you know it's the workers club versus the plastic club in man city and liverpool is the only team to beat man city in the premier league ok they're split you know it most recently liverpool was victorious you know so that is an edge and you're going close comments you know he was talking about he doesn't mind you know it's the luck of the draw sometimes you're pitted against a neighbor but it's all for steam ahead and let's go so they recognize and acknowledge that they are the underdogs liverpool but all in all it is going to be an appetizing matchup all right well let's talk about bahrain they've been great i've been to think about the last time they actually won the champions league was back in two thousand and thirteen give us as i tell you and then coach what are their chances this time around you know you know they have an easy opponent in seville i think it's safe to say that the city has season they've won the europa league three times but that is a second tier competition you know buyer. something special about byron in the reunification of your hike is because they're all i

today wednesday night against man city and then everton at 12:30pm three days later. there, playing cska moscow, that will make headlines at a time of strained relations between britain and russia. arsenal pleased to avoid the likes of atletico madrid. after a week of irish domination at cheltenham, the gold cup provided an epic fight between them to english trained horses. they deliver beating mike bite in a two horse race. the 70,000 crowd roared on the two, watching each other stride for stride but 22 fences, more than three miles before native river pulled away before the final job, conquering the soft ground to improve on third place from last year. it is the champion jockey richard johnson's second gold cup of his career and the first for the trainer, colin tizzard, who presented nicky henderson, winning has three treble at the festival of the champions trophy, champion chase and gold cup. johnson was brilliant on that course. i do not think many gold cup winners make all the running and do thejumping. you could see him setting up the jumps about six tries out.

the sporting fixtures, such as they are, man city versus chelsea, there shouldn't be a massive issue,egrees or so. we will find those temperatures lifting during the course of the week, that unsettled look, feeling less cold and the risk of snow will become confined to the hills and there you will see eventually double figures prevailing across the southern half of britain, temperatures on the up even further north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: an end to the freezing weather is coming, but thousands of homes tonight remain without power. high tides and strong winds mean several flood warnings in place as the snow melts. further travel disruption is expected. three men have been charged with manslaughter and arson over an explosion in leicester which left five people dead and a number of people injured. president trump threatens to impose new taxes on cars imported into the us from the european union. and video assistant referees are set to be used at this year's world cup in russia after football's lawmakers voted to approve the technology. and on the eve of the oscars, w

the good news is, for man city it's difficult as well.after the draw, and it didn't look like it was christmas and easter the same day. so it's hard work, and that's good, because it's the last eight in europe, and if that would be easy, then something would be wrong. meanwhile, the europa league draw also took place today. the top pairing will make headlines at a time of strained relations between britain and russia. they will have to be pleased, arsenal, that they have avoided the likes of favourites atletico madrid. we will see video assistant referees used at the world cup in russia, after fifa approved the controversial system. it has been trialled in the fa cup this season been trialled in the fa cup this season but has been criticised by a lot of people for taking too long and being overused. it allows referees to consult an official with access to video replays in order to make key decisions. in the scottish premiership, the hibs manager had to watch his side's match from the stands as he continues to serve a touchline ban. it pro

the good news is for man city it is difficult as well. i thought the fans faces after the draw and it did not look like it is christmas and easter on the same day. it is hard work, and thatis the same day. it is hard work, and that is good because it is the last eight in europe and if that would be easy than something would be wrong. meanwhile their europa league drop took place today. arsenal will play in cfa, moscow appearing that will make headlines at a time with strained relations between britain and russia. they will have to be pleased that they have at least avoided the likes of favourites atletico madrid. video assistant referees used at this summer's world cup in russia after fifa approved the controversial system. it's been child in the fa cup this season but criticised by a lot of people for taking too long and being overused. it allows referees to consult an official with access to video replays in order to make key decisions. in the scottish premiership to manager had to watch his side's match from the sidelines as the served

the sporting fixtures, such as they are, man city versus chelsea, there shouldn't be a massive issue,rees or so. we will find those temperatures lifting during the course of the week, that unsettled look, feeling less cold and the risk of snow will become confined to the hills and there you will see eventually double figures prevailing across the southern half of britain, temperatures on the up even further north... this is bbc world news today. our top stories: it's a change that could revolutionise football. video assistant referees are set to be used at the world cup in russia. president trump says he will tax european car imports in the latest spat over trade. the philippines government warned her not to investigate alleged police killings but this un investigator says she will not be intimidated. the threats have been misogynist and sexualised but they will not silence me. and on the eve of the oscars — we look at how film schools are trying to cut out gender discrimination.

