i will focus on the peninsula. first, i wanted to talk a little bit about the provenance of the data we have access to, mainly the data we're using our foreign fighter registration forms. registration forms of foreign fighters who joined isis between 2013 and 2014 on the turkish-syrian border. these forms are essentially isis record-keeping of new foreign fighter joiners, a variety of questions that include names, mother stand, blood type but also include a lot of really interesting material on previous professions, education levels, religious knowledge, countries travel, people referred them to join isis, people who facilitated their arrival and a variety of other things. that's the main data from which we will be drawing conclusions to be there i get to the limitations of that date in a minute but i would just say the data were smuggled out of raqqa in march of 2016. we validated these data along with the counterterrorism center at west point, as well as some of the personal details that were not publicly availab

as i spoke to a friend, most people from the arabian peninsula basically left already and the foreign fighter rates decreased dramatically after 2015 when the saudi government especially started cracking down on isis attack stored to occur across arabian peninsula in kuwait and in saudi and in other places. this is also limited by location. the forefront of forms are recorded on border crossings between syria and turkey while of course as it although turkey was a huge transit route for fighters to joint isis. of course there were other parts in iraq, lebanon, jordan were people able to join. we don't think they systematically alter the result of a region but it would manifest in other places so lebanese fighters, jordanian fighters, iraqi fighters, syrian fighters are not recorded in the data. a couple quick more points. there's a point on the truthfulness i think we think the data are going to be more likely to be true than if fighters were being interviewed by journalists or researchers. some of this information could be validated by isis of course, people who referred or people who

obviously they don't want conflict on the korean peninsula. think they realized there were at a point in again miscalculation or lack of communication could precipitate something. and i think china would be an active player if they felt that we see north korea, though they're not happy, they have a decent friendship but north korea serves a purpose for china so, i don't think they want to see the u.s. to something in north korea that would upset this equation where they have an ally and in some ways they probably view north korea the fact of the matter is, searcher. i think china will be protected of that and concerned if we should unilaterally in consultation with our allies to something i think they need to be part of any discussion about what plans and intentions would be. our allies -- i'm gonna on lea unleash the audience on you know. it's difficult for me to see. i do want to get to the press section before you finish up but perhaps students who are members of the community. >> and if you don't mind keeping your question short will get t

data, and kept the civility and the peace in the korean peninsula. you mentioned their will.i think south koreans surprised the world and surprise the world in 2015 when the president president made it very clear, north koreans convinced themselves and north koreans were convinced as well when they sent out there commissar to negotiate. once again it shows that streak of conservatism in the authoritarian system. presidents of democratically elected systems retired, buy some books printed speeches. that's not an option for kim jong-un. you either win and stand again, or just define winning by staying in the game, or you lose it all. i think once again south korea's vote is america's vote, is that strong alliance relationship we have with the command. cia is tremendously fortunate we had a world-class intelligence service in south korea that work lockstep with us as a partner, and i think that political will was displayed by president park and continued that strong leadership and continued to be displayed by their president now. >> i would add such as south korea but every part

stirrer of new activity running drills this week to remove nonmilitary americans out of the korean peninsula during the campaign you called north korea the greatest threat to the u.s. the threat in the region is north korea's nuclear weapons program at the end of world war two we designed a new world order look at the crisis we're facing in north korea this is a really serious. watching the mainstream media you'd probably believe people in seoul live in constant fear of instead of little ration from a nuclear strike directed by the north but in reality such drastic military action seems unlikely the south korean capital is nestled just thirty miles from the thirty eighth parallel meaning any fallout from the attack here would surely find its way north of the division. not a division which came to the korean people natch. rather it warmed directly out of years of colonization and war imposed from the outside with tensions roiling on the thirty eighth parallel at the center of today's global stage i went to seoul in search of the historical roots nurturing this conflict. green empire was procl

that continues with the investigation on the peninsula. in the east way there is a separate issue -- two separate issues. eastbound highway 4 at hillcrest a crash involving a big rig blocking two lanes, i don't see any slowing. westbound in the same area at hillcrest there is your slow lane blocked and that continues with slowing coming off of the antioch bridge, that's the early slow down for antioch. heading over toward the bay bridge it's an easy clear drive, 14 minutes from highway 4 to the toll plaza.

