. >> we'll b be connecting other neighboring cities, and we can be a hub for esports. >> the city's firstedicated esports venue has been built in central hong kong. it's one of the biggest such faces in asia. a top corporate group has put together a pro-gaming team and plans to take them global. there are even training programs in schools specializing in esports. esports is attraracting attenti from across the globe. hong kong citizens and its government have a unique strategy to land a piece of this enormous market. this is a busy shopping district popular with young people. it's also home to hong kong's first esports stadium, a dedicated event space. it opened in january 2019 in the first floor and basement of this building. the first floor is for casual play in new gamers. 150 of the newest computers are available with over 20 different video games. the stadium is open 24 hours a day and is free to entnter. gaming costs around 4 u.s. dollllars an hour. a very reasonable price point. >> hong kong-based startup cyber game arena or cga built and manages the stadium. total construction cos

for example the neighboring city it used to be a fishing village 40 years ago the g.d.p. is almost as high as hong kong shipping as mentioned is even higher the port is actually bigger and then hong kong already so i think there's not much what town the hong kong people can do to stop this development especially it is also profiting it's only that the importance of. what they are losing and yeah that's a problem for the hong kong people so what will you reckon they will receive will. will keep their special status the special freedoms that but not for very long i mean. the basic law is only. only for another 28 years that means hong kong will only half the special. status for the for the 28 years on the other hand you never know what what will happen in d.c. 20 years so. yeah we wait and see thank you very much felix the thing it's almost driving is one of the next big things in the car industry all sold many industry watchers tell us other driverless cars will never really take off well in moscow they might be down the way to young banks as russia's answer to google has

your point about those neighboring cities and towns, no one can afford to say no and say where does homelessness come from if you cannot build affordable housing. to your rent piece, the state level, i hope that the state legislature will pass on another governor will sign 1482, an anti-rent doubting ordinance which says you cannot -- rep. sherman: i want to point out one or -- one other thing. if we get split role, it has to be tied to ending fees. mayor garcetti: absolutely. rep. waters: thank you very much. i now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. green, fork five minutes -- for five minutes. rep. green: thank you. i think you them mayor -- i think the mayor for appearing. purposes,dification while you may appear to be alone, it is happening in houston, it is in washington, d.c., and the numbers are growing, for various reasons. one question for me to take to my constituents and persons letter interested in this would be what can we do to prevent, while we are not where you are, but headed in your direction, what should we do now to prevent -- to take preventative measures? mayor garcett

they need neighboring cities to address the lousing. >>> and dozens of amazon packages were found discarded. most were openled and empty. new tonight, have you talked to the woman that found that packages? >> reporter: yes, frank and she believes that those combined were worth thousands of dollars. many of the products were supposed to be delivered that this hub center in downtown san jose not too far away. >> reporter: kim hamilton and her boyfriend were suffering for a stolen bike. when she made an unusual discovery. >> i was amazed that this many boxes would be down here seemingly undisturbed. i don't know how many people walk this path. but it's amazing to me that nobody knows about it yet. >> reporter: mind boggling tucked way under trees and bushes. at least 50 amazon boxes lying around. >> here's somebody's natural cat food. >> reporter: other items, a wisk, charcoal and some books. >> reporter: she suspects the package was taken from a truck and thought that more one one person was involved. >> oh, my gosh. that's table. >> reporter: linda lives on the vote where you can see the box

the first oforrow, 22 funerals will be held in el paso and in cities across the border, neighboring citiesmexico. the visit by president trump to the city has been quite controversial for a number of reasons. one, he has criticized el paso in the past for being a crime infested city, a false claim refuted by the mayor and other city officials with statistics showing this a safe city. about anso talked invasion of people south of the border from latin america coming into the united states. that same invasion terminology was used in the diatribe that please believe the alleged shooter used, so many democrats at president trump should stay away. he came anyway and is here now. hopefully we will have more information in the hours to come. >> thank you very much. still to come, a controversial goldmine project ignites protests in turkey. a call for peace. ukraine appeals to the russian president to end the years of conflict in the east. ♪ ♪ hello. more wet and windy weather across australia. clouds streaming in, bringing rain, but strong in the southern regions of victory appeared victorino.- c

