lbs the chief executive of the cairngorms national park authority, thank you forjoining us and let'se a success. louise lear has the weather. this was first thing this morning, the best of the sunshine further north. we have a weak weather front slipping steadily itself and the cloud so that the m4 corridor was for some drizzle. sunny spells elsewhere, static, blustery showers in the finalfor elsewhere, static, blustery showers in the final for scotland and feeling cooler than lately, highest values of nine to 13. 0vernight we continue to see the cloud producing a few showers, clearer skies temperature is too full a way to low single figures, more persistent showery rain pushing into the far north—west of scotland. we will see some wetter weather pushing across scotland, turning increasingly wintry to higher ground, that will move through the borders to the north of england on sunday. elsewhere we keep some sunny spells, highest temperatures seven to 30 degrees. take care. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: american—backed kurdish forces claim they have captured i

used to be completely overshadowed by the spruce trees explains hans joachim who's us from the park authority. the stream and the metal will now be able to develop ghana clee the mixed woodland that's already growing here will also evolve and light and warmth will restore the river valley to its natural state. scientists at the nearby environmental campus bill confederate collaborating on the re nature ration project they've set up probes and measuring stations around the forest the institute specializes in environmental i.t. research and teaching staff on show is a water ecologist. this is a multi parameter probe we use it in the town block stream in the national park eight different environmental parameters are measured in the water and these are sent to the campus via data transfer the data is fed into a german network that is part of a european network that in turn is part of an international network so what we're doing is making environmental data available to help politicians make decisions and react as promptly as possible to environmental problems so. the environmental campus bill con

earlier, i spoke to grant moir, the chief executive of the cairngorms national park authority, which eagles in scotland, we have about 400 breeding pairs but some vacant territories and one of the things around that has been issues around persecution. what we are looking to do with this tracker is find out more about the birds' behaviours and research that side of things and also at the same time it gives us an insta nt also at the same time it gives us an instant fix on matt a bird may have died and we can find out where it was and what the cause might be. what about the population at the moment? how small is it? there is a good population on the west side of scotla nd good population on the west side of scotland and within the cairngorms national park but there are still va ca nt national park but there are still vacant territories within the national park and part of this is to try and ensure that over time those territories are filled we try to get a full range of golden eagles within scotland. i suppose the challenge is how you achieve that. the tagging clearly is one helpful to

branding any ructions in the area but maybe one or two persons showing some vitamins there and parks in authority should take action against them but on the whole it is the right it is the peaceful right of the people of kashmir whether they are living on the pakistani side or living on the indian occupied kashmir to protest against these atrocities and to ask for the right of their self-determination which has been envisaged to them which have been promised to them by not only the united nations but also the first prime minister of india mr so if and when the right of the self-determination is given to the people of kashmir i think that is the right fit of a solution you said before that india really had the ball in its court that it is now down to india to take some action to show its efforts towards peace what do you think those efforts should be. yes there are many ways there have been composite dialogue that was initiated last lee and that has been detail by different events unfortunately and events that is happening on the indian soil video to any concrete proof that is given to the pakista

parking lot. >> reporter: authorities say that it started in the parking lot and ended in gunfire. deputies arrived quickly. the sheriff off says that when deputies attempted to talk to the suspects, a man and inside the suv backed up the suv at a high rate of speed right into a motorcycle officer. >> the suspects put the car into reverse. we are not sure if the deputy was hit or the motorcycle was hit. it is laying on ground. he may have dropped it. the sheriff's office says that deputies, fearing for their lives opened fire. both suspects were struck by gunfire. the man was pronounced dead at the scene and the woman taken to the hospital. there was a dog inside that suspect's suv as well. no deputy was hurt. the alameda county district attorney's office is set to open an investigation into the circumstances surrounding that shooting. near san leandro, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new cals for santa clara to change its policy on notifying i.c.e. when an undocumented felon is released. this comes as police arrested carlos eduardo arevalo carranza for the stabbing death of

