those we talked to say on this holiday they're thankful for what remains john hendren al-jazeera fulton texas. and of fancy rewinding our top stories check out the websites al-jazeera don't call. this is al-jazeera these are your headlines leaders in bangladesh have signed a deal to repatriate the refugees at least six hundred thousand have escaped what amnesty international describes as a dehumanizing apartheid regime and the day the process will get underway within two months scott highlight how small from. myanmar has been facing increasing international pressure over the situation with the or hinge of refugees and that outflow massive outflow from a kind state following a military crackdown here some three months ago they have been facing international pressure from human rights groups various reports saying that this was ethnic cleansing the united states secretary of state rex tillerson just on wednesday evening called it ethnic cleansing for the first time to drop administration has used that phrase so they have been facing some serious international pressure so they need to show

i'm john hendren in fulton texas a town celebrating the thanksgiving holiday still devastated from hurricane party. follow me and model and bangladesh have signed a deal for the rip. for him. i noticed that the report traditions will begin within two months but it's not clear how many refugees would be allowed to return home since august more than six hundred thousand reckoned to have fled a military crackdown and me and mom many are now concerned about how they steal well the fact that it's quite high the reports from. after days of negotiating bangladesh's foreign minister abdul hassan mahmud ali and myanmar leader on song suchi reach an agreement on a repatriation plan for the ranger who fled rakhine state over the last three months the memo of understanding was signed in a foreign minister level working group created as the leaders reached agreement some of the hundreds of thousands of or hindu refugees who fled the violence spoke of their concern about how the repatriation will work. i don't think we did they discriminate against us because we are muslim and rango if they accept us as r

i'm john hendren in fulton texas a town celebrating the thanksgiving holiday still devastated from hurricane harvey . me in bangladesh say they've signed a deal for the repair tradition of a hinge of refugees hundreds of thousands of a hinge a have fled across the border from me and to escape an army crackdown. it's hoped that that will allow the refugees to return home once the paperwork has been completed by bangladesh let's go live to yang go zero scott hyde can tell us more scope we've been expecting some sort of deal to been signed tell us something of the significance here and why it's important both me and mom and bangladesh a general definitely important in myanmar because we've been reporting over the last several weeks there's been mounting international criticism and pressure on this country to do something with the regime to crisis moving forward in some way so they had a lot of pressure on that front so this shows that they're at least moving down a path where we'll get those hundreds of thousands of people back at least into their villages or into the we're kind state and then

over on this thanksgiving holiday the people of fulton texas you are blessings to count. for manic depression. we're going to have a christmas this kid's going to get a christmas. card. mayor jimmie kendrick lost his barn two cars in much of his electricity in hurricane harvey and he considers himself lucky . three months after the eye of the storm ravaged nearly every building here a survey returned by most of iran's as counties remaining twenty five hundred students brought stunning news they got quite a few of their own with that ninety eight percent of those they're homeless in some way cord in the texas law and school that means they could be without electricity or could be in the situation or living with somebody else two percent and we're still living in tents. many live in this tent city even as demolition crews are still tearing down their homes about twenty trailer homes from the federal emergency management agency have arrived here in arends this county but three hundred fifty families have asked for help finding housing the fulton fishing pier he used to be a

those we talked to say on this holiday they're thankful for what remains john hendren al-jazeera fulton texas. at the sit in by san francisco to recognize a memorial to women forced into sexual slavery by the japanese military too has strained the ties ribbon sister city hall seka the statue is part of a long running effort by activists a shed light on a very dark chapter in the history of the conflict reynolds has the story. the statue in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood shows three somber young asian women holding hands while an older woman looks on from below. activists say it symbolizes the hundreds of thousands of women and girls mostly from korea who were abducted and enslaved in imperial japanese military brothels before and during the second world war eighty nine year old young so leaves one of the few surviving so-called comfort women she was kidnapped from korea at age fifteen and forced to work in a brothel in taiwan where one woman would be forced to have sex with as many as one hundred or more soldiers every day they don't want activists in south korea and the united

