just before we go, let's return to iran and those pictures from the funeral and kerman.eets, many of them dressed in black. qasem soleimani was seen as the country's second most powerful figure. soleimani was seen as the country's second most powerfulfigure. qasem soleimani was a national hero. more on that shortly. hello. we've got multiple areas of low pressure to deal with across the uk in the coming days. monday's rain has cleared eastwards, but waiting in the wings is our next atlantic system, and this is going to bring severe gales across scotland and northern england through tuesday, heavy rain as well. that's only part of the story, because they're also drawing up some very mild air. temperatures quite widely around the mid teens, perhaps even higher across the eastern side of scotland. but it's the strength of the wind that we're most concerned about through tuesday. severe gales for scotland and northern england. we have a yellow warning from the met office in place, some disruption is possible. a very wet and windy start across scotland, outbreaks of rain clea

his body is being taken to his home town of kerman. you saw the coffin moving.to lebanon and our correspondent, lina sinjab, in beirut. how is it all looking from there? basically, this is a time of mobilising support among the loyalists, the shia community in the region, and we are now seeing coffins, the body of general soleimani is reaching his home town for burial but this is also time to mark the huge number, influx of people, the flood of people that took to the streets over three days of funeral procession, taking place in his home country, just to show the world that what iran wants to show the world, how defined they are and the solidarity they have got behind them in condemning this is a summation and sending a strong message to the us that they will retaliate and respond. very significant iranian interest where you are in lebanon. iranian retaliation for the american association by drone is to. what are you hearing about it. basically, the resista nce you hearing about it. basically, the resistance as you say, the resista nce resistance as you say, th

hundreds of thousands of people gather in the iranian city of kerman for the burial of general qasemeimani. america denies it will start pulling troops out of iraq, after a letterfrom a us general there suggested a withdrawal. the shadow business secretary, rebecca long—bailey, joins the race to become the next labour leader. joker leads the bafta film nominations, with 11 nods. and in the fa cup, arsenal beat the championship leaders leeds united 1—0 at the emirates. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. the british teenager who was convicted of lying about being raped bya group convicted of lying about being raped by a group of israeli men in cyprus has been given a four month suspended sentence, meaning she is now free to return to the uk. her lawyer told the bbc there was huge relief she was being allowed to go home, but confirmed she would appeal her conviction. the 19—year—old was found guilty after she retracted her original statement alleging she had been attacked by 12 men in ayia napa. she says she was coerced into changing his story. our correspondentjohn maguire

general soleimani who was killed by us forces — his coffin arrives has arrived in his birthplace of kermanhead of his funeral. i'm lucy hockings live in wandandian in new south wales where firefighters are in a race against time with hot, windy weather forecast for later in the week. i'm kasia madera in london — also in the programme. an indonesian man — declared the worst serial rapist in british criminal history has been jailed for a minimum of 30 years. disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein faces charges of rape and sexual assault — and notjust in new york. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 8 in the evening in washington where the trump administration has been forced to deny it plans to pull us troops out of iraq. as demanded by the baghdad parliament. it follows the emergence of a leaked letter that the us defence secretary has called ‘misleading'. all this, prompted by the us killing of an iranian general in iraq. the funeral of qasem soleimani in tehran has attracted huge cro

those pictures from kerman., president donald trump has been tweeting in the last few minutes. he says: lauren wolfe writes for foreign policy magazine and she joins us now from new york. it is fairto it is fair to say you are not a fan of president trump, and you are speaking about the nervousness, why? we have been the centre of terrorist attacks, our president seems to make our country less safe and there is zero indication right now that he has done anything to make it more safe copy congress has requested the records of why this attack happened but in the meantime we have no idea and it basically calling upon a traditional enemy of the united states to retaliate. mr trump is right in saying that general soleimani had been responsible for many deaths. certainly, but we have laws in this country, and to assassinate someone without just cause, we don't have congress declaring any kind of war, this is just a rogue action from a president who has acted broglie since he was elected. it is a fact that his administ

the body of qassem soleimani has arrived in his home town of kerman for burial. iran's ayatollah led prayers and hundreds of thousands of mourners packed the streets with some chanting death to america getting out to beirut today. a lot of developments. just talk us through the rhetoric that is coming out of iran in the last 24 hours. it seems the case for a diplomatic solution has now been completely closed. >> reporter: as you said, it is a very fast moving story in the last few minutes, we've heard some flashes from the news agency of the iranian regime one thing they mention is that the government is reviewing 13 different revenge case scenarios to avenge the murder of qassem soleimani. another flash that suggested that the foreign ministry would be, quote, ready to come back to full compliance in the nuclear deal, end quote. that goes to show you that really, this is a regime that is seemingly scrambling to keep up with what is coming out of washington at this point president trump has said again and again, mike pompeo, ryan hook, all of them sticking to one

dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you day and new details on a new year's day shooting death investigation in dublin. police have arrested and charged the man involved and also identified the woman killed by her ex-boyfriend during an attempted home invasion. officials say 28 year-old adriana navarro was the woman shot and killed by her ex-boyfriend when she went to his home on the 3400 block a monahan's street on wednesday. navarro was with 28 year-old ricky tyrone white junior police say white pulled out a gun and pointed it at navarro is ex-boyfriend the former boyfriend also took out a gun and the 2 men exchanged gunfire. navarro was killed and white injured. why does facing a number of charges including homicide attempted homicide and home invasion robbery. >>2 men have been charged in the death of an oakland research engineer who died while trying to recover his stolen laptop that that's happening inside a starbucks and the montclair district of oakland kron four's maureen kelly has the latest on the alleg

that's the latest reporting live at sfo dan kerman kron 4 news thank you dan good information and make sure you check out kron 4 dot com there we have an article on the symptoms of the corona virus how it's similar to ebola. >>and sars how the virus spreads in ways you can avoid it. again you can find that out on our link our website kron 4 dot com. news traffic backed on southbound 2 80 in millbrae following a fatal collision. >>just before 2 o'clock this afternoon chp says a white truck that you can see there is struck a light post and then went off the roadway into trees before bursting into flames. that's your truesdale drive chp is warning drivers to expect delays as the number 4 lane remains closed at this time. no other details have been released. >>turning now to stormtracker 4 parts of the bay area, especially the north bay song decent amount of rain today want to take a look outside at the roads a live look here. some of our bridges you see the golden gate upper-left everything's what it would appear san mateo their next to it and bottom left that is the toll plaza at the bay

the procession has reached its final stage, as his body is taken to his hometown of kerman in south—easternran, where he will be buried in the coming hours. officials in australia have warned that blazes will "take off" again after a brief respite. they also said huge fires could meet to create a larger "mega blaze". and pictures from harbin in china are doing well on our website. they show how thousands of cubic metres of ice, taken from the city's frozen river, was transformed into works of art. artists from around the world gathered for the annual ice sculpting competition. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. america's assassination of one of iran's top generals, qasem soleimani, has bred new fears of war gci’oss soleimani, has bred new fears of war across the middle east. the key protagonists are in washington and tehran, the main stage for the conflict may well be iraqi. he was assassinated in baghdad. iraq is under intense pressure to pick sides. my guest is ayad allawi who was the country's vice president twice

kron four's dan kerman is live there tonight. he has more on all of this stand. >>wolf and this is the building it's the sheet metal workers union building in the idea is to purchase this and the parking lot next door and turn it into a 100 affordable housing units. this is san francisco's only affordable housing complex aimed at lgbtq seniors. i'm i'm. >>i can relax my muscles, my shoulders and got it is just the greatest feeling because said definitely welcome but open house on laguna street only as a 119 apartments. >>3,000 people still remain on the waiting list. >>the needs so far exceeds what we have available. it's quite frankly hard to wrap your mind around. and hart told in your heart the pain that's causing people to >>aaron school teddy is the executive director of open house that's all we hear from seniors over and over again is they're living in fear, they're living in fear of eviction they're living in fear that the building they live and will be sold they're living on the streets, the homeless population in the city is largely over 50 years old but

live at the da's office in contra costa county dan kerman kron 4 news. >>all right dan 2 men face the death penalty if it is proven that they were behind this deadly shooting in san francisco's fillmore district last year. a 25 year-old man was shot and killed while out on a saturday night this is back on march 23th, 5 other innocent people just walking by along fillmore street were also hurt during the shootout one of them a 27 year-old man was shot in the spine and is now paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair. >>an event like this is completely unacceptable. the streets of san francisco cannot and will not be used as a playground for gang warfare. we want to allow and we're pursuing those who try. >>the fbi has charged 28 year-old robert manning and 26 year-old jamari coats with being felons in possession of a firearm and use of a gun resulting in a death. >>palo alto police say they need help in identifying the suspects who broke into a bloomingdale's and stole about $83,000 worth of merchandise. it happened on tuesday at the stanford shopping center

>>kron dan kerman live for us in the newsroom with the details on the plan he didn't. >>well if that sounds familiar terms of exactly what the governors talking about it should oakland is doing that already we spoke with oakland mayor libby schaaf about the governor's plans. faced with a mounting homeless crisis the governor signed an executive order to allow all communities to use state caltrans property for emergency shelters, something the city of oakland has already been doing by utilizing caltrans land we had a much higher success rate. >>at convincing homeless individuals to move into shelter because it is right there with a loud encampments to stay together as a community and move together on to these cabin communities so we have found this to be extremely helpful in a preview of his $1 billion budget proposal. the governor also announced your marking million to create a fund to provide more affordable housing and provide rental subsidies, oakland mayor libby schaaf says this is significant sometimes somebody can actually get house and almost afford the rent. >>

