jail campaigners for press freedom say the sentence sends a chilling message to turkish journalists john doe and doris lawyers boycotted the trial and is stamboul saying it was politically motivated and the verdict had already been decided in advance the decision was handed down without them present 27 years and 6 months in prison for one of turkey's best known journalists. don't dars article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. gender and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet type erda one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. of the 59 year old has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years the campaign group reporters without borders condemned the proceedings as a farce to and will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. ended up being spoke with john donne daryn asked whether he was surprised by the verdict. unfortunately not surprising because from

says the issues john doe well world news at the top of the hour up next here on ferguson how is your business i'm good. i'm sure going to. be. in support. of you. to believe. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with people in a room. it was hard i was free to. even go white hair. which not just keeps me and cleared up but you need to interrupt let's say you want to do their story. reporting and reliable information for margaret. the face of a desperately needed us stimulus deal is in the balance after us president donald trump told us a disgrace what does this mean for the millions of americans are placing for help. also coming out from 3 opens its border with the u.k. truck drivers will have to test negative for kobe's 19 to get it meanwhile supermarket shelves a new england are emptying fost. whether into gluten free it rich in a protein or entirely made up way we'll take you on a tour of the new u.s. food trends. this is the dumping business for example for joining me. we begin in the united states where the face of a $900000000000.00 stimulus plan is in question after u.s. p

john doe and doris lawyers boycotted the trial and is stamboul saying it was politically motivated and the verdict had already been decided in advance. the decision was handed down without them present 27 years and 6 months in prison for one of turkey's best known journalists. don't doris article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet type area one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. 59 year old has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years he was not surprised by the outcome. this verdict has been reached solely because everyone's personal animosity the goal is to cover up arms smuggling by slapping a prison sentence on a journalist this is all politically motivated. the campaign group reporters without borders condemned. proceedings as a farce will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. in the 2nd round

filed the lawsuit as a john doe saying he was 25 years old when the priest assaulted him at st. michaels church in livermore. police searched the church. the d.a. never filed charges against the priest. the seminarians attorney says the settlement will not heal his wounds. >> it had been his life's dream to become a priest. it was not only his faith which he lost but his complete support system and network of friends. that was his community. >> the dioceses sent us a statement late today saying neither the priest admitted any guilt as part of the settlement. he's been placed on leave and not allowed to serve as a priest. >>> berkeley planning to rollout uc berkeley wide reaching pay cuts to help offset shrinking finances cause r caused by the pandemic. in a letter to the staff the chancellor says the new plan includes reduced hours for union represented employees. nonunion staff andphicalty members will see furloughed days and pay cuts for at least a year. and this rollout is expected to begin in february. >>> we mentioned earlier in this newscast the vaccine could be on its way

. >>> john: it does seem to be an odd thing to do to dis- incentivize people to though.teve harrigan this afternoon, thanks so much pain with senate control at stake, both sides are all in. our own douglas kennedy got an inside look at the efforts to get out the vote. this is really where the battle will be won or lost, douglas. >> yeah, john, runoffs are all about connecting the base with their ballots and everyone there knows what happens in georgia will affect the balance of power everywhere else. so these are without a doubt the most significant senate races in recent state history. >> it is but for us we just care about people exercising their right to vote. >> the georgia coalition for the people's agenda and spends most of her time encouraging poor and black joe georgia residents to register to vote and participate in elections. >> that's our goal today is to help you fill out this application. >> since 2018, butler and other community activists like stacy a grams have registered 800,000 new georgia voters. and they are one reason for joe biden's shocking state sh

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john doe and lawyers boycotted the trial and is saying it was politically motivated and the verdict had already been decided in advance. the decision was handed down without them present 27 years and 6 months in prison for one of turkey's best known journalists. turned ours article and photos in the come hurry it newspaper in 2015 claim to show that turkey was supplying weapons to islamist groups in syria. are and the paper were charged with betraying state secrets the charges were expanded to include espionage and supporting terrorism president ratchet tie a pair to one called the journalist a traitor and an agent. of the 59 year old indoor has been living in exile in berlin for the last 4 years the campaign group reporters without borders condemned the proceedings as a farce too and will now go on trial again along with other journalists in a separate case. earlier we spoke with chandan dot and asked whether he was surprised by today's verdict unfortunately not surprising because from the beginning it was the kind of bench. government. me. was promising to who. give the most. possible

