to make the plant possible, mount pleasant ended up borrowing money to buy land. >> mount pleasant is on track to spend close to $900 million in land acquisition and infrastructure that's 38 times our annual budget >> reporter: the town's credit rating has been downgraded because of that. foxconn has also changed the, t reuters it's too expensive to make tv screens in the u.s >> then they said it was going to be a technology hub, and then they said it was going to be an a.i. institute >> reporter: the drama has homeowners furious, too. this is prairie view drive, and this road here used to lead into an entire neighborhood of houses but foxconn's building they have been cleared out and residents are asking was it worth it kim mahoney was one of them. she built her custom home in this subdivision with a dozen neighbors. >> the whole process has been somewhat of a standing. her neighbors took offers from the village government to move out and raze their homes she said she received a low ball appraisal so she stood her ground >> i think this whole project was a scam i don't trust anything

to what end do the jewish people progress in the 49 days until they got to mount sinai? that tells us that it was a journey of unity, and that the prerequisite for the jewish people receiving the tohla at mount sinai was jewish people united more than ever before. that the jewish people stood at mount sinai, one body with one heart, one beating heart. that's what it took. no less than that is what it took. and today, as we mark 75 years, only 75 years, since the cre crematori stopped operating, they have barely cooled, and we see our survival threatened again, in europe of all places and latin america and the middle east and now in the united states. so today i ask of the jewish world and especially you the organization, that defines this fight, that we stand together and that we don't weaponize anti-semitism, that we don't politicize anti-semitism, and that we decide jew hatred is jew hatred and we will fight it everywhere and anywhere it rears its ugly head. if we decide that, my friend, if we decide that, and if we act that way, we will truly build [speaking non-engli

to make the plant possible, they had to borrow money to buy up land >> mount pleasant is on track to spend close to $900 million in land acquisition and infrastructure that's 38 times our annual budget. >> reporter: the town's credit rating has been downgraded because of that. foxconn has also changed the scale of the project, telling reuters it's too expensive to make tv screens in the u.s >> then they said it was going to be technology hub, and then they said it was going to be an a.i. institute. >> reporter: the drama has homeowners furious, too >> this is prairie view drive, and this road here used to lead into an entire neighborhood of houses but foxconn's building they've been cleared out. residents are asking was it worth it. kim mahoney is one of them she built her custom home in the subdivision with a dozen neig>> t whole process has been somewhat of a nightmare. >> reporter: now mahoney's is the last house standing her neighbors took offers from the village government to move out and raze their homes. she said she received a low ball appraisal so she stood her ground >> i t

i'm florence italy on mount merapi indonesia's most active volcano where devastating eruption nearly 10 years ago has turned into an unexpected money spinner for people living here. hello again welcome back where across united states we have been dealing with a lot of rain concerning a frontal boundary that's been pushing across the eastern seaboard as well as down here towards the southeast and we did see a lot of problems particularly up here towards parts of massachusetts as well as new york a lot of rain even a tornado push through massachusetts over the last few days but the rain is going to continue down here across much of the southeast that front will linger and we could be seeing some localized flooding for parts of florida over the next few days from miami expect to see about $32.00 with thunderstorms in your forecast but anything north of that it is going to be much drier but temperatures still into the high twenty's there as we go towards friday much of the same but we do have another weather system that is pushing across the great lakes and that will bring some thunderst

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this is out looking towards mount diablo. breezy conditions in the hill and will pick up as well during the coast this afternoon. with 12-hour day planner, here is what you can expect. lots of low clouds and heat index passing through. temperatures in the 50s still cloudy at the coast by this afternoon. then by 4:00, temperatures will be cooler compared to yesterday. so inland areas in the mid-80s, around the bay low 70s and at the coast only upper 50s. we have a little bit more cooling tomorrow. i'll have your complete forecast coming up. chris. >> francis, thank you. >>> governor newsom hardest hit by the earthquake. he's glad injuries aren't worse but they aren't breathing a sigh of relief yet. as you know aftershocks could happen at any time. at 7.1 friday's earthquake was stronger than 6.4 quake that struck the same region thursday. it was felt from mexico to sacramento. there have been no reports of death or major damage but there's still plenty of cleanup today. abc reporter has the latest. >> reporter: the magnitude 7