sprayed death in el paso seemed politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of 22 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al jazeera el paso. the u.n. says it's a llama by an upsurge in violence in the yemeni port city of aden. at least one person was killed and 2 others seriously injured during clashes between government forces and usa but separatists the fighting happened in the presidential palace in reports of saudi fighter jets in the skies above the port city shops i think close for the day because of fears of clashes during the funeral of a high ranking commander. gun to. her but she didn't deny they attacked us we are peaceful and they are firing bullets the tranches mysteries and 5th column while we were holding the funeral of the heroic mob says may they rest in peace. yemen's interior minister has called for calm. they didn't have that and what have they gotten as the minister of the interior i called on the citizens of out and to stay calm and be patient we are c

los angeles is building half for 40 percent of the population talk about those neighboring cities and towns so if you're not willing to build housing into your rent fees as well i hope the state legislature will pass i know the government will sign that you and rent gouging. >> we may or may not get split but if we do it has to be tied to the ending subjective rental housing. >> thank you very much recognize a gentleman from texas for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair thank you for appearing simply for educational purposes, while you may appear to be alone it is happening in houston and washington dc. and the numbers are growing for various reasons. one question for me to take to my constituents for those that are interested in this, what could we do to prevent? we are headed in your direction so what can we do now quick. >> three things. and to pass that measure and to put up assistance we are doing that with dollars we don't even have that unscrupulous ones on neighborhoods to have legal assistance to those are threatened with eviction those that face language and poverty barri

capital of goma which has a population of at least $2000000.00 people in its adjoined to the neighboring city of peace any basically want to have an area with a border running through the middle and with a growing number of cases on the congolese side people are wondering now how this outbreak of the virus can be further stand with many people live in poor housing in cramped conditions and the health response is already faced challenges throughout eastern congo being able to communicate to people also to be able to convince people that health service providers are there to help this is an area where people have a lot of skepticism about government and about will forward the following decades of conflict a lack of public services and general of mistrust among the population towards those who are in power in the national authorities have lifted a tsunami warning after a strong earthquake hit off the coast of java the magnitude $6.00 quake hit at a depth of about 40 kilometers people were initially ordered to higher ground so far there's been reports of minor damage but the tremor was felt as fa

that sprayed death in el paso seems politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of 22 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al-jazeera el paso. as well as government as consul shuttled talks with the opposition this week because of the new economic sanctions imposed by the united states protest as a been rallying against the measures in the capital. says the sanctions will cut off funding to president nicolas maduro venezuela says the freezing of assets is an attack on part of property. value we are going to win this battle and by a little we'll go forward with grace overcoming integrations and blockades united states has not and will leave. this is the birthplace of the liberated is donald trump john bolton they can't and will not be able to take on our homeland. the way. the other. night. when i went to the. militia and are now part of the armed forces day we are here with hundreds of other people who are worried about what will happen to venezuela what influence many. thank

a lot of neighboring cities encouraged their homeless people to come to chattanooga, so our population went up. the burden we had went up because of our hubris. number two, how do you count the homeless? what are the real standards? we empower the university here and others to count them, and they came up with about 4000 homeless because they counted college students that were no longer living at home with their parents as homeless. people that shared apartments were homeless if their name wasn't on the lease. the county fair went from over 4000 -- i don't know who made them rein it in, but to less than 200. i think they were angling for grants. the more people they counted, the bigger the grant pots would be. it was scandalous. host: your response? guest: two points. one, ending homelessness -- i come from an organization, national alliance to end homelessness, so we believe homelessness can be ended, and there are communities that have ended it for certain subpopulations. in terms of the count, there are decent data sources we have. one, the federal government data, that if any commu

that sprayed death in el paso seems politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of 22 funerals will be held on thursday rob reynolds al-jazeera el paso. special forces and current are gearing up for a 2nd attempt to arrest the country's former president on wednesday his supporters resisted a raid and killed one police officer dozens more were injured the former. and his home he denies accusations of corruption abuse of power. still had on the. sports officials aren't. they consider a return to test cricket 10 years after their team boss was attacked by. oh again top of the sports news with the rain thank you very much the new english premier league season kicks off form florida before that on thursday the transfer window shuts in england's champions manchester city have been showing off their latest acquisition the portugal defender brought from your vent well $72000000.00 or $25.00 euro comes in a deal that saw another defended the need out of the other white your brain. when clinton

now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of 22 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al-jazeera el paso. puerto rico's new governor has been sworn in the 3rd person to hold the office in less than a week the appointment of the justice secretary as follows weeks of political turmoil in the u.s. territory. reports now from san juan. the confusion continues and so too is the rapid change of leadership. being sworn in as puerto rico's new governor she had previously said she didn't even want the job but as justice minister she's next in line of succession and was obligated to take it. i'm taking this job as governor at this historic moment without ever having any. desire to complete my mission to serve the people in the best way i can she replaces pedro. who took office on friday he served as governor for just 5 days before the supreme court ruled his swearing in unconstitutional because he wasn't confirmed by the senate massive street protests. predecessor ricardo to resign amid a scandal

