emily maher explains how the devices work. sgt. shaun hampton/ sacramento county sheriff's department "they plant a camera that gives them a view of the pinpad where potential victim would punch in their pin number."this is video from one of those cameras.deputies found it while searching the suspects' apartment.sgt. shaun hampton/ sacramento county sheriff's department"it's a small pinhole camera. very hard to detect, unless you know what you're looking for." after the man installs the camera at the a-t-m he comes back to add the skimming device.sgt. shaun hampton/ sacramento county sheriff's department"and they were basically setting up shop here in sacramento to do this operation."these four men are accused of stealing credit card information from at least (vicki) that was emily maher reporting. the sheriff's office says it's working with its federal partners to figure out just how far this a.t.m.-skimming operation expands. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on o

just remind us of the history here with this reporter who has been around a long time jane maher also >> yeah, jane maher was the co-author of one of the stories of one of the sets of allegations in the brett kavanaugh confirmation hearings. it's not christine blasey ford. it was one of the people whose tale largely discredited in the aftermath. i'm not casting aspersions on her as a reporter. she is a reporter who has special lived going after president and vice president trump and billionaires. new yorker a very liberal magazine regularly mocks donald trump. and by the way, martha, i believe that dnc chairman tom perez is using this new yorker piece as a kind of a cover story to justify what he wanted to do anyway. >> martha: he said that specifically. it would be interesting. >> debate in 2016. >> martha: he used that story specifically so it will be interesting to hear if there is any response from him if the story is not as it appears and not as it seems whether or not there is reevaluation there we hope it will be and the door open because we very much would like to do this deba

mr maher will appear before magistrates tomorrow.on in iran has delivered a mother's day card to her on the steps of the iranian embassy, as part of his campaign for her release. nazanin zaghari ratcliffe was jailed for five years in 2016 on spying charges which she denies. with more here's our correspondent sangita myska. almost three years ago, nazinin zaghari—ratcliffe was stopped by iranian police at tehran airport. she was about to fly home with her child but was instead arrested and accused of spying. seen here with her daughter gabriella, just before being jailed for five years, the british government and herfamily have repeatedly called for her release. today, on mother's day, her husband, who has tirelessly campaigned on behalf of his wife, delivered a card and dozens of flowers to the iranian embassy. it's a message, this is the third mother's day that nazinin is a way. this year we are back in front of the iranian embassy, the message is flowers, it's a soft one. the reason for flowers is that is what prisoners are given w

the un special rapporteur on me and maher says she fears a new crisis for the remainder bangladesh relocates them to a nearby island going to leave has been briefing the human rights council after visiting cox's bazar refugee camp. forces aligned with libya's u.n. recognized government have been called to defend the northern city of service from an advance by the warlords really for. half the libyan national army which is backed by the united arab emirates and egypt less than forty kilometers from served five thousand troops aligned to the tripoli based government as you start arriving in sirte on monday to bolster defense. iran's president has several highly as arrived in iraq for his first official visit president rouhani is in baghdad to convince leaders to defy the u.s. president trump administration is giving iraq a few more months to continue buying oil and electricity from iran before it and forces sanctions against iran. well it's now up to british m.p.'s to decide the next steps for briggs it that's the message from the european union which says it remains committed to agreeing on a

mr maher will appear before magistrates tomorrow. the headlines on bbc news...suggested the government should support a softer brexit, if mps rally behind it this week police in england and wales are being given greater stop and search powers to tackle rising knife crime. there's been a sharp rise in the number of adults calling a national helpline for the children of alcoholic parents, according to figures seen by the bbc. the husband of a british—iranian woman who is currently in prison in iran has delivered a mother's day card to her on the steps of the iranian embassy, as part of his campaign for her release. nazanin zaghari ratcliffe was jailed for five years in 2016 on spying charges which she denies. with more here's our correspondent sangita myska. almost three years ago, nazinin zaghari—ratcliffe was stopped by iranian police at tehran airport. she was about to fly home with her child but was instead arrested and accused of spying. seen here with her daughter gabriella, just before being jailed for five years, the british government and herfamily have r

