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oscar: entregaban una lista de los huÉspedes a ice.s. para darles una compensaciÓn. oscar: mÁs de 8 millones de dÓlares se van a repartir entre las vÍctimas. lo que sobre, a organizaciones pro inmigrantes que ayudan a defenderlos en las cortes. algo que el fiscal no quiere que suceda. >> es un juego polÍtico de su parte para tensar para hacerse creer que estÁ ayudando a las vÍctimas, que quiere a las solamente es un proyecto republicano para negar la utilidad al quienes lo necesitan. oscar: en estos momentos solamente esperan que la corte finalice el proceso. >> despuÉs sigue dividir o repartir el dineroel fiscal del estado mete las narices en donde no le interesa. oscar: esperan buscar las vÍctimas, para eso ice tendría que entregar el listado de los deportados, con ayuda de trabajadores del motel 6. patricia: al volver de la pausa, se abre una ventana de esperanza para que las personas de bajos recursos, incluyendo los indocumentados cuenten con seguro de salud. los alimentos altamente procesados podrÍan ser mucho mÁs daÑinos de lo q

good evening to you, oscar. talk to me about the atmosphere on the streets this morning compared to yesterday's violence. oscar: the atmosphere is much more tense but calm, although we have seen disturbances, some dear gas bombs being thrown at protesters in other areas of caracas and venezuela. people went out to protest as planned. as every may day here in venezuela. but today's demonstrations have more to do with politics. trade workers were called to march in favor of the government and opposition was called to fill the streets and rejection of maduro. from the opposition side there is worry of an outburst of violence directed from the government. there is also a sense of duty that it is necessary to show the world how much people reject this government. their claim on may 1 is to remain in power and uphold eagle chavez's legacy. brent: it is amazing we have this legacy today when we think back 24 hours that there was real talk and even hope on one side of a quick transition of power in the country. today th

>>the oscar grant foundation felipe should all kron 4 news. >>developing news on the peninsula at this hour has makers have removed of radioactive material from a home in san carlos officials say the scene is clear and there's no threat to the public. >>it happened on cedar street near britain avenue police say they found material suspected to have low to moderate radioactive levels inside of a home. the discovery shut down the area for a while, but it is reopened a family had alerted the city to the material they said a relative who lived in the home died earlier this year. and there were some containers that may have had radioactive material in them no word on what that material was we first told you about this as breaking news through a push alert make sure you download the kron four mobile app to get breaking news updates in your neighborhood. it's an end, man has been charged with murder after hitting and killing a woman in a crosswalk it happened saturday night on butterfield road in san anselmo 72 year-old carolyn marie allen was walkin

oscar: there has always been the threat of juan guaido been arrested. there has been more than one attempt to do so. i think that there is a lot of pressure on the government from the base to arrest juan guaido. there is alsoso a lot of pressue internationally cannot do so. -- to not do so. the security team of juan guaido has increased their operations to manage themselves. brent: they have increased the numbers because -- is it because of increased risk k to his safe? oscacar: yes, there i is an increaeased risk to o his safet. we have seen that with his team. there is not more sesecurity but ththey are keeping a low profile for much more of these events we have been seeing. brent: madero is not keeping such a low-profile today as he was the last two days. we saw him at a military parade in caracas. what does that tell us about how he perceives hisis power tonight smart -- tonight? oscar: it is important for madero to show that there is unity within the armeded forces. what we saw with this coup attempt on tuesday is that there are fractures in the ar

oscar: entregaban una lista de los huÉspedes a ice.o que sobre, a organizaciones pro inmigrantes que ayudan a defenderlos en las cortes. algo que el fiscal no quiere que suceda. >> es un juego polÍtico de su parte para tensar para hacerse creer que estÁ ayudando a las vÍctimas, que quiere a las solamente es un proyecto republicano para negar la utilidad al quienes lo necesitan. oscar: en estos momentos solamente esperan que la corte finalice el proceso. >> despuÉs sigue dividir o repartir el dineroel fiscal del estado mete las narices en donde no le interesa. oscar: esperan buscar las vÍctimas, para eso ice tendría que entregar el listado de los deportados, con ayuda de trabajadores del motel 6. patricia: al volver de la pausa, se abre una ventana de esperanza para que las personas de bajos recursos, incluyendo los indocumentados cuenten con seguro de salud. los alimentos altamente procesados podrÍan ser mucho mÁs daÑinos de lo que se pensaba. sÓlo faltan dos dÍas para la gran final de la liga de campeones de europa. es este sÁbado, 1

