also the elections of the moscow city council the so-called moscow city duma. went a bit differently from what the. program in the united russia party. had expected or. ones that show that there is a possibility of growing possibility of a growing sense that in 2021 in the upcoming elections to the russian duma the russian parliament there could possibly again be liberal members of parliament representatives of liberal party. included so so these. elections that have just just and that they are showing a growing frustration on the part of voters and not just in moscow i would remind you that in the far east for example in about a scary june the liberal democratic party russia which is one the parliamentary party has had significant significantly over the united russia party and the in fact in the election to the moscow city council a number of united russia members had. shown themselves to be a sort of title independent so they ran as independents instead of united russia members of parliament because they thought that their party affiliation might negatively i

also the elections of the moscow city council the so-called moscow city duma. went a bit differently from what the. program in the united russia party. had expected or. wanted to show that there is a possibility of growing possibility here a growing sense that in 2021 in the upcoming elections to the russian duma the russian parliament there could possibly again be liberal members of parliament representatives of liberal party. included so so. these elections that have just just and that they are showing a growing frustration on the part of voters and not just in moscow i would remind you that in the far east for example in about a speech in the liberal democratic party of russia which is one the elementary part is. significant significantly over the united russia party and the effect in the election to the moscow city council a number of united russia members had. shown themselves to be a sort of title independent so they ran as independents instead of united russia members of parliament because they thought that their party affiliation might negatively impact

saw in court rulings that have taken place they failed to get proper documents although the moscow duma is not seen as an influential body the elections are considered a task for national elections 2 years from now without a strong party in parliament it could be more difficult for president putin to stay in power beyond his last term which ends in 2024 steps fast and al-jazeera moscow. japanese names will never be the same again in the english language anyway after a government decision to switch the rounds on official documents it's the idea of the culture minister. by yama who will soon be known as. japanese the family name 1st but this was for a verse for english speakers in the 19th century in line with the policies of prime minister shinzo or. himself is a strong supporter of japanese traditional. reminder the top stories on al-jazeera the founder of the zimbabwe nation robert mugabe has died in hospital in singapore at the age of 95 tributes have been pouring in from around the world along with harsh criticism people remember one of africa's most divisive leaders president. who t

chances so it is possible that in the next months think the elections of the state duma. united russia could possibly morph into something. a different political that could be significant changes to united russia there could be. more flexibility shown on the part of the kremlin and possibly there could be more alliances between parliamentary factions with united russia in the coming months just how powerful is the city duma we're talking about this specific election and also how effective can the opposition be now. you see if we are talking about always call wait. see very much of significance of what have just happened firstly unite with russia and they were most brands in light of russia they were almost in the as an independent but nevertheless where understand that the united russia they still control the majority of this. they can form a 60 percent of the seats just before they will control a 100 percent of the seats knowledge 60 so it's a significant change but still they control the majority but the other most. rule is the really strange institution most always at

but the united to russia veteran who has been a member of the moscow duma or regional parliament since it was founded in 1903 is not running for her party on the ballot she's an independent candidate running for the money i'm running i'm a member of this body i'm a member of this body everybody wants to have a lot of people if there are a problem with your party you know we haven't any problem i brought out that i am a member of the right and that's all thank you very much. great things for the party which was founded soon after put in became president in 1909 dropped 11 percent to 28 percent last year after the retirement age was increased a move that led to a nationwide protest during last year's regional elections united russia lost for governor positions analysts say the party's very name has become a liability a campaign rally for united russia but not a single party flacco banner and you see the candidates here say they're here the 1st of all people in moscow and they don't need to use the park if named but i will say it shows how deep united russia has fallen. the usually low ke

about moscow and st petersburg here that's part of the reason why many of the candidates for the state duma here in the city duma rather here in moscow to sharon this independent candidates out of fear that association with the brand if you do that or see it could actually hurt their chances in today's polling and what outcome is the opposition campaigning for considering that many of its candidates have been barred from running. well it really depends on what you mean by the opposition is hard to speak from or of a unified opposition when it comes to russia when it comes alexina vali you mention who is one of the most prominent members of the russian opposition and one of the most vocal members actually trying to. see he's actually focused on trying to get his supporters to back a list of candidates he says have the best chance of defeating the d.n.a. to see a member's basically they're arguing that by preventing more of their candidates from getting into government it would be a win for the opposition in general now so far we don't know how many people are going to actually support his li

