north korea itself and manchuria china and the russian far east. they were eventually organized as a guerrilla force, either fighting with the chinese communists against the japanese and chinese nationalists or, and this is where kim il-sung got his training as part of a russian trained gorilla unit in the soviet far east. it was infiltrating japanese controlled manchuria and carrying out sabotage and such. this is where kim il-sung grew into the communist military strongman that he became. and so, this also then established a dichotomy between people in the south. caller is right that the people in the south tried to conform -- create a career wide independence movement and even a structure for government. but the american occupation force simply eliminated that and in fact there was a korean workers party in the south, a communist party, that was outlawed and made illegal by general hodge. so there is a bigger history than simply what happened in 45 with the division by the soviets and americans. the roots run much deeper than that. steve, i ment

and during the war, general macarthur was the overall commander in the far east. so, he was the one who ordered troops in after getting the ok from truman in an undeclared war, ordered the troops into korea. and had a very hard time. to summarize the early back-and-forth seesawing, the north korean invasion pushed the south korean army and the few american troops there into the southeastern quadrant of south korea. then, later, in september 1950, macarthur landed a huge amphibious force at inchon. and that effectively cut off the north koreans in the south from their resupply. and at the same time, the american/south korean forces in the south broke out from their perimeter and drove the north korean forces north. the north koreans were very weakened at that point. and then, macarthur sent his forces across the 38th parallel, capturing pyongyang, and all the way onto the chinese border. now, the directives from the joint chiefs of staff in washington were that he should not send american troops to the chinese border, because the chinese would consider that a threa

even though that red flag event is over into tomorrow afternoon notice, how dry it gets and the far east bay still much better recovery of the coastal areas it looks like both in the north bay and the peninsula. and there's a big time recovery by saturday morning now spilling into the delta. so by that point to the atmosphere we're somewhat recovered back to its typical type of pattern a little bit getting that marine layer coming back again. so we've got the solano county, a red flag warning in place until 01:00pm today for this weekend. we've got some minor calling going on saturday ever so slight that is warming back up again on father's day on sunday mid to upper 90's now in this far east bay reaches then next week it's sunny warm to hot depending on your perspective. 80's 90's pretty much prevail. today 79 san francisco oakland, 85, 93 for san jose across the wider bay here we do it 98 going on for 97 for concord look at the reds really encroaching up here in the north bay with mid to upper 90's to be found even the south bay at about 93 substantially colder course of half moon bay

east. a little longer it lingers across the far north—east of scotland.re will be a rash of showers, strong and gusty winds that follows, close to gales in the north—west, so that's the difference. i think it will feel a little bit brighter tomorrow despite some sunshine between the showers. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the outcome of a review of the two—metre social distancing rule in england will be announced in the coming week, according to the chancellor rishi sunak. particularly for the hospitality industry they are keen to see some changes. that is why we are reviewing the rule and the outcome will be announced later this week. passengers arriving at uk airports may soon be able to pay for a coronavirus test and avoid 14 days in quarantine. the white house tries to fire the prosecutor investigating donald trump's associates — but he's refusing to step down. beijing announces the first details of a new draft security law for hong kong that will drastically change the city's way of life. now on bbc news... next up is my world. no the deat

and far south—east by dawn. us to start sunday in eastern areas. it will linger in the far north—east of scotland by midday. but it should clear east anglia and the far east by lunchtime. a good dry spell of sunshine but then some showers pushing through. they will be more frequent and heavier in the north and west closer to the area of low pressure. it is here we will see the strongest winds, touching gale force in some places. the wind will be gusty just about everywhere. we will notice that big change tomorrow and it'll feel fresher as a result. temperatures won't be too far shy of what we've seen all week. we've just lost the humidity. average for the time of year. some sunshine. sunshine continues into the evening. one band of rain moves away, but then on monday more rain comes in particularly for northern ireland, scotland, and north—western fringes of england and wales. it is unlikely to make it's way further south or east. here we will see the biggest changes as we go through the new week as we start to