sprayed death in el paso seemed politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al jazeera el paso and just hours before trump arrived in el paso which is predominantly a hispanic community u.s. immigration agents carried out what they're calling their largest raids in a decades nearly 700 workers an agricultural plants in towns on mississippi words their nationalities haven't been released more from our white house correspondent kimberly halkett to talk us through these raids kimberly. yeah the just the juxtaposition of these raids taking place targeting those who are have not only entered the united states illegally but in most cases the trumpet ministrations says were also working under false identities using false social security numbers and other government identifiers in order to attain these jobs that this these raids that we had 700 people rounded up put on buses in some cases in front of their children who were nearby or

that sprayed death in el paso seems politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al jazeera el paso. fever is spreading a record rate in bangladesh more than 2000 people have been infected within a period of 24 hours the government has allocated $6000000.00 to tackle the disease well in $29000.00 people across bangladesh have the virus the government has confirmed that 23 people have died from dengue fever however the bangladeshi media is saying at least 60 people are dead there are concerns the virus could spread further and the capital dakar the number of female mosquitoes that carry dengan is 14 times higher than it was before the monsoon season began in june tommy chadri has more now from dhaka. most of the private as well as public hospitals overwhelm i mean they can provide seats for a lot of the patients that are coming in i mean a hospital called the holy family hospital we spoke to the doctors here they said on an average

that sprayed death in el paso seems politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al-jazeera el paso. as the hell's washington editor at large and he. took on the home. it greatly pains me to say this but. we have seen after horrific mass murders in the united states including the mass slaughter of young children where president obama was in the white house then the parkland shootings in florida in orlando more than 50 people being gunned down in a nightclub we've been at these points before where people have said this is a turning point this is a time when both parties need to come together and do something even president trump himself committed to making these changes after another bout in our past mass murder and then after meeting the national rifle association representatives he did a complete change and so right now as we're 14 months from an election republicans have shown themselves to be weak when it comes to working acros

1st of 22 funerals are going to be held here in el paso and in cities in cross the border in neighboring cities in mexico the visit by president trump to this city has been quite controversial for a number of reasons one he's criticized el paso in the past as being a crime infested city a false claim that was refuted by the mayor and by other city officials with statistics showing that this is a very safe city he's also talked about an invasion of people from south of the border from latin america coming into the united states well that same sort of invasion terminology was used in the diatribe that. that police believe the alleged shooter used so many democrats said that president trump should stay away he came anyway he's here now hopefully we'll have more information for you in the hours to come lauren reynolds thank you very much indeed . so how can this half hour. a controversial gold mine project to ignite protests in northwestern turkey. and a call for peace ukraine's new leader appeals to the russian president to help end years of conflict in the east. and other still more of that west

that sprayed death in el paso seems politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al jazeera el paso. hours before trump arrived in el paso immigration agents in mississippi were carrying out what they're calling their largest raids in a decade almost 700 suspected illegal workers were arrested in a series of raids cultural processing plants trump announced an immigration crackdown in june saying millions of illegal aliens would be removed from the u.s. . well back to that story on those raids by immigration officials in the u.s. just as president don't trump was visiting el paso more on on this from a white house correspondent kimberly how is it really bad timing kimberly any explanation for. yet bad timing bad optics you've got the one the one hand the u.s. president trying to act as consoler in chief uniting the country saying that his rhetoric has not divided has not led to sort of emboldening the hate that was contained in tha

it depends on hong kong compared to our neighboring cities whether we have more attractive provisionssay is hong kong in terms of technology roles, we are not as competitive compared to singapore or the greater bay area. if you look at singapore, there are more emerging tech professions, where in the greater bay area's, it is more a developer's role and e-commerce industry is more developed compared to hong kong. restructuring in terms of the investment banking part of the business. bank laying off employees and many in hong kong. have they been very exorbitant to the sector in hong kong or have they remained on the lookout for new opportunities? unfortunately, i think they remain on the lookout at this point. is the news we have been expecting and they have been looking for some time already so it is not like all of a sudden, there are more candidates available in the market. yes, they are still looking, i would say. david: if i am looking for a front-office role, front office role in hong kong, do i need to speak mandarin? is it a 100% requirement? nice: it is not, but it is to have

