horrible decision considering that nowadays we have a new prefix to go before nato every year is like fire natoice nato nato is probably. not need to know they did anything we did of the nato nato we have been to it was when they went nuts but yes there you go a fire nato's 0 because there was one right of fire lit an actual fire and. it's horrifying to do more. so after the shooting death of briana taylor in louisville kentucky the louisville metro council passed a law in june to ban no knock warrants called brianna's law and even senator rand paul introduced legislation to ban operates nationwide so now there's an effort to make a statewide version of the louisville law which in addition to banning no knock warrants across the state it would also require officers of the be tested for drug and alcohol use after police involved shootings that would also require them to turn body cameras on whatever they're serving warrants and of course the kentucky fraternal order of police their official response to that proposal was to say and i quote this is an attack and slap in the face to great cops all

guess you don't want to be one of those storm trackers or storm followers when we're talking about a fire nato jason campbell going to a los angeles bureau chief for n.b.c. news radio and i heart media jason always good to talk with you we appreciate the latest and to everybody in california stay safe you too thank you so much. well it is only august and the un refugee agency says the number of migrants arriving in italy by boat has already surpassed the total for all of last year so far there have been more than $15000.00 sea arrivals with many people rescued by the coast guard in italian waters that's up almost $4000.00 on last year islands off southern italy like lampedusa and sicily have attracted the majority with more than 40 percent of migrants arriving from tunisia in north africa or correspondent max sunder reports now from the cecilia town of health and it sets where authorities say they are struggling to cope the coronavirus pandemic has made life even more challenging for some of the most vulnerable people here in the south the sicily. there is no justice for migrants no justice ea

at the size of this in fact the 9000 hectares have been what you're looking at that is actually a fire nato which is exactly what it sounds like is a column of fire that twists and spins just like a tornado say some very extreme weather for fire for the next few days across the entire area it is dry the winds are gusting the humidity is low in the town which is all very high look at that $46.00 in phoenix about 6 degrees above the average especially a shot across the south are really the bulk of the rains working the way through the midwest and through eastern as the kind of continues to work its way east was a to go through tuesday and still there's a rash of showers and thunderstorms across the southeast some heaviest cells like you crossed into florida as to say that all some flash flood warnings in place meanwhile it's hot and dry out across the west. sweat tears and sometimes blood but for them it's what their dreams are made on. jazeera world tells a story of a young moroccan boxes from humble backgrounds for training for the fights of their lives. and the former champion who gives hi

in the age of mega fires far nato's are becoming more and more common. there. let's see how this wind machine led to the inferno in fort mcmurray. they have the power to send embers in lightning far ahead of the fire sparking new ignitions all over the region. and. firefighters on the ground were overwhelmed and faced with tough decisions. this area sits on a kind of a corner you go left to a buffalo and right to dickens field and we had to choose if we were going to defend would buffalo. and we're dickens field. we decided to defend the dickens field stretch of forest and we ended up being able to stop the fire from getting into that neighborhood and we felt pretty good about ourselves we felt like heroes actually we felt like superheroes and that well meant and we packed up our hoses we drove around the corner and toward buffalo only to discover that 60 houses from fire. that was a difficult moment for us logically we look back and decision we made was the right right doesn't always make you feel better though. the fire of fort mcmurray has been studied by sci

fire, currently at more than 14,000 acres. that is about 22 square miles, almost half the size of san francisco. it is still threatening communities along the lower russian river including granville and real nato. a cal fire division chief says the walbridge fire is the agency's top priority within the lnu complex. >> resources were able to maintain that line along springwater springs road last night. it has gotten over the road a little bit but it did not make the run as we anticipated and the burning conditions overnight were not as severe as they were the night prior. >> another blaze, the myers fire north of jenner has burned 3000 acres. both the myers and walbridge fires are 0% contained. we brought you live updates from cal fire this morning on a cbsn bay area. we are streaming for free 24 hours a day on www.kpix.com , on apple tv, and other streaming devices. stay with kpix 5, we will have continuing coverage with all of the lightning sparked fires on air and online. >>> lyft has just suspended rider operations in california. the move comes after court granted a preliminary injunction against uber and lyft. last week, a judge said the companies must reclassify drivers as employees inste

. >>> now to extreme weather, watch as fire nato ripped through parts of california. . the loyalton fire burning 20,00g evacuations in several california counties. firefighters scrambling to move cars stuck on a highway as flames inched closer. luckily no one is hurt. the fire is only 5% contained. and those are your headlines over to you, will. will: thank you, jed. still ahead the white house and democrats are locked in a covid-19 relief stalemate. what will it take to reach a deal? we'll ask white house trade advisor peter navarro, next. ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. president trump: we want different things. i want money for the people. they want money to bail out democrat governors and democrat mayors. nobody knows the deal better than i do. when it's right i'll meet but right now it's not right. they want $1 trillion to bail out badly-run statesnd a and they are democrat states. will something happen, possibly. pete: that

