and that may come with hu jintao's name attached to it. whether they go beyond that, and add to the party's guiding ideologies i think is a trickier question. and if i were pushed to make a guess, i think no. i think this will await until the 20th party congress. will xi jinping get another title? how many does he need, i guess? but there has been suggestion he'll take the title of party chairman. no, that's not going to happen, period. is the party leadership structure going to get changed? there have been suggestions, along with restoring the chairmanship. we'll see obligation of the party's bureau standing committee, maybe recreation of vice chairman. i don't see that happening. and whether it was floated, as you suggest, as a kind of move in the chess mastery in the congress, i just don't think it's going to happen. will there be a successor or successors appointed at the congre congress? to prepare successors in training in 2022 and 2023. i think there will be. i'm basing this simply on norms, and, of course, this is one of those ones

a divided country on one hope you have a population that is willing to support incumbent president hu hu kenya or any of the really party and the other half of the population that the chords may be opposition leader right loud now according to this part of the population they claim that incumbent president kenyatta has a few of them from his government in three to. in two thousand and thirteen. an informal settlement in the capital is a perceived opposition stronghold supporters of right loading guests not this year's celebrations most stayed indoors mourning those killed during opposition protests with no i cannot vote with an order from i cannot vote i voted last time they came you have a short people and i watch i'm not voting because i like to do what i'm not into many of them don't know everything that happened and again i read my constitution and look at me constitution everywhere i go to them i don't have any to do but i want to understand what is fair and i understand so i'm not going to box and i'm going to predict other people like my mother who didn't go to school who doesn

and that may come with hu jintao's name attached it. whether they add to the party's guiding ideology, i think is a trickier question, and if i were pushed to make a guess, i suggest i think no. i think this will await until '22 and the party congress. will xi jinping get another title? how many does he need, guess. but there has been suggestion that he'll take the title of party chairman. no. that's not going to happen. period. is the party leadership structure going to get changed? there's been suggestions along with restore chairmanship we ol' reappear legislation is of the standing -- abolition of the standing committee. i don't see that happening and whether it was floated as you suggest as a kind of a move in the chess match preceding the congress or whatever, don't think it's going to happen. thrill be a successor to change jinping's place in 2022 and 2023. think the will be. i'm basing this simply on norms and of course this is one of those ones that might not work that way. ... have to face the political confrontation and confl

hu kenya or any of the family party and the other half of the population that the board's made up of the right loading now according to the part of the population they claim that income the president has a few of them from his government and three to. in two thousand and thirteen. an informal settlement in the capital is a perceived opposition stronghold supporters of right loading up this year's celebrations most stayed indoors mourning those killed opposition protests with no i cannot vote with an order from i cannot vote i voted last kidney of the short people and i watch i'm not voting because of what i'm not in to many of them everything that's happened and again i read my constitution and look at me constitution everywhere i go to them i don't have you to do what i want to understand what is there and i understand so i'm not going to vote and i'm going to predict other people like my mother who didn't go to school who doesn't own the thumb in the can until a doing what. they can you national human rights commission says police killed at least thirty three opposition supporters

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. >> sherrie hu is learning about other cultures and about herself. >> where are we going, annabel? >> we're going to seen that. >> not until this semester when she landed in italy. >> getting on the train. >> unbelievable. you know that i went from a cooped up city to what i am today. >> dariana was from middle college high to u. -- she almost went because of her father because he's been battling cancer. >> that's enough [indiscernible]. i can't deal with it. when i do go halfway across the world, what do i do? i'm going to go crazy. >> her father is her motivation, backbone and hero, the bond is deep. instead of going crazy, she sat down and talked to him about the trip. >> he smiled. and that warmed up my heart [indiscernible]. what? what? what just happened? and wait , really. and he was like, yeah. why not. >> so here she is in italy and then spain to learn about mediterranean food and politics, but the real lesson it seems is what she discovered about herself. >> i'm learning that i don't have to carry the weight of the world on my shoulder. >> if ask you her now if she's adve