that sprayed death in el paso seems politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al jazeera el paso. the un's leading body for the study of climate change is holding its 50th session in the swiss capital is this is a live shot now where officials have been to governmental panel on climate change autumn living their latest report and sent to focus on how land use contributes to the climate crisis. drought has left more than a 1000000 people on the brink of starvation in northern kenya many of the affected areas your phone communities and herders competing for water and pasture al-jazeera as catherine sawyer reports now from country. analysts and gerry and her family are heading to an area in nothing kenya where they've been told there's enough water and pasture for her livestock it will take them a day to walk there there's a drought in parts of kenya months of rain have just ended but weather experts say it wasn't enough and milli

outbreak now in the regional capital of population $2000000.00 people and it's a joined to the neighboring city of basically want to have an area with a border running through the middle. of a growing number of cases on the congolese side people are wondering now how this outbreak of the virus can be. with many people live in poor housing in cramped conditions and health responses already faced challenges throughout the eastern congo being able to communicate to people to be able to convince people that health service providers. that the health of this is an area where people have a lot of skepticism about government and about the following decades of conflict the lack of public services and general of mistrust among the population towards those who are in power. mozambique's president has struck a peace deal with the leader of a former rebel movement ending years of hostilities phillippi nusi signed the agreement with a soulful leads were nama the main opposition party its armed wing used to spending as possible deal michel about this. mozambicans have waited more than 40 years for this moment

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capital of goma which has a population of at least $2000000.00 people and it's a joint to the neighboring city of dissent is basically want to have an area with a border running through the middle and we have a growing number of cases on the congolese side people are wondering now how this outbreak of the virus can be further stand with many people live in poor housing in cramped conditions and health responses already faced challenges throughout eastern congo being able to communicate to people also to be able to convince people that health service providers are there to help this is an area where people have a lot of skepticism about government and about all 40 following decades of conflict the lack of public services and general mistrust among the population towards those who are in power. libya's interior minister has ordered the closure of 3 migrant detention centers after criticism from the un over conditions there 2 facilities are in the coastal cities of misrata and homes the 3rd is into jura a suburb of tripoli the capital forces loyal to the warlords. hit that facility in an air stri

your point about those neighboring cities and towns, no one can afford to say no and say where does homelessness come from if you cannot build affordable housing. to your rent piece, the state level, i hope that the state legislature will pass on another governor will sign 1482, an anti-rent doubting ordinance which says you cannot -- rep. sherman: i want to point out one or -- one other thing. if we get split role, it has to be tied to ending fees. mayor garcetti: absolutely. rep. waters: thank you very much. i now recognize the gentleman from texas, mr. green, fork five -- for five minutes. rep. green: thank you. i think the mayor for appearing. forcibly edification purposes, -- for simply edification purposes, while you may appear to be alone, it is happening in houston, it is in washington, d.c., and the numbers are growing, for various reasons. one question for me to take to my constituents and persons letter interested in this would be what can we do to prevent, while we are not where you are, but headed in your direction, what should we do now to prevent -- to take preventative measures?

city. we have over 6000 and house neighbors in the city of san jose. >> reporter: they conducted a search for possible locations for its tiny home community. the first is next door to the new bart station. the second is on land provided by caltrans near the intersection of 101 and 280. >>> volunteers say there is something uniquely satisfying about helping people get back on their feet. >>> it is so important when they are going through that time and that transitional time to have a clean safe warm place to sleep at night. >> reporter: neighbors initially opposed every location the city considered for is tiny homes. the mayor said he wants to prove this can be done without creating problems with noise trash drugs drinking or crying. >>> we need to show our community and show the rest of the city that we can do this successfully. and hopefully as we are standing these up we will be able to expand them throughout the city. >> reporter: the goal is to have dispersed tiny home community running by november 1. as we enter into the hearts of the winter.>>> coming up another bart station is phasing

city need to see for proof? to know that this man is a danger to all of us? >> some neighbors the embarcadero say the case highlights their concerns about a 200 bed navigation center for the homeless being built in their area. >> members of the chinatown merchants association in san francisco demonstrated today against naming the new chinatown subway station after rose packed pick dozens of business owners and advocates say they want the new stop to be called chinatown station. a member of the board of supervisors proposed naming the new station after rose packed pick she was an influential community leader who died in 2016 but some business leaders say not all of chinatown had positive dealings with her. >> chinatown, we are world- famous and also, chinatown represents us, the community. we have a soul, we have identity. it doesn't mean it is represented by 1 person. >> the protest group once the city's transportation authority to stick with its own policy to name transit spots based on geographic location. transit leaders will consider the naming proposal at next week's boar