charles dumas, ts lombard chief economist.gan stanley ceo james gorman says he is surprised at the current level of interest rates. he also warns that the fed should be cautious in its approach to rates in the current economic climate. jasonke with bloomberg's kelly and carol massar in new york. lows: we have record unemployment. china is still performing strongly. europe is obviously mixed, but it's been mixed for two decades now. so at one level, the fundamentals are actually quite strong. at the other level, the sense of confidence, there is a sense of inevitability we are at the end of a cycle. it doesn't have to be. statistically, there is a recession every seven years. but it doesn't have to be. in australia, they haven't had a recession for 28 years in a row. carol: why is there so much pressure, then, on the federal reserve to continue to cutting rates? does that make sense? james: because the economy is slowing. rates when feather the economy is getting hot. her job is to raise rates, slow it down, and the reverse. i

suggest appropriately united russia party may be dealt a heavy blow losing many seats in the moscow su duma but opposition leader alexander vonnie warns the results could be tampered with also coming up. after the collapse of the afghan peace talks with the taliban to warn that more u.s. lives will be lost on saturday a secret meeting at camp david was called off but despite the rising tensions officials on both sides say there's still a chance for peace talks to resume. and in tennis an f.a.q.'s open final seems rafael nadal being documented yet and 5 more lame sets the spaniards 19th grand slam title is now just a one off the all time record. on the phillies welcome to the program. russians have cast their ballots in local elections marred by weeks of protests according to local media anti-government candidates could be on track to claim a number of seats from the profile united russia party but opposition leader alex saint of on the is morning officials could trying to meddle with the results before they're officially announced no vonnie had called on russians to vote tactically to block

they lost the monopoly basically they have still the majority in this moscow city duma. still can basically have their influence heard but they have to deal with a lot of forces at the moment not the actual real independent opposition because they were simply banned from running in the 1st place by the communist party has grown here is significantly becoming as have never been allowed to serious opposition very much opposing the ruling party but it will mean that is more diversity in this in this moscow city do much about what it means the more is that this is the signal that despite this crackdown by the government on the opposition many people have been arrested they have been jailed for longer sentences they have been beaten up but still that they have made this voice heard through this so-called smart vote which was called for by his opposition a bigger alexy now fairly and this has basically been successful looking at those old here in moscow this means that the opposition is a force to be reckoned with and that's some people have described it some cracks are now ap

not allowed to run it was fine today it has led to major political event the chairman of the moscow duma here on campaign trail sasa disqualification of the opposition candidates is legitimate and calls the election process fear. the most cruel actions a totally legal electoral process is followed the rule of law candidates can be registered according to the documents we saw and court rulings that have taken place they failed to get proper documents although the moscow duma is not seen as an influential body the elections are considered a task for national elections 2 years from now without a strong party in parliament it could be more difficult for president putin to stay in power beyond his last term which ends in 2024 steps fast and al-jazeera moscow. hurricane dorian is still battering the east coast of the united states after causing destruction across the bahamas at least 4 people have been killed in the u.s. and 200000 homes are without power the storm is not a category one hurricane but coastal areas of north carolina and virginia remain on alert as it moves north by far the grea

not allowed to run it was fine today it has led to major political event the chairman of the moscow duma here on campaign trail so as a disqualification of the opposition candidates is legitimate and calls the election process fair. the moscow elections a totally legal electoral process is followed the rule of law candidates can be registered according to the documents we saw and court rulings that have taken place they failed to get proper documents although the moscow duma is not seen as an influential body the elections are considered a task for national elections 2 years from now without a strong party in parliament it could be more difficult for president putin to stay in power beyond his last term which ends in 2024 steps fast and al-jazeera moscow. and that's it for me on the team in london let's take you back now to die hard up. thanks for listening now police officers in hong kong have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at demonstrators have been surrounding a police station earlier the protesters gathered at a train station nearby forcing it to close they're demanding the releas

not allowed to run it was fine today it has led to major political event the chairman of the moscow duma here on campaign trail sasa disqualification of the opposition candidates is legitimate and calls the election process fair. the moscow elections a totally legal electoral process is followed the rule of law candidates can be registered according to the documents we saw and court rulings that have taken place they failed to get proper documents although the moscow duma is not.