gulf that's because they've been accused of providing financial support to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula based inside yemen as well. i soul in yemen these two groups have been accused of carrying out deadly attacks on yemeni citizens and institutions for several years now and as the us treasury secretary steven minucci and said on wednesday these two groups pose a national security threat to the united states and to its allies what is significant about this new round of sanctions it's that it's being done through something called the terrorist financing targeting center this is an organization that was set up by the u.s. and by the gulf countries back in late may of course it goes without saying that just a couple of weeks after this organization was set up the blockade against the government of qatar was launched into question whether that country itself was doing enough to fight terrorist financing even though the government in doha has argued strenuously that it is doing its part and even signed a new memorandum of understanding with washington to prove its commitment there are still

as tensions on the korean peninsula remain high president trump in the box in a five nation tour to east asia november on al-jazeera. the head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed job as a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a study his biggest tech success story the company was bought by microsoft in two thousand and eleven we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. short films of the hook and inspiration. us in a story of three young women challenging the world around them. al-jazeera selects at this time. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my head. coming up in the next sixty minutes. and a few years highly contentious election the president wants to take part but the opposition is calling for a boycott. opposition fails to get the majority needed to put president on trial on corruption charges. feeling vindicated the u.s. president on reports tying hellary clinton to adopt allegations linking him to russia and saying goodby

>> the chinese government wants to see a denuclearized korean peninsula. that is one of their main key objectives. they also want there not to be chaos, war, and war on the korean peninsula for obvious reasons. it's right on their border. but their main goal for the current process is to denuclearize and rid the crane peninsula of those programs. >> if that's true, then why isn't the chinese government doing everything that it can to achieve that goal? >> well, i think that they've done a lot. >> no, i'm talking about you know, full-on maximum effort, max mux restrictions on trade, maximum restrictions on doing business with north korea. why -- if that's true, then why hasn't the chinese government exerted the kind of authority and force on a diplomatic and on a sanctioned regime that would achieve that result? >> it's hard for me to get exactly to inside what their policy process is and what they're thinking. what i would say is that the calculus that they have about the line between war and chaos and getting to denukization might be slightly different th

peninsula, mid-80s. daily city, 72 with 70s in san francisco. the north bay looking at upper 80s as well. we'll talk more about this coming up. mike is looking out the altamont corridor. >> here is extra slowing. a crash closing the off ramp for the time being. no major injuries. a big rig is involved as well. again, we are not hearing about major injuries, a lighter flow out of the area. getting over toward the bay bridge, smoothing with no delays here. i'll come back with another report. >> thank you, mike. >>> the latest out of las vegas. this is a live picture of mandalay bay. investigators trying to understand why gunman, stephen paddock shot down and killed concert goers. 58 are dead. we are learning more about the investigation. this is paddock's girlfriend, marilou danley. she said he had mental health issues and lie in bed crying, oh, my god. meantime, an electronic scan from his home pulled. he searched for information on lollapalooza, a summer concert in chicago. he reserved a room but never showed up. >> paddock had another target wh

the peninsula, oh no, where did my camera go?s san francisco but it's at 53 degrees right now. and we are in the 40s in some areas so yes, it is on the cooler side, the colder side in some areas but look at san jose. even though we're at about 53 degrees right now, by about 11:00 a.m., the temperatures will climb into the lower 70s. if you notice in the icons, not a cloud in sight. don't be surprised if along the coast, we do pick up a couple of high clouds by about 1:00, 78 degrees, and then by 2:00, we'll be climbing into the 80s. now, more or less, we will see temperatures in the 80s for san jose, expect the climb into the mid 80s, san francisco, 55 degrees, 69 degrees by 1:00 and then by 2:00, expect those temperatures to jump into the 70s. so it is going to be on the warmer side, which means, yes, a lot of you folks might be heading to the beach, but i want to give you something to keep in mind if you're heading out there today and tomorrow. we do currently have hazardous rip currents, which means there could be the potentia

