correspondent dorian jones is standing by for us in istanbul with the latest dorian president everyone says that the opposition one this may or may or election is in istanbul with the rigging and with corruption what evidence is there for that. well that's been a big criticism there doesn't really appear to be much evidence heard one says there's been systematic corruption and voting irregularities but not really much the back those claims it does appear to central frost's of the case against this vote has been that around forty thousand people voted in eligible on top of that a number of electoral officials want the required civil being civil servants but given the fact that this has been the most scrutinized vote in tokyo electoral history weeks and weeks of partial recount nothing really has done much to overturn the victory of the main opposition and in fact prominent members former key figures within the a.k.p. have questioned the validity of the case and i think up until now turkey's electoral board had rejected a number of attempts by the a.t.p. to over over this vote they were

dorian jones reporting for us from istanbul thank you dorian. let's catch up now on some other stories making news around the world sri lanka's acting police chief says all the suspected plotters in the easter sunday bombings have been arrested or are dead more than two hundred fifty people died in the attacks which have been claimed by the so-called islamic state the investigators are examining the flight recorders of the russian airliner that burst into flames on landing in moscow killing forty one people the pilot reported technical problems and turned back to moscow's sheremetyevo airport shortly after takeoff it stopped the aircraft might have been struck by lightning. and the u.n. report says a million species of plants and animals are risk of extinction because of human activity putting nature in its worst shape in human history the report says it's not too late to fix things but it will require a huge shift in the way the global economy is run. still to come on. the most amazing experience we're going to prove possibly imagine. baby suss

and dorian, we'll start with you. tell us about tonight's forum and what you expect to hear from the candidates tonight. >> well, what we expect to hear tonight is the opposite of actually how you started this hour with the president really rattling our markets because of his doubling down on immigration and then that second story around undermining of the census because of anxiety around demographic change. the ace card is to double down on immigration and still fear for electoral gain. what we're going to hear tonight is a set of visions and those four democratic candidates joining us this evening will be the first out the gate to offer the country an affirmative forward looking vision for immigration that establishes human rights and a pathway to citizenship for people that come to this country. >>> what trends have you noticed in your research about how this issue of immigration resonates differently with republicans, trump supporters let's saver sus democrats? >> well, it's a pretty low priority for democrats in

so to dorian johnson but says he is vaccinated and fortunately nothing has happened for me, but. it doesn't create problems for other people. shopper ron moore tell is not worried about the exposure. >>i got measles in the 50's and i survived quite nicely. everybody i know that it was no >>martell may have a lifetim immunity, but city health officer lisa hernandez says the person who contracted the illness while traveling abroad visited the store putting many at risk. >>when people asked what can i do. we know vaccines an affective way to prevent certain diseases, especially measles. >>hernandez says anyone not immunize could get sick if they travel through the same places measles is an airborne disease that means that travels in the air. and i'm with someone car. it stays in the air for about an hour symptoms can take up to 21 days after exposure. symptoms include high fever runny nose, cough red eyes and a rash all over the body for 5 to 6 days. >>anyone who thinks they may be infected should call a doctor before going to a doctor's office or emergency room to prevent spreading

. >> at the dorian in san francisco's marina district last night.s been holding weekly parties of the fantasy drama. >> a lot of interesting body language. >> disappointed, right? and a lot of fans this morning are saying they are not happy with the way the series ended. they don't like who ended up on the throne. bark.com says some fans have become so attached to the show, giving it up will be hard to do. perhaps not after this season. >> it was an interesting season. there was this funny tweet i saw that said the person who ends up on the iron throne is like that person in your group project who does nothing and gets an "a" in the end. you know? >> i also saw that they had another continuity problem where they put -- >> a water bottle. >> it was in one of the scenes. what's going on? >> they were rushing in those two years they took. >>> coming up next at 5:00 a.m., were pg&e could end up cutting the power during wildfire season. >>> also, campus scare. this 18-year-old is accused of bringing a gun to school. we'll hear from a former 49ers employe

allegations the swedish allegations against him he's always said that he sought refuge in london that dorian embassy not because he was afraid of being questioned in sweden but because he was always concerned that the swedish case was simply a pretext for a more serious u.s. extradition request where he could face serious charges for his publishing activities and we can leaks publish the iraq war logs which there is no government sort of diplomatic and military files they would deeply embarrassing to washington says now that notorious video. collateral damage which shows appears to show u.s. soldiers killing iraqi civilians the news today now means that we have 3 different jurisdictions 3 different countries involved in this a songe legal saga he's wanted in washington he's wanted in stockholm and in the meantime he's in prison here in the u.k. serving out his 50 week sentence for skipping bail back in 2012. the lawyer for the swedish woman who reported being sexually assaulted point julian assange. the decision to reopen the case she said it signaled no one was above the law the swedish leg