parking violations? >> in terms of are we authorized to use camera enforcement for parking violations? so right now the only authorizations that we have to use cameras for enforcement are for red lights, for turns from red lights that we have at market and the freeway across from octaviai, so it's a no-turn and we can use camera enforcement there and camera enforcement for parking violateses anparkingviolations . those are recent attempts to get any sort of expansion of that authority from the state legislature have not been successful. >> have those attempts included, focused an effort to get camera enforcement for parking violations in bike lanes? >> no. >> so it occurs to me that this is one that we have a real issue of enforcement and the facts of this accident were particularly troubling to me for a variety of reasons, but it's something that underscores the need for enforcement in the bike lane and i expect there are a few areas that they can tell us, hey, these are the blocks we need to enforce it because of frequent abuse, because of the businesses that are on the block and beca

authorities around deer park say they're taking extra precautions because about the concern of the air quality. authorities have insisted it is safe. environmental groups are arriving to conduct tests on the air and the water. >>> and we head overseas where more than 500 people are confirmed dead after that historic cyclone slammed southeast africa. an estimated 15,000 people are stranded by rising floodwaters in mozambique. many villages have been washed away leaving desperate people holding on to trees with nowhere to go. abc's ian pannell is there. >> reporter: it wasn't just a cyclone and those high winds that made this so deadly, but also the torrential rain and flooding that's going on even now. aid agencies are desperate for donations. but this crisis is now so widespread, that simply reaching all of those affected is proving incredibly tough. >>> and persistent rain has slowed the rescue operations there. >>> well, some dramatic video from iraq. this ferry overloaded with people celebrating the kurdish new year capsized in the tigris river near mosul. look at that. at least 94

the park service has consulted now with the park police and traffic authorities.ad roy authorities say this is the best way to doil it unt they can make some permanent repairs. we were out talking to motorists earlier, and this is what they had to say about this. >> some of the potholes are not too bad, but some of them close to the sides of the road are pretty dangerous. >>y other c have, but not this car. it's my tires. you have to change the tires a lot more frequently, you know, if the roads are horrible.o >> reporter: is a matter of increased travel times versus damage and cost to repair the damage to you car. expect to see parked police out here enforcing tho limits. now, they've done a lot to deal with potholes, but mostly teorary fixes. they put about 60 tons of asphalt on the road to patch the potholes. there is a long-ter project to repave the parkway between new rk avenue and all the way north to its northern terminal. that doesn't start until this fall. in the meantime, just be aware, slow down, and you'll be okay. we are live outside laurel buoa nd the parkway. derrick war

police found the woman's vehicll parked ate forest mall. authorities are concerned about their welfare and say t could be headed to family or friends in another state. we're toldas she h shorter hair than in the photo. her daughter may bewaring a leopd printjacket. >> all new at 11:00, virginia's attorney general breaks h silence about the black face scandal. hear his message for mvoters. >> sy people thought a panhandler killed a maryland woman. tonit, a dramatic twist. the victim's loved ones arrested leave the g to country police say. >> theveeekend isn't or just yet. there's plentyom to tonight on sports final. wayne rooney and special bond helped fuel d.c. united's rise. >> and greats get together to celebrate 100 years of terps basketball. >> alex ovechkin tells us why he knew the game was over before the while blew. all that and much more right here after the new everyone's gots to listen to m. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more

park. the rwandan environment management authority, rema, says 80% of all households in the country use wooding fuel. claudine nyirambabazi gets off to an early start on her long walk to where she collects wood. by the time she gets home, she'll be tired and her back will ache. she can no longer carry so much wood now that she has had a baby. so instead, claudine frequently buys wood. cooking g on a traditional three-stone fireplace wastes a lot of wood. it takes hours for the mother-of-four to prepare a meal, as most of the heat disappears into the room and the unhealthy, acrid smoke pollutes the air. claudine nyirambabazi: my eyes are not good at all. sometimes i can't see anything anymore because of all the smoke in my eyes. i have to cook for my children. i have no choice. i can't let my family starve just because of my eyes. but i am really worried about them. reporter: about 18 months ago, her neighbor, claudine nyirabureteri, got a new stove. she only had to pay part of the cost. but even that is unaffordable for most people here. with the new stove, cooking takes only half as long. a

