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given that there is a pending ceqa appeal. supervisor safai, the floor is yours. >> president yee: and before you do close it up let me -- >> of course, mr. president. >> thank you, chair. i just wanted to say from the perspective of the neighboring supervisor, this particular project straddles both districts. it's clearly in district 7 and i just want to give a special recognition to president yee for all of his hard work and leadership on this, to jen lowe on his staff. and i know that the president will be thanking his staff but i just want to thank her for her constant communication with our office. bridge housing and mission housing and avalon and the planning department of the economic and workforce development, and very importantly the leaders and residents of district 11 that reached out to our office and were involved in the process, many of whom spoke tonight. this is not an easy endeavor and i think that president yee will tell you that district 11 and district 7 have not had family affordable housing built on any t

pending sentencing. complete exoneration according to the government. can the district court take six or seven weeks to have a hearing and then a month to issue a decision, keeping a defendant under the custody of the united states when the united states says we are done, we don't want to have this person in custody? mrs. wilkinson: yes, that happens all the time of the district court. judge millet: if we don't want to prosecute them? let them go, we are done. we are not prosecuting. the government said -- mrs. wilkinson: with dna evidence there are examples where the district court has a hearing. most courtseks, would like to schedule that as soon as possible they may ask for briefings, but the course does not -- the court does not release. judge millet: if you have someone come i understand mr. flynn is not incarcerated, but he is still under restrictions. if the government says someone should be at liberty, we should not be prosecuting them, don't you think the district should go as fast as possible if it is going to have even just briefing and argum

hired, not yet hired but in the pending process?> america, do you have the specifics on that one? i think we had eight in process right now, but two no a request to fill, and then two no hires in terms of the timeline of when that was presented to you. >> chair fewer: sure. so any of those that are in the proce process, are any of those general fund supported? >> out of the eight in process, live me give me a moment, let me check. chair fewer, five out of the eight are. >> chair fewer: general fund? okay. thank you. and then, i have to ask, you have a fairly high materials and supply budget. and it isn't -- some of it is, you know, general funds, but a lot of it is self-supporting, too. what do you use that for? i mean, i said pencils and paper, but then, pencils and pens anymore, we don't use pencils and pens anymore. why is that so high, just out of curiosity. >> you want to speak to that? >> sure. that includes general office supplies. that also includes computers and equipment, so that's inclusive of that particular line. i thin

hired, not yet hired but in the pending process?> america, do you have the specifics on that one? i think we had eight in process right now, but two no a request to fill, and then two no hires in terms of the timeline of when that was presented to you. >> chair fewer: sure. so any of those that are in the proce process, are any of those general fund supported? >> out of the eight in process, live me give me a moment, let me check. chair fewer, five out of the eight are. >> chair fewer: general fund? okay. thank you. and then, i have to ask, you have a fairly high materials and supply budget. and it isn't -- some of it is, you know, general funds, but a lot of it is self-supporting, too. what do you use that for? i mean, i said pencils and paper, but then, pencils and pens anymore, we don't use pencils and pens anymore. why is that so high, just out of curiosity. >> you want to speak to that? >> sure. that includes general office supplies. that also includes computers and equipment, so that's inclusive of that particular line. i thin

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lebanon places a number of beirut port officials under house arrest pending an investigation into last night's explosion, which killed at least 100 people and injured thousands. translation: we were at home. we heard what sounded like fireworks. we thought it was a container in the port that was on fire. a few seconds later, we were flying through the air. authorities say the blast was caused by nearly 3,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely in a warehouse. as an investigation gets underway, lebanon's prime minister says those responsible will be held to account. after a cluster of cases, some lockdown restrictions are reimposed in aberdeen. scotland's first minister says schools must be prioritised over pubs, echoing england's children's commissioner. the ‘critical government errors‘ which led to many more people contracting covid—19 — a damning report from mps. 1500 jobs are at risk at wh smith after lockdown caused sales to plummet. hello, good afternoon. the grim operation is underway in lebanon to recover the bodies of the more than a hundred people who are missing after

