so by congress government arresting or killing the parson dyke hume actually it indicates that kong and rand are working together now at this point of tile and the current government doesn't want any trouble with wanda frank very quickly what does his death mean for the f t l r and the region. it's a big draw to the to the rebel group because. the spokesman for these group was was arrested remember that. the former aide of if there are died in airport and the head of intelligence also was arrested and taken to rwanda so the death of the tumour is a big draw today to this rebel group and it means that the group is somehow ruling if it's not completely destroyed i have to say. when you're from africa test thank you. now as we mentioned the international criminal court wanted would actually more to face criminal allegations at the hague today war crimes proceedings did get under way over a case relating to the central african republic 2 alleged leaders of christian dominated militias all charged with systematically targeting muslims will murder torture and rape and for using children as so

far the school hasn't produced a major star for 10 year old money sure my tree recently landed a parson the indian maid netflix serious layla she's hoping to make it to the top. when i grow up i would like to become a superstar a really famous superstar star and. become patients are at the heart of these classes where students are captivated by the allure of the bollywood beast. that's it for today you can find more content and stories on our website that's d.w. dot com for asia and on facebook and twitter as well. we'll leave you with pictures of some very brave thrill seekers moving a little insane diving off buildings at a base jumping event in kuala lumpur malaysia no mound of money i think would get me to do that thank you for watching we'll see you next time and by. law. takes. us. with all the wonderful points to make the game so special. for all troops to. come. the ball more than a foot long line. with your family scattered across the globe. turning to the troops to get the muslim. family from somalia. to. the urgent assistance. starts october. u.s. president or not from japan

he is also known as the fighting parsons because he had been a minister and the word parsons of course for methodist minister. in spring 1864 when the grass started sprouting, various bands of cheyenne and arapahoe began to break out winter encampments to spread out and go hunt thing. - hunting. this of course put fear into whites who believed this uprising was going to take shipping 10 -- chivington soldiers were given orders to quote burn villages and kill cheyenne's whenever and wherever found. one band led by a pro-american chief for the first to encounter colorado volunteers and what was a prelude to the massacre. 2 cheyenne's road up to chivington's troops with papers bearing the mark of abraham lincoln telling of black cattle. the two men were shot dead. in cold blood. shipping - chivington's forces then opened fire on the rest of the cheyenne. the indians returned fire but quit after black petal told them to stop. the soldiers retreated. leaving 28 dead. battles with lee, virginia in the coming election of the n64 paid no attention to the affairs of the great plains and left it

far the school hasn't produced a major star but 10 year old money share my tree recently landed a parson the indian maid netflix serious layla she's hoping to make it to the top. maybe ideal gaze when i grow up i would like to become a superstar a really famous superstar star the next. big ambitions are at the heart of these classes where students are captivated by the allure of the bollywood beast. that's it for today you can find more content and stories on our website that's d.w. dot com ford slash asia and on facebook and twitter as well. we'll leave you with pictures of some very brave thrill seekers needing a little insane diving off buildings at a base jumping event in kuala lumpur malaysia will not have money i think would get me to do that thank you for watching we'll see you next time and good bye. to. the few people in stores. so special are you ready. for. trial. interactive. d.w. . the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to sing the great clicks on the phone books 250 a day working on the for you tube discovery. expedition in boise on the. u.s. president on off

now parsons you. know the lorry was leave the day. it's a very good story very good very bad day. several targets across the border we we didn't hide information on what type of vessel it was be full of visual on them all the behavior on the radar you know very same it all to what we've seen and told us when they'd be able to vote send the said one try to manage to run away because . we would. with the 2 other both. do through. this all the 1st are we all do it. when we're talking about sustainable growth is just above sustainable development it's not only. grow the number of tourists the sustainability is itself in the world war which is the month aim bonus between the romans and war between culture and. conservation again. nature in rishon of everything this is a war on them this is a board game for us all to manage and so to see it in a circle michelle to believe. today there are good terrorists and bad that is the bad terrorists and those in yemen who the united states deems to be a threat good to those who work in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert act