mr maher will appear before magistrates tomorrow.he comedian — volodymyr zelenskiy who's made his name playing the president in a satirical tv show — has won the first round of the country's presidential election. he had been expected to beat the incumbent petro poroshenko — in the first round of voting which has been taking place today. it's ukraine's first presidential election since russia seized part of its territory in 2014. mr zelenskiy has been giving his reaction to the bbc‘sjonah fisher congratulations. thank you very much. well done. what's your reaction to these exit polls? this is the first fight. i'm very happy. this is not the final action. so the final will be what i saw, but we'll see the result. this is an exit poll. i saw the results. this will be that mr president, mr... and if you win, what will be your priority as president? my priorities? what will be the first thing you will tackle as president? there are things that i want to... in english, i don't know... corruption? corruption, sure. war... and... how do you

all ground until they found out exactly what the situation is the un special rapporteur on me and maher says she fares and new crisis for the rich. young the lee has briefed the human rights council after visiting cox's bazaar refugee camp it's home to almost one million who've been forced to escape from the violence and they ring me in mar stephanie decker joins us now from cox's bazar in bangladesh and so stephanie we've heard that message from the un special rapporteur how will it resonate with the people in the camps you've been visiting. well what everyone is telling us is what they want just when it comes to the un actual wrap her findings are recommendations they're not binding but i think they are important because again we're talking about it right there raising awareness and she does say that she wants the case to be taken to the international criminal court i think that is something to keep an eye on because she is here and visited the camp yesterday we saw them they did not want to be filmed the delegation actually came out of the car when they saw our camera they went back

hard here who wants to sell this screen rock for about fifty thousand euros it's rough jade me and maher has more than any other country but it's often extracted under miserable conditions. there's a black face here and the color is not green enough no i don't like it. the chinese are tough negotiators their offers are always very low if i offer one hundred thousand they offer twenty thousand and they never go higher than thirty thousand so it's always we lose face when. the chinese control the n tired market price the so-called stone of heaven for thousands of years. give up. the j. distributor try selling some of his rings instead. but it's not his day to day. again no sale. the chinese work on behalf of clients who are far away. the offers come by a smartphone go through rough jade and for finnish jewellery this online trade is well suited to the savvy business people here at the market. simpler of all that's good the people on the internet don't know much they do not know if the quality is good we import the good spy plane but taxes are high and they cut into profits if we wear the c

maher responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about being clear transparent ones we're being neutral it's about being truthful. when he was going to go off and i would give you know. this is steve every news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes adding value to africa's resources most of goddess cocoa is expulsions role we've meet the women making dollars from the beat it's. nice to see things chocolate you think donna you think cool you think gold but chocolate never comes to mind fifty seven chocolate is changing that referencing the get donna became a free nation to make us want to revive the can do spirit off that independence year.

mohammed like so many of the other refugees was born in me and maher with no papers no official status not officially recognized the medium our government says they are bengali muslims despite their families having been in myanmar for generations all want to return home and many say they know it will be a difficult and long journey stephanie decker al-jazeera cox's bazaar bangladesh let's look more at this report from the un special rapporteur with neve parker in geneva as we hear from stephanie's report they have endured so much before it's hard to imagine it getting worse but this idea of being shipped out to an uninhabited island which is concerning the reporter. it is and you refer to it as replacing one crisis with another that's why it's caused a great amount of alarm for the un special rapporteur on myanmar she's basically said that the u.n. would need to do very very stringent feasibility studies to see whether or not bangladesh's plans of relocating many thousands of people to this island are worth it even possible it's a low lying island it's very muddy it's frequently hit by

hello my name is benjamin event maher and during this tour with you we will visit a little bit about what i do here what i grow also the law in the dome and then after we will go inside of the gallery and there's. the kitchen and we have a place where we can eat and like a workshop so we will prepare some food together there's tomato and some fresh local bay so that we've grown here we have a rigidly from florida benjamin worked as a ship's cook and came to spitzbergen ten years ago during the winter temperatures complan just to minus twenty degrees celsius in the dome but in spring things begin to change. we have some days you know over the in the midnight sun this sun in theory twenty four hours a day so it just moves around in the sky and it can get like twenty five thirty degrees in here i really like to do some root vegetables carrots potatoes would be nice but don't the sticks out like a rock from the snow drifts all around. you have to understand it's very simple this don't but this i've been speaking about it for so long that people got so sick of hearing about it you know an