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john on this, and i think over the last 20 years the response to the i.t. rma has been a centralization of networks and data which has allowed us extraordinary situate where does to offset campaigns but eugene is talking about and john is talking about, and its ability it takes like since it's all over and centralizing within, the d.c. gs that john talks about. we had a bunch of problems along the way which is what i think you see people like christian and peter senior and advocates who say hey, dd company to catch up with rma by consolidating data and doing artificial intelligence and having a data plan. but i think we miss that part of the i.t. rma and instead what we need instead of focusing on top-down centralization and data that then flows down to the war fighter we need to build networks are able to decentralize and able i call this value base to break in on separate networks where you have organic information and investment in organic information and that bids with the primary war fighter unit. so when these top ten networks are unable to survive come whether the complexity or cyber threats or some asked me,. [inaudible] you still have the ability to c

are you john doe, how are you contacted and told it is your turn? i am grateful for the leadership of our 45 local health departments across the state of michigan. they are doing a lot of this work now. hepatitis a, they are working with thfrm now. similar to what we had with testing throughout the pandemic. a lot of that is done working with community groups. >>> welcome back, everybody. this reporting in from "the new york times." the paper says white house staff members who work in close quarters with president trump have been told they will receive injections of the coronavirus soon. they say the goal of giving it to those inside the west wing is to prevent additional government officials from falli ining ill the final weeks of the trump administration. >>> more history coming this week when the electoral college mee meets. the event usually goes fairly unnoticed. the current president has not conceded. >> it's not over. we keep going and we'll continue to go forward. we have numerous local cases in some of the states that got rigged and robbed

that does not make sense. john cornyn and former judge did not see the ther ri ory of the and mit romney calling it "madness." a spokesperson from president-elect bidenbiden's sae court dismissal was not a surprise. a lot to talk about starting with correspondent abby phillip and john dean. john, does the ruling mean that the president trump's efforts overturning the election are completely over? >> i would think so. there are a couple of court cases not likely they'll get to the supreme court again. i think this is the last of the court cases. >> abby, as we pointed out earlier, trump says before the election, he thought it would end up to the supreme court and it is important to have sign justices seated, that's why he rushed amy coney barrett through. what happens now? >> he does not get his wish. i think as john just said is pretty much over. even if some of these lower court cases somehow make their way to higher courts, the problem for the president is that he lost so many states that he's behind by so electo

so what does a person, john brown, abraham lincoln, what does a person who is convinced that slavery is wrong. wrong on policy grounds, wrong on social grounds, what does that person do aboutwhat obligations does that person have . what avenues are ethically open to that person. i chose to look at john brown because while they agree on the fundamental principlethat slavery was wrong, they disagreed diametrically on what to do about it . john brown believed in forcible direct action. he in effect the cleared war on slavery and did what he could to carry out, to launch the war. abraham lincoln sq violence. he thought that violence was counterproductive and it was bad policy but it also was going to be ineffective . abraham lincoln chose the path of moderation and the path of politics. he believed the issue of slavery could be addressed only through constitutional means and he was as committed to emancipation as john brown was but he thought that brown was simply going to make matters worse by going into the realm of violence and armed resistance area the only way lincoln to bring slave

and that oral question of the day so what does a person, john brown come abraham lincoln a person is convinced on policy grounds and moral grounds. what does that person do about what obligation that person has when i chose to look at john brown because while they can read on the fundamental principle that slavery was wrong they disagree diametrically on what to do about it. that forcible direct action to declare war on slavery and into carry out to launch a war. and he thought that violence was counterproductive with bad policy and also in effect. in the issue of slavery could be addressed only through constitutional means and he was committed to emancipation as john brown but simply would make matters worse by going into the realm of violence. the only way to bring slavery to an end and to gave the former slave a chance at anything approaching a quality through political means. >> and takes a very different path very early on a man of faith gets radicalized and when was murdered by a mob is an abolitionist but then comes up with a detailed plan passed in 1950. >> john brown with the

