for many local da it's the program has been a boon the district administration believes that giving opportunitiesto the lowest caste is long overdue. that some are stuck with the caste system in nepal follows the centuries old. it divide society into forecasts with delhi it's at the bottom. have long been part of our labor force according development and improving society in our society is undergoing very rapid change it's becoming more inclusive this old caste based way of thinking will be eradicated very soon. and the dalai its own so off to mystic they fear the longstanding discrimination they face won't change any time soon yet many nepalese especially the younger generation dream of a country without a caste system the village of culture based where the project was launched shows what this future might look like the local women a lot of them have joined forces their farming operation is thriving and every day traders come by to pick a fruit and vegetables. the project originally aimed to prepare local women for the impact of climate change but the women soon took charge themselves ignoring c

he told authorities it was a joke. the da's office declined to charge. the teen is now enrolled at sequoia middle school in the same district. >> it is almost like he is being rewarded for making this trip. >> reporter: a lengthy statement from the superintendent read, without substantial evidence of a viable threat, a student may not be excluded from this district. we appreciate the partnerships of these important public safety agencies and trust their decisions and recommendations when assessing threats against our schools. a petition has gained 1300 supporters closing in on the goal of 2000 to have the student removed from sequoia. >> i cannot with clear conscience send my child to a school to sit next to someone who threatened just 11 weeks ago to kill 30 people. >> who are we the uninformed parents, to judge him when we have none of the facts. >> reporter: right now, parents are hoping that the school board will at least have this on their agenda for the next meeting here, september 12. we are live in concord. rob malcolm ktvu fox 2 news. >>> one of

da it could be stormy late tomorrow afternoon. team weather alert for t tuesdaynoon and evening, not for today. lengering rain drops into parts of loudoun county. really nothing more than a couple of pessing sprin and a light shower of rain in andhe around city. the heavier rain south of fredricksburg is starting to dru kly. future waegt weather, carrying ances of rains through the early afternoon. cooler than average. we'll take that in the month of august. 68 in leesburg, 69 in the panhandle of west virginia, 68 in frederick, maryland, also in clinton, maryland staying mostly cloudy through the morning hours before more sunshine later to i dachlt sun is down at 6:56. download our nbc washington app because we have active weather . tomorr through tuesday, doesn't look like a lot before 4:00 tomorro afternoon. the line of thunderstorms between 5:00 and 8:00 tomorrow evenin coupled pack a punch indeed. a chance for severe weather tomorrow. after that goes away, the rain chance, the humidity goes away. have some ununbelievably nice

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we went since then the da made it clear the people will not be entering into any settlement discussions with defense counsel prior to trial. now defense attorneys for max here is and derek almena telus they plan to ask for the trial to be moved outside of the bay area. >> this case would be tried on emotion. i have always been afraid of. it won't get a fair trial. >> victims families and friends criticize master tenant almena and say he was not remorseful. in june almena said this in an exclusive interview -- interview. >> if they pin this on me everyone is happy. that is strange to me. there is no way, it is impossible i'm completely responsible. >> reporter: still prosecutors say they intended to prove 36 people died at the hands of the defendants and requires significant punishments. ktvu fox2 news >> the lawyer for max harris says, quote, we are going to show the public and the jury all the institutional incompetence they can stomach, including that of o'malley's office. every inept and incompetent public official who allowed this fire to happen. he went on to say, i think yours wil

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brazil's workers' party has named former president louise inacio lula da silva as its nominee for the presidential elections despite him currently serving a prison sentence for corruption one longer served as president from two thousand and three to two thousand and ten and remains the front runner in opinion polls the first round of voting will take place in october. in the united states protesters have demonstrated at the headquarters of the national rifle association against the group's role and blocking stricter gun control laws protesters call for tougher background checks for buyers of guns and a ban on assault weapons but supporters of the powerful gun lobby also came to voice their opposition against such restrictions the delay is clear richardson reports from fairfax virginia. in a polarized national debate a rare display of the two sides talking to each other but both are holding their ground. yet you're put property over life which is a crime no it's not because you know news i'm sure i can thank you for everybody forces necessary to work i want to raise or for my home as w

it as a kid. >> as long as they don't mess with the theme song. >> right. >> da, da. >> it's recognizable.you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >>> don't you think there are times when jeff sessions would like to go poof and just disappear? >> probably. he's like what did i get myself into. >> he's not disappearing. >> he's not. he's sticking around. >> he's firing back at the president right now. >> and it's a first. president trump is expressing more dissatisfaction with sessions. >> it's his angriest yet. here's terry moran. >> reporter: after months of denouncing his own attorney general, president trump finally went too far for jeff sessions, with investigations swirling around his inner circle, he complained bitterly to fox news. >> i put in an attorney general that never took control of the justice department, jeff sessions. never took control of the justice department. and it's an incredible thing. >> reporter: sessions, the long-suffering loyalist, struck back sharply. i took control of the department of justice the day i was sworn in, which is why we've had unprecedente