developer and privacy activist he's reportedly worked with wiki leaks in the past when he was arrested by dorian or thirty's on charges of trying to hack computer systems in the country however his lawyers have dismissed the claims as politically motivated. decision that has been made by the tribal it's illegal illegitimate and we feel they're. not justice have been served today not now and not every investigation by they have been demonstrating what seems to be the supposed. way to get it. where i mean what's the information that they have it was just some political points there was it we got we want to show to the world that the decision made here was a political one. you know a low one so that's our first argument then they were going to keep fighting through the investigation and we're going to see other options to get all three. there were aspects of the hearing that i did not like for example the difference in time that allocatable those we were granted just fifteen minutes to talk with the prosecutors spoke for almost one hour and fifteen minutes critically some of our arguments were dism

this has been examined by matthew connelly as dorian at columbia university in new york he has researched in detail the development of this movement from its beginnings to its impact today population council saw its mandate not just to control the rate of population growth but also to address problems in the quality of population so they have an explicit mandate to try to do something about the growth of the fertility rates among people who they thought you know would eventually take over the world if something wasn't done to reduce fertility rates across the board but especially among people who they thought would be poor parents and would have even more poor children. this way of thinking also took hold in american politics in 1966 u.s. president lyndon b. johnson attached conditions for receiving development aid one of them being that recipient countries must reduce their population. and. it was a time of drought and starvation in india. the president spoke on the phone with the secretary of agriculture. put out this morning. that the president made it clear to drop but he wanted no pa

documents that could have implications for us on his future already he spent 7 years in london so i could dorian embassy and the hope of avoiding extradition to other countries swedish prosecutors also want him in connection with sexual assault charges but assigns fear the u.s. could bring charges against him too when he was removed from the embassy in april and jailed for breaching u.k. bail terms the justice department revealed it was charging him with conspiring with manning to crack a defense department computer password. the latest charges go much further though free speech advocates say they represent a crackdown by the justice department on national security leaks that's the traditional news outlets worry to searching out and publishing classified information is part and parcel of their work those same concerns over freedom of the press under the obama administration let the justice department to pocket bringing charges for similar conduct. of the 1st time in germany doctors have delivered babies born to mothers with transplanted uterus as the 2 births happened in the time of 2000000000 a

dorian and there's a lot of anger on the streets of. what is the opposition's strategy expected to be ahead of the region on june twenty eighth. well the opposition c.h.p. leadership are still meeting they held meetings last night and those meetings are still continuing today about what their strategy will be is understood of one item on the gentry's a possible boycott of the vote and possibly even withdrawal from parliament there has been voicing growing calls within the party saying that these democracy is basically failed in turkey and if you participate all you are doing is legitimizing a broken system at the same time from a more local did when the vote has been on the offensive he's been continuing his policy of of condemning the vote at the same time reaching out to all sections of society with a message of of inclusive and he has received important boost three minor parties or participated in these town halls are reportedly announcing that they will withdraw in the next vote and offer support to him all of those folks amounted t

distract from the crime and the smear campaign media reports always talk about the luxury vehicle dorian embassy what conditions was during the sanjay in seven years but their embassy is very very small apartment with not. windows that allows sunlight he was very very difficult conditions not at all not privileges for genocide even under these conventions the guarantee is. they cut off his communication in the last year with the new government of learning more and not julian assange jaws basically isolated and communicated that was the start of trying to break him down in order to force him out of his own will which failed. didn't have internet he didn't have access to telephone he didn't have access to visitors apart from his lawyers. can attest to that because even i wasn't able to go to us he says he's last year. at the embassy so. they tried to break him down they failed and they need to bring. their side undoes why they are alleging behavior the relationship between julian assange and the diplomatic stuff and the other minister of all the quadrillions was very respectful very respec

they don't use turkey correspondent dorian jones is standing by for us in istanbul with the latest hi dorie president everyone says that the opposition won the mayor election through rigging and through corruption what evidence is there really for that. well there has been a major criticism that they haven't really provided that much evidence to support this momentous decision at the center of a claims is that they say around forty thousand people out of an electorate of over ten million were ineligible to vote and a number of officials are monitoring the voting will not civil servants which is a legal requirement but given the fact that we have had weeks of of scrutiny of this vote partial recounts across the country none of this has overturned the victory of the opposition and up until now the electoral board had resisted calls previous attempts by the ruling party to overturn the vote the only change their mind after this weekend we saw president urged one directly to overturn the vote and this really has rounded added to opposition feelings that the electoral board are not being i