this is ted parsons. each time it happens to him, it leaves an invisible scar. he begins flinching before he knows it and in the end, the string cuts into his nerves. if he hasn't a sedative for the strain nerves, and sometimes despite it, a bird is likely to get so screwy he goes wild in windup andes the comes completely unstuck. he is becoming panic. very anxious. training helmet, which is hilarious. anyway, he was advocating alcohol. we would all be in the loony bin in short order. never -- actually, they had not flown in combat. they were observing the aftereffects of what happened. all right. let's see. ok. thing to mention one more . they were not prepared. we had various types of resting stations. -- if youa station were mildly freaked out, there was observation. stations popped up like mushrooms. hempstead heaved, for example, where lloyd brown was treated, there,as an raf member number 24 general hospital. schools, gymnasiums, any structure -- it was just fascinating. websites. about all of the -- if school is out during the summer, if we've got these s

wood burning stoves no roof no electricity it's all open air they serve things like cash cheap with parson appear a or b. folder on vegetables. and whole it's a hoax using the word stove need to rely on their senses it starts with how they make the fire how hot does it need to be burning stoves don't distribute the heat evenly the temperature varies at different spots so when you can control that then you're really cooking with a fine touch but then forward less moaning you could see smoke rising the ed tasted like smoke and then it started tasting like food i love it it reminds you of what it means to be a cook. and we're doing something together over a wood stove that store requires honest craftsmanship of. vulgar vaguer knows how to get an old stove fired up the key is to start with a strong draft so he leaves the doors open for now. otherwise you just have to help out a bit and blow on the flames that works. and now he waits the water for his speech soup takes half an hour to start boiling. by comparison things are much easier on the induction cooker in his restaurant to turn it on hig

david garrow is a media professor at parsons university in new york. he battled for months to retrieve the data that cambridge analytical had on him. he was amazed by what he discovered. this is the excel spreadsheet that they provided it is broken into 3 tabs core data election returns and models the model on the one hand personal data that the firm has gathered from the web and then my registered now this is all the voter data here and this is what would normally be public in voter records but it it's all accurate it has the day i registered to vote and it has figured out my birthday my address the zip code down to you know all of my address it's connected it to census information and it's connected to all the different kinds of elections so u.s. congressional state senate state house state legislative then you have some consumer information here like the designated mark information and f.i.p.s. it is another kind of consumer voter code and when you on the other hand the psychometric interpretation of his personality together that's how you can reall

far the school hasn't produced a major star but 10 year old money she might $3.00 recently landed a parson the indian made netflix serious leyla she's hoping to make it to the top made by a male gaze when i grow up i would like to become a superstar a really famous superstar star one might. think ambitions about the heart of these classes where students are captivated by the allure of the body would be. a movie on to extreme sports now the fascinating and terrifying world of free climbing it is that alpinist that all hold climbing at cheam a grand day in the italian alps no ropes safety harness just his hands on the vertical rock face the swiss national climb the 550 meter mountain in a record 46 minutes 30 seconds mashing the previous record about 19 minutes holds the free solo climb back out on 4 of the 6 major growth mountain faces in europe. this is the w. news these are our top stories washington's house intelligence committee has questioned the acting director of national intelligence about a whistleblower complaint against the president the complaint alleges that donald trump abused

major iain parsons is an army cardiologist. >> standing for prolonged periods puts you at risk.an further it. >> reporter: talk about adding eaat. take a look at this uniform. warm trousers. a heavy, snug jacket done all the way up. and to top it all off, when are you going to put that on? oh, all right. that's bear fur. frankly, it's a wonder this doesn't happen more often. so how do these soldiers prepare? >> hydrate. wiggle your toes, eat your scoff in the morning and you're fun. >> reporter: translation: drink lots of water, eat your breakfast, and, that's right, wiggle your toes. as keeps the blood flowing and it doesn't show. the army's research suggests ngting up to four times more ellt than normal also helps, and so does exercising in the heat, which could be good advice for all kinds of people. >> like policemen, people who are exposed to lots of heat like firefighters, or people just on packed commuter trains, packed buses that don't have seats. >> reporter: if the army works out how to keep the queen's guards upright, we all stand to benefit. elizabeth palmer, cbs new

a parson just. the fact the western sanctions haven't russia. i mean. you know they influence the economic situation of the country no doubt and no doubt they influence the economic situation of russian society but they're relatively soft compared to the economic situation during soviet times. suppressing the technological development of the country. and the fact that government cannot solve the problem provokes tension in russian society. and then the pressure. to come back to russia. of took my mint yes my at the same time that i'll be able to talk about my criminal case as we will which started off to my extradition from russia with that with the normal and independent courts. scrutiny of i'm using some sort of. pakistan's prime minister in a high is speaking at the un general assembly in new york you dressed climate change poverty and islamophobia and then turned his attentions to the issue of kashmir mr han talked about the background to the conflict and outlined his country's efforts to dismantle militant groups in the region and to build a relati

