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to chile now where parts of the country are reeling after 3 days of protests deadly violence and looting demonstrations in the capital santiago over the weekend led to at least 11 deaths with more than 1500 people arrested a planned hike in public transport fares sparked the unrest more than 10000 soldiers and police officers have been deployed in santiago. chile's streets looking like a war zone in the capital santiago on monday the military fired gunshots and use water cannons to disperse crowds of demonstrators. what sparked this unrest at 1st was a planned hike in public transport fares but even after the government backtracked the riots continued widening to reflect anger among chileans over living costs and inequality there were deaths amid bio in clashes arson and looting president sebastian pinera had condemned the violence but also pledged more efforts to meet the protesters demands not only. that on tuesday i will meet with party presidents. of both government and opposition parties. you just blow or and hopefully move towards a social agreement. that will allow us all. togethe

public they can leave because they have more than 200 officers patrolling the areas to make sure looting doesn't happen. in fact, they tell me just today in the morning there was a a man seen in the larkfield area wandering around looking very suspicious, didn't have any business being there. he was arrested, charged with what they called entering a closed disaster area. that's the latest from here, back to you. >> it definitely is a bit of good news in all the bad news, no reports of any looting. thank you. >>> joining us on the phone now is sergeant spencer crum with the sonoma county sheriff's department. we reported about new evacuations tonight. what's your biggest concern this evening? >> hi, frank. these aren't really new evacuations, but we're stressing for those who chose to ignore the evacuation warnings, now is time to get out. if you are anywhere near the area where jana was at fought and shiloh, shiloh ridge, anywhere in that area, it's imperative that you leave right now. deputies are saying the fire is making a run both west and south in that area. so we are going door to

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standpoint on looting. we will not tolerate it and that's why we have so many peace officers in your neighborhoods to protect your property. one thing you can continue to do, if you hear a high/low sirens, be alert to that. we have deputies in the field evacuating including the west county. some of those expanded evacuation zones as well. if you hear the high/low sirens take note of it. that means deputies in your area, go to that deputy or peace officer and they will direct you and give you instructions. the one thing we don't want you to do is we don't want you to call 9-1-1 with questions. the 9-1-1 center is very busy right now. we are going to use 9-1-1 for only really one reason right now in the evacuation part of this. if you have a medical need or medical inability that prevents you from evacuating, call 9-1-1 and we will get peace officers there and medical personnel there to get you evacuated. if you have questions about the evacuation process, please call 211 and we will get you general informati

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germany and its former colonies are cooperating on the return of looted up from colonial times. talk of climate change is on all our lives and the frankfurt book fair climate fiction is booming. and we'll be strutting down the paris catwalks to see all the latest oarsmen winter fashion trends. in recent years there's been a lot of talk about former colonial powers returning cultural jams mostly taken from africa they were looted in the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century in germany's case we're talking about thousands of objects currently in german museums that were mostly taken from namibia which was a german colony until 915 the namibians want what they rightly consider as return and this week germany has created a central office to deal with the restitution of such cultural abbots assets not only for the maybe but it is then that the wounds of the colonial rule of the deepest. the german colonial era has left deep scars in namibia artifacts from that country are still held in german newseum including the remains of people who had been brutally dehumanised. the remains

we will not tolerate looting. >>> there have been three reports of looting but no arrests have been made. >>> firefighters have been struggling tirelessly for days now trying to contain the kincaid fire. it is a lot of work in distress. don ford on how the re cfiws ar e the line the supporting base camp is busy 24/7. these firefighters were on the getting ady for r ft. fire know a stressful job. blossom is here to help. she is part of the peer support team. what is peer support?>> a program where we provide emotional and behavioral support to our first responders.>> reporter: the guys on the line? >>> they call it posttraumatic stress injury from something experience in the field. someone to talk to or someone simply to pet. gabriel came off the line from last night. he said his ship was fine. he really misses his dogs back home. >>> anytime i see dogs it is thanks to be able to bond. it is nice to be able to bond. get that connection with my dogs back home.>> reporter: everybody can use some tlc now and again. if your truck needs tlc there is a place for that too. broken axles rusted su