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. >> at union square john's grill does a brisk business. it was closed for five months. take out only wasn't an option then. >> just doing the deliverery doesn't make sense for us. >> it reopened at the end of july, the owner will close the restaurant for however long it takes. >> we're waiting for the governor to figure out if we do a stay at home order or continue service. >> reporter: in the richmond district, the owner says outdoor heaters are not enough. >> if we lose the outdoor seating we'll shut down. >> the cost of keeping the doors open for take out only would be too many. >> it's either like and caught in a fire or jump over the cliff. >> this was storage. >> in the castro, owner of an italian restaurant transformed a storage area into outdoor patio for dining. >> right now they allow us to stay open, we stay open. tomorrow they tell us the close be close and hope we can to something better after. >> back at johns grill. >> per ready for whatever is to come. >> the owner says a group of restaurants and baronners may sue the city. >> it's heartbreaking to see w

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john brown. how do they characterize him and what is does that do for his reputation? >> there's a striking aspect of john brown at a historian, me, have to try to come to terms with. how is this guy who before he becomes famous in kansas, with not much success at anything in life, and if he had been more successful in business as a farmer, he probably wouldn't have become the figure he became. became. he wouldn't have turned so forth abolitionism, but he really never could make a a success of anything in life before this. but there was something about his personality that drew people to him, that his sons come his sons, they were raised in the anti-slavery way but they fear the father. they did know what to make of them. he had this really powerful personality. they couldn't leave him. they couldn't resist him but neither could they buy entirely in and they were very disturbed by what john brown had made and was making them do if he still could leave. reporters loved john brown because come in first place this was a great story. and these correspondences by the new yor

journalist to more than 27 years in jail on espionage and terror related charges and charges against a john doe and sent on an article. he wrote in 2015 for opposition newspaper job on it when he was editor in chief he presented compelling evidence that turkey's intelligence service illegally sent weapons to syria mr dunbar fled to 4 years ago and is unlikely to serve any sentence. b.t.w. spoke with him and asked him if he was surprised at the length of the sentence unfortunately not surprising because from the beginning it was the kind of bench attempt by the government it was me at all was promising to. give the most. possible price for this new story which was a true story. so they wanted to punish me because of this true story and at the same time try to intimidate the other journalists into ikey who dare to touch that and that kind of sets the issues i have already spent some time in jail because of this new story i was shattered into a key i came to exile. my efforts were confiscated and you know i prefer mall most of the prices so. i don't think that that's new one new punishment would c

journalist more than 27 years in jail on espionage and terror related charges charges against a john doe and center on an arctic. well he wrote in 2015 for opposition newspaper job on it when he was editor in chief he presented compelling evidence that turkey's intelligence service illegally sent weapons to syria mr duff lied to them 4 years ago and is unlikely to serve any sentence. b.t.w. spoke with him and asked him if he was surprised at the length of the sentence unfortunately not surprising because from the beginning it was the kind of bench attempt by the government it was me at all was promising to. give the most. possible price for this new story which was a true story. so they wanted to punish me because of this true story and at the same time try to intimidate the other journalists into icky who dared to touch that sense that kind of sets the issues i've already spent some time in jail because of this new story i was shattered into a key i came to exile. my efforts were confiscated and you know i propose a mall most of the prices so. i don't think that that's new one new punis

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they could care less about john doe or jane doe. all they are worried about is their richness. that's all i have to say. host: charles and dan ridge, tennessee, a republican. support or oppose? should there be larger stim is checks? tennessee, andom this is a republican state. they have a runoff in georgia, that -- i know quite a few people in georgia, and i want democrats to vote their and get democrats and the if everybody want 's get along, mr. biden democrat and the house is democrat and the senate is democrat, guess what, something does happen, and we get more money. , and i am disabled, chuck schumer would never say that low-income people should not get the money. we need masks, hand sanitizers. we need to pay our bills, too. it is kind of a stupidity remark from him. the guy needs to go. if i am going to still be a republican, my mom, i was raised republican. he needs to go. these people saying that they go out there and work, these are the people that are catching it. they are dying. we are dying too quickly, just like 911 when the building got hit. bin laden only kille