released a new internal affairs investigation report into the 2009 shooting death of oscar grant.here are things in this the public has not seen before. >> i'm amanda del castillo in the south bay. a survey shows most people don't want any touching in the workplace. what does this mean for the common hand shake? >>> i'm kate larson in san francisco, where garth brooks came to play a cell phone came. what you and the country music legend may have in common. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >>> tonight, stunning new details in a just-released internal report on the oscar grant shooting. it focuses on two officers. >> the one who shot grant and a second officer, who was described as out of control in a chaotic situation. where are we just now seeing this? >> reporter: good evening. this report was released because ate's new ill 1421, that is the th allows for us, members of the public, to view internal documents regarding certain forms of police misconduct. oscar grant's uncle tells me if this existed in 2009, his nephew could still be alive

the oscar grant foundation, a nonprofit aimed at bridging the gap of distrust. >>between at-risk communities and the law enforcement agencies that serve them and that organization is still going on strong today. felipe should all kron 4 news. >>a san antonio man has been charged with murder after hitting and killing a woman in a crosswalk it happened on saturday night on butterfield road in san anselmo 72 year-old carolyone of those dogs has also died 30 year-old james boswell was arraigned on dui charges and he is set to enter a plea later on this month. police say that he has a prior dui conviction in los angeles. >>scaife of certain marin county neighborhoods is going to be changing dramatically over the next year and a half or so all in the name of wildfire prevention calfire moran was just awarded a $1 million grant to cut back a lot of this overgrown vegetation and it's going for his morning. kelly reports tonight, the whole idea here is to make these areas easier for firefighters to access an easier for residents trying to leave a wildfire to do so. >>som

you won an oscar. you got these grammys.so have, i feel like it is my duty to show my flaws, too. my fears. >> and that you're struggling with certain things even as you have this other claim. >> exactly. someone who doesn't have as much aclaim as you, i think it is fair to say, is the current president. you might be more popular than him. and you know when you get up on the awards stage, and you mess with it, you know that bothers him. we'll take a quick look at some of that. ♪ >> why was it important for you to say that? >> because i feel like i'm a voice for a lot of human beings across our country. a lot of human beings that are being overlooked. a lot of human beings that are being ostracized. they feel like they should be less than because of color or religion or whatever. their sexual choice. if they may be from the lgbtq uia community. it is pushing people aside in a way. and i need to speak up. i'm a person that, i have to speak up if i see any injustice, somebody being treated less than. a whole society is being tr

>>the oscar grant foundation felipe should all kron 4 news. >>proposal to charge tourists for driving on the kirby part of san francisco's lombard street is actually moving forward so the state assembly approved a plan that could eventually lead to a fee and reservation system to drive on lombard stree every year that puts a lot of you know wear and tear on the road the sidewalks nearby the congestion also makes or you know pretty hard for people actually live there to get into and out of their homes that's a big concern too. >>but really it's just sometimes a common courtesy issue right you can't even park in your own driveway, when you've got kids that are ready to go to better at lunch or you can't get out of the house he it's just a it's just really gotten to the point where. it's very difficult to manage it. >>well the plan now moves on to the state senate wh then send it to the governor for his signature and then after that it would actually be up to the city of san francisco to hammer out the specific so we'll see what happens. well to