. >> from mount tam, we see little fingers of fog moving out over the bay. they won people love it on toast, tacos, chips. it seems like the avocado is a super food favorite. jobina fortson explains what some local businesses are doing about the price going up. >> reporter: avocado prices are up and californians we talked to think it's the pits. >> safeway they're always like $3 for an avocado. >> reporter: which is partly why richard james is stocking up at the market. even their camera shy owner tells me they've had to up prices from $1 apiece to two for $4. >> they're good for everything. >> reporter: border tensions between the u.s. and mexico and rising trade have caused the market to surge the most this year than it has in the last decade. a smaller california crop hasn't helped either. along with the threats of i.c.e. raids. mexican avocados have nearly tripled. those are the words off the letter customers can find off the menus at the golden squirrel. they're attributing the change to the political climate. >> all the issues are complicated. differen

. >> i am professor catherine stewart, professor of history at cornell college in mount vernon, iowa, and i am a big fan of these bands american history tv. i wanted both on television on the cable network and i also access it in a wonderful website and database of online videos. one of the reasons i am a big fan is because, as a scholar, it gives me a great opportunity to kind of see authors talk about their own work and exciting ways. it gives me a new insight into kind of exciting scholarship being done in my field and other fields, so i might not have the opportunity to browse or the into further. i also particularly love kind of getting to watch the lectures of american history and different classrooms, college classrooms across the nation, where i get to see specifically how my colleagues are approaching different topics, what types of courses they are teaching, and kind of the classroom environment eerie at how they are teaching the topics on a daily basis. it connect me to a wider community both with scholars within an outside of my field -- and outside of my field. >> america

they were mounted. the point here -- the advantage, the interesting thing about the soviet military in terms of cavalry is that they had these large numbers of mounted cavalry groups. for example, i might represent the fourth guard's cavalry corps. a guard has this medal. as the war progressed, things changed in the military. part of the change was to adopt a -- a pre-war set of medals and uniforms. and so, in the times of the czars, there were elite guard units. when you were a unit that did something very good, notable, probably heroic, you would then be distinguished as a guard unit and you would be given better pay and better supplies. let's say i'm the fourth guard. the point being though, we would take that large mounted force, again, all they're armored with is pistols, swords, a submachine gun. maybe mortars. maybe light submachine guns. they would then take that corps or division and they would combine it with a mechanized division. so, the two of them were a group that worked in tandem. they w

down towards mount vernon. mount vernon has been seeingth for the better part of an hour. these go up, rain themselves out and go back down. when theyo down, they send out more boundaries and we could get a couple more showers in this area. we've got them around bowie and anne arundel they're now gone ey've dissipated. to the north we've seen this all day around hagerstown, around frederick. haven't quiteotten to frederick yet this one is trying to. betweenrederick and brunswick. as we look at this shot. can you really see it coming i here. this shot was looking off in the other direction, off to the west. it would be a beautiful shot now. we've got the sunshine. at the airport it's raining, 76 degrees. can you say good-bye to this forecast temperature. because of the fact we had the rain form right along there. 76 in d.c. only 6 in fort belvoir. >> 88 on friday, 90 on saturday. 92 on sunday. say hello to our next heat wave. low to mid esrly next week. >>> we know what that feels like. thank you, doug. >> stillhe aad, the eve of we're live in richmond, innext. >>> plus les

the point being though, we would take that large mounted force, they're armored with his pistols, swordsis pistols, swords, a submachine gun. maybe mortars. maybe light submachine guns. they would then take that corps or division and they would combine it with a mechanized division. so, the two of them were a group that worked in tandem. they were armored with the soviet -- and also some american tanks, that were provided under land-based. -- under lease. the cavalry would perform a function which cavalry has been providing since the american revolutionary war -- intelligence, reconnaissance. calvary is sent out. they gain information and bring it back to the commander to use. when they are going to mount an operation, the theory of their working together is that the cavalry first will come in on the flanks and then get into the rear. they will interject supply, attack headquarters, cause turmoil in the rear. as they are doing that, again trying to extricate themselves, because they are many times outnumbered and outgunned, then the mechanized part of the team hits the front. that causes