far the school hasn't produced a major star but 10 year old money sure my tree recently landed a parson the indian maid netflix serious layla she's hoping to make it to the top. when i grow up i would like to become a superstar a really famous superstar. at the heart of these classes where students are captivated by the allure of the body would be. old saying goes a picture is worth a 1000 words but in the digital age a picture can get even more attention than a speech at the united nations that's what el salvador's president. suggested after he took offense right before his address to the united nations general assembly but in a speech urged the world body to change with the times and do more to connect to young people greeted his wife brought their baby daughter. later posted the photo on twitter. of a friends of german football there is a bumper going to sleep a weekend ahead leipzig other surprise leaders at this stage would bind not surprisingly in hot pursuit but this could be a crucial match to dortmund their title and their talk in missions because after a week in which their fo

david garrow is a media professor at parsons university in new york. modeled for months to retrieve the data that cambridge analytical had on him. he was amazed by what he discovered . this is the excel spreadsheet that they provided it is broken into 3 tabs core data election returns and models the model on the one hand personal data that the firm has gathered from the web and then my registered now this is all the voter data here and this is what would normally be public in voter records but it it's all accurate it has the day i registered to vote it has figured out my birthday my address the zip code down to you know all of my address it's connected to census information and it's connected to all the different kinds of elections so u.s. congressional state senate state house state legislative then you have some consumer information here like the designated mark information and f i p s it is another kind of consumer voter code and when you're on the other hand the psychometric interpretation of his personality together that's how you can really 0 in

governor ducey said, he correctly quotes ambassador parson if you hear about the economy of mexico you'll vote for usmca. i'm going to take it another step if you care about the economy of verizon and the basics of america you will vote for u.s. mca. >> the it like to applaud congressman stanton from the congressional district nine in arizonapp. he sits on the opposite party. he was the former mayor of phoenix. phoenix just happens to be the fastest-growing city in the nation right now. then mayor stanton and s i did a trade mission to mexico together and he stepped forward and we called 100,000 plus arizonans and held a discussion about the importance of usmca to the state of arizona and to the u.s. economy. i'm grateful for that. >> good morning david lynch with the "washington post." this is for tom oris nail. did you get any clarity from ambassador lighthizer on how the democrats concerns over labor enforcement issues might be resolved and can you be more specific on when you think the house in particular might take up the agreement? thanks. >> if you were inside ambassador lighthizer

it has been above parsons about august, -- above far since about august.here was optimism an ipo could come and the cash infusion could help support the bond. i think as we are seeing that the ipo plan is in flux, bondholders are reacting with concern. taylor: after softbank, other big investors, namely fidelity, cut their evaluation of wework going back to march. what did they see that the market were wall street did not see until now? ellen: i am not sure we will know. when fidelity reviews their internal evaluations, they don't usually make it clear why. i think we can have some guesses , that they were anticipating an ipo and trying to react to the news knowing that the equity would be public. it is hard to understand. i think wework has been under a lot of scrutiny and as each development has come forward, we have seen some changes. every time they announce, it seems like they are going to go public, then it seems like not. taylor: don't even get me started on how to discount the cash flows of future lease payments. coming up, five dollars. that's how

by cam poair parson -- costs closer to $10. >> seeps lims like we're in a pattern. >> we captured thesehis afternoon. meteorologist sand ya hya patel here with the forecast. >> gorgeous capture. here is a live look. we have fog right near the coast. it will be expanding during the overnight hours. i want to show you what will bring about changes for your weekend. it's a system that is developing right here that is going to actually usher in cool air and kick up the winds. right now low 60s to upper 80s are temperatures today came up into the low 90s. you're not going to find the heat this weekend. that's for sure. i want to show you what is ahead for livermore. 86 degrees. going to be cooler than average tomorrow. 79, a little warmer sunday. but notice the heat does return but not until thursday, friday of next week. live look from our east bay hills camera, looking at blue skies over mount diablo. here is another vantage point as we look back towards san francisco. beautiful view increasing clouds overnight tonight, cool for summer and windy tomorrow. we are expecting brighter, warmer