kron four's dan kerman explains how the governor plans to help the east bay. >>the state of california has not then front and center in the homeless debate for decades governor newsom brght his homelessness toward oakland thursday to make it clear times have changed in state support to local governments is here we are committed for the long haul to be real partners with cities, large and sml counties large and small throughout the state of caifornia that support begins with a 100 trailers that will be deployed throughout the state to house those with no shelter, oakland will get 15 of them. these trailers will house between 5070 individuals. >>6 of these trailers will be used to house homeless use the remainder will be used for families but the governor was quick to point out he knows these trailers are only a temporary solution, none of us are naive that 15 former fema trailers now and state control. >>and state owned is going to quote unquote solve the crisis, it's about catalyzing a focus catalyng investment im beginning to leverage our resources and resour

live at sfo dan kerman kron 4 news thank you dan, a former san mateo poli officer has been sentenced to 81 years in ison. >>35 year-old noahwinchester was sentenced yesterday for raping 5 women while on ty winchester was convicted ba in october for raping 3 women between july of 20 13 in october 2015 while he served with the san mateo police departments and 2 others when he was an officer for the los rios community colleg district in sacramento. winchester woed fo that college police department from january 2009 until january 2015. >>take a look at this video this is from a dash cam that's on a tesla and it caught a pretty good look at a thief and higetaw driver. the video shows the 2 breaking into 3 cars in san francisco within minutes. this happened just last night before 10 o'clock the cars were parked along the embarcadero inside a parking lot at davis reet and broadway. the 2 werewearing dark colored clothing with a hood and masks one smashing glass had a glove on his right hand, they drove off in wh appears to be a silver toyota camry, the video captured a although it is hard t

54 years old the suspect is accused of having unlawful relationships with 2 miners kron four's dan kerman joining us live now from our team is with more this is a unusl cases in advance. >>indeed allegedly happened 22 years ago in terms of the charging there's onlyone child involved one was 16 one wa17 at the time according to the investation. however, one of those 2 children is now dead. it was the otheone that came forward late last ar that launched the investigation and that led to the arrest nd charges. >>merrill mount a high physical education teacher kyle wood has been placed on administrative leave following her arrest wednesy. a former student has come forward saying would sexuallmolested her back in the late 90's when wood was a teacher kalani sigh student safety and the trust of parents have won the student goes off to school is and something we take very seriously and a 4. >>proper develment of students in school they need to feel safe. they need to be honorably and with respect. and when we sea case where that is possibly violated it is of grave concern parents of all high sch

>>live in pleasanton dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>tonight a woman is dead after a hit and run in berkeley police say the woman who died was walking on the sidewalk when she was hit. it morning at 6 and university in berkeley. police say a u c berkeley officer observed a woman yelling for help she was in car that officer attempted to detain the woman and thedriver of the car, but the drivesped off eventually making a couple of u turns along 6th street trying to lose the officer witnesses say the officer had his lights on but not his sirens while in the process of trying to evade police they say the driver eventually made a wide left hand turn onto university went off the roway and onto the sidewalk in the process hitting and killing a woman in their path. the car then sped off and hasn't been seen sense is described as a gray or charcl colored 4 door sedan u c berkeley police have not yet release additional information in santa rosa highway patrol officers made 4 arrests over the weekend connected to sideshow activity. >>happened su

dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan still to come tonight, we go live to the sierra and whave a report on that deadly avalanche in alpine meadows they killed a person and seriously injured ather. >>and presidential hopeful mike bloomberg is here in the bay what he says is a key issue for california vers. he says call me mike, we also good at levi's stadium with a sneak peek before that the playoff game sunday with players had to say about the it's set for what could be a historic celebration in santa clara on sunday, the finishing touches are now being put on levistadium as it. >>prepares to host its first ever nfchampionship today crawford's ago spoke with members of the team after practice who have their eyes on the big prize. was business as usual the last fall practice before the nfc championship game preparations. exact same similar to the self-confidence you actually believe in yourself if you don't believe in yourself then nobody does my attitude, no sis of nerves. the nfc west champion, san francis

dan kerman kron 4 news.>all right dan in the north bay, the suspect in the girl's alleged assault right near sonoma middle school has been identified police say jesse lee on granada lopez of sonoma kidnapped and sexually assaulted the girl while she was walking to school. this happened near all tamir middle school in sonoma county police say the school called around 8 o'clock yesterday morning. and at about the same time police say they got another call saying that someone with a similar description was trying to abducting and assault another student so to students here. officers say they found granada lopez and arrested him they say they are confident he is the only one involved in this case, however, deputies will still be doing extra patrols near that school for the rest of the week. >>time now for 4 zone forecast taking a live look outside from our sutro camera the golden gate bridge okc will rainy out there still death feels meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here today that breeze a little bit of rain