and that'ifornia, there's anmb as bill which is-- is pending right now. if that passes and is signed, then the chokehold will no longer exist throughout california. but that's just one state. george floyd died from a chokehold with a knee to his neck from the pice. and ere was also the case of eric garner inew york city in 2014, where the chokehold was apied. we are able to see racism live and up close, and this should propel us to do something definitive, and at this point, finally, to ecara that. i think elimination of the chokehold is the first step in that process. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, wilford brimley has died. e actor, known for his distinctive mustache, appeared in movies such as "cocoon" and "the natural, for nearly two decades, he was wfor nearly two decades, the face for quaker oats commercials. he was also a spokesperson for diabetes, a disease he was diagnosed with in the late '70s. he died saturd in utah, where he had been hospitalized for a kidney ailment, according to his agent. brimley was 85 years old. that's all for this editi

they're still pending. the warrant, the family paid a bond so the warrant that was pending against him was dropped, which is why he was handcuffed to the bed. the warrant was dropped but the charges were vacated. the charges are still in place, correct? >> that's right, he is no longer shackled to his bed. as you mentioned, the open warrants have been vacated. his toerngs do say that charges are still pending for him. when you go back to why he was even cuffed and shackled in the first place, the kenosha county sheriff's office said it was standard procedure for anyone with warrants like him that were connected to sexual assault. however, his family felt it was especially cruel, since he is paralyzed and couldn't go anywhere to begin with. >> professor of the practice at harvard university. co-host of the new pod cast, the tightrope. 57 years ago today four words have a history, i have a dream. today we saw another march on washington. i'm wondering what you make of where we are in this moment in american 4

after years of falling towards the 2% level on the data front, a busy day with jobless claims and pending home sales and real q 2 gdp. a lot of data on tap fed speakers this week every kind of catalyst you can think of with regard to the macro at play. around the world, we have a mixed picture in asia. the nikkei in jan off one-third of 1% to close the shanghai composite up over one half a percent fractional losses across the continent. out standing move has been the cac in france. ftse 100 in the uk off one-third of a percent and the dax off one quarter of a percent >>> as hurricane laura slams the coast just after 2:00 a.m. eastern time this morning as an extremely dangerous category 4 storm. stronger than katrina back in 2005 this hurricane is expected to be one of the worst in history, predicted to produce flash floods and storm surge that could leave areas uninhabitable for months the majority of oil production is on lookdown wti benchmark down one-third of one percent. ice brent crude relatively flat right now. joining us now is nbc's jay gray in lake charles. i understand the storm

we currently have 380 cases pending as opposed to 370 cases pending this time last year. we have 25 sustained cases, one of those cases was sustained in the past week. currently we have 31 cases and 33 cases last week and two cases in the past week of those 31 cases, 18 are under toll in currently and the rest are delayed for a reason such as requiring extensive investigations and delays because of the shelter in place order and following applied previous. the new stats that i'm reporting on is the number and chases forward the commission from that point. that's the staff we will continue to report on those numbers and provide the cases that we have pending with the chief and with the commission. as everyone is well aware, it's budget season and we did our presentation last week to the board of supervisors and have our second round of presentations tomorrow. outreach wise, we focus on virtual outreach opportunities. between last week and next week, over the course of two weeks, we have five virtual presentations including one that we completed on august 13th regarding ove

the policeman don't exist despite the release of nearly 4700 taliban fighters peace talks remain pending taliban leaders told al-jazeera they will abide by the deal signed with u.s. forces and demand that the afghan government lives up to what was agreed upon as the delay drags on of one civilians continue to suffer some of a job read out of their. bolivia is easing its coronavirus restrictions the interim president genuine years ago and today could be a 2nd wave but says it's become a choice now between the virus or mass hunger bolivia's economy was already in trouble before the pandemic hit even. if not the coronavirus than it will be corona hunger because one becomes desperate and not having the economic conditions to bring food home. a value anymore we will evaluate god forbid there should be a new outbreak but there's always that possibility and the pandemic has taught us much during this time. and it's been 100 years since women were granted the right to vote in the united states and to market a new study has been unveiled in new york 3 of the women who lead the campaign for change

