was completed at 2:30 a.m a criminal probe has been launched and investigators now looking at lithium ion batteries found in smartphones and most electronics. just this week, the coast guard recommended boat operators consider limiting the unsupervised charging of those kinds of devices the 75-foot boat had three levels the night of september 2 five crew members were asleep on the top deck when the fire broke out on the second deck where the 33 passengers and one crew member were asleep and where investigators say they could have been charging their electronics. the sleeping quarters had an entrance and a safety hatch. questions about whether the hatch was big

this government is going to risk its image there might be an attempt like pushing them to brush and char island but pushing them to rakhine state i don't think so they even risk destroying their image junk when they what do you think about that point i mean bangladesh has government it has has said over and over again that repatriation would only happen if it was on a voluntary basis but there are indications right now from officials in bangladesh and from media outlets in bangladesh that perhaps patience seems to be running out when it comes to the rink issue do you think we could get to a point where repatriation could be pushed again and maybe they suggested it would be a forced repatriation. yeah i was i was in cox bazaar during the repatriation process in november 2018 i was also in caucus are recently in august 22nd monitoring there are a trace in process of her rights and myself spoke to people who are hendo refugees in the camps on august 22nd that were on the repatriation list and all of them like anita said. don't want to go back without restored citizenship rights they also ta

there are charred clothes and a gas can nearby. they are investigating it as a possible assault. >> they're not saying how the fire started but one witness at the scene told us he believes another person did it intentionally. woe don't know how badly burned the victim is. >> a an ax in at a condo. five people crashing@ground as the second story balcony collapsed. take a look. the owner says shoefsing a get together with nine coworkers. and a few people at a table outside. one member of the group talked with us. >> i remember hitting the ground. how bad isbody alive? >> five people were examined or treated for injuries including one man who under went surgery for an injured leg. we'll have the latest on what might have caused this collapse. >> new developments in the police shooting of a mentally ill man three month ago. protestors are calling it murder. rallying right now at city hall. this is a live look. the shooting happened in june after the parents of miles called police for help. when he was having a mental health crisis. the

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