paul lim — the man behind me — is 63—years—old.ing towards the second round of the pdc world darts championship. lim, known as the "singapore slinger" is famous for the first televised nine dart finish in darts history. it came in the bdo version of the world championship back in 1990 — when he was competing for the usa. but despite having made his world debut 35 years ago, lim still has it! he stunned the seeded mark webster 3—2, to reach round two of the pdc world championship at alexandra palace last night. lim won the south & west asia qualifier to get to the alexandra palace, then a preliminary match yesterday, before defeating former world champion webster. the crowd loved it to say the least! he will now face former champion gary anderson. i think they should call him the comeback kid! reminder of our top story. the sprinterjustin gatlin who won world 100 metre gold in london in the summer is facing allegations of doping was up in athletics agent alleged that the sprinter is using performance enhancing drug while his coach t

. >> and i'm dion lim. >> as cornel bernard tells us, both sides agreed to bargaining talks monday with state mediator. >> he is live in oakland with all of the developing news. cornell? >> yeah, there is cautious optimism about an end to the six-day strike. both sides will sit down with a mediator tomorrow. meantime, the strike does continue. places like library will remain shut down monday, at least for now. striking city workers picketted outside oakland's main library branch forced to close because of the strike along with dozens of other city-run facilities. sciu local in the city a greed to immediate asian with a local third party after the mayor had an impasse with parg annibargais friday. >> we agreed to a mediator and agreed to mediation. i'm cautious because the city has been bargaining in bad faith for eight months. >> 3,000 city workers walked off the jab last tuesday and hit the pickett line. over pay and working conditions. the mayor told abc 7 morning anchor carolyn tyler she is hopeful for a resolution. >> we want our workers back at work and we want to settle our differ

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim.ow on jimmy kimmel the cast of "star wars: the last jed jedi". >> enjo ♪ >>> i sense a yearning in you, my son. >> guillermo: si. >> what is it you seek? >> guillermo: i seek -- tequila. [ laughter ] ♪ >>op

. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. family, both blood and blue, paid tribute to fallen chp officer andrew camilleri tonight. sky 7 shows us his procession that started in oakland and ended in tracy, where camilleri lived with his family. >> the rookie chp officer died in the line of duty in a traffic crash late sunday night, christmas eve. there was a huge turnout tonight to honor his memory and pay tribute to his sacrifice. >> abc 7 news reporter carlos sausedo has the emotional story from tracy. >> reporter: whether you're in uniform our in plain clothes, you could hear the heartache from the large crowd gathered in tracy. >> i didn't know the guy. i just feel for him and his family. >> reporter: the loss unbearable for both strangers and friends of chp officer andrew camilleri. >> we all attended the same church. and at one time andrew was a youth leader and he mentored our son. >> reporter: liz chavez and her family wanted to honor the man who gave so much to them. now they want to be there for the wife and three k

. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. ed lee passed away early this morning after suffering a heart attack. tonight at city hall flags are flying at half staff in his honor. >> inside, supervisors stopped business to share their heartfelt condolences and personal memories. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live at city hall tonight. tiffany? >> reporter: dan, people have been stopping by the memorial behind me all night long, and the mayor's colleague said he was humble and hard-working. one shared a story of how mayor ed lee helped clean the streets of san francisco before he became mayor. just one example of the sacrifices he made for this city. the light scent of flowers filled the mayor's office while a heaveness covered the board's chambers tonight. >> the mayor was not only an outstanding public servant but also a husband and a father. >> reporter: one by one supervisors from around the city voiced their grief. >> i believe truly that he was probably the most kind, gentle man that happened to be a politician. >>