shooting of a black man back to the suppression for charges against the officer who opened fire on jacob blech. that of nato and poland's prime minister russia not to meddle in the crisis in belarus that's after the russian president vladimir putin sent his clearest signal yet that he is prepared to send in russian forces against opposition protesters shelob ellis reports. president persion says russia has actively prepared to intervene in belarus. shanker asked me to create a reserve police force fame so i did we agreed that it would not be used unless the situation gets out of control it won't be used until the moment when extremists i would like to highlight not words using political slogans cross the line until they start to loot set cars houses and banks on fire and try to take over administration buildings and so on. questions comments following mass protests and bella reuss this was thursday in minsk they began nearly 3 weeks ago when president lukashenko declared overwhelming victory in a makeshift was with his opponents so it was room to ensure 26 year rule would continue he denies allegations of a

shooting of a black man activist are pushing for charges against the officer who opened fire on the late. head of nato and poland's prime minister have urged russia not to meddle in the crisis in belarus it comes out of that in the putin sent his clearest signal yet that he's ready to use force to support the belorussian president. one of the most powerful storms ever to hit the u.s. was battered the southern state of louisiana killing at least 4 people hurricane nora made landfall with category 4 strength and took 11 hours to be downgraded to a tropical storm it sparked evacuation orders for hoffa a 1000000 people. at least 2 people have been killed and others wounded in heavy clashes between supporters of sunni and shia parties in lebanon gunfire was exchanged during the confrontations and some houses and cars were set on fire in cali south of the capital and saudi arabia says it's intercepted a missile coming from yemen and local media is reporting that who fired a ballistic missile targeting a civilian area in not run the province of suffered hundreds of drone and missile attacks since the war beg

was exchanged during the confrontations and some houses and cars were set on fire and called a south beirut. the head of nato and poland's prime minister have urged russia not to meddle in the crisis and it comes after putin sent his clearest signal yet that he is ready to use force to support the russian president alexander lukashenko turkey has extended its eastern med gas exploration mission and ordered new navy drills since disputes with greece gets worse turkey says the exercises are not related to a standoff with greece over potential gas and oil reserves both countries have been holding drills near that area of the ocean that they both claim up next it's the stream more news in 28 minutes. is the government the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. ok today on the street we're talking about india match making process of the range and also india matchmaking the next weeks to the series it next week in july it was a huge instant hit it wa

with that strategic mistake you you will be engulfed it isn't fire when donald trump visited saudi arabia he spoke of building an arab nato that would work as a coalition in the region opposing iran and fighting terrorism and it seems now this year storage deal is being revealed not so much to be about getting recognition for israel or protecting palestinians from an accession but about targeting one of washington's most longstanding opponents in the region there is definitely the pattern isn't toward iran and i think the timing is ideal given what's happening in beirut and the fact that hezbollah is now under pressure in lebanon with the government having resigned there so we have a coalition building a disagreement rather than easing tensions in the gulf within the arab states will . harden stances or at least continue to maintain the antagonism that we have. tensions are escalating in the eastern mediterranean where france is building up its military presence itself to turkey started and gas exploration in disputed waters there in the same time in rage in greece and cyprus than paris says its deployment is a temporary

the $9000.00 have been what you're looking at that is actually a fun nato which is exactly what it sounds like it's a column of fire that twists and spins just like a tornado say some very extreme weather for a fire for the next few days across the entire area it is dry the winds are gusting the humidity is low in the town which is all very high look about $46.00 in phoenix about 6 degrees above the average discussion you shot across the south are really the bulk of the rains working their way through the midwest and through eastern as a kind of. 3 cheese day and still there's a rash of thunderstorms across the southeast some heaviest cells like you crossed into florida as i say that also flash flood warnings in place meanwhile it's hot and dry out across the west. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best about his english documentaries. and. rewind continues we have to be an afghan and have a president that has not and this is the powder's day hour by hour by life that was a real turning point because that gives them a lot of confidence that they can beat any team in a shoe on al-jazeera

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fire between the kurds and turks and save thousands of lives. the president, as we discussed earlier, was able to encourage nato countries to spend $400 billion more on their own defense and collective defense. the president came into office with the middle east aflame and a caliphate the size of great britain across syria and iraq. he destroyed the physical caliphate. late last year he was able to , bring justice to baghdadi, a guy who had been a real monster and killed a number of americans , including kayla mueller and foley, journalists and aid workers who were brutally killed. not to mention the thousands of yazidis and christians and muslims he killed in his caliphate. we ended the caliphate. the president restored deterrence with iran. we got out of the disastrous jcpoa, which i wrote at the time that i thought was the worst diplomatic deal the west has been engaged in since 1938 and munich. it was a terrible deal that put iran on a path to the nuclear weapon. as the israelis demonstrated when they obtained documents for the warehouse outside of tehran. it put them on a path to achieving the ability to buy and sell advanced conventional arm