city-wide and on the waterfront. navigation centers are a critical proven tool to get thousands of people off the streets. but these neighbors don't agree. >> if the city doesn't make major changes to the way it operate, the shelter next door will be home to other mr. vincents who pose a derek to the public. >> reporter: this navigation center is scheduled to be completed in the fall. waterfront neighbors are asking the city to voluntarily halt the project while their ongoing lawsuit to stop the center plays out in court. as for the location, the whereabouts of the suspect in the attack, the d.a.'s office will only say he's in a program now under supervision. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> many thanks. >>> we sent out the alert with the update on the story at 12:28 p.m. through the abc7 news mobile app. it is one of the ways to stay on top of breaking news as it comes into the newsroom. be sure to enable the push alerts. >> happening now, work on the b.a.r.t. tracks in the east bay is delaying trains and creating track backup on highway 24 for drivers headed east towards walnut creek. delays could be up to 40 minutes for the

sprayed death in el paso seemed politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds el paso. the israeli army has raided homes in a palestinian town after one of its soldiers was found dead in the occupied west bank the off duty and an armed soldier was found near settlement block early on thursday morning israeli troops later asserts the nearby town of. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing to find those responsible. and the hamas spokesperson says that what happened in the settlements in occupied west bank should be seen as part of the resistance against the settlers. the operation in the west bank is part of the resistance of our people against this occupation it's a response to various crimes the most recent being the ethnic cleansing in the valley of homs it proves that our people in the west bank will carry on with their struggle until the end of the occupation and the creation of an independent state which are islam

there has been this standoff on this major bridge that connects rio de janeiro to the neighboring city. a hijacker with more than 30 passengers onboard forced this bus over, and he did release six passengers at one point. but what we just saw when he stepped off the bus a local journalist heard six shots. it appears that police shot him in the leg, and the hope is that this really does bring an end to the standoff. but again with still roughly 30, 31 hostages aboard, we have to see how this plays out for here going forward. it still isn't known what the motives of this kidnapper were. it isn't known really what he was hoping to get out of it. he said he was going to try to light the bus on fire. this buzz was heading to this major city to rio. a major thoroughfare has been cut off paralyzing the city. so you can imagine everyone is glued to their phone or tv to see how this will end. >> shasta, do we kill? >> reporter: we don't know. what we do know he was shot in the leg. a journalist was on the scene, heard six shots fired and applause coming from the sort of group of police standing

than 20 feet wide and because of this the city of oakland says it can restrict parking on both sides of the street. and despite complaints from some neighborsty says that's what they're planning to do to make sure there's enough room for emergency vehicles. it's not. >>it's we hear the message coming from them were sensitive to them. it's not it's a decision we make easily but we also realize that we have a duty and a responsibility to ensure public safety. >>some neighbors say the road is narrow but that they do need street parking for visitors d for people who live here who the garage or driveway. >>to them in a parking. what are they going to i mean hey we all want be fabulous if this street were clear all the time and fire trucks can go racing up and down the street. >>that would be awesome but the problem is a little more complex than that they hate argue to make this. area less accessible for fire trucks because some time i need to. but and the other hand we live here. and we have to. maintain these houses we have to be like that people can go through you can't do that if there's no part. >>other neighbors though will do what they hav

the shooting and rodeo is worrisome to leaders in the neighboring city of hercules which has seen anptick in shots fired calls and the number of guns seized. two weeks ago, luis montevideo shot at a suspect. the suspect, reginald love was not hit and was arrested. police found the gun they say love tossed in the yard full of kids bikes . >> over the last two months, there has been an increase that has been noticeable in regards to firearms taken during traffic stops . >> 5 days before the, hercules police pulled over jesus villanueva and found this assault rifle hidden in his catalog. police found this vest and a high-capacity magazine loaded with hollowpoint ammunition . >> anytime we locate of firearm we like to think that possibly we prevented a future crime associate with that firearm . >> i have not seen this in 30 years . >> mayor dan romero says although it is not clear whether the rodeo shooting is linked to recent violence in hercules, officials throughout the region are concerned that >> i'm proud of our police department for being so proactive but with the shooting that ha

sprayed death in el paso seemed politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al jazeera el paso. hours before trump arrived in el paso immigration agents carried out what they're calling then largest raids in a decade almost 700 suspected illegal workers were arrested in a series of raids that presence in plants in mississippi trump announced an immigration crackdown in june tsang millions of illegal aliens would be removed from the u.s. . china has surprise stock market investors by announcing better than expected trade figures the 3.3 percent rise in exports in july was the fosters for 4 months because of increased demand will wind but imports remain weak and could get worse as the trade war with the u.s. intensifies to the u.s. treasury designate china as a currency manipulator it's called the has more from beijing in a very normal practice china released its trade figures for the previous month now these are very abnormal