those we talked to say on this holiday they're thankful for what remains john hendren al-jazeera fulton texas. lebanon's prime minister says the recent political crisis was a wake up call for minding his people to put their country first ahead of regional is he has. put his resignation on hold yesterday when he returned to beirut self the president asked for more dialogue he made the sudden announcement to step down in the saudi capital riyadh more than two weeks ago the move was seen as part of the regional rivalry between saudi arabia and iran hariri has a coalition government with the iranian backed group hezbollah. the french president says the u.n. security council should consider sanctions against libya if it doesn't crack down on people trafficking emanuel mack won't condemn the auctioning of refugees as a crime against humanity he said he was meeting the president is also chair of the african union commission the u.n. is calling for an investigation after an outcry over a video said to show african refugees being sold as slaves in libya and is forcibly deprive me of the situatio

i'm john hendren in fulton texas and town celebrating the thanksgiving holiday still devastated fromhurricane army. and in sports news with santa it's argentina versus brazil in the final south america's biggest club football to. lebanon's prime minister saad hariri says the recent political crisis was a wake up call reminding his people to put their country first ahead of regional issues mr hariri put his resignation on hold when he returned to beirut on weapons day after the president asked for more dialogue in the southern and i'm supposed to step down in the saudi capital riyadh more than two weeks ago the move was seen as part of the regional rivalry between saudi arabia and iran really had a coalition government with the iranian backed hezbollah which has welcomed his return. from beirut. the political crisis has eased but the main problem between the two major political alliances the pro and pro has bill. camps has not gone away has arms and the groups to militarily intervene in conflicts beyond lebanon's borders have long divided the lebanese political differences that are un

so we will have our five fulton and five rapid fulton starting in different places during this period, which is not great for our riders, and also our hopeful, or expecting that our riders who are starting to use the center in december won't feel they are being dropped off on a construction site. so, hoping, expecting the site will be ready and decent for the folks and the operators. >> with security, lighting, the perimeter, that's why we are putting so much focus on buttoning up the perimeter, not only at the plaza but also along all the other streets and trying to, you know, keep the follow on, or the continual construction as much as possible internalized to start reducing the impact to the streets. >> ok. thanks. and great the way you have put together all the schedule elements and the presentation, makes it very easy. >> thank you, good support on that front. >> director gee. >> thank you. backing on director -- thank you the entire team for putting this all together. it becomes clear where some of the issues may be and where they may be lurking. also emphasizes how complicated

, good music systems, and real bands with guitar players and drummers. >> we turned uc center and fulton street into a place where people want to be to meet, to laugh, and it's just an amazing place to be. there's a number of different exhibits. there's food, wine, cocktails, and the idea, again, is to give people an opportunity to enjoy what really is, you know, one of the great civic faces in america. when you look from the polk street steps, and you look all the way down the plaza, down market street, daniel burns' design, this was meant to be this way. it's really special. >> the city approached us off the grid to provide food and beverages at the event as kind of the core anchor to encourage people who leave a reason to stay. >> it's really vibrant. it's really great, just people walking around having a good time. >> this formula is great food, interesting music, and then, we wanted to have something a little more, so we partnered with noise pop, and they brought in some really fun games. we have skeeball, we also have roller skating lessons, and we've got a roller skating rink. >>

over on this thanksgiving holiday the people of fulton texas have fewer blessings to count after their thought about taking my lap one time for manic depression status and we're going to have a christmas is going to get a christmas. card. mayor jimmie kendrick lost his barn two cars in much of his electricity in hurricane harvey and he considers himself lucky . three months after the eye of the storm ravaged nearly every building here a survey returned by most of iran's as counties remaining twenty five hundred students brought stunning news they got quite a few of their own with that ninety eight percent of those they're homeless in some way corn in the texas law and school that means they could be without electricity or could be in the situation or living with somebody else two percent and we're still living in tents. many live in this tent city even as demolition crews are still tearing down their homes about twenty trailer homes from the federal emergency management agency have arrived here in arends this county but three hundred fifty families have asked for help finding housing t

