the eta separatist group killed hundreds of people over four decades. this year it disarmed. >> things could turn out the way they have in catalonia. but things could also turn bad again, the movement could become radical. so i don't know. narrator: in her newsstand isabel lopategi isn't getting carried away. she's glad the public is interested in taking its future into its own hands. >> it doesn't worry me. on the contrary. i think people just want to express who they are, and that they want their freedom. narrator: she says that if the police respond to a referendum as violently as they did in catalonia, then it's no wonder that more and more people are sympathizing with separatist movements, in catalonia and in the basque country. michelle: the arms business is booming in bulgaria, with record setting exports last year. a journalist recently discovered a huge cache of bulgarian weapons, in an abandoned cellar in aleppo. despite losing her job and efforts to silence her, one woman is determined to trace the route traversed by these weapons to find out

. >> no, eta james. >> sorry. >> is eta james. >> is eta james doesn't get nominated... >> but sisterist, she was induct in the philadelphia music alliance walk of fame. >> that is right. >> he should be put in this as well. >> we will know who wins and what my tongue will be up to in december. >> what did he just say. >> eta james is already in. >> she should already been in. >> she should be the first one >> at last, i know. >> so this sunday, olde city will be shutting down some streets in the area because it is olde city fess time. you might see new things you like. >> you know, last year, i went , it was fun a lot of fun. meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike

. >> tessa: well, what's your eta for wrapping up there?

ahora pasemos con nuestra compaÑera mario toril eta mejÍas que -- marÍa antonieta mejÍas.nta rosa. estos son los terrenos de la feria del condado de sonoma ya que se encargan de asistir a la gente que estÁ combatiendo las llamas de estos terribles incendios. aunque las llamas ya no se ven en santa rosa, los estragos que han dejado los incendios son palpables. esta ciudad ha sido de las mÁs golpeadas por las llamas. pero en general, en el condado de sonoma, la situaciÓn es terrible. >> ahorita sabemos que tenemos casi 90,000 acres quemados, tenemos 25,000 personas evacuadas, tenemos 18 personas muertas, en ese momento sabemos. es una situaciÓn muy Única. por lo general, en california no tenemos incendios de este poder en Áreas tan pobladas. hoteles como este totalmente calcinados. y al frente, en la avenida mendocino, en el parque de casas mÓviles "journey's end" que en espaÑol, irÓnicamente, significa "el fin del viaje". >> ahorita estamos en 10% a 25% contenido en el Área de santa rosa. y estamos en una situaciÓn grave ahorita. sigue por el fin de semana la bandera roja.

represented a spanish couple who were fighting extradition charges for alleged involvement or membership of etam and spain in terms of this one particular lawyer and the fact that they granted asylum to this couple to prevent them being forcibly returned to spain. so where are we? well, article 155 invoked the separatists, the independent supporters here have had a weekend to celebrate, but the hard legal fist of spain now very much in force. this autonomous region now has direct rule from madrid. but look around us here, where are the mass demonstrations we were promised a few days ago mr mark according to the unions and the people we have spoken to, civil servants working under the rule of madrid. there has been no civil disobedience and the local police out on the streets, everything peaceful. so where do we go now? we don't really know, apart from the fact there is a lot of anger among carles puigdemont‘s supporters that he has fled. and made be looking for asylum in belgium. made be looking for asylum in three children have escaped from a house fire in powys, in which a number of members o

at this point there is no current eta on when that will be restored. that means the county websites such as santa cruz county sheriff's is down. the office of emergency services is encouraging people to follow information on twitter or facebook. there will also be some phone outages. some phone lines are down to county offices as well. the important information is now coming into our newsroom that a caltrans crew cut a wire off of highway 9. that means the website the county is down. that includes the santa cruz county sheriff's office. we will hopefully get more information about how this fire is progressing. you can see this is a very smoky fire. we are expecting our next update around 1 pm. we will find out if they manage to get more than that 5% containment and find out how they are getting that information out to everybody if communication lines are down. we will try to find out how that could impact their ability to communicate with each other. >> sky flocks is flying upper bear creek road in the santa cruz mountains near highway 35, trying to ta

nbc bay area joe rose eta jr. has the latest from mendocino. >> the winds came up and came down the hill so fast it was in our backyard if 15 minutes. >> reporter: the last time she saw her house was in a moment of terror. >> it's the scareyest thing i've done in my life. driving through flames i had an oak tree fall in front of me. >> but for the first time since the inferno they laid eyes on the home again. >> that's the house right here. there is the pool. you can see the pool melted down to the water. still has water. >> they lifted the evacuation orders in redwood county and mendocino lowering them to come back. >> we are here seeing what's left. kind of surreal. >> ahmed ashes and debris small reminders of life before the flame. >> pottery survived. our cast iron survived in the stove. shot putt balls i used in high school. >> it's something that i can always remember that part of my life with. >> residents will tell you the flames may have consumed things and homes but in redwood valley the sense of communi

right now there is no eta to when the station will open and they don't have any information on the suspect. they're asking anyone with any information to call the santa clara county sheriff's department. we will keep you informed as to when the station reopens. right now traffic is moving, but the station is still closed. reporting live, anser hassan, nbc bay area news. >> all right. thank you, anser. >>> now safeway san francisco turned into a crime scene overnight. an employee stabbed outside of the grocery store in the quiet richmond district. we brought you this story as breaking news on "today in the bay." pete suratos has more on the scene. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you guys back in the newsroom. and the information that we're getting this morning from san francisco police is that this all started with the suspect shop lifted inside of this safeway in the richmond district. that leading to an altercation with a store clerk, stepping in trying to do the right thing, but eventually gets stabbed in the process. we have video of sfpd on the scene. they were processing the scene

