fact strong support in parliament to pass some kind of legislation to expel foreign troops smaller fulton there joining us for the very latest from baghdad simona thank you let's talk to dorsetshire bari now who joins us live from tehran hi there door sir so a day on from these killings what's the mood and feeling right now in tehran. well the country is officially in mourning as of yesterday that the supreme leader declared 3 days of official mourning across the islamic republic to warn one of the most well known figures within the establishment now there is a lot of discussion about what will iran do next there's been a lot of high level meetings that took place on friday and they continue today but really this morning has been about consoling the family of money the supreme leader himself paid a visit last night to his home where he spoke with his children his daughter and his son and his widowed wife and he consoled the family saying that awesome solomon he died doing what he loved this was what how he wanted to die to be a martyr to die in the name of defending his country but his de

we're working on the california and fulton corridors. as the committee had delved into discussions for what safer streets look like for the safety project, one of the needs and suggestions for my neighbors was to look at strengthening bike east-west conducivety and improving safety on anza. this will look at the crash history, traffic counts, speed surveys and more on the corridor for potential improvements for the corridor, 1.5 miles from argelo to south avenue. and i know many residents do explore further blocks. i know in my neighborhood the flow of our streets change gradually. we have a bike lane well utilized that we can look to as an example and i look forward to engaging in this process and discussions with my neighbors and stakeholders to hear from them and gather feedback. thank you. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed and commissioner furer, would you like to make the motion? >> yes. i would like to make a motion to approve this item, thank you. >> is there a second for that motio

is here to kick -- who is here to cook up a recipe from his brand new new york city restaurant the fultonjean-georges vongerichten is here. so we got a wonderful show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause before we get to all our wonderful guests, the democrats have held six debates already but i think there are still a lot of important questions left unanswered so we decided to hold another one. that's right, all all seven qualifying candidates are right here, right now, and they're ready to go. so without further ado, here is the "late night" democratic presidential debate. [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome to the sixth "late night" 2020 presidential debate i'm your moderator, seth meyers. let's get started. senator sanders, this is the first debate after the holidays. tell us what gifts you received this year. >> healthcare, dental care, eye glasses, and hearing aids. [ laughter ] >> seth: vice president biden, what was your main role when you served under barack obama? >> dumbing down the presidency [ laughter ] >> seth: senator klobuchar, it's a new year,

. >> lisa fulton is a berkeley based engineer who specializes in corrosion analysis. it's not clear if pg&e followed its engineer's recommendation. it recently told the judge overseei overseeing that it checked other plates nearby and found no problem. but fulton says the judge should know whether the company checked other parts of its system. >> there are other locales and it doesn't take a rocket scientist to conclude that those towers have c-hooks and plates that probably are ready to fall apart. >> bolton also says the analysis done in 2018 only deals with the plates, not the hooks rubbing against it and likely wearing out as well. >> they don't say what happened to the hooks. that's an important question obviously. >> pg&e told the judge this month that it kept the worn plates near highway 24 but did not say if it also kept the hooks. pg&e didn't answer our questions but told us in a statement today that it's inspected its system since the campfire. fulton is convinced a simple visual check would have caused the extreme wear and exposed the dangerously worn hook

thank you let's go now to simone fulton who's standing by for us in baghdad similar it was interesting listening to the smiths of the there talking about how his feeling is that u.s. troops have now been disinvited from the region and that includes iraq and of course that's what they've been focusing on in the iraqi parliament. that is correct and we're getting news out of parliament that this shia blocs have come together and put forward a proposal to see the departure of foreign troops including u.s. troops from iraq we understand that $170.00 members of parliament backed this proposal which is a thin majority but the session to actually vote on it has not started yet now this proposal is not actually end. of the agreement that currently exists between the u.s. and iraq which governs very broadly the political military and economic cooperation between the 2 countries but rather this proposal in the 4 articles asks the government to suspend their request that iraq sent to the u.s. to help the country in the fight against iceland back in 2014 which would basically mean the end of forei