to make the plant possible, mount pleasant has ended up borrowing money to buy up the land. >> mount pleasant is on track to spend close to $900 million in land acquisition and infrastructure. that's 38 times our annual budget. >> the town's credit rating has been downgraded because of that. fox con has also changed the scale of the project telling reuters it's too expensive to make tv screens in the u.s. >> then they said it was going to be a technology hub, and then they said it was going to be an ai institute. >> reporter: the drama has homeowners furious too. this is prairie view drive and this road used to lead into an entire neighborhood of houses. foxconn has cleared out. the residents are asking was it worth it. . kim mahoney is one of them. she built her home this this subdivision with a dozen neighbors. mahoney's is the last house standing, her neighbors took offers to move out and raise their homes. she says she received a lowball appraisal so she stood her ground. >> i think this project was a scam. i don't trust anything our president says. he is not looking out for the

anywhere from 25 miles per hour to 26 in mount diablo. still calm at the surface but winds will pick up with onshore gradient. it will be breezy at the coast throughout the day. another live shot in san rafael. beautiful heat index moving through. this is all due to a system to 's going to our north by tremedi da and ow. temperaturesro tomoow. not too much tomorrow. that stronger sea breeze again brings us cooler temperatures. in fact, it's so strong overnight we'll see fog develop, even patchy drizzle for tomorrow morning. then we have a warming trend tuesday in through friday. here are the wind gusts this afternoon. pretty breezy especially along the coast, near 30 miles an hour in san francisco. also gusting 18 to 20 miles per hour this afternoon. then temperatures today, you'll notice they are going to be cooler compared to yesterday. so if you like it a little bit milder, you can expect more comfortable numbers in san jose, 77, morgan hill 80, santa cruz 70 with those clouds sticking to the coast. that's going to keep temperatures on

here is our mount vaca cam that gets better on the mount vaca cam.un is about to rise. 10 minutes or so. but love those golden colors in the sky with the mount vaca cam. temps in the 50s as we head through the afternoon from thetriple digit heat much more comfortable. 84 for a high in concord. 82 fairfield. 81 livermore. 69 inoad. for fremont. in san francisco. and 64 pacifica. so most of us will see the ri

the alert level for mount merapi is now low it's 9 years since the last major eruption. turret's allowed to go into the danger zone as close as 4 kilometers from the crater. monteux used to be a cattle farmer but turned to off road driving after his neighbor persuaded him to give it a go but. we never there's been an interruption tourists are a bit weary and stay away but they come back when the government says it's a volcano is dangerous of course but there are also been efforts. he sold some of his cows to buy his 1st utility. now he has 3 this toll has become so popular that there are now about 900 jeeps that cater to visitors the highlight is the driving through a river rock and sand from the 2010 eruption and. it's not just nature and the spectacular views that attract the tourists this museum of sorts is a testament to the power of. a collection of household items destroyed in the eruption in 2010 that killed 275 people. and doug is on his 2nd visit to merapi. family i was very happy and excited my 1st time here but this trip i feel a bit sad thinking about the peo

when they are going to mount an operation, the theory of their working together is that the cavalry first will come in on the flanks and then get into the rear. they will interject supply, attack headquarters, cause turmoil in the rear. as they are doing that, again trying to extricate themselves, because they are many times outnumbered and outgunned, then the mechanized part of the team hits the front. that causes the germans to respond to that, giving time for the cavalry to escape. then therefore accomplishing their purpose of supplies -- surprise and causing turmoil in the rear. that's the theory. it didn't always work. there were certain battles where, unfortunately, the mechanized group didn't get there quickly enough and cavalry units were mauled. outside of the polish cavalry and the german cavalry in world war ii, a country that used large groups of mounted cavalry is somewhat -- in a somewhat very effective manner. the other big or important thing about the soviet contribution is the use of women in combat. and with that, i will turn it over to -- you want to introduce yourself?

