clung to their leading positions in the 2 states are the same ones that are governing in that federal coalition so prior to the election there had even been some speculation about whether if there were a disastrous result for the social democrats the junior coalition partner and for america's conservatives whether in fact we might see the government fall now it looks like that is not going to happen the federal coalition the 2 parties have gained a breather but frankly the sighs of relief here in berlin were shallow at best today because both parties have bled support to the far right alternative for germany the a.f.d. party and because politics has gotten a lot more complicated for these 2 parties that were once assured of strong majorities 1st of all in terms of bleeding support to the far right there was a very surprisingly high voter turnout both in the state of brandenburg and in the state of saxony yesterday but the fact is the largest share of those 1st time voters were voting for the far right that's going to be very troubling for these 2 mainstream parties both of which are relying for

sunday we could well see what them pull out of the federal coalition early elections i do think one single events will be enough i think it's just as interesting to see whether they actually. how far. below the double digits they go in the neighboring state of saxony. because if they are in the worst case scenario failed the 5% threshold and that would be complete catastrophe is such a loss of political status. and will ready seeing what essentially is a political standoff between and the s. p. d. now interim leadership that currently in a leadership struggle. and seeing was two dozen. candidates going for that top role. so that could see a stand off between kind of the established leadership on the grassroots of the party and we're really seeing a posse struggling. to keep itself together. let alone the coalition government. now let's go back to these two states that themselves validly her into and we just heard this is a litmus test in a sense for the federal government. is it also a litmus test for reunification thirty years after the fact. i wouldn't say that i think reunification. the

years after the fall of the berlin wall the results are seen as a major setback for the ruling federal coalition so let's just take a closer look at what exit polls are currently indicating in brandenburg the s.p.d. managed to cling on to 1st place in the state gaining some 27.5 percent with the f.t. in 2nd place on $22.00 and a half percent just south in saxony it's a similar picture with the f.t. securing 27.5 percent of the vote there by merkel c.d.u. party on 32 percent and that's a significant drop from the last election which was in 2014 will dominate cain is in part stam and joins us now dominic the 2 big parties of managed to win 1st place in these state elections but they have suffered a decline in their popularity tell us more about what these results are showing. well one thing to point out immediately merriam as you were saying is the real drop in support for the 2 main parties the mainstream parties as it were they govern this country together in a grand coalition and they governed the 2 states electing today separately in saxony the christian democrats are saying the americans part

years after the fall of the button wall the results are seen as a major setback for the ruling federal coalition so just to take a closer look then at what these exit polls are showing at the moment in brandenburg the s.p.d. managed to cling on to 1st place in the state gaining 27.5 percent with the f.t. in 2nd place on 22.5 percent just south in saxony it's a similar picture there with the f.t. securing $27.00 and a half percent of the votes behind merkel c.d.u. party on 32 percent a significant drop from the last election in 2014 will dominate cain is impulse sam joins us live now so dominic the 2 big mainstream parties managing to secure 1st place in the state elections but have seen a drop in vest share of the vote just tell us what this means. what it means merriam is that hundreds of thousands of people who 5 years ago decided to vote for the mainstream parties the christian democrats are the center right social democrats of the center left well they've abandoned those parties and they've gone to the extreme they've gone to the far right party the alternative for germany party whose manife

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question with so many voters now desert ing the 2 main parties how long can the grahams coalition continue at a federal level dominant came al-jazeera in britain book. the british minister in charge of no deal brecht's at finding michael gove has refused to guarantee the government would abide by possible legislation that stops the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. on october 31st on saturday demonstrations took place across person against prime minister boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament and his promise to deliver breaks it with or without a deal the opposition labor party's bracks it spokesman kissed amr slammed gove's comments saying no government is above the law and that his party is focused on stopping a no deal breaks it is a ceremony to mark the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of world war 2 germany's president has asked for poland's forgiveness for the terror inflicted on the country during the nazi era from walter steinmeier made the play alongside his polish counterpart under it in the city of wilen where the 1st german bombs fell commemorations are also taking place in the cap