chinmoy caught up with martin shoals for an exclusive interview just after that visit to lula da silva. it's actually there why are you thinking that today here. i think there is a man who has president of the country fought for brazil. sticking to the very. much the literal corporation in the. who is if. he were waiting in a right way the last judgment of the human rights committee of the united nations. in a situation that. the acting justice in the country prevents him to practice and to apply to his individual rights as a citizen of the country and in the context of the upcoming election where he is running as their representative of the labor party this is a complex situation a delicate one and raising a lot of questions and i wanted to discuss these questions with the real labor party on one hand and i asked to meet a friend or a colic with whom i used to work during years and years together in different difficult responsibilities and to whom i have trust do you think that the judicial system here in brazil is being used for political goals difficult for me to. come to a conclusion but

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the da discovered it had never been sent to the oakland police department. he was shot december 31, 2007. oakland police officers shot him in self-defense when he appeared to reach for a weapon, even though he was not armed. >>> the mother of a bay area man who fell from the cliff says she does not believe his death wasn't accident. heather lundbom says a life insurance policy was taken out three days before her son died. she also said the beneficiary on the policy is the same person who was with her son when he went missing. tyler silva was last seen december 3. a week later, kayakers found his body to miles away.n was with the forme girlfriend on the day he disappeared. >> my son approached me prior to his death telling me that there had been an attempt on his life with and by the same person that he was with when he died. >> heather lundbom says you as park rangers don't seem to be making any headway in the investigation. park rangers say they cannot talk about an ongoing case but said they are working one the suspect was rifling through the gym early thu

millions of human or grant access to health care to millions and it's very poor the international community and that process has long and the da today it's call for all of the conflict to meet each political student to a third for the exacerbation of the people and you can see in the country you want at eight which they are not the book the nation is in need of it myself i thank you very much for your time on this we do appreciate it that's my validate joining us live from santa thank you. now we're going to move on to mali where the presidential election is set for a runoff no candidates made it to fifty percent of the first round of voting the election commission announced provisional results that gave president the hymn book to keep the forty one percent rivals for may to see say came second with seventeen percent and millions of people cast their ballots on sunday but the vote was marred by violence of thousands of polling stations and some election convoys were targeted by government. now another potential candidate for the democratic republic of congo's presidential election in december facing problems exiled opposition.

it's another hot an hd humid da out there. it's hot and humid today and ow tomo we'll have some isolated thunderstorms out there this afternoon and evening. more storms tomorrow. because of the heat and humidity among other factors w could be dealing with your very heavy rainfall and lightning and gusty winds. a better chance for more wide stred tomorrow. that will break down that humidity levels for thursday and friday with high temperatu the upper 80s. still on the hot sultry out there. more storm chances in forecast. i'm going to have the lest on thunderstorms and just how hot it will feel this afternoon wheo you f in the humidity in about 20 minutes. >>> thank you so much. it's11:02 right now. the mother accused of shooting her own daughters killing one of them appeared in court this morning. >> reporter: good morning. she did appear solid. her hair was pulled back. she spoke very softly as well. shett said p much that she did not want counsel. d not want a lawyer. looking now at her mugshot. the judge said he would apoint

it was in fact for something else. and they process the paperwork. the da'sis starting to consider whether or not we should do this. vonnie: you said that the president does not have the authority to shut down a state investigation into his business. -- how wouldime, he be dragged into this? greg: you could be dragged into this because he is within the inner workings of his business with taxes, real estate investments from russians. all the things he said a year ago that would be crossing the line. would he be forced to testify? greg: i doubt that. this is a case that while he is president, he could claim a legitimate, i cannot go to the deposition in court guys because i have to run the country here. i don't expect that that will proceed against him, but the fact finding will go on, the subpoenaing of documents, at the state level with the da's office, it doesn't interview people first. it gives documents first. romaine: how much power does the president have to remove or force the removal of the state attorney general? greg: zero because they are an elected