parking requirements. >> the senator is the author of sb 50 and says local jurisdictions would maintain some control. >> you can't ban apartments near transportation and jobs. >> the local community would have to approve or deny each project that comes up. local design standards will apply. >> the debate goes beyond or indah. >> one of the things that's not considered in this bill are the infrastructure kinds of requirements of increasing density as much as these bills would. where does the water come from, who'll pay for the schools and the kind of school growth that will happen. >> some feel the bill is unfair. >> we don't believe that a solution that's developed for large cities that have added a lot of jobs but haven't kept pace with housing that that applies to us. in days new york city will be the first u.s. city to impose congestion fees to drive in the busiest part of town. in new york starting on april 1 cars will have to pay 12 to $14 and tucks 25 to access certain streets during the peak hours, supporters say it's something san francisco should consider. >> to the cities that have introduced

park. the rwandan environment management authority says eighty percent of all households in the country use wood for cooking fuel. gets off to an early start on her walk to where she collects wood by the time she gets home she'll be tired and her back will take. she can no longer carry so much wood now that she's had a baby so instead claudine frequently that. cooking on a traditional three stone fireplace wastes a lot of warrant it takes hours for the mother of four to prepare a meal as most of the heat disappears into the room and the acrid smoke pollutes the air. my eyes and not good at all sometimes i can't see anything anymore because of all the smoke in my eyes. i have to cook for my children so i have no choice you know i can't let my family starve just because. i am really worried about them and. about eighteen months ago her neighbor plough de niro border terry got a new stove she only had to pay part of the cost but even that is an affordable for most people here. with the new stove cooking takes only half as long and there is less smoke pollution. but when. my new stove my health

american state of texas are battling to contain a blaze at a petrochemicals terminal authorities warned residents in deer park to stay indoors is the second fire in his many days at a houston area fuel storage facility. thousands of serbian anti-government protesters have rallied outside the residence of president alexander in belgrade the demonstration came a day after opposition supporters stormed a state run television building they have been staging weekly protests since december accusing of the autocratic rule and of stifling media freedom. a psych loan has killed more than one hundred people in zimbabwe and mozambique and many more are missing a tropical storm has been raging since thursday it brought heavy winds and caused flash floods delaying the arrival of rescue workers and bubblies government has declared a state of emergency for the affected areas. hundreds of protesters have joined anti-government rallies in sudan they're demanding that longtime ruler omar al bashir resign over an ongoing economic crisis on sunday his government announced that it had secured loans of three hundred million dollar

parking lot blocked off. no official confirmation from authorities but we have seeing what appears to be a body of a victim neard car. we can tell you know deputies were injured in the instant reported around 4:40 this afternoon. this is a very active scene. here is video from a few moments ago. there is an suv in the lot with at least ten bullet holes in the windshield. it also appears a sheriff's motorcycle also turned over nearby. according to the alameda county sheriff's office one of the suspects fired at a deputy. it in the deputy was not injured . this happened about 90 minutes ago. authorities it happened at 162nd avenue and east 14th street. crews on the way to the scene right now. we understand the public information officer is there as well, where they will brief crews. >>> the city of san jose and the county of santa clara pointing fingers at each other tonight. fighting over how an undocumented immigrant from central america was allowed to walk free. and, allegedly kill a san jose woman in her own home.