question with so many voters now desert ing the 2 main parties how long can their grand coalition continue at a federal level dominant came out just in brandenburg. hong kong is set for more disruption on monday unions have called for a 2 day general strike as part of the ongoing demonstrations against beijing's influence secondary school and university students are expected to join in it follows a weekend of violence after protesters targeted the city's airport as it was wayne hale reports. this isn't the welcome people expect when arriving to check in at hong kong airport was for the 2nd time in 3 weeks and government protesters tried to block access to one of the busiest terminals in the world in some areas they succeeded confusing and worrying travelers and you cannot go back to the place where you wanted to go. and that people are afraid because of what's happening here i called orders in place designed to prevent protesters coming anywhere near here it clearly didn't was that legal action was taken after their last raid on the airport which saw people camp inside the terminal for several days. al

question with so many voters now desert ing the 2 main parties how long can their grand coalition continue at a federal level dominic came al-jazeera in brandenburg. police in the u.s. have identified the man responsible for a mass shooting in adesa texas that killed 7 people on saturday the 36 year old hijacked a mail truck and opened fire at pos is by being stopped by police offending to signal a left turn he was eventually shot dead by the police investigators say they haven't found any links to terrorist organizations but this is the 2nd major shooting in texas in less than a month but president trump has again dismissed the role of background checks and helping reduce gun violence. but when looking at a lot of different things we look at a lot of different. ideas concepts that are going on for a lot of background check i will say that for the most part sadly if you look at the last 4 or 5 going back even 5 or 6 or 7 years for the most part as strong as you make your background objects they would not have stopped any of it you know a big problem it's a mental problem it's a big problem al jazeera c

question with so many voters now desert ing the 2 main parties how long can their grand coalition continue at a federal level dominic came al-jazeera in brandenburg. well at a ceremony to mark the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of world war 2 germany's president has asked for poland's forgiveness for the tera inflicted on the country during the nazi era frank walter made the play alongside his polish counterpart under a duda in the city of wilen where the 1st german bombs fell commemorations are also taking place in the capital also attended by the german chancellor angela merkel and the us vice president my pants around 6000000 polish citizens were killed in the conflict including 3000000 jews. and. i stand before you enough for those who have survived before the descendants of the victims the old and the young wizard and in view. i am humbled and grateful. i bowed to the victims of the attack in vienna loued and i i pay tribute to the polish victims of german tyranny and i ask for forgiveness. for. the british prime minister has gathered his allies ahead of a looming parliamentary showdown over his

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the federal government part of an international coalition with the uk, canada and caribbean partners. they're working with private organizations to bring supplies and relief. we were with customs and border protection and search and rescue teams. this is an operation that has been ramping up in the last couple days. it will be going on for quite sometime. first landing at marsh harbor airport. this is my first time back to the airport since last friday. that was before the storm hit. the airport a scene of despair. families wait to leave the island. >> it's getting worse. we have to get out. nothing is usable. no food. no hardware. nothing. >> reporter: the docks in abaco overflowing. hundreds standing by hoping for the next evacuation. >> it's chaos here. the place is uninhabitable. nobody can live here. >> reporter: cruise ships repurposed as ferries. they're transporting many to nassau. the injured are forced to bide their time in overcrowded hospitals, so many now starting to deal with the trauma of surviving a nightmare. >> marcus, there has been a big effort to get the airports

decline in the a federal resources for affordable housing in san francisco and in california in general has been significant. >> reporter: according to the national low income housing coalition, this year the white house has proposed cutting the budget for housing and urban development by 20% while eliminating programs to help the poor and homeless. federal aid would be a big change. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, mark. >> another big move today by president trump, john bolton is out. the president fired his national security adviser and announced it on twitter. he said the two have had a string of policy disagreements including taliban negotiations and china trade talks. the president tweeted that he asked for bolton's resignation but bolton claims to have resigned on his own. the two men had a history of differences which the president acknowledged in the past. >> john bolton is absolutely a hawk. if it was up to him he would take on the whole world at one time but that doesn't matter because i want both sides. >> by next week president trump is expected to neighboring the fourth national security adviser in less than three years

federal governme government. also, the bay area asylum support coalition. we are looking at solutions to the unbroken legal system. the fact that there are no lawyers. we are working with legal service providers right now, as community organizations to find solutions to this. just a in general, it has been expressed by other speakers that need to be at the same table talking about the things we are all struggling through, the burnout that is happening on purpose. that is all. thank you. [applause] >> our next speaker's magic altman. >> good evening, commissioners. the problem has never been immigrants crossing borders. we need to flip the story. the root cause of the border crisis is that corporations can with impunity across borders and exploit the rich resources of other countries, and their labor. destroying economic systems by underselling local industries, stealing lands, and using the backing of the military to create a constant state of intimidation. that is what has driven our brothers and sisters, and their children to flee for their lives to seek