ten years ago so why did you leave what force you out of every trial because what is a man on is a man. city from there it was most of them was in saddam's. even if the man is really from the army the government came they took all his addresses a family especially for wife was a kid s. i don't want to be. in prison because everything employees in is difficult prison like his underground prison it is so difficult you can eat one time in a day you can sleep you can sleep on the floor and this is your own personal experience when your husband fled the armenia you were in prison for two months yes for two months i was with my delta now my daughter now is eleven years old as time she was like one in the house and so you both ended up with you and your husband and your two children and it up in sudan in a refugee camp. what made you decide to come here because there is not. so then is also the same situation that like everything because if you sit in the fija come that is a smuggler as maybe they kidnap a deal maybe take nabs a kid just to get the money. when i so when i listen some see it happen

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no great problems with the fixtures there, man city taking on chelsea at the top of the premier league be increasingly confined to the hills of northern britain and things will stay fairly unsettled. this is a snapshot for monday, where we can see further rain close to the centre of the low pressure down towards the south—western quarter. there is still someone to nurse, especially on the higher ground of northern scotland. elsewhere, really not too bad at all as a start to the week. many more of you will be getting to work and noticing the temperatures beginning to creep up, nine or ten or 11 degrees. here we are, continuing a trend, certainly across some parts. double—figure temperatures on the up across northern britain as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has threatened, in a tweet, to impose additional tariffs on cars imported from europe. it follows the eu's promise to retaliate if the us imposes tariffs on steel. mr trump wants to tackle the american trade deficit, but some of his advisers are understood to be urging caution.

man city and the story builds to be forced to leave it would piss me off when people need to be. bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the winning documentaries and. i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism. and. i'm richelle carey and these are the top stories on al-jazeera the white house calls russia's expulsion of over one hundred fifty diplomats including sixty americans and justified it's moscow's latest move in a diplomatic dispute following the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter in the u.k. . says u.s. troops will be leaving syria very soon speaking to supporters in ohio president says i saw was almost a faded in syria that it's time to let others take care of the problem the state department says it is unaware of any policy change. the kurdish armed group the y p g says france is planning to send troops to support them in northern syria and mediate with turkey on thursday france's president. met kurdish an arab members of the syria democratic forces in paris turkey has been fighting kurdish f

on the main man city and the story bill needs to be forced so you would just be out when people need to be heard women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the winning documentaries and live news on al-jazeera i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism on air and on line. turkey says it will launch a military operation against kurdish fighters in the syrian town of raising fears of a faceoff with the u.s. . for the back to go.

the sporting fixtures, such as they are, man city versus chelsea, there shouldn't be a massive issue,ring the course of the week, that unsettled look, feeling less cold and the risk of snow will become confined to the hills and there you will see eventually double figures prevailing across the southern half of britain, temperatures on the up even further north. this is bbc world news. the headlines. world football's world rule—making body has approved the use of var, letting officials use tv pictures if foul play or a mistaken decision. it is set to be used in the world cup in russia. donald trump has stepped up his war of words over trade tariffs. he has threatened to slap a tax on car imports from the eu. his call for ta riffs imports from the eu. his call for tariffs on foreign steel has been criticised by world leaders. a senior un human rights official says she will not be intimidated by the philippine government in her attem pts philippine government in her atte m pts to philippine government in her attempts to investigate thousands of killings in the president's or on drawers.