pay no attention -- >> john -- >> does it have any legal merit? >> it might be charitable for them to call this a clarification. what they're clarifying is everything we've been telling you hundreds of times, forget about it. this is a retraction and then some. and i think i have a sense of what the defense is going to be here if these cases continue to be filed. i think what we're going to see is sort of what i will call the echo chamber defense. they are all going to point in a circle at one another. they're going to say we heard it from sidney powell, we heard it from rudy and on and on and they are all going to point at each other. it's a self-perpetuating echo chamber. will that hold up? when you weigh that against the actual evidence that's out there, i think it's an uphill climb. it will be an interesting -- really a sort of ground breaking type of series of case that is we could see here that as brian said are really aimed at some level, some minimal level of accountability in the media. >> and from a media point of view, this coverage was

and they get there and say basically hey you should come join us, and john brown does. and john brown is increasingly distressed. at to the failure of the antislavery movement, the abolitionist movement. to actually frustrate the slavery forces. in john brown, is just appalled at the fact that proslavery forces seem to be rolling right over, physically by violence, rolling over the antislavery side. and following the destruction of lawrence, kansas john brown concludes that he needs to take strong action to send a message to the proslavery side. and so he gathers, two of his sons, and three other men and in the dark of one night they descend upon a proslavery settlement on pottawatomie creek. and they drag five men, proslavery settlers, from their beds and just outside the cabins where they are living, they hacked them to death with broad swords. and they leave the mangled bodies and they ride off into the night. and john brown his.was to let the proslavery side realize if you try to use force in kansas, we will use more force against you. >> this becomes known as the po

john, does this texas lawsuit, i mean, have any merit, whatsoever? >> anderson, i can find none. first of all, it was filed very late. it was filed after people relied on the law they're now attacking. and the court will recognize that. they call it latches and they'll dismiss, on that basis. there is a real question if -- if texas has standing not -- notwithstanding the fact that is an original-jurisdiction case. they don't like these kind of cases so it's hard to believe. it takes four justices to get a hearing of the case to bring it in. and often, these types of cases, they have a master, a lower-court judge they appoint to hear the case and process it. so, i just can't see this happening. >> dana, you heard what senators romney and cornyn said. what about the rest of the caucus in the senate? cruz used to be solicitor general of texas. he's argued cases before the court. but, you know, he also wants to be president. i mean, just the thought process that cruz must have gone through to, you know, decide whether or not to say that he would agree to do this. i mean, i think he p

john heilemann does either. globally $23.00 girls under the age of 18 unmarried every minute the u.n. forecasts that up to $13000000.00 may be forced into marriage over the next 10 years we spoke to dr a teen activist from bangladesh she and her colleagues have stopped more than 600 child marriages just in the last 2 years. hi and. basically i like to talk with among them. how was your childhood and what is the best memory you have used. so that then my mom was not that good to say because my mom mostly gave matt it activated so just because of from that i have got inspiration on this issue so then i see that. there is a child from. problems national from basic go get salad are going to wear it you don't know walking through stopped and also want to create an environment where cute and fun enjoy their rights and more than a computer for that so do down here through fascinated graining on ending jan maris and i am most active in. community. and we have. so. active golf we've both mother about that it's because we

. >> at union square, johns grill does a price:00 business. it was closed. >> we're waiting for the governor to figure out if we do a stay at home order or continue service. >> in the lynchmond district. even out door heaters are not enough to warp the chill of a shelter in place order. the cost to keep the restaurant open for take out only is too much. >> he's at a breaking point. >> and caught in a fire or jump over the chief. >> reporter: many restaurants need help or they won't survive. >> this is storage, i clean it up. >> he transformed what was a storage area into outdoor deep dining. >> reporter: at john's grill the owner is optimistic. >> we've been going with the punches and we're ready for whatever is to come. >> reporter: a group of restaurant and bar owners may sue the city if it bans outdoor dining. >>> the city of los angeles issued a stay at home orders. there are exemptions, residents are asked not to socialize with other households. 2400 people are hospitalized with the virus in l.a. county. >> berkeley is asking people to se

battle, there are certain contradictions and tensions among these accounts, so i'm asking you, john, does that make, in your mind, does that make joshua chamberlain unreliable as a historical witness to what happened at little round top? >> that's a great question, because we talked about that the other night with cameron about diaries, memoirs and written well after the fact and when you have these different narratives and they're starting to kind of not jive and starting not to talk to each other, it makes you question some of the legitimacy of what he is saying, and i know that there are people out there who have questioned that before or there are people like we have in our discussion area online here who are big fans who think that he's a bigger star than chamberlain, but i think that it really makes you, you have to take that into consideration when you look through all of this, right? he says this in the 1860s and 1863 on july 6th and he's saying this in the 1870s and 1880s, and the historical memory of the veteran and show casing what he believes that did himself and what he didn'