. >> some new details in the death of oscar grant. internal police report that has just been unsealed. >>> and things are getting heated between lawmakers and attorney general william barr. barr has backed out of a planned appearance today in front of house law makers and they took the opportunity to put a fake chicken in his seat since he's not there. i will break it all down for you, what's happening on capitol hill coming up. >>> plus, something we've all done probably hundreds of times may end up getting banned in some work places. what it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. >>> right now at 6:30 a dramatic crash caught on camera, a police officer knocked into a fountain, what saved his life. >>> we're taking another look this morning at the shooting death of oscar grant. he was shot on a b.a.r.t. platform by a police officer who said at the time he thoug

film director around today he's certainly the only one in 65 years to win back to back best director oscars for birdman in 2014 and the next year he got it for the revenant now it's his turn to hand out prizes at the 72nd cannes film festival in the suffer from its. but that can the big questions are who's wearing what on the red carpet and what film will the jury pick to win the palme d'or this year for the 1st time the cannes jury is led by a mexican director a 100 gonzales inyati to me but i don't know how it's going to work to tell you a true i have never been a precedent i have never control anything even my sets not my family nothing so up to a president to one of the most awkward kind of situation and mexican president it's in years have so then what is his plan as can jury president and how will he and the rest of the jury 3 more directors 2 actors a scriptwriter and a comic book creator be looking for the winners i will like to see the films see we will not know who directed it you know i think no no time no experience no name no fame no gender nothing should be take there i think

in yeti 2 fared somewhat better than his main character the film won him his 2nd oscar for best director academy after receiving so many awards it will soon be in the audi two's turn to hand out a few himself one thing is for sure it won't be a netflix movie to win the palme d'or for the 2nd here running the cannes film festival has banned movies made by the online streaming service. and of course we'll bring you more from cannes as it continues over the next 10 days now shapes like these appearing behind me appear in the middle of a not a landscape name but dread bright the shining geometric shapes there the work of the spanish lights and landscape. have you ever 10 years ago the lecturer in fine art critics job so he could dedicate his life to his art which is painting with lights made his work gives us a completely new perspective on our natural and our. 3 dimensional sculptural and has a graphic artist happy ending it is light installations geometric shapes projected on to nature of the spanish artist trademark. a moment or so i'm always seeking these almost magical moments in my wor

mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for shooting oscar grant. in jail. if you'd like to read the full report, we have it on our website, abc7news.com. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. >>> the justice department says william barr will not testify in front of a house committee today. >> we're joined by jessica castro. what do we know this morning? >> that's the big headline, right, he's refusing to go. we will not see him testify today. he was scheduled to testify in front of the democratic controlled house judiciary committee, but the justice department canceled the appearance because they object to questioning from a judiciary staff lawyer rather than from the lawmakers themselves. barr face add grilling from senators yesterday after it was himself had some issues how he was characterizing his findings. now a growing number of hopefuls are calling on barr to resign. >> this attorney general lacks all credibility and has, i think, compromised the american public's ability to believe that he is a purveyor of justice. >> should barr

this is in 1913, in budapest and the return of the oscar—winning director laszlo nimitz in sunset.et's start with ma. as in mum or mother. one of the teenagers calls octavia spencer's figure ma. a slight racial overtone in this, and the film—makers have brought us get out and us. they have been gradually turning the horror genre on its head with the racial elements in there, and that is to the fore here. octavia spencer, who won the oscar for her supporting actress role in the help, that director that she re—teams here for a film that has very good credentials. juliette lewis stars in it. alisonjanney also stars in it. small roles, it's about octavia spencer, really, who plays a woman who agrees to buy some teenagers some alcohol because in the us they can't do it, so adults have to do it for them, provided they come back to hers and party in her basement. they do that, but then she gets a bit needy and they think we shouldn't do that and find another venue, leaving octavia spencer's ma feeling put out ofjoint and turning a little bit stalkery, as we can see in this clip. phone rep

he would want a publicity campaign around oscars right and intelligent sister mary. each of mary or her life skin color and or vulnerability to trafficking in the sex trade as a slave girl. owner gets out of campaign around mary's appearance. first she would be photograph there in washington by julian batterson was one of the preeminent photographers at the time and photograph on a "type plate which in 1825 was the most expensive way to have a photograph made. he's intending to fight. he was going to send northward to be copied into slate and then the entire family would be publicly exhibited as they make their way north , first in new york, where they visited the newyork times, new york times reported they were astonished by her . and then they went to the statehouse in boston where along with anthony burns, were presented with the massachusetts legislature and then mary was presented alongside sumner in april as sort of a product for his speech about anti-slavery enterprise. so that lecture 4000 people so few people saw her and she was a bit of a media darling for