florence al-jazeera mount merapi indonesia. hello again i'm elizabeth prada in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. president as an american warship has shot down an iranian drawing over the strait of hormuz donald trump wants other countries to condemn and work with the u.s. to protect their own ships. boxer took defensive action against an iranian drone. which had closed into a very very near distance approximately $1000.00 yards ignoring multiple calls to stand down and was threatening the safety of the ship and the ship's crew the drone was immediately destroyed this is the latest of many provocative and hostile actions by iran against vessels operating in international waters but iran's foreign minister says he isn't aware of any messenger on. the issue of the drone is still under investigation based on the latest information i received from tehran we have so far absolutely no information about losing a drone. one of 4 u.s. congresswoman at the center of a racism route involving donald trump has her back saying s

they plan to open mount davis with a -- mount davis is the upper deck in center field.ually closed and off limits, but the rest of the stadium is sold out for that game. you should be aware the view of the outfield is obstructed. mount davis is named after former raider owner al davis who insisted on the extra seats before agreeing to bring the team back from l.a. >>> all things garlic, plus cooking demonstrations and music. we to the festival president. >> yeah, it started in 1979 where they ed 5,000 people. they had 15,000 people show up to the first festival where they had to recycle food tickets and it has snowballed from there. >> the festival runs today through sunday and is 100% volunteer-driven. tickets are $20 per adult and 15 for seniors. children ages 9 and under get in free. >>> and if you plan to heading to the garlic festival, plan on high temperatures for tomorrow. temperatures back up into the mid to upper 90s. excessive heat watches for places closer to fresno. up here in the bay area, that's the heat advisory. saturday will be the hottest day of the we

you can see from mount diablo, 20 miles an hour, mount tam up to 50 miles. looking at gusty winds above half moon bay. those steady onshore winds will be with us throughout the afternoon. here is a look at mount diablo, absence of that finger of fog we saw yesterday. the mist is at the coast. we will look for the fog to clear the shoreline today but it will be hot again inland. looking at the cooler pattern beginning this week. so in the south bay, numbers are stacking up like this, mainly low- to mid-80s from milpitas, 81. 85 in san jose with 88 in los gatos on the peninsula look for upper 70s redwood city. 81 in palo alto. the fog along the coast here. so partial clearing. we'll call san francisco partly cloudy skies at 70 today. mid-60s in the sun set and breezy winds setting up again. 85 in nafovato. calistoga, warm there with mild numbers towards berkeley and oakley in the mid-70s. a little further, orinda, castro valley, low- to mid-80s. inland once again right on the edge of low 90s from pittsburgh to brentwoo. upper 80s in san ramon and 90 in livermo

picture him with a tri-corn hat in front of mount vernon. he is just a fun little way, another way to get people interested in history. -- you're also teaching a course. your bringing it to the classroom. a new generation of students moving on to that doctoral program in white house history. tell me about the course you have created. where you are teaching it and what kind of students are interested. >> so, i taught a pilot course last fall at american university. we had 17 students who ranged from a variety of majors and backgrounds. things like communications, international service. history majors. and also, a political science majors. as you kind of expected, the students that have different interests that sort of relate to the white house. but, i divided up everything based on the idea of the white house as a home, as an office. as a museum. as a stage. some of these different units, so that students can wrap their heads around that building historically has been used for a variety of different purposes. and that today, what we see is a

from these vantage points, villagers take turns to mounted dirt mount -- monitor mount merapi for activityoes are not the only disasters that threaten indonesia. arehquakes and tsunamis common, but less predictable. >> what we can ever do is be 100% prepared. what we can do is make today better than yesterday. reporter: officials have long given up trying to persuade villages to relocate. moving us is like moving the mountain. what we need to do is learn to read the signs. when the volcano erupts, we believe, but only for a while. the best thing they can do in the meantime is to be prepared. jazeera, mamaal pi,bie -- mount mera indonesia. one unlikely visitor managed to find refuge. a female tiger found relaxing on a bed inside a home. she later fled to the national park. 92 animals have died in recent days because of flooding. officials created a passage for the tiger to find its way back in the jungle after a nice nap. there is more still ahead for you on the program. 14 stories, 55,000 square meters. meet the man painting the world's largest mural single-handedly. also -- >> this is the

on the slopes of the most active volcano in the leisure has its dangers 275 people were killed when mount merapi erupted 9 years ago but since then survivors have returned to their villages and farms. reports some of new ways to make a living. when the weekend arrives so do the tourists hundreds of them by the bus and then the pollen to off road trucks and head bumping along dusty trails close encounter with indonesia's most active volcano the alert level from mount merapi is now low it's 9 years since the last major eruption. turret's allowed to go into the danger zone as close as 4 kilometers from the crater. monteux used to be a cattle farmer but turned to off road driving after his neighbor persuaded him to give it a go. we never there's been an interruption tourists are a bit weary and stay away but they come back when the government says it's a volcano is dangerous of course but they're also being a fit. he sold some of his cows to buy his 1st utility. now he has 3 this toll has become so popular that there are now about 900 jeeps that cater to visitors the highlight if they're driv