shaun livingston has announced he's retiring after 15 seasons in the nba jasop dumas has the story for night coming up next. and how about the operation may be a little mooncake maybe some electric >>i'm going on in the sports world as usual on jason dumas joins us now from the set of bay area sports night jason. >>it kind and it is mac dad in the beginning of football season and we'll chat raiders and 49 ers on bay area sports night later but the headline of the day here in the bay area is the resignation of warriors guard shaun livingston, he played 15 years in the nba 5 with the golden state warriors went nba finals each year with the warriors won 3 championships with the team and known as one of the good guys around the nba. he will be hanging it up and retiring. being. shaun livingston's career so great are any gaudy numbers is the fact that he suffered injuries so horrific that doctor even know he was going to be able to walk again he tore his acl pcl and broke his kneecap disney basically snapped in half and he went on 3 had got back on of course and played 15 years and won 3 ch

hand of course we can say that now because of the loss of the independent opposition is in the city duma because of this march forward by the opposition the communist have now a large number of seats and independent the opposition has called for this march for because they were simply banned from running during this election so what it means for president putin it means that his power base is weaker or if shaky at the moment that it also means that the opposition is not so easily crushed anymore and something to be reckoned with. all right thank you very much the boston there live for us from moscow well still ahead on al-jazeera in south africa protests against immigrants and foreign owned businesses turn violent. and how an ancient martial arts from the far east is making an impact in west africa. how the dry season hasn't broken into an easier and barely been touched in malaysia as you can see there aren't that many showers around there is a concentration still in the philippines but even here it's luzon all the same have nothing in the middle there's maybe a bit of an increase in pen

now trying to overcome his loss reporting from the coliseum i'm jason dumas scrum for sports. >>the jason universal background checks for gun purchases, the house passed a bill this year. the senate will not vote on it how recent mass shootings are playing a role and why one republican sen says he's against voting for it. >>plus they're against rules requiring kids in school to be vaccinated the arrests made today and the message. they have for governor newsome. >>and if or double housing crisis is coming to a head in mountain view where lots of people forced from their homes are going now. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow high-pressure west moving out of town just like antonio brown and those winds will be >>the clock is ticking toward the end of the month deadline for people to clear out of a rent-controlled apartment complex that is now be converted to market rate housing in mountain view we reported on the story back in april when tenants first got word they have to move out kron four's rob fladeboe has been following this story for us is live tonight in mount view with a

duma leader zhirinovsky certainly didn't shed any tears when that happened but laughs off the notionthe russian state was connected in any way. for one simple reason. he thinks russian agents would have done a better job. >> translator: i'm surprised that the uk special services and the uk court accuses russia and lugovoi that with a bag of polonium they came to london and were just throwing it around. >> reporter: it just doesn't make sense to a lot of people that russia didn't kill him. >> translator: for a hundred years, the russian special services have been using the kind of substances for killing people that you never will be able to recognize. why do we have to go into some kind of a bar and put it in someone's tea cup and everyone's laughing at it? i mean, the state cannot be involved in that. >> reporter: litvinenko's friend paul joyal, who believes he was the target of a botched assassination, agrees that in some ways litvinenko's killers were indeed clumsy and careless. but he says that's because they were probably just pawns in a much bigger game. >> do you think that any

should we should really state duma as doing with politics or zoom of territory. they were how you design the bridge. force wasn't an option actually what they realized. the technology of protest. sure isn't reputably and they are actually. they delayed their action so like the smart folks won't know what to do and if there's a same thing that the state did in numerous number of what is it isn't that actually no vile me who did that because. we have to explain our viewers that why is my smarts boding we we mean his call for his supporters to support any known crime anderson aligned to support but to kill or candidates we has the you know the airlines with the crown land that is too. high probability 0 win and north allies if you have on is created or is it part of the broader trend in russia of the growth of product as it's purely a change to you it's purely in the light of the credit because he build the device or using the what we're coal effect yeah the effort to action or using it in the racial way but you can see it the same exact happening in other regions w