war, he was the overall commander in the far east. he was the one who ordered troops in after getting the ok from truman. ordered the troops into korea. to summarize the early , theand-forth seesawing north korean invasion pushed the south korean army and the american troops there into the southeastern quadrant of south korea. in september 1950, macarthur landed a huge amphibious force at inchon. that effectively cut off the north koreans in the south from their resupply. at the same time, the american/south korean force in the south broke out from their perimeter and drove the north , very forces north weekend at that point -- very weakened at that point. they macarthur sent his forces across the 38th parallel, capturing pyongyang, and all the way to the chinese border. the directives from the joint chiefs of staff in washington where that he should not send american troops to the chinese border because the chinese would consider that a threat, but he disobeyed that. the whole u.n. command at seoul moved toward the border, reached th

and far south—east by dawn. stern areas. it will linger in the far north—east of scotland by midday. but it should clear east anglia and the far east by lunchtime. a good dry spell of sunshine but then some showers pushing through. they will be more frequent and heavier in the north and west closer to the area of low pressure. it is here we will see the strongest winds, touching gale force in some places. the wind will be gusty just about everywhere. we will notice that big change tomorrow and it'll feel fresher as a result. temperatures won't be too far shy of what we've seen all week. we've just lost the humidity. average for the time of year. some sunshine. sunshine continues into the evening. sunday night, one band of rain moves away, but then on monday more rain comes in particularly for northern ireland, scotland, and north—western fringes of england and wales. it is unlikely to make its way further south or east. here we will see the biggest changes as we go through the new week as we start to build high p

bit but just temporarily little bit swash of some fog this morning 70's lower 70's that that the far east bay reach is there cut 71 conquered it 70 up to the north bay lower 60's here, mid 60's cover the east bay shoreline and 65 meanwhile to san jose. so in future cast for well, the fog returning a little tonight and early for your thursday morning, the monterey bay too. again clearing out for ascentia lee a mostly sunny afternoon. some breezy conditions building by the afternoon evening and getting us into a thursday or friday morning rather there's some precipitation happening out to sea, but you see it really breaks up before it gets here so we just have a slight chance of seeing rain across the bay going on in friday. ok, the big thing, i'm most people in a notices a change in temperatures and the winds for today because of inland heating will drive some onshore winds and then later on because of that system out to sea by tomorrow afternoon evening into your friday morning as well get those onshore winds are were controlling temperatures. so we've got sunny and hot inland today, 80's

ethnic koreans in that region north of korea itself, in manchuria and china and the russian far eastand they were organized eventually as a guerilla force in various ways. either fighting with the chinese communists against the japanese and the chinese nationalists or, and this is where sun got his training, as part of a russian-led, russian-trained guerilla unit in the soviet far east. that was infiltrating japanese controlled manchuria and carrying out sabotage and such. this is where kim il-sung grew into the communist military strongman that he became. and so this man also established a dichotomy between people in the south and the caller is correct that the people in the south tried to form a korea-wide or at least south-wide independence movement and even a structure for government, but the american occupation force simply eliminated that. and in fact, there was a korean workers party in the south, the communist party, that was outlawed, made illegal by the american commander in the south. so there's a deeper history than simply what happened in '45 with the division by the sov

ahead of the ball game and we are already by half a dozen degrees in some far east bay reaches

right now we've got mid 60's in the far east bay reaches out to antioch in concord 64 livermore upper 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline and lower to middle 50's up to the north bay so still chilly up there in the valleys up in the north bay as far as winds are concerned we're pretty calm little bit of a drift if you will or draft almost single digits coming in over the golden gate highs today across the state upper 90's and central valley, 95 sacramento, 75 san francisco. got the 80's down to socal with big bear checking in at 69. there's the system and what most people are going to notice from this is more cloud cover. breezy for your friday. there is that slight chance of a shower, somebody might get a little bit of light snow with all of that ok that moves on through we're a little cooler pattern quickly warm up on monday. and then it starts to decay a little bit. i said okay, but temperatures backtrack a little bit for the rest the week for a fairly pleasant weekend looks to be. here's the 4 zone forecast for today 75 san francisco with maria district attorney 71 and daly ci

briefly and then you can see the roads away entirely with the air drying out yet again in the far east bay locations by tomorrow afternoon so it's not just in solano county but it's also an much of the rest of the east bay we're looking for very dry conditions to prevail and it all comes back by friday we could see that marine layer in place, mostly sunny and warm today with a tease for the bay 90's for inland. again that red flag warning for solano county 11 o'clock tonight until 01:00pm on your thursday and then for the weeks and my are cooling a hot sunday, it looks like but better cooling happening early into next week, we'll get everybody back into the business of the 80's. today, 76 san francisco, open at 8386 meanwhile for san jose across the greater real estate we do see some 90's poking out here and some token locations in the far east bay and up in the north bay with 80's elsewhere now tomorrow, we'll see a lot more 90's and the board but for 4 zone forecast we'll show you what you can expect today coming upa little bit later on marty back to you all right dave seeing a few m

