so this, hasan,is evening. let's have a look.s she walked into your flat and what you were confronted with? yes. also there was a paper saying they had changed the lock and they had already made damage when they had already made damage when they broke in the door. they had taken the lock out of the door?m is completely broken. did you go to the police? yes. what did they say? they said it is a civil matter and get a solicitor. is this a civil matter? it is, but lot of things are. it has been on the statute book for more than 40 years and that, it isa for more than 40 years and that, it is a civil matter, seems to be the default and it is wrong and private tenants deserve better protection and basically the other issue is, if you leave it to civil law, the prevention elements is lost. if you don't act in the moment and take police action, the chances are, the tendency will be lost and it cannot be reinstated. hasan, this happened in february, do you have your belongings back, do you have somewhere to live? no. you are homeless? ye

to her left is hasan hasan. director of the program on nonstate actors and fragile environments at the center for global policy. hasan is the co-author of "the new york times" best seller, isis, inside the armor of terror which has become a how-to manual on how to understand isis. he's a renowned expert on jihadist movements. his articles are some of the best i've ever read on how to understand how isis and other jihadi organizations function. last but not least, we have a doctoral student at georgetown university law and a next generation here at cnsa. she's an expert on democracy build in the middle east. she has a lot of experience working inside syria with syrian-run organizations and consulting with other international actors on how to approach a way forward in syria. one of the dynamics i'd like us to open with is a question we alluded to in the fire side chat. what is the enduring u.s. interest in syria? president trump has sort of ee merng merged as a thought leader on the subject. in january he stated t

hasan is still behind bars because prosecutors are . appeali >>> getting around the d.c. area could be a challenge tomorrow. suber and lyft driverill go on a 12-hour strike from noon to midnight in several major u.s. cities, includinghe district. drivers are upset ov pay, benefits andow the ride share's tippingystem works. airport officials around d.c. are asking for more t is to be available, and they are reminding you that metro is a good option. >>> a d.c. mother is desperate to get her family out of their violent neighborhood. >> this comes after two of young sons were shot just months apart. one of them may never walk again. >> news 4's meagan fitzgerald spoke to the mother and has her message. b >> it's rougause you don't know when to duck and dodge from bullets. you don't know if you're going to be able to walk to your car. >> reporter: for the last six years ebonee hill has been raising her seven young children here in northeast, but she's fed up. >> how do i explain to my song that there's a strong possibility that he could never ride a bike again you? know what

hasan is not facing any terror-related charges. authoriti t found morehan a dozen firearms and hundreds of rounds of ammunition at a home when they arrested him in february. he has pled not guilty. >> all eyes will be on wall street this morning. many investors will be looking to see if the stock market rebounds after china struck back against the u.s.ch yesterday na imposed $60 billion in tariffs on american goods. that announcement saw the dow jones close down more than 600 points making it the worst day on the u.s. market in four months. a n survey su the trade war betwee china and the u.s. could cost the average american family of four almost $800. the tense conflict could cost you more for items like luggage, electronics, and toiletries. farmers could also take a major hit. many only survive if prices stop ropping and china starts buying. >> in order to keep farming, we need to be able to keep one technology production and stuff like that. we need the chinese market. >> the tariffs by china are in retaliation for those imposed

prosecutors referred to hasan as a domestic terrorist plotting a mass shooting. he is not facing any terror-related charges. authority found more than a dozen firearms and hundreds of rounds of ammunition at his home when they arrested hasan in he's pled not guilty. >>> all eyes will be on wall street is morning. tny investors will be looking to see ifhe stock market rebounds after china struck back against the u.s. yesterday china imposed $60 billion in trfrs on american good -- tariffs on american goods. thaw announcement s the dow jones close down more than 600 points making it the worst day on thear u.s. mket in four months. a near survey suggests that the trade war between china and the u.s. could a cost therage american family of four almost $800. the tense conflict could cost you mo l for itemske luggage, electronings, and toil -- electronics, andtoetries. and many farmers only survive if prices start dropping and china starts buying. >> in order keep farming, we pneed to be able to keep with technology production and stuff like that. in order to do that,

you wrote in your book about a young man named hasan washington who was killed.untless stories like that. what does this do to a community, what does it do to these kids? what does it do to you? >> so, you know, i can't not be emotional on this issue. you mentioned hasan's name and i still remember leaving, the first weeks elected mayor of the city. he was a kid that lived in my building who would be there hanging out in the lobby when i'd come home and i still remember smelling marijuana in the lobby and worrying. smelled marijuana in college and had no worries but in communities like mine kids don't have the margin to, you know, to do things that privileged kids or college kids do all the time, and you know, it ate me up with guilt and shame that hasan -- when i met him he remind immediate of my father, and he was being raised by his grandmother. look, one of the first murders which i was mayor and i got too biz toy continue the mentoring and felt i should have been doing when i saw him in distress and i remember clear as day his funeral. in perry's funeral hom