to know that the first voice that said, god is greater, god is greater, ala hu akbar, ala hu akbar --s that mean to you? >> when that call was given to me, it was a part of my existence. i'm a descendant of bilal. >> reporter: he's been a muslim for 28 years, but his journey to islam started at a young paage. >> i was born marvin witherspoon. my mother named bee after marvin gay. >> how would you describe your upbringing. >> my mom had me at a very early age and she was in an abusive relationship. she made me learn to be responsible at a very early age because of -- because of everything that she was going through. >> reporter: ma hajj tells me during the tough times, he was abused by a man from his childhood. >> he raped me and he consumed this. that's really when a lot of things changed. i went from really kinda tender, peaceful type of guy, to, i had to seek a way. >> reporter: did you become a violent person after that happened? >> yeah. between that and watching my mother hurt, i was fighting at a young age and i was fighting the hurt in man. you could not -- my mother and my sis

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hu kenyatta's address the event is usually filled with pomp and color with children getting the most out of the entertainment but this year and easiness hangs over kenyans including james drug and his family. after the supreme court and all the elections there's been a lot of tension but we pray to god that we will have an election and have peace. and vera after. that is the best you can use electric commission has faced numerous challenges since the announcement on september first the chairman of the commission has not quite conceded that he's under siege and still insists the commission can deliver an election on the twenty sixth the main opposition party insists the commission must get its house in order before it holds an election opposition supporters have taken to the streets demanding reforms within the commission but government supporters like james say the electoral commission is already capable of organizing a repeat poll. we're like troll commission should stay as it is and shouldn't be changed its independence and it will respect the democratic rights of kenyans i believe

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hu kenyatta's address the event is usually filled with pomp and color with children getting the most out of the entertainment but this year and easiness hangs over the kenyans including james and europe and his family. after the supreme court and all the elections there's been a lot of tension but we pray to god that we will have an election and have peace on and thereafter. because that is you can use electric commission has faced numerous challenges since the announcement on september first the chairman of the commission has not quite conceded that he's under siege and still insists the commission can deliver an election on the twenty sixth the main opposition party insists the commission must get its house in order before it hold an election opposition supporters have taken to the streets demanding reforms within the commission but government supporters like james say the electoral commission is already capable of organizing a repeat poll. we're lector all commission should stay as it is and shouldn't be changed its independence and it will respect the democratic rights of kenyans

violence has broken out between supporters of kenyan president hu kenyatta and opposition protesters kenya's election commission is calling for calm as it counts votes from thursday's repeat presidential election and. the united kingdom says a military action should be considered against those who have carried out chemical attacks and syria it follows a u.n. investigation that blames the syrian government for the lethal attack in april more than eighty people were killed in the sound gas attack and khalid shaikh the syrian government rejects the un's report mike hanna reports from the united nations. the security council debate is about women peace and security but in coming days the chambers likely to become the scene of heated argument about the future of the joint investigative mechanism jim its annual mandate needs to be renewed before the seventeenth of next month the g.m. as it is quite frankly the best who we have it has been created by unanimous vote. it has demonstrated that it is highly professional. impartial. so we have. to let's let's use it frankly collectively but the

the attacker is said to have shouted, allah hu akbar, god is greatest, as he carried out his attack onkely to be a terrorist act. the attacker was then shot by french police and killed. that is the scene outside the train station in marseille. police are telling people to stay away from the area if they can. we will bring you more on that when we have it, but for the time being let's get an update on have it, but for the time being let's get an update on the have it, but for the time being let's get an update on the weather. it is getting brighter this afternoon. in northern ireland,

opposition need a ride has pulled out of the election rerun and says the poll can't go ahead president hu kenyatta won the original election in august but the result was an old due to irregularities in the kind in process. firefighters in california a battling to contain the deadliest wildfires in the state's history at least thirty one people have died in the blazes and hundreds more and missing thousands of homes have been incinerated with entire neighborhoods reduced just smoldering ruins. dry windy conditions a set to continue into saturday running the flames and hampering efforts to bring the fires under control. at. it's time for business on the w m how are you to get us good to have you with us donald trump skepticism towards the iran nuclear deal is worrying european leaders the deal enjoys spread acceptance in europe because iran is a huge market trade between iran and the e.u. grew ninety four percent in just one year and individual e.u. countries are making efforts to back investments those efforts could now be in danger as the world's number one economy changes its stance. for