sprayed death in el paso seemed politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al-jazeera el paso. puerto rico's new governor has been sworn in the 3rd person to hold the office and less than a week appointment to the justice secretary as follows weeks of political turmoil in the u.s. territory. reports now from san juan. the confusion continues and so too is the rapid change of leadership one day baskins being sworn in as puerto rico's new governor she had previously said she didn't even want the job but as justice minister she's next in line of succession and was obligated to take it assuming. i'm taking this job as your governor at this historic moment without ever having any political aspirations but now with the.

sprayed death in el paso seemed politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of 22 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al-jazeera el paso to venezuela now a supporters of the government to protest against a new economic sanctions imposed by the united states the white house says the measures will cut funding for president. as well as president says the freezing of assets as a global threat and an attack on private property tourism has moved from caracas. people have gathered to denounce what they say the united states located in venezuela what you see here now that family and militias that are now part of the armed forces buried here with hundreds of other people who have made big a warning about what will happen to venezuela what influence when this latest sanctions have monday donald trump signed an executive order banning american companies from doing business with them when it's stealing venezuelan assets in the united states threatening countries like russia and chin

he's outr e outraged and told us in a statement, there is as homeless crisis city wide and on the water front. these neighbors don't agree. >> if the city does not make major changes, mr. vincent propose other danger to the public. >> reporter: the navigation center is set to open in the fall. the ongoing lawsuit to stop the center plays out in court. the suspect is in a program and now under supervision. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> we'll continue to follow the story. thank you. >>> happening right now, work on bart in the east bay is delaying trains over the weekend. there is no service between waln waln walnut creek. two lanes of 24 had been shut down. while this is a headache for many. it is all part of an effort to build al better bay area by improving barth service. riders should expect delays. that work is expected to be finished at 7:00 in the morning. work has progressed over nieght and they are confident bart will be ready. traffic is slow on highway 24 because of the lane closures. we want to give you a live look of the traffic. you see all that red there along 24 down to a crawl just 16 miles a

that sprayed death in el paso seems politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of 22 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al-jazeera el paso. hours before trump arrived in our paso immigration agents in mississippi were carrying out what they're calling then largest raids in a decade almost 700 suspected illegal workers were arrested in a series of raids an agricultural processing plants trump announced an immigration crackdown in june saying millions of illegal aliens would be removed from the u.s. . more now from our white house correspondent kimberly how could so timing is not spot on in this case why was this designed to send the message. it's hard to tell if there was actually that much of a political calculation the guess is i think not given the fact i've reached out to immigration customs enforcement to try and understand a little bit better the details behind the planning of this raid it turns out that it was planned months in advance there was even rehearsal of the

capital of goma which has a population of at least $2000000.00 people in its adjoined to the neighboring city of gifts any basically want to have an area with a border running through the middle and with a growing number of cases on the congolese side people are wondering now how this outbreak of the virus can be further stand with many people live in poor housing in cramped conditions and health responses already faced challenges throughout eastern congo being able to communicate to people and also to be able to convince people that health service providers are there to help this is an area where people have a lot of skepticism about government and about all 40 following decades of conflict a lack of public services and. of mistrust among the population towards those who are in power libya's interior minister has ordered the closure of 3 migrant attention sent to condemnation from the un over conditions there 2 facilities are in the coastal cities of misrata and homs the 3rd is entire jura of the capital tripoli forces loyal to the warlords and the for after that facility in an airstrike a m

sprayed death in el paso seemed politically out of reach now people here in el paso and in neighboring cities across the border with mexico are preparing for another painful ordeal the 1st of $22.00 funerals will be held on thursday robert oulds al jazeera el paso ok let's return to that story we tried to bring you just a little earlier the trade war between the united states and china china coming out on top so far is our correspondent in beijing scott we get these figures once a month do we learn anything new from the latest figures however. we do actually one thing that we can say for certain during these times of this trade war peter as these are not normal times because when you look at these figures usually there aren't big changes month to month there's kind of something you can track trends in things but when this trade war going on there are so many factors at play that the numbers are really kind of all over the place only click through some of them so we can kind of give you an idea of that so if you look at numbers specific to the trade war chinese imports from the united states t

