kuhn and clifford good to have you here.the examples that we just talked about aren't the only ones what other companies have been in the crosshairs of beijing here but i've been going through the list and it's a bit like it would make a really good fashion show actually you've got for saatchi calvin klein coach dolce and gabbana as you've known she wearing sorrel ski jewellery and also with their samsung phones in their pocket and driving their numerous c.d.'s the list of brands that have managed to to anger at ticals widespread public anger in china is lengthy and prestigious now let's look at the reaction here i mean surely having your country's territory visually diminished i mean that surely isn't cool but when it comes to other instances would you say that beijing is reacting rather thin skinned here i think i think there is definitely things going reaction here i mean a lot of this is very innocuous in the west but in china this stuff is taking stream you seriously we've seen you know the idea of hong kong in hong kon

well for more now i'm joined by china policy analyst clifford kuhn in here in our studio. and our correspondent in beijing mathias bulling goes with us as well clifford with you what do you make of the call is by china's hong kong military commander well i think his comments are a clear warning nothing is ever said by accident everything you have to really interpret everything on i think this is a very clear message. and wants to show that the central government. is keen that hong kong situation doesn't get out of control and it sees itself very much as the force that is in a position to do it this $10000.00 troops there in the garrison in hong kong they are numerous occasions the last few days we've heard various officials saying that they have it within their readiness to intervene if there is a serious threat to central government rule to beijing rule in hong kong and so i think we have to take these very serious warnings so we've got that verbal warning saying the violence will not be tolerated we've also got the chinese military read leasing a video it's like a traini

we have clifford abrahams --we have dr. christoph jurecka next.loomberg. ♪ manus: we are getting set up for this european trade under 40 minutes from the start of cash trading in the equity markets. it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am manus cranny in abu dhabi. inra: i am nejra cehic london. net income came in that 993 11.8 billion, euros for the quarter. joining us is dr. christoph jurecka, cfo, muenchener rueckversicherungs. what makes you confident in confirming your 2019-2020 target? christoph: thank you for having me. 1.6 billion earned in the first half of the year, we look to meet our 2.5 billion target for the year. this quarter has been the best years, so we are happy with the results. can you tell us about what is going on with the reserves in the business? numbers, by the way. christoph: reserves are always a topic for insurance. they have been absolutely stable on a conservative level. despite this, we were able to twoase some reserves into duty transactions we looked to finalize. ,ome parts of our core business it was necessary t

china policy analyst clifford coonan clifford what do you make of these call nantz by china's hong kong military commander and former chief executive very pointed comments they are and i think it's i always think of the part of penny's theory here that you know individually either of these events would be would be pretty serious put together they've become quite worrying. was a very respected figure seems likely as a slightly moderating figure but he's come out with these pretty pretty serious comments about what's happening and then obviously this video then coming from the p.s.a. and everyone is worried about the p.l.o. a in hong kong. on the democracy side when you say the pilatus the people's liberation army just the chinese mainland army that is garros and in hong kong. let's talk about that video a little bit it shows troops quelling a protest in an urban area presumably hong kong quite worrying what do you make of all well there's lots of things about the video it's 1 point one of the soldiers is asking in canton eason saying you know you barely if you bear the quote consequences

to break this all down and join in the studio now by china analyst clifford good morning clifford what do you think about this what what does this tell us about the scale of beijing's online propaganda war against the protesters in hong kong well i think beijing has studied what's happening on that studied mass media and it just sees the potential for things to spin out of control in terms of social unrest so they're targeting twitter and facebook even though both of course are banned in china there's they've still realize that if they want to get their message across that they need to focus on these 2 hugely popular platforms and so they come out with these messages as you say describing them as cockroaches and putting a lot of messages out there about foreign influence and i'm basically trying to get their message across about social cohesion and protect the police and the patriotic message to use these platforms to get that message out there as much as possible i'm going to post on social media platforms are just one of the part of the propaganda war by the chinese government here's

we also have phoebe kong joining us remotely from hong kong she is just setting up right now so clifford i'll turn to you 1st we've heard all flights canceled again what is happening right now just walk us through what the picture must be there in hong kong home but this is the 2nd day now the flights being canceled the airport is such a symbol for the city so clearly this is a big blow for hong kong standing in a way and it really brings home the effect that these protests are having internationally in a way that this is the business hub the beating heart of this financial hub has been closed now for a 2nd day running with the closure of the airport meanwhile we're talking about china we know that the government is sharpening its rhetoric we have seen this video showing a security build up along the border with hong kong tell us a little bit more about what we saw on global times which is website newspaper strong newspaper part of the same publishing group that produces the communist party mouthpiece people's daily we saw these pictures of armored personnel carriers and troop carriers i