. >> you mentioned the israel and the ue have not had a work in this request has been pending for sixrs, what do you think the is really concern of fear is associated with the sale? >> i really don't know, i don't know how much of this is domestic israeli politics, israeli politics but what i know very clearly is the uae has been very happy and is time to upgrade them in the 55 has always been a target in the defense requirements and i think the whole idea of belligerent state of affairs were no longer be there but that as i said is part of the separation, part of the deal will open but i see other investors in ac areas of people to people movement in areas and tourism, icy areas where we would benefit as a culture breakthrough that i will also tap into one of the most dynamic economies really and one of the most global economies. it's really a two-way street. >> that makes perfect sense, let me ask you quickly and the most circle back to annexation, briefly is there anything more about israeli politics and american politics, a quick question on that the white house supports the seals

so you mentioned that israel and the uae have not had a war, and this request has been pending for six years. what do you think is the is israeli concern or fear associated with this sale? dr. gargash: i don't know how much of this is domestic israeli politics, but what i know is the uae has been very happy to upgrade them, and it has always been a target for the defense requirements, and i think that the whole idea of a belligerent state of affairs will no longer be there. but, as i said, it is a consideration. areas in people to people movement. i see areas in tourism. where we would benefit from agricultural breakthroughs, but israel will also tap into the most dynamic economies and one of the most global economies in the arab world, so it is really a two-weight street. kirsten: that makes perfect sense. quickly, and then we will circle back to annexation. briefly, is there anything more about is really politics and american politics -- a quick question on that the white house support this, the technology talks about the sale. how would you convince the biden administration or democ

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and the markey bill now pending in congress for the purpose has no probability at all which is a good prospect for the next year and we should all get behind supporting that bill next year. second and with those policy for the united states each has considered but this time let's push it through. the warren smith bill pending in the congress which has not passed to have and opportunity or another crack next year. we should phase out icbm. they are accidents waiting to happen. >> let's close this out to get to the audience questions. so those are clearly the presidents weapons and we have a chance to change nuclear policy the current national crisis we are in creates we feel a once in a generation opportunity to rethink the fundamental approach to national security. these are so out of step with reality and to figure out the arsenal to magnify the dangers we face from the most likely threat blundering into nuclear war by mistake. the next president can and must bring nuclear policy into the 21st century. and with the outdated thinking of the 50 billion-dollar industry. history tells us

a number of port officials have been placed under house arrest, pending an investigation.escuers continue to sift through the rubble searching for survivors. at least 135 people were killed, many are still missing and thousands injured. many are still missing live the war and never seen like i live the war and never seen a day like that moment. already, the health care system is about to collapse. and this is what is left of the port. almost all of the lebanon's food was imported through here. there are now fears of food shortages. as the clearup begins, pledges of help flood in from around the world, including the us and the uk, while aid agencies rush to offer assistance. in other news, more than 700,000 people have now died from coronavirus worldwide. the us has reported the most deaths, followed by brazil and mexico. in the uk, lockdown restrictions are imposed once again in the city of aberdeen amidst a spike in cases there. rescue workers are searching for dozens of people still missing after the massive explosion in beirut yesterday. at least 135 people were killed

the port area of beirut it's also putting a number of beirut porter fishtails under house arrest pending an investigation into why 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate was stored there at least 135 people have been killed more than 5000 have been injured but the death toll is expected to rise as emergency workers search the rubble for survivors around $300000.00 people have been left homeless by government estimates the damage might range between $3.00 and $5000000000.00 hospitals have been overwhelmed and they're in desperate need of blood donations and power generators to keep the lights on there is a no hoarder begins our coverage. the people of this disaster stricken city are starting to assess and comprehend the extent of the damage of a blast that was far more destructive than any explosion lebanon has ever seen just before sunset on tuesday highly explosive material stored at a warehouse at beirut port caused the blast sending shock waves across the city now in ruins. almost every building has been damaged many are dead thousands are injured and hundreds are missing rescue workers worked