biologics but some have questioned the safety of chinese vaccines including brazilian president john doe despite some paula state governor doria already ordering millions of side of the doses cambodian leader when sen says he won't allow vaccines not recognized by the world health organization to be tested their previous vaccine scandals in china have led to concerns that manufacturers may be cutting corners. in the past there were businesses that broke the rules for example that. fridges due to lack of transparency international reputation has to be undermined stricter regulations in the u.s. u.k. and europe have required western vaccine companies to release trial data in stages chinese companies have not been subject to the same standards thomas wages are depending on the success of its vaccines to improve its international image or to stop it since the beginning of the outbreak beijing has dismissed concerns about policy saying it's simply doing its part to ensure developing nations have access to a course of 19 vaccine but experts say it has all the motives. on the most ethical. into

john, does the ruling mean president trump's efforts to overturn the election in the courts are completely over? >> i would think so. while, there are a couple lower-court cases, it's not likely they could ever get to the -- up to the supreme court, again. so, i think this is the last of the court cases. >> abby, as we point out earlier, trump said before the election he thought it would end up in the supreme court. he thought it was important to have nine justices seated. it was one of the justifications, of course, for rushing the amy coney barrett confirmation through. >> as john said, it's pretty much over. and even if some of these lower-court cases may, somehow, make their way to higher courts. the problem for the president is that he's lost so many states, he's behind by so many electoral votes, that no one state is going to reverse what we are seeing here. and what the entire country, frankly, will see on monday when the electoral college meets. so, this is over. the president doesn't even get to have the supreme court weigh in on this because the court knows that this kind of requ

trying to do i think why do we why do people call me are usually presented in non us john cultural background what does michael john has to do with my being that didn't i am a black today in our day and i have lived for 3 of do years so why do categorise people we don't categorize rebuild into what it is just being where we are if we thought would be and if we had a young or a group of young then his nan that were born in denmark that had such a high crime rate the government would address that too and say this is a problem we have to help this problem it is a problem for other people that people are committing crime no crimes no matter who they are i think we have to separate idiology and fact. we mar britain is struggling to cope with the growing number of asylum seekers and locals in one village or fuming plans to accommodate them in close to their homes to the serai has more on the story. 20 twentieth's seen record numbers of people attempting to reach the united kingdom and claim asylum thousands made the journey a while not all will be granted permission to stay long term all do need somewhere to

gets to where it's needed past efforts so that it won't be a silver bullet to stop migration john heilemann does either parts of the u.k. have been warned to expect more flooding and strong winds they've already been days of wet weather from the approaching storm bella rivers have been rising particularly high in the county of bedford in england's east midlands where many homes have been evacuated. last month ethiopia's military launched an offensive against the leaders of the tigre a region in the north prime minister abbey ahmed described it as an operation against those who want to break the country apart but it spiraled into an ethnic conflict. on wed looks at recent events and where ethiopia stands now. where the hero peon government troops took control of the to grain regional capital of mackay last month prime minister abi ahmed said the law enforcement operation against the to crane people's liberation front. was over others said the conflict had only just begun. he said no civilians are being killed by government troops both sides have been accused of rights abuses we've seen targeting

trying to do i think why do we why do people call me of usually standard unarmed us john cultural background what does michael john has to do with my being that didn't i am a black today in our day and i have lived do years so why do categorise people we don't categorize people into what it is just being where we are if we talk but if we had a young or a group of young then his nan that were born in denmark that had such a high crime rate the government would address that too and say this is a problem we have to help this problem it is a problem for other people that people are committing crime no crimes no matter who they are i think we have to separate idiology and facts. now view has unveiled strict new digital market rules to challenge the dominance of global take giants proposed legislation would apply only to the biggest companies with tens of millions of users like google and amazon and officials behind the draft bill say they had no choice. now we have sitting crees in the online traffic that we need to make rules that put order into chaos. in europe vote our responsibility is to decide when t