capital of goma which has a population of at least $2000000.00 people in its adjoined to the neighboring city of concern is basically want to have an area with a border running through the middle and with a growing number of cases on the congolese side people are wondering now how this outbreak of the virus can be further stand with many people live in poor housing in cramped conditions and health responses already faced challenges throughout eastern congo being able to communicate to people and also to be able to convince people that health service providers are there to help you this is an area where people have a lot of skepticism about governor. and i will forward the following decades of conflict the lack of public services and. of mistrust among the population towards those who are in power. now more than a 100 people have been killed in weeks of flooding in bangladesh now as the waters recede health workers are concerned about a new problem the spread of disease reports thousands across bangladesh have lost their homes due to heavy flooding and landslides over 7000000 people have been

the neighbors emailed the city complaining about the house being used as a short-term rental. >> it is a message to me to be positive and happy, and love life. i have eyelash extensions. the isa like mona lisa. if follow you. i give violates every sense of common decency. >>> the neighbors are looking for ways to get the paint job fixed. so far, the city has not made a decision yet. >>> tonight, one man has 23,000 reasons to be thankful. >> he throughout a shoebox. he did not do it, his wife threw it out. at this, it was packed with cash. now, we hear how he got the money back. the oregon man stash $23,000 in a shoebox. the cash was going toward a new travel trailer for hannah's wife. she threw it away without even looking inside. the unlucky fellow started making frantic phone calls. it did pay off. one recycling center in humboldt county picked up. >> we got a frantic call from the company up there saying, keep an eye out for it. zach is pulling cardboard to be recycled. i suddenly saw big stacks of $20 bills. >> yes, three $20 bills did not make it back. the man is happy to lose onl

last night officials held a meeting to telecon sernd neighbors how the city plans to keep them safe. >> i know everyone here seems very committed to the idea that you're going to establish a safe and sane navigation center. as you see, none of us believe you. >> that was one neighbor warning the advisory board he's drafting a ballot inivive that would make it harder for the city to build and renew navigation centers. >>> in the south bay the al investigation army is planning to build 300 affordable residential units after receiving a $1.5 million gift from google. this is part of google's $1 billion investment to create new homes around the bay area. the salvation army plans to use a gift to develop a complex of affordable homes in the silicon valley community center in downtown san jose. that means 225 affordable housing yuns and 75 transitional units. >>> a 13-year-old boy is in custody in connection with the brazen daytime shooting on market street in [ gunshots ]. >> tha gre lweended up hurting one person. police arrested two suspects on monday. oakland police detained the teen y

think it's $2000000.00 a lot of people think it could be a lot more and it's a joins to the neighboring rwandan city of descent is basically one area where the border running through the middle. break since it started a year ago has reached such a densely populated urban area the fear is of course the number of cases could grow exponentially within goma there's a lot of poverty a lot of crime being. response major challenges from trying to vaccinate people many people haven't wanted to to be vaccinated also communicating preventing travel going to become much more difficult now that the virus outbreak of the virus has reached this densely populated area on the border between 2 countries and do you think that the relevant authorities in the medical agencies that were involved in the ground 0 campaign against can sustain what they've been doing so far. with their own talking about stepping it up step it up as we saw in katherine story there is talk about bringing in a 2nd new type of vaccine. regarding that the congolese health minister former health minister he resigned days ago said that congolese p

neighbors blame the city's plans to build a navigation center next door for attracting crime and homeless people into the area. >> four months ago there wasn't that much homeless. >> reporter: he the they want the navigation center stopped. another resident was attacked by the fronentrance as she tried to get into the building. a homeless man has been charged in that attack amount homeless woman says people are quick to judge and many on the streets need help. >> they should open they mind. >> reporter: some say the navigation center is needed to address the homeless crisis. >> if we continue to make people suffer on our streets, we are going to see more people addicted to drugs, we are going to see more people vulnerable to the crime that does happen on our streets. >> reporter: for mike, he says he will no longer walk around this neighborhood. >> right now, if i didn't have to leave, i would move. >> reporter: he works in san francisco but considering moving to the south bay when his lease expires. officials say construction on the newna investigation center open d be completed by >>> a

. >> but he changed his mind, police responded to the been ar neighbors blamed the city's oor for re it wasn't that much homeless here. >> mike says he doesn't know if his attacker is homeless, still opponents one construction on the new navigation center stopped. on august 11 another resident in the same condo building was attacked by the front entrance as she tried to get into the building. a homeless man has been charged in that attack. one homeless woman in the area says people are quick to judge, and that many on the streets need help. >> they should open their minds, and some say the navigation center is needed to address the homeless crisis. >> if we continue to make people suffer on our streets, we will see more people addicted to drugs, we will see more people vulnerable to the crime that does happen on our streets. >> for mike, he says he will no longer walk around this neighborhood. >> right now if i didn't have a lease i would san francisco but is considering moving to the south bay when his lease expires. city officials say construction on the new navigation center is sl