went on without mourinho and man united and its biggest rivals were drawn together, liverpool and man cityfrom the top four leagues in europe, a repeat of the final last year the juventus and real madrid and barcelona and bayern munich will be strong favourites. the games take place in successive weeks in april. the europa league draws... the favourites kept apart, atletico madrid drawn with sporting lisbon and arsenalface madrid drawn with sporting lisbon and arsenal face cska moscow at a time of strained relations between britain and russia. after a week of irish domination at cheltenham, the gold cup provided an epic duel between two english trained horses. native driver —— native river beat mite bite. both led throughout, stride for stride for 22 fences, more than three miles, before native river pulled away after the final jump, conquering the field and the soft ground to improve on his third place of last year. champion jockey richard johnson's second gold cup of his career and a first for the trainer, who prevented nicky henderson winning the historic treble of champions trophy, cha

the previous meeting finished 5—0 to man city so let's go ahead and promised goals at this stage. of nd 62. let's move a little further away. people who have to actually travel some sort of distance. spain where there are three la liga teams involved in the champions league quarterfinals including barcelona. thanks in part to lionel messi kubot selfie out in the last round. they have room while real madrid take on juventus. this is a repeat of the 20 17th final. the only knockout win that real madrid have against juventus since 2003 and the italian legendary goalkeeper has not won this competition before. he retired at the end of the season. the other spanish side savilla after beating manchester united played bayern munich but the standout ty very much a meaningless birth at that perspective is liverpool against manchester city. 21 points separate them butjurgen klopp is the only manager to have a winning record against that party alone. of those who have played ten times. against that party alone. of those who have played ten timesm against that party alone. of those who have played

on the main man city and the story builds to be forced to leave the room just to be on when people need to be heard to women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the winning documentaries and. i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism . and. mark zuckerberg speaks out after days of silence and he came perch analytical controversy saying facebook made a mistake. there were shock area this is al-jazeera life also coming up syrian rebels surrender a town in eastern due to as government forces tighten their control. french authorities placed former president nicholas sarkozy under formal investigation in connection with ties to the lately been there more markets. the man behind a series of bombings in the u.s. kills himself and police are no closer to finding out his motive. facebook's boss has promised to safeguard the information of its two billion users after a major data breach it's the first time mark zuckerberg has publicly addressed accusations that fifty million users had their data harvested by a th

man city will feel the premier league title if they beat their local rivals manchester united next saturdayscored twice in the opening 12 minutes, ending a 3-1 in the opening 12 minutes, ending a 3—1winners. he has now recorded a victory against every current premier league side since coming to manage in england. we are so happy, so manage in england. we are so happy, so after three weeks without a game, you never know. how will we will react. we started so good and ok, they didn't push, they didn'tjam, they didn't push, they didn'tjam, the wii controlled more and ok, the ball found a small but we were controlling it. elsewhere, another defeat for west brom. crystal palace just above the drop zone. in the scottish premiership, celtic move within ten points of scoring a second successive title. how about this for a debut to the la galaxy, he came on as a substitute one week after completing his move to los angeles and he did this. he makes it look easy. a true legend in the game. that is what it meant to him. that was impressive but the galaxy had been 3—0 down, it helped them come back to 3

on the other side of the draw, man city also true for a second straight season. also true for a second swedish side, having already led 2—0 from the first leg. they will play the title holders, defending champions, in the semifinals which take place towards the end of april. that is your sport for now. if everything goes to plan, exactly one year from today, at 11 o'clock at night, britain will officially leave the european union. article 50 was triggered on 29th march 2017 — setting in motion the two year time frame within which britain and the other 27 eu countries would have to complete all their negotiations ahead of the official transition period. so we've brought together a group of voters — half voted to leave the eu, and half voted to remain — to see how people have been feeling since the referendum. we've heard an awful lot from the politicians about what is and isn't being done. but as we're officially halfway towards leaving, we want to know what you think — what matters to you, whether you've changed your minds, and how you feel about the yearahead... also here is our polit

in the mail man city and the story bill needs to be forced to leave the interest. when people need to be heard to women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the winning documentaries and. i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism on and on. the world. turkey says it will launch a military operation against kurdish fighters in the syrian town of raising fears of a faceoff with the u.s. . fully back to go this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up china's president xi jinping outlined his vision for the future at the closing session of the national people's congress breaks it a breakthrough with the e.u. and the u.k. reach a deal on a transition phase but still no solutions for ireland plus arts and activism we visit an exhibition inspiring creativity with a message for the middle east. the end. the syrian government has heavily criticised what it calls turkey's occupation of the town of a friend and is demanding turkish forces withdraw turkey says it now plans to expand its mil