fair he advised to the country's political leaders to beat ahead of next week's vote which president hu could be at or existed will go ahead opposition leader rollo ticket has called for mass protests of election day. the iraqi army says it is goals of the operation to take back kurdish held territory of the country's north it's our control of areas around mosul is a bit of a province the iraqi offensive began of but they are sent back to the kurdish and with the stray shots hopes of secession. of china's president appears to be consolidating his grip of power of the copy this party's dike to congress if they shake in a sweeping three and a half assed be. laid out his political and economic plan for the next five years. the u.n. refugee agency says between ten to fifteen thousand refugees have arrived in. the us so it's something it's. to speed up its vetting process of refugees stranded all the back to death he saw he'd. be able. to safety to vatican additions to the child tree house travel to a refugee camp. with be able to see first conditions a long. list ten to fifteen thousand peo

it is a dictatorship now catherine in the meantime we've also we're heard from incumbent president hu kenyatta he weighed in. he has waited he said that he will not let this country slip into anarchy he said that the polls will continue tomorrow and anyone who wants to vote can vote and those who don't want to vote won't vote he did not talk about and this is what he has come under criticism for he didn't talk about police brutality and in recent days he didn't talk about police restraint tomorrow and days going forward and he also talked about kenya being united as ever after the election which a lot of people are saying that that can't be true because the country is literally split in the middle but he said that since he agreed to the supreme court ruling that knowledge of his presidency that he you know the opposition should accept the election and take part in the elections so basically he is he's pushing forward a fish pushing the country forward to the election tomorrow and very briefly if you care and catherine set the scene for us where on the eve of the scheduled vote what's

we know that he wants to rescue catalonia implying that he wants to rescue it from its president mr hu jim on that he did not did not give the announcement that people were expecting today so how do people in catalonia feel now. i think it's fair to say that both those who are in favor of independence and those who are against it actually have something in common today both a walking away from today's developments feeling probably slightly disappointed pro independence supporters who had really expected pushing on to declare independence today there were thousands of people on the streets in the square behind me saying that they wanted just that the mood was was really quite bitter among the people son who was standing behind me some were even chanting traitor referring to push him on some real anger on the other side those who are against independence may well have been hoping that he would call regional elections today the hope being that it would deescalate what is becoming an increasingly tense situation an increasingly tense situation and that leads us then to tomorrow and the wee

know we use live from berlin the polls are closed in kenya's rerun presidential election president hu kenya plans voters to give him another term but take two of this contested poll has been marred by clashes in a lower turnout after the opposition called for a boycott where nairobi. also coming up confusion in catalonia the region's leader is due to address the regional parliament shortly he's expected to call the snap election in an attempt to avoid madrid imposing home rule so does that leave the deadlock with spain over in the pendants square in barcelona. and a war of farewell ties pay their last respects to the late king point part symbolic commission ceremony in bangkok is marked by a lavish ritual it's all part of a five day farewell to the long leading monarch. thank you so very much for your company i'm leyla iraq we begin in kenya where kenyans have cast their ballots for the second time in nearly three months polls are now closed but voting is not yet complete. eaton kenya's presidential election the government delayed a rerun of the vote in four counties after at least th

getting into polling stations are doing us says today's vote is quote a sham in areas where president hu rukun yaba has support voting has proceeded but in smaller numbers compared to the vote in august the kenyan supreme court nala five that election because of irregularities in the voting process. did abuse catherine o. mando joins us now from a polling station in the kibera district in the kenyan capital nairobi catherine you're in kibera right now where there have been some clashes what can you tell us what i can tell you outside where i am it's a pretty face but when you go in to around the polling station where it would usually cost this vote there has been a bit of commotion there has been a standoff between youth and police they used to say that they don't want people to vote and that's the situation but then we have other polling stations where at least some people have voted within this particular constituency so but then it's a it's a really small number of people who are voting compared to you know to to this particular democracy ok we're getting some live images as we talk h