not allowed to run it was fine today it has led to major political event the chairman of the moscow duma here on campaign trail sasa disqualification of the opposition candidates is not you timid and calls the election process fair. the most is a totally legal electoral process has followed the rule of law. candidates can be registered according to the documents we saw and court rulings that have taken place they failed to get proper documents although the moscow duma is not seen as an influential body the elections are considered a task for national elections 2 years from now without a strong party in parliament it could be more difficult for president putin to stay in power beyond his last term which ends in 2024 steps fast and al-jazeera moscow the philippine government is accusing the opposition of plotting to oust president rodrigue of the territory dozens of people have been taken before the courts charged with sedition allegations they've denied similar and oregon has more from manila. they are politicians priests actors and human rights workers more than 30 of them are accused by

back in moscow duma the communist have never been really a strong opposition party so policies are not likely to change much but it does mean that this is a signal to president putin that some cracks are appearing in his regime and also that this opposition is not as easily crushed as he might have thought. so where is where does president putin go from here then with national elections coming up in in 2 years. well that's a very interesting question because everyone will now be watching what he will do with united russia of course united russia is not under him anymore it's now were locked by the. prime minister sorry. so he is now ready his popularity is also already going down united russia was already decreasing in popularity in recent years there is some speculation that he might change the party on my goal as he also did in his old presidential elections completely independent and look for a different power base but a question of course is what will he do after this term finishes this is his last term which answer in 2024 will he need to stay do miles these elections are indeed i

the election to the moscow city duma has given the country's opposition in the unlikely chance to challenge the power and control of united russia. and its complete domination of russian political life now you know you're a c.e.o. is actually face seen historically low poll numbers with the rhondda only 30 percent of russians saying they currently support the party now the brain is also considered toxic in many of the country's major cities and that's part of the reason why many candidates here in moscow chose to run as independents out of fears that association with the party could hurt their chances in today's polling you know this also might be part of the reason that we've seen such heavy handed tactics from russian security forces when it came to some of the opposition back demonstrations we've seen in recent weeks they're speaking to many political experts here they tell me that that was heavy handed tactics have actually gone a long way to help politicizing a new generation of russians and remains to be seen whether or not the political or the country's opposition will be able to cap

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veteran whoussia has been a member of the moscow duma, the regional parliament, since it was founded in 1993, is not running for her party. on the ballot, she's an independent candidate. >> i'm running. .'m a member of this party the people want to have support. >> is there a problem with your party? >> no, we haven't any problem. i'm proud i am a member of the united russia. that's all thank you very much. reporter: the ratings for a party that was founded soon after vladimir putin became president in 1999 dropped 11% to 28% last year after the retirement age was increased, a move that led to nationwide protests. during last year's regional elections, united russia lost 4 governor positions. the party prosperity name has become a liability, many would say. party can bele seen. the candidates say they are here to serve all people in moscow. shows how united russia has fallen. the usually low-key moscow elections have attracted worldwide attention after modern 30 opposition candidates. tried tot official administer the mistakes. the decision led to weeks of road test. candidates and p

they lost a monopoly basically they have still the majority in this moscow city duma so day still can basically have their influence heard but they have to deal with a lot of forces at the moment not the actual real in the pan or the opposition because they were simply banned from running in the 1st place but the communist party has a grown here is significantly becoming it has never been elected serious opposition very much opposing the ruling party but it will mean that is more diversity in this in this most city duma but what it means even more is that this is a signal that despite this crackdown by the government on the opposition many people have been arrested they have been jailed for longer sentences they have been beaten up but still that they have made this voice heard through this so-called smart vote which was called for by opposition a figure alexy naftali and this has basically been successful looking adult here in moscow this means that the opposition is a force to be reckoned with and that's as some people have described it some cracks are now appearing in putting throu

suggest appropriately united russia party may be dealt a heavy blow losing many seats in the moscow su duma but opposition leader alexander vonnie warns the results could be tempered with also coming up. after the collapse of the afghan peace talks at the top.