ed: bill maher. pete: i was on bill maher three or four years ago. it was a great experience.ious. worth doing. he is usually a liberal loan but he tells some truths once in a while that people need to hear and this is a great one. rachel: i have been on "the view" many times and i loved it. by the way, before i stepped on the stage i always knew remind myself nobody in this audience is going to like what i have to say. i'm not speaking to them. i'm speaking to the people out there. and that's okay. makes you better. ed: we get pete back on bill maher? rachel: yes, invite him. ed: friends@foxnews.com. rachel: we are going to turn now to some of your characters. the man suspect in the new zealand attack appears in court. gunned down 49 people at two mosques in a hate filled manifesto. he threatened to kill muslim invaders and divide america. 11 in critical condition. the prime minister now vowing to change its gun laws by banning semiautomatic weapons. the man accused of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats is expected to plead guilty next week. hhe is accused mailing a do

anyone happened to see it, in an idiotic rant -- you're wondering who -- this particular one was bill maher. he had this rant, red states want to be blue states. we're the cool people, and they want to be just like us. >> no, we don't! now, let me point out, it was that arrogant condescending smug superiority that is why hillary clinton lost and donald trump won in 2016. [cheers and applause] sen. cruz: and if you desire to lead, interacting with your fellow citizens, saying you guys are a bunch of dumb ignorant rubes that need to listen to me, that's not perhaps the best message. i'll also say, as a texan, i can say, authoritatively, no other texan has desired to be from any other state or any other country in the history of the universe. [applause] rich: in fact, people from the blue state, california, are moving. sen. cruz: the blue states with high regulation, their people are fleeing because they don't have jobs. we saw when new york chased amazon out because a bunch of new york socialist said -- by the way, let's pause for a second. what on earth was amazon doing? where do you want to

out buildings three thousand jihads have surrendered to the mainly kurdish forces since monday mian maher has handed over to the u.s. a box of remains believed to be those of american airman lost during the second world war it is the first time a u.s. military aircraft has been to be in mar on such a mission the remains will now go to the laboratory for identification. but tonight emergency workers in the nigerian capital say that several people have died after a multi-story building which contained a school collapsed today now the tragedy happened in the city's area scores of people including children are feared trapped in the rubble the top floor of that building held a private elementary school we understand there were about one hundred students in soccer. for. them it's the chaos and confusion one boy pulled out alive but many more are feared trapped in the rubble. local authorities say the building housing a private elementary school and a nursery on the top floor of a residential apartment block collapsed late morning with around one hundred students inside attending a class. not so

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the chronicle reports supervisor maher wants the officials to assess potential imt packets that the newaires could have on business tax revenues, housing costs and gentrification. >>> ac transit on track to raise fares this summer. they will vote on a proposal today. it would apply to cash and clipper card fares. if approved, adults would have to pay an extra 15 cents to right this year and an additional $.25 in 2021 and 2023. ac transit told the daily californian operating costs and capital needs have >>> they're working now to clean up their community and build a better bay area with the new app. they launched the site and the app called rubbish last summer. the duo wanted to organize, categorize, pick up and change the trash scene in the city. as part of the pilot program, the rubbish team has been washing up and down polk street picking up trash three times a week and gathering data. the rubbish runs, as they call them, got simpler once they created a so-called beam which picks up trash while taking a picture that uploads to the site. >> this would be considered other. so i just pre

forced from their land this is now the biggest refugee camp in the world jamila katun fled me and maher in august two thousand and seventeen during the military crackdown on the regime in right kind state she says of course she wants to go home but only if there is peace what they skate from she remembers was terrifying but it doesn't look like our next door neighbors husband and wife they were killed which is why we lift how can we go back at least if we die here as a muslim will be allowed to have a proper funeral but if we die there will just be thrown away. she was part of a mass exodus into neighboring bangladesh the regime. as well as the united nations accusing the me and my military of burning homes abductions rapes and murder almost one million rangle apparent are each with an individual story of horrific violations of the law and of death now the bandon hearts stretch as far as the eye can see in every direction this is a makeshift city built out of human tragedy and there is now an international push to find out what happened and who is responsible. the international criminal