of limitations on that swedish case may have expired but last month his relationship with his that dorian hearst broke down to the extent that he was drags out of the ecuadorian embassy in london he was arrested by british police and he was slapped with this u.s. extradition request that is now being well moldova in the court's head in true us on style as with anything to do with the wiki leaks founder it's attracted the media circus it's attracted many of his very vocal support says to come here to trouble with getting a court room large enough to fit members of the public and his supporters and all the journalists that are so interested in following this case he is a vice if they get some see him as a computer hack others see him as a freedom fighter journalist and a publisher that has done very important work regardless of your position to would save a lot of people are going to be watching this case very closely because of the repercussions that it could have for press freedoms judy in a son if he can be pursued by the u.s. authorities or even extradited over to the u.s. for something

as we heard there strong words of condemnation regarding the way a song has been treated by dorian government officials now of course his health has taken a turn for the worse since his arrest since he was dragged out of the embassy his hearing his extradition hearing to the u.s. has been postponed as a result of this deterioration indeed the swedish authorities there have refused to postpone a hearing based on his poor health that is something else that has come in for criticism from the official now just look up few weeks ago when he was dragged out of the embassy in cops he did look of course tattered but his condition did appear to be ok he held up his face protesting calling on the u.k. to resist etc since he was remanded in custody in belmarsh he's been transferred to the prisons medical wing because of the officials concerns for his physical and mental health he spent just a few weeks there but it does seem it has taken a great toll on his well being. what it was but political prisoner war. years age but what we do in these cases you can with a doctor if he's like a son should have a c

developer and privacy activist he's reportedly worked with wiki leaks in the past he was arrested by aqua dorian authorities on charges of trying to hack computer systems in the country however his lawyers claim the case is politically motivated now and not every investigation by they have been demonstrated what seems to be. when he did it or where to look i mean what's the information that we're going to show to the world that the decision made here was a political one millions hit the wall there were aspects of the hearing that i did not like for example the difference in time allocated that we were granted just fifty minutes to talk with the prosecutors spoke for almost one hour and fifteen minutes well critically some of our arguments were dismissed by the judges. julian assange self is currently in a british prison after being sentenced to fifty weeks jail for breaking his bail terms he is also awaiting trial over a request for his extradition to the united states where he's wanted for allegedly conspiring to hack into classified government files a songe told a london court on thursday that

extradition request so he spent seven years inside that embassy last month his relationship with his that dorian hosts broke down to the extent that he was dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy in london he was arrested by british police and he was slapped with this u.s. extradition request that is now being well mulled over in the courts here in through us on style as with anything to do with the wiki leaks founder it's attracted the media circus it's attracted many of his very vocal supporters to come here there was trouble with getting a court room large enough to fit members of the public and his supporters and all the journalists that were so interested in following this case julian assange if he can be pursued by the u.s. or thirty's or even extradited over to the u.s. for something that he has published well then that could have implications for any journalist anywhere in the world if they publish anything to do with the u.s. . you can see these pictures from london where a protest is ongoing outside the ecuadorian embassy in the song spent almost seven use that before being arrested last

that could have implications for a soldier's future already he spent 7 years in london so i could dorian embassy in the hope of avoiding extradition to other countries swedish prosecutors also want him in connection with sexual assault charges but a song is feared the u.s. could bring charges against him too when he was removed from the embassy and in april and jailed for breaching u.k. bail charms the justice department revealed it was charging him with conspiring with manning to crack a defense department computer password. the latest charges go much further though free speech advocates say they represent a crackdown by the justice department on. national security leaks that's got traditional news outlets worried to searching out and publishing classified information is part and parcel of their work the same concerns over freedom of the press under the obama administration but the justice department to block it bringing charges for similar conduct. 3 more climbers have died on everest taking the death toll on the was highest peak this week alone 272 indians and a 65 or austrian lost th

dorian and there's a lot of anger on the streets of istanbul as we saw in our report what is the opposition's strategy expected to be ahead of the region on june twenty third. well the opposition c.h.p. leadership are still meeting they held meetings last night and those meetings are still continuing today about what their strategy will be is understood a one item only changes a possible boycott of the vote and possible even withdrawal from parliament there has been voicing growing calls within the party saying that these democracies basically failed in turkey point many of turkey's leading judges and there has been concerns of the judiciary is very sickly under the control of the presidency now that is the knife but there is this fear that the judiciary is no longer in defendant and the eleven judges that did make this announcement two are now the vote most of those were appointed by one on his government and the fact that they have taken a decision is widely condemned and seen as being very partisan will add to concerns over the impartiality of the judiciary. during jails in istanbul thank