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. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. tonight 27,000 people have been forced from their homes. >> yeah. gusts are pushing the three destructive fires into new areas across ventura and los angeles counties. >> so far they've burned 66,000 acres combined, and the thomas fire is the largest one at 50,000 acres. right now it's at 0% containment. >> at least 150 structures have burned so far. that number only expected to rise. abc news reporter dania bacchus has more. >> reporter: firefighters will continue to work throughout the night as the fires here that have already left behind so much destruction don't show any sign of letting up. fires are raging in california. the thomas fire in ventura county northwest of los angeles expanding to over 70 square miles in a matter of hours. >> they're attacking it the best they can. that's all they can do because this wind is moving in every direction. >> these fenced-in horses rescued just in the knick of time. >> it's craziness. i just don't know where to go. i don't know where to tak

. >> dion lim is here. >> culling through social media since we knew the verdict was coming down. this #steinleverdict is trending and this tweet sum it's up. sure to stir emotion, angry ebait about the trial, undocumented immigrants and sanctuary cities. just looking at social media, no scientific analysis at all but 99% of what i've seen, responses similar to this. john saying outrage, unaltered unfettered, unrestrained outrage. this person nick, absolutely devastating. god bless this poor family. later on in the news cast we'll be speaking to someone from the san francisco conn kell who spoke to the family and gets their take on what went down today. not guilty on all major charges. >>> shift gears amidst coverage of the steinle verdict, lot of you still planning week with weather. >> it's been lovely but chill in the air. spencer christian is here. >> days have been getting started chill but milder in afternoon. live doppler 7, mostly clear skies right now. this is exploratorium looking at san francisco. mid-50s, emeryville, temperatures in low to mid-50s just about everybody

. >> i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. this is unusual year. >> 2017, cal fire battled more than 7,000 fires. that's correct fire. about 50% more than last year, pretty average year. burned more than twice as many acres. >> biggest fire in modern state history, thomas fire, still burning. 91% contained and not expected to grow any more. destroyed more than 1,000 buildings in little over three weeks. >> and we can never forget north bay wildfires. late sunday night in october, merged into six massive fires, killing 43 people in napa, sonoma, lake and mendocino counties. >> took 23 days to fully contain and fire season isn't over. >> reporter david louis shows you what the cal fire is doing now and what it's doing to budget. >> reporter: consumed over 1 million acres in california. caused billions of dollars of damage and put pressure on $1.8 billion budget. approaching half the agency as entire budget halfway through the fiscal year. $275 million more than cal fire set aside as emergency fund. >> we always watch budget clos

. >> dion lim is here. >> culling through social media since we knew the verdict was coming down. this #steinleverdict is trending and this tweet sum it's up. sure to stir emotion, angry ebait about the trial, undocumented immigrants and sanctuary cities. just looking at social media, no scientific analysis at all but 99% of what i've seen, responses similar to this. john saying outrage, unaltered unfettered, unrestrained outrage. this person nick, absolutely devastating. god bless this poor family. later on in the news cast we'll be speaking to someone from the san francisco conn kell who spoke to the family and gets their take on what went down today. not guilty on all major charges. >>> shift gears amidst coverage of the steinle verdict, lot of you still planning week with weather. >> it's been lovely but chill in the air. spencer christian is here. >> days have been getting started chilly but milder in afternoon. live doppler 7, mostly clear skies right now. this is exploratorium looking at san francisco. mid-50s, emeryville, temperatures in low to mid-50s just about everybody

. >> i'm dion lim. the family wasn't home during this fire and the damage could have been worse if not for a quick response from firefighters. >> news reporter melanie woodrow reports. >> reporter: firefighters say an early morning fire christmas eve is unlike any they'd seen before. >> the first time in 20 years i've come across a squirrel fire. >> reporter: a squirrel chewed through the neutral line energizing the entire home. with that surge of electricity, looking for some place to ground. >> right behind the left side of this plywood was actually the doorbell. >> reporter: which is where the smoldering fire began. >> from here it up anterior. >> reporter: menlo park fire district chief was walking his dog and noticed the fire. >> somebody was ringing the doorbell. >> reporter: emily allen says he told her to call 911. >> if he hasn't been walking his dog, it could have been very bad. >> reporter: pg&e determined it was a squirrel that caused the fire. the fire got here into the attic. the damage in