joe biden has come in and appointed a 4 star general lloyd austin do you share the concerns john bolton does about military leadership in that traditionally civilian role. yeah i mean a lot of our organizations absolutely have concerns around that and you know right now many of our allies are drafting sample questions to send to. the senate and leading up to his confirmation hearing and my understanding is that we do have a number of key senators that have you know publicly have said that they would not support her writing that waiver to general austin and i think those are legitimate concerns and i you know there is kind of this. this you know difference of opinion you can say in terms of general stance at point meant because some saw it as you know being better than the alternatives right the alternatives were floor noir which many of our organizations were. let's just say not to not happy about that prospect and. and a number of our allies see general austin's you know nomination as someone who well you know he has publicly exhibited in different scenarios where he has wanted to pull back

john heilemann does either. at least 5 people have been killed in an attack by syrian regime forces the victims were all farmers in a village near hama in the northern province of idlib one of the civilian was wounded in the earth tillery strike the attack by president bashar al assad's forces violates a ceasefire that was signed in march. turkey's the fence minister has made a surprise visit to libya to increase cooperation with the internationally recognized government who lucy at guard was flanked by top military officers as he inspected turkish units in tripoli on friday turkey's parliament voted to extend that the ploy meant of troops to libya for 18 months but leave it libya's eastern warlord halley for half that has threatened to use force against turkish soldiers if i get up as a stop interfering in the conflict and no more than half of the decisive confrontation has begun to appear for the near future from what our scouts have detected from maneuvers of the turkish misson aires and soldiers near the fro

gets to where it's needed past efforts so that it won't be a silver bullet to stop migration john heilemann does either the us president elect joe biden often talks about his working class roots in pennsylvania but his political career was made representing the tiny state of delaware his election to the highest office makes him the 1st president from delaware the 1st day to ratify the u.s. constitution out of there as kristen 3 me takes a closer look at the place the next president calls her. delaware traces its european roots back to the 1600s the city of new castle boasts many historic sites including the courthouse where the state 1st declared independence from great britain not to mention its more powerful neighbor pennsylvania this land marked example of the federal period architecture belonged to the son of george reid one of the signatories of the u.s. constitution like many in the state tour guide and murphy hopes the 1st state's 1st president will finally put delaware on the map i can remember traveling to california one time they asked me where i'm from and i said delaware and where's

john holmes does either now there are several explosions across kabul on saturday at least 5 were reported killing 4 people including 2 police officers no group has claimed responsibility it happened as the taliban and the afghan government continue talks in doha security personnel activists politicians and journalists are among those targeted in afghanistan in recent weeks a prominent women's rights activist fresh kohistani was shot dead along with her brother on thursday a day earlier had an independent election watchdog and pro-democracy activist was also killed and on saturday the politician mohamed ward that was targeted in a car bombing he survived but 9 other people were killed what she is a member of afghanistan's parliament she says the taliban is trying to use these kinds of attacks as leverage. by increasing that's why i didn't want help possibly our differences i'm proud of i'm trying to increase the number of why then i have to get 2 more are there and in this peace track i think this is a very wrong that you would buy a byproduct on and maybe decide that money mostly to rescu

standing by with a look at what we can expect as we head into the weekend tough conditions there john my does not look fun to be traveling in that's for sure i don't know if i feel missed out because you know it is almost christmas time actually i don't think so this is what i'd rather have for sure and ice california sunshine. >>that we're going to be holding on to for another day obviously wednesday night into early yesterday morning we got a dose of rain in the sierra did get a dose of snow. >>that is all since left the state has just left us with these clear conditions now berkeley looking really good and that's the way we're going to be staying not just through the day but likely through the upcoming weekend too with a really calm conditions in your forecast for the day today, almost looks like radar is not working there's really just no cloud cover out there this morning and future cast is offering up much the same into the afternoon a very quiet picture leading us through the start of the weekend. few clouds try to drift into the north part of the bay come tomorrow, but we're still goi

