rivalries and with foreign powers backing opposite sides to serve their own conflicting interests the palermo conference saw no written commitments nothing signed the un envoy is a clear path forwards then appears to be based on little more than trust john a whole al-jazeera lomo italy. time to introduce our guests now joining us from tripoli is salah. a political analyst and former senior adviser to the negotiating team of the high council of state and into ness in neighboring tunisia u.s. of sharif a researcher in international relations welcome to you both seller can i start with you in tripoli does palermo and this plan for a consultative conference to be held inside libya early next year followed by elections by june of next year does this instill you with a great deal of confidence that libya is finally on the path to peace i think it's. an opportunity and new opportunity it provides a different. framework negotiating framework then the one unfair our than the one that was adopted even in a little more brings together all the libyan players. have a stake in the issues at hand it will di

inside and outside the country peace in libya could prove an elusive goal john holl reports from palermo. the latest attempt to bring peace to libya picks up where many of those have failed with leaders and representatives from thirty countries gathering just across the mediterranean in palermo sicily one key goal here to get behind a new un led election timeline beginning early next year with a dialogue among libyans themselves to decide what kind of democracy they want we want to ask them clearly doing the national conference what kind of election will be won by the men to any presidential attack and what kind of law do we know because we don't have a goal the house of representatives has been meeting all this how much. it has been stated either let's face it. producing a no go on that effort and or do it in no legislative little i think we need a wider presentation. when nato bombs helped rebel fighters to overthrow moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven it was far from the end of libya's troubles. seven years later the country is divided between warring militant groups and opposi

palermo will be remembered as a milestone in this common effort to help our b. and friends. have a clear path forward out of the situation. in which the country has slipped into. so thank you mr president for taking this initiative and i am sure i speak for my libyan friends when i say thanks for your concern. thanks for the fact that you have allowed these stakeholders to come together in the beautiful city of palermo in such a beautiful weather and the trip beautiful place. with it does this. special have them boy thank you dear friend. i wish to. really thing all of the participants for the conference and in particular you for the commitment you have constantly given in pursuing this objective and i am really pleased you have appreciated the spirit of palermo the good atmosphere we experienced. and we can bear witness to what has been achieved in these two days and. for the presence of the in libya in. two pursuant and are convinced. about this journey forward there's a great hope. we shall leave them or we're all about to leave but what we take with us is a feeling of tr

seven years of fighting libyan leaders and foreign powers arrives the talks in the city and city of palermo and no end in sight for sure lanka's political crisis is opposition groups try to legally challenge the president's decision to call for january polls. hello the weather is about to change for quite a few people in europe we have seen for quite a long time the weather coming in from the west in these forms of streaks of catheter frontal systems that sometimes develop into quite active ones this one i think is about to change the pack because although we sit at the moment was it lying through spain and portugal in france if i take it through to daylight hours during tuesday's just a massive cloud i think it's brought in a lot of dry air from africa and died to death to some degree we still got the walls ahead of it still twenty romans at least ten degrees above where the average says it should be but look what's happening in the caucasus getting the wind out of the east now that is low temperature air drop in the tension remain here bringing a streak of snow down to ukraine eastern sid

graphic:"pg&e experienced an outage on the caribou- palermo...transmission line in butte county." records show the camp fire started at six-33 a-m, just 18 minutes later.sheriff kory honea:"this was a devastating fire. and if you've been up in this area, you absolutely know that, you know how quickly it came through the paradise area."thursday's report also says, p-g-and-e noticed a tower on that caribou-palermo power line was damaged,just one mile northeast of pulga, the exact origin of the camp fire. that was macy jenkins reporting.a p-g-and-e spokesperson responded to the allegations saying quote... "the cause of the fire has not been determined. pg&e is working with first responders on the fire lines to turn off power as they would during any wildfire emergency." still ahead on kron 4 morning news..a member of the san francisco 49ers shares his thoughts after losing his home in the deadly camp fire. that's next in sports. [woman 1] this... [woman 2] ..this... [man 1] ...this is my body of proof. [man 2] proof of less joint pain... [woman 3] ...and clearer skin. [man 3] proof t

what is this palermo process? do you trust it? do you not? where were you? what are you bringing back? [laughter] >> so i'm having coffee with her on sunday, we're going to continue that conversation. [laughter] let me start by saying that as you mentioned in your previous session, the italian -- >> general petraeus. >> yeah. the italian-french competition over libya is not helping the situation. the effort by the italians to convene the palermo meeting started pretty much the day after of the paris meeting. there was a lot of resentment this libya and and -- this libya and among others about the decisions that came off the paris meeting. none of the libyans spoke to each other at the paris meeting, and an announcement was made about an election that nobody wanted. the elections won't be happening, but the announcement hasn't been made yet. and in the meantime, the italians have been organizing a meeting that the purposes of which seem to be changing every day. and while i was in tunis for six days having libya meetings, sometimes hour to hour we would get d