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. >> unser hasan joins us with the latest details. >> reporter: good evening. berkeley city officials say the berkeley bowl is no longer at risk. if anyone was exposed can take up to 21 days. >> they show any symptoms. that's the concern for health officials. this is couple made a special trip to the berkeley bowl after learning of the measles case. >> she checked her credit card receipt to see that she was here that day and she came to see what time. >> reporter: the infected person sthoped late in the afternoon. the family may not have been exposed but still concerned especially for their daughter. >> it's scary to realize at our grocery store someone was walking around with measles. >> the person is not contagious at this point. >> reporter: dr. fernandez says a local doctor notified the city his patient was infected with measles. their investigation determined only berkeley bowl was at risk for exposure. >> we've identified everyone that was at risk. >> reporter: dr. fernandez says the virus is easily transmitted and extremely con takenious. it can affect u

ancer hasan, abc 7 news. >>> you'll want to get used to hearing about thrive city. it's the new name for a mini neighborhood around the new warriors arena in san francisco. wayne freedman is there to explain the team's new partnership and the name. >> reporter: if big businesses could have wedding parties, this might fit the bill. we're near chase center today, a dearly beloved gathering of the golden state warriors and kaiser permanen permanente. >> we've known them, been associated, i think for a decade. >> reporter: now as with any wedding, a name change. in this city of neighborhoods the four square blocks around chase center shall now be officially known as thrive city, as a special benefit to the residents of mission bay. >> it's a new community gathering place in san francisco and the bay area that you're able to go and experience art, experience events what should they have there? >> parking. parking. they're going to have parking but you never know if it's going to be enough parking. >> reporter: terrence banks outside of mercy housing, affordable rental un

hasan ominous clouds in the east bay is our chief meteorologist large car know tells us we had a break from the rain for one day but not too large. yeah boy this is fascinating, you know, we've got a really unusual situation low pressure just to the east of us and so we've got the spiraling clouds coming back in from the northeast rotating back into the bay or a secret of a mixed bag here. >>of the clouds out there as well some fog form along the coastline but in the span look at that you see the spiral of that area of low pressure some thunderstorms popping up over this year in the central valley and also in the monterey bay as we're seeing some of thunderstoronms rthroug puffy clouds over the mount ops those cumulus clouds continue to produce a few showers out there looking out the east bay so we've got some rain drops actually being picked up by the doppler right now in and around near livermore much of it over places that there are populate over the mountain tops there. but nonetheless we could see some more showers and maybe even some thunderstorms through the evening and then as

let's bear in mind the people that are in power in iran that includes hasan rouhani that includes the the leader the supreme leader ayatollah harmony but also other in the political establishment they have been in charge for the last for more than 30 years they have been through a lot of pressure they have been through wars they've been through the gulf war then they have been through the bush administration's threats against iran so they know they know what's happening it's not new for them but this is quite a different situation however because the economic pressure on the reigning people and the economic pressure on even the state system in iran is tremendous this is a result of sanctions in mostly a result of the sanctions also of mismanagement of the situation and the sanctions and many in iran say you promised us that the deal was would change something and didn't because even when the deal was implemented the implementation was very slow the economic effects the benefits for the iranians was very slow so politically it's always easy to blame the others and to say this is becaus

with its international partners but will not respond positively to hostility and attempts at coercion hasan rouhani is comments come as tensions flare in the persian gulf and fears of conflict between iran and the u.s. growth. why are we welcome to go see a shrink because we do not negotiate with a party that behaves like a bully and takes a knife out of his pocket and forces and strong talks we do not hold such negotiations with anybody. ability everywhere we go in the middle east to. meet. with the spread destruction and the leaders of our record here the world's largest financier of international terrorism behind every problem is around. the. world like. the us has been waging what it calls a maximum pressure campaign against iran since withdrawing from the j c p o a nuclear deal last year and has imposed crippling sanctions on the islamic republic earlier this month terror on responded by saying it would be enriching uranium at high levels and that's the remaining signatories to the landmark court take measures to shield it from u.s. penalties given washington fresh impetus to claim eve