a history of misconct within its ranks and now a turn in te dante pointer says >>kron four's dan kerman is following the story for us tonight. he's li in the newsroom with more dan. tuing it on tape pointers worked at the law offis of civil rights attorneys john burress for e last 15 years. >>and most cases challenging police misconduct now pointer is suing opd himself saying he towas a victim. that's outrageous. i mean be threatened within the inch of yo life for doing nothing more than minding your business dring the street. >>fighing police misconduct is what bay area civil rights attorneys at dante pointer has spent the last 15 years doing, but now pointer says his civil rights were violated by oakld police during a traffic stop so he's suing them to ma sure it doesn't happen to anyone else. anyone. could be subject to this type of treatment and literally have thr life. >>put in nger bthe people who we pay to serve and protect d not harass owner says it was the y after christmas 2017 when he was pulled over in san leandro. >>well the way to the grocery store. he says armed officers

kron four's dan kerman is live there for us tonight and dan i understand that a nonstop flight han was canceled today. >>that's right nonstop flights from have been canceled because chinese authorities have shut down the airport there. so technically there should be no flights either connecting or nonstop coming into sfo or any other us airport. the question remains then that if the cdc is still testing people at these 5 us airports, including san francisco international airport who are they testing. we reached out to the cdc and have been waiting for a response that 5 hours it has not yet come in the meantime we are talking to other people coming in from mainland china and talking about this virus which they too are concerned about. >>thursday's nonstop flight hunt sfo was canceled as chinese authorities shut down the airport there to contain the corona virus in the meantime those arriving from other chinese cities underwent health screenings before boarding for the us take my temperature while the majority of those who have died from the corona virus had been in and around move on. s

pam moore, it turns out matching vehicles were involved inboth of these incidents kron four's dan kerman is live in san leandro tonight with the latest dan. that's right authorities from both police agencies looking into the possibility that the people responsible for the burglary here. >>also committed this violent home invasion robbery that took place in san francisco just an hour later. no one was around when burglars in hoodies broke into this marjory avenue home in san leandro 5 suspects broke through the back door. residents ransacked burglary the suspect seen in the security video got away with the playstation and some jewelry before escaping in a silver uconn and a blue infiniti but now it turns out this january 8th burglary may have just been the first of 2 crimes committed that day the 2 vehicles that we had a suspect vehicles. >>appear to match a similar crime in san francisco. >>san francisco police confirm shortly before one 30 pm that same day armed masked suspects wielding firearms. enter to hanover street home in the city's angle side district in this case people were hom

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>one woman is dead and dublin after police say that she and another man tried to break into her ex-boyfriend's home. the man that she was with was also shot and injured and has now been detained by police kron four's justine woman has details. >>we were kind of wondering what's going on and then we heard that is a murder people are in disbelief a crime scene unfolded in their neighborhood is sounds pretty scary because i am living here is very safe area we never heard of any. that kind of serious crimes in here this is not just a random act of violence, this is something that. >>the president knew this person that came their house dublin police tell kron 4 news a 28 year-old woman and 28 year old man started banging on the door of her 29 year-old ex-boyfriend at 1130 on wednesday night. >>the resident woke up got his gun and recognized his acts at the door so we opened the door and then the door was forced open on to him and he was approached by that ex-girlfriend and a male. >>and t

why the sales force transit center dan kerman on 4 news right and fatal hein and ntanyl overdoses more than doubled in 2019 compared to the year before the city'sdical examiner'office. >>in san francisco reported that disturbing trd today and as kron fous maureen kellytells us the grim figures are sparking calls for an emergency response from city leaders. >>the last fatal onthat actually saw m was just over a year ago this opioid addict o did not want his face shown and asked only to be referred to as doc says he's been living on the streets 6 and a half years he also says he's en many overdoses firsthand don't know about >>i mean there's been tal. >>they got going about because of those on the scene so that we use in our chat. has seen a word some wind in the two-man timebut yeah, it's just precise por learning from new preliminary data coming from the san franciscmedical examiner's offic >>that last year there were 290 deaths lked either heroin or fentanyl a combination of the 2 opioids that's more than double the total number of fatal overdoses of both those drugs in 2018. when the

linked to a burglary in the east bay and violent home invasions in san francisco kron four's dan kerman has that story. >>you're looking at security video of a burglary in san leandro you see 5 men in hoodies entering a marjory avenue home on january 8th after breaking through a back door with a crowbar police say they stole several items in this case a playstation and a small amount of no one was home at the time and the suspects ended up escaping. >>in a silver gmc yukon and a blue infiniti now it turns out this may just have been the beginning of their crime spree for the day. we learned about a case with san francisco. >>in which we believe the vehicles from our burglary matched the crime they were investigating we've been in touch with them and it's an ongoing investigation. >>san francisco police confirmed shortly before one 30 pm that same day armed masked suspects wielding firearms entered the hanover street home in the city's angle side district struck one victim in the head with a firearm and escaped with cash and several personal items, it's very common for us to see that not