major ian parsons is an army cardiologist. >> standing for long periods of time still puts you at increasedd heat and that's further risk. >> reporter: talk about heat, look at this uniform. woollen trousers. a heavy, snug jacket all the way up. and to top it off -- when are you going to put that on? all right. that's bear fur. frankly, it's a wonder this doesn't happen more often. so, how do these soldiers prepare? >> we hydrate. >> reporter: translation, drink lots of water, eat your breakfast and, yes, that's right, wiggle your toes. it keeps the blood flowing and it doesn't show. the army's research suggests that eating four-times more salt than normal also helps. and so does exercising in the heat, which could be good advice for all kinds of people. >> policemen, people exposed to lots of heat, like firefighters. or people just on packed commuter trains, packed buses, that don't have seats. >> reporter: if the army does work out how to keep the queen's guards upright, we all stand to benefit. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >>> next, 'll return >>> we end tonight, returning to dav

damage many have lost everything for since us sitting on the side of the role nowhere to go some parsons cannot even find a family member so it is really back. to this storm may be over but for thousands of. the hey means the challenge of rebuilding their lives still lies ahead as you can see the devastation here is enormous powerlines a litter the streets there's no electricity no running water no cell phone service and of thousands of people have no or to sleep tonight the of been left homeless waiting desperately for help to arrive when rigid upolu odds as eda abaco the bahamas chief executive carry ma'am says she would fully support an international inquiry into pennies conduct during protests in hongkong at comes a day after a she announced she would for many with draw a controversial extradition bail that spawns 3 months of demonstrations also place to follow up on recommendations some the inquiry the bill will be withdrawn that will be no debate and no vote take the segun action there's we will fully support the worth of the independent police complaints console people from all wa

david kero is a media professor at parsons university in new york. modeled for months to retrieve the data that cambridge analytical had on him. he was amazed by what he discovered . this is the excel spreadsheet that they provided it is broken into 3 tabs core data election returns and models the model on the one hand personal data that the firm has gathered from the web and then my registered now this is all the voter data here and this is what would normally be public in voter records but it it's all accurate it has the day i registered to vote it has figured out my birthday my address the zip code down to you know all of my address it's connected to census information and it's connected to all the different kinds of elections so u.s. congressional state senate state house state legislative then you have some consumer information here like the designated mark information and f i p s it is another kind of consumer voter code and when you're on the other hand the psychometric interpretation of his personality together that's how you can really 0 in

bake i would ask you, if you would either in parsons or on the record outline for me the things, the top five things i ought to be worried about for general aviation, and rural america? i always thought the member of congress cares about aviation, we made a lot of airplanes it is certainly true, we care about aviation, because we have another rural communities, we can connect the world, and keep rural america alive, so dan and most attended to captain of, the question i asked mr. bolton that, the modernization, and separating air trafficking control from the faa? >> mister chairman thank. you >> thank you. >> mister baker mr. ball and, according to the civil air navigation navigation association, there right now 64 air navigation service providers who are operating air traffic control across the globe that are separate legally from the aviation regulator, and all of these entities are interim paid for by aviation user fees. instead of a accessed taxes on aviation fuels and etc. that funding stream, among other things, will solve, the challenge that all of the witnesses have talked ab

david garrow is a media professor at parsons university in new york. he battled for months to retrieve the data that cambridge analytical had on him. he was amazed by what he discovered. this is the excel spreadsheet that they provided it is broken into 3 tabs core data election returns and models the model on the one hand personal data that the firm has gathered from the web and then my registered now this is all the voter data here and this is what would normally be public in voter records but it it's all accurate it has the day i registered to vote it has figured out my birthday my address the zip code down to you know all of my address it's connected to census information and it's connected to all the different kinds of elections so u.s. congressional state senate state house state legislative then you have some consumer information here like the designated mark information and f i p s it is another kind of consumer voter code and when you're on the other hand the psychometric interpretation of his personality together that's how you can really 0 i

parson issue. this is a humanitarian issue. our life depends on it. thank you.o: mr. sanchez? jonathan eduardo boy that i'm 16 years has cystic fibrosis a disease that affects perley the lungs. lungs.arily also the digestive system and pancreas. i want to tell about my life in my native country in honduras and how my life has changed since i came to the usa in 2016. i was born in tighe c,, address and lived there for the first 12 months my life. my parents found that i have cf and it was scary for them. three years before i was born they had a daughter named samantha. she was born with a problem in her intestines. unfortunately the doctors in hud dorset did not a how to treat her. or how to help her -- in honduras did not know how to help her. six month after she was born, my sister passed away. heart breakingty moment for my parents. one month after they noticed she had cystic fibrosis. and they are now worried that if i go back to my country, the same thing will happen to me. in 2016, we came to the usa visas, with our tourist to search for a better cystic fibrosis treatment