the democrat said on hbo's "realtime with bill maher" the house intelligence committee will subpoena mueller to answer questions. reaction on mueller's report on abc's "world news tonight" at 5:30 right here after abc7 news at 5:00. >>> isis has lost its final stronghold in syria. that is according to officials there. the syrian democratic forces said it fully liberated the town of baghouz. this marking the end of a so-called caliphate declared in 2014. president trump said, quote, while on occasion these cowards will resurface, they have lost all prestige and power. they are losers and will always be losers. we will continue to work with our partners and allies to totally crush radical islamic terrorists. >>> family and friends said good-bye to the son of an oakland city leader who was murdered while attending college in los angeles. ♪ abc7 news was at the temple hill auditorium where today's memorial service for 21-year-old victor mceleny. son of council woman lynette gibson mceleny. the student was shot to death during a robbery attempt on march 10th. victor mceleny majored in mus

hello i'm hala maher he'd seen this is the news our life until coming up in the next sixty minutes the nose have it the moos have it on the hour. another votes another rejection prime minister to resign may's breck's a deal is defeated a third time in the u.k. parliament. u.s. president donald trump threatens to calls the border with mexico next week accusing his southern neighbor of being soft on immigration. hundreds of thousands of protesters take to the streets cheerier demands are going to overhaul of the entire political establishment plus. we're just about to board a canadian air force medivac exercise operation find out next why this has become one of the deadliest peacekeeping operation in the u.s. history. the have everything gone supply and the u.k. would have left the european union by no instead the country remains deadlocked as british m.p.'s rejected the government's breck's a deal for a third time. and the prime minister had promised to resign if it was passed but the withdrawal agreements failed to win enough crucial support falling shorts by fifty eight votes to resum

the un special rapporteur on me and maher says she fears a new crisis for the rich if bangladesh relocates them to a nearby island yankie levy has been briefing the human rights council after visiting cox's bazar refugee camp she says up to ten thousand civilians have escaped from me and mars rakhine state since the. stephanie decker has more now from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. the un special rapporteur and then briefing the human rights council in geneva she expressed concern of bangladesh's plans to relocate just over twenty thousand running refugees from here crosses on to an uninhabited island she says if the conditions eases the need to clear out what the situation is like on the are living also it needs to be done on a voluntary basis she also of course said that the earnings you need to be able to return home to me and for their safety their rights need to be insured in a need to be compensation for the land and property lost over the last year and a halt now she's also mentioned that their case needs to be pushed forward for the international criminal court that it sometimes it se

mian maher has handed over to the u.s. a box of remains believed to be of american airman lost world war two this is the first time an american military aircraft has been to myanmar in such a mission the remains are now set for dedication. the u.s. justice department has charged thirty three mostly wealthy parents with cheating to get their children into elite american universities those charges include c.e.o.'s of major companies and the hollywood actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin illegibly conspired to falsify records and pay bribes to influence the college admissions process. this is the news still to come on the show boeing seven thirty seven maxwell's ban from much of the world skies now that after the ethiopian airlines crash but the u.s. is still backing this popular jet you have in-depth analysis later in the show. but first an australian court has sentenced cardinal george pell a former close advisor to pope francis' to six years in prison for child sex abuse the vatican's former finance minister was found guilty of molesting two choir boys in a cathedral twenty y

now maher is battling a deepening drug crisis this week police seize more than ten million meth pills with a street value almost twelve million euros it's yet another massive haul in a country thought to be the world's largest producer of metal and fed him now the northeastern state is the epicenter of mass production they are a network of local armed groups works with transnational trafficking gangs but it is a rampant drug use in myanmar itself that's causing major concern drug gangs are pushing cheap pills to a growing number of addicts. is a shame to go home on the twenty seven year old has been a drug addict for almost a decade he left his village for fear of gang violence but he's real escape as being crystal meth. i use drugs because i get depressed. and they help keep me calm. and. this is the drug of choice for many in myanmar is called locally may have come down at rock bottom prices the u.n. calls it a ruthless strategy to feed local demand. so we're looking at increasing use across the country demand is rising. a youth population which is very vulnerable and a lack of heal