kenya election commission is preparing to announce president hu kenyatta as the winner of the vote rerun last week the violence is still overshadowing the electoral process after a campaign marred by on breast schoolchildren were caught up in clashes today between kenyan police and opposition protesters in the capital nairobi turnout has been estimated as low as thirty five percent after the opposition leader. called on his supporters to boycott the proceedings kenyatta's picture in the first poll held in august was an old because of irregularities. just come out he is standing by for us in nairobi hi edith how are right loading and supporters reacting to this announcement. having the. election which is not only did they record nice profit but not life the election but they don't threaten me it's not coming as well however if you look at the position they're already on the electoral commission sent out right now oh wait that result their position has been clear that the fault of the constitution and the fact that the opposition chose to boycott the election does not in any way make the e

allison: we will see a defining moment that if he is more like those who went before him, hu jintao,nd he is crowned, in effect, as the emperor with no time limit, not only for a second five-year term but without any obstacle to a third term. if the latter, we see that he has consolidated his power, to an extent that i think we're going to see a surge of initiatives both at home, especially in the economic reform area, and also in toughening the authoritarian structure, which he has done, and abroad, as he has done. first, he actually has to settle for just being more of the same. i think we will find a china that is a little more cautious. charlie: we have seen someone who has accumulated power. mr. allison: right. charlie: he had more power at the end of his five years than what hu jintao had at the end of his term. mr. allison: yes. nobody anticipated. he is cautiously moving the pieces and has had this anticorruption inquisition in effect run by his best buddy, which basically instills fear in everybody and has taken down even members of the standing committee. charlie: the might

everything and it should be because if you listen to the speech from last night of the catalonia president hu with the clear to statement here behind me in his office he said he's pretty much going to stick to the road map and he's going to the independents in the next few days so that's what we're hearing from officials in this crisis to keep pushing things to the edge what about the people on the streets of barcelona they must be very concerned hearing talk of civil war. in fact a lot of people are surprised that in just a matter of a few weeks actually barcelona cut the when the and spain as a whole is in such of a dramatic situation a lot of people that i'm talking to our worried want snacks regardless of the fact actually that it is support independence or not ever there was very much radical about that this independence decoration must take place support of course the catalonia regional government here and they say they must to take this to the end regardless of the costs regardless what that is going to mean for the stability of the country because this is the way to push forward and t

charlie: he had more power at the end of his five years than what hu jintao had at the end of his termmr. allison: yes. nobody anticipated. he is cautiously moving the pieces and has had this anticorruption inquisition in ,ffect run by his best buddy which basically instills fear in everybody and has taken down even members of the standing committee. charlie: the might be opponents for him. mr. allison: absolutely. charlie: were they guilty of corruption? mr. allison: since deng xiaoping said rich is our power, almost everyone has gotten rich. the people who have been selected also had another attribute. charlie: accumulate more power. but there is a 2 billion-term --it, and he can change that there is a two-term limit, and he can change that. yes, plus there is a 68-year-old retirement policy, so we will see a choice to runsr keep his buddy who the anticorruption campaign, who is now 69 -- he will either keep them on the standing committee, in which case he will erode this custom that you have to retire at 68, or he will have an opportunity. secondly, in general, the custom , at this

kenya's opposition leader urging people to boycott the presidential vote on thursday but president hu kenyatta is scorning on kenyans to participate in the rebound. brazil's president michel to not want to face trial on corruption charges on the congress voted in his favor the seventy seven year old has been released from hospital after being treated for you an area destruction he was accused of taking bribes which he's always denied. and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations has been evacuated from the u.n. can. the displaced people in south sudan security gone guards fired tear gas at protesters demonstrating against president salva care nikki haley is calling for greater international efforts to support a resolution to the nearly four year conflict that's displaced millions of people. now an elaborate five day funeral has begun and bangkok for thailand's late king doing a day a funeral ceremony was held at the grand palace where the king rama the ten lighting candles in front of his father's coffin and more than one hundred monks chanting prayers the much loved to tie king died