at should go he said i think what is to fire believe that if the opposition takes about it's the end of belarus as an independent country it will become a e.u. nato satellite puppet state. and so therefore the opposition is going to credit very carefully here with this e.u. endorsement because it's exactly what the bush and co is claiming that they are the puppets of western powers and if they are to maintain public support they've got to make clear to people that they are not because i'm sure that there are a lot of people in belarus who may. rightly or wrongly feel it's time for a change to look at shankly been in power on time but equally they will not want to see well arrested come from a puppet state of nature or the e.u. so i think it's a double edged sword for the opposition. but of course the money will be going in there that's wrong totally wrong for the e.u. to be pumping money into the opposition coffers of other countries they should be keeping out of it well exactly they're saying that there shouldn't be any outside meddling warning russia to stay off i do believe that daniel and said it should be this money would be going to the bel

man activists a pushing for charges against the officer who opened fire on jacob lake shooting him 7 times in the back the head of nato in the polish prime minister called on russia not to meddle in the crisis in below reuss it comes after that in may putin sent his clearest signal yet to the to use ready to use force to support the battle of russian president at least 2 people have been killed and others were wounded in heavy clashes between supporters of sunni and shia parties in lebanon gunfire was exchanged during the confrontations and somehow this isn't cause for such a fire in south of the capital saudi arabia says it's intercepted a missile coming from yemen local media is reporting the rebels fired a ballistic missile targeting a civilian area in. back to al jazeera world i will see you very soon for the moment. and the only $960.00 s. ellie cohen was an important agent of the israeli national intelligence service more suffered. a fluent speaker of the syrian arabic dialect it was imbedded within the upper echelons of damascus society. trusted by influential syrians and by international diplomats elie cohen p

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of these nato shenanigans and the response was to russia to send in troops to work with belarus to suppress that and then that escalated into a broader conflict if that kind of playing with fire by stirring up this war rhetoric by look at that we need to be watching out for now. an explosion at an iranian nuclear facility last month was an act of sabotage that's the conclusion of iran's atomic energy organization but it's not reveal who was responsible a spokesman for the government agencies says they will reveal the reason behind the blast of the natanz facility into course comes a day before the head of the un's atomic watchdog agency arrives in tehran they're hoping to get access to sites believed to be storing undeclared nuclear material tomorrow apti is the president of the national iranian american council he says there are several reasons why iran has chosen to release this information now. i think the timing is what's most notable as this comes with the i.a.e.a. director headed to iran looking to result some of these outstanding issues with iran and you have the sequence of events that you have at the u.n. security council last week the united states being shut down i

of these nato shenanigans and the response was for russia to send in troops to work with belarus to suppress that and then that escalated into a broader conflict if that kind of playing with fire by staring up this war rhetoric by look at sugar that we need to be watching out for now. an explosion as an iranian nuclear facility last month was an act of sabotage the conclusion of iran's atomic energy organization but it did not reveal who was responsible a spokesman for the government says they will reveal the reason behind the blast in a tense facility in jus cause when it comes a day before the head of the un's atomic watchdog arrives in teheran hoping to get access to sites believed to be storing undeclared nuclear material or sebag as well from tehran and says that iran has sought suspicions of several incidents well this is the 1st time they were officially admitted that this was an act of sabotage when this incident took place in early july we were 1st told that it was an accident f.-i had taken place then it was revealed that actually there was more damage than previously thought and then we were told that there was considerable damage and it could cause medium term dela

fire in place, shaky though it is. begin things like strategic stability dialogue. at the same time, we have to deter russia from their intervention and interference with their neighbors. that means a strong relationship with natothat means being more aggressive ourselves in checking aggression behavior. it is not that hard. putin has been brilliant taking tactical advantage of situations and enhancing russian interests with modest investment. we can capture that. -- we can counter that. it is trying to engage russia in a sense, but deterring and taking away the free ride russia has had in some areas for their interference. this is something we can do. >> interesting listening to the overlap between both of your analyses. what is notable of course is that we have a president who disagrees on many of those fundamental points. the importance and sanctity of alliances that extends to nato. we are still in it. just ais concerned, but general question for the president about britain's article three defending nato partners. but, not just nato. we had a weakening of the south korean alliance, there is a dispute there over money. will the u.s. withdraw troops? as a means of applying pressure? you -- again, raising ques

countries are trying to create a war that nato is going to leave and face but for all these people here the dance of thousands who are 9 coming out out of the fire and after 26 years also because shank us rules these are holo words they don't believe him any longer and that the better russian ambassador has said he saw him voice his support for the anti-government protests do you think we're seeing some really serious cracks now appearing in the leadership in general. well you have 2 years 50 years as you where it's going like the whole way through the sixty's yes that was a very significant response by the ambassador of slovakia he is the most senior diplomat dollar was hashed he is the last one who also still serves in the soviet union and he was actually comparing the actions the for police riot police beating and torturing people with the style and practice just so he shot the opposition on with the strike just right 'd so that's a very significant the voice coming out of one of the most important foreign experts he actually also was a slice of president look a 2nd himself in early 2000 so this is a very significant sign that there are defin