today in san francisco rally was held by medical professionals to show their support for for charles clifford has more details on their fight against ice. >>well here is a cupboard san francisco general hospital on wednesday about 50 or so medical professionals rallied outside the hospital to show support for the immigrant community. now they rallied here particularly upset by recent changes in policy at the department of homeland security which is change what's called the public charge policy that has resulted in immigrants training in the country could be denied entry if those immigrants might be receiving a federal assistance more government assistance such as food stamps or possibly health insurance and the medical professionals here at the hospital i find that troubling they say it had a chilling effect this prevented patients from coming into the hospital because they are afraid i could impact their immigration status or their abilities to stay in this country. they also say it has an impact on the staff here at the hospital. >>patients are scared to come here because they're worried ca

at sfo charles clifford kron 4 news. >>meanwhile, the city of san francisco is planning to install new tap water stations at parks and schools is being funded by the city soda tax mayor lodon breed set aside more than $800,000 for this project, 22 water stations are set to be put in that san francisco schools and other 14 at parks and then open spaces, schools and parks throughout the city currently have just over a 100 drink tap station's already installed. >>time for 4 zone forecast to get a lot i look outside from our mighty sutro camera looking downtown san francisco through some wispy clouds >>school grade school to see that and the fog is a factor but so too is the wind to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here been hot that very hot going on now to finally of a cool down we have some mid 90's again at some of the valleys so yeah they've been the city there temperatures in the the better part of week or so, but they are going to finally see some of this marine air work its way further inland overnight toni

in san francisco today as medical professionals show support for immigrants kron four's charles cliffordas there. >>well here is a cupboard san francisco general hospital on wednesday about 50 or so medical professionals rallied outside the hospital to show support for the immigrant community. now they rallied here particularly upset by recent changes in policy at the department of homeland security which is change what's called the public charge policy that has resulted in immigrants training in the country could be denied entry if those immigrants might be receiving a federal assistance for government assistance such as food stamps or possibly health insurance and the medical professionals here at the hospital i find that troubling they say it had a chilling effect this prevent it patients from coming into the hospital because they are afraid i could impact their immigration status or their abilities to stay in this country. they also say impact on the staff here at the hospital. >>patients are scared to come here because they're worried can they get health insurance is that can affect

>>completion is here the media got a sneak peek earlier today kron four's charles clifford was there. >>well here in san francisco. we are just days away from the opening of the new chase center here in mission bay on monday morning. the media was given a bit of a sneak peek inside if you go into the chase center right now there's still some work going on but for the most part they're done building this thing that just put the finishing touches on out on the floor where the seats are all the seats are in. i think at the floor down they've got the hoops up they've got all the displays up and running out in the hallways, the concession stands are all completed. the some of the restaurants are also done some of the box seat areas it all looks great is brand spanking new. if you go into the chase center kind of the most striking thing is the new video screen that they have built for the warriors games. this thing is huge. it measures up 52 by 82 feet by comparison an imax screen is only 53 by 72 feet now we had a chance to hear from the warriors president who says it has been a long journ

but for now in dublin charles clifford kron 4 news all good advice. thank you, chuck, and these a high winds out there really helped fuel that fire today want to check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who is tracking the conditions alerts you guys you get these brush fires going to get those afternoon breeze is picking up and they rapidly spread. >>and that's what we saw today as the brush fire got going. and just move right to that very dry brush. the winds they've been blown out there are some of those winds pretty gusty in and around that area if you drive along 5.80, you know that you've got a whole lot of that brown brush right there at the dew in kenya, regional preserve right up the mountain range there you've got a ton of open space. and certainly that's a concern but now we're seeing the conditions some those winds blowing almost 20 miles per hour. they may have put the fire out but is still going to smolder so some that smoke, it's still going to wander in and around the area, especially places that just to the east of tha

