they haven't >>us fact i there a little afraid of but if the wild pigs feel threatened jonathan katia 90'says the wild pigs could attack some weighing as much 300 poun or warning park users to keep their dogs on to keep children close to them katia not years the city direor of parks trails and recreation he says at least 40 wild boar have been seen in the area recentlysually traveling in small groups of 5. heays they've lived close by for years, but a dry year has forced them to look for water and food neighborhoods, leading them to lafayette community park in october when they first destroyed the ballfields as soon as the pigs came in. >>i was completely and playab that first weekend in october all the teams had to relocate they moved the coals and kind of come back the fields have sincebeen receded and should be ready to open in the spring, a temporary fence is keeping the pigs out, but near also chewed up the ground the playground. the city repair that too but didn't install temporary fence ere. so the pigs were able to return and to get back up we just want everybody to stay on th

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approached us.in fact i think they're a little afraid of but if the wild gs feel threatened jonathan katia not says the wild pigs could attacksome weighing as much as 300 pounds or warning park users to keep their do on to keep children close to them katia not years the city director of parktrails and creation he says at least 40 the area recently usually n traveling in small groups of 5. he says they've lived close by for years, but a dry year h forced them to look for water and food neighborhoods, leading them to lafayet commu park in october when ty first destrod the ball fields as soon as the pigs came in. >>it was completely and playable that first weekend in october all the teams had to relocate they mod the goals and kind of come back the fields have since been receded and should be ready to open in the spring, a temporary fence keeping the pigs out. but they also chewed up the ground near the playground. the city repair that too but didn't install a temporary fence turn and to geback up we to just want everybody to stay on the at night be very careful and on and askedhe city is wor

. >> katia, how do you assess this? does he pay any price or is this the kind of thing that's swept away by the next crisis in 24 hours? >> i mean, when that tweet came out, we heard from legal expert after legal expert saying the whistle-blower protection act covers the intelligence community so the president has the authority to protect the whistle-blower and their identity. if we have the president coming forward trying to name that person, this could actually mean legal ramifications against him trying to retaliate against this person, whoever their identity is. that can come to legal consequences. what they might look like coming down the line, the republicans, his allies, if they keep calling for identity to come forward and endanger this person, we could see there's going to be legal blowback at least towards the president if he continues down this route. >> all this for a retweet. amazing. katia tubman and dave leventhal. thank you forg getting up early this morning. >>> breaking ranks. why some may force a sena

pnow off limits to the public they roamed the land eating anything they can and recreion jonathan katia 90's says the wild pigs first ripped the ball fields up in october as bad as they look now with patches of grass missing. he says the fields were in worse shape at the beginning more like with the ea around the playground looks ike now and they early november, came back. >>and. >>if the scho feels he's referring to rton lley elementary school which is now also dealing with the problem t to 90's says fixing the community park is a priority. a temporaryfence has been installed to keep the wild pigs hours right are feeling good about our repairs and the fields are looking good. we've putowfresh scene and he believes thfields will be read for use by the spring, but that's after $75,000 in repairs for trails behind the lafayette communityenter have been closed off to the public. jeff moore is using one of t f

land eating anything they can and recreion jonathan katia 90's says the wild pigs first ripped the ball fields up in october as bad as they look now with patches of grass missing. he says the fields were in worse shape at the beginning more like with the ea around the playground looks ike now and they early november, came back. >>and. >>if the scho feels he's referring to rton lley elementary school which is now also dealing with the problem t to 90's says fixing the community park is a priority. a temporaryfence has been installed to keep the wild pigs hours right are feeling good about our repairs and the fields are looking good. we've putowfresh scene and he believes thfields will be read for use by the spring, but that's after $75,000 in repairs for trails behind the lafayette communityenter have been closed off to the public. jeff moore is using one of the few still open we haven't had that. >>problems with them in the past said theve just moved into the area and ying to figure out had. >>that minor property damage here there's property damage in the neighborhoods. i said e want to