today's snap elections and he will be given the right by the federal president to form a new government which most likely will have to be a coalitiongovernment because of all the criticism about his previous coalition of the far right freedom party the 1st try to enter into negotiations with other parties particularly greens however i don't think there will be a coalition between these 2 parties because there's a great deal of difference particularly on migration and pressure to policies between could speak with party in the green party so what you might see could turn to the far right freedom party to really install look like blue coalition of the far right and the conservative party. this week saw a fresh wave of global climate protests including in canada where 6 thousands took to the streets and cities across the country among those taking part in the rally in montreal where the canadian prime minister and teen activist aggressive fung burke at a meeting between the 2 she urged justin trudeau to do more to save the planet on monday funday delivered an impassioned address to the un climate action summit as a way to campaign a re

today's snap elections and he will be given the right by the federal president to form a new government which most likely will have to be a coalitiongovernment because of all the criticism about his previous coalition if the far right party the 1st try to enter into negotiations with other parties particularly the greens however i don't think that build the coalition between these 2 parties because there's a great deal of difference particularly on migration and pressure to policies between could speak as party in the green party so what you might see sebastian could steer into the far right freedom party to reach the installed look like blue coalition of the far right and the conservative party. tensions have been flaring once again in hong kong as protesters marks the 5th anniversary of the un broiler pro-democracy movements. large groups of demonstrators unhappy with the city's communist party rulers in beijing blocked roads and caused damage to buildings on saturday with police deploying tear gas and reportedly pouring blue dye on protesters as they can later identify and arrest them further protests are planned ahead of the 70

of today's elections and evil be given the right by the federal president to form a new government which most likely will have to be a coalitiongovernment because of all the criticism about his previous coalition lives to far right trade and party the 1st try to enter into negotiations with other parties particularly the greens however i don't think to build the coalition between these 2 parties because there's a great deal of difference particularly on migration and direction to policies between could says people's party into green polity so what you might see is sebastian could turn to the far right freedom party to reach the installed look like blue coalition of the far right and the conservative party. to russia now where an authorized demonstration is currently taking place here and rainy conditions in moscow police say are around $20000.00 people have gathered so far peacefully our correspondent maria national joins us now from the heart of the demonstrations tell us what's going on where you are. how he laid to you from central moscow you safra avenue that has become kind of symbol of the protest movement here in the ru

federal. isn't to form a new government which most likely be left to be a coalition government because of allthe criticism about whose previous coalition is to far right trita parsi the 1st try to enter into negotiations with other parties particularly the greens however i don't think to build the coalition between these 2 parties because there's a great deal of difference particularly on migration and policies between could says people sposi into green polity so what you might see could steer into the far right freedom party to reinstill look like blue coalition of the far right and to conservative policy. to russia now where an authorized demonstration is currently taking place here and moscow participants are rallying in support of those detained during unsanctioned protests in july and august large crowds have gathered in rainy conditions several other russian cities are also prepared for authorized demonstrations within the next few hours accorded action is intended to show support for those convicted of violence against police officers and national guard troops during moscow summer prot

coalition negotiations. however, as in many federal systems, there are precedents, regionally.rty called neos. and in that context will drift to a much more migration friendly, much more eu friendly, also much more friendly policy towards the consolidation of european power. taking a step back, for a second, what does this tell us about the fortunes of far right parties in europe at the moment? are you starting to see their popularity wane? i think they will always have a base. the fpo are not going to disappear, neither are various other populist parties in europe. but, moving beyond that base and being able to bring swing voters toward them, as long as they were faced by mainstrream parties or parties that feel disoriented, christian democrats, and so on, they are able to reach in and occupy and control and set the agenda such as migration in europe but also these other parties have ruthless leaders, particularly the ones in the last couple of years willing to defend the position and push forward, key fingers like conte in italy, sebastian kurz in austria, others in germany.