and the far east, for example, in places like thailand which were occupied by the japanese.overnment had been -- twice by the japanese. they were sort of an undercover government and we're helping the oss in thailand. in fact, the thailand police -- officers around the country with type police guards. so they were protecting them. it's much more ambiguous and places like france, where he had the loyalist fighting against the communist, fighting against the democrats. there wasn't really a stable government there. china was the same way with the nationalists in the war lords and communists. yugoslavia the same. you had loyalists and communists. the other intelligence service that really we worked with very closely from the beginning, was the one we invented. that is the west german federal intelligence service, which started off as the galen or in ghana's asian which had been the nazi intelligence organization for the eastern army. in other words, the army fighting against the soviet union. after the war, galen volunteered in the organization to the u.s. army. that's when the

both of them far east and in , but the military was also shrinking. think they would from 16 million to half a million in basically a year. there were outnumbered, outgunned, out man. in western europe, how a lot of the x nazi's wound up in latin ,merica -- you know, there was there were various members to outto get a jewish refugee of the concentration camps and a lot of eastern european displaced people who did not want to go back to places like on bury or czechoslovakia or east germany once the communists took over. a lot of these people managed to get into the a-hady channels -- get into these refugee channels who were nazis, because everyone got overwhelmed. there just weren't enough people and enough records to track everybody down. if you want to talk about how the cia helped not to escape and wind up in latin america, in some cases it happened, but it was obviously not intentional. if you have 1000 refugees together, it is like what happened in europe in the last two years, with hundreds of thousands of syrians and libyans and everybody else t

cloth in the far east and in europe. but the military was also shrinking.y went from 16 million to half 1 million in basically a year. so, they were outnumbered, outgunned, outmanned, that is when a lot of things happened in western europe. how a lot of the ex nazis wound up in latin america. there were various efforts to try and get jewish refugees out of the concentration camps and a lot of eastern european displaced people who did not want to go back to places like hungary or czechoslovakia or east germany once the communists took over. and a lot of those people manage -- managed to get into these refugee channels who were nazis. because everybody just got overwhelmed. there were just not enough people, enough records to track everybody down. so, if

for san jose, future cast wind gusts as we see them build later today and all of the east bay the far eastay over the east bay hills and up the solano county. that's again being driven by the slow but also by the daytime heating that's happening. well inland the contrast with tennis get with that and it will be lingering for a long time it looks like into tomorrow morning 72 by 10:00am look at them all lined up here now still the overcast skies that we have at the bay bridge toll plaza. 87 meanwhile at 1 o'clock mark. all right, thanks a lot, let's get to a big story. we're following for you this morning. >>governor newsom says california is hoping to speed up the release of thousands of inmates at california state prisons because of the coronavirus kron four's will tran is live at san quentin this morning. he has all the details for us well. >>marty governor newsom says prisons throughout california there are a hotbed for coronavirus and it's been on his mind for quite some time and that's why he wants to release low risk inmates want to get that out there immediately low-risk inmates who

then i goes as far east as utah. as far south as tucson. right across the border and mexicali. as far north as alaska where we actually have a new house in alaska in anchorage. we serve the people of parish there in anchorage and also got an act as missionaries throughout the great state of alaska. >> by the way with archbishop alamein he was dominicans sister , right? >> yeah. the wonderful thing about the dominican order is it is not just the race for the friars preaching. saint dominic knew that in order to likely change culture or bring back to culture and enlightenment, you needed a strong component of women. contemplative nuns. even before he formerly founds the order preachers, he founds the nonce first and said there is no place. i visited the little monastery now that has been both inchoate. you have contemplative nuns living there actually from all over the world. it was actually for me personally attracted to the order. it wasn't simply a group of guys getting together to preach. it was together. we are if you will going to preach. behind us and supporting ranuns >>