met in an emergency session and they decided that port officials will be placed under house arrest pending the outcome of the investigations a committee was formed yesterday to investigate to find out what exactly happened who was responsible for keeping highly explosive material at beirut ports and we understand that the investigations are expected to conclude within a few days this is a government trying to show a very skeptical lebanese public that they will take action that they're promising to hold accountable those responsible because a lot of people are in a state of shock this massive explosion that rocked the city but at the same time there's a lot of anger they believe that the political parties who are in power they should be held accountable they are responsible for negligence incompetence or sheer corruption and so forth officials for the time being will be placed under house arrest now you talk to anybody in the opposition and they're saying this is not enough what we are demanding is an independent international investigation they don't have faith in those in power those who

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for bond holders in case it has to restructure the debt again in the future the settlement is still pending a vote by creditors but there's already optimism the country's president tweeted we resolved an impossible debt in the worst economic crisis that can be remembered and in the middle of the pandemic we have now cleared the horizon the stakes are high if the deal fails to secure approval creditors could leave empty handed argentina might be cut off from the international debt markets for years and that could make everyday life even more difficult for arjun tines. and tried to cut me off the next few hours nice doing business with you i'll see you again very soon here on. women from 3 countries with one they're fighting for their rights and their children. in brazil against violence and. india for the right to play. in sudan with visible success on enjoying new freedoms. tolson the truth. any role and slowly moving to the limits of course the subconscious always a world without beethoven i can't begin to imagine. without it to start september 16th. welcome took global 3000. they're beate

an investigation pending the outcome of the investigation on what exactly happened not too long after the explosion security officials said that it appeared highly explosive material which was stored at one of the warehouses at beirut port to caused the blast and the port officials said that they were aware that these explosives this explosive material was that was present at the ports this is the government trying to show the people that they are doing something that they're going to take action we've heard time and time again officials since since the blast they say that they will hold those responsible to account and that perpetrators will face justice they want to show a skeptical lebanese population that they're going to do something because people are angry and people do not have faith in those in power they believe that those in power are responsible for this catastrophe they blame them for mismanagement and corruption for the past few decades really that grand economy into the ground so the lebanese cabinet decided that port officials are not going to be placed under house arr

they're pending the warrant. correct me if i am wrong, the family paid a bond so the warrant that was dropped and the charges wasvacated. the charges are still in place, correct? >> that's right, he's no longer shackled to his bed. that's because as you mentioned the open warrant for him has been vacated. his attorney do say charges are still pending for him and when you go back to why again as you touched on why he was cuffed or shackled in the first place t kenosha sheriff's office says it was standard procedures for anyone with warrants like his that's connected to sexually assault. the family and his attorney viewed it as especially cruel given the fact that he's paralyze a paralyzed and could not go anywhere. >> appreciate it. let's get a perspective from dr. west. good to see you tonight. 57 years ago, the speech from martin luther king, today we saw a march on washington. what do you make of where we are in history given of what we have seen several days. >> it has been one hell of a week though. i want to

for bond holders in case it has to restructure the debt again in the future the settlement is still pending a vote by creditors but there's already optimism the country's president tweeted we resolved an impossible debt in the worst economic crisis that can be remembered and in the middle of the pandemic we have now cleared the horizon the stakes are high if the deal fails to secure approval creditors could leave empty handed argentina might be cut off from the international debt markets for years and that could make everyday life even more difficult for arjun tines. or are joining me now is lisa chanel or an economists and analysts for the latin america region for standard and poor's lisa thank you for joining us $0.55 on the dollar that doesn't sound like a whole lot why have creditors accepted this deal. well it's really sort of want to think of the midpoint you've had a series of negotiations and then vishal offer 'd in april. and while it may seem low for creditors it seems high for the government there's been disagreement on if there is a debt solvency issue with the burden too high v