supporters of president hu kenyatta have been very jubilant in fact he has actually been declared president just a few moments ago he took to the podium to receive the official documents from him the current president of kenya and his supporters have been jubilant saying that this electoral process was like no other the rules were followed all the way you know all the t.'s were crossed and all the i's were dotted and they don't see anything wrong with the process as was carried out however the opposition it did find a lot of problems with this being the fact that they did not participate saying that they simply cannot be ignored and their silence is too large to allow such an election to continue and questioned. will there be questions what will there be any challenge to this given the low turnout the boycott the violence and the fact that somebody just didn't actually get to vote. this is a question we. had expected to hear from opposition candidate right loading up today he had said over the weekend that he would be making a big announcement today but that is yet to happen and of course a

raul loading i think it says today's vote is a quarter sham voting proceeded in areas where president hu kenyatta has support but fewer voters were turning out in comparison to the election in august the kenyan supreme court fired that election because of irregularities and illegalities in the process. and catherine oman the joins us now from a polling station in the kenyan capital nairobi i'm just hearing that that we can get that uplink in right now it looks like we have or in fact we have the sound as well and catherine hear us. know ok we can't get that up right now we'll try and just a bit to get it back we're going to go to some other stories making the news at this hour ukrainian politician has been wounded and his bodyguard has been killed after an explosion in the capital of the injured a member of parliament is with the nationalist radical party the country's interior ministry says it is treating the incident as a terrorist attack. the brazilian president michel tamar will not have to face trial after the country's congress rejected corruption charges against him the seventy se

to hear a petition kenya's opposition leader is urging people to one call the vote while president hu to kenyatta says it must go ahead peacefully mahama the door begins our coverage from nairobi. they gathered here. they want as president of the big promise to make. opposition leader i loading goes by quoting that iran presidential poll he says nothing has changed you know. the news. is a. few of us are. or dingoes national supplies coalition also will now be transformed into what he called a resistance movement he supporters say that will heed his call we want to stand for. you has been fighting what i saw you can not any chance. you have to sacrifice whatever. yes actually five maybe not. chief justice david but i got most aliyah that the petition to delay the vote could not be hot because of judges only two of the cult seven judges had showed up in the supreme court on mild the original election held on august eighth saying they had been must have had a glad it is president to who can yet always seeking a second tom has said that i'm bottle must go ahead tomorrow we have yet. anot

independence people from far and wide came last friday to nairobi's main park to listen to president hu kenyatta's address the event is usually filled with pomp and color with children getting the most out of the entertainment but this year and easiness hangs over canyons including james girard and his family. after the supreme court an old election was there's been a lot of tension but we pray to god that we'll have an election and have peace on and there after. this you can use electoral commission has faced numerous challenges since the announcement on september first the chairman of the commission has not quite conceded that he's under siege and still insists the commission can deliver an election on the twenty sixth the main opposition party insists the commission must get its house in order before it hold an election opposition supporters have taken to the streets demanding reforms within the commission but government supporters like james say the electoral commission is already capable of organizing a repeat poll. that we're lecture commission should stay as it is and shouldn't b

kenyan president hu kenyatta has won the country's presidential election rerun with more than ninety eight percent of the votes he was not widely expected to win after his main opponent to withdraw and call for a vote vote to boycott the electoral commission said the election was free and fair despite widespread violence in the low turnout was intended as a victory in the first poll in august was a no because of irregularities so the latest from becomes from the c'mon who joins us on the line is there are welcome. what does this kenyatta landslide main given the opposition boycott the violence on the streets and the mass voter intimidation. well that's a question that a lot of people are still debating over but if you ask you know supporters of opposition leader right now think that it's not a void they didn't recognize this entire process from from its inception and they certainly do not recognize its outcome but elsewhere particularly in areas where a president who enjoys large supports they've been celebrations a lot of people are out on the streets dancing jubilating because for