for membership of the basque separatist movement, eta.this couple to prevent them forcibly being returned to spain. so, article 155 invoked the separatists, the independent supporters who have had a weekend to celebrate, but the hard legal first of a weekend to celebrate, but the hard legalfirst of spain a weekend to celebrate, but the hard legal first of spain now very much in force. this autonomous region now has direct rule from madrid. but look around you, where the mass demonstrations we were promised a look around you, where the mass demonstration according promised a look around you, where the mass demonstration according to )mised a look around you, where the mass demonstration according to the ed a few days ago? according to the unions and to, unions and people we have spoken to, civil servants working under the rule of madrid, there has been no civil disobedience and the local police out on the streets. everything is peaceful. so where do we go now? we don't really know. apart from the fact that is a lot of anger among agro one'

chris pa ron toe and mark geist and their book 13 hours and rebecca scoot the immortal life of henry eta lax. library of congress and greg harbor at the mississippi book festival and political activist and author james o'keefe at freedom fest. this week watch book tv in primetime on c-span2. >>> tomorrow housing and urban development secretary ben carson testifies on the future of housing in america. he'll speak before the house financial services committee and it starts live at 9:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. also thursday, testimony from energy secretary rick perry on future energy missions and management priorities at his department. he'll speak before a house energy subcommittee and that begins live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. you can also watch both hearings online at cspan.org or listen on the free cspan radio app. >>> it's a radio station in the nation's capital. it covers 6 million people. this is a very heavily automobile commute city and it'll just extend our brand and give people who are involved in the process here a chance to listen to it. that's how it happened and

we will be taking off they said about eta clock. people are just boarding right now.ill see if i get seasick or not. [ laughter ]>> i was going to ask you before you left. i was gonna ask if you been on a battleship. and how does it feel to step aboard? >> i have been on the uss hornet several times. it was doctor. i love it, it is fun. but moving? never. hopefully it will be a smooth ride. [ laughter ]>> leigh martinez, thank you.>> insurance coverage for birth control at risk for millions of women. details from the white house that will allow insurers to drop coverage. >> the city now requires residents to apply for a permit on short-term rentals.>> are ready lots of sunshine and no fog to worry about. it looks like temperatures will be above average for everybody. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. >>> insurance companies, cigna, is being told to stop opioid abuse and is making efforts to do so. the company announced it is nolan going to cover the cost of oxycontin. this comes after president trump said the opioid abuse crisis

for independence, they have never really had an armed wing, like they did in the basque region with etagainst independence, we can speak to marcos sanchez from the convivencia civica catalan anti—separatist movement. what do you think of this? hello. can you hear me? yet. tell me what you think of the fact madrid is likely to impose direct rule on catalonia this weekend? and think it has already started imposing. let me change space because a lot of people are coming out here. i will come back to you in a minute. marcos, you are against independence. what do you think of the move from madrid?” think this move is too late. this movement has been allowed to disrespect the law for many years and we are now living with the consequences of this disrespecting of the law. tell us what you think of the law. tell us what you think of the law. tell us what you think of the move to impose direct rule on catalonia? they have already started this kind of thing. we are already repressed politically. we are also undermined economically. it has started prior to the invoking of this 155 article. what wi

now an eta with the rest of the news. good morning.sted that criminal charges brought against former aides to president trump, show no evidence of collusion between his election campaign and russia. george papadopoulos has admitted lying to the fbi about his contacts with moscow, and two other senior aides have been placed under house arrest as the fbi‘s investigation intensifies. laura bicker reports. paul manafort, donald trump's former campaign manager, leaves court under house arrest facing 12 grave charges including money laundering and conspiracy. he's pleading not guilty and the charges don't relate to his work with the trump campaign. but as he sped away from the spotlight, there came an unexpected bombshell. george papadopoulos, an unpaid foreign policy adviser for the trump campaign secretly pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his russian contacts. his charge sheet says that while he was an aide he met a russian professor in london who said he had dirt on hillary clinton. despite having earlier told the fbi he wasn't a m

he represented the basque separatist group eta. there is a history there.hat might be different. let's speak to two people on different sides of this debate. a student in support of catalan republic and our other guest, a pro—unity lawyer here. if i can start with you, some of the separatists i've been speaking to think mr puigdemont is a coward for leaving the country. what do you think? well, we think that if he has left the country it's because that's his way to continue working for the republic. we ask him is that he continues defending and establishing the republic, even he is away and we hope all of this is a strategy. how is he keeping the republic going when there's direct rule from madrid at the moment and none of the ministries are being run by the previously elected catalan parliament? of course we are in a difficult situation, as we expected. now, all we ask them to do is to continue doing their work and continue doing their work and continue working as much as possible. all we are going to do is establish it in a better way is participate in al

it dates back ten or 15 years, over a couple who were alleged to be members of eta, the political wings puigdemont to go to brussels today. on the actual charges of rebellion and sedition, the process means a prosecutor has to come up and present the charges to a judge and thatis present the charges to a judge and that is the identity nationale so the charges or outline of charge also go to a judge who'll then decide if those charges can be pressed and sometimes they have preventative arrests, that would seem to be unlikely now because mr puigdemont and the others are outside spain, or they could ask him to come and give evidence to the court. but at the moment, we don't know what is going to happen. the influential economic think—tank the institute for fiscal studies says the chancellor is caught between a rock and a hard place as he prepares his forthcoming budget. it says philip hammond will have to abandon his target for getting rid of the deficit if he's to meet demands from cabinet colleagues to increase spending. the treasury says it will continue to adopt a balanced approach. o