gets to where it's needed past efforts so that it won't be a silver bullet to stop migration john heilemann does either a boeing 737 max aircraft has made an emergency landing in canada plane with just 3 crew on board lost an engine not long after taking off from arizona it touched down safely though boeing's under intense scrutiny as it gets these planes back in the air the $77.00 maxwell ground the world wide last year after 2 fatal crashes accidents were attributed to flaws in software which have been have a hold. iraq has produced some of the arab world's most celebrated writers but conflict and political oppression have forced many to leave their homeland and continue their work abroad now a younger generation hopes to change that as out as it was charles traffic reports now from the capital baghdad. mcauliffe has been writing about the momentous and often violent changes iraq has suffered for more than half a century the baghdad based author whose novels short stories and poems have been published across the arab world has had to navigate censorship political imprisonment and even death th

have quite a look why do why do people call me by send off usually presented a non us john culture background what does michael john has to do with my being that then i'm a black day in our day and have lived different for 50 years so why do categorise people we don't get over as we build into what priests and being what we are if we taught but be and. if we had a young or a group of young then his men that were born in denmark that had such a high crime rate the government would address that too and say this is a problem we have to help this problem i don't see that this has gone on to do it don't know if it was religion or race i think it is you know i mean it is a problem for other people that people are committing crime not crimes no matter who they are so if you are a politician and you see that within a certain group of people there is a very high. number of people who are doing who are committing crimes you need to do some reading and the last thing i did i thought i think we have to separate idiology and facts and that's your. i am not this says. gee no look but we have 2000 right he said i am

john heilemann does either iraq has produced some of the arab wild celebration prices that conflict and classical oppression have forced many to leave their homeland to continue their work abroad now a younger generation hopes to change that as reports now from back to. mcauliffe has been writing about the momentous and often violent changes iraq has suffered from all of half a century the baghdad based author whose novels short stories and poems have been published across the arab world has had to navigate censorship political imprisonment and even death threats throughout his career he acknowledges his contribution to iraqi literature but he is saddened by what he says is the lack of impact his work has had. then millet who are not in the country has culturally regressed people who don't read or write might struggle to develop culture across the arab world is suffering terribly and their right has to without freedom to write how can of this learn i feel have little effect on people's thoughts the bookshops along elements and up the street named after a 10th century poet have been immo

john, it does depend on where you are.you. let's try and press on and get through a few more questions if we can. stephen, with the huge amount of investment into the covid—i9 vaccine, has this helped research into other illnesses, for example better flu vaccines or treatments for the common cold, asks brian black. it has not translated into that yet, but it is quite likely that we will, having gained the knowledge we have for the vaccine against covid—19, that there will be improvements in flu vaccines. common cold, i very much doubt. the common cold viruses are notjust coronaviruses, but other viruses which mutate very quickly indeed. and so the protection that we will have from a vaccine against them would not last very long. so the investment required to keep changing that for a disease that does not lead to death on the whole is unlikely to be made. whereas for flu, yes, i think there will be improvement. but what may be more important is we have to realise we live in a global society, and for a number of the diseases

john heilemann does either. dozens of people have been evacuated from their homes on the portuguese island of madeira after severe flooding roads were completely submerged rockslides damaged property and at least one house was destroyed no injuries have been reported. iraq has produced some of the most celebrated and respected writers in the arab world but conflict sectarianism and political oppression forced many to flee and right from abroad now a new generation is determined to keep iraq's literary heritage alive his child stratford mcauliffe has been writing about the momentous and often violent changes iraq has suffered for more than half a century the baghdad based author whose novels short stories and poems have been published across the arab world has had to navigate censorship political imprisonment and even death threats throughout his career he acknowledges his contribution to iraqi literature but he's saddened by what he says is the lack of impact his work has had. then millet who are not in the coun

how about you john you does the old john doesn't have a kid yet you talk about yes, dad joke, know like you know where your head right thing for been my whole life journey. >>was never really a cool looking outside this morning as we're looking at some wet conditions for sure you can see the tarmac right there very wet just as your roadways are as you're getting out on to them this morning we're going to be seeing conditions actually drying out here pretty shortly so it's are early risers here in the midst of the rainfall later on today it will be a treat for the rest of us as we get up to some nice clearing conditions eventually. we are in the midst of this low pressure area you can see the circulation around that so showers are actually pushing in from the south this time around these bands of rain fall been pushing in steadily from the south all morning long south bay you started to dry out now still in the midst of some rain in san francisco. on the peninsula up in marine county as well couple sprinkles hanging on in the east bay and then right along 80 some of our most widespread o