authorization. so the seismic safety s.f. lp is with the repurposed thing because that was repurpose in a seismic safety, and then you can see there is the 2008 parks , and so on. those are all the different authorizations ending with the most recent seawall one, and then the next category, we also show our geo- refunding bond. so you can refinance your mortgage, you can also refinance general obligation bonds, so those are listed at the bottom. the issued column shows what has been issued to date of items that fall under these authorizations, and that's a total of about $4 billion, that as -- since we pay down debt after we issue it over time, the current balance of what's been issued is to $.5 billion which is the middle column, and then finally, the authorized by and issued, you can see, if you look at the bottom, that total is a $1.1 billion, at the bottom, we'll be issuing the first serious for the seawall. we have $425 million that is authorized and unissued, and so that's just the balance of what's left, and what can be issued and will likely be issued in the coming years. and in tranches for some of them. >> for my colleagues, this is the s

(jrstone) and in deer park, texas -- a chemical fire forced authorities to forced authorities to issue a shelter- in-place order for the entire city today. city officials say a tank-fire at intercontinental tank company deer park is out of control. residents were asked to remain sheltered and avoid going outdoors if at all possible. community air-monitoring is being conducted.it's unclear what caused the fire.but it comes one day after the exxon plant fire in baytown.. another fuel facility in the area. (jrstone) for your health tonight -- new guidelines recommend against taking daily low-dose aspirin to prevent strokes and heart attacks in healthy, older adults.(justine) the age-old approach is no longer recommended for older adults who do not have a high risk of heart disease -- or who already have it. the american college of cardiology and the american heart association announced the new guidelines today. the guidelines say doctors may consider aspirin for certain older high-risk patients -- including those having trouble lowering their cholesterol or managing blood sugar. doctors s

all the regulating authority with regard to parks and rec, if appropriate, or the san francisco police department would still be responsible for issuing the permit. we'd just have the opportunity to issue a cannabis-specific permit. it doesn't essentially replace it just a permit. >> a tack-on? >> exactly. >> commissioner: commissioner dooley. >> i wond her what your plans will be for -- i wonder what your plans will be for mitigating smoke like commissioner dwight said, not everyone likes pot smoke. i'm wondering what you're planning on going in terms of protected others not interested. >> commissioner: neighbors, for example. >> here's a question where we'd work with the department of public health for anyone interested in applying for a consumption permit to regulate that kind of event so as the not externalities associated with this. >> commissioner: i can see it at outside land. and pride and other events. it's already being done so you might as well legalize it and let's get a fee from it. i want to thank the supervisor, this is something we should be doing. other than the smell,

(vicki)there's extra reason to feel safe when parking in san francisco city owned garages (grant)authoritiesauto breakins in these facilities are down dramatically .ékron 4's dan kerman is live at san francisco's civic center garage with more... (vicki) back to our breaking news tonight... a 4-year-old boy is in critical condition after being shot in the head in oakland. (grant) kron 4's michelle kingston is live at the scene with an update. michelle? (vicki) (vicki) we first told you about this breaking news through a push alert. make sure you download the kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date on breaking news in your neighborhood. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: rain turned to showers for the bay area today. there were also many thunderstorms in the central valley. you can see the showers on the doppler now. they are going to be more widely spread now but on and off all night. on the satellite you can see the area of low pressure still off the coa

february 23 and was supposed to return to bridgeport, northeast of yosemite national park on monday or tuesday. authorities are worried about the series of winter storms that have dumped record snow and created avalanche dangers in that area. >>> semper cisco fire investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the flames that consumed a home under construction. the fire was called and just before 4 a.m. in the 300 block of wayland street. the house belongs to a family who is living next-door during the construction. no one was hurt and nearby homes separate just minimal damage. >>> people live along interstate 80 say all the recent snowfall has caused a lot of problems when the interstate shuts down, tours get trapped in the crowd into the small towns on their way to the sierra. some say the cause a big mess while they are at it. we have more on the community meeting held tonight to address the concerns of the residents. >> reporter: neighbors here are fed up. every time the interstate closes down have to do with traffic and trash. there hoping this community meeting will lead to resolutions. they cal