>>> back in the bay area, it is an odd sight especially in one of the most exclusive cities in the country. neighbors in palo alto are complaining about a house littered with trash and junk. the city is stepping in. ian cole has the dirty details from pal lowle w alto. >> reporter: in this neighborhood residents say one home sticks out. >> this is a landfill. >> reporter: the house has boxes and stuff piled up in the front that is spilling on to the lawn. neighbors say it has been a battle for 12 years. >> this isn't a photo shoot, there is all kinds of yards here. but this is trash. >> reporter: a woman who owns a home nearby complained to the city council monday saying it is a fire hazard. she says rats are coming on to her property and demanded code enforcement investigate. on thursday, they did and while it may be a nuisance for some, the city says it is not an immediate hazard. but they are sending him a notice to clean up his front yard. >> clearly very different living establishment. >> reporter: the owner did not want to be on camera, but told us that there are more serious issues than someon

most selfless, beautiful, genuine human being the family now joining state officials in warning neighbors citiesspray pesticides from airplanes, trucks, and by hand leaving many residents on edge >> we are frightened it is like playing russian roulette when you go out >> according to her mother, that little girl we mentioned, savannah, is still in the hospital this morning, back on a ventilator and using a feeding tube now, her mother says she's strong she's a fighter. she has a heart of gold. now, her community is raising money for her medical expenses meanwhile, officials in connecticut and new hampshire, delaware, they're all on high alert this morning because they've actually found mosquitos carrying the disease in the states >> it's scary. >> a lot to take in, especially in the summertime on the east coast. you wouldn't expect it. >> keep us posted. >>> now to 15-year-old tennis sensation coco gauff she made her u.s. open debut yesterday, right here in new york she faced off against 18-year-old russian potapova gauff fell behind early, dropping the first set, but she rallied to take the nex

than 20 feet wide and because of this the city of oakland says it can restrict parking on both sides of the street. and despite complaints from some neighbors. the city says that's what they're planning to do to make sure there's enough room for emergency vehicles, not. >>it's we hear the message coming from them were sensitive to them. it's not in such decision we make we also realize that we have a duty and a responsibility to ensure public safety. >>some neighbors say the road is narrow but that they do need street parking for visitors r anpeople who live here who don't have a garage or driveway. >>to them in a parking. what are they going to do i mean hey we all want be fabulous if the street were clear all the time and fire trucks can go racing up and down the street. >>that would be awesome the problem is a little more complex than that they hate argue to make the area less accessible for fire trucks because someday might need to. but and the other hand we live here. and we have to. maintain these houses we have to be like that people come over they can't do that if there's no part. >>other neighbors though will do what they have to d

and despite complaints from some neighbors. the city says that's what they're planning to do to make sure there's enough room for emergency vehicles, not. >>it's we hear the message coming from them were sensitive to them. it's not in such decision we make we also realize that we have a duty and a responsibility to ensure public safety. >>some neighbors say the road is narrow but that they do need street parking for visitors and for people who live here who don't have a garage or driveway. >>to them in a parking. what are they going to do i mean hey we all want be fabulous if this street were clear all the time and fire trucks can go racing up and down the street that would be awesome the problem is a little more complex than that they hate argue to make the area less accessible for fire trucks because someday might need to. but and the other hand we live here. and we have to. maintain these houses we have to be like that people come over they can't do that if there's no part. >>other neighbors though will do what they have to do in ord

high street in east oakland, is also across the street from a school, and the angry neighbors have written to oakland city leaders sang the people living in this homeless camp have become a threat to their safety.>> they do drugs, we believe they are even doing prostitution. they come to neighbors home am a vandalize property. children can even walk to school without being harassed.>> in oakland city councilmember is vowing to do everything possible to keep this area safe. >>> more than 150 formally homeless people now have a place to live in san jose. the city celebrated the opening of the second street studios this morning. authorities say this is the city's first 100% permanent supportive housing development. 155 people are now living in the complex on second street, one woman who says she was homeless for 20 years says she appreciates her new stability. >> i can take showers now, my things are safe, i can actually have privacy and be alone with my husband. and i don't feel like a criminal. >> the complex features 128 studios and six one-bedroom apartments at well below market rate. residents also have