mattis: it is an alliance designed to ensure peace and stability on the korean peninsula and the strongest military defense of our shared democratic values. translator: [translating in korean] sec. mattis: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: while speaking at an air force base in north dakota this week but vice president pence told service members to be ready when describing potential threats against the u.s. one of the areas of focus was north korea and its nuclear capabilities. this is just under 20 minutes. [applause] v.p. pence: well thank you, and please be at ease. it's an honor to be here with the men and women of minot air force base in magic city, north dakota where every day the war birds, the rough riders, and everyone from team minot embodies the motto of global strike command. deter, assure, and strike. you are the pride of the nation. give yourselves another round of applause, would you please? [app

greater happy possibility of conflict on the korean peninsula but he also stressed that the need was for diplomacy for talking he said the united states would not want war it wanted a denuclearization of the canary a korean peninsula now also said that he couldn't imagine any situation whereby the united states would accept a nuclear north korea now north korea is well on its way to being a nuclear power so something has to give the big question here is what will give and who will give it. now it's being reported that a federal grand jury in washington d c has approved the first charges in the investigation of a russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election now the charges are said to be still sealed under orders from a federal judge special counsel robert muller a former f.b.i. director is leading the investigation so far we don't know exactly what the accusations are but anyone who is charged could be taken into custody as soon as monday now australia's foreign minister will become acting prime minister after the deputy prime minister was kicked out of office by the

we do have a traffic alert on the peninsula. southbound 101, a full closure here in redwood city between whipple and wood side due to a crash involving a chp patrol vehicle. both officers in the vehicle were transported to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. right now all your alternates look great. >>> number two, new images of the terror in las vegas sunday night when thousands suddenly had to run. authorities say it's possible the shooter had an accomplice and may have planned to escape. >>> a vigil will be held at 7:00 p.m. in novato for stacee etcheber. the mother of two was at the concert with her husband, a san francisco police officer. >>> number four, in the wake of the vegas shooting san francisco police stepping up patrols for two big events this week. fleet week and the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. >>> investigating the cause of a boat fire. a fireboat later doused the flames with water. >>> number six coldplay the latest band to add to levi's stadium curfew controversy going 56 minutes past the city's

greater happy possibility of conflict on the korean peninsula but he also stressed that the need was for diplomacy for talking he said the united states would not want war it wanted a denuclearization of the korean peninsula now also said that he couldn't imagine any situation whereby the united states would accept a nuclear north korea now north korea is well on its way to being a nuclear power so something has to give the big question here is what will give and who will give it. at least ten security personnel have been killed in separate incidents in afghanistan a u.s. soldier was killed and six others injured in a helicopter crash in logar province and in nearby gaza at least nine afghan police officers were killed in a series of taliban attacks on police checkpoints still ahead on al jazeera. government is struggling to contain a growing number of new hiv infections. and following the hollywood harvey weinstein scandal women say they feel they have a voice against sexual harassment. hello there our typhoon is working its way towards japan you can see it on the satellite picture

up to 89 in walnut creek and for the peninsula 85 degrees.san francisco still radio etching into the low 80s we may have a couple degrees cooler than it was yesterday, maybe one of the few spots where you feel the difference for this afternoon. north bay we're still going to be in the upper 80s today, as we check out the temperature trend for the tri-valley and livermore, we will be in the upper 50s as you head out for that morning drive and dropping the kids off, you may have the heater on, but then by the time you come back to pick them up it's going to be in the low 80s so you will go from heater to air conditioning. we have had a lot of these days, a wide range in temperatures and then for after school activities like football practice on the peninsula at 3:00 it is going to be hot once again. so you want to make sure you take lots of breaks, drink lots of water and maybe put on that sunscreen. there will be mostly sunny skies and a light wind, it won't be until about 6:00 when we will feel those temperatures coming down just a bit. let m