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that he'd end corruption now an investigation into murder and corruption has ended his premiership katia will pursue the young al-jazeera. there have been a series of coordinated protests across latin america on them from mexico to argentina demonstrate is banging on pots and pans to express their frustration over growing inequality and widespread corruption the same happened in chile rocked by pro weeks of violent protests i was in yemen has a report now from santiago. a wave of political and social unrest is sweeping south america and swale has already been in turmoil for years but in the last 4 months presumably stable countries have a rapid heating death anger and political instability in their wake very small elite leap. and. then flow with extreme violence through history that's part of living in america so when people rebel the rebel violently. ecuador where a steep rise in the price of fuel was the last straw an uprising led by indigenous ecuadorians brought the government to its knees. the simple livia will rage over president ever would alice is insistence on claiming victory i

that he'd end corruption now an investigation into murder and corruption has ended his premiership katia little personal yawn al-jazeera. in the news ahead. i'm andrew thomas near in northern china and that is part of the power of siberia a pipeline about to bring billions of cubic meters of gas from russia to china and it's a project as much about politics as economics. and dancing across the nation more than a 100 aboriginal tribes in australia joined a cross country ceremony. how the weather is changing in turkey the clothes been rolling stroh's produce rains fast science is lebanon a good part of northern syria it's just wiped out the satellite picture but it translates to snow of the high ground in eastern turkey and rain to the south that rain does for a long way south to focus on monday takes it all the way down towards q 8 significant rain seems likely over the plains of iraq and of the high grounds and is iran it turns readily to snow terence a 15 degrees it cools down to some degree by tuesday at 10 was clearly the high ground covered in snow not far away from you this is going

an unprecedented disaster and emergency crews are expecting conditions to worsen into the new year katia llopis of the yuan al-jazeera. well look you can see is a spokesman for the county fire authority in melbourne he says the terrain in victoria makes the bushfires especially difficult to fight we're talking about very small 'd town ships and some larger towns as well that and it's all been amongst forested areas of victoria so they're very hard to defend we really have to wait until the far reaches that here and ships in the half or 14 crews protect the k. yes it's in those areas unfortunately we do believe that we're going to have lost a number of houses across a skips landed in the north east of the state just given the significance of baseball has. still to come here on al-jazeera a gesture of political goodwill spain state's attorney recommends the police of the jailed country one separatist leader. getting 2 adults it just got more difficult for alaskans living in remote areas. hello there we have got the chance if you coast into eastern areas of china plenty of con has been stre

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investigate the killings but the opposition says that's not enough the protests they say will continue katiaocus of the young al-jazeera. the us house judiciary committee has released a report explaining constitutional grounds for the planned impeachment of president . the report comes after the top democrat in u.s. congress nancy pelosi announced earlier in the week their party is moving forward with drafting formal articles of impeachment the case enters on allegations trump tried to use military aid to ukraine as leverage by trying to get its leader to investigate its political rival joe biden a 3rd consecutive day of a nationwide strike and france's cause travel chaos over the weekend of a transport flights and hospitals are all disrupted again protesters are angry at president plans for pension reform and government insists the strikes will not stop the changes though from happening. scientists are calling it the ultimate wake up call to humanity they're warning that levels of oxygen in the world's oceans are dropping and they blame climate change for that oceans cover 70 percent of the

this latest case now sparking a new wave of outrage across the country katia lupus over yon al-jazeera russia's parliament has resubmitted ability ends domestic violence that failed to pass 3 years ago but m.p.'s pushing for the law are facing threats from conservatives and religious groups so it wasn't as a story from. reported her husband's abuse weeks before her death police said santo way saying so gay a policeman himself could only be fined and she would jeopardize his career when she asked for a divorce her husband stabbed her 50 staff and times. the child went to wake up his mom in the morning and found her with her throat sliced open covered didn't blood and her eyes half closed that's how he described it himself the fact that sergei has a child was considered a so soft circumstance isn't an absurd situation he killed this child's mother he left this child alone with the body of his mom. there are no official statistics but hundreds or even thousands of russian women are murdered by their husbands every year those who managed to escape can go to a crisis center but they are onl