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her first charles clifford up visited the city of napa to see how the recovery effort has been going.oming saturday will be the 5th anniversary of the napa quake that struck back in august of 2014 that quake struck at 3 20 in the morning just south of a downtown napa it was a magnitude 6 quake. it did hundreds of millions of dollars of damage all across the north bay particularly in downtown napa were damaged multiple building some of the older buildings. 200 people were injured one person was killed now in the years since then a lot of good work has been done to restore the damage all across napa particularly in downtown many of the buildings were historic older buildings brick buildings that were damaged by that quake. now here in downtown napa i'm standing right in front of the county courthouse. you take a look behind me here you can see that the courthouse back to normal but this building was wrapped for years as they did a restoration work repairing that damage. right across the street there were some additional buildings including the one right there on the corner that was dama

>>kron four's charles clifford has details. >>we're in san francisco on monday pge showed off their new upgraded wildfire safety operations center another center is upstairs in the pga building the headquarters here and it monitors satellite data also sensor data from across the state they also have a web cameras up looking for any signs of fires that at the center is staffed 24 7 with people are monitoring social media also weather reports and the idea of several goals here one is to a spot fires in determine if that fire is burning near some pg e equipment that they not might need to be more proactive about it also deploy resources and also they monitor the weather looking in it for any large weather events like santa ana winds that could potentially cause a problem that could have an power lines causing sparking and they can also make the decision whether orpnot to be energized those lines for safety reasons but pg e walks a fine line here between safety and the need to keep the power on for people because obviously folks re

>>for said charles clifford visited the city of napa to see how the recovery effort has been going.l this coming saturday will be the 5th anniversary of the napa quake that struck back in august of 2014 that quake struck at 3 20 in the morning just south of a downtown napa it was a magnitude 6 quake. it did hundreds of millions of dollars of damage all across the north bay particularly in downtown napa were damaged multiple building some of the older buildings. 200 people were injured one person was killed now in the years since then a lot of good work has been done to restore the damage all across napa particularly in downtown many of the buildings were historic older buildings brick buildings that were damaged by that quake. now here in downtown napa i'm standing right in front of the county courthouse. you take a look behind me here you can see that the courthouse back to normal but this building was wrapped for years as they did a restoration work repairing that damage. right across the street there were some additional buildings including the one right there on the er that was

in san jose charles clifford kron 4 news. >>and that of the north bay where schools and city leaders are starting a movement to stand up against hate and racism, it's called not in our town and the community is coming together after disturbing flyers were found in nevado kron four's theresa reports. i'm here in nevada where they're taking some very proactive steps and this is all about. >>making a declaration about some very strong values that they have this is all part of a knot in your town so. a little bit about the knot in your town, this is a pledge about you know standing up against racism against tyson semitism. tell me a little bit more about this superintendent. >>yes, so we believe that that our diversity here in nevada was our greatest strengths. and we believe that there's a lot of hate out there in our community and the greater community across our country and what we're doing is we're taking a stand to say that that we need to be better than that we need to value a love and we need love to stamp out hate and dur

call by and air canada plane that almost landed on a crowded taxiway at sfo kron four's charles clifford has more on what this means for travelers. well here at sfo on a thursday representative mark to >>and now she's going to introduce new legislation into the house of representatives to try to improve the airline safety specifically safety when aircraft are trying to land you know, it's called the safe landings act and it was inspired my a near miss incident here at sfo 2 years ago in that case air canada flight 7, 5, 9, i was improperly lined up to land on a taxiway were multiple aircraft. i were waiting to take off. fortunately disaster was averted in that case and since then the song has worked with airline safety experts and pilots to try to find ways to keep this from happening again. now the proposed legislation would require the f a a to implement safe systems requiring air traffic controllers and pilots to be alerted when a plane is improperly aligned to land and create a task force to improve quite pilot training and safety of the bay area's only captain sully sullenberger was

any might be posed by future quakes here in napa and across the north that in napa county charles clifford kron 4 news. >>some of the old west to the east bay that's been serving locals for more than 85 years and still going strong. this morning dine and dish vicki liviakis heads to casa or enda. >>steer horns hangover them are casa rendon's straight out of the old wesley old school bar with great food local rodeo riders in the lineup of cowgirls the mood is authentic ranch when you come to cars are in day you feel inspired to put on your best cowboy boots built in 1932 by a montana cowboy who came out here to build the call the ca tunnel. t wanted a place for his friends to dream. and it's been serving friends ever since you guys cowboy. we can drink these days by john goi acu started out as a busboy not much has changed here. i see we'll see chin. you can dine amongst an antique gun collection body is the g told me no they weren't we for card games. they would slip them up their sleeves it. or you might just admired the painting of local stagecoach robbers get the back story by kendall h