all in the mail man city and the story bill meant to be forced to leave the room just. when people need to be heard to women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the mood winning documentaries and. i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism . and. probably on scientist even hawking who helped unlock the mysteries of the universe has died at the age of seventy six. and richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. we disagreed on board you look at the iran deal i think it's terrible i guess. tillerson al pompei awareness u.s. president tunnel trump replaces a secretary of state after months of strained relations. russia defies an ultimatum from the u.k. over the poisoning of a former spy. a la the latest from the u.s. on a tightly contested special election that could empacher on president trump's agenda . one of the world's greatest scientist stephen hawking has died at the age of seventy six his work focused on the evolution of the universe and his book a brief history

the good news is, for man city it is difficult as well.! it's hard work. that's good. because it's the last eight in europe. if that would be easy, some people would be wrong. with all of the teams they could have faced, liverpool and manchester city get a draw that will take them about 30 miles along the m60 two. let's move to spain where we can find two teams with more of a distance between them. three la liga clubs involved. barcelona, thanks to lionel messi, have drawn rome. real madrid against juventus is a battle that repeats last year's final. that the only time that real madrid have beaten juventus in a knockout tie. the legendaryjuventus goalkeeper juventus in a knockout tie. the legendary juventus goalkeeper has never won this competition. he is retiring at the end of the season. so, that spain. the third spanish tea m so, that spain. the third spanish team are travelling to germany. and what a german team they will be facing. ryan munich against savile. —— sevilla. bayern will be strong favourites to go through to the semifinals

"today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in foster city with the man that police are now looking for. pete, what do we know? >> reporter: good morning to you, kris and marcus. we're standing in front of the san mateo foster city school headquarters where they've made that decision to increase their police presence around schools as a result of this threat. let's show you guys the picture of that man inside the big five store on el camino real back on friday. according to san mateo police they're saying a customer reported the man after overhearing him telling an employee he was going to purchase a firearm and threatened to shoot up a school with it. now, police say he also asked the employee what would be a good shirt to wear while he was doing this. you are looking at a surveillance picture of when he was inside of that big five. police say when they did arrive on friday they were not able to locate him. i want to show you some information on his description. you just saw the picture, but he is described assen adult white male in his 30s, 35 years old, and he appears to be transient

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take nothing away from man city, they are 16 points clear at the top of the table, 30 points clear ofhead for that premier league title at the earliest opportunity. they could win it on april seven. the prime minister, theresa may, is set to deliver a major speech today, setting out the government's latest position on brexit. she's going to outline five tests she thinks any deal should meet to be successful. let's talk to our political guru about what we can expect. lets talk to norman smith. take us through these five tests. these are tests to reassure folk about the type of brexit she will deliver. she said she will respect the results of the referendum and there will be a permanent deal so we won't be going back to the negotiating table next year. it will bea negotiating table next year. it will be a deal protecting prosperity and livelihood and it will be a deal which tries to bring everyone together. so far, so simple. the really difficult part of her speech todayis really difficult part of her speech today is trying to convince eu leaders that we should now move on to negotiatin

on the main man city and the story bill needs to be forced to leave the group just. when people need to be heard. and given refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the winning documentaries and nine . i got a committee hearing is good journalism on and on. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera police in barcelona have been trying to break up protests in support of detained former catalan president catalysed wisdom and demonstrators have massed on the streets hours after a push to mount was arrested in northern germany on sunday he faces a hearing on monday on a request for his extradition to spain where he's wanted on rebellion charges in connection with last year's secession referendum elect allen in berlin has more now on the legal process there is of course on the european extradition treaties a process that has to be followed legally the germans are now determining whether everything is in place for that arrest warrant and he if he doesn't appeal will have to be extradited within ten days if he does appeal

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on the mail man city and the story builds to be forced to leave the group just. when people need to be heard to women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the winning documentary and. i've got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism. and. welcome back let's update you on the top stories this hour british prime minister treason may as told parliament that it was highly likely that last go was responsible for the poisoning of a russian double agent dozens of people have been killed after a plane carrying seventy two passengers crashed at katmandu airports in. and a rebel group operating in syria's eastern goods and clive says it's allowing wounded people to be evacuated after striking a deal with russia. the been protests at the funerals of three suspected rebel fighters in indian administered kashmir the unrest has forced police to end. a curfew on some parts of the main city srinagar and schools and businesses have been closed priyanka gupta reports. mourners packed the streets of chi