the department to expedite his review of the incident and that the deputy be removed from the field pending the investigation. it is unclear which deputy he is talking about. >>> a 38-year-old has been arrested for allegedly vandalizing a food bank truck. this is videos just in from the parking lot last sunday. police say this man poured and acid type liquid in the gas tanks causing more than $50,000 in damage. >>> google is adding california's earthquake warning system to android phones. this means no separate warning will be needed. the future relies on technology by using the geological survey while the alerts will be pushed through the shake alert system. >>> there is a check of our weather with our meteorologist. >> we're looking at cooler temperatures for today and today is the coolest day of the week and then we will warm things up significantly by the end of the week. here's a live look at san francisco. let's check our temperatures at this lunch time hour. sunshine in concorde at 74 and 78 in livermore and 72 in seven cisco and mid 60s for santa rosa. as much as 11 degrees cooler i

one was about the pending apocalypse of a democrat when from washington d.c. . to the 2021 hope you could national convention. the evil deeds to which to soften the image of america's most unpopular president in almost 40 years i would like to invite john's wife jamie to join us as great john i'm not sure you know this is a full pardon pardon so i'm not going to one of his friends but for a former. the theme of redemption set the tone for a night which casts trump as america's savior. his family drafted in to sing his praises this is a fight that we're in right now and it is a fight that only my father can win as a recent graduate i can relate to so many of you who might be looking for a job my father built a riding economy once and believe me he will do it again probably i'm speaking to you from beautiful jerusalem looking out at the office the appearance of the secretary of state a figure normally kept out of party politics that rankled diplomats. this was the convention that group with convention trump delivered her headline speech from the white house in a b

there was some speculation that pends what may be used the stage to try to set him up for potential run in 2024. and there were really moments where he is felt like he sees that opportunity to not only appear vice presidential but really presidential for instance when he reached out and expresses support and and you know condolences to people who are now in the path of hurricane laura. i think you know supporters will be very happy with this speech and if you don't care about facts it was objectively speaking i think very solid speech. but it really captured i think the as sense of much of this convention which is you know pate the american the way that trump would like to see america not the way that a lot of americans feel it really is let's have a look at the way that america is right now the way that it has been the past couple days the past couple of nights in connection with constant in the wake of jacob blake a black man being killed by police there protesters on the streets sometimes unrest let's have a look and then get your reaction. the streets of an ocean are once again tens

a number of port officials have been placed under house arrest, pending an investigation.ast 135 people were killed, many are still missing and thousands injured. many are still missing live the war and never seen like i live the war and never seen a day like that moment. already, the health care system is about to collapse. and this is what is left of the port. almost all of the lebanon's food was imported through here.

i'm sorry, pending. in the dna exonerated him. can the district court take seven weeks to have a hearing and then a month to issue a decision keeping the defendant under the custody of the united states. when the united states is, we are done and we don't want to have him in custody. >> yes runner, the district court pretty when the government comes in . >> you don't want to prosecute them. >> let them go, or not prosecuting. and they said my hypothetical, would have to pretty. >> with dna evidence like that, there are examples that the district court has a hearing. now the exact weeks, obviously most course would like to schedule that as soon as possible. they may ask for briefings. but the court does not release that information pretty cynical doesn't seem like it that if you have someone like i understand, he's not incarcerated. but he still - if someone said that somebody should be at liberty, we should not be persecuting them . does you think the district court should go as fast as possible if it's going to have even just bri

outcome of -- and i see ben popping on, but pending outcome of those issues. and if the business tax measure passes, it will result in one-time revenues that come to the city as a result of that interaction, but those revenues are restricted because of the various issues -- legal issues around the interactions. i'll let ben explain it much more clearly. >> commissioner renne: and, ben, before you chime in, so those additional pots are not included in the 34.4 and the 48.37? >> that's correct. because they're one-time dollars only, they would not be eligible for any of those uses that i've described because they're ongoing programs, so we appropriated them in the budget, but there's work yet to do on determining what the eligible uses of those funds are, and those are going to be restricted -- pretty restricted by the controller's office to make sure that we protect ourselves financially regarding those business tax revenues. but we've appropriated them, but we haven't programmed them for specific uses because we need to go through that extent with the controll