disappointed with how palosi positioned this whole thing because at the end the day her statement was full of maher she's she's you know emigrates she doesn't speak english very well she doesn't understand the language very well i found it instead of you know putting up the debate she completely shut it down and then threw it on the fact that omar is an immigrant and doesn't know what she's saying you know exactly the same point here i mean looking at how omar is being treated she's being treated as if she was ignorant and actually i think there's a wolf of racism right there she doesn't speak english very well she does understand the meaning of words that it's a totalitarian mindset words mean what i tell you the mean are you can't think for yourself reminds me of the situation in the u.k. where mrs thatcher suddenly criticised the european union her press secretary emerged and you said madame is very sick and she won't be making a new more political comments so this is the same kind of attitude we heard from mrs pelosi like she's not qualified she doesn't speak english you know but coming back to

mean maher has handed over to the us a box of remains believed to be of american airmen lost in world war two it is the first time an american military aircraft has been to me an mar on such a mission the remains are now set for identification. the u.s. justice department has charged fifty mostly wealthy parents with fraud after they cheated to get their children into a league american universities including yale stanford and georgetown those charged include the c.e.o.'s of major companies and the hollywood actresses full of c. huffman and lori loughlin they allegedly conspired to falsify records and bribed college officials to influence the admissions process. an australian court has sentenced cardinal george pell a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison he was found guilty of molesting two choir boys in a cathedral powell is the most senior among leading clergymen to be convicted of child sex abuse. he used to be one of the most powerful men in the australian catholic church but now george pell has fallen from grace sentenced to six years in prison the form of v

but mr maher, isn't the truth that you're concerned about immigration isn't just about security —— mayorelement of racism in your attitude to immigrants. 0r example, in your own town, you have declared that you want to ban the burka, you wa nt to that you want to ban the burka, you want to ban the building of mosques. you are making a plain that for you this is about culture. it isn'tjust about security. yes, you are right, because i think we need to defend oui’ because i think we need to defend our culture. you know, i respect, for example, the islam in saudi arabia. but hungary is a christian country. our traditions are christian traditions. the european union is not working now. the european union cannot preserve the european union cannot preserve the european culture. they will destroy it, and they will be just not the diversity, there will be a uniform is the society, you know, without colours, without european colours —— uniformist. who will defend the european people, the european nations? hungary now allowsjust european people, the european nations? hungary now allows just two wo

you answered one of my questions about do you think the allegations of anti-semitism against maher were justified she claims that she was speaking about the policies and also the same could be said about the policies of the u.s. toward saudi arabia a lot of people wanted a language against her specifically in this resolution but the democrats stop shy of that do these allegations though make it harder to have a conversation about the pro israel lobby and other countries as well. exactly that's a problem that's all the norm are one it and that's what many other people want this is not about condemning any group or any or any country per se it's about the right to do so in the case of israel you simply cannot and there is this constant consolation between what is an. israel what is anti semitism what is anti whatever because of of the fact that israel is the only party that has a right to define the narrative it's only israel and that is what either lobby in washington d.c. that has a right to tell us what is acceptable as far as it had on mars political discourse is concerned and what is

local armed groups works with transnational trafficking gangs but it is a rampant drug use in me and maher itself that's causing major concern drug gangs are pushing cheap pills to a growing number of addicts. is a shame to go hard on the twenty seven year old who's been a drug addict for almost a decade. he left his village for fear of gang violence but he's real escape as being crystal meth. i use drugs because i get depressed. and they help keep me calm. and. this is the drug of choice for many in myanmar it's called yabba locally myth pumped out at rock bottom prices the u.n. calls it a ruthless strategy to feed local demand. so we're looking at increasing use across the country demand is rising. a youth population which is very vulnerable and a lack of health infrastructure it's it's a crisis looming right now if it's not there already. could cry a key town on the supply route to shan states illegal meth labs. you know reverend salmen and other church goes on with sticks have been fighting the rampant drug use here which is turned parts of the town into no go zones. anonymous death th