and san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news it's going to take a lie. >>look outside right now from our sutro cam beautiful shot of san francisco, some of those we speak really calm clouds fog. >>some like that i mean, and it kind of sums up the whole bay area weather scene doesn't want his picture right here you saw a little bit of clear so we up the little monsoon going on right now to so little other factor in our weather pattern outside so low clouds around the bay area today a little sunshine in between but here's the shot for you to how about that you see the fog out there down below and up above we've got some of the monsoonal clubs that continue to stream across our skies we'll see more of that tonight and probably for part of the day at least tomorrow as that monsoonal continue from timber on a nice look you can see some patchy fog down below and also some low clouds up above so again that cloud cover rolling in specially late in the day and we're going to see more of that throughout the night tonight. temperatures though not bad 70 degrees in

n.spite this, deputy clifford doroski is still on the job at the orange county sheriff's department,is one of the e.m.t.s. enate senator katrina shealy: has there been in your view enough accountability? >> i think there needs to be a better investigation into what happened. i mean, we can see it on the video. i think somebody, you know, needs to explain to them why it happened, which they haven't. i mean, you can't explain it away. >> reporter: we asked e.m.s.ona. they botdeclincingn that's ieir job. dey just didn't do their job. they didn't care enough about human life to do their job. >> o'donnell: jim axelrod joins us tonight. so, jim, what recourse do the parents have? >> reporter: well, they filed both state and federal lawsuits today. i spoke to the family's lawyer just a short while ago. hileaid, sure, they're looking for justice. they're looking for accountability. they're looking for answers. they're also looking for a significant monetary award to t t the attention of lawmakers in south carolina to change things and ensure no other family will have to go through something

despite this, deputy clifford doroski is still on the job at the orange couy ment, anso is one of the. state senator katrina shealy: has there been in your view enough accountability? >> i think there needs to be a better investigation into what happened. i mean, we can see it on the video. i think somebody, you know, needs to explain to them why it happened, which they haven't. i mean, you can't explain it away. >> reporter: we asked e.m.s. and the sheriff's department for on-camera interviews. they both declined, citing an ongoing investigation. >> they didn't do their job. that's it. they just didn't do their job. they didn't care enough about human life to do their job. >> jim axelrod joins us tonight. so, jim, what recourse do the parents have? >> reporter: well, they filed both state and federal lawsuits today. i spoke to the family's lawyer just a short while ago. he said, sure, they're looking for justice. they're looking for accountability. they're looking for answers. they're also looking for a significant monetary award to get the attention of lawmakers in south carolina to

clifford benjamin henry, also known as c.b. henry. mr. clifford benjamin henry, a 71-year resident of san francisco and a community activist died on july 23 after a brief illness. he was 94 years old. mr. henry worked for s.f. municipal transportation agency for over 40 years as a bus driver and cable car operator. he was a licensed realtor and helped hundreds of african americans become homeowners. he and his late wife, christine, were the parents of two daughters. he was also the grandfather of four and a great grandfather of six. a committed family man, mr. henry once said, i told my children to work hard, take care of your family overall things. whatever you say you are going to do, do it. be a model citizen. as a community activist, he worked with his daughter, barbara, in helping to elect the first african american woman, london breed, mayor of san francisco. he attended the yearly s. s.f. naacp galas and supported countless others with his time and money. he was a member in good standing at the pilgrim community church. the second

unfortunately, he took max clifford's advice and i got shafted and he has been shafted.as so annoying about it. i would not wa nt so annoying about it. i would not want anyone to know about it. it was bad enough that people knew about wayne rooney. do you have a bitterness towards him?” wayne rooney. do you have a bitterness towards him? i have a bit because i have got older. the other reason i have done the book is because one person put a review saying there was only one story. why would i do a kiss and tell and defeat everything i am against? i am against girls who go out and sleep with somebody and then ring the papers. i will not start naming men ina book papers. i will not start naming men in a book who have not done anything to me. of course there is an element of bitterness there because i think why did you not get someone to come and speak to me first and ask me what my intention was? instead of listening to someone like max clifford who made his money through screwing people over, including me and him. thank you very much, helen. the book is called a man's worl