really interesting about rum is it's something that, if we look at the example of george washington's mounternon, everybody is serving rusm. it's served on washington's table. martha washington once said on her letter to the house manager that rusm may always be had. t's been imported from a dis tillery locally, from alex alexandria remarks virginia, and also from the caribbean. hired wake workers seeveped some of their wages in rum. and anything from child birth to getting a cow out of the meier. it's one of these -- mir,. it's one of these moments who you can see how different groups of people interact around an item that's a part of everyday life. >> and when is where was it invented? >> i argue in the book project that rum was initially invented in barbados in the early to mid 17th century when europeans from england and scotland as well as native people from south america and africans arrive in barbados within about 18 months of each other. it's a moment when people want alcohol. all those groups of individuals were used to having alcohol but they're far removed from where they had liv

and a mounting disaster there's a garbage dump in india's capital that could soon be higher in the taj mahal we look at the deadly risk to those who live nearby. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us hong kong is in crisis its summer of discontent has seen protesters hit the streets every weekend since early june police and marchers have clashed with increasing violence with police firing tear gas and some activists vandalizing government buildings both sides are exhausted this time thousands of people turned up in different parts of the city including outside china's main representative office hong kong is a part of china. it is in theory it ministered independently over the past 8 weeks protesters anger has grown from dissatisfaction over an unpopular extradition bill that would mean handing over people in hong kong to china to become a general rebellion against beijing on monday china's office for handling hong kong affairs held a rare press conference and had harsh words for the activists leading to fears that the p.l.o. away china's military might interven

here is our mount vaca cam that gets better on the mount vaca cam. the sun is about to rise. 10 minutes or so. but love those golden colors in the sky with the mount vaca cam. temps in the 50s as we head through the afternoon from thetriple digit heat much more comfortable. 84 for a high in concord. 82 fairfield. 81 livermore. 69 inoad. for fremont. in san francisco. and 64 pacifica. so most of us will see the clearing. cloud cover pushing back to the coast as we head through the afternoon. we will talk about the rest of the workweek and what to expect and when we will see temps warming up in few minutes. em. >>> thanks so much. let's start with the look at main travel times this morning. the good news is there are not too many terrible issues slowing you down. just a bit of a heavier morning as far as traffic and rush hour commute is concerned. taking a look at altamonte pass drive time in the red at 42 minutes. and you are in the yellow now on the east shore freeway and highway 4. that's 20 minutes on the east shore freeway and 36 minutes on highwa

. >>> one person is dead after a crash on mount hamilton and santa clara county. according to the chp, a vehicle plunged off of the side of mount hamilton road before midnight. it happened near allen rock falls road just outside of san jose. investigators are trying to figure out how it happened. >>> here is a live look from our a 80 camera and oakland. and a heads up. chp officers are often forced this weekend, looking for drivers under the influence. >> the choices you make, when you're driving, they matter. you may not think so, but they matter. they matter to you and the person you are with in the car. the other people on the roadway. be cognizant of what you're doing when you're driving on the roadway. there are better ways to get home safely. rideshare, taxi, call a friend. designate a sober driver and be smart. plan ahead. a >> this maximum enforcement period will continue through midnight on sunday. >>> this morning, a tenant at the port of oakland that using ssa id cranes will approved air marine has been converting from diesel to battery hybrid and. it w