correspondent dorian jones is in he told us about the pressure of action officials have been under. well ever since one assumed the sweeping executive powers two years ago we had them includes the power to appoint many of turkey's leading charges and there has been concern to the judiciary is facing under the control of the presidency now that is tonight but there is this fear that the judiciary is no longer independent and the eleven judges that did make this announcement to another vote most of those were appointed by one and his government and the fact that they have taken a position is widely condemned and is seen as being very partisan will add to concerns over the impartiality of the judiciary. so he joins us now to some of the other stories making news around the world the british government has admitted it is legally bound to hold the elections for the european parliament in just over two weeks finance ministers have the obligation was challenging given that the country is due to leave the block the prime minister is continuing to hold cross party talks but london now says t

his asylum with was withdrawn i mean i personally think the whole that dorian embassy thing whether you be the president of ecuador that allowed it julie in the psalms for requesting it or the ambassador for putting up with it i thought the whole thing was. a ludicrous and pathetic bullets we live in a world today where you are guilty until proven innocent whereas i believe in the tradition that the british started which is innocence until proven guilty it is right that the american or forty's investigate julian assange and if necessary it is fine for the united states of america to make their case to the u.s. courts but that doesn't make him guilty nor does it mean that when he faces trial in america there should be any such assumptions are they also on. your account you're confident that he would get a fair trial you're definitely confident in our i'll go i'll go further i'm confident the julian the songs is going to be found not guilty all that's off the pill to the supreme court the reason is because as you said quite rightly they sold boils down to whether he's a hacker or a journa

michelangelo died on the eighteenth of february fifteenth sixty four a date many artists dorian see as marking the end of this era. he was the last of the great scholarly artists of the renaissance. but even this renaissance masterpiece was funded by the fear christians had of eternal torment in hell. it was pope leo the tenth who supported the sale of indulgences to fund the new building. martin luther was appalled by the moral decline he believed he encountered in rome . for luther this was a transformative experience and he mentioned it frequently in his later writings and speeches. he from a native against the trade in indulgences which he saw as synonymous with the moral decline and greed of the church and its popes. this marked the birth of what would go down in history as the reformation. luther wasn't a revolution. but a reformer a simple friar who defied the emperor and the pope and split the church just two generations after luther europe would be shaken by a conflict more vicious than any that had gone before the thirty years war. the fighting between catholics and protestan

game tonsil our daughter dorian holley thought about influence other than to go quiet minds of us. by george harmon moment to talk with really no one on to. reach out to. the wife. and daughter as you ponder the stuff i was on the. north. going over what he now means i will see. how many. people say low. ball wanting to be in the movie is i don't always see the my. stuff. was. oh. thank you. thank you. i thought it was a physio you if you go beyond the union on down was not a sense of so i said this is a value you would have and it is up. to you this is money down. it's the year 2002 parents have now left their extended family home for a small apartment of their own. to give up on their you know how you don't feel safe you go from there though. so i want i'd argue that it's always so. bloody that. by going over a meadow. already. already covered. from a dog in law. of the time to read ha you not to go all over. the obama fox i'm. told but if. something is obama comes out it's a little. by little you saw him pull no idea. why that. they didn't want us. if you thought it was. full of

wednesday with a photo of queen elizabeth meeting the baby alongside prince philip and meghan's mother dorian ragland. >> it is night to see the new addition to the royal family. a beautiful baby boy. >> reporter: tourists celebrating the news. >> this brings mibach to when we had our baby. i know they are going to be great parents. >> reporter: the announcement of the name indicated they appear to before going any royal title to their son, however when prince charles becomes king, the baby will oughtly become prince archie, although they could choose not to choose that title. >> he is lovely. >> it was worth the wait. >> they were taking bets until the name was made public but archie was 100-1 shot. the name is a modern update how they were announced for generations. >> they have not rewritten history. they have not done anything different. they have simply reverted back to the way royal births were announced preprincess day anna. >> as for the baby's middle name of harrison, that literally means son of harry. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the weather is creating major problems in texas. next, where