they don't repeat themselves this latest case now sparking a new wave of outrage across the country katia llopis of the young al-jazeera who the rebels in yemen have released footage they say shows the shooting down of a saudi apache helicopter the group says it was behind the downing of the aircraft on friday and that 2 saudi pilots were killed helicopter was hit by a surface to air missile and crashed on the south side of. but also to come here not just here including farms of the future we travel to wales to see how all techniques could help save the planet. and bethlehem lights up the start of the christmas season as the holy relic returns to the city after more than a 1000 years more of that stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well across much of china we're seeing some low clouds in the area and that's what you see right here on the satellite those gray areas of clouds pushing over here slightly towards the east not a lot of rain except in the central areas of the country here in the central areas we're going to be seeing probably temperatur

they don't repeat themselves this latest case now sparking a new wave of outrage across the country katia lapus of the young al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera anchor on the streets crowds kill just suspected problems in the democratic republic of congo plus. farms of the future we travel to wales to see how all techniques could help save the planet. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across turkey it is going to be very messy wintry weather over the next few days and the reason being is we have a front that is coming in off the black sea bring you winds out of the north temperatures will be falling as we go from sunday as well as into monday but starting here in ankara it's going to be a rainy and windy day for you temperature of about 10 degrees by the time get towards monday the temp is dropping but you will be seeing more sun in the forecast out to the east so it is going to be quite heavy snow particularly the higher elevations and a lot of rain down across parts of iraq for baghdad you will see that rain as well your forecast is going to sta

investigate the killings but the opposition says that's not enough the protests they say will continue katialopis of the young al-jazeera. president is vowing to punish people traffickers after dozens of gambians died in the shipwreck off or chinese coast they were trying to reach spain's canary islands at least $85.00 people survived and were brought ashore hours there as mohammad vall met some of them and he filed this report from northwestern martain year. 2 nephews were victims of the boat which capsized on wednesday she's a migrant some from. to mauritania a few years ago that it and that a colored this the boat was anchored on the sea shore in the smugglers were scouting for passengers my grandson and 2 others heard about this and they decided to join the treaty we were hopeful that they were going to succeed. out of 150 mostly gambian migrants 85 managed to swim to safety and were found by the mauritanian military near the northern city of what they were given food cloth and shelter by mauritanian authorities and various you and agencies including the international organization for mi

investigate the killings but the opposition says that's not enough the protests they say will continue katiaocus of the young al-jazeera. police in india used water cannon on protesters demanding justice for woman who died after being set on the fire by the man accused of raping . a number of protests across india police say the 23 year old was on her way to a court hearing in her rape case when she was attacked she suffered a heart attack while being treated for burns meanwhile india's top human rights commission has launched an investigation into the police shooting of rape murder suspects in tel i'm gonna police say they shot the 4 men early on friday when they tried to escape during a reenactment of the crime scene they were accused of gang raping a 27 year old woman and killing her debts were met with celebrations. in new delhi was some of the reaction from the shooting. the debate has now moved from not just getting swift justice but just getting it anyhow so what happened after they heard about killing we've seen immense support for the policeman who killed these who are accused howev

they don't repeat themselves this latest case now sparking a new wave of outrage across the country katia lapus of the young al-jazeera. still ahead on al jazeera anger on the streets crowds kill 2 suspected rebels in the democratic republic of congo plus. they want it to be accessible to the 9000000000 people they're going to be on the planet in the next 20 years a mouth watering task the race to create a plant based burger without any means that everyone can enjoy. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecasts were here across turkey it is going to be very messy wintry weather over the next few days and the reason being is we have a front that is coming in off the black sea breeze or winds out of the north temperatures will be falling as we go from sunday as well as into monday but starting here and it's going to be a rainy and windy day for you temperature of about 10 degrees by the time get towards monday the temp is dropping but you will be seeing more sun in the forecast out to the east so it is going to be quite heavy snow particularly the higher elevations and a