clear he's only interested in meeting leaders on the sidelines jonah hill joins us live now from palermo where the summit is taking place what's come out of the meeting so far china. well this this summit this conference is basically over now thirty countries represented here talking about libya's future but really it was only that meeting that mattered just the two men and their foreign backers a handful of countries in a room together. after shaking hands as you say their paper appearing to look chordal leave and happy in each other's company the first time they've met since may at the end of the conference we had a press conference given by decepticon to the italian prime minister the host here and the u.n. envoy for some salomé and mr sullum a described that meeting as being unusually chordal prompting him to declare this conference a success he said both men had agreed to fall in line behind a new un plan an action plan as he describes it leading to elections in the middle of next year preceded by a libyan led national conference in the country in the early months of next year so th

it was in this house near palermo in sicily that a family was all but wiped out.e, three and 15, to their grandparents. it happened when a small river nearby burst its banks. translation: it's not a good situation. it is something we never would have expected. so much rain in casteldaccia. 0n the other side of the island, firefighters recovered the bodies of a man and woman whose hire car was swept away by a flooded river. another man's body was found in hisjeep. while rescuers are looking for a missing doctor who was en route to the hospital to start his shift. rescue teams evacuated many families from the agrigente area. "we can't go into our homes," she says. "someone lent me clothes. i don't even have underwear. we are devastated. i am speechless. " italy is reeling after heavy rain and gales have hit large parts of the country over the last week. many have died from falling trees while a german tourist and an 87—year—old woman were struck by lightning. near a northern city, torrential rain caused a massive landslide, blocking a regional road and cutting off a

an end to seven years of fighting let's get more now from jonah hole who's in the sicilian city of palermo for us where the meeting is set to take place so what have we heard from the u.n. envoy about the election. as i'm as we await the formal start of this conference here in aloma we've had these comments out of the u.n. envoy us on seller may point to the way towards a new timeline a new road map towards elections to take place in libya some time before the middle of two thousand and nineteen it is a timeline that would replace a series of. mostly western led to u.s. led initiatives over the last seven years most recently of course a plan hatched at a summit in france in may for elections to take place next month will that last week was ruled out finally by the u.n. envoy is being overambitious something most people thought it was from the start will this new timeline as i say points to elections sometime before the middle of two thousand and nine hundred itself a pretty tight timeline here are those comments from the u.n. envoy now you want to ask them clearly doing the national confer

graphic:"pg&e experienced an outage on the caribou- palermo...transmission line in butte county."re records show the camp fire started at six-33 a-m, just 18 minutes later.sheriff kory honea:"this was a devastating fire. and if you've been up in this area, you absolutely know that, you know how quickly it came through the paradise area."thursday's report also says, p-g-and-e noticed a tower on that caribou-palermo power line was damaged,just one mile northeast of pulga, the exact origin of the camp fire.a p-g-and-e spokesperson told c-b-s 13 in part ... graphic:"the cause of the fire has not been determined. pg&e is working with first responders on the fire lines to turn off power as they would during any wildfire emergency." emergency." (jrstone) cal fire is combing through the destruction in paradise kron 4's ashley zavala tours the damage drive through paradise and it will look like anything but.. ((mike mohler- calfire) we still have an active fire scene..right now fire fighters are patrolling, really just working with the public to make sure everyone got out safely." saturday

years five saying we're going to get more now from jonah hill he is in the facilities that the of palermo where the meeting is all set to take place jonah. yes well this this conference come out is slowly getting underway with the dinner most of the delegates are here they'll continue their talks on tuesday or so far or we've really heard out of it well it's not insignificant comments from her son salomé the u.n. envoy for libya laying out what appears to be a new road map a timeline towards elections to take place in that country by the middle of next year it's a road map that we expected to see unveiled at this conference it replaces this whole series of efforts over the remove the last six or seven years led by the u.n. and by western powers which have consistently failed the most recent of which a plan to hold elections next month that was hatched at a conference led by france back in may. just a week ago to be finally unworkable to be fair many people thought it was unworkable right from the start with this new plan by the u.n. envoy looks at the possibility of a national conference