decision to recognize theresa lim as israel's capital thousands of propellants demonstrators gatheredin berlin over the weekend in response to the burning of israeli flags and anti semitic chan's the central council for jews in germany has called for stricter laws to prohibit anti semitic demonstrations in german parliament not everyone is in agreement i don't think laws can solve conflicts what's unfolding here on the street is in fact a very real conflict israel's actions on the ground as well as its policy on settlements exacerbate this conflict here heights not to unleash these in conflict on the often your thoughts we'd hope that these are one off events but at the moment that doesn't look the case. that can continue therefore we will do everything possible to prevent it being despite being supportive of citizens right to protest germany remains particularly vigilant that legitimate anti israel protests don't spill over into anti-semitism. i don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download from google player from the apple store i will give you access to all th

eighteen the invited astley so will participate be it in individual or team competitions under the name lim pique else lead from russia with the acronym. oh they are that's what happens if you're from russia let's pull in matt herman from our sports desk so we've got the ban we've got clean athletes given an option but we certainly can't say that they're surprised anyone can know in fact the more the tea leaves were sort of be starting to take shape this is precisely what i thought was going to happen i mean the i.o.c. took a lot of heat before the two thousand and sixteen games rio for not taking a stronger step against russia i mean the evidence that was upheld in today's report by schmidt was basically the same evidence that it was uncovered in the mclaren report last year the i.o.c. simply decided back then it was too soon to have that evidence taken exactly and they decided well we aren't ready to ban the team or the olympic committee we're going to pass it on to the individual sports federations and some of those decided to ban russia and some didn't but today the evidence was just to

abc 7 news anchor dion lim was at city hall. >> reporter: the line for mayor lee's public visitations grew steadily along with the flowers and personal notes left on the steps of city hall. despite their mobility issues, donte and melissa made a point to be here because they say mayor lee was just like them. many described ed lee as a people's mayor, approachable and warm. >> he was always jovial, you know, and everybody's been saying it, always smiling. >> reporter: everybody paying their respects seemed to have a personal story. beth was with the mayor during the unveiling of his wax figure at madame tussauds. >> your jaw drops, you know, it was a couple of years ago, it was just like, i couldn't believe it. >> he was not afraid to like talk to people. regular people, citizens of san francisco. >> reporter: something even the youngest of san franciscans can understand. like 11-year-old declan cole. >> he always cared about everything. when i looked in the newspaper, i saw him somewhere cleaning up trash for san francisco. and i really loved it. >> reporter: by 6:40, visitors were tu

. >>> dion lim.n confusion in san jose, new guidelines when to arrest suspects or just write a ticket. >>> bitter fight with oakland landlord and several families over a rent increase. looks into efforts to keep this from happening to others. coming up at 6:00. >> see you then. >>> share with you how you've worked with us to help feed neighbors in the holidays. >> presented a check of $15,000 to alameda county community food bank in oakland. >> and spoke with the people who run the food bank. need is great all year long but certainly during the holidays, particularly so isn't it? >> want everybody to have the kind of holiday your and my family is going to have. help us a lot not only in holidays but into the new year. >> buy meals. goes a long way. >> drew tuma in santa rosa with furry friends for promo shoot for toys for tots and salvation army. go to kids in north bay who need them to lift spirits. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up. >>> tonight, president trump and his legal team wi

abc 7 news anchor dion lim was at city hall. >> reporter: the line for mayor leigh's public visitations grew steadily along with the flowers and personal notes left on the steps of city hall. despite their mobility mobilit do donte and melissa made a point to be here because they say mayor lee was just like them. many described ed lee as a people's mayor, approachable and warm. >> he was always jovial, you know, and everybody's been saying it, always smiling. >> reporter: everybody paying their respects seemed to have a personal story. beth was with the mayor during the unveiling of his wax figure at madame tussauds. >> your jaw drops, you know, it was a couple of years ago, it was just like, i couldn't believe it. >> he was not afraid to like talk to people. regular people, citizens of san francisco. >> reporter: something even the youngest of san franciscans understand. >> when i looked in the newspaper, i saw him somewhere cleaning up trash for san francisco. and i really loved it. >> reporter: by 6:40, visitors were turned away so processional plans could be made. just after 8:00, m