man. they gathered at city hall today to demand action..phon clark was killed sunday by two sacramento police officers. reporter sonseeharay tonsall has the video. we do want to warn you -- that some of the images and sounds are graphic. a life lost violently at the hands of sacramento police.and now the public can see exactly how stephon clark was killed, dying in a hail of 20 bullets. natsot"show me your hands. gun, gun gun! shots fired. shots fired. shots fired." chaotic and now controversial moments recorded by officers through their ground level body cams and from above, courtesy of a sheriff's department helicopter.released by sacramento police as a grieving family and a city grapple with the department's latest killing of an unarmed black man.larry carr/sacramento city council "disturbing is the natural reaction."councilman carr represents the district where clark was killed, and has been inundated with community concerns since sequita thompson realized the grandson who lived with her was the man killed in her backyard on 29th street

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maybe his teammate into one he's the brains at man city currently one of the world's top teams. and he sure knows how to move his feet. or will let me look at the polls these days the veteran is in action in the j. leak. cold he's laid back always in a good mood and always hungry for more. who out of these eleven nominees is your german football ambassador for twenty eight team goes to foosball bush after done. and vote. ok we saw the website address there and you could go to that website by going to d w dot com and find out more about this award as well when will the winners be announced with this on the eighth of may you can vote until the fifteenth of april and on the eighth of may there will be the ceremony in the foreign ministry and then they want to give in the last year we had the winning the players brought us and this year we'll look forward to whatever you decide on into when we'll win hopefully ok so go to the website dot com and go to the sports department there and you'll get all the information you need on how to vote yes definitely ok mathias thanks for bring us

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man called mark anthony conditt. he lived in pflugerville, just outside the city. they are also telling the public that they don‘t know where the suspect has been in the last 24 hours, so there could still be devices out there. gary 0‘donoghue, bbc news, austin, texas. we keep on hearing about the rising concern about plastic. today a major study has warned that the quantity of plastic in the world‘s seas will treble in a decade unless we use or throw away less of it. in the first of a three—part series, we‘ve set one family from bristol a challenge — to see if they can live without single—use plastic for ten days. jon kay has been to visit them. so, what‘s for tea in the evans household tonight? plastic, and plastic, and plastic. and more plastic. liz, andy and their girls want to live with less of this. but how? plastic, plastic, plastic... plastic, plastic. they‘re going to try living without single—use plastic for ten days. we‘re up for it but... i can‘t see how you can do it, as a modern family. the bottles of lemonade that we like. tomorrow is bin day. we're

city and st. louis starting in 1920. was sent to man jefferson city to represent his constituents, there was no place he could stay so he stayed in a dormitory room and he could not eat anywhere, including the cafeteria of the capital. he ate in the cafeteria at lincoln university. green, where does he go? he goes to a dormitory room, not a hotel. sallied forthi for my first evening in jefferson city. he went as far as about three and he orderedfe a hamburger. -- beep prior him toldhim -- the proprietor niggers. on't serve he said -- will you sell me a pint of ice cream? he said -- yes but you cannot eat it here. he took his point and went back to lincoln university and by that time, he was so disgusted, he sat on his bed and cried and swore the next day he would get out of jefferson city, missouri. the next day, the sun was shining and students were heiving and he told me thought this was exactly the place he needed to be. fortunately for me, he stayed more than 50 years. back to lincoln. -- in the period immediately following world wa

man. the city council was supposed to discuss the issue last night, but take a look at what happened instead. inside the chambers dozens of people voiced their outrage over the police shooting death of stephon clark. one person was arrested outside the meeting, that's what you're seeing here on your screen. the meeting was eventually shut down all together. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd was there and as she reports it was a day filled with protests at the state capitol. >> reporter: there were two demonstrations last night, one here at city hall, the other at the kings game. this community is frustrated and angry and right now they are demanding change. tuesday city council meeting packed with people expressing their anger and concern over the shooting death of 22-year-old stephon clark. his brother making his point in front of the mayor. >> stop. stop. stop. stop, y'all. stop, please. my brother just got shot. >> reporter: at one point protesters briefly taking over the meeting and council members listened to family members and the community. >> you shoot us down -- >> reporter: proteste