s and members those lords are on the commons in front of cameras there isn't the minutes so it's a das time for us to do it. ok just another thought of speaking to the decades ago or not it will probably even a decade ago something that this happened our first reaction would have been it's a drunk driver not it's automatic that we're thinking it's a terror attack it's a sad state of affairs isn't it it's a very sensitive affairs but the reason why it's being treated as a terrorist attack first and foremost is because the police can bring a large number of assets very very quickly and they're the country terrorist gussets is not going to stop the normal policing that's going on across. london which will be disrupted anyway but the numbers that are needed for the cordons are on this on a lot of them to neutralize identify neutralize any of the threats if it's there very very quickly so it's right and proper that it's treated as a terrorist incident until we know different thanks so much for coming on the program and sharing your expert fuse and not philip ingram former senior military in

da. and if it weren't for the efforts of more fortunate members of t the populatioion,t would have no chanceo escape the poverty trap. reporter: david hertz and his crew are preparing a buffet for a special event at a hotel in sao paulo. they have taken over the kitchen for the day. hertz is a social entrepreneur and pioneer of social gastronomy. the team members are all graduates of the vocational training program run by his non-profit organization gastromotiva. it trains young people from poor families to become kitchen assistants and cooks. some weren't able to finish high school. leonardo caio had to look after his younger brothers and sisters. leonardo: i want to be a chef one day and go abroad, perhaps to paris, and work for the best restaurants. ththat's my dream, but who kno. reporter: today they are showing what they can do. most are just starting out on their careers. natasha: gastronomy schools are very expensive in brazil. i live in a poor neighborhood at the edge of sao paulo, so i can't afford it. but gastromotiva helps us poor people and has helped me get an education. reporte

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students that are going to get affected by it. >> reporter: the district will look for companies to donate money to try to bring those programs back. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> well a 15-year-old girl from san carlos just made history at lake tahoe. angel moret spent all night and all morning swimming across lake tahoe. that's 21.3 miles. and it's the final leg of the california triple crown of marathon swimming. the s includ12e baa chnel the 2 channel. at 15 years old, she's the youngest person to swim across all three. >>> and brian, you did ask why she swam at night. it was the calmer waters and to avoid the sun. >> not as many boats out there. and avoiding the sun. obviously done successfully. good for her. that is impressive. as we have a look at the yard, skies are hazy. and today, numbers got up to just 65 in san francisco. and just 85 in livermore. things cooled down the last week inland. it was 10 degrees warmer inland than it was this weekend. right now, concord at 62. san francisco, 56. santa rosa, 54 degrees. futurecast shows low clouds have spilled into the bay and they will do that all night tonight. giving way to sunshine fairl

just yet and in a question on our team we spoke to the ex president's lawyer who told us lula da silva is it trying to get on the campaign trail proper it is hard of course he's in prison. and during the weekends for instance easy nice elation because there's no contact even with any of his lawyers he's not allowed to have contact with his family and there and he's only allowed. visitation sprue week. friends it is hard but he's writing a lot he's sending directions in writing of course it is hard because he's not he's doesn't have access to interviews he's not able to answer any of the exemptions that other candidates make make against him is not able to defend himself to tour the country which is what he really desires to be with the people and to explain his age and he's you know new ideas before the future of the country. before my first minister of scotland alex salmond those taking the country's government to court and claims it's inquiry into his alleged. sexual misconduct is illegal the case revolves around allegations of sexual harassment made by two staffers and has since been pass

friday, prosecutors charging smith with reckless da erment. it is clear smith engaged in conduct which created a substantial risk of death and resulted in serious physical injury the video horrifiedop le. 16-year-old jordan lgerson plunging off the bridge and slamming into the water below. just momentsbefore, you can hear the fear in holgerson's voice. at fitst, she w to jump. >> go! >> do i just go? >> reporter: then has second sho thoughts. you hear sth pressure holgerson to take the plunge.>> i'm so scared. >> jordan, go. >> reporter: then the shove. >> she is saying no. >> ready? >> oh! >> reporter: on abc snews,mith said she is doing what thought her friend wanted and never intended harm. >> she wanted to jump and s was scared. she asked me to give her a push and i didn' think about the consequences. i thought she would be fine. >> reporter: now holhrson wants smo think about her actions behind bars. that charge is considered a gross misdemeanor with a accidmaximum sentence of a year in jail. >> thank you, steve. >> jordan holgerson is speak