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in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> former fbi counterterrorism specialist steve gomez said a big concern for law enforcement in this case is jameson's background as a marine. >> he had received extensive training on the use of weapons and military tactics. when jameson was discharged from the marine corps, that may have created bitterness in him which ultimately led to the idea of committing an attack on behalf of isis. >> gomez reiterated the importance of the public alerting law enforcement if they see something, to say something, especially if it's online. >>> the feds looked at the possibility of an attack on san francisco's new year's eve celebration. there's no indication of a specific threat but as always department of homeland security is concerned about attacks at an event where the public are gathered. the san francisco police department says, during the holiday season, the public will notice an increased law enforcement presence in shopping corridors and at our city's attractions. as always, authorities are urging anyone to report any suspicious activity. >>> abc 7

. >> i'm dion lim. one official, train may have hit something before the accident happened. >> cascades train 501 plunged off overpass in dupont, washington, not far from the state capital in olympia, passenger described terrifying moment. >> felt little bit of a jolt, and at certain point could hear crumpling of the train car and we were catapulted into the seats in front of us. >> all 12 of the passenger cars derailed. omar jimenez with the latest. >> is everybody okay? >> still figuring that out. cars everywhere on to the highway. >> reporter: multiple people reported dead on amtrak passenger train on route from seattle to portland, and several drivers injured as they went through the overpass on interstate 5. >> we're aware this is called inaugural run of the service. want to check to make sure what that means and find out more information about that. >> reporter: one morning commuter says the scene was sobering. >> cars on both sides of the bridge falling on to the freeway. appeared to be -- looked

in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> former fbi counterterrorism specialist steve gomez said a big concern for law enforcement in this case is jameson's background as a marine. >> he had received extensive training on the use of weapons and military tactics. when jameson was discharged from the marine corps, that may have created bitterness in him which ultimately led to the idea of committing an attack on behalf of isis. >> gomez reiterated the importance of the public alert law enforcement to say something if they see something that's on concern, especially if it's online. >>> the feds looked at the possibility of an attack on san francisco's new year's eve celebration. there's no information about a specific credible threat, but as always, the fbi and department of homeland security is concerned about attacks at an event where the public are gathered. the san francisco police department says, during the holiday season, the public will notice an increased law enforcement presence in shopping corridors and at our city's attractions. as always, authorities are urging anyone to

abc 7 news anchor dion lim was at city hall. >> reporter: the line for mayor lee's public visitations grew steadily along with the flowers and personal notes left on the steps of city hall. dspite their mobility issues, donte and melissa made a point to be here because they say mayor lee was just like them. many described ed lee as a people's mayor, approachable and warm. >> he was always jovial, you know, and everybody's been saying it, always smiling. >> reporter: everybody paying their respects seemed to have a personal story. beth was with the mayor during the unveiling of his wax figure at madame tussauds. >> your jaw drops, you know, it was a couple of years ago, it was just like, i couldn't believe it. >> he was not afraid to like talk to people. regular people, citizens of san francisco. >> reporter: something even the youngest of san franciscans can understand. >> he always cared about everything. when i looked in the newspaper, i saw him somewhere cleaning up trash for san francisco. and i really loved it. >> reporter: by 6:40, visitors were turned away so processional plans

in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> former fbi counterterrorism specialist steve gomez said a big concern for law enforcement in this case is jameson's background as a marine. >> he had received extensive training on the use of weapons and military tactics. when jameson was discharged from the marine corps, that may have created bitterness in him which ultimately led to the idea of committing an attack on behalf of isis. >> gomez reiterated the importance of the public alerting law enforcement to say something if they see something especially if it's online. >>> the feds looked at the possibility of an attack on san francisco's new year's eve celebration. there's no information about a specific credible threat, but as always, the fbi and department of homeland security are concerned about attacks at events where the public are gathered. the san francisco police department says, during the holiday season, the public will notice an increased law enforcement presence in shopping corridors and at our city's attractions. as always, authorities are urging anyone to report any suspic