you can see there and saw him on his body will be flown to iran well let's go live now to simona fulton who's in baghdad for us some more what's the atmosphere been like amongst those who've come out to pay their respects. so far the atmosphere has been largely peaceful we're seeing huge crowds but for now they're simply marching through an area of baghdad that is across the tigris river opposite from the green zone where the u.s. embassy is located these crowds consist of people who are wearing civilian clothing but we're also seeing a large presence of members of the popular mobilisation forces who are bearing flags and wearing uniforms and we're also seeing a lot of people bear the flag of the hizbollah brigades which is of course the group that the alamo hand has helped set up and it's it's one of the groups it's a group also that it was targeted in an airstrike earlier this week which ended up killing 27 of its fighters novel much of the other hundreds will be laid to rest later in niger and he's somebody of course that has been designated internationally by the united states as a

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this will later be buried not in iraq mani's body will be flown to iraq let's go live to some more fulton who's in baghdad similar so this is a chance for people to pay their respects. that's correct and that's what they've been doing since the early morning hours the processions began here in baghdad in the car the area where holy shrine of them is located and the procession is now under way and part of it has reached the area a part opposite of the fortified green zone where the u.s. embassy is located now earlier today we saw actually just about an hour or half an hour ago we saw the crowds actually reaching up to one of the gates of the green zone now the procession that included the bodies of the 8 people who were killed in the strike including so him and his and mohandas they were allowed to go through but then when the broader crowd allows the security forces basically locked the gates and did not allow these crowds to go through which is a significant departure from what happened on tuesday when security forces basically stood down and allowed morning crowds of supporters and memb

troops here simona fulton there joining us live from those funeral processions in baghdad simona funky well qatar's foreign minister is heading to the iranian capital for talks of the gulf state urges all parties to exercise restraint dosage of ari joins us live now from tehran hi there dore so a day on from these killings what what is what's the mood. while things are certainly very tense there is a lot of anger and frustration and i think the qatari foreign minister's visit is the 1st official of its kind and the we just spoken to the foreign ministry here and they're expecting the qatari foreign minister to meet his iranian counterpart know how much of out serif and we will leave this meeting is to express qatar's concerns about the rising tensions in this region following the assassination of us himself and money we are we have heard from the iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif who appeared on state television late last night and he explained iran's actions and what they were going to do when it came to holding the united states accountable on the international community

correspondents are covering this story and we'll go to them in just a 2nd let's go to someone of fulton who is standing by for us in baghdad and so mona of course we're hearing reports from trump about sanctions but the big focus right now is calling for the expulsion of all american troops from iraq the soil practically speaking can this even be done. of course it can be done but it will take time and it's certainly not as easy as it was perhaps portrayed in parliament yesterday when lawmakers from predominantly shiite parties and especially iranian backed parties voted on a decision to expel foreign troops from iraq what we need to happen is for the government to initiate legislation that will cancel existing agreements not just between the u.s. and iraq but also between iraq and the other countries that currently have troops based here in iraq such a legislation would have to 1st be drafted it would then have to be sent to parliament where it would be read discussed and then eventually voted on now the current agreement between the u.s. and iraq's has a cause in it that requires the

a team of correspondents covering this story will go to gabe elizondo for us reaction to small to fulton is in baghdad for us but 1st let's go straight to dorsetshire bari who's live in tehran hi there door so of course we continue to see that sea of mourners moving across the city of tehran. certainly we're seeing a crowd unlike anything we've seen for many many years here in the capital but many have come out to pay their respects to the late general hossam so the money was carried on friday this is an event that has drawn crowds from across the country his body is travel he's gone through a number of cities before it came here this morning now he has body came to iran from baghdad on saturday and was then taken from the southern city of our house to mash and then it came to the capitol late last night and today we saw the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini preside the prayer service over his coffin at teheran university the supreme leader clearly the straw to an upset and emotional while he was performing the service he was standing next to him was the president the head of the country