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officers fired back after a 21- year-old man from suisun city fired shots at them. this is at the corner of london's the -- london street and geneva avenue. that man died. five others including a police officer were hit by gunfire. the police department policy requires a town hall meeting to be held within 10 days after an officer involved shooting. tonight's town hall meeting will be at 6:00 at balboa high school. at 1000 cayuga avenue. >>> it is a double play for the oakland a's and their quest to build a new ballpark. open's mirror says the team is close to being granted exclusive -- exclusive bargaining rights. earlier this week, the a's announced that they would like to by the coliseum complex so that the land that they plan to build the stadium on would be onto them. the a's are hoping to obtain those exclusive negotiating rights. final approval would need to come from both the oakland city council and the alameda county board of supervisors. a real estate firm estimates that the coliseum site is worth $180 million. >> before any transaction takes place, we're

this is a picture of him on the day he becomes the first lack man of the city -- black man of the city. he was a fifth generation georgian. his grandfather was the founder of a baptist church. his maternal grandfather was the unofficial mayor. he was on the board of trustees and raise money for the college. interesting is he had six daughters and all of them get masters degrees and his own mother receives a phd in french from the university of toulouse. he came from a influential family but they are not rich. maynard jackson graduates from high school and enters morehouse college. sogoes to boston law school he ends up going to durham law school and it is there he meets bunny hayes who becomes bunny jackson. what you see here is the day he is elected. there is a interesting story. in 1968, maynard and bunny had a daughter why the name of brooke. they took her to north carolina to show off the baby to the mother. he comes back to tell them he is not interested in running for political office. robert kennedy is assassinated so he decides he is going to run for the u.s. senate. that is in

city. after yea rs of is after years of is rule, music is backin after years of is rule, music is back in mosul. this mand islamic state extremists found out he was playing the violin at home. now that he is able to return, he tells me he and other musicians want to rebuild their city, the only way they know how. we are planning to build a music academy, and to build an orchestra. you want to build an orchestra. you want to build an orchestra in mosul? yes, yes. right now? yes, yes. but some would say mosul needs water, mosul needs electricity, it needs rebuilding. it evidently needs peace, but does it need music? that is what we need 110w. need music? that is what we need now. that is what human beings need now, because all of the community, even we who have a lot of destruction inside of us and ourselves, so we need musical therapy. music therapy may heal some words, but there is no escaping the devastation here. is may have been defeated, but pockets of the militant group still exist in and around the city. mosul is on edge. yet there is a will to move on. it is the exam week. young men, and more cruc

city hall for us now... ella you met with the man's parents today.... he money won't bring their son back, but what do they think of the settlement? (ella)they tell me it was never about the money.they're glad the city is taking some sort of responsibility for the death of their son but say it doesn't end here. the parents of charles burns have lived with five years of grief since the loss of their son.his mother still wears a bracelet with his name in his memory.the 21-year-old was killed by concord police officers who came to his antioch home on barcelona circle to serve a search warrant back in may of 2013. he was accused of selling drugs.sot: john bounes, father// "i don't know why they messed with him like they did. he was not a bad kid at all. he worked he helped me work on bikes he worked as safeway. it was uncalled for what they did."burns was shot 10 times and there is debate whether a police dog was deployed before or after the last round was fired.their attorney says police arrived in unmarked cars and burns was unarmed.sot: peter johnson, att

north korea's nuclear ambitions. >>> city on edge -- a new wave of protests erupts overnight in sacramento in the wake of the police shooting of an unarmed black manhis brother storming a city council meeting. >> stephon cla

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city with the details. lydia. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. police in the east bay are looking for a serial bank robber. police say this mannt cities this month. the robberies happened in richmond... emeryville... oakland and berkeley. these are surveillance images from the robberies. in each case he walked to up to the teller and handed them a note demanding money. the f-b-i is now investigating along with three other local police departments. (james) investigators are working to figure out how a fire started in the basement of a san francisco church. people came to palm sunday at the christ church lutheran to find an active fire investigation. the fire had started in the basement overnight. the pastor says he saw a a person the night before on church grounds... and asked them to leave. investiagtors believe the fire was started intentionally. ( terisa ) caltrains is back on track after a train crashed into an empty car. it happened last night just before 11 in palo alto. the train hit the car at the railroad crossing on charleston road. there were 173 passengers on board during the crash. however, no one was injured in t

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