i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. a top tourist spot in san francisco was the target of a terror plot. >> just a short term ago, drone 7 flew over pier 39 where a former marine planned to attack on christmas day. >> abc 7 news lonnie rivera is live at pier 39. are you seeing more security there? >> i have noticed in the last couple minutes a coast guard patrol officer coming around with a dog every couple hours near the tree. but in terms of business, as you can see, it's business as usually despite this place being an alleged target for terrorism. saturday holiday fun goes on as pier 39 after the fbi foiled a planned terror attack. >> when i looked at my phone and saw that it said there's a threat of this terrorist at pier 39, i'm like, oh, my gosh, we're here. >> trish sha johnson was friday when she learned of the plot. everitt jameson planned to stage the attack around christmas. he's now in jail. >> you can't get rattled when this happens. this is our country, this is america. >> some visitors noticed coast guard

i'm dion lim. the mother believes her son was targeted because he is black. >> she is demanding an apology. more now from her and whole foods. >> my children were born and raised in thi community. they should be able to shop safely at the local health food store. >> marlena henderson says employees racially profiled her teenage son, kicked him out of the store and defended their actions saying he was aggressive. and used other terms that stereotype young black boys. this happened back on december 21st. the 13-year-old stopped into the whole foods near lake merit to buy his mother a christmas gift. she says he made the honest mistake of taking his basket into the rest boom. >> the two men in polo shirts came in after him. and yelled at him. accused him of stealing. i was horrified because -- he was just frying, he was frying to be independent, responsible. he was shopping for gifts. trying to be generous. >> marlena posted detailed account of the incident on social media which has been shared hundre

i'm dion lim. >> i'm arrack thomas. the protest started at union square. demonstrators then marched to pier 14, part of the memorial was removed. >> reporter: those protesters were here. there was a memorrial removed by the city. some of those protesters placed it there they said to support their stance against shank chaer cities. the city removed it because they said it violated city policy. now, here's a look at that protest earlier this afternoon in union square. demonstrators began their march there. they held american flags or hats supporting president trump. the group said they were protesting shank chaer city policy. they blame that policy on kate steinle's death. their demonstration was met with counter demonstrators. >> we refuse to allow these pro-trump racist and fascs to use the tragic death of kate steinle to justify more attacks on immigrants. >> this person kate steinle would have been alive today had that person been deported or better yet never thought they could cross the border and stay in this country illegally. >> reporter: san francis

. >> we're having a little bit of difficulty there with dion lim's reporting. just into the newsroom, the medical examiner has officially determined the cause of mayor ed lee's death a heart attack caused by hypertensivive heart disease. if you would like a look back at his career as mayor, head over to abc7news.com. >>> we have other news now. a cooldown is headed to the bay area. taking a live look outside right now from our rooftop camera, it is a crisp evening on san francisco. but in a few days the temperatures will drop probably below freezing in parts of the bay area. here's meteorologist drew tuma with more. >> we're used to that in the month of december. many places are below that freezing mark. that pattern is coming back once again. along that cooler pattern, we may see our next chance at moisture. it's a quiet night on the bay. yesterday we had white caps. the winds have calmed down. tonight temperatures are falling back into the 50s after a day spent in the 60s, we'll cool off to the 30s and the 40s. but midweek this week the accuweather outlook sh