kron four's dan kerman live for us at the airport tonight. dan we understand that today's nonstop flight from will han was canceled. well that's right chinese authorities have shut down the airport and the cdc was testing for anybody coming in on a direct flight or connecting flight hot well, there's no such thing anymore because the airport is shut down. >>still the cdc says they are continuing to screen. but it is unclear exactly who is getting screened. still here at sfo, plenty of people coming off planes with masks and plenty of people from other parts of china who are concerned. >>there are plenty of people coming off international flights at sfo wearing masks and thursday, but none were on china chinese authorities shut down the airport there to contain the corona virus. those waiting for loved ones to arrive from other parts of china are hopeful that will happen quickly and not really worry up all this worry us the also already have experience with yeah, so and now government pay >>it's throughout the america foste so i think will be

dan kerman kron 4 news. alright dead as we take a peek outside right now getting a check on the 4 zone forecast on this holiday friday night see the golden gate bridge. their little bit. >>hayes coming down over the marin headlands show altogether really nice day let's see how the weekend's going to look checking in with our chief meteorologist lawrence yeah, i was a great day outside lot of sunshine around the bay area but you know what. >>we've got a cold front that is just off the coastline. and that is likely going to bring some bit rain to the bay area as we head into the first part of the weekend so here we go you see that cold front off the coastline bearing down on california in the fall apart, but by the time it gets here is not a huge storm system but certainly. >>if you are out late tonight. there's a very good chance that you could be looking at a couple raindrops so watch out for that temperature wise you've got 60 degrees still pleasant in fremont right now 57 in san jose this 59 degrees in red

dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>coming up tonight, a young woman miss a now nearly 50 years but her loved ones are not giving up hope and neither are the police an update on a bay area cold case ahead, plus heavy rains leave behind a big mess for some people on the peninsula. we hear from some neighbors who say flooding in that area is getting worse also ahead the niners get a big boost as george kittle return to practice today. jason dumas story next. and stormtracker 4 tracking heavy bands of rain making its way to the east bay shoreline. >>making its way for san >>making its way for san leandro and hayward z3pgqz z1ncz y3pgqy y1ncy >>countdown to the nfc championship game continues and there's some pretty good news coming out of santa clara, one of the 49 ers key players was back at practice after missing. yesterday was an ankle injury kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas has more. >>george kittle was back on the practice field thursday after nursing and cool for much of the week, get banged up against the likes

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you so much dan that's the big story. we're following we have now learned that the last of the 3 people tried for the murder of keitgreen has now been released from jail only to be taken into custody agai by homeland security agents haer's ellis had money in live for us in the studio with a this strange turn of events explain. yeah, this is a reay bizarre twt we thought that this year long legal battle was finally over and it looks like another one might be starting again olivi dan or whatever his real estate heiress tiffany lee's bodyguard who admitted to dumping green's body in the murder case. police defense attorneys tell kron 4 today that alleviate there wasn't even his real name that he used a fake french passport and that he waoriginally from the ivory coast. green was murdered in april of 2016 as partf a plea deal. he pleaded no contest to being an acssory to the murder after his conssion. and before he brokenhearted mother shared her thoughts with him in court today. >>for this man could walk out of the jail's fr

4,000 meeting event planners visit the city trying to at least change the narrative kron four's dan kerman is live at the musk only center with more dan. >>this is a big job. >>this is a big job in this conference has been going on for a few days now it was planned 3 years ago that this big conference of event planners was coming to town so this is san francisco's opportunity to put their best foot forward show them what there is and why of and planners despite san francisco's problems at a high cost to bring our events here. >>the newly expanded and renovated miss county center is welcoming more than 4600 meeting and event planners from around the world for the annual pcm a conference it's really a great opportunity for us to showcase the beauty of this place and all the diversity this place and we want to make sure that we take advantage of san francisco travel association ceo joe dallas under says the key is to show the higher costs associated with san francisco are worth because of the new hotels, the high end restaurants, the new chase center and the city's cultural offerings groups t

dan kerman kron 4 news all right today, the city of oakland announced a new program to combat. >>illegal dumping its called oakland proud. the new includes a student ambassador program, civilian enforcement officers and enhanced proactive pickup crews. mayor libby schaaf says to oakland ers it's not enough to be proud of the city you must do proud mumbai people they're doing their part to keep the city clean. >>the government cannot do it alone we do not have enough resources to be everywhere on every block keeping everything at the level of beauty and cleanliness that every oakland or deserves a was. >>mayor chef says it takes 3 these to eliminate trash in the city education eradication and enforcement and all that illegal dumping student ambassadors from oakland high school in skyline high school are currently participating in the program. >>all right taking a peek outside now as we get a check on 4 zone forecast we're looking live here. and with what is that as a looking toward to say the that's camera all kinds of cameras yeah, it's kind of haze is that they are what is it