when authorities got to the scene, they located the suspect's car, a dark suv, parked in the lot with a man a woman inside. deputy spoke to both of them but authorities say when he went to run their play, that is when the man through the car in reverse and drove toward the deputy and his motorcycle. three deputies open fire, spraying the car, killing the man inside. the woman has been taken to the hospital with gun shot wound. >> everything seemed somewhat okay and it wasn't okay because the suspect but the car reverse at a high rate of speed to try to get out of there. >> reporter: there was also a dog inside the car that was not injured. they say it is unclear at the moment with the man and woman were accused of stealing inside the thrift store or why they drove off. >>> not about bombshell executive order from the governor, abruptly halting executions in california. tonight the death chamber at san quentin state prison has already been dismantled and hauled away. wilson walker reports some critics are slamming the governor for going against the will of the voters. >> the argument m

reissue of all groups and who supports them is a phony one in the parking lot of actually authorities say they are cracking down on these armed groups but it's clear that they are in the spotlight right now. the arrest may not be enough to satisfy india i'm a little be enough to reduce tensions between the two nuclear neighbors iran al-jazeera has a for about. rescue and they the operations are ongoing in pakistan and afghanistan where flash floods have killed at least fifty people heavy rain over the past ten days this cut of tens of thousands of residents aid workers say that around four thousand families are in need of assistance in afghanistan's southern kandahar province alone schools bridges and mosques have been the story by what the afghan government says is the worst flooding in kandahar in at least seven shelob ellis' in kandahar one of the hardest hit provinces where fifteen hundred homes have been damaged or destroyed. now this is the main point in kandahar city where people are coming to get help behind me there with crowds of people out here this morning here making sure

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real issue of armed groups and who supports them for anyone in the park is not a factor only authorities say they are cracking down on these armed groups but it's clear that they are in the spotlight right now. the arrest though may not be enough to satisfy india i'm a lucky enough to reduce tensions between the two nuclear neighbors. out as there was a for about. rescue and the aid operations are ongoing in pakistan and afghanistan where flash floods have killed at least fifty people heavy rain over the past ten days is cut of tens of thousands of residents aid workers say that around four thousand families are in need of assistance in afghanistan's southern kandahar province alone schools bridges and mosques of being destroyed by what the afghan government says is the worst flooding in kandahar in at least seven years shelob ellis is in kandahar where fifteen hundred homes have been damaged or destroyed. now this is the main point in kandahar city where people are coming to get help behind me there was crowds of people out here this morning the gods making sure that only the people in

charged with the murder of 17—year—old jodie chesney, who was stabbed in a park in east london last friday. syrian authoritieseview of the decision to strip her of her british citizenship. no sign of a breakthrough. the government rejects the eu's latest offer, as mps prepare for a crucial week to decide the future of brexit. a record breaking win for england in the west indies.

park. other people who came to the missions were poet sidney linear. the author steven crane and others, richard harding dave was another author at the time who came to the missions and wrote these wonderful travel logs, narratives about the missions. if they were so forgotten about, why do san antonio citizens always bring someone to the missions? they weren't all that forgotten about. >> joe kitchens is a humanities librarian at texas a&m university. he said joining us from san antonio. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. it's been my pleasure. >> congress is in recess. scheduled to return next week. in the house there's a vote tuesday to override president trump's veto of the congressional resolution. terminating his national emergency declaration on border security. we'll have that live on cspan. in the senate, more debate on initial nominations. later in the week, senators will take up a resolution of support for the so called green new deal. >> while congress is on break this week, we're featuring our american history tv programs in pri