graphic:"pg&e experienced an outage on the caribou- palermo...transmission line in butte county."re records show the camp fire started at six-33 a-m, just 18 minutes later.sheriff kory honea:"this was a devastating fire. and if you've been up in this area, you absolutely know that, you know how quickly it came through the paradise area."thursday's report also says, p-g-and-e noticed a tower on that caribou-palermo power line was damaged,just one mile northeast of pulga, the exact origin of the camp fire.a p-g-and-e spokesperson told c-b-s 13 in part ... graphic:"the cause of the fire has not been determined. pg&e is working with first responders on the fire lines to turn off power as they would during any wildfire emergency." (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrs) people aren't the only ones fleeing the flames. animals need a place to stay too. we speak to a group lending a helping had to those who have already lost everything. (jrs) this is a very trying time for many residents up in butte county. it is an area where many people have ranches and farm anim

and palermo will be remembered as a milestone in this common effort to help our young friend. perspective. we want to reassure and ensure six million libyan citizens men and women who wish to vote to decide they destiny and have stability with the united libya a stable libya looking forward to reach these goals libya is our friend we have been linked for a long time john how has more on this now from palermo where the talks were held. well this was a conference that involved thirty countries but the only crucial meeting really was between two men and their foreign backers for the for after the renegade general who controls the east of libya there and fires. the un backed prime minister in tripoli they met earlier today the first time the two men have met since may along with their foreign backers russia egypt and france who back and italy and the u.n. back alsa raj and the post conference press conference held by the italian prime minister and the u.n. envoy her son salomé was full of very positive sentiment they talked about that accordion will spirit of the they had released

the family including children aged one three and fifteen were found in their house near the capital palermo close to a river which had burst of it burst its banks at least another twenty people have been killed in bad weather initially over the last week. centuries old forests like this one in the vonetta region destroyed within just a few days storm set battered the whole of eataly since last sunday but the worst hit areas in the north many of the dead were killed by falling trees. in the province of blue no winds reach two hundred ninety kilometers an hour and moves off houses. so those who went out here and looked upward and i shouted that the roof has blown away that we were stuck five days without a phone without electricity without anything and because nobody could reach and ceo's. residence here of a cut off after a landslide damaged a major mountain road. but still nic you know we're worried the road might collapse. because underneath the road we saw a crowd of this is going to support the last thing. we peer efforts have been hampered by the heavy rains and of said cicely with vill

the funerals have been held in the psyllium city palermo for nine members of an extended family killed in a flash flood over the weekend the family drowned when the village that they granted was swept away three other people were also killed by flooding in the same region. now some one hundred ten thousand people were imprisoned in the former concentration camp tof and over sixty five thousand of them were killed one survivor daughter has made it her mission to tell her story now living in israel she spoke with tania kramer about why it's important to keep talking about her experiences there. sometimes it is still difficult to tell her story dogwood says as a child she spent several years on the start of concentration camp her parents and her sister were killed in the holocaust born in poland doris family fled the jewish ghetto in was so to lithuania from their door of us to puerto to the studio of concentration camp near done thick i can only tell you what happened in the in the years things that i will never forget i will never forget that i was hungry day and night i will never forg

que la acompañabafue asladada al hospital y se trata de terminarelerrumbe. 10 personas murieron en palermorsona se salvo en la cima de una y muchas personas desaparecidas. un pal de familia fue asesinado a balazos por una disputa, y esto ocurrió frente a su hija de cuatro años de edad. >> el llanto por la violencia se apoderó del sector de jamaica en el bronx. un hombre que dijo ser prima de la víctima, estaba decorado en su memoria, la víctima vivía una corta distancia donde se originó el portal hecho cerca de las 11:00 de la noche el sábado. el joven de 22 años fue baleado múltiples veces. llegó tarde a los >> este padre de familia expresó su inquietud al ver el crimen en este vecindario . >> uno anda con los niños y no sé si te seguro. >> según la policía no se sabe si west era la de las balas, una persona sospechosa había tenido una discusión en el baby shower y había salido del lugar y le disparó. >> me sorprende, pasa a diario. hay que tener más vigilancia. >> por otra parte, parís nació de las luces puede ser conocida como la ciudad de las ratas. los roedores han invadido los sitios

the funerals have been held in the cilia city of palermo for nine members of an extended family killed in a flash flood over the weekend a family drowned when the village they rented was swept away three had their people were also killed by flooding in the same region. the former guard of a nazi concentration camp has gone on trial in germany the ninety four year old man is charged with complicity in the mass murder of prisoners during world war two prosecutors say that the defendant didn't take part in a specific killing but that he knew inmates were being murdered at the camp he says he had no knowledge of what was going on he was a guard at the tough concentration camp near what was then the city of dunces now danske in poland while more than sixty thousand people died in the camp was survivor there ross has made it her mission to tell her story she spoke to de w's tanya kramer sometimes it is difficult to tell her story door huzzahs as a child she spent several years in the stator of concentration camp her parents and her sister were killed in the holocaust born in poland doris fam