those attorney generals that are investigating the federal justice department is investigating google and so are members of congress italy's new coalition government has won the 1st of 2 confidence votes the lower house gave its approval for the alliance between a populous 5 star movement and the center left democratic party outside parliament right wing groups including members of the 5 stars former coalition partner demonstrated their leader in the tail sylvania pulled out of the old coalition hoping a new election that gave his party a majority of the senate still needs to vote on the new government. deakin there on the report on the old quote of months but the pics from an election whatever and when people go to one small and i'm certain you my words we are going to back down pro-government candidates have suffered big losses and moscow's local elections after a backlash against vladimir putin's united russia party before this latest poll it had $38.00 of the $45.00 seats now that is down to $25.00 despite its candidates running as independents who has seen his approval ratings drop after a crackdown on the opposition and a slowdown

and so we started reaching out to other ceos and started to form a coalition demanding that the senate take action on federalw has already passed the congress, or has passed the house of representatives, and also on red flag laws. and i think the tide is turning. there's clearly momentum right now to demand congress take action here. >> so is this -- i mean, this is a business -- is it a business decision? or is it a decision from the perspective of someone who believes you, your company are part of american society and this is a problem and therefore you're speaking out on it? >> it is. i think gun violence today affects all of us. 58% of americans have been affected by gun violence either directly or indirectly over the last couple of years. and this is an issue that affects everybody. if you operate a retail store or if you operate a movie theater, or if you operate a restaurant, places that have historically been safe for us as a society are no longer safe. i'm a parent, and anybody who is a parent has to deal with their child coming home from school the day or the afternoon of a lockdown drill and has t

elections and he will be given the right by the federal president and the obligation to form a new government which most likely will have to be a coalitiongovernment and who do you think will end up in that coalition. i think that sebastian coup is because all of because of all the criticism about his previous coalition with the far right freedom party the 1st try to enter into negotiations with other parties particularly the greens if it's possible for them to make a maturity in the parliament however i don't think that there will be a coalition between these 2 parties because there's a great deal of difference particularly on migration and refugee policies between could says people's party into green party so what we might see. between the 2 parties what finally the greens who say no or sebastian courts will say no and then he will turn to the far right freedom party install a coalition. of the far right and the conservative party and there is because it's become something about trends that in other european countries green parties that have been gaining momentum do you think that the austrian green party will fare in this how will the

the declining amount of federal resources for affordable housing in san francisco and california in general has been significant. so, the need is great. >> the coalition on homelessness is preparing for the annual fundraiser. it is set for thursday, the executive director says the president is proposing to help a late trumpet ministries a policy she says increase homelessness. >> they cut housing by 80%. the trump administration itself cut a lot of section 8 and hud. >> we started to reach out to the white house and the department of housing and urban development try to get an idea what the homelessness plan might look like so far, we have not heard back from either. and san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new this morning, parts of sioux falls, south dakota, people are waking up without any power this morning a tornado hit last night. it pummeled the southern part of the city as a massive thunderstorm with torrential rain in the area. heavy wind and the rain knocked down trees and power lines. 30,000 people were left in the dark. the mayor of sioux falls is telling everybody stay on the roads because of the intense damage and severe power outages. th

right if he is far from phony government because nobody wants to go into coalition with them both recently and will set the federal level ok let's come to you know listening to what me has said there the c.d.u. may be a bit more calm tonight after looking at some of those initial exit poll results and we will be getting some concrete exit poll results towards the top of the hour but the social democrats as we just heard from michele have seen their support in the book where they've governed since the fall of the wall really a road over the years so they must be looking to tonight with apprehension yes absolutely i think the social democrats are looking at the world with apprehension at the moment particularly tonight. they are almost certain to lose governing in brandenburg state the one that surrounds burden and also in saxony where they have been part of a coalition it's not clear whether they will be able to continue with. the sort of democrats have been declined have been in crisis for months and all at the moment they are with all the proper leadership because they are busy really finding a new leader reelect

coalition of state officials announced an anti—trust look into facebook. they will probe whether social media, search, and e—commerce companies have become too big, and the federal examine facebook. these investigations may take a year or even longer, and at the end of all of that, the landscape of big tech may not end up looking any different. even with anti—trust enforcement, even with investigations, we still may have a few dominant firms. and that will leave policymakers with another question. that is, do you regulate more in this space? do you come up with neutral stray digital market that actually expand opportunities for competition? i believe that is probably where we're headed. this all comes as consumers have confidence in tech companies. they have been unable to safeguard people's information and they have been caught up in efforts by foreign powers to influence elections. so now, it is up to big tech to prove lawmakers wrong. samira hussain, bbc news, washington. we have been asking you today if you can live without google. do you think that alphabet, the parent company, should have its wings clipped. we will discuss some of your comments a little la

it's one thing if the federal government is eyeing you, but a coalition of attorneys general, facebook probe into google. something is going on here. good to have you. >> thank you. neil: where is this going and what are these guys saying about these companies? they are shooting for the moon right now and really, the state attorneys general want their piece of the pie. so far the department of justice and the ftc, sec, all of these are going after big tech, google, amazon. neil: they're saying they're too big for their britches? >> yeah, too big for their britches, and the state attorneys general want their piece of the pie now. neil: what's weird about this, it's rallying republicans and democrats, more democrats to be fair, but it's a bipartisan bashing going on? >> yeah, it's so important to have this joint effort across the aisle because it's really hopefully going to benefit consumers. whatever kind of money we see out of this, hopefully it will change the strategic positioning of google and facebook, so that-- >> are you worried we're going after all american success stories? i'm