let's go now to our correspondent oscar actually here he was out on the streets earlier in caracas good evening to you oscar i mean talk to me about what you've been seeing right now and these demonstrations in particular them turning violent. yes well a lot of people went out to protest today after planned a march that was called upon for weeks now and traditionally people protest on may day for labor rights and the worker unions but today it was political and people were very nervous because of that yesterday's violence but they still went out they still went out to support longways all. workers or national workers went to support the government and now we saw some clashes in the opposition rallies the opposition rallies all over the country in major cities t.v. stars only concentrating that access but we did see some clashes not asked violent yesterday but there were a lot of people that were nervous about how violence would occur today and we know that one why don't he spoke to his supporters earlier today and do we know if he had more supporters out on the streets for him today yes

pasÓ aquel aÑo nuevo hace 10 aÑos, cuenta que se han visto muchos cambios despuÉs de la muerte de oscarun policÍa bart y aunque para el pÚblico general os cambios ocurrieron en el departamento policiaco es lo que mÁs que en sus mentes, para los que conocerÁn a oscar como don david, los no detalles que surgieron luego de que las autoridades deberÁn forzadas a revelar la informaciÓn interna de la muerte causan dolor y frustraciÓn. su tÍa cuidaba a este niÑo, el policÍa tocÓ su arma de fuego ese Último intento volviÓ a verla, hechos diferentes a los que la defensa usÓ cuando dijo que era su pistola elÉctrica >> el sabÍa lo que estaba haciendo >> familiares dicen que reporte bajo la nueva ley de transparencia revela lo que yo dicen por aÑos, el policÍa usÓ fuerzas en seis ocasiones, mÁs que cualquier otro agente que estaba involucrado esa noche. lo que ocurriÓ esa noche debe ser investigado por las autoridades y otras agendas del paÍs, seÑalÓ el tÍo de oscar. este hombre no enfrenta ningÚn cargo, sÓlo fue despedido, el agente que disparÓ pasó un aÑo tras la rejas. >> hubiese sido una person

we are learning new details about oscar grant's shooting. new details about what happened that night at the fruitvale station. "today in the bay" rob riddell is joining us. what does that report show? >> reporter: marcus this internal report created by bart ten years ago now being released calls into question the defense that was used by messerly. you recall the former bart police officer who was convicted of shooting and killing oscar grant the bart passenger, an viktd of shooting him in the backhand cuffed on the ground on new year's day 2009. this was a shooting captured on video by a citizen with a cell phone. messerly said he meant to tais grant, but mistakenly pulled out his gun instead. the report indicates, however that messerly can be seen trying to draw his gun two times, finally can be seen looking at his hands on the gumpb gun holster. the internal investigation found messerly 27-years-old at the time they had used force on the job six times the year prior. more than any of his colleagues on the platform that night. the report bl

sadly, the reality is that oscar didn't make it past the age of 22. and though his mother wanda johnson is still heartbroken she says her son's death has resulted in positive performs at the bart police

slater with the latest tonight from caracas the capital of venezuela as always oscar thank you. all right now to africa main other case of the people demanding change at the top in sudan protesters are calling for a mass rally to protest what they say is the army's reluctance to hand over power to civilians it comes three weeks after the military else did all the credit president omar al bashir sudan's military rulers are warning protesters against any further unrest he that we use melanie cure of the ball in i.e. brahim have this report on how the hopes for revolution are affecting family time. just a few weeks ago this family was deeply divided now most of the nasty his mothers who kind can enjoy a coffee together again with ease but to get here dictate to have to be ousted bridging the rift between two generations since the beginning of the sudanese uprising nearly four months ago one thousand year old has been protesting on the streets of khartoum he did so against his mother's will south sudan to go to the heart of the sudanese people are passionate especially the young peo

sleeker by the latest tonight from caracas the capital of venezuela as always oscar thank you. all right we're going to go back now to our top story and that is the u.s. attorney general on capitol hill answering some tough questions from u.s. lawmakers about his assessment and summary of the mobile reports on russia in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election to talk about that i'm joined by christine embassy has an opinion columnist and editor at the washington post it's good to have you on the show christine so talk to me a little bit about what is the what is the world seeing here is this the attorney general being asked are you the attorney general of the american people or are you the attorney general for donald trump is is that basically the question here. you know i don't think that was the original question that they intended to ask but that's the question that attorney general barr seems to have answered and answered in the affirmative that he is the president's lawyer and not really a lawyer for the american people. and it's interesting that in the grilling that