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imposing an unpredictable mount merapi is one of indonesia's most dangerous volcanoes its last major eruption in 2010 killed 275 people and destroyed farms and buildings. yet some villages moved back within months ignoring the government's call to relocate. instead they worked on strengthening what's known as a network a community run early warning system. they collected money to buy a monitoring device. this equipment warns is going to becoming active very transmitters in the mountain that. you've made up piece called it makes a steady sound if it's. then we were in people using walkie talkies so they don't panic. there's also a radio service on. the last updates everyone on the volcanoes status. this lookout point is part of the warning system there are several of these in each village built using community funds from these vantage points villages take turns to monitor mount merapi for activity volcanoes are not the only natural disasters that threaten indonesia earthquakes and tsunamis are also common but less predictable. we can never be 100 percent prepared what we can do is mak

a two year low on the mounting risk. it is mounting, but it has implications for people.e who are working here and sending money back home, it is less money. and what about people going on holiday in the uk. i don't think people, unless you are working in the finance world, people don't necessarily understand the impact of the fall of the sterling unless it hurts you personally. it is a reminder when you are going abroad and you see the difference. yorketown does not go so far. and it has an impact on trade. both positive and negative, it has an impact on tourism within the uk as well. it is good and bad. it depends where you are sitting, where you are and what you are doing. all of those i talk to in financial markets have said from the very beginning sterling has been the barometer. stirling has been the way you measure sentiment about brexit. not the ftse 100, because most measure sentiment about brexit. not the ftse100, because most of those companies do their dealing in us dollars. let's talk about ursula von der leyen, who will be the new european commission preside

the chp says a vehicle plunged off of the side of mount hamilton road, just before midnight. firefighters used tables to hoist the car out of a ditch. told officers they need a restaurant and heading down the hill with the range rover drifted. it happened near ellen rock falls road just outside san jose. officers in the driver, latoya phillips showed signs of intoxication. she was arrested for felony dui. >>> major damage to this starbucks in san lorenzo, after a crash overnight. a city and plotted to the shop at hesperia and and lewelling boulevard around 1 a.m. when fire crews arrived, the car was empty. witnesses say he was eventually pulled from the store. >>> we are learning more about a deputy involved shooting in bodega bay. it happened just after 8 p.m. at the bodega harbor subdivision. officers the reports of a man attacking people. abate rushed to the scene and found multiple victims injured. the suspect is also accused of stealing a car. police tracked down the suspect, who allegedly assaulted the officers, and that is when a deputy opened fire. the suspect, and th

rainfall totals mount up over the hills in the west of scotla nd mount up over the hills in the westt england, seeing rain first thing monday morning. the temperatures are in the mid— high teens to start your working week so i humid monday. improving picture where you have showers for northern england and northern ireland was showers wishing into scotland through the day did further south it is largely dry, sunny and hot. are quite a bit cloud lingering around the western coast further east in the sunshine we are likely to see temperatures reaching 29 or even 30 degrees on monday. widely in the mid— high 20s, even towards them north—west. things are hotting up for us because we have a real heat wave from the middle part of the week. europe and france and spain in particular, the wind drifting up from the south. temperatures in paris could reach 41 celsius by wednesday. if that does happen, that will be the hottest temperature ever recorded in the french capital. 0ver temperature ever recorded in the french capital. over the next five days there will be showers, particularly across th

florence al-jazeera mount merapi indonesia. let's take a look at the top stories here about his era south africa's government what struggles found the president ram opposes a deliberately misled parliament of a campaign donations meanwhile a lawyer for the fullness south african president jacob zuma the soul of corruption inquiry that he will not take part in the inquiry anymore because he felt he was being questioned unfairly iran says all its trains have returned safely to base denying any of being destroyed by the us president trump has said that the warship u.s.s. boxer brought down an iranian drone in the strait of hormuz amid heightened tensions between the 2 countries the president's calling it a defensive action because the drone came close to the vessel and ignored multiple calls the sandown i want to apprise every one of an incident in the strait of hormuz today involving u.s.s. boxer and navy amphibious assault ship the boxer took defensive action against an iranian drone which had close in to a very very near distan

it is the latest action ina mounting navy ship.ension in the gulf region, this, according to iran was the moment that it sees the tanker. it was meant by members of the radian revolutionary guard, they found 1 million litres of fuel which they allege is being smuggled out of they allege is being smuggled out of the run. —— iran. it was said that resident trump shut down a drone. he said staff on the boxer took defensive action as the drone came within1000 yards of a us navy ship. this latest incident reflect the mounting tension in the gulf region between iran, the us and its allies. in may, the us tidied —— tightened up in may, the us tidied —— tightened up sanctions on the oil sector after it -- up sanctions on the oil sector after it —— offered unilaterally withdrew from a deal. the president said it would be scaling back its commitment to that deal. since then, the white house has claimed iran for two separate attacks on all takers in may and june. an allegation that tehran has denied. iran has also shut down the us surveillanc