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it won't happen again. standup dan kerman/dublinthe da's office says it did not know the sheriffs office was recording thatnversation between public defender and juvenile client. they have dismissed that case but now they are reviewing all juvenile cases submitted by the sheriffs office dating back to january first. in dublin, dan kerman kron 4 news. arrested two of three people who are burglary suspects... after several electronic thefts across the north bay. last night-- officers were called to the t-mobile store on college avenue in santa rosa. employees say, three suspects stole cell phones and computers. police say, the suspects then moved to the t-mobile store in petaluma and committed the same crime. when officers arrived ... they spotted a silver mercedes fleeing the scene. the car eventually crashed, and all three suspects tried to get away on foot. officers searched the area and arrested two suspects -- but are still looking for a third. police third. police believe the same suspects also stole laptops from people at peet's coffee in santa rosa and cotati. (pam) a growing movement to remove a chi

it won't happen again. standup dan kerman/dublinthe da's office says it did not know the sheriffs office was recording thatersation between public defender and juvenile client. they have dismissed that case but now they are reviewing all juvenile cases submitted by the sheriffs office dating back to january first. in dublin, dan kerman kron 4 news. (vicki) michael saxon showed up for a typical day of work. (vicki) but something odd caught his eye. a dead pit bull in a blue bag...mangled and left on the side of scotts avenue in stockton. but saxon says this isn't the first time he's seen this happen. just a couple months ago he found a dog that had apparently been burned to death. he said he was upset when he discovered both dogs. 'i was shocked. i was sad. i was angry at the same time. i donút know how someone could do that to an animal....because dogs donút know much. they are just little animals, they are full of love.' (vicki) stockton animal services is still investigating both deaths. they say they get a lot of reports about animal abuse. and it'll be hard to prove whether or not these cases are conne

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he says - although, putting it out there that the da may now seek the ultimate und profound. t actually can be quite negative for the victims loved ones... (take sot, frank zimring, uc berkeley law professor) frank zimring, uc berkeley law professor. first thing you do is make it more expensive and longer and more public and more acromonize and lenghten out the process. alof ot people then suffer especially the families of the victims. they are told this is the ultimate, however, they will end up the paying the largest price of what happens. (continue vo)zimring says in addition to a longer more expensive and emotional trial.. there is the enlongated appeals process... if one is found guilty and put on death row... he says that can stretch on for decades.... wilsons family was in court today... but the left without saying anyting about this... new development in their case. here in berkeley, te (grant) a big story tonight... the man accused of killing m tiet 24-year-old cristhian vera faces a charge of first-degree murder. a five million dollar bond was set in his case... and

they didn't sell data because they wanted to keep it but allowed external parties to exploit that da it and they use it to rules and we see with the silencing of -- conservatives on twitter so he mentioned that so one of donald trump favorite plat formals so we've seen regulation come down from europe with gdpr completely changed the landscape so far. but will u.s. pick up baton and i think they will to a certain form or fashion. >> i would think both sides of the aisle would be bothered by this and you've heard outrage really and saying 50*eu78 not going to show up to testify along side my other people in the technology world. but i would think that -- position that's what we don't need to worry about them but they should be worried about any -- any mainstream social media platform that reaches hundreds of millions of people or l billions in face of facebook deciding who gets to say what, and deciding what is legitimate speech and what isn't. >> i think there's affiliate concern that both sides of the aisle have. democrats are concerned about how russians and other actors are able to u

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they ex-president lawyer told us lula da silva is it going to get properly back on the campaign trail it is hard of course he's in prison. during the weekends for instance he's in isolation because there's no contact even with with any of his lawyers is not a large had contact with his family there he's only allowed. visitations for a week. friends it is hard but he's writing a lot he's sending directions in writing of course it is hard because he's not he's doesn't have access to interviews he's not able to answer any of the exemptions that other candidates may make against him is not able to defend himself to tour the country which is what he really desires to be with the people and to explain his age and he's you know new ideas of for the future of the country. where defense ministry has warned that terrorists in syria are preparing to fade a chemical attack in a bid to provoke a western intervention according to information confirmed by several independent sources terrorist group to here. is preparing another provocation and that implicating the syrian government in the use of che

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it won't happen again. standup dan kerman/dublinthe da's office says it did not know the sheriffs office was recording thatconversation between public defender and juvenile client. they have dismissed that case but now they are reviewing all juvenile cases submitted by the sheriffs office dating back to january first. in dublin, dan kerman kron 4 news. (vicki)(vicki) (vicki) a woman has reported to police she was raped on the stanford campus. it happenened sunday night or monday morning. campus police did not release the exact location. only saying it happened on the main campus. police also declined to say whether the woman was a student or affiliated with the school. coming up at eight.. in one local city there's a fight to put up lights for a school stadium. why some neighbors are opposed to it. plus. a push to remove a teen from an east bay school district....after he allegedly threatened to kill other students. and next. hundreds of cars targeted in a crackdown by oakland police. why they are towing the vehicles away. a major problem -hundreds of abandoned vehicles left on streets in an east bay city.

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