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i was talking to neil katia on "the beat."e said this is a must for bolton, completely clears the way for bolton to testify. what do you make of it? is this a major game-changer? is this clearing the way for him? >> the hard part is going to be getting 51 votes in the senate to approve his testimony, compel him to testify. there could be a scenario in which president trump and his lawyers decide to take this all the way to the supreme court, whether they can compel him to testify. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has made very clear he is in lock ststep with this whi house. the idea that any dam is going to break open and there will be defections of republicans or some type of star witness, ala watergate that will blow the lid right off of this is probably a bit far fetched at this point. >> it seems, evan, as if john bolton wants to testify. heard him in the npr interview last week where he said, i've got a lot of information, but waiting on the decision with regards to the kupperman case. we got that decision here. i

investigate the killings but the opposition says that's not enough the protests they say will continue katiaocus of the young algis here. are scientists in uganda are raising concerns about the effects of climate change on africa's largest lake it is a major source of fresh water and fish but those who make their living off late victoria fear their livelihoods could disappear if nothing's done. has more from the capital kampala. john suhaila has been a fisherman nearly all his life so as his father and grandfather too it's how the bills get paid but he says something has not been right for a long time on the lakes of toria. the water is warmer than yes before this is the 1st fish she's caught in alice. waters every time i come to fish i catch very little it's said sometimes i don't get enough to properly take care of my family. scientists one life in africa's largest freshwater lake could die if the warning signs continue to be ignored millions in east africa depend on lake victoria but when they fish stocks are being blamed on overfishing pollution and climate change is special or will we h

investigate the killings but the opposition says that's not enough the protests they say will continue katiaocus of the young al-jazeera. the wrong drums of burundi have been considered sacred since ancient times and a symbol of unity located in the field are going to sure you know asco world heritage sites the germs are a vital part of the area's culture and tradition now children are being taught the ritual so it's passed on to the next generation catherine sorry has the story from . these are some of these best dramas they leave in the shower home to the famous royal drums and a culture of drumming that dates back centuries the ritual of the royal drugs is now the u. nascar heritage least. leads drama he tells us this compound in the heart to entering is significant and is ancient king with came here seeking refuge when belgian colonizers wanted to kill him at the time of the 19th century he later surrendered but the drumming he loved stayed on to mark the bravery of those who helped him. when people heard he was here they brought him a gift of. you slaughtered them for a feast and used t

of blazes a burning across the country and firefighters fear a new heat wife could spark even more katia lopez hardy reports. strong winds and record heat this fire season in australia is being described as kind of traffic and now there's a new threat columns of smoke and heat from the flames are causing thunderstorms and lightning that could spread the fires and spark new ones we have recently issued a severe thunderstorm warning for central victoria including a specific warning for some severe thunderstorm cells that are moving towards the melbourne area. the fire threat is high in the states of new south wales south australia and fatah area tens of thousands of people including turrets have been told it's too late to leave as out of control fires burn year by they've been advised to immediately seek shelter police and far already very strong to get people out of those environments get the wife from the bush environment but as you know once you go on holiday sometimes you disconnect from you tell a farm's disconnect from listening to the right yeah you actually enjoy yourself. fires an

this latest case now sparking a new wave of outrage across the country katia a young al-jazeera a mob in the democratic republic of congo has killed 2 suspected rebels in the town of beni in the northern khyber region the crowd attacked a man and woman dressed in civilian clothes after guns and ammunition with found in their bags accuse them of being members of the allied democratic forces which is blamed for killing more than a 100 civilians in the past month 2 and measles epidemic sweeping through summer has now killed 44 people more than 3000 cases have been registered since the outbreak began last month. health officials say most of the victims are children under the age of 4. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after studio b. unscripted station that's a watching. you can't really make a record this was something monumental a horrific slavery thing under natural and we connect on our collective anger a lot of the time what it what it actually do for you is just rock. my name still isn't punk but you can call me george the poet something happens over the