>>hi jane just the federal banking bill desperately industry hit a snag just what a breakthrough appeared close a coalition of progressive groups as the leadership to delay a vote. what the banking building not just cannabis but also those communities that have been underserved by banks. it will start looking for a new job in the next year quite a robert half international in fact the survey also found 81% of employers are worried about home. the workers who said they intend to leave their jobs or ask would entice them to stay and more money talk about list. well amazon is eliminating a customer service role that. business insider says those workers will have to work more hours or give up their jobs. employees hired to dance or customer service calls about and deliver packages and products and giving its 125,000 drivers a make over it says that the first major redesign of the company's round corporate uniforms, 19 20's now the uniforms will still be brown. but they'll be made of stretchy fabrics that will provide better range of motion and moisture wicking live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king back to james.

. >> the decline in the amount of federal resources for affordable housing has been significant. and so the need is great. >> san francisco's coalition on homelessness is preparing for its annual fundraiser, this thursday. the executive director says the president proposing to help and homelessness is ironic, in light of trump administration policies she says have increased homelessness. >> they cut housing by over 80%, the trump administration itself has got a lot of section 8, has cut hud. >> we have tried to reach out to the white house and department of housing and urban development to get an idea of what this homelessness plan might look like, so far we have not heard back from either. >>> happening now, another big test for traffic in mission- based neighborhood, first the giants are hosting the pittsburgh pirates starting in about 40 minutes, and just down the road crowds are starting to arrive at the new chase center for the dave matthews band concert tonight. here's a look at our live traffic map. you can see the freeways through san francisco are showing a lot of right at this hour, meaning it is slow going tonight for ople

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make the decline in the amount of federal resources in san francisco for affordable housing, has been significant. and so the need is great. >> san francisco's coalition on homelessness is preparing for its annual fundraising, and ought auction. the executive director says the president is proposing to help end homelessness is ironic in light of trump administration policies that she says increased homelessness. >> they cut housing by over 80%. the trump administration itself has cut a lot of section 8, has cut hud.>> we have reached out to the white house and the department of housing and urban development to try to get an idea of what this plan might look like, so far we've not heard back from either. >> christian you kind of alluded to this, and there may not be an answer, but what are the options that the federal government would even have in the first place?>> that's why we are trying to reach out to them, you are absolutely right, i don't have a clear idea on exactly what that might be, that's one of the reasons we are reaching out to the white house and department of housing, to try to get an idea of what the plan might be. you heard the presid

federal judges and county. >> they cannot do that. so i want to say something else, people may not know what a rainbow push coalition was.it was a jesse jackson group, it makes it more delicious, there's jerry nadler 20 years ago and speaking on behalf of the rainbow push coalition of the jesse jackson group, people can look that up in there saying it's undemocratic. i think the joe biden is important because hunter biden had no appreciable skil skill s. maybe hunter biden is violating law, that's not the point, adam schiff had the lack of guts to refer to donald trump -- what about the city vic sitting vice president. >> the media does not cover or record on it and no double standard. in the public season because they watch fox and read up on it online. >> it is going to be hell on earth for the next couple of month. >> people were talking about impeachment before they were inaugurated. -- >> they were looking for an excuse the whole time. >> they finally think they haven't but nancy pelosi did this, she did not do it with them will the report, she turned around and seen the transcript and she equivocated -- >> you know

in the amount of federal resources for affordable housing in san francisco and in california in general has been significant. so the need is great. >> reporter: san francisco's coalitionssness is planning on their fundraiser, an art auction this thursday. some say the president proposing to end homelessness is ironic. >> they cut housing by over 80%. the trump administration itself has cut a lot of section 8, cut hud. >> reporter: we have tried to reach out to the white house and hud to get an idea of what this plan may look like. so far we have not heard back from either. >>> two tech companies are allowing san francisco to keep its tax revenues from a voter approved measure. we spoke with the mayor live about the announcement and whether she thinks big tech is doing must have to help with the city's homelessness crisis. >> i think tech companies can do a lot more than they have been to support and invest in san francisco, not just for challenges around homelessness, but making sure that services and support and resources are provided to places all over san francisco, especially in our low income communities. my plan is to work to hold them accountable to do just tha