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supreme court notified that vote due to procedural irregularities as opponents incumbent president hu kenyatta won that election and now it appears that the controversy in the country continues now we're going to turned to a push back to president. labor reforms from unions in france here in europe and their heart out first as that story that's francois affectively france has come to a standstill five and a half million public service employees have gone on strike to protest controversial labor reforms has announced at least a quarter of its short and medium hold flights are canceled the french unions are protesting against the government of president they want to call which is planning to slash one hundred twenty thousand public sector jobs. voltaire college in paris is district eleven is shut down its entrance blocked and students armed with fire extinguishers many schools all over france are affected by tuesday's public sector strike for the first time in a decade all nine unions representing five point four million public workers have united behind a protest call their aim is to s

hussites were followers of jan hus, whose statue graces the square. he was a local preacher who got in trouble with the vatican a hundred years before martin luther and the reformation. the chalice is a symbol of hus and his followers, who believed everyone, not just priests, should be able to partake in the eucharist, or holy communion. these days, huge crowds gather at the 15th-century astronomical clock back on the old town square. the dials seem to tell you everything you could possibly want to know. it tells the phases of the moon, sunset, current sign of the zodiac, each day's special saint, and, somehow, it even tells the time. and of course, 500 years ago, everything revolved around the earth. at the top of the hour, death tips his hourglass and pulls the cord. the windows open as the twelve apostles parade by, acknowledging the gang of onlookers. the rooster crows... ...and finally, the bell rings. but my favorite part of the show is watching the crowd gawk. >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. >> and their buns

comedy gathered at the den i can sent to honor this year's winner of mark twain prize for american huor, david let'ser man. >> they made a surprising big for congress. >> yes, i do mace dave. dave has a unique specific take on things because he's utter original. he's the one i would wants to hear. >> we need more comedians in the senate. he would be a great senator. he calls plays part of the common man but he's very, very he knows a lot. >> he doesn't let on. >> senator what do you say. >> i'm in. >> you would be a great senator what about a run. >> i tell you al franken has created in me a again un interest in consult tu of the united states. >> well the one thing about letter man running for office he already has sex standle out of the way that happened a couple years ago so. >> i miss david letterman his laugh took me back. i sort of miss not sort of but i miss his humor. it was refreshing. >> well it was good night last night and i do believe it was i'm trying to republican this i mentioned to you guys over there it was steve martin that said letter man has always been about topi

morning and looking like a real winner of a weather day as we return to sunshine and it with be less hu humid but nice and warm. most reaching to the lower 80's during the day. wednesday again, it is transition day as we go from sun to clouds and chance of showers popping in by the evening time. highs in the lower to mid 70's then along comes the taste of fall on thursday. we see highs probably only in the 60's across the area and may be back to jacket and sweater time. speak of fall by the way, foil ame season approaching the peak and starting to see colors and see the peak of colors generally mid to late oc across the area. i am meteorologist dan zarrow. >> here is a look at though headlines we are chasing today. >> at least a dozen wildfires in california wine country monday destroying more than 1500 business and forcing 20,000. >> we have areas that we could not get to. this us rapid fire event. meryl streep break out about harvey weinstein over sexual harassment claims detailed in the new york times report. in a statement, streep called weinstein god in the 2012 golden globe accept

. >>> larry flint, the found her of hus her mag deen is taking aim at president trump.flint took out a full page ad in the washington post where he's offering $10 million on credible information that leads to the impeachment of the president, asking for trump information, records from the president's investments or any secret dealings with the russians that would provide a smoking gun. joining me again is sean sullivan and jonathan allen. this seems to be a publicity stunt with rpt to president trump and impeachment. do gop members believe that they could be better off with a president pence? >> well, i think -- >> there's certain -- >> steve. sean, i'm sorry. >> i think that there is some trepidation that is increasing on the hill right now when it comes to republicans. you know, when we heard from bob corker in that striking interview that he gave with "the new york times" a few weeks ago and he's talking about the potential of world war iii, the concerns that he voiced are concerns that republican lawmakers on the hill have privately voiced. i think there's a certain

