a former interior minister and leader of the recently formed nationalist eat party and salon teen dominik tired of the pro kurdish opposition party h d p is being forced to run his campaign from behind bars he's currently on trial on terrorism charges and turkey's biggest opposition party the secular republican people's party or c.h.p. is represented by a senior lawmaker injury he's seen as the candidate with the biggest chance of beating erred on. the short time ago i spoke to deploy you correspondent judy hahn who is in ankara and has been following the campaign for us i asked her if ordinary people in turkey felt the this election was especially significant. oh yes you do get the feeling that there is a lot at stake after all these elections will transform turkey's political system they will usher in a new system that will dramatically expand the powers of the president at the expense of the pol humans' powers so if ms to add one wins the necessary majority tomorrow he will be an almost all powerful president he can for example appointed fire ministers to solve paul humans prepare the

the suspect dominik culver led deputies on a chase that ended in a crash. police arrested him when he tried to run away from the wreck. >>> some good news from the fires in lake county, the pawnee fire now 40% kahned and its growth has slowed way -- contained and its growth has slowed way down covering 200 additional acres since yesterday. however, 600 more homes are threatened and with more red flag warning conditions on the way for the weekend firefighters want to get as much containment as soon as possible. our chief meteorologist paul deanno is here with more on that. >>> tomorrow night is when the wind will pick up and the warmer, drier air will move in. that's also when a red flag warning will go into effect tomorrow night through saturday night. it's napa county, eastern sonoma county, a good chunk of lake and mendocino county. the winds will pick up gusting in the mountains to 30 to 40 miles per hour dropping the relative humidity. let's look at futurecast, which is not calling for a windy day tomorrow. as we roll through the day, 10, 15 miles per h

from balboa high school, dominik rimo. from burton high school, melanie caro. from hilltop high school, maueren veleno. and lincoln high school again, jessa colo. and the academy, celine kristie sivantes. this year as well, in the name of president mendoza's late but great mother, beltran mendoza from school of the arts. [applause] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. congratulations to all of those award recipients. all right. so that was our student portion of recognition. item 5 is recognitions of valuable employees rave awards. there are no rife awards tonight. section b, continuation to item 6, advisory committee reports and appointments. item one, report from the parent advisory council, the p.a.c. if i could have the p.a.c. representatives join us. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. superintendent dr. matthews, commissioners. i'm sarine. i'm the vice chair for the parent advisory council. i have a 9-year-old daughter that is at guadalupe elementary school, who is going into 4th grade. >> good evening, superintendent, president, and commissioner

police arrested dominik culver after a short chase and crash. he was taken to the same jail where his friend is still in custody. >>> oakland leaders are warning drivers about what they're calling the summer of paving. city officials hope to repave four times more miles than they have in recent years this summer. east 16th street and 37th avenue is one of the first streets getting repaved. this campaign is set to fix just 25 miles of the 800 miles of oakland roads. that's far more than the previous three years which averaged just 6 miles. crews were able to ramp up their work thanks to funding from measure kk and the state's gas tax. >> the common threads that oaklanders have from the north hills to deep east oakland is they're frustrated in the condition of their roads. >> the goal is to have the work done before the winter months. >>> a reprieve for some marin county golfers, the san geronimo course will not be sold and turned into open space at least for the time being anyway. the 18 hole course is spread across 157 acres near sir francis dra

he quarterfinals at the french open by dominik team.umber seven seed. thiem will play in his third consecutive semifinal at roland garros meeting either novak djokovic or the italian competitor. novak djokovic is trailing by two sets to one but he leads by a break in the fourth set. in the women's quarterfinals, madison keys eight her competitor from kazakhstan. she went on and won the second 6—4 and will meet sloane stephens next in a repeat of the us open final last year. that is all sports are now. thank you. regional papers across the north of england have joined forces to demand action is taken over the disruption caused by northern rail's timetable change. three of the largest newspaper groups — covering titles including the manchester evening news, yorkshire evening post and the bradford telegraph and argus — are calling for the prime minister to lead a review of railfranchising. let's talk to lord o'neill — jim o'neill is vice chair of the northern powerhouse partnership, and also served as commercial secretary to the treasury.

my name is dominik. i come from germany, and we had a police state for a couple decades, and because of this, i was very happy about the point that mr. olson made in the end about big corporations because, in my opinion, there is a misunderstanding of the current facebook scandal. in my opinion it is not abuse of , facebook and misuse of facebook data. it is use of facebook data, what has happened there. and the whole problem that has been raised already in the panel is the free mentality that we see in the internet. so that it is convenient to get all of the services that we want, messaging, email ne for free in exchange for our data. i pay for my ipo service provider, i pay for my messenger. i am an economist, i do not know if they will keep my data safe, but as an economist, i know there is no free things. what i would be interested in knowing is what can we do or when will the rest of us wake up and realize there is something going on wrong and maybe change their behavior? what can we do to incentivi

across in the summer, you do need lots of liquids, so the fact that we can usually fill up a boof dominik better. the welsh government wa nts wales lot better. the welsh government wants wales to be the world's first refill nation, and the coast path is to pioneer the scheme. would it be 0k few to pioneer the scheme. would it be 0kfew can to pioneer the scheme. would it be 0k few can feel my water bottle? that's fine, yes. thank you. businesses and local communities on the route will become refill points where locals can have their water bottles refilled free of charge. the objective is to cut the number of plastic bottles, used once and discarded. we have a lot more coming in and getting us to their bottles instead of buying it. so you don't mind? we don't mind. sell a few ice creams in between. yes. for locals it isa creams in between. yes. for locals it is a win—win, helping to keep the par—3 of bottles, and it also means they won't have to do carry a full day's supply of water. sometimes they can go hours between village and village. if there are points where they can fill up their wa