>>and unsealed report on pars internal investigation into the deadly shooting of oscar grant is shedding new light on the case and grant's family attorney says it confirms what he says he knew all along we've obtained a copy of the independent internal affairs investigation into the shooting of oscar grant. it happened as you may recall on new year's day 2009 grant was unarmed killed by a police officer, a bart officer on a train platform at oakland's fruitvale station from forcefully chagall shares what we learned in that report which among other things found that bart officers did not act appropriately and did not do enough to eat de escalate the situation. >>7 months after the deadly 2009 shooting of oscar grant in oakland based law firm completed a 144 page independent internal affairs investigation into the new year's day incident at the fruitvale bart station several bar passengers captured former bart police officer johannes mehserle lee shooting grant in the back that night and killing him, but the report says it was another officer that helped fuel the situation. police were res

>>and unsealed report on bart's internal investigation into the deadly shooting of oscar grant is shedding new light on the case and grant's family attorney says it confirms what he knew all along thanks for joining 5 everyone, i'm grant lotus and i'm cap in hand vickie lynn the oc us is on assignment. >>we obtained a copy of the independent internal affairs investigation into the shooting of oscar grant. it happened on new year's day in 2009. grant was an unarmed african american man killed by a bart police officer on a train platform, quite forcefully to call shares what he's learned about this report which among other things. >>found that bart officers did not act appropriately and did not do enough to de escalate the situation. >>7 months after the deadly 2009 shooting of oscar grant in oakland based law firm completed a 144 page independent internal affairs investigation into the new year's day incident at the fruitvale bart station several bar passengers captured former bart police officer johannes mehserle lee shooting grant in the back that night and killing him, but the report say

the oscar—winning director laszlo. gave us one of the greatest holocaust films.t, easily the film of the week. terrific. but it is very confusing. it stars a woman played by a newcomer, a woman called iris. we see things through her eyes and watch her face almost continuously. she arrives in budapest in 1913, flowering, grey society full of inventions and industry, she wants to work in a hat shop that used to belong to her pa rents. shop that used to belong to her parents. it doesn't any more she thinks ourfamily parents. it doesn't any more she thinks our family has parents. it doesn't any more she thinks ourfamily has been parents. it doesn't any more she thinks our family has been wiped out but somebody says your brother is living care. but he has gone bad an arc is mussed up she wants to investigate and find out more. —— but your brother is living here. —— that he is an anarchist. very tense. is it in the style that this director usually does? like he did in his previous film. he does that here. long snaking travelling south. literally, like we said to be gaw

oscar: la niÑa tuvo contacto telefÓnico con su madre varias veces, omaha, nebraska.vestigue el caso. jorge: sobre el tema, nidia velÁsquez asegura que las muertes de los niÑos americanos, despuÉs de estar en custodia de la patria fronteriza, es inaceptable. esto me dijo sobre la muerte de estas esta niÑa migrante el aÑo pasado. nidia: la situaciÓn en la frontera obviamente es una crisis. el departamento de salud, sobre todo la patrulla fronteriza, no estÁ equipada para bregar con la atenciÓn adecuada a estos niÑos. esto es una desgracia que pasa en los estados unidos. sobre todo, que mantengan situaciones como la niÑa que muriÓ hace unos cuantos meses. que nosotros no tenÍamos ningÚn tipo de informaciÓn. esto era en secreto, tratando de encubrir los hechos? jorge: mucho mÁs el domingo en el programa al punto. ilia: el presidente trump estÁ utilizando ahora el programa i-verify para revisar los documentos de sus trabajadores en sus campos de golf. este aÑo prometiÓ usar el programa en sus negocios, aunque expresÓ dudas sobre el programa federal e.verify. jorge: el dep

all right when we want to go now to his oscar's linker he was out on the streets of caracas earlier today good evening to you oscar talk to me about the atmosphere on the streets this morning compared to yesterday's violence. well the atmosphere is much more tense but calm in some areas although we have seen the curtain. appear death on. protesters and other kind of ambon its way that people went out to protest. and expertly leaving here and then israel on a lever additional people march for what has ruled them over well today's demonstrations have more to do with politics state workers were called to march in favor of the government and opposition was called to kill the street in the direction of muddled up from the opposition side there is word of an outburst of violence directed from the government but there is also a sense of duty that the support on the streets is necessary to show the world how much people reject this government and for the seven circling on may first to remain in power and of hold who gets out of his legacy and it's amazing that we have the situation today when we