can you now and hear from president hu or kenya. where they stated irregularities. in the fall. as many of you know know the court ordered that a fresh presidential election. well apologies for butts we seem to have lost the sound there from my ruby where the president or her kenyatta is speaking ahead of thursday's a presidential rerun of the election that originally took place in august so i was waiting around to see if we can get that sound back from my robe it doesn't appear we can at the moment so we'll leave that and try to go back to kenya a little later was that would be monitoring what he has to say now a new report accuses israel of the systematic abuse of young palestinians arrested in occupied east jerusalem it says teenagers are detained in the middle of the night tuesday throwing stones at soldiers and then questioned without a lawyer present culture jan reports. five decades of israeli occupation and many scenes remain the same young palestinians throw stones at israeli soldiers who respond with tear gas but now report from human rights organization beat salaam an

they chased him, briefly lost him, then after a hu 800 block of auth road. court records show edwards was arrested september 25th in the district for sexually assaulting a woman to whom he'd offered a ride. a judge ordered him released until trial under what's called high intensity supervision, which included a gps trackinging ankle bracelet. records also note that two weeks ago edwards was found to have attempted to tamper with that device. and edwards is being held without bond here in prince george's county. live in camp springs, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> new tonight, chopper are 4 over a deadly crash in laurel. police tell us one car was trying to make a left turn onto bowie road when it hit an oncoming car traveling down route 197. one of the passengers was the road was closed a couple of hours for the investigation. >>> tonight the principal of t.c. williams high school in alexandria confirms two victims of a triple shooting last night are a student and a former student of the high school. we've also learned the shooting was a murder-suicide. it happe

act in a civic and peaceful manner unofficial results from kenya's repeat elections suggest president hu to kenyatta has won more than ninety seven percent of the vote botched turnout is estimated to be less than thirty five percent where the opposition supporters boycotted the vote voting was suspended in some opposition strongholds after clashes between police and protesters. cuban officials have denied any involvement in events that led to more than twenty u.s. embassy staff being pulled out of heaven or the u.s. says the staff were injured by sonic waves directed at their workplace washington says have on a failed of its obligation to protect diplomats on its territory the leader of iraq's kurdish region is reportedly not planning to extend his presidential term past the venda parliament is due to meet on sunday to redistribute the palace held by massoud but designing he has been facing mounting pressure to quit following september's controversial secession referendum iraq's government opposed the vote calling it unconstitutional but counting is underway in iceland for the second par

we know that he wants to rescue catalonia implying that he wants to rescue it from its president mr hu jim on that he did not do not give the announcement that people were expecting today so how do people in catalonia feel now. i think it's bad to say that both those who are in favor of independence and those who are against it actually have something in common today both a walking away from today's developments feeling probably slightly disappointed pro independence supporters who had really expected pushing on to declare independence today there were thousands of people on the streets in the square behind me saying that they wanted just that's the mood was was really quite bitter among the people son who was standing behind me some were even chanting traitor referring to preach among some real anger on the other side those who are against independence may well have been hoping that he would call regional elections today the hope being that it would deescalate what is becoming an increasingly tense situation an increasingly tense situation and that leads us then to tomorrow and the we

. >> christine hu saying i now fully understand how the atlanta falcons felt after this year's super too soon. dyllon said the u.s. probably could have beat trinidad or tobago. definitely not both, together they're just a force. >> the worst part, the score, 2-1 and had an own goal. >> ah, that was embarrassing. >>> all right. next to chicago's much maligned soda tax. it has been crushed by a successful taxpayer revolt. >> cook county officials voted to repeal it on sugary and artificially sweetened drinks. chicago residents were angry over what they considered a boldfaced money grab masquerading as a public health initiative. >> it was about a penny per ounce so it adds up. >> they want their soda back. >> yes. >>> we'll have a new development in the mcdonald's hot sauce saga or seven juan sauce to be exact. >> we reported about their epic fail to provide fans with the special edition packets of szechuan dipping sauce. it backfired resulting in mob-like stampedes. seriously at stores across the country. now some ebay sellers are capitalizing. >> at least one more packet of the sauce