we like health care and stack, particularly in parts of the far east. , not asbeen deploying aggressivelyme may say, but pretty darn active. but investing is not only putting money to work. it's also trying to understand how to exit appropriately. ,e have been pretty successful even during these times with pandemic, with respect to ipo's. zoom.ample, also, m&a in japan and other parts of the world. we are always selling, always buying, but it's about being selective and targeted, investing wisely with a long-term perspective, which is what we're trying to pursue. john: manny and the touched on this, but talking about the decoupling of china, it could be with the eu, the u.s. how does someone like you look at that conversation? i will bring this into my answer, but if i were to ask you are the audience to close your eyes and go back to pre-covid -- i know it seems so far away. alix: i cannot do it. kewsong: i long for that. if you go back to the fall of last year, and you were speaking to manny or me or others, the trends we would be talking about would be low global growth, low rates, dis

temperatures thus far lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline inland we get to around 71 or so up to the north bay and mixture of 50's 60's 62, meanwhile, san jose and the peninsula has some 60's in the southern end. but 58, san francisco, future cast for doesn't really show much big see the footprints of a little system dropping south is going to help cool us off. for sunday. that's when you're looking at those big drop in those temperatures. here you again the marine layer coming back again for tonight that is to greet us tomorrow morning. then later on. saturday night here comes the civil system dropping south and behind it so cooler air and we're going to feel that on sundays public could be the coolest and the bunch that we're going to see in the seven-day forecast future cast winds. we get the inland heating it's going to drive those winds going on solano county in contra costa county as well. there you see the numbers the highest and they're going to remain hires somewhat breezy if you will all overnight into saturday morning. we'll have that were to the fog return tomorrow mo

temperatures thus far in the lower 60's for a lot of the east bay shoreline even inland to 58 going on for livermore kind of hodgepodge of 50's a pair of the north bay was 72 freakish degrees for 56 for san francisco in 61 for san jose, let's get to the humidity levels because they're very telling with all of this, so they drop off this afternoon which we expect that red flag warning is with us until 1 o'clock in solano county. so this is after its expire but it's still dry out there in the east bay in the north bay that would look for the recovery which happens a little tonight. tomorrow morning it spills into a good chunk of the bay area it looks like for the immediate goal here looks like then throughout the day it dries out a little bit but not as dramatically as we seen the last 2 days this takes us to friday evening, the by saturday. it starts to spill into the delta looks like finding that marine layer is back in full force. so big changes happen in the next couple of days contrasts with what we've already experienced for today. solano counties looking until 1 o'clock for the dr

since we joined you this morning, we're looking at upper 60's in the far east bay there compliments ofe light breezy conditions even blake dewitt 6160 going on for open with 50's appear the north bay peninsula has the 50's and 61 for san jose moshi a green board but some yellows are poking out a little bit here a look at the future cast winds. compliments of some of the elements coming together we'll see some inland winds at work here they will be on shore which brings up marine layer out to the east that raises humidity levels a little bit. however, it's also going bring that fog in overnight as well we do have an upper level high. but i mean this low this up towards our north is help supplying that on shore flow pattern, but cooling us off though much as you can see one '04 going on for sacramento, one '02 for fresno 99 for a bakersfield somebodys for southern california but that's coastal inland, it's plenty hot 77 even for big bear, but 60 meanwhile along the central coast. the 4 zone forecast 67, san francisco, we're looking at 65 daly city 63 pacific and 62 going on for half moon

temperatures along the east bay shoreline peninsula in portions of the north bay but inland we're not going to see a big change on that not to get to about thursday temperatures thus far are hanging pretty much into the 50's you can see along the east bay shoreline for now 63 for fremont 60 san jose 50's meanwhile up to the north bay was 65 for any aac notice up here in the north bay here so but cooler going on this morning here that we saw from yesterday still banking off of that dry atmosphere and not much the way of winds to help out either meanwhile more mild along the east bay and out of the peninsula 69 expected by 09:00am by high noon will be at 86 still have room for some 90's in our forecast today again the last day for them before the start falling off going forward robin. all right sounds good. thank you dave. well governor newsom is sending a stern warning of possibly implementing new restrictions this follows an alarming increase. >>of new covid-19 cases in california. >>19 counties across the state are on a watch list for a spread of the virus orange salon omer said in glenn counties were added yesterday. coronavirus cases increased here in california by