and these pictures from kerman whether burial is under way for the general.d 50 people and injured 200 more on tuesday. thank you for watching. well, the winds have been a real feature of the weather across northern parts of the uk, particularly scotland. still pretty blustery out there but not as windy as it has been. how about wednesday for most of us? well, there is both sunshine and rain in the forecast. so here is the big picture across our neck of the woods. there is a big storm just south of iceland, pushing still some clouds in our direction, and it looks as though it's going to be pretty cloudy across southern parts of the uk during the course of wednesday, but this is also where we have the milder air, so two areas of weather, really, across the uk on wednesday. the milder, cloudier weather in the south, and the more brisk weather with that fresher atlantic air across northern parts of the uk. and this is what it looks like through the early hours of the morning — even some snow showers there, across the hills of scotland, giving a little covering h

but the passion of the people of kerman for a local hero was too much.essed forward, leading to the tragedy, and many more deaths. this was an accident, but iranians will add the blame to the american account. iran's government says the us is not interested in de—escalation, stopping the slide to war. i don't think the united states has chosen the path of de—escalation. talking about de—escalation is different from choosing the path. the united states killed a number of people, important personalities, both iraqi officials as well as iranian officials in a foreign territory. that's an act of war. even before the crisis, baghdad was not a peaceful city. its centre is full of memorials to hundreds of demonstrators, who, since october, have been shot dead demanding reform and an end to foreign interference. protesters are occupying tahrir, one of baghdad's main squares. this evening, their slogans were against both iran and the united states. so, iraq was in deep crisis before the assassination at baghdad airport imposed new layers of complexity and danger.

another enormous crowd turned out in kerman, qasem soleimani's hometown for his burial.ye. millions have been on the streets to mourn, pray and shout their anger as his coffin has been taken round the country. but the passion of the people of kerman for a local hero was too much, they pressed forward, leading to the tragedy and many more deaths. this was an accident, but iranians will add the blame to the american account. iran's government says the us is not interested in stopping escalation, the slide to war. i don't think the united states has chosen the path of the escalation. talking about the escalation is different from choosing the path. the united states killed a number of people, important personalities, both iraqi officials as well as iranians officials in foreign territory. that's an act of war. even before the crisis, baghdad was not a peaceful city. its centre is full of memorials to hundreds of demonstrators, who since october have been shot dead demanding reform and an end to foreign interference. this evening, the marchers' slogans were against both iran

welcome to the program huge crowds have gathered in the iranian city of kerman for the final funeral procession for general salim ani the top military commander was assassinated in a u.s. drone strike in iraq on friday he'll be laid to rest in his hometown well in response to the killing iran's parliament has approved a motion designating the u.s. army and the pentagon as terrorist organizations speaking a short while ago iran's foreign minister said the u.s. miscalculated by targeting solomonic accusing it of making the world insecure. matter to me don't the iranian nation and freedom fighters are mourning this great loss the united states by assassinating a senior iranian general started a new chapter that will cause them problems the beginning of the end of america's presence in the region has started they do not respect international law they are attacking iranian history which is a shared heritage to the whole world as well just hours earlier the u.s. secretary of defense was forced to clarify it was not pulling troops out of iraq that's off to a draft letter was leaked indicati

dan kerman kron 4 news and thank you and new at a shadowy figure there. >>in this video is a person who police say has been cutting wires to traffic signals and lights. >>in an east bay city tonight police are asking for your help in identifying him conference as he made you has the story. >>here we have harbor street. and this is east 10th you'll see a flashlight that's going to be our suspect walking from east 10th across harbor. and you'll see the ground here is illuminated and then we'll see it go dark investigators here at the pittsburgh police department are asking for the public's help in identifying a man suspected of vandalizing multiple traffic signals and street lights in the downtown area. >>it's about a dozen so far. so there's a lot i don't know if he's carrying burglary tools if he has pride tools, i'm. >>i'm not quite sure how you what it means our of getting these wires exposed to >>the liar could against started back in mid to do that to the new year so far dole it has been injured driving through intersections or crossing the street. po

but the passion of the people of kerman for a local hero was too much.sed forward, leading to the tragedy, and many more deaths. this was an accident, but iranians will add the blame to the american account. iran's government says the us is not interested in de—escalation, stopping the slide to war. i don't think the united states has chosen the path of the escalation. talking about de—escalation is different from choosing the path. the united states killed a number of people, important personalities, both iraqi officials as well as iranian officials in a foreign territory. that's an act of war. even before the crisis, baghdad was not a peaceful city. its centre is full of memorials to hundreds of demonstrators, who, since october, have been shot dead demanding reform and an end to foreign interference. protesters are occupying tahrir, one of baghdad's main squares. this evening, their slogans were against both iran and the united states. so, iraq was in deep crisis before the assassination at baghdad airport imposed new layers of complexity and danger.