homes. >> carl, pending home sales in july rose 5 .9% month per month.15% annually. that's a nice beat the realtor's chief economist said homes are going under contract in record times remember, pending home sales measures signed contracts during the month. in july we saw mortgage rates set a couple record lows and they continued to fall in august that's helping buyers with more purchasing powers. the northeast was seeing the biggest sales up 25 .5%. up 20% annually. part of that could be the flight from new york city to the other parts of the area including as far as philadelphia. sales very strong in the west up 6.8% for the month and up 13% year over year other news at this hour the regulator of fannie mae and freddie mac announced they're extending the moratorium on foreclosures and eevictions. they extending it to december 31st. pending home sales a nice beat and an extension on the foreclosure and eviction mor fore yum >> this is a question as democrats raised about where money comes to actually pay that eventually we'll follow that. that's an impo

the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on paid administrative leave, pending the resultsn which is standard procedure any time someone is injured or in this case killed in an officer involved shooting. we will follow the developing story throughout the morning. reporting, life, allie rasmus, mornings on fox 2. >>> tony thurman talking about help from two big technology companies, as we approach the first day of the new school year for many districts. the superintendent says apple and t-mobile will help connect 1 million students with computers and the internet access that they would need for remote learning. >> what we are trying to do is put school districts together that need computing devices uti $580 for each student to have an ipad and internet service for the year includes technical support. the companies expect to get the first one of 100,000 ipads out to students fast. the rest could take weeks or months. >>> teachers and mill valley have come to an agreement for distance learning and hybrid in classroom instruction. according to the marin independent journal, tea

we have a case that is pending right now along with washington and many other states. and we've sought expedited discovery in this matter against the united states postal service. we want to make certain that the postal service is working correctly so that everyone can vote absentee. and that is the law in the state of michigan. we have no reason absentee voting. and that the secretary of state and myself are committed to ensuring that there is not voter suppression or voter intimidation in our state. i'm obviously very concerned about some of the statements the president has made recently. and i can tell you this -- if the president believes that he's going to bring in the army or other federal law enforcement officials to the polls, we intend to bring an army of lawyers into the courts and to fight back vigorously to ensure that we don't essentially turn into a banana republic or some -- this authoritarian regime and that our elections are free and fair here in the state of michigan. and i would say across the united states of america. >> michigan attorney general da

she said last year in august there were 86 home sales pending. this year there are almost 200. >>> there's a new stretch along the bay trail in santa clara. it can be accessed from a new sidewalk along university avenue in east palo alto. hikers can access 80 miles of a shoreline trail across three counties. overall, big stretches are mostly finished, but linking all the segments remains the main goal. once the entire trail is complete, people will be able to explore the san francisco bay along a 500 mile path linking cities across our counties. >>> are you ready to take outside lands inside? promoters of the wildly popular bay area music event are rolling out a virtual festival to make up for this year scolded cancellation. it will feature two years of music and never before seen footage to celebrate 12 years of the festival's history. it will stream on the website twitch august 28th and 29th. if you are still making plans for the weekend, this week virtual cooking classes for you and the kids. >> look on and learn with 18 reasons a community co

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a number of port officials have been placed under house arrest,t pending investn.escuers continue to sift through the rubble, searching for survivors. at least 135eople were killed. many are still missing. thousands were injured. >> you were here when this happened. where you were standing would have made the difference between life and death. >> there have been rarkable stories of survival. we will hearm f a doctor whose hospital continued to work through the devastation. >> we had patients in the parking lot of t er and emergency doctors were rushing to them, trying to intubate. we were doing intimations in the parking lot. >> help flood it inlo --ed in from around the world, including from the u.s. and u.k., while aid agencies rushed to offer assistance. hello, welcomehe torogram. only one place to start, of course, beit, lebanon. authorities are struggling with at to do -- struggli to deal with the aftermath. you haveeen the pictures. this is the moment the explosion hit the city. this shows t scale of the destruction. the port has been flattened a major grain