by the time you get into thursday morning, you not running up on parsons of south carolina. we continue to watch the actually slowly creep up. the particular model has is making landfall in north carolina. that's not a guarantee one of several models we look at, but they're in agreement that these will get close to the coastline. this is now friday morning. she and then, i think that we'r still going to be looking at this getting a little worse before it gets better. >> the gun control debate is reigniting tonight after walmar announces it will stop selling handguns and certain ammunition in the wake of the odessa, texa shooting. chicago's democratic mayor saying the gun violence problem is the result of republican lai state. we are tracking both those threads for us tonight. >> we have heard so much about this latest mass shooting in texas, but this weekend in chicago seven people were kille and 34 wounded in 29 separate incidents in just one weekend. it got the attention of texas senator ted cruz and he's in a heated dispute with the city's democratic mayor. >> as pressure

thank you, rob parsons.l bring you more as soon as we get it. michael gove is suggesting they will be changes to the no deal tariff. i'm not sure whether that's about the divorce bill which we know that boris johnson about the divorce bill which we know that borisjohnson said he would withhold a significant amount of that 39 billion agreed by theresa may. more information when we get it. we've been getting reaction today from the conservative party and the chief secretary to the treasury rishi sunak has been speaking to our politcal correspondent iain watson. let's hear what he had to say jeremy corbyn last night voted to wreck the negotiations, to delay brexit until 2020, to hand billions of pounds to brussels if they demand it and stop the british people having their say before brexit is delayed yet again. jeremy corbyn simply doesn't trust the british people. the prime minister does, he believes they should get to decide who is going to go to that european summit on the 17th of october and we know the pri

someone like parson williams and his varied account of george washington. this just made up. this it's not the sort of position i am descending tonight to be sure that's clear. on the other hand, this is actually a very is her up to me. it is very common for academics for popular scholars to answer an opposite direction because they know it did not. america did not have a christian founding. in fact most of them were bs. they created a godless constitution and a desire to simply separate church and state. i believe this is the resource is very simply false. i'll begin to show that some in my top tonight. i'll go into more detail in the book. so when it wanted to do, is contend that if we have to answer the question, did america have a christian founding. the yes or no that yes is definitely the best answer but we need to be careful in defining the terms. so i want to explore a little bit what we mean by christian founding. how will they know if we saw it. if i had more time, i would've done possible findings in early colonies to the war to the end of his to the constitution c

diane marie parsons. leobardo lopenz pascual. michael j. pascuma, junior. horace robert passanati.ht. stephen bennett patterson. james matthew patrick. manuel d. patrocino. bernard patterson. clifford l. patterson, junior. cira marie patti. robert p. patterson. james robert paul. patrice paz. victor hugo paz. stacey lynn peak. richard alan perlman. there are no pearsall, junior. thomas nicholas pecorelli. thomas pedicini. todd douglas paulino. mike adrian pelletier. robert penn injured. richard al penny. and my sister, casey. today i'm wearing my sister's jacket just for you. you are looking down and saying look, that's my sister. she's wearing my jacket. just for you. i love you. i would like to thank the 9/11 organization and volunteers for their compassionou and support o bring peace and comfort to the victims and thei the families os very sad day. and for playing my sisters song, bridge over troubled water. after 18 years, [inaudible] wo would come and bring you back again. all of our loved ones, take care of each other and continue to look over us. there is no easy way to say

. >> diane parsons.arod pascal. >> michael pascagoula junior. >> gerald pass can's. >> horace passanati. >> suzanne passaro. avnish patel >> sdipti pstel >> stephen bennett patterson. >> james matthew patrick. >> manual patrocino >> bernard patterson. >> clifford patterson junior. cra marimutti >> james robert paul. >> patrice paz. >> victor hugo paths. >> stacy lynn peak. >> richard alan pearlman. durrel pearsall. >> thomas nicholas percoreli. >> thomas pedicini. >> mike adrian pelletier. >> angel peanut. >> robert pender. >> richard penny. >> my sister casey. today -- i am wearing my sister's jacket just for you. i am sure you are looking down and saying that is my sister wearing my jacket, just for you. love you. i would like to thank the volunteers for the compassion and support to bring peace and comfort to the victims and families on this very sad day. in montrÉal, their tribute and bridge over troubled waters for a lot of victims. after 18 years, we miss you more than words can say. a stairway to