i mean maher has handed over to the us a box of remains believed to be of american airmen lost in world war two it is the first time an american military aircraft has been to be in mar on such a mission the remains are now set for identification. and that the u.s. justice department is charged fifty mostly wealthy parents with fraud after they cheated to get their children into elite american universities including yale stanford and georgetown those charges include c.e.o.'s of major companies and the hollywood actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin they allegedly conspired to falsify records and bribe college officials to influence the admissions process. an australian court has sentenced cardinal george powell a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison for child sex abuse the vatican's former finance minister was found guilty of molesting two choir boys twenty eight years ago he is the most senior catholic cleric to be sentenced for child sex abuse. let's bring in our religious affairs correspondent martin got the story hi martin as you said most senior member

mohammed like so many of the other refugees was born in me and maher with no papers no official status not officially recognized to me him our government says they are bengali muslims despite their families having been in myanmar for generations all want to return home many say they know it will be a difficult and long journey stephanie decker al-jazeera cox's bizarre bangladesh. the palestinian president has chosen a long time advisor and critic of hamas as his new prime minister. is a top official in bass's fatah movement and a former peace negotiator is appointment could deepen a rift with rivals hamas irreplaceable rami humbug who had overseen a unity government but resigned in january more from nida abraham in ramallah how modest a year has been a long aide for president mahmoud abbas in economic issues as well as being part of their central committee for the past two terms upon his assignment president abbas has told stay here that his government should work on major important missions including restoring the unity between the west bank and the gaza strip as well as continue the

primary mission so far democrats have mostly been quiet as they've been occupied with congresswoman maher's comments about the israel lobby however house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff called it quote a troubling retreat from transparency former cia agent ned price was obama's spokesperson for the national security agency said the requirement allowed the u.s. to counter dissin from ation from terrorist groups with facts about the effectiveness and precision of our operations reporting in washington dan cohen r.t. . so one of the things our we just popped out of that and i hope we can talk a little bit about this isn't the trumpet ministration head had it not worried our previous. yeah an entire previous deadline that was made to a two thousand and eighteen for the annual accounting of civilian and enemy casualties i think that's what's interesting is that what critics are wondering is that the trumpet ministration will now be able to expand the use of drone strikes overseas with even more with even less not more or less oversight which is something he gave you know he gave the

violence in me and march rakhine state since november lee wants the un security council to refer me and maher to the international criminal court over the persecution there were have ensured and action in my rejects the barker has more from geneva. young leaders report is a damning indictment of the treatment of ring of people both in myanmar and outside as well in her report she says from last november ten thousand where he fled the country many of them ending up in bangladesh and cox's bizarre now the world's largest refugee camp we know that a team from the international criminal court the united nations highest court is on the ground cox's bizarre investigating the possibility of future legal proceedings but as young released said it is early days are right now i think as we speak there are people in. still taking doing a preliminary examination they're not interviewing victims of the persons per se and this is not the first visit or industry and they have been if you mind the past may be one mind the past also here the united nations was a rocking the victim a woman who has lost both her

and properties which were confiscated mohammed like so many of the other refugees was born in me and maher with no papers no official status not officially recognized the medium our government says they are bengali muslims despite their families having been in myanmar for generations all want to return home and many say they know it will be a difficult and long journey stephanie decker al-jazeera cox's bazaar bangladesh. they've all across japan are paying tribute to the victims of the twenty levon earthquake and tsunami which caused a meltdown at fukushima eight years on disasters that killed more than fifteen thousand people or thirty has continued to deal with the cleanup on the water used to cool the nuclear reactor is still contaminated and more than fifty thousand people are still displaced. the u.s. is increasing its dominance in the global arms market with a surge in sales to the middle east that's the finding of the stockholm international peace research institute that shows u.s. exports grew by twenty nine percent in the last five years and the flow of arms to the middle east inc

. >> we are qulooking closely at nbc, a.p., hbo for the conduct of bill maher, we are looking at somef the people like kathy griffin who sent out these horrible tweets that are called doxxing. jesse: michael avenatti and daniels calling it quits. the porn lawyer is dumping her for reasons he said he can't reveal because of attorney-client privilege. he said i terminated the relationship, not the other way around. >> the "daily caller" went digging into carusone's past on everything from transvestites to jewish people. check it out. total hypocrite. mitt romney celebrated his 72nd birthday. but it's this awkward video of him blowing out the candles one by one on a cake compiled of dwingies that has people wondering why. here to react be the host of the dana show, dana loesch. let's take this thing out to california where it's atrocious where what's going on. not on are they bringing people into the you state from 0er countries, but they are allowing convicted killers to skate. what's going on there? >> these sanctuary state, sanctuary city policies is insane. er time i hear one of thes