dorset did barri in tehran but 1st let's speak to someone of fulton live in baghdad hi there suborn or so as people have been waking up to this news what we've been seeing is a very mixed reaction some seeing it almost as a gift but i can only imagine that people are also incredibly worried about what the implications within iraq of this might be. indeed in the beginning there were some celebrations but that's the whole square and also in some southern cities in iraq but of course people here are extremely worried that there will be an escalation a confrontation between iranian backed armed groups here in iraq and u.s. forces based here this stage is basically set for further escalation we've already been seeing it over the past few weeks with attacks by the iranian backed popular mobilization forces on bases where u.s. military personnel are stationed in response to one of these attacks which killed a u.s. contractor with then saw a retaliation by the u.s. attacking several positions of hezbollah so in many ways this latest airstrike by the u.s. to kill kassab so the money as well as

has deployed marine reinforcements some of the fulton has more now from the iraqi capital.our contact on the ground who works for the popular mobilization forces said that the leadership issued an order for those crowds to withdraw now it didn't look like that when i was there just 30 minutes ago there were still supplies arriving mattresses cooking utensils for the crowd that had camped out overnight as they lay teach to the u.s. embassy so it looked like they were preparing to begin their heels and to stay for a long time one of the people i spoke to told me we will stay here until we feel that american government is respecting us and giving us our rights that a person said we will actually stay here until the american troops withdraw from iraq police in hong kong fired tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters during a new year's day march some demonstrators through the burning objects during the confrontation with the police tens of thousands of them marching in the largely peaceful rally. that demands include greater autonomy from china and an inquiry into allega

with that change it is expected to reduce the number of the accidents, >> in fulton, a pedestrian was hit by a car. witnesses and police say a young man was trying to cross the street. >> the driver tried to stop. he had a green light. hit the kid and he flaw in the air. >> the victim is at the hospital suffering from life threat inning injuries, he's a 20-year-old. >> and thursday morning near ocean and harold a woman was hit. she's suffering life- threatening injuries. >> jody with walk sf reports in 2019 there were 18 pedestrian fatalities. >> it's tragic. every fatality from traffic violences, one that's preventable and one that we're trying to eliminate through education and engineers. >> starting january 29 a 2.2- mile stretch will be closed vehicle. only commercial plates will be allowed. off limits even to car share drivers. >> i have to go around and come back. i have to drive more. >> the krohn kill report an average of 100 collisions annually on the section of market that will be off limits. >> private vehicles not being on here will make a difference. >> we're going to red

thursday night at 43 and fulton in the outer richmond district a pedestrian was hit by a car. a young man trying driver tried he had a green light. he hit the kid and he flew in the air. >> the vick is in the hospital suffering from life threat being injuries. >> and thursday morning near ocean and herald a woman was hit. >> unfortunately crashes in san francisco are every day. >> jody tracks the stats and reportses in 2019 there were 18 pedestrian fatalities in the city. >> it's tragic, every fatality is one that's preventible and one we're traying to eliminate through education enforcement and engineers. >> one change coming starting january 29, a 2.2 stretch of market street, will be closed to th e with commercial plates will be off limits. >> i have to go around and come back. i have to drive more. >> the report an average of 100 injuries annually. the new redirection could drop that number. >> priest at vehicles not being on here will make a dense. people are aggression i've on the yellow and red lights. >> market street has five of the top 10 most dangerous intersections

life-threatening injuries, following a crash in the richmond district, this happened at 43rd and fultonast night. police say the driver of the car involved stayed at the scene, and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> you may remember we first showed you this dash cam video showing a car going off the edge at gray whale cove. it goes from the left of your screen to the right and then into the water. chp rescue crews have been looking for this car in the air, by land and by sea. they say the weather is just too bad, so they have suspended the search. for now, investigators are going to keep checking missing people and vehicle reports. >> 6:57. >>> the vta is working to make leadership changes as it faces some public criticism as "palo alto online" reports the transit agency's board was given low marks from 70% of riders in a recent performance survey. a recent civil grand jury report also blamed poor board leadership for causing the vta to become one of the most inefficient transit agencies in the country. now directors are looking at the results of an independent review to try to