forces, regional far east, etc. and mark clark, who had been scheduled to come in as a ridgway replacement, took over. ridgway got a star and was moved back to tokyo. and the negotiations continued. so, that was, that had to be satisfactory to him. macarthur's no longer on the playing field. rob: the book is "fearing the worst: how korea transformed the cold war" dick betts professor at columbia says it is a masterful and definitive combination of detail, insight, new sources from both sides and page turning readability. thank you, sam. it is available for purchase outside. i would like to thank you for your presentation today. thank you all and please join me. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> has three bookshelf features the country's best-known american history writers of the past decade, talking about the bugs. you can watch our weekly serie

us for friday morning and that's what's going to help keep those temperatures supported off the far east. so 87 going on at 1 o'clock at 4 o'clock word 89 and checking your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit party sounds good dave see a couple minutes. thank you, let's get to another big story we're following this thursday morning governor newsom says the state of california is hoping to speed up the release of thousands of inmates in california state prisons and it's all because of the coronavirus kron four's will tran live at san quentin this morning. he has all the details for us well. >>the reason marty he wants to do this and other people want to do this to create social distance, the slow down coronavirus which is just racing through the prison systems in fact at san quentin 464 inmates have already tested positive for coronavirus and they're still about 1800 cases that still need to wait for the results to come back so that number is expected to climb the governor is trying to slow down coronavirus through the prison's which is why up to 3500 inmates could be released from now unt

face today, 73 for san francisco oakland, 79. 83 for san jose across the wider lower 90's in the far east bay reaches and 90 of the santa rosa coming up a little bit we'll check into your 4 zone forecast checking in the bay area traffic and bridges and all that fun stuff robin phillips said it's getting busy. we have a crowd we have a line and it's long 10 check out the commute into san francisco. >>good look like this when 30 minutes ago it was wide open. but now we have a big backup and obviously you're looking at live shot it's beyond 8.80 to about west grand gap so from west grand up to the pay gates, you're creeping. this does not go all the way back through the maze you need to get out there early for sure if you plan on rolling into san francisco because there's a wait it's not that bad all the way across let's take a peek at some more bridges 92 doesn't look as crowded as the bay bridge toll plaza, but it started stacking up in the 4 o'clock hour. so it's definitely busy but it's not bad an easy commute here from the east bay over to the peninsula will check more coming up a littl

her biggest legacy is raising the morale not only of the armed force not only in europe but the far east, the nation. we have struggled at a time when, in the early part of the war, the nation survival was on the line and she gave hope. she gave that resilience. if i may, she always had that spirit of chchill in a way. that strength that saw us thro some of the darkest moments of that war. ♪ >> this is outside source, live from the bbc newsroom. the u.s. supreme court rules against the trump administration bid to revoke immigrant support of those who came illegally as children. let's look at some of the other days news. germany has rejected what calls groundless accusations by federal prosecutors, that moscow ordered the killing of a chechnya rebel commander earlier, prosecutors charged a russian national at the victim was shot dead in a berlin park. images have emerged showing a crude weapon used by chinese forces in the fatal clash along china's disputed border with india on monday. the fight left at least 20 soldiers dead and has raised tensions between the two powers. to date, over 4

the wider bay here temperatures you can see chipped away at we do a little pocket here 90's in the far east bay there livermore antioch unconquered but you get to the east bay shoreline falling to the lower 80's and there continue to fall 74 for oakland. almost at a chilly 66 with other hodge podge of sunday's up to the north bay and 87 for san jose of course, we'll check and check and your 4 zone forecast coming up a little bit along with that extended but now take a look at traffic robin ellis said. >>all right well the morning commute definitely picking up but it's friday so we are hoping for some friday light traffic for the remainder of the commute. i can't guarantee it, but i'm hoping that that that happens for you. the drive into san francisco, not bad at all right now, but really in the 4 o'clock hour or so we really don't expect any delays are big problems coming in. it's moved on the upper deck and clear through downtown san francisco here's 92 your trip across the san mateo bridge. it's doing fine a little busy. it's our busiest commute right now the brake lights are filling in o

were going to the party going to the beaches or really ignoring most of the social distancing the far east and so for that reason people saying that these protests take priority far more important and that's why these thousands of people have come out in spite of the fact that there is of course a crowd of virus stranger still lurking in the background so i just think as a white person it's simple and we do stand up i'm sure we do understand as individuals all of us thing has a lot past now never experience that but i can have the compassion to understand the pain that i have gone through for years and years and yet from what the police are doing to people that i have even myself arrested dossiers i don't by being in the police station for no reason i feel like in the education system we don't really talk about that nice it's not you not that history so i do think it's kind of like sweet tell you the right man will never come back i. go. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is there a dramatic development the only. exists i don't s