a workplace parking levy, where businesses with more than a certain number of parking places pay a fee to the local authorityfind out how it works. welcome to nottingham, where the city council is trying to improve air quality for everyone that lives here by charging businesses that offer car parking spaces for their staff. it is designed to get more money to spend on public transport to encourage more of us ditch the car and use that public transport. but how does it work? i've been finding out. businesses with more than ten parking spaces pay an annual fee ofjust over £400 a space. some businesses pass some or all of that charge on to their staff. since it was introduced in 2012, the scheme has raised more than £50 million. the money is ringfenced, though, so can only be spent on improving public transport. by reducing the number of cars on the road, the scheme has been crucial in helping nottingham meet its clean—air targets. with me is bridget fox from the campaign for better transport. what difference does this scheme make? on paper, we can all see why this is a good idea to improve air quality, but is

looking at the parking lot of the reuse it to nation building on east 14th in san leandro. no official confirmation from authorities on that. we have seeing what appears to be the body of a victim near a parked car, a car that slammed into another car in the parking lot. the alameda county sheriff's department says elise two suspects involved, one fired at the deputy at one point. we can tell you know deputies were wounded in the incident. deputy's motorcycle tipped over near what we believe is the shooting site. still a bit unclear on how this got started. >>> chopper five shot video earlier showing a number of bullet holes in the windshield of an suv. one of the suspect vehicles nearby. we could see again what appears to be the body of a person we do not -- we do know the deputy was not, as we said again, hurt in the incident. crews on the scene awaiting a press briefing. more the story coming up as facts unfold on the new kpix five news at 7:00. >> an historic announcement at san francisco city hall. the mayor named janine nicholson as the next fire chief. she becomes the first member of the lgbt community to he

park. the project will seek conditional use authorization from the city planning commission. the planning commission will consider general plan referral pertaining to a proposed street vacation. should the planning commission approve these items, the project would be considered for approval by the board of san francisco. the department received two letters in opposition of the project. one of which was provided after the publication date of the hearing packet. the concerns expressed relate to the obstruction of vallejo street and the glass theater pavilion. since publication the department receive 19 letters in support of the project, all which were gathered by the project sponsor through their own outreach. most these materials were sent to the commission. staff determined that the proposed work with the recommended conditions as outlined in your case report, will be consistent with the requirements outlined in appendix d of article 10 of the planning code. it will be compatible with the character of subject site and of the northeast water front landmark district. based on t

. >> clerk: item number 3 is a resolution to retroactively authorizing the recreation and park department to accept the expend a grant for trust for public land in the amount of up to $520,50 for a feasibility study and concept design for improvement bees to the eugene l. friend recreation center, from the project term of october 2, 2018 through march 31, 2019. >> good morning, supervisors. so i'm here to request your approval of an expend resolution for an in-kind grant of a feasability study and concept design for renovations to the jean friend recreation center. it's through a partnership with the friend family foundation and after acceptance of this grant by the board of supervisors we plan to bring the concept design to the recreation park commission for approval this spring. and then the department will begin the schematic design and the development phase of the project with the hopes of bidding out construction in 2020 and breaking ground in 2021. pending confirmation of construction funding sources. for a little bit of additional background on the grant, the jean friend is in the

parking lot dispute about revenues. that money to go to the jpa. the cap on game day expensions for the jpa, joint powers authority, they usually have to pay game day expenses. there's a cap on how much to pay and any naming rights revenue coming in for the new name of the coliseum, all that money goes to the jpa and the raiders they would get to have the training facility for 36 months. that's part of the master agreement they signed 20 years ago. now, the problem has been that the lease with the coliseum ended last season. both sides did have a deal to extend but that fell apart when the city sued the raiders and nfl in federal court for breach of contract over the planned move to sin city and might recall the raiders looked at levi stadium and oracle park and neither location materialized. mark davis and the raiders back at the negotiating table with the executive director of the coliseum authority. >> we understand you're probably not pleased about a lawsuit. but on the other hand, why don't you go out and take a look at what else is out there? we're keeping our offer on the table. we want to partner with the