german federal state and there we have a christian democrat party that at least used to be quite conservative and we have greens that are lefty for greens so now they have to to build a coalition or do they don't fit together at all so we've all have a weak government and we've all seen the party members of both the greens and the christian democrats are very on a happy about that so at a new government will be very unstable and be a very strong and we are together and united and when you are a strong opposition force and you have had a unstable government then you can kind of reach a lot so i guess it's a mistake that you have to be part of a government to change a country you can change it by good position by good media and by good arguments and add all those to tossed for us in the next years do you has an agenda and really that is based on it will centric nationalism militarism will elect a new liberalism as well as racism exclusion interests on to morals success of the fifty's or you but it's also going to be governments this happens on the fundamental of the last 30 years of german politics 30 years of your liberalism is politics destroying the humans fundament at least

german federal state and there we have a christian democrat party that is used to be quite conservative and they have greens that are a lefty for greens so now they have to to build a coalition or do they don't fit to get at all so we've all have a weak government we've all seen the party members of both the greens and the christian democrats are very on a happy about that so but a new government will be very unstable and feel very strong and we are to get a united and when you are a strong opposition force and you have had an unstable government then you can kind of reach a lot. so i guess it's a mistake that you have to be part of a government to change a country you can change it by good position by good media and by good arguments and did all this to cost for us and the next years. first 2nd day a vigil for the victims of the most deadly terror attack in modern russian history is being held 334 were killed mostly children during a siege in which more than a 1000 people were taken hostage at a school in the north or sent in town of beslan warning you may find some of the following report upsetting. most hostages were kept in this room the sports hall beslan is a small tow

german federal state then there we have a christian democrat party that at least used to be quite conservative and we have greens that are lefty for greens so now they have to to build a coalition or do they don't fit together. at all so we've all have a weak government we've all seen the party members of both the greens and the christian democrats are very are happy with that so i don't you government will be very unstable and we are very strong and we are together and united and when you are a strong opposition force and you have had a unstable government then you can can reach a lot so i guess it's a mistake that you have to be part of a government to change a country you can change it by good position by good media and by good arguments and all this to talk for us in the next years do you think that the after you can repeat its success it's electoral success at the national level. i think we are now the ice breaker in east germany people in the governments kind of work against the interest of the people and media can lie in east and west germany people over to cade's have learned that the government's record rectally and public media tal's more or less to choose and now the

german federal state and there we have a christian democrat party that at least use chief be quite conservative and i have greens that are a lefty for greens so now they have to to build a coalition or do they don't fit together at all so we've all have a weak government we've all seen the party members of both the greens and the christian democrats are very on a happy about that so i don't your government will be very unstable and we have a strong and we are a together and united and when you are a strong opposition force and you have an unstable government then you can kind of reach a lot so i guess it's a mistake that you have to be part of a government to change a country. you can change it by get a position by good media or by good arguments and that all the cost for us in the next year is. the 2nd day of vigils and commemorations has been held for the most deadly terror attack in modern russian history 334 were killed most of them children during a siege in which more than a 1000 people were taken hostage at a school in the north a city in town of beslan warning you may find some of these images coming up disturbing. on the 2nd day more than 20 hostages were released after

federal aid. >> the decline in rural resources for affordable housing in san francisco and california in general, it has been significant. the need is great. >> reporter: the san francisco coalition on homelessness is preparing for a fundraiser and art auction this thursday. the executive director says the president hoping to and homelessness is ironic as his policies she says have increased on the suspect >> a lot of section eight has been cut, a lot of support has been cut. >> reporter: we have reached out to try to get an idea of what the homelessness plan might look like, so far we ha not heard back. >>> the state senate has approved a rent control bill to pass annual rent control increases plus inflation, and banning landlords from evicting tenants without just cause. opponents of the bill say it will reduce the supply and quality of rental housing. the governor will sign the bill into law but first must surv the state assembly. >>> a close call where a brush fire burned right up to a home in nevada, reported around 2:00 this afternoon. people in the area were told to evacuate. cal fire also used retardant to stop the flames from spreading. >> i was standing right here, and