investigate the killings but the opposition says that's not enough the protests they say will continue katialocus of the al-jazeera. taliban and u.s. negotiators to resume their talks aimed at ending the war in afghanistan the u.s. delegation says renewed discussions in qatar will focus on the reduction of violence to lead to intra afghan negotiations and a cease fire back in september u.s. president donald trump abruptly stopped the talks just as both sides are quite close to signing a deal. the democratic led house of representatives has passed a resolution backing a 2 state solution for israel and palestine it voted along party lines to pass a largely symbolic measure the house reaffirmed the longstanding u.s. policy against settlement expansion that was reversed last month by the trump administration. still ahead for you on this news hour we'll take you to the mountains of me and mark where secret clinics for heroin addicts are proving to be controversial. also how climate change is wrecking the once thriving fishing industry along the u.s. eastern coast and in sports we'll hear from for

investigate the killings but the opposition says that's not enough the protests they say will continue katiaucas of the al-jazeera. police in india used water cannons on protesters demanding justice for a woman who died after being set on fire by the man accused of raping her. there have been a number of protests across india police say the 23 year old was on her way to a court hearing in her rape case when she was attacked she suffered a heart attack while being treated for burns. meanwhile india's top human rights commission has launched an investigation into a police shooting of rape murder suspects intel and ghana police say there shot the 4 men early on friday when they tried to escape during a reenactment at the crime scene they were accused of gang raping a 27 year old woman and killing their debts were met with celebrations. is in new delhi with some of the reaction from the shooting. the debate has now moved from not just getting swift justice but just getting it anyhow so what happened after they heard about killing we've seen immense support for the policeman who killed these who

investigate the killings but the opposition says that's not enough the protests they say will continue katiaocus of the young al-jazeera. gambians president has value and to punish people traffickers just days out the dozens of gambians died in a shipwreck off mauritania's coast they're trying to reach spain's canary islands at least 83 people survived and are brought ashore an increasing number of migrants have been spotted on the so-called western route to europe this year on friday mauritania as coast guard intercepted another boat carrying migrants headed to spain. for foreign media had been denied access to the migrants who survived wednesday's shipwreck al-jazeera valve is in the know what to do on mauritania's coast and says there's been a lot of speculation as to why that's the case. the mauritania authorities have in the past been very cooperative with the media they even invited the international media and the local media to see how they treated the migrants so so the n.g.o.s the u.n. agencies have every interest in showing that they are dealing in a very good way with his migrants

they don't repeat themselves this latest case now sparking a new wave of outrage across the country katia were pisser young al-jazeera. russia's parliament has readmitted a bill against domestic violence of sales the past 3 years ago but m.p.'s pushing for the lore are facing threats from conservative and religious groups hundreds of russian women die every year victims of domestic violence that last reports now from moscow. had reported her husband's abuse weeks before her death police had sent her away saying sergei a policeman himself could only be fined and she would jeopardize his career when she asked for a divorce her husband stabbed her 57 times it had been accepted our child went to wake up his mom in the morning and found her with her throat sliced open covered in blood and her eyes half closed that's how he described it himself the fact that sergei has a child was considered a soft new circumstance isn't an absurd situation he killed this child's mother he left this child alone with the body of his mom. there are no official statistics but hundreds or even powers of russian wom

what you should be expecting is this is one of the last katia call events we should be expecting, essentiallyake a case to the teamsters in iowa. when you look at the candidates, who's qualified for the debate stage next month, it's a white stage. no candidates of color have qualified for that debate stage at this point. and as you've seen the likes of kamala harris drop out of the race earlier this week, you're beginning to see the candidates focus on one another, namely pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren on thursday calling out pete buttigieg over his work at mckinzie from 2007 to 2010, in which he has under a nondisclosure agreement, unable to talk about the clients that he worked for, but she also criticized him over his closed-press fund-raisers he's been holding. in return, pete buttigieg has called out elizabeth warren for not releasing her tax returns prior to 2008. asking if he is to be held to the standards of his time in corporate america, she should be as well. she has detailed a list of clients that she worked for, cases she was involved with in which she consu