unreported meaning perpetrators are rarely punished now some survivors are trying to change that lynette was walking to class when she heard footsteps behind her and then burning agony her ex-boyfriend had attacked her after she rejected the marriage proposal he was never arrested now she complains for stricter sentencing to crack down on these attacks plus police we want we want to include him and be. for us to treat us. these people who need to build out our new also we need their citizens to because. they think. if someone as poor. has been poor when they were 2. they from prison thanks to her efforts things are changing in this compound a courtroom one victim watched on as the men accused of attacking her with acid face trial proof that the wheels of justice are turning a bite slowly. my guess city is that if he could only from end s. of violence uganda who we just saw in that report welcome to news africa linearity tell us what happened to you. get really aboard for me i was a student at marker a university i had a boyfriend who wanted us to get married and from name rejected his ma

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are warning people across and lynette wells to expect further heavy rain.ome areas still underwate six severe floods warni remain in effect. >> there will obviouy be no. games foa couple of months now. reporter: there's not really any need for a pitch inspection. at hereford rugby club, games are off. that is easier said than done. the ground is right next to the river. they flooded five times since october. they have only played one home match. this week, security cameras recorded ata being slowly submerged. >> the water coming up to this height. >> never comp that i before. >>ever. >> bit late for that. looks like you have had a party. fortunately, not quite as devastating as this. reporter instead of losing matches, they are worried about losing their club's history. >> obviously great memories and great friends. those great friendships will go on. reporter: patty safe 150 years? the levels are now droppings? along the wye and the seven. >> t forecast is unsettled for the next few days, into the weekend. rerter: jon kay, bbc news, hereford. laur britain'

. >> reporter: councilmember lynette gibson mcelhaney says it's the contamination adds on to the long history of environmental injustice in this historic black neighborhood and that the contamination did not originate at mcclymonds high school. she writes, quote, it appears the source is a former industrial for just a few blocks from the school, which could mean that nearby homes and businesses may be affected, end quote. if this closure extend into next week, the unified school district says it will find a temper space for these nearly 350 students to continue their classes. we are not expecting another update on this situation until monday. live from west oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the oakland can make police commission voted unanimously to join mayor schaaf in terminating the chief of police. >> developing this morning, oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick is out. the termination is without cause, meaning the oakland police commission was not obligated to give specific reasons. >> there are a lot of improvements. but the disparities continue to exist and there are a series

. >> councilwoman lynette gibson mcelhaney says she doesn't want there to be panic.results from mcclymonds will give them a better indication on whether testing is needed in the surrounding neighborhood. >>> office depot customers you could be getting a refund. >> the company is playing $35 million into paying claims that for repair work that they didn't need. the average refund will be around $63. the government says office depot and its software supplier manipulated a virus scanning program so it reported malware. >>> gap inc is partnering with thread up to encourage people to turn in used clothes for credit. every time a person turns in used clothing they can get credits that can be spent in a number of stores. gap is the largest retailer to participate in the program. >>> some stores are offering you wine as you peruse products. >> the idea is to offer an experience that you can't get online and maybe entice shoppers to spend more money. chains like nordstrom, whole foods, crate and barrel are offering the option to sip and shop at some locations. this is a hot t

. >> in a statement, councilmember lynette gibson machel heini said the contamination at on to the long history of environmental injustice. in this historic black neighborhood and that the contamination did not originate at mcclymonds. she says, quote, it appears the source is a former industrial site a few blocks from the school, ich nearby homes and businesses may be affected, end quote. if this closure extends into next week, ousd says it will provide temporary location for these roughly 350 students to continue taking classes. we are not expected to get an update until monday. live in west oakland, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> i'm anne makovec following the latest on the coronavirus. we have new video of this plane carrying passengers from the cruise ship docked in japan which has been scene of a major coronavirus outbreak. they just landed at a canadian forces base in ontario. hundreds of passengers were just finally released from the "diamond princess" ship after a 14 day quarantine during which at least 621 people were infected. two people died and there's been a lot of criticism abo

lynette, let's start with you.e already a committed amy klobuchar voter but you are going to be caucusing today. you haven't cast your ballot yet. tell me both why you're supporting amy and why you're caucusing today. >> for me, it's about experience. amy has a proven track record of being effective in the senate and throughout her career. i think she has the grit and the toughness to take on trump in november and actually beat him. for me, that's the main goal, and i think she's the best person to do that, and i also think that she has the ability to build a wide coalition of support across the country, which we need to win wisconsin, michigan, and all the states we need to beat trump. >> you heard me saying that a lot of voters impressed with warren on her debate performance, how did you feel about how amy klobuchar did. the last debate she had a strong night, a lot of fundraising a lot of support, a great showing in new hampshire. do you think she did great? i thought she did great. i thought she stood up for he

you will remember that the account regarding lynette sweet arose after a hearing on merits in the administrative enforcement context, and that account regards a candidate for the board of supervisors who received public financing but whose record keeping was insufficient for the commission to have established her compliance with campaign finance laws. a fifth, which is not from within the late fee context is the one regarding richard matthews, and you may recall a stipulation that you ratified some months ago in which he agreed to three counts in violation of a prohibition against attempting to influence a governmental decision involving his own a appointment for employment. so we have had a certain amount of conversation around the bureau's efforts to collect these penalties, and we have had substantially less conversation about where the penalties arose to begin with. so i would just note that the request from the member of the public is well placed. i will probably just field questions if you have any, but i would note, again, that as former commissioner cobb's request, we continue to report