. >> we're having a little bit of difficulty there with dion lim's reporting. just into the newsroom, the medical examiner has officially determined the cause of mayor ed lee's death a heart attack caused by hypertensivive heart disease. if you would like a look back at his career as mayor, head over to abc7news.com. >>> we have other news now. a cooldown is headed to the bay area. taking a live look outside right now from our rooftop camera, it is a crisp evening on san francisco. but in a few days the temperatures will drop probably below freezing in parts of the bay area. here's meteorologist drew tuma with more. >> we're used to that in the month of december. many places are below that freezing mark. that pattern is coming back once again. along that cooler pattern, we may see our next chance at moisture. it's a quiet night on the bay. yesterday we had white caps. the winds have calmed down. tonight temperatures are falling back into the 50s after a day spent in the 60s, we'll cool off to the 30s and the 40s. but midweek this week the accuweather outlook sh

. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. tonight 27,000 people have been forced from their homes. >> yeah. gusts are pushing the three destructive fires into new areas across ventura and los angeles counties. >> so far they've burned 66,000 acres combined, and the thomas fire is the largest one at 50,000 acres. right now it's at 0% containment. >> at least 150 structures have burned so far. that number only expected to rise. abc news reporter dania bacchus has more. >> reporter: firefighters will continue to work throughout the night as the fires here that have already left behind so much destruction don't show any sign of letting up. fires are raging in california. the thomas fire in ventura county northwest of los angeles expanding to over 70 square miles in a matter of hours. >> they're attacking it the best they can. that's all they can do because this wind is moving in every direction. >> these fenced-in horses rescued just in the knick of time. >> it's craziness. i just don't know where to go. i don't know where to tak

the region has two official languages italian and german puts the last twenty lim census reveals almost two thirds of german speaking. now the right wing freedom party and in boston is the ruling coalition is to bring austrian passports to southeasterly and. the people of it all will be able to apply for australian citizenship from the cows and eighteen . at least in short blasting the proposal as ethnic nationalism the fanciful move crazy idea and shameful affront. austria's chance lays trying to ease the route but is it already too late. some in south to roll are ecstatic. we've always defended their quest of the double citizenship because for us it's very important as a link with our all serene model and some time ago a protest was held at the brighton up border and ship italian journalist mark says the new austrian we should leave was to these are some of the from this is that they've got your degree and my impression is that the easiest to run this through these other was to make these events because we were told to the. authors be the minority you know that legally there is a part

one neighbor worried about drivers plowing into the fallen lim before it was removed this evening. >> i'm afraid when it gets dark they're going to hit this and that will be another multiple accident. >> abc7 news was also in emeryville tonight while city crews there worked to remove a tree that fell on a home on a adoline street. nobody there was hurt. >> and fire fighters moved in with chain saws after a large eucalyptus tree fell across warm springs road in glenn ellen. pg&e repaired damaged power lines there, too. >> and looking at the abc7 news roof cam tonight, you can see the winds have temporarily died down. they were whipping the flags around a little earlier this evening. how long will this condition last? let's get to sandhya patel. >> yeah, the winds are still ripping in the hills. take a look at this view from our mount tam camera. we zoomed out there. it has been ape shaky camera because of the fact it is so gusty still. right now mount tam gusting to 29 miles an hour. oakland hills at the peak, lower elevations have relaxed a bit. still 26 in san jose, fairfield and as

i'm dion lim. the mother believes her son was targeted because he is black. >> she is demanding an apology. more now from her and whole foods. >> my children were born and raised in thi community. they should be able to shop safely at the local health food store. >> marlena henderson says employees racially profiled her teenage son, kicked him out of the store and defended their actions saying he was aggressive. and used other terms that stereotype young black boys. this happened back on december 21st. the 13-year-old stopped into the whole foods near lake merit to buy his mother a christmas gift. she says he made the honest mistake of taking his basket into the rest boom. >> the two men in polo shirts came in after him. and yelled at him. accused him of stealing. i was horrified because -- he was just frying, he was frying to be independent, responsible. he was shopping for gifts. trying to be generous. >> marlena posted detailed account of the incident on social media which has been shared hundre

. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. the senate tonight passed the gop tax plan 51-48. it now heads to ry revote in the house tomorrow. >> abc news reporter kenneth mouton has the latest from capitol hill. >> the tax cuts and jobs act is passed. >> reporter: the senate passed the bill in a historic vote along party lines. >> what a disgrace. that's what this bill is. >> reporter: the house also passed the bill. but democrats say three provisions in the plan violated senate rules. those provisions taken out, which means the house must revote on the plan. gop leaders are not expecting any problems. >> today we are giving the people of this country their money back. >> reporter: the bill met with applause and protest. president trump close to his first major legislative win. the white house insists the billionaire president won't benefit personally from the tax plan. >> the president will likely take a big hit. but on the business side he could benefit. but primarily and priority number one is middle-class americans. >> reporter: the plan permanently slashes the corporate

. >> and i'm dion lim in for ama daetz. family, both blood and blue, paid tribute to fallen chp officer andrew camilleri tonight. sky 7 shows us his procession that started in oakland and ended in tracy, where camilleri lived with his family. >> the rookie chp officer died in the line of duty in a traffic crash late sunday night, christmas eve. there was a huge turnout tonight to honor his memory and pay tribute to his sacrifice. >> abc 7 news reporter carlos sausedo has the emotional story from tracy. >> reporter: whether you're in uniform our in plain clothes, you could hear the heartache from the large crowd gathered in tracy. >> i didn't know the guy. i just feel for him and his family. >> reporter: the loss unbearable for both strangers and friends of chp officer andrew camilleri. >> we all attended the same church. and at one time andrew was a youth leader and he mentored our son. >> reporter: liz chavez and her family wanted to honor the man who gave so much to them. now they want to be there for the wife and three k

in existence without judicial lim we hope that you support palestine and generous and thank you. i thank you dr riyadh in multi before jordan's like to thank you for somalia who attend for the first time the. we've been listening to the imagine succession of the arab league foreign ministers in cairo first of all we heard from the arab league general secretary secretary general indeed who did talk about how this decision moving in jerusalem the capital of israel to jerusalem had been in a dangerous decision and then we heard from the palestinian foreign minister who really repeated much of what it said earlier on in a press conference was talking about how he had been offered the support of many nations all over the world in that fight basically against this decision by the americans we're going to bring in our senior political analyst marwan. really first of all your reaction to what the secretary general was saying earlier on making his point that both the u.s. and israel have been isolated by this decision yes. this is a then important nuance to be made here in what i heard fr

one neighbor worried about drivers plowing into the fallen lim before it was removed this evening. >>aid when it gets dark they're going to hit this and that will be another multiple accident. >> abc7 news was also in emeryville tonight while city crews there worked to remove a tree that fell on a home on adoline street. nobody there was hurt. >> and fire fighters moved in with chain saws after a large eucalyptus tree fell across warm springs road in glenn ellen. pg&e repaired damaged power lines there, too. >> and looking at the abc7 news roof cam tonight, you can see the winds have temporarily died down. they were whipping the flags around a little earlier this evening. how long will this condition last? let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel. >> yeah, the winds are still ripping in the hills. take a look at this view from our mount tam camera. we zoomed out there. it has been ape shaky camera because of the fact it is so gusty still. right now mount tam gusting to 29 miles an hour. oakland hills at the peak, lower elevations have relaxed a bit. still 26 in san jose, fairfield and

i'm in tonight for dion lim.tion for mayor ed lee ended at city hall. >> abc7 news reporter elissa harris is there live tonight. elissa, the memorial venue couldn't contain all those who came out in honor of ed lee. >> reporter: that's right, people are starting to file out. there was a huge turnout for the celebration of light. earlier the line wrapped around the block. the event was full and even those overflow rooms at the san francisco public library were at capacity. long-time friends, other politicians and family members all gathered here at city hall today to say good-bye. >> ed lee was a real person. he was a person that communicated integrity, a love of life. >> in china, san francisco's first chinese american mayor, he was like a superstar, an icon. but to everyone we met and everywhere we went, mayor lee was like beyonce with the mustache. >> ed lee had the qualities of a person whom if you did an interview of all of the ones i just spoke about, he would be the only one would be rated appropriately by