germany and its former colonies are cooperating on the return of looted up from colonial times. talk of climate change is on all our lives and a frankfurt book fact climate fiction is booming. and will be strutting down the paris catwalks to see all the latest polls of them winter fashion trends. in recent years there's been lots of talk about former colonial powers returning cultural jams mostly taken from africa that were looted in the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century in germany's case we're talking about thousands of objects currently in german museums that were mostly taken from namibia which was a german colony until 915 the namibians want what they rightly considered as return and this week germany has created a central office to deal with the restitution of such cultural abbots assets not only for the baby but it is then that the wounds of the colonial rule of the deepest. the german colonial era has left deep scars in the media artifacts from that country are still held in german news events including their.

as of right now we have zero reports of looting. no reports of looting in the area. i attribute that to a large law enforcement presence with the sheriff's office and law enforcement partners. california highway patrol. chp. santa rosa police department and the hills bird police department. i would like to report we have no missing persons at this time. we have no fatalities reported to the sheriff's office at this time. we will continue to work closely with our cal fire partners. we will keep you informed. we want you to make sure you follow us on facebook twitter instagram for immediate updates. lastly i want to thank the public for their incredible support of the public safety and the firefighters out there. we have had numerous donations of food and offers of help. it is much appreciated. >>> speaking next the california highway patrol. captain wolf. >>> good evening. i'm captain aristotle wolf the commander of the california highway patrol in sonoma county. as far as highway patrol operations related to the fire we are manning road closures and assisting the she

they are there to prevent looting. we've had no reports of looting.e there to help with evacuations, provide direction and support. i want tuk aboalk about what yo do to help us. we would like you to stay home. stay off the road, stay off the highways so emergency vehicles can get around. stay informed. you can take advantage of notifying yourself, keeping yourself informed by following us on twitter, sorks co alert. thank you very much for your support. thank you for your patience. the sheriff's office has us a been here for you. we will continue to be here for you. please, we need your patience in these evacuated areas. we're keeping them evacuated for your safety so our first responders can be in there dealing with this unpredictable situation. thank you. >> thank you very much. i'm here with my colleague. i'm chair of the board. as was mentioned, we're so thankful for all the first responders here. it does bring back a lot of memories from just two years ago even to see this facility loaded with fire engines brings back those memories. a lot of it

up in the next quarter of an hour germany and its former colonies are cooperating on the return of looted up from colonial times. talk of climate change is on all our lives and a frankfurt book fair climate fiction is booming. and will be strutting down the paris catwalks to see all the latest polls from winter fashion trends. in recent years there's been lots of talk about former colonial powers returning cultural gems mostly taken from africa that were looted in the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century in germany's case we're talking about thousands of objects currently in german museums that were mostly taken from namibia which was a german colony until 915 the namibians want what they rightly considered as return and this week germany has created a central office to deal with the restitution of such cultural abbots assets not only for the maybe but it is then that the wounds of the colonial rule of the deepest. the german colonial era has left deep scars in namibia artefacts from that country are still held in german new zealand's including the remains.

there were deaths amid violent clashes arson attacks and looting the cause was a planned hike in public transport fares angry rioters set this garment factory on fire on sunday 5 people died here the president declared a state of emergency. and. we're at war with a powerful relentless enemy that that respects nothing or anyone and is willing to use violence and crime without any limits. even when it involves the loss of human lives. many residents of santiago tried to get back to normal life the city's metro reopened. as did a small number of supermarkets where people waited in long lines to be let in. motorists also faced long waits to fill up. thank you that's a bit of a quiet morning compared to the previous days at least after everything i heard during the night it looks calm now imagine it will be worse to be honest. but total calm seems a long way off with the protests showing no signs of letting up. the 1st polls have closed in canada's national election and it's expected to be a nail biter for prime minister justin trudeau tradin his family along with him as he cast his ballot h