successor was agreed on by black leaders that as questions regarding arsenal of underlines job competence mount. plus around says its oil supertanker it was illegally seized by the u.k. and demands its release britain insists the vessel was bound for syria in violations of you sanctions. and a child impersonator of america's youngest ever congresswoman believes her social media accounts are reportedly receiving death threats from supporters of alexander across or quartos. right. this time from washington d.c. i'm going to look up socialism because socialism let me think socialism actually that 1st social media. watching our national coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 7 pm welcome to the program. britain's defense ministry has launched an investigation into why and how a top secret documents apparently ended up in a trash bin in london it comes as a huge embarrassment for the u.k.'s top secret chemical weapons facility porton down for more at the thousands of files originated by book reports. one man's trash another journalist's treasure in this case it is quite a

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centuries local farmers have been relying on melt water to irrigate their fields but mount water has become a finite resource. greater denser meanwhile relies on rain water between february and august there was hardly any rain he's meadow is completely parched. as you can see it's as dry as hay. nothing's grown since may. the grass should be needy but this time of year in the cows will soon be coming down from the mountain meadows. about. his cows are still grazing in pasture at an elevation of 1900 metres but there too the ground is far too dry. and the cows aren't getting enough to drink in the summer of 2018 their supply had almost completely dried up. every drop is precious. greater don't search the cattle regularly he fears for the future vision alpine pasture. i've got 90 cows and their calves. and the water here isn't even enough for a single cat. if there's not enough water the cows grazing last and then produce less milk. counts are gathering it looks like it might rain. but no it's yet another dry day. the farmer has to rely on normal turn a tip source of water. right now t

plus trump praising the labor secretary as calls mount for him to resign over a plea deal with a accused child molester and rapist jeffrey ep teen. why is the president standing by his man. >> and mitch mcconnell ignoring he is the descendant of slave owners and why is he comparing him to president obama in that regard? good evening i'm erin burnett outfront tonight we bin g with the breaking news a major setback for the trump administration's efforts to add a controversial citizenship question to the 2020 census. now a federal judge just ruled moments ago that the justice department can't swap out the legal team. this was one of the big ways, the crucial way that is president trump was trying to get a question about whether you are a citizen or not in the census. the supreme court, of course, blocked it. so why is president trump so adamant that this question on citizenship be included? partisan i can partisan politics. >> you need it it for many reasons. you need it for dress. for directing. you need it for appropriations where are the funds going? how many people are they? are they ci

desirous warning iran has sees a british old tanker in the strait of hormuz as tension continues to mount in the gulf the ship and its 23 crew have reportedly been moved to iran's banned sport while the authorities investigate what they say is a possible violation of maritime regulations the saudi led coalition has launched strikes on military outposts in yemen's capital sana'a saudi media says that destroyed weapons and missile storage sites the 1st a regional elections are being held in pakistan's northern tribal region it's a territory that borders afghanistan and was recently merged with khyber pass province last year and until now has been ruled by councils of tribal elders. health officials are struggling to contain and epidemic in the democratic republic of congo the w.h.o. the world health organization's declared it an internet. public health emergency and there are if it is that the lack of leadership on the ground could lead to an even greater crisis james bays ripples now from the united nations once again africa is confronted with one of the world's most contagious and deadly

each village built using community funds from these vantage points villages take turns to monitor mount merapi for activity volcanoes are not the only natural disasters that threaten indonesia earthquakes and tsunamis are also common but less predictable. we can never be 100 percent prepared what we can do is make today better than yesterday and tomorrow better than today. disaster officials have long given up trying to persuade villages like superman. to relocate sam i. mean that we are made up the people moving us is like moving the mountain what we need to do is learn to read the signs will always be there when the volcano erupts we will leave but only for a while we met up he calls us back we will return to take care of. the best thing they can do in the meantime he says is to be prepared florence li al-jazeera mount merapi indonesia. a refugee who fled violence in his native ivory coast as performing at one of the world's largest drama festivals he shared the story of his dramatic journey at france's avignon theater festival and was there. a haunting song of survival. cannot say us

