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. >> reporter: while also touching on child care, housing custs and limited opportunities for low income families the overarching theme was the importance of bringing a heavily divided country together in a post-trump america. >> the next president whoever they are are going to have to be someone who can heal and bring this nation together. >> we cannot simply be consumed by donald trump. because if we are, you know what? we're going to lose the election. >> so far only six candidates have qualified for the next debate in december, which means it's possible for some of these candidates tonight was their last time on the stage. >>> fremont gets high marks from residents for quality of life as part of our focus this week. we find out what happens when you can't afford to stay. >>> a small child struck and killed sadly by >>> many people think of the bay area as just san francisco, oakland and sanbut there's so m. like all this. it's where we work, live and love. all of our cities big and small are facing the same problems, and everyone is looking for solutions. that's why abc 7 is looking

rioting and call the protesters hooligans let's go live now a political analyst side must stuff a cust chesham always good to have you on the program how unsettled is the situation where you are. hello and thanks for having me you know tehran is calm now of course and all security has been stopped which there were where you know ever since the revolution the iranians have been demanding. actually freedom of expression and that's why they revolted and there have been protests or demands by the people in demonstrations who have been expressing their legitimate concerns and demands and nobody has been bothering them of a since this riots a was revived through the revolution and this is nothing strange but this strange or call the standing point here is that as soon as the rain ian's come out to the man and to call for. legitimate grievances economic grievances we can see very. very outstanding efforts and very clear and obvious efforts by the united states by the m.k. older son of the former pal of your regime in august and very recently by this all these even who try to hijack these peac

we have the federal level of the federal government of germany even though they might not have to cust subsidies or incentives with tesla the federal government of germany in september announced a big package of measures including heavy incentives for electric mobility that is part of the climate change package of the federal government that must have played into the equation as well and last but not least there is the regional government of berlin the city that is also a state and the neighboring state of brandenburg where the airport is and where the factory will be located where the airport is supposed is supposed to be and those officials have already said that anyone bringing vestments and jobs to the region will also be supportive of that support will look like is probably. to be said ok so the subsidies are kind of built into the system as it were you mentioned the european union so what happened to britain in the competition for this factory was is this a bricks related decision from mr musk probably yes himself said that britain was simply too risky to build this planned on ri

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what should you and what this one rights abuses have to continue you know until it gets to a crisp cust change before they step in what i believe should be done is say that the e.u. and they don't really know economic and political ping show took preemptive. measures right to forestall any. recurrence of what cupping in 2015 or even worse is. and we'll have to leave it there but it is something that will all continue to watch very very closely indeed thank you to all our guests angela moranbah sellstrom jonathan often and and lois and large and thank you too for watching and you can see this program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. in fact story for minister and the whole team here and i feel. cold is there oh we really don't believe the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen to what i just said it was that pakistan would never start a. war we meet with

impunity kochie view and what this one rights abuses have to continue and until it gets to a crisp cust change before they step in what i believe should be done is say that the e.u. and they don't really know economic and political ping show took preventive. measures right to forestall any. recurrence of what cup and in 2015 or even with. and we'll have to leave it there but it is something that will continue to watch very very closely indeed thank you to all our guests and. jonathan often answer and lois knowledge and thank you too for watching and you can see this program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is at a.j. inside story for meanest and the whole team here and i hope i find a. new topic and alaskan village rapidly losing ground to roshan following permafrost its inhabitants forced to move to safer ground below the western pacific for steven garments when it roots planets as their wits finds pe

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eventually being arrested by cust shannon: the manhunt in california the two murder suspects is over.r traveling hundreds of miles all the way to california's border with mexico even crossing into mexico at one point but eventually being arrested by customs and border protection as they tried to walk back into the us. a jonathan salazar and santos escaped from jail in central california by climbing through a hole they made in the ceiling. a massive statewide hundred is underway north carolina. a 13-year-old double murder suspect, escaped from custody after a court appearance, identified only as jericho w, believed to be barefoot and wearing leg restraints. the former attorney general jeff sessions expected to announce tomorrow that he's going to run for his old senate seat. sessions becoming latest victim of so-called cancel culture sparking a protest at northwestern university where he was trying to speak. a number of demonstrators were forcibly removed from his speech fighting with police officers on the way out. sessions had to be escorted from the university. let's go to mark mere

cust om airily what is a foreign service officer to do when something like that happens? or has it been your experience that that so rarely happens that you have a private citizen working, you know, for the white house or working under other motivation, bipassing state department policy? >> let me give you an analogy that i think people would understand. i know your dad for example served in the air force. >> and state department. >> and state department. >> so he was a foreign service officer. >> imagine if you're going to -- let's say you're soldiers going to war for america, and somebody from the outside, a private citizen comes along and says, i'd like all the soldiers to move in a different direction, we would be up in arms over that. these are officials who follow very strict clearance, security, talking points, procedures, process. so to have the former mayor of new york enter into this scene, to have frankly an ambassador who does not have ukraine in his portfolio, drop in to kyiv in the middle of all of this, any american who understands that you work in a system

infrastructure will be handed over to the city -- power, water, sewer will be handed over to the city and those cust -- they will be treated just like the hetchy customers. >> but in the interim, we've got some issues to deal with because that may be a while. >> correct. >> so quick decision -- i mean, decision, quick question. and it sounds like you guys just did a wonderful job getting in there and troubleshooting and everything, and there were a lot of decisions to make. i know that pg&e, you know, when they were starting to do the shutdowns or whatever, ultimately, as a p.r. piece, the c.e.o. was just taking the heat himself and saying i'm making the decision, we're going to shutdown here at this time and shutdown here at this time. just curious from a department point of view, who made the decision to say, from 12:00 to 5:00 at night, this is the best decision. who made that decision? is that a team decision? >> that's a team decision. as the folks closest to the ground knowing what the capablity of the generators are, what the fuel spend rate is, we came to tida, department of emergency manage

ktvu's debra malone is in santa ro santa rosa without power. 6000 cust heading east along the sonoma highway. we are at a warming center for the peaks, charging stations and hot beverages until morning. >> we are going to do some grilling, because we have no power. >> reporter: they made the first of their dim lights. dinner by lantern, once again. >> will get the power back and get back to holiday festivities. right? >> reporter: families find it difficult to plan and relax. >> we got a generator box. >> reporter: at least this time their food is safe. a generator hooked up to the fridge, but a dark house is also a cold house. >> we will be okay, it will be warm enough. >> it's a horrible inconvenience. i know that. >> county officials are monitoring the outage. >> we have learned a lot of lessons. we have gotten a lot of feedback. we have heard from you and we know that the current way we are doing this needs to improve. >> reporter: pg&e dismissed the shut off but said they will become less frequent and more targeted going forward. but local leaders doubt the bank of futility can

michael jackson's cust socs from his first on stage moonwalk you're looking at him here they are.r auctionjackson more the crystal covered sox during a legendary motown tspecial and the sox and they're saying could actually go for as much as $2 ilon for each sto. a bidding begins next wednesy, and good news for swim. >>the star singer taylor swift is giving her us fans anoth chance to catch her in concert.the 10 time grammy award-nning artists will headline the capital o jam fest in atlanta next april and guess what it's for rd yes going to take place duri the nc double a tournament final 4 which is also in atlanta. sh is scheduled to perform in la in july but that show well it's already sold out. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 o'clock could our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken waynere here with kron 4 news at 10. the king cast. >>and thanks to you both next at 10 o'clock the family of a victim ofhat deadly shooting in a renda plans to sue tonight. we have learned air bnb pns to pay for the funerals of the victims and counseling for thei