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starbscks has quickly reversed a decision that would have prohibited its far east as from wearing apparel supporting the black lives matter movement. >>the company tweeted friday quote we trust you to do what's right while never forgetting starbucks is a welcoming place for all are treated with dignity and respect. starbucks has a very complicated history with racial bias in 2018 had to shut down its stores for a little while for racial sensitivity training after a white starbucks employee called the police and 2 black customers. the company also plans on sending out black lives matter's t-shirts. 4 staff members to wear. let's take a live look outside right now as we talk about our 4 zone forecast here is a look at the embarcadero in san francisco towards the think bay bridge and that. wind is whipping as our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow spelled out for us a little bit earlier and that's going to cool down our temperatures title or a doing well happy friday just seen heavy fighting everybody we are looking at the weekend stared straight at us looks like some changes for the weeken

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we have had a few thundery dampers in the far east of south england, and showers developing in partsoodlands, wales and into the west country. all of those showers are going to tend to fade away. it is turning dry overnight tonight. the winds will be dropping as well, but where we have the clearest guys in scotla nd where we have the clearest guys in scotland and the northeast of englund, temperatures in rural areas easily down to 3—4d. elsewhere, with more cloud, stuck at around 8—iodc. now the prospects are a bit better for the start of the new week. it will be much drier, brighter and the winds won't be as strong either. that's because we have got this nose of high pressure just that's because we have got this nose of high pressurejust building and across the uk, and for a while, it will keep those weather fronts at bay. so many places will have a dry day, i think i'm a tomorrow. there will be 1—2 light showers coming in off the north sea into some coastal areas and in the afternoon, we could develop some slow—moving heavy showers across wales and the southwest. a lot of places wi

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night, western hills, heavy here but you will see if few hours of rain, apart from the north—east of scotland, far temperatures soared into double figures. the rain tomorrow will be around eastern parts of england in the morning before clearing by the end of the morning, clearing was in scotla nd end of the morning, clearing was in scotland but then pushing into the northern isles during the day. behind the rain, these are the showers, most frequent in northern ireland and scotland. some heavy, some possibly thundery, but moving quite quickly on these, very brisk south and south westerly winds. gusting out than this, average speeds are some gusting around 30—a0 mph. blustery sunday out there. colour for many, some spots towards eastern parts of england into the low 20s. giving some of the showers we re low 20s. giving some of the showers were gradually fading and much of sunday night into monday morning, we see temperatures dip away cooler than the will be throughout the night. there is another weather system heading our way on monday, these weather fronts coming in with some cloud, rain at times

rallies in and the far east of yemen and we've seen protests this morning in mccalla and had remarked so it could be that this is part of now a domino effect where they try to topple other areas of this flies in the face of all of the u.n. and effort to engage the warring sides in peace consultations well i want to thank all our guests we are unfortunately out of time robin i'll handle any of this with kendall and bill horry and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting a web site out is there a dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story from iraq on and the whole team here in doha by fidel. from young idealist. to revolutionary things. from political activism to incarceration in part one with a 2 part documentary series i just do it explores the singleminded journey. of the 1st leader of an independent bosnia herzegovina. as a bag of food. from prisoners to present on the jersey. does their mind play

only of the armed forces right across, and that includes not only in europe, but of course in the far eastd perform to the troops, but also the nation. you know, we struggled at a time when, particularly the early part of the war, you know, the nation's survival was on the line and she gave hope, she gave that resilience. she was always sort of, if i may, the spirit of churchill in a way. you know, that strength that saw her through some of our darkest moments of that war. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. the us supreme court rules against the trump administration's bid to deport hundreds of thousnds of immigrants who were bought to the us illegally as children. let's look at some of the day's other news. russia's ambassador in germany has rejected as groundless accusations by german federal prosecutors that moscow ordered the killing of a former chechen rebel commander last august. earlier, prosecutors charged a russian national with the murder of a georgian national of chechen origin. the victim was shot dead in a berlin park. this picture has been released by the india