i'm florence louie on mount merapi indonesia's most active volcano where devastating eruption 10 years ago has turned into an unexpected money spinner for people living here. and later in sport it's a less than perfect start for you ventus is new $84000000.00 signing details coming up. still ahead but 1st sudan's military says it's for a coup attempt the military's chief of staff was among a number of high ranking officials detained that's one week after a power sharing deal was signed by members of the military council and civilian coalition the mechanically move. the military forces were able to uncover the details of the plan and the participants led by general want to leave ahmed the military joint chief of staff and a number of military officers and senior members of the national intelligence and security service this is in addition to leaders from the islamic movement and the national congress party that have been taken into custody. morgan has more on this now. the chief of staff is not the only person who has been arrested are several of the top army officials were arrested as

mount tam, you look at the low clouds, the fog, you're right.ist and drizzle at the shoreline, but in the upper elevation winds training to a northern gradient. that means heat on the way to parts of the bay. if you are headed to the rangers and a's game, it will be warm. a lot of sunshine. 75 at 6:00, and we are still in the 70s by about 8:00. then looking at numbers in the upper 60s to mid 60s, 10:00 tonight. as you look at the golden gate bridge you see the low clouds, the fog, even mist and drizzle out there. it will be time until we clear, we will. and we will have fog across the bay here, about 1,800 feet but well above -- this is san jose and you see we have clear sky here. we are looking to a comfortable start to the weekend. oakland, 60. 65, downtown. the sutro tower camera the lower clouds in place. visibility is reduced from santa rosa to petaluma. elsewhere just fine, but you will notice we have the fog early. it is going to retreat, and so far the temperature change from 24 hours nothing too significant. the heat really builds throu

mount diablo is surrounded by clouds. it's pretty when you look at ite as far as the numbers go it's 60 in concord, 57 santa rosa, 64 in oakland. all right. let's take those clouds and burn them back. by the time we get to 9 a.m., most of them have cleared out. there's concord, mount diablo in the clear. so just give us a few hours for the inland locations. going to take a little longer the closer you are to the water or the coast. the clouds aren't going to burn off until we get towards the later morning but they're gonna and we'll have plenty of sunshine for just about everybody as we get into the afternoon. here we are at 6 a.m. remember the camera we were looking at over dublin? there's livermore socked in gray now. we'll burn it back by 9 a.m. you're in the sunshine as well. san jose gray skies earlier, sunshine for you by late morning. and if we look at all the clouds off the coast, when we look under them we have this counterclockwise spin sitting right there. that's our coastal eddy. the marine layer is more wides

through the course of the weekend rainfall totals will be mounting up and 40,60 rainfall totals will see more than that of the hills and said there is the threat of some localised flooding issues coming up in places on the weekend. limited disruption out and about as well. quite a bit of unsettled weather initially but it does become dire, sunnierand weather initially but it does become dire, sunnier and warmer or later in the week is your weather. —— this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11. to recruit 20,000 new police officers will begin within weeks. but is it achievable? it is ambitious and the government have said it is ambitious. there are some real changes in how you make all parts of the system faster and how we bring people into that kind of speed the paedophile who made false allegations of murder and child sex abuse against famous people has been just 18 years. a possible trade deal for britain and the us as borisjohnson and donald trump discuss unparalleled post—brexit opportunities. it is mr johnson's first phone conversation with the us president

. >>> a woman from arizona, hopes to set a new record when she climbs mount kilimanjaro. she wants to be the oldest person to climb. she loves hiking and wants to inspire adults as well as children to find their passion in life. >> what i say to older people is, choose what you really want to do. don't let anything stop you. keep yourself fit, however you want to do that. do what you want to do. >> she says this will be her second time climb mount kill mon jarro. she begins her 6 day trip a week from this friday and says it only takes three days to climb back down. >>> how is traffic? >> traffic is good. it's not going to be an uphill hiker battle. the only problem we are going to show you in the super commute, fairfield, this is in the eastbound direction, eastbound 80s, air base parkway. the rest of the 80 corridor, westbound direction looks good. no problems there, see that reflected in this nice quick drive time, to mc carthur maize 17 minutes. bay bridge toll plaza is starting to get a little bit more crowded. the metering lights are not on yet. now maybe your chance