envoy hassan salam made to declare the conference a success palermo will be remembered as a milestone in the common effort to help our young friends. have a clear path forward out of the situation. in which the country has slipped and. the measure of success here the apparent agreement of the parties and international leaders to follow the new un timeline it foresees and national conference taking place in libya to decide on a format for elections to take place by the middle of next year. we want to reassure and ensure six million libyan citizens men and women who wish to vote to decide their destiny and have stability with the united libya a stable libya looking forward to reach these goals libya is a friend we have been linked to for a long time what has emerged of substance from this conference then is a new u.n. action that picks up where many others have failed it provides what the u.n. envoy described as a clear path forward for libya it is a part of town which the libyans themselves not the international community must lead. but the timeline is tight you know resource rich coun

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with leaders and representatives from thirty countries gathering just across the mediterranean in palermo sicily one key goal here to get behind a new u.n. led election timeline beginning early next year with a dialogue among libyans themselves to decide what kind of democracy they want we want to ask them clearly doing the national conference what kind of election of the one parliamentary presidential etc and what kind of law do we need because we don't have it all the house of representatives has been meeting all this summer. but it has been stated i let's face it produce here with no go on that effort and produce no legislative little i think we need a wider presentation. when nato bombs helped rebel fighters to overthrow moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven it was far from the end of libya's troubles. seven years later the country is divided between warring militant groups and opposing political factions each claiming control of vast swathes of territory the peace conference in poland brings together libya's major opposing sides as well as some of the key foreign powers within t

what is this palermo project? do you trust it? do you not? where were you? what are you bringing back? >> i'm having coffee with her on sunday to continue that conversation, but let me start by saying that as you mentioned in your previous session the italian -- the italian-french competition over libya is not helping the situation. the effort by the italians to convene the palermo meeting started m started pretty much the day after the meeting and there was resentment in libya about the decisions that came out of the paris meeting and none of the libyans spoke to each other at the paris meeting and an announcement was made about elections nobody wanted and the elections won't be happening, but the announcement has been made yet and in the meantime the italians have been organizing a meeting that the purposes of which seem to be changing every day and while i was in tune for the libya meetings sometimes hour to hour we would get different pictures of what was happening with the palermo meeting and i was making a joke. i won't make it about italians and i wil

and international summit to end seven years of fighting as leaders meet in this is silly in city a palermo. palestinian on. groups including hamas have agreed to a cease fire with israel after days of cross border violence at least seven palestinians have been killed in gaza and another palestinian died in the israeli town of ashkelon when his house was hit by a rocket from gaza let's go live now to harry forsett who is in and how all those on the israel gaza border so harry what more do we know. well we know that the palestinian armed groups are saying that a cease fire has been reached that was the announcement came from the joint operation room as it's called which involves all of the armed factions inside gaza most notably the aca some brigades which is hamas is military wing the most powerful of them and they say that through egyptian mediation a cease fire has been reached and it will and it will be maintained as long as there are no further israeli attacks on gaza and certainly we've heard of no israeli air strikes on gaza in the last few hours from the israeli perspective they are

italian city as palermo has hosted an international peace conference on libya the north african nation has been torn apart by conflicts and instability since the every throw of colonel gadhafi in twenty eleven the presidents of egypt china sea and out ceria as well as leaders of local tribes some malicious from libya. taking. the heads of the libyan national army general khalifa haftar is expected to take center stage at the conference was initiated by prime minister just seppi context it italy is the only european country with an interest france has also been trying to establish itself as a regional mediator but as more of our staff explains there could be an ulterior motive to the peacemaking efforts seven years it's been seven long chaotic years a country torn apart two governments countless warlords tribes gangs duking it out for power and all will. of course everyone is trying to help stop this italy which has been flirting with general who leads one of the two rival libyan government and controls almost half the country fronts with its regular peace summit where macro plays the m

orla guerin, bbc news, palermo, italy.bbc news, including this: is thailand's military government using a campaign against so—called fake news to silence its critics? the bombastic establishment outsider donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election results. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display, but on the local campaign headquarters, and the heavy, routine work of their women volunteers. berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced round their liberated territory. and with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was greeted with an outburst ofjoy. wom