beijing views as disagreeable ads joining me here in the studio is china expert fairford coonan clifford good to have you on the show the examples we just we just talked about they aren't the only ones but other companies have been in beijing's crosshairs i think it's almost like a roll call of the greatest russian bronze for example we've seen code. calvin klein versace and not just fashion we've got sore all steve jewelry footwear we've got a 6 telephones we've had some song and cars more c.d.'s have been in trouble and also we've seen things that aren't even brand related as much as you know facebook is by twitter is by. google is beyond so there's a lot of there's a lot of pressure on some of the biggest companies in the world on the cover real real make a real difference to your bottom line and how exactly is beijing applying this pressure and are companies giving in well it's not there have been been relatively little relatively few direct interventions for how it happens is through this through social media the government has been happy to sort of whip up a lot of patriotism and n

at sfo charles clifford kron 4 news. >>it will be traumatized.have to take into consideration. >>a tropical storm heading straight for puerto rico as the island is still recovering from the devastation of hurricane maria, the way residents are preparing for the worst. >>and as a potential hurricane has towards us and fire season is speaking up now the department of homeland security was taking money from fema where that money is going. plus. >>a main focus of the g 7 summit has been the fires in the amazon country coming together to provide aid to help stop the inferno and the rain forest. we have details on >>a global crisis is unfolding in the amazon rain forest we've been talking about that the last few days of brazilian government, however is turning down million in aid at the g 7 summit in france countries pulled together an offer to help fight the burning tires they're burning force known as c earth's long's reporter camille over now is on the ground in brazil with the latest. >>a back and forth and a lot of confusion from the brazilian pre

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more now i'm joined by china policy analyst clifford coonan different what do you make of china's hong kong military commanders saying unrest in the territory should not be tolerated. i think nothing happens by accident and there are no casual statements made i think there's a warning there and i think it's a signal a clear signal from beijing that there's a close focus now on events in hong kong and just how the local government the city government in hong kong is handling it. there's definitely a warning there by showing that the garrison of $10000.00 troops after all that it's there it keeps a very low profile but this is a sign saying we're there and if we need it we can use it so important to note china does have 10000 troops there in hong kong standing by if needed well in addition to the verbal warning you've got the chinese military also releasing a propaganda video this video shows troops apparently quelling what appears to be a riot in an urban area looks a lot like hong kong tell us about that the video is quite remarkable it contains the commands or is using cantonese which

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to radar systems that would indicate if an aircraft is improperly lined up to land at sfo charles clifford4 news. national news now in the remains of a fighter pilot killed in the vietnam war were returned to texas today. >>but it's who flew them home that will really get you this was a solemn homecoming more than 50 years in the making enemy forces shut down air force colonel roy night's plane in may of 1967. he was just 36 when he was killed. and when he left dallas to go fight in the war knight's son brian was just 5 years old brian night is now a captain with southwest airlines and brian flew his dad's remains back home to the same dallas airport 52 years after his that left for vietnam. colonel nights remains were found earlier this year in laos and today. it was a moving scene that captivated people at dallas's love field airport. actor danny trejo is known for being a villain in movies. but tonight, he's being called a hero in real life that's because he rescued a baby trapped in a car. after a crash you see the scene here. this is yesterday in l a when 2 car slammed into each other

>>since then a number of buildings have been restored kron four's charles clifford visited the city tois coming saturday will be the 5th anniversary of the napa quake that struck back in august of 2014 that quake struck at 3 20 in the morning just south of a downtown napa it was a magnitude 6 quake. it did hundreds of millions of dollars of damage all across the north bay particularly in downtown napa were damaged multiple building some of the older buildings. 200 people were injured one person was killed now in the years since then a lot of good work has been done to restore the damage all across napa particularly in downtown many of the buildings were historic older buildings brick buildings that were damaged by that quake. now here in downtown napa i'm standing right in front of the county courthouse. you take a look behind me here you can see that the courthouse back to normal but this building was wrapped for years as they did a restoration work repairing that damage. right across the street there were some additional buildings including the one right there on the corner that was