their mission is to get to emmitsburg because deford needs to see john fulton to talk about what he has found and spotted. forgive me for digressing. whenever this happens without notes. sometimes you forget things and they come back to you. i want to give you an example of what kind of guy john buford was. on the 28th of june, outside of maryland, memory -- lieutenant john makes spotted a guy who was acting suspiciously. he arrest the man, brings into buford. they find on him a map of the union's positions. aford determines the man is spy and orders him to behind from a tree and the body be left for three days. to send a message, spieth will not be tolerated. the man is hanged and his body is left there. this gruesome sight really enrages the residents of rhetoric. they send a delegation after dr. john buford. buford was not one to brooke fools well. he does not have a lot of patience and tolerance. he is also in a bad mood. they have learned that three had beenofficers promoted from captain to brigadier general, jumping over a lot of more experienced men who had paid their dues. there

not we will show you do you still continue to take responsibility for this i know you have gotten fulton's for one and continue to actress enormously enjoy it because the people of germany because the media had given just that fits as i have been in the majority with the hope we find common ground and we have been dedicated to them. and we will uncover give them all tribute with the strength that i have on this often by talk to you guys to help. that's unified and the country i just think a lot of us see madame. central topic was that of my great office and the immigration was no it does you know. if he peed here the difference is did not exist in the f.d.a. and he also knew them and i think we need and i believe that we would have found a solution with the greens. we know that we must of endangering your country do you have it finished in all of this i hadn't been and in the coming weeks even though i cannot tell you exactly since and tell you what we will do we want concerned i started responsibly this is a day is nothing. it's lazy to do it on very profound considerations i wouldn't but

i just thought -- i've been listening to when center chill in visiting his museum over in fulton, missouri. the people of the 40's just did some wonderful things. >> voices from the state on c-span. thethe new york times president trump in asia with a campaign style rally on sunday with american troops in japan. the trip like we to be dominated by talks are confronting the nuclear threat from north korea. here are the president's remarks to u.s. service members in japan. >> ok everybody, it is time. [cheers] oh, yeah. yokota airbase, here we go. soldiers, sailors, marines. ladies and gentlemen, the president and first lady of the united states. [cheers] ♪ ["hail to the chief"] >> usa, usa, usa. >> ok everybody. mr. president. sir, i will tell you that you look great in that suit. but there is something missing. could i please ask the wing commander of the biggest, baddest, meanest c130 wing in the air force to come out here? go ahead. [cheers] pres. trump: should i put it on? [cheers] pres. trump: i like this better. you can have my jacket. right? thank you. thank you, honey. thank you. oh

san francisco on fulton down the peninsula heading to san bruno, spotty showers. on the peninsula some wet weather as well. some seeing drizzle, some light showers. kelseyville. storm impact scale it's light one. look out for slick spots for the commute. when you look at storm impact scale, we have a stronger storm coming our way over the next seven days. hits on wednesday. i'll be back with time line and what you can expect coming up. kristen. >>> nine suspects in jail in contra costa county suspected of gang activity. officials have been investigating for last few months and served warrants. found drugs, hand guns, even an ak-47 style assault weapon. accused of conspiracy, gang and narcotic violations and weapons charges. >>> new twist in kate steinle murder trial, one of the key witnesses for prosecution is sued in another case where the man was wrongfully convicted. lyanne melendez explains why this could be important. >> reporter: john evans was brought in by the prosecution october 30th as someone with ballistics and -- training. saying intended to shoot kat

san francisco getting scattered light showers around fulton street, and daly city, dublin, 680, wet roadways and from oakland to richmond, seeing slippery roadways, in the forth bay, the rain is falling around san rafael and mill valley and it's beginning to ease. in case you want to know how much we have received, almost an inch over in santa rosa, and youinville, .74 of an inch. here are the other rainfall totals, san francisco, .10 of an inch, and these totals will be updating as we go in to tomorrow. concord, a .10 of an inch and san jose, you have not measured yet, you will eventually, napa .14 of an inch. it's a level one system exclusive to abc news, we rank our systems 1-5. it's a light system through tomorrow. rain will switch to showers and gusty winds and there's a possibility of issues in the baurn area. right now, keeping an eye on the road cameras. temperatures are comfortable in the 50s, 60s, with a southerly wind. abc 7 news camera, this view is fuzzy off and on as the rain moves in. wet and windy with scattered morning showers. more showers late tomorrow evening and in to fr