mohammed like so many of the other refugees was born in me and maher with no papers no official status not officially recognised to me i'm our government says they are bengali muslims despite their families having been in myanmar for generations all want to return home that many say they know it will be a difficult and long journey stephanie decker al-jazeera cox's bazaar bangladesh early us is increasing its dominance in the global arms market with a surge in sales to the middle east data compiled by the stockholm international peace research institutions u.s. exports grew twenty nine percent in the last five years at the same time the flow of arms to the middle east increased by eighty seven percent russian and chinese arms sales have fallen or turkey israel and european nations have increased their share india's election commission has announced the dates for parliamentary elections voting will take place in seven phases between april and may an estimated nine hundred million people who are eligible to cast their ballots results will be out on may twenty third a new report is accusi

. >>> san francisco maher has announced new public defender tomorrow. after public defender died. since then, matt gonzales second in command has been running the office. his appointee will serve until the november election when it will be on the balloath. she will make adjustment tomorrow morning 9:30. >>> shifting to the warm-up. >> lisa has the look. >> no matter how times we say it, we can't believe it. but we have this low pressure we can see. this brought the hail to oakland about 2:30. and about 5:30 in san jose it is drift together south sending the rain into monterey. so we are pretty much dry the northern half of the bay area cooling off quickly under the cool skies. planning your day tomorrow clear and cool. 30s in and 40s elsewhere by 7:00. sun comes up 7:36 still chilly. mild start to the morning with 40s and fifrts. then by 11:00 we are in the low 50s and warm up to temperatures near seasonal averages but here's a hint keep the sunglasses handy. by next weekend this time we'll be talking about temperatures above average. eric, diane. >> all right. lisa, thank you ver

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the un special rapporteur on man maher says she fears a new crisis for the ring or if bangladesh relocates them to a nearby island young lee comments to the human rights council ordered a visit to cox's bazaar refugee camp on the southern coast of bangladesh he told the geneva forum she's concerned whether bashar and shah whose name means floating island is truly habitable. ill planned around the kitchen and relocations without the consent of the refugees concerned have the potential to create a new crisis it is incumbent on the government of bangladesh to ensure that this is not brought about the british prime minister is expected to hold last minute talks with e.u. leaders in strasburg later on monday sort of the bloc warned to reason may it is now up to british m.p.'s to decide the next steps to take britain out of the e.u. politicians in the u.k. will vote on her latest deal on tuesday. forces aligned with libya's un backed government to be sent to defend the northern city of see it from an advance by the warlord honey for have to and his fighters after libyan national army which is ba

mohammed like so many of the other refugees was born in me and maher with no papers no official status not officially recognized the medium our government says they are bengali muslims despite their families having been in myanmar for generations all want to return home but many say they know it will be a difficult and long journey stephanie decker al-jazeera cox's bazaar bangladesh. breaker and al-jazeera when we come back. protesters in moscow rally against a proposed law they say will make the internet like i am cutting. our brains that deal could impact the world of fine art especially if taxes go up on imports and exports and support the rally driver facing an unexpected obstacle in a race in mexico that's also to come more in the state in the us. however i think in china you have day off from the right maybe two days off the clouds disappearing east was its really concentrating on bringing rain to japan so this tailend stuff is probably just that for taiwan and bits are growing long it might rain a little bit on monday but i think mostly you're into fighting with another twenty t

mohammed like so many of the other refugees was born in me and maher with no papers no official status not officially recognized the medium our government says they are bengali muslims despite their families having been in myanmar for generations all want to return home but many say they know it will be a difficult and long journey. given what so we just heard in your report that given the monsoon season isn't too far away are people prepared for what's coming. i think in a nutshell not really the hope of that the amount of people here almost a million people i mean the reality get locked in that huge number of families are very difficult for all the easier to deal with the way view these sort of bamboo hut are built very hilly area the very prone to landslides one of the main concerns of what they're doing now in preparation for the monsoon which starting next month is trying to reinforce some of these of these structures if you will and that we were think today if you have these houses are built on sand bags with the authorities are ready are voting from people it's like you pass dow