now since then a lot of the buildings have been restored, we saw quite a bit of damage from first cliffordually visited napa to see how those recovery efforts are moving along. >>well this coming saturday will be the 5th anniversary of the napa quake that struck back in august of 2014 that quake struck at 3 20 in the morning just south of a downtown napa it was a magnitude 6 quake. it did hundreds of millions of dollars of damage all across the north bay particularly in downtown napa were damaged multiple building some of the older buildings. 200 people were injured one person was killed now in the years since then a lot of good work has been done to restore the damage all across napa particularly in downtown many of the buildings were historic older buildings brick buildings that were damaged by that quake. now here in downtown napa i'm standing right in front of the county courthouse. you take a look behind me here you can see that the courthouse back to normal but this building was wrapped for years as they did a restoration work repairing that damage. right across the street there were

thank you very much, clifford. she is manning the helpline until seven.erhaps manning the land. long hours, unreliable income, the weather, disease and brexit, all of these things can be a worry and u nless these things can be a worry and unless there is a support network like that provided in shropshire it can be really, really difficult for people who have that sense of isolation to survive and come through. indeed. one of the disadvantages of mechanisation is the number of people working on farms decreasing. a lot ofjobs know you're doing on your own that you would have done previously with a family orfriend. would have done previously with a family or friend. in a moment will have the latest business news. the prime minister is in paris to tell french president, emmanuel macron, that the irish backstop must go. that's despite macron saying the backstop is "indispensible". the wait is over for seven hundred thousand students as they get their gcse results. top grades have nudged up slightly despite concerns about the difficulty of exams. record numbers

and it all starts at their headquarters in san francisco ca force charles clifford gives us a tour ar. >>we're in san francisco on monday pge showed off their new upgraded wildfire safety operations center another center is upstairs in the pga building the headquarters here and it monitors satellite data also sensor data from across the state they also have a web cameras up looking for any signs of fires that at the center is staffed 24 7 with people are monitoring social media also weather reports and the idea of several goals here one is to a spot fires in determine if that fire is burning near some p g equipment that they not might need to be more proactive about it also deploy resources and also they monitor the weather looking in it for any large weather events like santa ana winds that could potentially cause a problem that could have an impact a power lines causing sparking and they can also make the decision whether or not to be energized those lines for safety reasons but pg e walks a fine line here between safety and the need to keep the power on for people because obviousl

but for the president of the united states. >> this information about the payments to stephanie cliffordhe payments america media made, the payments to michael cohen, they've all been investigated to some degree. >> right. very substantially. by the federal government. but these are also could be state crimes. it could be state crimes involved in the hush money payments. and the manhattan district attorney has jurisdiction and that's what he's looking at. and just because you've been investigated by the feds doesn't mean that the state can't look at this and actually what happened was that i understand from press reports that the d.a. of manhattan wanted to look at this before but was asked by the federal prosecutor. >> hold on until we're done. >> right. bill barr can't influence -- >> he can try, but, no, he can't. >> liz, good to see you as always. liz, she is an attorney at eric feinstein, former district attorney for kings county. >>> coming up, the 2020 candidate sent dire warnings about addressing global warming at this week's debate. but what does it all take to get americans to

to radar systems that would indicate if an aircraft is improperly lined up to land at sfo charles clifford kron 4 news. >>all right time now back to our breaking news tonight out of lake county a fire we had mentioned it is threatening homes tonight and so far 0% contained yet the containment is one problem the weather is another we're talking about the area of soda bay road and golf drive in lake county there are evacuation orders in place tonight, the riviera west community is under an evacuation order and we just learned within the past 5 minutes or so that all people who live east of west ridge drive are being advised that you could have to evacuate right now it's just a warning. it is not an evacuation order. ah but that is in place right now the warning for people who live east of west ridge drive. this fire started about 3 today see pictures showing all of the smoke. it's being called the gulf fire and it's burned at least 15 acres and that latest update was about an hour ago so it could be more than that and there's actually more than one fire here. there's the 15 or so acre fire b

it was you know because china analysts clifford couldn't speaking with me a short while ago let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world's spanish opera star plus you know domingo has been accused of sexual misconduct 9 women told the associated press news agency that they were sexually harassed over a period of decades some saying that domingo punished them professionally if they refused his advances the 78 year old has said that the allegations are inaccurate. kurdistan's ex-president all must beck. has been charged with murder and plotting a coup he was arrested last week in a police raid on his house that sparked clashes between supporters and police one officer was killed the central asian state is caught in a growing conflict between the ex-president and his successor. 58 years ago today work began on the construction of the berlin wall the barrier was intended to stem the population drain from communist east germany to west berlin and west germany the wall formalized west berlin situation as an island in otherwise communist territory now beyond cli