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we're hearing developments there out of kerman what more can you tell us. well we're hearing unconfirmed reports that there have been casualties we can't give you the number as of yet but we do know that the emergency services have said that there was a stampede there have been casualties in iran the interior minister official an interior ministry official he's acknowledged that there have been a number of casualties but he hasn't given a number the. governor governor's office he's also. acknowledged that there has been an incident but he's rejected rumors that it was a terrorist attack now there are hundreds of thousands of people out on the on the streets of the city of c'mon it's the largest city in province it has a population of around 820000 people it's about 1000 kilometers away from the iran but this is the final day of mourning the 3rd and final day of mourning for general has got some sort of money but we are hearing that jus to the over crowding that the barrier has been canceled. that would be hugely disappointing for the people in kerman but al

kerman is a much smaller city than teheran. there aren't as big streets, so that's how people have gotten caught up in that stampede, and the numbers are rising as we talk. we're hearing that it could be close to 40 people that have been crushed in that stampede from the emergency services here in iran. and of course alongside all of that, the threats are coming in thick and fast. iran has been relentless in its message of retribution against the united states. yesterday, iran's president has has hassan rouhani sort of trying to answer trump's 52 sites of being hit that iran is going to target 290 sites, a symbol for the 290 civilians killed when the u.s. hit an iranian commercial plane during the iran/iraq war in the '80s. >> ali, how are officials there trying to quell emotions amongst many of the iranians, especially those that are mourning the general? >> reporter: i don't think anybody is trying to quell any emotions here, yasmin because they're just running so high, and a telltale sign of that is when i was at the funeral

well we are seeing images from the city of kerman where there will be a burial service shortly to lay to rest finally the remains of the late general awesome celeb money in his hometown where he wanted to be buried in the marsh or cemetery. the delay was due to the fact that there was a incident because of the number of people that were attending this funeral procession there was a stampede that took place and over 50 people were killed so the authorities tried to delay the burial as much as they could that is what's been happening in kerman on but also in the capital there's been a lot of diplomatic movements around this assassination and the political implications that continue to come from it and we've been hearing that the president hassan rouhani has been you speaking to his french counterpart to manual mccraw they had a phone conversation for just over an hour where they discussed all the ramifications of the assassination of the money the reigning president hassan rouhani said that the united states has to be held accountable for their crimes and he reiterated that the u.s. is

another enormous crowd turned out in kerman, qasem soleimani's hometown for his burial.ran's long goodbye. millions have been on the streets to mourn, pray and shout their anger as his coffin has been taken round the country. but the passion of the people of kerman for a local hero was too much, they pressed forward, leading to the tragedy and many more deaths. this was an accident, but iranians will add the blame to the american account. iran's government says the us is not interested in stopping escalation, the slide to war. i don't think the united states has chosen the path of the escalation. chosen the path of deescalation. talking about deescalation is different from choosing the path. the united states killed a number of people, important personalities, both iraqi officials as well as iranian officials in a foreign territory. that's an act of war. even before the crisis, baghdad was not a peaceful city. its centre is full of memorials to hundreds of demonstrators, who since october have been shot dead demanding reform and an end to foreign interference. this eveni

the procession has reached its final stage, as his body is taken to his hometown of kerman in south—easternran, where he will be buried in the coming hours. officials in australia have warned that blazes will take off again after a brief respite. they also said huge fires could meet to create a larger mega blaze. pictures from harbin, china show how thousands of cubic metres of ice, taken from the city's frozen river, were transformed into works of art. artists from around the world gathered for the annual ice sculpting competition. looking good! that's all from me. bye— bye. more on our website bbc.co.uk/news and the news app. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. american airlines reaches a deal with boeing regarding compensation over the grounding of the boeing 737 max. and take gadgets galore. ces 2020 is under way in las vegas and we look at some the winners and losers. welcome to asia business report, i am sharanjit welcome to asia business report, i am shara njit leyl. welcome to asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl. we begin with the settle m e nt am shara

buried in his hometown of kerman on tuesday. libya's health ministry says at least 30 people have been killed after an airstrike by forces loyal to warlord early for have to are a military academy was targeted in the capital it's the latest attack in have towers ongoing offensive to seize tripoli from the un recognized government 14 people have been killed and 19 wounded in a roadside bomb attack on a bus in bikini a fast 7 school children were among the dead. cooler temperatures in parts of australia have given firefighters a brief reprieve after what's been described as a horrid day of blazes on saturday hundreds of properties are thought to have been destroyed across new south wales and victoria but i thought you say mass evacuations prevented major loss of life those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after risking it all that sort of like that talk to old trees there are we were told to get to it without going through all the ration has this been addressed by tokyo to listen to what these the proposal o

of people were killed in a stampede, as iranians flocked to suleimani's funeral in his hometown of kerman'll have all the latest on the us—iranian tensions and we'll be talking to a state department spokesperson. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. on her way home — the 19—year—old british woman convicted of lying about being raped in cyprus is allowed to fly back to the uk after receiving a four month suspended sentence. a teenager admits killing andrew harper, a police officer who was a newlywed, in berkshire last summer joker leads the pack — this year's bafta film nominations are published — but there's criticism of the lack of diversity. and coming up — england has won the second test against south africa by 189 runs. ben stokes took three wickets in the final hour. it's 5:00pm. our main story — this afternoon the house of commons has been debating the escalating tensions between iran and the us following the killing of the top commander qassem soleimani in a us drone strike. the defence secretary ben wallace repeated the uk government's calls for calm. tonight, thousands of mou