. >> and i'm dion lim. >> as cornel bernard tells us, both sides agreed to bargaining talks monday withtor. >> he is live in oakland with all of the developing news. cornell? >> yeah, there is cautious optimism abo

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i'm dion lim. >> i'm arrack thomas. the protest started at union square.14, part of the was removed. >> reporter: those protesters were here. there was a memorrial removed by the city. some of those protesters placed it there they said to support their stance against shank chaer cities. the city removed it because they said it violated city policy. now, here's a look at that protest earlier this afternoon in union square. demonstrators began their march there. they held american flags or hats supporting president trump. the group said they were protesting shank chaer city policy. they blame that policy on kate steinle's death. their demonstration was met with counter demonstrators. >> we refuse to allow these pro-trump racist and fascs to use the tragic death of kate steinle to justify more attacks on immigrants. >> this person kate steinle would have been a

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security council of a well mainly banks a resolution rejecting trumps decision to recognize teresa lim is the capital of israel but it's vetoed by the u.s. . at least three people are reportedly killed as a passenger train derails from a bridge in the state of. palestinians and the decision in the security council is an insult it won't be for lecture elections increase the risk of breast collating the conflicts good they got into seclusion can become. get out of control the accusation that the united states is setting back the prospects of peace in the middle east that is a scandalous charge we support the just cause of restoring legitimate national rights of the palestinian people we disagree with the us decisions you know law treats recognize to receive them as the capital of israel we need to relaunch the peace process the fact that this veto is being done in defense of american sovereignty and in defense of america's role in the middle east peace process is not a source of embarrassment for us it should be an embarrassment to the remainder of the security council. warping talks us

athletes have been allowed to compete under a neutral flag they will participate under the name and lim picked athlete from russia with the country's anthem and symbols banned from the games these in righted elsley will participate between individual or team competitions under the name olympic else lead from russia with the acronym all. they will compete with a uniform bearing this name and under the olympic flag. the olympic swim will be played in. ok well joining us live now is and this. press conference that took place this evening nasser just run through them the key takeaways of what was said. and what we can take away is that unfortunately for russia clearly a decision that is seen as quite upsetting it will be banned from the upcoming winter olympics in the south korea just to.

teresa lim is just one of many disputes in the area and israeli court has sentenced to sixty eight year old bedouin man to ten months in prison and fined him more than ten thousand dollars for trespassing but he claims the territory in question belongs to him. is a village in iraq in southern israel but are in tribes had settled long before the state of israel was proclaimed israeli authorities claim the tribes occupy the land illegally and have stanton riot police and bulldozers to demolish the village whenever it's rebuilt so far they've leveled it more than one hundred times artie's policy or reports. i'm here in the nor the negev desert where there isn't much except a few dozen unrecognised bedwyn villages this is one belonging to the to eat tribe but there are some two hundred fifty people who live here and they say that this land is they is going back generations but the israeli authorities insist they here illegally. copied. the. the. it will take years until this fighting ends they looking to push out so will compromise and will give this land to the state. he my your duty if i

the region has to official languages italian and german puts the last twenty lim census reveals almost two thirds of german speaking. now the right wing freedom party a member of austria's new ruling coalition is fanning the flames offering austrian passports to south to relieve. the people of your old will be able to apply for or through citizenship from two thousand and eighteen. italy's in shock blasting the proposal as ethnic nationalism a fanciful move crazy idea and shameful for an. ostrich chancellor is trying to ease the route but is it already too late. some in south to rule are extatic. we've always defended that request of the double citizenship because for us it's very important as a link with our austrian model and. last year at the brenner pass border crossing south to really ins care about to demand dual citizenship r.t.s. locals what they think about the issue. it is nonsense if i want to stay here i will if i want to go to australia i'll go there what is the point of course it was for me this is a positive thing for can all apply for jewel citizenship that's because i'