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the san mateo bridge is getting easy crossing to the peninsula. this is a look at interstate 880 at oracle. traffic is moving along pretty well. the dumbarton bridge, it looks pretty good from newark over to east palo alto. >>> mostly clear to the north. mostly cloudy to the south. temperatures are good 10 degrees difference. with clear skies upper 30s and some 40s. clear tonight and cooling quickly. warmer this afternoon but temperatures drop fast after 8:00. san francisco, 60 m-53. the averages 67 and 52. 83 with a record high from 1966. the record low was 43 in 1935. kenwood, 36. sonoma, 38. for some if you have clear skies it's rather chilly or cold. partly sunny this week. chilly nights. cloudy late thursday with rain on the way friday with another system coming in on sunday. these could change. there will be a lot on friday. mainly late friday early saturday. if the sierra nevada and up toward shafter -- shasta get 1- 2 plus, that will be a lot of snow. snow starts around 6000 or 6500 feet. by sunday night and monday, around 4000 feet. 2-4 f

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parts of canada in particular eastern seaboard looking dry and fine showers down across the florida peninsula but we've got some snow across the rockies extending down through into the colorado plateau and as you head on through into choosing still snow very much still in evidence there calgary just five degrees as a maximum fine across much of the west coast east coast also looking very dry and fine but the central areas seen some quite heavy rain at times and heavy showers likely to be affecting the florida peninsula so let's head down into central parts of america we've still got some heavy showers affecting the on into the caribbean including puerto rico and up through the isthmus weather conditions are still looking pretty wet many of the countries here away from panama northwards towards mexico seen some quite heavy and prolonged spells of rain and that is likely continue as we head on through into choose day so surf america well certainly plenty of showers around for northwestern areas across venezuela colombia and southwards in terms of basin this frontal system is looking fairly acti

he said the united states would not want war it wanted a denuclearization of the canary a korean peninsula now also said that he couldn't imagine any situation whereby the united states would accept a nuclear north korea now north korea is well on its way to being a nuclear power so something has to give the big question here is what will give and who will give it. u.s. media is reporting that a federal grand jury has approved the first charges in the investigation into russian meddling in last year's presidential election but charges are said to be still sealed under orders from a federal judge a special counsel robert miller a former f.b.i. director is leading the investigation he's looking into whether trump campaign officials colluded with russian efforts reynolds has more from washington d.c. . we don't know yet who has been indicted by special counsel robert muller in the grand jury working with him or what the charges against them might be but we do know who has been looking at in his probe of russian meddling into the u.s. election and possible obstruction of justice in interferenc

and facilitators of eisel as well as al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. iraqi kurdish leaders of all don't offered to freeze the icon of last month's controversial vote for secession. but it's in myanmar have blocked humanitarian workers for entering a camp for displaced range of muslims in northern iraq time state meanwhile in bangladesh aid agencies say conditions are hinge at refugee camps are deteriorating well then six hundred thousand have cost the border for me and in the last two months alone reports no one calls is bizarre. just try and imagine you're trying to take care of the health care facilities for the population of the city of washington d.c. that is about the size of a population of refugees who crossed over to bangladesh in recent days from me on my plus those who arrived there in recent years that would make up close to one million the size of the population we're living in squarely refugee camps all across not there just isn't and off hospital beds in this part of cox about there's one government on hospital with about two hundred bats

he said the united states would not want war it wanted a denuclearization of the canary a korean peninsula now also said that he couldn't imagine any situation whereby the united states would accept a nuclear north korea now north korea is well on its way to being a nuclear power though so something has to give the big question here is what will give and who will give it. mammals government says it has put in place a plan to harvest rice from land the ban the buyer henge of families and northern states more than six hundred thousand ranger have fled to bangladesh since late august after a minute you crackdown by mammals military human rights groups say the decision to harvest the rice raises questions about whether the refugees will ever be allowed back florence louis has more from young gone. there are a couple of ways to look at this one is that this is simply a practical solution the rice crops are ripe for harvesting and if they were left to just stand in the fields they would go to waste so the myanmar government has put in place a plan to harvest the crops bringing in combine harvest