the patriots have released wide receiver antonio brown jason dumas says the story on on the set of baysports night coming up next. >>how about a little chalk are maybe some greek food, how about a little salsa yes, i'm o group of democratic lawmakers unveiled their long promised bill known as a. >>called them inappropriate and i think is at the end of the day to patriots said you know what this guy is way too much of a distraction be has not been charged with any crimes. he's not been a even going to court for these crimes yet, but at this point he's just been such a distraction to the new england patriots in the little time that he'd been with them 11 days that they decided to cut ties and just last week this guy had 4 catches fiftysomething yards and a touchdown for the patriots in his hometown of miami. so we know he is talented he make very well be the most talented wide receiver in the nfl. but as of now he is unemployed and we don't know his future so we will dive into that on bay area sports night and a couple other topics obviously we have to preview that big raiders anfor now

lot to talk about in the sports world tonight, mostly involve and the writers yeah mark on for jason dumasrom the set of bay area sports night. >>thank you very much getting ready for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on on the radar start the year want to know where the win against the denver broncos jason you're at the coliseum last night what is your biggest take away from the opening victory for the silver and black. my biggest take away was that this team outside of antonio brown does in fact have other weapons and it's funny because. >>they were trying to tell us this all offseason and all may get hay is not just antonio brown show and his show last night yet josh jacobs run. williams over a 100 yards through the air. obviously still very early in the season, want to get ahead yourself. but that was great building block. start on in build on as we go into this season, especially on the offensive line looked impressive. josh jacobs is out their time williams is stepping in now you mentioned a brown now we want to mention that. earlier this evening, a lawsuit filed against now fo

you know i need someone >>talking about some football tonight, our partner jason dumas is telling usney money. >>that's right some big money getting ready for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron and moments ago news service that jared goff former cal qb rams quarterback getting paid for your million contract extension. >>a record million of that is guaranteed. what is your initial reaction to the move here. it says about our for of course, nowadays you know if you're a quarterback food, but and winds. >>we're going to get paid at a premium and we've seen it in the past and he's setting the market in fact i think it's a smart deal for the rams right now because they get to pay him before the market fluctuates even more soon with dak prescott meeting a payday and patrick mahomes meeting with payday so it's probably smart that they got it done now, but i do think he's earned it he's a one his division, the last 2 years with the super bowl last year he, you know he's on that rising. you have a great team. it's right the next contract is always the biggest contract seemingly in the nf

strike list the sathanas had let me tonight for all of the coalition warplanes work the residence in duma the warplanes flew past and drop bombs directly at the building where 170 prisoners were in custody what you are seeing now is a real disaster scene it is a crime against humanity. here and civil war pits shared toothy rebels against the multinational coalition led by riyadh 4 years of fighting have resulted in what's been called the world's worst humanitarian disaster the head of the yemen delegation of the red cross told us international law may have been broken. bird again music be very quickly move that we have been between where to give people what hand we do in close contact with them so it was a plea it was quite well known it needs to be or protected by international humanitarian law when you're a peg person and that point where you get national military or the question of why your leisure i you chose is really active pull round to have a definitive conclusion you need only need to get that on the stand what the motivation what precaution really measures taken by eyeballing or

>>kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas here was more just seems to never and i mean what 11 days with patriots game is this nice stuff you can't make a right which makes is so bizarre. just when you thought you were done hearing about a be another chapter in the downward spiral begins earlier this afternoon. the new england patriots release the controversial right receiver. now we're left to wonder will he ever play another snap in the nfl again. this most recent move comes after brown contacted a woman who had accused him of sexual-misconduct he said the woman text messages that her lawyer called intimidating the techs included pictures of her children. he had only been a member of the patriots for 2 weeks. brown had made his debut for the patriots last sunday against the miami dolphins. he had 4 catches for 5056 yards and a touchdown pass back to you guys. >>for a woman accused of murdering her husband is now out of jail after a judge lowered her bail significantly. the victim was the principal at the pittsburgh education center. maureen kelly talked to one of his sons who is very upset by t

list the south and i said let me tonight the rule of the coalition warplanes work the residence in duma the warplanes flew past and drop bombs directly at the building where 170 prisoners were in custody what you are seeing now is a real disaster scene it is a crime against humanity human civil war pits healthy rebels against a multinational coalition led by riyadh 4 years of fighting have resulted in the world's worst humanitarian disaster the head of the m a delegation of the red cross told us international law may have been broken. bird a good good news is good news we have to. give people what hand we close contact so we've all said please. nice going through your protective find compassion. national. the question of. if you really want to have a definitive conclusion we need. to cautionary measures taken by. a decent very tragic. number of. people. if their day of commemorations is being held in the southern russian town of beslan marking 15 years since the deadliest terror attack in the country's modern history at a local school it is a ceremony school children only 3 $134.00 ball