we have a heightened partisanship, parson polarization and intense party competition in the u.s. congress and that has made it more difficult for members to work across the aisle through a variety of reasons. there is some real policy disagreement. we know this liberals and conservatives differ on key issues and key values but there's much more to it than that. there's a little ideological overlap between the parties and the differ on issues that are not related to conservative or liberal core values. because of the way voters are less likely to split the tickets and incumbency advantage has dropped to nearly zero despite the fact incumbents are routinely reelected, members don't have that many incentive to work with members across the aisle. in 2018, house democrats voted together and against republicans on average 89% of the time for cows republicans on average 91% of the time. senate democrats 87%, and senate republicans thanked 2%. these are not even 2%. these are not even a high water marks. we're looking at a very partisan house and senate. the rise of party competition is

. >> diane parsons. >> lee bardo lopez pascual. >> michael pascuma jr. >> jerrold pacificens. >> horacesananti. suzanne p avnish patel. >> dipti patel. mannish patel. steven patterson. james matthew patrick. manuel patrocino. bernard patterson. >> clifford l. patterson jr. >> cira mariepatti. >> robert e.pattison. james paul. patrice paz. victor paz. stacey lynn peak. >> richard allen pearlman. >> durrell piercele jr. >> thomas nicholas pecorelli. >> thomas pedicinni. >> todd douglas pelino. >> mike pelletier. anthony peluso. angel pena. >> robert penninger. >> richard penny. and my sister, parbu. today i'm wearing my sister's jacket just for you, baby. i'm sure you're looking down and you're saying look, look, that's my sister, she's wearing my jacket. just for you, baby. i love you. i would like to thank the 9/11 organization and the volunteers for their compassion and support to bring peace and comfort to the victims and the families on this very sad day. thanks to the radio station in montreal, the q 92 for their tribute and for playing my sister's song "bridge over troubled water"

. >>> the city of goebel gilroy has reopened christmas l parsons the mass shooting.ee. here is updates throughout your day on kpix.com. >>> we are taking a look at the roadways it has been troublesome along highway 101 as you head through there are few accidents this morning northbound and southbound. one in mountain view in another a middle park which is causing some significant delays. you can see some red there on the southbound side of 101 so just a heads up as you head through there if you're coming out of the south expect delays as well to san jose. a crash involving a motorcycle on the north side of 880 and marina boulevard. you are slow in both directions. definitely slowing you down toward the san mateo bridge. near the colosseum all of those tear lights are headed northbound. lots of brake lights. but again he will be tapping your brake lights once you hit the hayward area. drive times on the west on highway four to the mesa 46 minutes. >>> we are starting off the day with great skies and for parts of the vacancy fog looking north this morning. we are event

from kate parsons.the flights with thomas cook themselves, then that will be cove red. themselves, then that will be covered. and that instance, if you booked out by your travel republic, it will be with the airline. having said that, the company is that the companies to get in touch with them in the first instance. i booked a package holiday with thomas cook forjune 2020. i only booked 2 weeks ago and paid a £200 deposit by debit card over the phone. my holiday documents state that my flight is with easyjet. i could book the same holiday today with first choice but am concerned that i may be offered a replacement holiday rather than a refund. from kirsty thompson. my my view on this if it is not until june 2020, then don't do anything. at this stage, give it a week or so, then get in touch, find out what the status is, it should be quite a straightforward thing between either deciding if you're going to keep those flights, or if you think you will cancel for a full refund and maybe look for a better de

>>christina what a horrific sight there but to get back to the freeway is it now open or a spore parsont still closed. >>actual freeway itself if you're driving anywhere other than on ramp. and if you're already on westbound 80 you're fine. it is just open back up and honestly just within the past 3 minutes here basically as i was going live in open back up. but this on ramp here at barrett, it's still closed down for about the next 5 minutes but that kalhor there's actually california highway patrol officer right behind me he is making sure more cars and drive in the next 5 minutes but once he leaves everyone can come back on it i would say just give it about 5 or 10 just to be safe. >>thanks a lot for that report christine a teacher reporting from richmond, see no harm graphic accident overnight. other news breaking overnight 2 people were shot and wounded by a san mateo police following a chase. police thought the victims were in a stolen car officers tried to stop that car and the driver took off. the chase ended in a cul de sac where police say 2 men in the car drove at the officer