night in a collision with a vehicle in san francisco's just after 6 o'clock along 43th avenue and fulton streets just north of golden gate park. the bicyclist was taken to a nearby hospital, the driver did stay at the scene and did cooperate with officers, happening tonight, san francisco police will be conducting dui patrols throughout the city. >>dui check start at 7 o'clock in less than an hour in the last until 3 in the morning. officers will be looking for signs of alcohol and or drug impairment spy checking drivers for proper licenses, specially trained officers will be on the scene evaluating those suspected of drug impaired activity reese's statistics reveal that 30% of drivers in fatal crashes had one or more drugs in their systems. starting in a couple of weeks parts of san francisco's busy market street will be car free have this should be interesting mayor london breed says making market street car free will help people who walk and bike in use public transit in that area are now joined by grant lotus for more on the better market street we know what is going look like. >>we

threatening injuries after a crash and a car at golden gate park around 6 pm last night near 43rd and fulton. we don't know the name of this cyclist but the driver of the car according to police stayed on scene and is cooperating. >>> chp is investigating a deadly crash in the south bay, this emergency call came just before 9:15 pm last night about a crash on highway 25 near bloomfield ave. s. of gilroy. i'm in crashed into the pickup truck sending a van into the ditch before the van erupted into flames in the chp reports when death so far, the southbound lanes of highway 25 reopened to a half hours after the crash. >>> were waiting to find out the name of a suspect in marin county killed last night while trying to escape from chp, highway patrol were rushing to a separate incident when they saw a man and san rafael holding a tyrant near cars at the shopping center. and the windows of ied to stop away in a truck down highway 101.>> the suspect crossed the intersection and the red light and person leaving and the car spun out and hit a light pole and went into the coldwell banker building. >>

destroy israel they're not kidding they're the largest state sponsor of terrorism and some of the fulton joins us live now from the iraqi capital simona so we haven't heard any official response yet from the iraqi government how will officials in baghdad now be assessing the iranian response. well we have confirmation from the joint operations command that it was 22 missiles that hit both of the analysts that airbase in the western unbar province and near the northern city of erbil in iraq kurdistan 17 of those missiles fell inside the analysts an air base specifically targeting the coalition headquarters there trying to come out and said that there were no iraqi forces who were hurt in descent tag but they did not mention whether whether there were any iraqi civilians hurt and they also did not mention whether there were any american casualties we understand that the u.s. coalition is still assessing the material damage as a result of these drugs and we've had no reports as of now about any u.s. casualties now of course this is the 1st time that iran actually strikes an iraqi base where

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american civilian contracts or well we'll talk to our guests shortly but 1st our reporters simona fulton brings us up to date. we are in front of the checkpoint that leads towards the u.s. embassy behind us and this is not a 2nd day where hundreds of fighters and supporters from the popular mobilization forces have besieged the u.s. embassy there have once again set fires to the outer gates perhaps you can see the smoke rising behind me and for now they are refusing to leave we're seeing increased security presence today with iraqi security forces actually manning the checkpoint which was not the case yesterday when these crowds were allowed to march on the u.s. embassy but they're still allowing them to go through and for now these crowds are refusing to leave the u.s. guards inside the u.s. embassy are deploying tear gas to try to manage these crowds and as we understand the goshi asians are currently ongoing between the leadership of the popular mobilization forces and the government to see whether these crowds are willing to leave of course prime minister all of them up he has called

training mission in iraq fearing soldiers could be attacked in reprisal for killing from baghdad simona fulton explains what happens next each one of the countries that has troops here in iraq including the u.s. but also other countries like the u.k. and france they have their own agreements with the iraqi government that govern the presence of these troops and those agreements to pollute exactly how is the how these agreements have to be terminated what happened was that parliament passed a decision not a law calling on the government to draft legislation to expel foreign troops now what would have to happen next is that the government would actually have to draw up a bill that bill would have to be sent back to parliament to be discussed and to be voted on the thing that. complicate this further is that the government is currently in a caretaker role after prime minister abdullah the resigned in the ongoing anti-government protest so we would also 1st have to have a new prime minister nominated that prime minister would then have to form a new government and that government would have to dra