. >> now let's give you a live picture from kerman iran. this is in soleimani's hometown. we pushed out an alert minutes after the attack was confirmed this afternoon. download the app now so you can monitor what's happening immediately. >>> now whether you own, rent or lief live on the street, the housing crisis affects your life. >> we've seen a woman attacked bay street person as she tried to enter her own building. tents take over parking lot, not to mention the day to day issue of public safety and public hygiene. >> we have coverage on the actions taken around the bay area that could build a better bay area. lyanne melendez is in the newsroom after spending today talking to the mayor about new efforts on an old idea. >> and in the north bay, t hassan. >> reporter: this tops a list of places that the county is looking to move some of the homeless people to. it's paved. it's big, and it's near public transportation. >> this one is something that's got to happen fast. it's not to happen in the next two weeks. >> reporter: two weeks until people could be moved from the h

the latest headlines: large crowds have gathered in the iranian city of kerman for the burial of generalne strike last week. more hot windy weather to come, as australia's prime minister promises more than a billion dollars to fight the bushfires. a british teenager convicted of lying about being raped in cyprus now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with in arab news, the paper's coverage of the crisis in the middle east emphasisies gulf news though is tracking the panic in the markets, and says global investors are grappling with the fallout risks. with oil hitting $70 a barrel and market instability spreading, investors say all bets are off for securing a nuclear agreement to keep iran's production in check. the times points to the surge in gold prices as the safest place to move money and investments. their business editor martin strydom writes gold traded at its highest price in nearly seven years. moving away from the middle east, the financial times has an interseting look at big tech companies and their lobbying

state media say the burial in his hometown of kerman has now been postponed. hoping to bury him today for his last arrest. —— mourning. but we have from the state media that the burial has been postponed because they had to deal with the unfolding events and the death, and also many others injured in this stampede. it is obviously because of the huge influx of people who took to the streets for the funeral processions today, and the burial. this is the third day of mourning, funeral processions took place in different cities and towns across iran. it is a moment of mobilising support among the shi'ite community, and the supporters of qasem soleimani's policies. he is someone who was seen asa policies. he is someone who was seen as a hero inside his own country and among his followers, who imposed iran's presence and power in the region, but many others in the region, but many others in the region see him as a war criminal responsible for destabilising the region, imposing sectarian agenda, and is responsible for hundreds of death cases among civilians, especia

dan kerman kron 4 news. for the latest on a developing story. we now know the woman know who was shot and killed in dublin on new year's day. >>was 28 year-old andre ana navarro she's was from the on friday, dublin police idenfied her and the man that she was with at the time. officers say at navarro and 2year-old ricky white junior when tour ex-boyfriend's home on wednesday night and threaten the meowner with a gun. they argued fought and then opened fire. police say the homeowner fired his own weapon as he ran ay to call 911 navao was hit and killed white was injured. the homeowner was not. in the east bay, a nted felon has been caught after leading police on a high-speed chase a contra costa county sheriff spotted the stolen vehicle driving westbound on highway 24 near the wilder exit in orinda this was on thursday night. a police chopper tracked the car to the bay fair bart station in san leandro that's wher officers arrested 20 year-old joseph willis as he tried to ru away. willis is now facing a number

>>dan kerman kron 4 news. >>the gornor also touched on the moms for housing group of homeless mothers were forcibly evicted from the home that they were illegally occupying the governor says the incident underscores a homelessness crisis. they're representing. >>10's of thousands of other mothers. that are struggling and suffering. that will never get the time attention d support that they're receiving. it takes tremendous amount of courage to do at they've done. they deserve enormous amount of credit. >>the governor says his staff will be meeting with the mother soon and omised a quote wonderful things will come out of this ordeal. no other detls were given. >>this saturday marks 49 yrs since 19 year-old christine easton you see hepicture here disappeared in hayrd and her family still wants answers and old friend says christine borrowed a car one night to go shopping with another friend police laer found that car at what used to be charlie's car wash on mission boulevard in hayward but christine was never see

>>that's the pm sees ben s campus dan kerman kron 4 news. we head to break, let's head outside really quickly show you i promise you somewhere in that shot. it's the stamp a tale bridge karl, the fog is sitting on the bridge right and we are back quick check of the 7 day around the bay forecast before we go looks like we're going to have nice conditions today and most of tomorrow but then a chance of showers friday night into saturday when we are sleeping that's right that's it for us we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil," they have an open marriage. >> dr. phil: you say he suggested it. >> he absolutely suggested it. >> dr. phil: you say she suggested it. >> it was her idea. >> dr. phil: he forced me to get into a chat room. >> dr. phil: there's a truth and there's a lie. >> announcer: now she has a boyfriend. >> dr. phil: why would you say this seems like a great deal to get involved in? >> i'm a man. >> dr. phil: you said she's married. no pressure. i think an open marriage is totally asini