numbers in the far east bay 93 concord. walnut creek going to 90. only going to 83. that's pretty much on the mark where we've been this time of year. lake county doing it too. as a result, everywhere on your screen right initiated in orange as a heat advisory starting today at no. it does not expire until saturday night. in other words, all week. heat advisory extending up in lake county. everybody else is warm. there's a 7-day forecast. it's not going to change. just repray today. going into next weekend, we're locked in. more coming up in the 6:00 hour. >>> karen, thank you. a unique black lives matter riot. hundreds showed up for the skyline trail in oakland. >>> the mission down this was organized by breanna noble whose photo went viral. people showed up to support the lidarityy of the sport and show >> supporting black lives matter. >>> noble is working towards establishing a nonprofit that was organized. >> to learn more tune in on sundays at 11:00 a.m. more stories like that he has, visit our web site. there's almost no better ability to save somebody's life.

seriously ill in carrying out further tests we asked want to merge and see a doctor in russia's far east to document his experience for us here's what he shared . move good people. but just come to. terms with it. because in the us comes calling it since before surely there will be screwed you know soon too but if you feel really good to sit down with susan most. of the vocal a little few for this shit to disk image of those fools pushing the stick which if it was a given it only to start with the hope it was going to have that. we should give it to michael i'm going to give you. a review of course of course you did already because. mum can go. with you she's like you she was just it was or was it was not. possible to go for tomorrow court. if your. peers morphs for even one fell swoop it isn't you from thinking it is all the news for you to let him. sleep ignition. system is just. because you. come to see the fish you mean you should just fulfilling. these small holes shooting associate producer. in the movies no shit bill to keep the tradition shattered now though it's nice to see didn

load of how we're doing thus far we've got a lot of 50's on the board even some 60's off to the far east bay like antioch and 6462 for conquered, 64 freeman in 64 report up there to santa rosa. we have this heat advisory that officially kicks in tomorrow for the bay area. it's in the central valley today through thursday, but in the highs today in the upper 90's at the coast in the lower 70's, a san francisco is not in this technically in the east bay shoreline is not in this either as just a formality but it will still be plenty warm 67 by atm at 11:00am we're talking already 84 robin back to you. >>sounds good. thank you coming up in the next hour tear gas fired at protesters wannacry police have to take measures to stop protesters as they headed on to i 6 ad plus several streets are barricaded has a curfew order remains in effect all across the bay area. we'll have an update on what we saw overnight. and governor newsome says he will not be implementing a statewide curfew how the state is responding to the protests. we live in uncertain times. however, there is one thing you can be ce

i have been on board five months plus and ships would generally be in the far east, loading in the middlend it is largely. we then go to japan and other places. can you tell us which ports you are saving between and how long you have been on board?” ports you are saving between and how long you have been on board? i am pa rt of long you have been on board? i am part of the container vessel. i have been on board for eight months and 12 days. we are selling between persian gulf and asia. saudi arabia, united arab emirates, china, hong kong, singapore and malaysia and korea. you are both among hundreds, thousands of seafarers who are now not able to go on shore at all. no, because of the lockdown, we cannot leave. whenever anyone comes on board, than ever issue a supplement to go out. i think in this current situation, we are the safest people in the world but when you feel lockdown, you feel pressurised, but the way things are moving and things are being formed and told to stay on ship, there is no place for us to 90, ship, there is no place for us to go, so we feel it is notjustified. it s

town of lone pine, but the shaking spanned hundreds of miles up and down the state and stretched as far eastlas vegas. the quake triggered rockslides in the mountains sending plumes of dust into the air. no injuries have been reported. >>> now to the latest on fighting the coronavirus. a new study warns people who develop antibodies may not keep them for very long. earlier i spoke with dr. imran ali. i asked about that new study on immunity but we begin with a record number of infections being reported. let's start with the big picture. how worried are you about what you're seeing in places like texas, florida and california, the three most populated states in the country reporting a record increase in covid-19 cases? >> yes, mona, as we're seeing places open up, we're seeing people, you know, letting their guard down. a lot of young individuals, you know, going to the open establishments, not really particularly practicing social distancing. we're seeing hospitalizations rates really go very high. in some areas of arizona we're actually seeing almost, you know, at capacity levels, which is