and its allies to avoid threats and hostile rhetoric hasan rouhani also called for crisis talks to resolve the ongoing standoff in the persian gulf. while we welcome to go see a show and we do not negotiate with a party that behaves like a bully and takes a knife out of his pocket and forces a stone talks we do not hold such negotiations with anybody threaten their neighbors or straight instability or terror everywhere we go in the middle east it's a red car ran around made destabilizing influence in the middle east spread death destruction and the leaders of iran are racketeers the world's largest financier of international terrorism behind every problem is a red. bull trying to do is get the wrong like they should the us has been waging what it calls a maximum pressure campaign against iran since withdrawing from the 2015 u.k. day last year washington has imposed several rounds of sanctions and earlier this month tehran responded by saying it could scale up its uranium enrichment but more now on the dispute is daniel hawkins. it seems now although hostilities have reached new heights the

it's out there and these are the headlines right now iran's president hasan rouhani says he favors diplomacy with the u.s. but the current situation isn't suitable for talks on monday tehran announced that it quadrupled its production of low enriched uranium. hundreds of u.s. politicians have sent a letter to the white house urging president onil trump not to pull out of syria lawmakers argue the u.s. should remain engaged in the conflict citing concerns over security of regional allies. and israel's president nicolas maduro has proposed holding early elections for the opposition controlled national assembly the next scheduled vote actually isn't due until late 2020 at least a dozen assembly members happen stripped of their legislative immunity in recent weeks and face charges of treason and subversion. the founder of wall ways says the company will not be affected after the u.s. blacklisted it because of national security concerns the measures that make it almost impossible for the tech giant to do business with the u.s. . although this time we're on the blacklist our own company won't be a

finally, this is also very important, once again last night president hasan rohani came out and he said at this point in time absolutely no negotiations between the iranians and the u.s. he says, first of all, the u.s. needs to walk back from some of the very tough positions like tehran like the pretty harsh sanctions from the oil sector. the iranians can barely export the oil. what's very difficult for any companies to invest without facing american backlash. they want to see the u.s. get back into the nuclear agreement. as we're talking about that, it's not necessarily something in the cards. right now you do have pretty consistent messaging coming out of tehran. they're saying absolutely no war. they say, however, they would be prepared if one breaks out. absolutely no negotiations under these circumstances with the trump administration, natalie. >> that's good news. however, fred, there is a war of words with iran leadership occurring on twit jter. >> reporter: yeah. yeah, there absolutely is. maybe the troll wars if you will that seem to be continuing to go on. members of the trump

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in berkeley, ansar hasan, abc 7 news. >> to learn more about the measles including symptoms and how the disease is spread, go to our website abc 7 news.com. >> a high school coach and security guard who once worked for the 49ers is being credited oregon. police say a student brought a gun to park rose high school yesterday morning and he was tackled and disarmed by keenan lowe. lowe is a former college football standout and was with the 49ers in 2016. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> the bay area man who was known as the american taliban is set to be released from prison next week. john walker lindh made national headlines and now nearly 20 years later is sparking even more debate. abc 7 news reporter liz croit has more on what's next for the man from marin county. >> worshippers still remember john walker lindh. >> wn ue hways cm and a seeke knowledge, but he was not -- we didn't see any violence. >> lindh was 16 then and a recent convert to islam living in san anselmo. in just days the man known as the american taliban will be released from prison after serving 17 years of the 20-year

prosecutors referred to hasan as a domestic trorist plotting a mass shooting. he is not facing any troyer-related charges. more than a ound dozen firearms and hundreds of roun ofammunition at his home when he was arrested in february. he's pled not guilty. >>> all eyes will be on wall street this mog. many noftors will be looking to see if the stock market rebounds after china struck back against the u.s. yesterday china imposed 60 billion in tariffs on american goods. that announcement saw the dow jones close down more than 600 points, making it the worst day on the u.s. stock market income four months. a new survey suggests the t de war between chinahe and t.s. could cost the average american family of four almost $800. the tense conflict could cost you more for items like luggage, electronics, toiletries. many farmers only survive if prices top dropping and china starts buying. >> in orders to keep farming, we needo be able to keep up with technology production and stuff like that. and in order to do that, we need the chinese market. >> the tariffs are in re

iranian president hasan rouhani says his country will produce highly enriched uranium in two months inopean governments fail to shield iran from these american sanctions. >> the enemy has attacked us once again. today it is through economic warfare and attacking people's lives and welfare. >> india and turkey two of the last countries importing iranian oil have announced this week they're finished buying oil from iran. democrats and european government still part of the nuclear deal have criticized the tradz wants withdrawal from it saying it would further destabilize an already volatile region and encourage iran to restart its nuclear program. the u.s. says it's playing the long game. >> the president would like to get to -- into negotiations with the iranian regime so he can put in place a new and better deal tree place the failed iran nuclear deal. but while we are working on that objective, we're also denying iran the revenue it needs to destabilize the middle east. >> iran's president has rejected negotiations with the united states saying the current situation between the two cou