he doesn't have to go back to the senate to get ratified nor does president putin have to go to the duma so that would get us to 2026 and in the interim we could begin to work out some of these issues i agree that the russians cheated on i.m.f. but the way to deal with it was to get back to the table and see what you could do without before just getting out of the treaty the russian technically violated the antiballistic missile treaty by doing developing a 2nd site but we kept talking to them about it and never obligated until after the attacks of 911 president bush felt we needed a defense not against russian attacks but attacks by other other terrorist groups followed like the focus for a few moments on on china because there is growing concern about china's arsenal many say that it's not subject to any international arms control treaties so 1st of all how worrisome is that and secondly how large is china's arsenal nobody knows they refused to give vetoes they have a systematic refusal of transparency so that means. you can't even begin to discuss what numerical limitations would look

for themselves but here in moscow it seems like 20 of the possible $45.00 seats in the city's city duma have actually gone to opposition aligned candidates now it's a big win for many of the opposition parties and one that wasn't initially expected going into yesterday's poll. but it looks like the opposition is the big winner in the selections of can you tell us what exactly happened here. well i mean basically there's a couple of different factors coming together i mean the 1st one is as we heard in the report there are many opposition aligned candidates weren't even allowed to put their names on the ballots and that resulted in weeks of very strong anti-government protests now it seems like the opposition has been able to capitalize on that and galvanize support within their base which is part of the reason that we saw such a a large result for them yesterday now on top of that we also heard about that the smart voting system that elects in of all the calls for and seems like that's also bear fruit basically he called in his supporters to vote for a list of candidates that had the be

illegal they were on authorized by the russian authorities in the center of moscow ahead of the city dumaelections pawel was steen of was on trial for attacking a law enforcement official but the reason why this case had everyone including the celebrities talking about it is because the 20 year old maintains that he didn't take part in the protests at all he just happened to be in that area which was absolutely public. when the protesters gathered here and right now when he came out of the building where the hearings happened once again he said that he's completely innocent and for him the fact that they changed the 3 and a half year sentence to the suspended sentence one year long is not enough. we disagreed with the court decision will appeal it in any case i didn't commit any crime i didn't commit any wrongdoing that's all. now once again the reason for this public outcry was actually the video of the detention where at least in these pictures it was seen that pablo wasn't trying to attack anyone he was standing there doing something with his phone and perhaps he just happened to be in

illegal rallies in moscow that were not authorized by the russian government ahead of the moscow city duma elections hobbles dean of was put on trial for allegedly attacking a law enforcement official and the reason why this case got so much attention and it had so many people including celebrities talking about this because it was almost evident and papa was saying that from the very beginning that he didn't even take part in the protests and just happened to be in that area which is by the way absolutely public where the protesters though were trying to gather now went to day the 23 year old came out of the hearing room once again he said that he is completely innocent and the fact that his 3 and a half year sentence was changed to a one year long suspended sentence is not enough for the man. we disagree with the court decision will appeal it in any case i didn't commit any crime i didn't commit any wrongdoing that's all it was after seeing this video that so many people as i've said including celebrities fellow actors decided to stand behind pavol they launched flash mobs posted in repo

strike list the south and let me tonight where all of the coalition warplanes work the residence in dumas the warplanes flew past and drop bombs directly at the building where 170 prisoners were in custody what you are seeing now is a real disaster scene it is a crime against humanity human civil war pits rebel who things against the multinational coalition led by riyadh for years of fighting a spot the world's worst humanitarian disaster the head of the yemen delegation of the red cross says international law may have been broken. the bird again nice became nice that we have been busy in footwear to give people hand. in close contact with them so it was a place that was quite well known to get a nice depth of baghdad they are protected by international humanitarian law when if you are a peg person and that park a picnic by international humanitarian your the question of why your lesion of i.h.l. is really at the full round to have a definite conclusion we need. to bet that on the stand what was the motivation what was that precautionary measures that were taken by the warring parties a d