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his resignation purchases remain on happy with his handling of the economy the coronavirus and his pending corruption trial. there were protests in the indian ocean island nation whose waters have been polluted by a fuel spill people say the government didn't react quickly enough and the environmental damage is worse than it could have been more than a 1000 tons of spilled out when a japanese ship struck a coral reef in july car like records. the final desperate moments of a mother trying to save her dying cough. this footage was filmed by a fisherman as he tried to help the pair as they struggled in waters contaminated by oil in militias but they join dozens of others that have washed up dead in recent days that's happened after a japanese own tanker struck a coral reef in july and leaked more than a 1000 tons of fuel oil into the sea. nourishing or 30 states not yet clear whether the spill is to blame for the dolphins deaths but environmentalist and experts warn the worst is yet to come. this ship is stranded on coral systems and destroying the creatures creating clouds into the water in

a number of port officials have been placed under house arrest, pending an investigation. rescuers continue to sift through the rubble searching for survivors — at least 135 people were killed, many are still missing and thousands injured. there have been remarkable stories of survival — we'll hear from a doctor who says her hospital was obliterated — but she continued to work through the devastation. where we had patients who had arrests in the parking lot of the er and emergency doctors were rushing to them, trying to intubate, and we we re to them, trying to intubate, and we were doing cycles of arrests on the patients in the parking lots. as the clear—up begins, promises of help flood in from around the world, while aid agencies rush to offer assistance. wecome to the programme. only one place to start and that's in beirut in lebanon. the health authorities and red cross are struggling to deal with the aftermath of the extraordinary and devastating explosion. you've seen these pictures by now — this is the moment the explosion hit the city. and this shows the scale of

explosion devastated beirut it's also putting a number of beirut port officials under house arrest pending an investigation into why 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate was stored there at least 135 people have been killed and more than 5000 injured but the death toll is expected to rise as emergency workers search the rubble for survivors as many as 300000 people have been left homeless by the roots governor estimates the damage might reach between 10 and 15000000000 dollars hospitals are overwhelmed and in desperate need of blood donations and power generators to keep the lights on well geez there is a new holder in beirut begins our coverage. the people of this disaster stricken city are starting to assess and comprehend the extent of the damage of a blast that was far more destructive than any explosion lebanon has ever seen just before sunset on tuesday highly explosive material stored at a warehouse at beirut port caused the blast sending shock waves across the city now in ruins. almost every building has been damaged many are dead thousands are injured and hundreds are missing rescue work

that there is a chase pending in the international criminal court regarding. crimes in the west bank and gaza more spec including east jerusalem and gaza and we're in now where the critical decision or was cohen the pretrial chamber in this case and if you. know goes ahead with the execution it will almost. in the criminal who are more and she in the investigation. really crimes. or think she's my guess it's pure speculation. my guess is. the foreign of terrorists. this is from the master. of those targets are. inserting. the old way of the. u.c.c. since you. well speaking of the i.c.c. your most recent book entitled i accuse is about the international criminal court i was wondering if you could give us some insight as to how the i.c.c. avoids investigating israel for international law violations. some very uncommon here it is. true situation right no and i'm not sure how many of those who actually. and sometimes. charges next and so you can and you can stuff in the guards here all of the. there are only 21 of the 2 were quote situations for the international

there are hints that there is a chase pending in the international criminal court. regarding. crimes in the west bank and gaza more spec including east jerusalem and gaza and were in no way for any critical decision or was cohen the pretrial chamber in this case and if you. know goes ahead with ready the execution it will almost. in the korean. war and she in the investigation. really crimes. or think she's my speculation. my guess is. the foreign minister it's. from the mustard so i'm not sorry that's or it's her own use for i don't know. i mean she's aware that the. i.c.c. since she. well speaking of the i.c.c. your most recent book entitled i accuse is about the international criminal court i was wondering if you could give us some insight as to how the i.c.c. avoids investigating israel for international law violations. some very uncommon here it is tearing through a situation right know that i'm not sure how many of those who actually. and sometimes. charges next and so you can and you can stuff i mean when you. hear all of the of those is going to sure there are only $21

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