> and frankly, that's what has top lawmakers worried, including senators richard shelby and maggie hasanhe bureau prison's director asking what training they use to recognize signs of radicalization and about the threat convicted terrorists pose to the public after they're released. to the pentagon and barbara starr now. this is a big deal, three years early for this release. >> it is. good morning. and it is a case that is well remembered inside the u.s. military and especially inside the u.s. intelligence community. because cia officer mike spann was killed in this place in northern afghanistan where lindh had just been questioned by him, interrogated by him, and then this riot broke out amongst prisoners. spann was killed. and the feeling was at the time that john walker lindh knew this uprising was coming and did nothing to warn spann that it was coming and that he was in such danger. so, this is a case that has long memories up and down cia hallways. but nonetheless, john walker lindh has been granted early release due to good behavior. he is expected to walk out of terre haute fede

in a speech on state television, president hasan rue manny said he sent a letter to china, european, france and germany, if they can't reach a deal in 60 days, they will begin higher enrichment materials. and he blamed the u.s. by saying pulling out of the iran nuclear agreement they made it impossible for iran to comply. stephanie ruhle is on assignment this morning. just ahead she will join us live from las vegas with reaction to that story and this one. >>> and this one, bombshell "the new york times" report revealing details of president trump's taxes during a ten-year period of the late '80s and '90s, we already knew he reported losses but the numbers are staggering. >>> and the house committee meets to vote on whether or not to hold the members in contempt. . when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family while providing long-term care coverage, should you need it. so you can

well president hasan rouhani is on a visit to the western us or by john project he's there to inaugurate some infrastructure projects including a dam and it seems that every activity he partakes in even these domestic ones have taken on a political tone recently he said that the infrastructure projects that he was opening earlier today those are a decisive form of defiance against the white house a response to the aggressive american economic pressure and they basically illustrate to him in his interpretation their illustrate of of the fact that even though iran is under so much pressure from us sanctions from u.s. policies against it in the region it can continue to develop its domestic projects and could continue to invest in its own domestic economy he also said that in many ways the projects that it is moving forward are not just a form of defiance but he was taking the long view and even predicted that in the future the united states would be forced to apologize for a lot of its aggressive maneuvering and policies towards iran because of international pressure and again he reiterate

president hasan rosan rouhani - united states withhaew from t one year ago. >>> kim kardashian.lking about this and her latest mission to reform the criminal justice system. a successful bid to free a f grandmotherrom life behind bars. apparentlyhe's taking it to new levels kristen dahlgren is aotfeoereit improbable. but since that oval office meeting, she's announced her decision to become a lawyer. and apparently she's been instrumental in freeing 17 others from life >> getting out of the ocean dripping and onto the red carpet. and all wet. that's our vibe.>> reporter: le after turning heads at the met gala on monday, kim kardashian making headlines different reason. in the last three months, kardashian has helped free 17 federal prisoners shining a spotlight on at system t many think is unjust. sense helping to free alice marie johnson, kardashianas dedicated time and money to the buried alive project and their 90 days of freedom campaign. helping to put the first step act signed by president trump last year to work for prisoners. some serving lifeor sentences f drug offenses

the it was remnants of the aldridge of president on what hasan of bashir who caused the friction between the security forces and the protesters and mohamed why do you think we're seeing this escalation now between the protesters on the security forces is this perhaps a reflection of the frustration by the protesters that the slow pace of transition was not kaliya of the moment but it's being investigated by the police but what both sides safe for far is so of course the transitional military council saying that this was the work of hoodlums who had who were bent on scuttling the peace talks they said some of them crowds of them posing us protesters had been inching closer to the presidential palace which is kind of the seat of the transitional military council forcing the soldiers to use. a mission they say in the air to try to dispatch them but the chaos and the conflict that happened at the square the protesters blame me on what they're calling. remnants of the old regime and they're saying that it is that hopwood security forces want to tuck them in we have seen this tension building

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out there in the hasan that john it looks like oh we have a little bit of cloudiness but really not aome light showers today then as we can handle a nursing heavy rainfall earlier this winter. but yet nothing too much story about today still going to be alright one yeah and the wind is the big story right wind is definitely a big story we have some very breezy conditions, especially this morning for those of you stepping outside so bring the jackets because even though temperatures are already cooler they're going to feel even cooler than that. once you factor in wind chills now for the east bay you actually do have a little bit of blue mixed into the skies right there and we are going to be seeing conditions helped aired since >>at mount diablo is going to see some often on areas of rainfall a mixed in with some sunshine, let's get another look at satellite and radar right now and what you are seeing overall is definitely a couple of spots where you do have some areas of rain most notably right here, south of pacific abbott we do have some light showers that have just rolled through