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peter kelly a as known as kevin fulton. he was a young soldier in the areas rangers lived in neary and he was in the ira and his recruiters by the force to search and to inform on his colleagues and. he was full on to america where he was 3 and in 02 producers of last fall meaning not. there's a bomb that goes off and then when the. the r.u.c. turn up with their so-called team seems a crime of theirs and they start to take photographs flash camera sets off the bomb and kills more people so he was $3.00 and 0 to do that and he was the one that invented in the north he also. be working with the real or it was am i 5 that took a moat to the north i think what they were looking for was for kevin to get more steam with than the unity was and so it become you know promoted and higher up in the movement and as far as he was concerned he was working over the border near nana he was making bombs and the bombs were just been sent up into the north and on one occasion he was involved in making a bomb and a car came from the republic o

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angles will go to dorset in to run shortly but 1st let's get more reaction from iraq with some more fulton who joins us from baghdad simona i know when this initially happened it was very mixed reaction on the streets just bring us up today. well there was a mixed reaction on the street initially there were some celebrations in baghdad thera square which is the epicenter of 3 months of anti-government protests which also rejected iran's influence but those initial celebrations were quickly taken over by a broader concern about the repercussions of these assassinations on stability in iraq many iraqis feel that if there is further escalation of this tit for tat attacks between the u.s. and iran on iraqi soil that they might bear the brunt of this confrontation of also heard reactions come out of the government about 45 minutes ago the prime minister's office which is currently in a caretaker role released a statement condemning the strikes in the strongest possible terms is specially the killing of hundreds who is the 2nd in command of the popular mobilization forces these forces who are ve

crowds will be allowed to mars for the gates the way they were allowed to do so on tuesday similar fulton joining us there live with those very latest pictures from baghdad thank you still those amazing pictures we're going to rest on those for a while a small i was explaining wait now these are the funeral processions under way for those killed in the airstrike on friday and today of course a top iranian commander and i'll be. this the key question a similar pointed out there is whether when those perceptions get to the green zone whether they will manage to stay peaceful we'll keep to you up to date here now to see we're throughout the day see you later. on counting the cost 2020 we picked through what could be the whole geopolitical and geo economic topics of the year for the most important election in the free world and we are asking if the world can come together to talk warming inequality globalizing counting the cost on al-jazeera. iran's top army commander is killed in a u.s. airstrike in iraq to iran is warning of harsh revenge could cause some sort of mani's assassination trigge

has deployed marine reinforcements to secure the embassy or some other fulton has more now from the iraqi capital it's pretty clear from the events yesterday and also today that it was.

a white honda driving westbound on fulton street hit a 20-year-old man at 43rd avenue last night.da did have a green light. police say the victim was walking in the crosswalk against the red light and they're looking into whether he was distracted by his cell phone. >>> police are saying it was self-defense when a dublin resident fired a gun at his ex-girlfriend and another man during an attempted home invasion. the woman died. officers were called to the townhouse on monaghan street late wednesday night. kate larsen has those details. >> i only heard the police, and there was like 15 of them all drawing weapon and a dog trying to get into the place. >> reporter: scott and his family live a few doors down from this townhouse where a shooting left a 28-year-old woman dead. >> i saw them carry a body out. >> reporter: kara saw the man who lives in the townhouse move in. >> i was just walking my dog and i welcomed them into the neighborhood and that was it. they seemed very, very nice. >> reporter: at 11:30 on new year's night the dublin police say the new neighbor woke up to banging

really coming to an end with many iraqis worried about the consequences of this airstrike simona fulton they're joining us live from baghdad with the various viewpoints that are starting to percolate there well let's take you through a quick we kept now of our rolling coverage and what can be seen as a major escalation here in the middle east the united states has killed iran's most senior military commander died in an airstrike in the iraqi capital baghdad iran is calling it an assassination let's take a look now back at the life of some sort of money the man loved by iranian son the general who the u.s. and israel called an enemy for years. major general custom solomon a was a senior commander of iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps and the hit of its a late could force he graduated to the role 20 years ago and was regarded as the mastermind of iran's military strategy in the region he really spoken public but gave this interview in october saying iran's i.o.c. had expanded islamic resistance to half a 1000000 square kilometers connecting iran through iraq and syria to lebanon on.