bitting palermo i think the fear mongering of the even war mongering about russia is bunch of nonsense i think russia has shown a lot of maturity i myself have come to moscow to urge mosco to stay committed to stay involved in the debian file which should not be left to other countries. trying to monopolize the libyan fight this should be a balanced approach russia member of the security council has an important role to play to make sure that they would veto anything that would be detrimental to the libyan people and they should be firm about the affirming the libyan people's right to vote i know that some russian officials have expressed doubts about the elections and the conditions but i'm of the view and this is what i've been arguing in moscow that rather than wait for stability in order to have elections elections themselves can deliver stability because people when their spirit ins are blocked and when they're not being given services and when they're being dismissed and marginalized and when they're being deprived of the right to vote that is when things go unstable actions are

may next month's elections in libya have been canceled because of violence john ho has more from palermo in a to me. well the morning here in scene a meeting taking place that must be seen as the substance and backbone of this conference drawing together the big power center in the east and the west of libya general khalifa haftar who controls much of the east along with his foreign backers the prime minister of russia the president of egypt and the foreign minister of france talking across the table with fires off farrar she's the u.n. back to prime minister with his government in tripoli and his chief foreign sponsor italy and the prime minister the host of this conference to separate continent and all of them being drawn together by the u.n. envoy for libya husain salam a who of course as we know is promoting a brand new road map towards elections to take place in libya by the middle of next year i think the minimal measure of success of this conference will be the extent to which all of those key players are willing to rally behind this new u.n. planet for seize a national conference

disease which had been slaving the country what's this conference took place in the city's never been palermo russia was represented by the. prime minister of russia dmitry medvedev who we are ready to continue to facilitate the efforts on this track in order to. create at the earliest opportunity and the three platforms to solving this and other crises in the region and that santos will discuss syria among other things we inform our counterparts on the work we should russia has been doing together with turkey and iran as per the aston afros this is no to create the necessary environment this it you for putting an end to violence for creating a fair ball conditions for the military and the work of the return of refugees all that in order to start the political process as soon as possible according to their with the russians went into fifty four. was that of should you from the door and we also briefed our colleagues on the final steps taken to finish the work on stablish in the community and constitution with the help of the should work we did during these congress in so she will continue wor

funerals have been held in the sicilian city palermo for nine members of an extended family killed in a flash flood over the weekend family drowned when the village that they granted was swept away two other people were also killed by flooding in the same region. a former nazi concentration camp guard has gone on trial here in germany the man is charged with complicity in the murder of hundreds of people at the top camp in nazi occupied poland more than sixty thousand people were killed at that camp and time is running out to prosecute those who are responsible. it is likely to be one of the last cases of its kind ninety four year old johann half arriving in court today accused of being an accessory to murder. from one hundred forty two to nine hundred forty four the former s.s. man served as a garbage dump of concentration camp near the polish city of danske over one hundred thousand people were imprisoned out of sixty five thousand of them were killed most of them gassed or shot there is no evidence of the defendant being involved in individual murders but the prosecution argues he

seven years of fighting libyan leaders and foreign powers arrive the talks in the city and city of palermo and no end in sight for sure lanka's political crisis is opposition groups tries illegally challenge the president's decision to call for january polls.

attendance of an international conference on libya have been welcomed in the italian city of palermo in a bid to solve the libyan conflict civil war broke out after the ousting of colonel gadhafi and twenty eleven the presidents of egypt tunisia and algeria as well as leaders of local tribes and militias from libya said to be taking past the conference was initiated by prime minister become tape but italy isn't the only european country with an interest france has also been trying to establish itself as a regional peacemaker as were gassed if explains there could be a cheery motive behind the apparent good intentions. seven years it's been seven long chaotic years a country torn apart two governments countless warlords tribes gangs duking it out for power and all will. of course everyone's trying to help stop this italy which has been flirting with general half star who leads one of the two rival libyan government and controls almost half the country fronts with its regular peace summit swear macrorie plays the matchmaker paris wants elections as soon as possible one of the crucial e

more than a contribution to the peace process still a long way from peace itself jonah al-jazeera palermo sicily. well italy is on a collision course with the european union or the budget for next year the european commission has rejected the budget and set a deadline of tuesday if you want but a song. from the conflict could be playing into the hands of euro skeptic leaders. you know has been running his bakery for two years business is good he says but it's a struggle making a living as a small business owner he pays more than sixty percent tax and sees little financial benefits but he says he loves what he does and will keep doing it his hope is that the government will stick to its word and take on the european union to its knees if we can call me. so. i think government has the opportunity to really not just in europe but. if you were up to me and you refuse to. accept. his opinion is one of a growing number of those becoming increasingly anti. when the government tried to push forward a budget for next year that outlined a flat tax for companies and wealthier individuals and a basic