san francisco getting scattered light showers around fulton street, and daly city, dublin 680, wet roadways and from oakland to richmond, seeing slippery roadways, in the forth bay, the rain is falling around san rafael and mill valley and it's beginning to ease. in case you want to know how much we have received, almost an inch over in santa rosa, and youinville, .74 of an inch. here are the other rainfall totals, san francisco, .10 of an inch, and these totals will be updating as we go in to tomorrow. concord, a .10 of an inch and san jose, you have not measured yet, you will eventually, napa .14 of an inch. it's a level one system exclusive to abc news, we rank our systems 1-5. it's a light system through tomorrow. rain will switch to showers and gusty winds and there's a possibility of issues in the baurn area. right now, keeping an eye on the road cameras. temperatures are comfortable in the 50s, 60s, with a southerly wind. abc 7 news camera, this view is fuzzy off and on as the rain moves in. wet and windy with scattered morning showers. more showers late tomorrow evening and in to fr

that, and i just thought, i've been listening to winston churchill and visiting his museum over at fulton, missouri. the people of the '40s just did some wonderful things. >> president trump continues his asia trip. earlier today he held a joint news conference with the leader of south korea. this portion is about 25 minutes. >> allow me to invite the president to the stadium. >> i extend my heartfelt welcome to the visit by your excellency, president donald trump, and first lady to korea. his visit marks the first state visit by the u.s. president of korea in 25 years, and president trump is also the first guest for myself and my government. the special bond forged between president trump and my, i myself i find a very personal. president trump and i met and communicated with each other numerous times building deep trust and consolidating our friendship. today, we had handed discussions about steadfastness of rok use light. moreover,, we agreed to work towards resolving north korean nuclear issue in a peaceful manner. and bringing permanent peace to nuclear peninsula. again, escalating n

implications for understanding climate change only column inches can saying to this fish then chance fulton done nothing to do both and will do isn't an alternative variant there we do know quite a lot of organisms and he didn't you know he's innocent of very efficient and poisoning the brain and the icing this is the case but we still have to to do a bit more new science we've made a discovery we're now in is that we have to to do further research to really understand what we see. we're. antarctica has the cleanest on the planet and at each stop on the voyage atmospheric scientists julia shamali has used a mobile kids to take some pills. she's also packs a suite of instruments into a shipping container on board i do has a good effect your the big read the book is out here today declan and thanks very much why did the stuff pass of him why he's so interested there was so actually in particular we're interested in the tiny particles that are in the air we call them aerosol aerosol particular and they have very important for the water cycle and because they form clouds without these tiny part

. >> reporter: jimmy kendrick, the mayor of fulton, texas, is living in one room. his house no longer a home. some of his neighbors are living in tents. >> only got 360 motel rooms available. we don't have any apartments. so you find out where you can live, and you make that your home now. >> reporter: outside houston, coastal communities suffered some of the greatest loss. in aransas county 80% of buildings were damaged. 80,000 have asked fema for help across the region. but only a third are eligible. the redmonds spent thanksgiving in a motel. >> starting over somewhere else was not an option for me. this is it. this is home. >> reporter: the big problem facing so many small communities is money. there isn't enough cash to clean up all of this debris, much less rebuild. many say they'll never return home. others believe their communities will never look the same. people here have anything to be thankful for? >> we're alive. >> reporter: in this sea of loss, there is hope. but with the storm long gone comes the struggle to get back on their feet. miguel almaguer,

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fulton sot it is very unfortunate i think they did the best they could but sometimes things fall through the cracks>( darya ) tran was arrested on monday. detectives say there may be other young victims. ( james ) new this morning... police are investigating a stabbing at a bart station. it happened last night at the san bruno station. bart officials say a man was stabbed outside and then walked into the station around 7:30 last night. a station agent saw the man and he was taken to the hospital. there is no word on his condition. the station was temporarily closed to passengers so crews could clean it. the station is now reopen. ( james ) happening today... one of the two men who escaped from a palo alto court house will be back in court. john bivins escaped with tramel mcclough earlier this month. bivins was caught by u-s marshals at a san leandro motel on sunday. the other escapee... tramel mcclough was captured earlier this month in stockton. ( james ) in the east bay... a gym owner is behind bars this morning accused of lewd acts with a child. benjamin borsellino owns the ma