and some looting. several people have already been killed by fires and more than a 1000 people have been arrested. but it never actually is under an official state of emergency i mean you know we are at war against a powerful implacable enemy who does not respect anything or anyone you know and who is willing to use violence in crime without any limits the. soldiers are on the streets for the 1st time in nearly 30 years the fur. time since general pinochet's military units are. originally about a hike in public transport costs these protests are now about much more inequality and the cost of living. it destroys a comeback is rhetoric president pinera met with lawmakers and has pledged to reduce excessive inequality the writing has however divided people. especially the mass torching and destruction of santiago's subway systems which ordinary people are now cleaning up. so necessary now i was born and raised here so i saw them build all the metro stations and this metro should be for my grandchildren. o

supermarkets are being looted. has not been respected at all. people are no longer — do not longer believe in politics in chile anymore. this is not about political parties i think it people are angry and this is something that has been coming for quite a long time. it could have happened at any time. what is it like when you go outside at the moment? well, there is military on the streets, which is something that i never thought i would see in my lifetime. my parents told me about it but i didn't think i was going to live to see that. so it's very, it's very scary, it's very nerve racking. people are afraid. lots of families are in their houses but a lot of other people are not and these are the people are not and these are the people being killed and chased by the police and the military right now. so you can hear helicopters lying around the city, fire trucks, ambulances everywhere. it's chaos, really. do you plan to stay in santiago? yeah. definitely. idon't think — i'm not leaving, the people aren't leaving, a

out that looting ours right maidie and we were discussing this. issues every t. at that time with seized with them that is why we decided we need for these things to be investigated and we need for it to happen publicly in the open so that we get to know what exactly is the problem you're removing that no one knew anything that we're just discovering this not the state capital what's called state capture in south africa this idea that associates of the president and other powerful people took over utility companies energy companies state institutions that happened in full view of everyone's eyes actually know what things were not happening in view of everybody finance minister there are many issues i'm learning for the 1st time in the past few months in terms of corruption in terms of how bad things were something that happened we don't need an investigation because i've been lots of investigations was the scandal involving then president zuma zone a state. homestead where nearly $23000000.00 u.s. dollars or $246000000.00 round of taxpayers' money

there were deaths amid violent clashes, arson attacks, and looting.e cause was a planned hike in public transport fares. writers set this government fire on saturday, five people died. the president declared a state of emergency. >> we are at war with a powerfulul, r relentless enenem. it respects nothing or anyone. they are willlling t t u use vie and crime e without any limits. even when it involves the loss of human lives. >> many residents of santiago try to get bacack to normal l l. the city's metro reopened. as did a small number of supermarkets, where people waited in long lines to be let in. motorists also faced long waits to fill up. >> it has been a quiet morning compared to the previous days. afteter everything i heard durig the night, it looks calm. i imagined it would be worse. >> total column seems a long way off, with the protests showing no signs of letting up. brent: you're watching dw news. are you stargazer -- a stargazer? we will tell you where to look for some cosmic dust. back on the ground and the u.k., there is another twist on

from the state why didn't you speak out at the time and join with him to call out that looting hours right maidie and we were discussing this. issues every t. at that time with seized with them that is why we decided we need for these things to be investigated and we need for it to happen publicly in the open so that we get to know what exactly is the problem you're removing that no one knew anything that we're just discovering this not the state capital what's called state capture in south africa this idea that associates of the president and other powerful people took over utility companies energy companies state institutions that happened in full view of everyone's eyes actually know what things were not happening in view of everybody finance minister there are many issues i'm learning for the 1st time in the past few months in terms of corruption in terms of how bad things were something that happened we don't need an investigation because i've been lots of investigations was the scandal involving then president zuma zona state. homestead when nearly $23000000.00 us dollars or $2

among chileans over living costs and inequality there were deaths amid bio and clashes arson and looting president sebastian pinera had condemned the violence but also pledged more efforts to meet the protesters demands. on tuesday i will meet with party presidents. of both government and opposition parties. that you do explore and hopefully move towards a social agreement. laois all. together to rapidly efficiently and responsibly approach better solutions to the problems affecting to land. on monday many syntagma residents tried to get back to normal life the city's metro reopened as did a small number of shops but people had to stand in long lines to be let in. i have to buy what i can from my home for lunch for dinner there's nothing image or . the businesses are closed because they were. drivers also face long waits to fill up. it seems mean man of running out of fuel are gone by many stations are empty. and. meanwhile the riots have spread across the border into argentina. a peaceful demonstration in support of the chileans turned into clashes with the police. the un has called on

