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billion railway connecting the kenyan capital, nairobi, with the harbor city of mumbai's a -- the harbor cityy of mumbasa. china sees africa as a huge market to sell their goods. now the train lines are being expanded. soon, they will connect to most of east africa. many people here are thanknkful for the project that china makes possible, but others are asking what the chinese expect in return. >> they are bringing good things to us. at the same time, they are also taking our natural resources. >> in kenya, it's crude oil. in malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world, it's rare earths. raw materials needed to make batteries for e-cars and smartphones. the chinese president read -- answered questions by reading from a prewritten statement. >> some have suggested that china's investment in africa is to grab its resources. it's totally erroneous as the world can become a better place only through common development. china wants to make the world a beautiful place through common prosperity. >> this taxi driver cannot afford a four-euro ticket on a salary of 20 euros a month, so he just co

. >> they're not citizens of this country or state or cityy. that doesn't make sense.ey have a right to vote and make decisions for us as sil >> council is expecteded to vote on the change on august 8. >> 6:24 now. >> did you do the speed cam story on i 95. >> where is it. >> you have a grace period. after august 7 you will get a ticket of $40 if going ten miles over the 55 mile an hour limit. >> thank you for telling me. >> you'll be warned. >> uber starting today accept tips. >> i heard that story. >> hot outside as well. >> all right. okay. >> now you're up to speet. >> i was reaching hard on future endeavors. >> i understand. >> winds out of the south at 7. another hot and sweaty day. bottom line. low 90s. yes, lot of humidity and scattered showers and thunderstorms return to the region.6 hor a. okay. quick look at the 7 day. heat if you love it it's back on around here. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sund better. maybe i should say 95 or higher and i think we'll probably have to up one of of those numbers to 100 by tomorrow. maybe fry or saturday we'll hit

. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions coming after sanctuary cityies.g up, we'll tell you how the new rules will impact local law enforcement agencies. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> i'm jessica flores live in oakland where a new crackdown on so-called sanctuary cities could be costing the city. attorney general jeff sessions issued new rules blocking sanctuary cities from receiving federal grants. now, under these new rules, the department of justice will withhold millions of dollars in federal grant money unless cities give immigration authorities access to local jails in order to interview inmates suspected of being in the country illegally, and second, when the department of homeland security makes their request, local jails n