>>the oscar grant foundation felipe should all kron 4 news. >>north may man now charged with murder in connection with a dui crash that killed a woman that crash happened saturday night on butterfield road in san anselmo 30 year-old james boswell hit 72 year-old carolyn marie allen while she was walking her 2 dogs, one of those dogs died boswell will be arraigned on the landscapes of summer in county neighborhoods are going to change dramatically over the next year and a half half n lfire mo a lot of the overgrown vegetation to help prevent wildfires. so the roads in the manner hill neighborhood of fairfax is one of the greenery first responders so with this make over money. the firefighters are expected to get at least 14 feet of clearance overhead so a lot of that tree overhangs going to cut back and then 10 feet of clearance on either side of the road is going to be mowed and prune back the project will cover about 55 miles of roadway and it's expected to be finished within the next or by next year's fire season. >>it's the 21 new this morn

>>the oscar grant foundation felipe should all kron 4 news. >>in the north bay, the landscapes of summer in county neighborhoods are going to change dramatically over the next year and a half cal fire. moran was just awarded a million grant to cut back overgrown vegetation to help prevent wildfires. so the roads in the manner hill neighborhood of fairfax is one of the 7 areas that needs help clearing the greenery for first responders and with the make over firefighters are expected to get at least 14 feet of clearance overhead and 10 feet of clearance from side to side the project will cover 55 miles of roadway. it's expected to be finished by next year's fire season. for your health this morning, san francisco now the second most expensive city in the us for prescription drugs. that's according to an analysis released by good prescription. it's a website that tracks. prescription drug prices. now prescription drug costs 14% more in san francisco compared to the national average. researchers believe prices are higher in cities like san francis

i asked musicians and concert promoters oscar arguello and albert gamboa.punk. >> anthony: what's up with the morrissey thing? apparently in the chicano community morrissey is, like, huge. >> albert: it's a matter of the heart, man. >> anthony: why out of all the bands in the world did morrissey and the smiths resonate in this community? >> oscar: there was a convergence of music and people that did not connect to what was being said. he connected with his lyrics and i think everything was going so pop and so mainstream and he was the alternative to that, and i think there is a lyrical element to his words that resonated with the latino community. >> anthony: and people said that his lyrics, his songs, resonated with traditional mariachi in that sense that -- >> oscar: right. >> anthony: the songs are so much about finding something beautiful or even funny about getting relentlessly [ bleep ] over and having shit go wrong, i mean. >> elisa: i think morrissey really speaks. you know, it's so odd, he's this white guy -- about displacement and this longing for

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the oscar grant foundation, a nonprofit aimed at bridging the gap of distrust. >>between at-risk communities and the law enforcement agencies that serve them and that organization is still going on strong today felipe should all kron 4 news. >>happening now a warning for students who are walking near the u c berkeley campus groups of armed robbers are targeting students. crown force as it might be and what people need to know about the 2 most recent robberies. >>2 separate groups of u c berkeley students walking near the campus robbed within a 90 minute, i'm free. >>suspects pulled up in a vehicle next so many of those around them are approached them some kind of way and they're armed with handguns. the man in their property. >>scary stuff, scary stuff. the first incident happened around 12:30am thursday, a group of floor bill students robbed at gunpoint of their backpacks itself alludes here the 2700 block of jenny legs to give up their property and they got are underway. berkeley police say they have limited descriptions of the 3 armed suspects the same goes f