looting and rioting have spread across the country.s, the curfew and a state of emergency, chileans continue to express their anger. gareth barlow, bbc news. early results from bolivia's general election suggest that president evo morales appears to be heading for a run—off vote in december — as he seeks to secure a fourth consecutive term. with more than eighty percent of votes counted, mr morales leads the main opposition candidate, carlos mesa, by forty—five to thirty—eight percent. evo morales has never had to face a run—off vote. bbc south america correspondent katy watson joins us for more on this. up up untilafew up until a few hours ago, it was around 83% of the votes being counted. evo morales had a0 5% of the vote and carlos messer, his closest rival, had 38%. —— a5%. —— carlos mesa row. in the last hour, the international observer had said that they had asked the electoral body to explain why the count had stopped. audio breaks up. carlos mesa has also said that what is happening is very serious. some question marks about wh

looting and rioting have spread across the country.ops, the curfew and a state of emergency, chileans continue to express their anger. gareth barlow, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news: with most of the vote in bolivia's general election counted, president evo morales has failed to win enough votes to avoid a second round. he is ahead of his main rival, carlos mesa, but he's not leading by enough for an outright victory. they will now go head—to—head in a run—off in december. the speaker of britain's lower house of parliament, john bercow, is expected to reject an attempt by the government to hold another vote on its brexit deal on monday. it's understood that mr bercow believes allowing the vote to go ahead would defy parliamentary convention. lebanon's coalition government is reported to have agreed on wide—ranging economic reforms after the biggest protests in decades swept the country. the proposals involve privatising some companies, scrapping new taxes and halving the salaries of top officials. the protests had been

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have remained peaceful there's also been widespread vandalism and hundreds of businesses have been looted a military in force curfew has been announced for a 5th night in a row and has been extended to other cities of cheating the concern now as more people continue to join in the demonstrations and violate that curfew is that the violence that we've seen over the past few days will only worsen. between protests that continue to intensify and a government who seems unable to regain the trust of the public a peaceful solution to the unrest appears to remain out of reach. something. now the remains of francisco franco the dictator who rules pain for 36 years of being examined from the state mausoleum they'll be reburied alongside his wife in a cemetery north of the capital madrid franco led spain from the end of the civil war in 1939 until his death in 1975 let's go to our correspondent sagna guy you go she's joining us live from the spanish capital 44 years since franco died so why now sonia. well quite simply it's because the current prime minister better son shit head of the acting socia

or looting happening so there is good news on that. that was the last update that we will hear from cal fire tonight, but we can expect. update that tomorrow morning we hope that they get a more of a handle on this tomorrow before those wind conditions pick up on saturday and to you. >>all right, thank you taylor sackey reporting for us and now we want to check in with kron four's dan thorn who has been live in geyser ville geyser ville night near the front lines. dan. what's looking like there tonight. >>right now there isn't much to see out here friend vicki i'm in a fueling station where fire trucks have been coming in turn out order to get gas and diesel a weary east of guys a veil off of river road which has been closed off since last night and all the roads that are attached to it. we're also closed off this is one of the entryways into the alexander valley where a number of wineries are out here and there but a lot of fires have been burning behind these wineries threatening some of the vineyards out here. it's been a difficult

have remained peaceful there's also been widespread vandalism and hundreds of businesses have been looted in military and forced curfew has been announced for a 5th night in a row and has been extended to other cities the concern now as more people continue to join in the demonstrations and violate that curfew is that the violence that we've seen over the past few days will only worsen. between protests that continue to intensify and a government who seems unable to regain the trust of the public a peaceful solution to the unrest appears to remain out of reach but. something. we're living as president even with alice has declared victory in the country's election despite the results triggering weiland protests and a general strike what alice made the announcement even though official numbers haven't yet been released his main rival carlos messer says he has evidence of electoral forward in sunday's vote the opposition leader has asked protests to continue unless a 2nd round vote is held well let's go to our correspondent john heilemann he is joining us live from the pas and we've heard fr