. >> abc7 news was at a watch party at the dorian in san francisco's marina district. hosting weekly parties for this final season of the drama tv series. a survey from the workforce institute at kronos found 56% of respondents who said they planned to watch tonight's finale acknowledged their productivity would be affected at work tomorrow. and get this, more than one in five people admitted they plan to take a vacation day or call in sick. full disclosure, i've never seen any "game of thrones." that's not me. >> but even fans are you know divided on this season. >> yeah. they love it, they don't like it so much. >> but everything, everybody loves sports. let's talk to anthony about it. >> the warriors need one more win so they can get rest and try to get healthy. for injuries for the warriors, who might miss game four of the finals and no shark attack. wh ...at a price that has you,s and like...d.hmmm. okay. that's yes for less. say yes to the latest spring trends at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. and you find that perf

so to dorian johnson, but says he is vaccinated and fortunately nothing has happened for me, but.t create problems for other people. shopper ron moore tell is not worried about the exposure. >>i got measles in the 50's and i survived quite nicely. everybody i know that it was no big deal. >>martell may have a lifetime immunity, but city health officer lisa hernandez says the person who contracted the illness while traveling abroad visited the store putting many at risk. >>when people asked what can i do. we know vaccines an affective way to prevent certain diseases, especially measles. >>hernandez says anyone not immunize could get sick if they travel through the same places measles is an airborne disease that means that travels in the air. and i'm with someone com. it stays in the air for about an hour symptoms can take up to 21 days after exposure. symptoms include high fever runny nose, cough red eyes and a rash all over the body for 5 to 6 days. >>anyone who thinks they may be infected should call a doctor before going to a doctor's office or emergency room to prevent spreadin

dorian san raphael, nearly an inch and through corridors. this is not the norm. we have more coming. we have graduations this weekend, concerts, outdoor events, a lot of things that will be impacted, because this time of year he don't expect what we are getting and it is a significant event, definitely. scattered showers continue. the afternoon commute not as sketchy as last night. last night was probably the heaviest rainfall. you see a few scattered showers on the livermore valley. you know, some cells moving through. we have some thunder and lightning in the foothills. let me back at this way. i will move it and you will see lightning strikes right there. in the foothills. reports of a few funnel clouds as well. it is not hard to get a thunderstorm when you have a son angle that is so high and this sort of instability lingering. the sun came out in san francisco. it is out right now in san francisco and when it comes out it is bright, but not lasting long as showers follow close behind. the sun is setting or getting lower on the horizon, so storms will start t

my name is den ice dorian. talking about by own person life will help someone. i hope it will. i was homeless 45 years. i'm still homeless. at age 18, i was diagnosed with severe depression. i was depressed before i was 18 after i had a tonsillectomy. it was caused by a bacteria caused by micro plasma also known as atypical pneumonia i was infected with. that doctor isn't allowed to practice medicine anymore. after the surgery, my personality changed immediately. i went from being gifted to wanting to hide in i cardboard box and cry all the time. i got 5150 once. i learned not to cry outside. by age 29, i was on social security disability even though i tried to hold jobs. i had a flatbed truck and moving furniture because i didn't have to get along with anybody. so ticks spread horrible illnesses. mine wasn't from a tick, but i got bitten by a tick later. those antibiotics actually got me over the micro plasma which caused cognitive difficulties. so now some -- justed a few -- ticks spread bacteria, some causing difficulty breathing, heart failure, paralysis, loss of memory, an

live from the nasdaq marketsite i'm jane king but he dorian thank you jane.ing up on the ground for more. >>the trash problem in an east bay city and leaders say that college students are to blame. we'll walk you through the issue and of course after the break we're going to take you to a camp. it's inspiring girls to become firefighters. we'll talk more about that. here's a live look outside the bay bridge right robin was right, she said it's beginning to slow up at the bridges on this monday morning and sure enough that's what we're seeing here in the live camera the bay bridge toll plaza clouds overhead but john's promising us a nice forecast this afternoon. more on that in just a minute. wow, that's an aggressive yellow. pretty great, huh? if you're a banana. i find it very... appealing. kellogg's raisin bran with bananas. two scoops meet real banana slices. i've done a good job of raisin ya. family's always going to come first this job will be a close second. his first. >>7.24 on this monday morning. we've seen some shower activity across the north bay,

so to dorian johnson but says he is vaccinated and fortunately nothing has happened for me, but. >>i hope it hasn't it doesn't >>shopper ron moore tell is not worried about the exposure. >>i got measles in the 50's and i survived quite nicely. everybody i know that it was no big deal. >>martell may have a lifetime immunity, but city health officer lisa hernandez says the person who contracted the illness while traveling abroad visited the store putting many at risk. >>when people asked what can i do. we know vaccines in effect it that way to prevent certain diseases, especially measles. >>hernandez says anyone not immunize could get sick if they travel through the same places measles is an airborne disease that means that travels in the air. and i'm with someone coughs or sneezes, it stays in the air for about an hour symptoms can take up to 21 days exposure. symptoms include high fever runny nose, cough red eyes and a rash all over the body for 5 to >>anyone who thinks they may be infected should call a doctor before going to a doctor's office or emergency room to prevent spread