>>thank you lines also coming up, bart's internal investigation into oscar grant shooting unsealed. what it reveals about that night 10 years later. >>a mission on the international space station takes a dark turn. the reason the arrival of a space x supply ship has ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>nasa says the international space station crew is not in any danger despite a problem with the power supply the agency says part of the station went dark monday. the problems a piece of hardware routing power from solar panels into the space station. crew members managed to make a temporary fix in the station is running on 75% of its power. the cruel work into tomorrow to replace that broken piece of hardware. the power problem has postponed the arrival of a space x supply ship that was supposed to be launched from florida today. nasa

human rights abuses in his hometown last year the committee to protect journalists asked to visit oscar off but the government would not even grant him that and in the philippines the reporters at rappler have captured a lot of global attention they faced a crackdown after their critical reporting on president do tear taze government is on a scientist's takes a closer look. like most journalists to start her day opening e-mails and social media messages are in boxes usually flooded with rape and death. because she writes about philippine president rodrigo to turkey came to a point when did there the himself would. bash me on camera there the kind of emboldened his own supporters to do you know bashing me online so. the death threats and read threads increased exponentially it's almost as if he's saying it's better for you to not gain my attention because once i have i'd be attention to you you could be humiliated. so he was like making an example out of not as critical reporting of the administration angered the president's supporters and the president himself to tear it to batter not a

. >> those newly released documents are providing insighted into the shooting of oscar grant inside a bart decade ago. >> they knew from the bang. >> reporter: ten years of a her son's death, wanda johnson, oscar grant's mother revealed what she always knew. according to a crime report from the law firm commissioned by bart, investigators didn't buy his explanation. they said enhanced video showed officer johanes mehserle reaching for the weapon. >> if you look at that, the officer already had seven complaints against him that year and nothing was done tend just goes back to the frustration of there is no accountability for police officers. >> reporter: the report also criticizes a second bart officer, anthony pirone saying he was aggressive throughout the encounter, using the n word. barred said bart haas worked diligently to make sure the officers received the proper training to respond effectively to challenging situations. >> and mehserle served two years in prison for involuntary manslaughter. pirone was fired but not charged criminally. >>> transited workers sending a mu to to x

unfortunately oscar are you there can you hear me. it looks like we've lost our signal there to caracas that was our correspondent. slinger with the latest on the tensions and those two rival demonstrations in caracas taking place today we probably just again for that connection well the german foreign minister who must he has been in the colombian capital bogota he commented on the situation in venezuela. for us one guy doe is the transitional president tasked with organizing new elections that's the goal we're pursuing we want free and fair elections in venezuela and the election of a new president. we're going to talk to members of the opposition about what could help them whether additional sanctions could be a way to speed up those processes in venezuela. but i will also clearly tell them that what we want is for this to be a peaceful process with no escalation of violence with this kind of it's kind of hard core that was the german foreign minister now into the u.s. capitol in capitol hill the head of the u.s. justice department

yet if he gets an oscar if we see this being done against lopez this evening what about one if says that why did was part of this attempted coup what are the chances of him issuing an arrest warrant for why don't. well the offense is always there isn't there has always been the threat of one when i was being arrested and there have been more that while attempting to do so i think that there is a lot of pressure on the government from the base to arrest one i don't but there's also a lot of pressure international not do so and. sorrow absent now those security team a fine way to go that's increased their their operations to manage and stuff with a lot of security and what they've increased the numbers is it because of an increased risk to his safety yes there is definitely an increased increased risk to the safety and we've seen that with this team there's not more security that they are keeping low profile for much forms events that we've been seeing yesterday and the day before. he is not keeping such a low profile today compared to the past two days of the we saw him today with his gen

you know exactly and of course there's this whole oscar so life is not just about you know the oscars because the light is about people seeing themselves and so wherever those people who can feel that they can connect to these people they will you know receive some sort of reception of autism interesting stories from africa for nashville or thank you very much if you still have one of the strictest business cultures in the world it's japanese society is based on a set of rules and codes that even conservative westerners find date it seems to change now the japanese government is now promoting a more relaxed dress code in the office time to put energy conversation before style. one of those flowery casual shirts doing in a japanese government office no blazers where the ties open necked polo shirts and why is that worker using a found when she should be enjoying air conditioning this is not the japan of suited business women and buttoned down salaryman that we are used to. in a rare sight in tokyo's consuming to seche district where the government offices are located we can see men arr