well there's a bunch of them initially but the but in tackling the nuclear program on the korean peninsula we must prevent an armed conflict that would inevitably bring about a humanitarian economic and environmental disaster it was an all parties must show restraint and reserve let me remind you that in every un security council resolution on the korean peninsula its side sanctions their statements about the need to return to negotiations there is no alternative to a diplomatic settlement. the russians as you can see here from that are really worried that the equilibrium is being upset. in in north korea that the the united states is pushing hard for more sanctions and so on the russians are going along with that but what he's saying is up to a point because any any thing that really ruptures the status quo can lead to what he said were cooked that would be catastrophic consequences ok prague where thank you. back to our top story we were telling you about the fighting between iraq and kurdish forces happening right now we'll cross over to stephanie decker she is actually on the erbil kir

on the peninsula down to 81 in milbrae. 76 to nearly 80 degrees along the peninsula coast. 81 in downtownausalito. about 86 in san rafael and vallejo. look at these string of 90s. along the east bay shore, 86 would be a record high in hayward. 85 in oakland today. 86 also in fremont and castro valley. 88 a record high in concord. everybody else around 87 and walnut creek. this is what you want to see during the overnight hours, those long nights, 54 in santa rosa to about 62 in san mateo. a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. 60s, 70s and barely 80. enjoy the warmth while it's here, frances. >> all the hot spots in the east bay. a live camera shot of the mcarthur maze. for those of you heading to the bay bridge, traffic is now start to go grow or back up to the foot of the maze, about a 15-minute delay. so many accidents, southbound 680, a crash at treat. looks like traffic is past the accident so it is lightening up. from highway 4 to walnut creek it's 11 minutes because of that accident and westbound 580 that's been a mess all morning. tracy to dublin 1:14 because of earlier acci

russia warns any break up of the iranian nuclear deal could affect the situation on the korean peninsula. hello kurdish peshmerga are sending reinforcements to the front line north of where their battle. iraqi forces. a bridge was blown up near the town of cooper oh as the sides exchanged mortar and rocket fire the kurds took up new positions on the road between erbil and kerr kook on thursday three days after they pulled out of the city well two and a cooper all lies near the border between kurdish and iraqi federal areas about forty kilometers northwest off occurred kook stephanie decker is on the erbil curfew cry away and you're just a few kilometers away from that front line stephanie tell us about it and what more you're hearing about these clashes. the fighting continues from what we understand were a couple of kilometers away as you mention we have seen smoke in the distance and just looking at the road really tells you a story immense military reinforcements being sent by the peshmerga counterterrorism forces also a lot of trucks with ammunition and you checkpoint has been set up

greater have possibility of conflict on the korean peninsula but he also stressed that the need was for diplomacy for talking he said the united states would not want war it wanted a denuclearization of the korean peninsula now also said that he couldn't imagine any situation whereby the united states would accept a nuclear north korea now north korea is well on its way to being a nuclear power so something has to give the big question here is what will give and who will give it. unofficial results from kenya's presidential rerun election have put president kenyatta in the lead with ninety seven percent of the vote compared with less than one percent for ryan or a drink of the opposition leader who boycotted the rerun now voting in four opposition strongholds has been suspended because of fears of violence for me that miller is following developments from the capital nairobi kenya electoral commission is faced by quite a dilemma at least three thousand six hundred polling stations didn't open on election day and that represents at least one point seven million voters who haven't cost th

did establish yourself in yemen and that the the card for the go for the for the for the arabian peninsula is based in yemen so going after it in yemen on the one hand practical all the gulf countries would be participate it doesn't really touch that or nationals to it is strategic for the united states because there's a war that's been fought against al qaeda central in yemen and so on and so forth but i expect that other lists should be coming because in the end of the day there were a lot of accusations from washington that individuals and organizations within the global gulf region have been aiding and abetting terrorists also for so i think eventually we'll probably see more and more action or more and more reminders of individuals within the middle east and within the gulf region being pursued by those actions we will look out for that somehow and i thank you you thank. now iraqi kurdish leaders of offered to freeze the outcome of last month's controversial vote or succession the vote triggered a confrontation with the central government of baghdad which responded by seizing huge are

navy invited cnn on a rare embark aboard the "uss ronald reagan somewhere off the korean peninsula. this aircraft carrier serves as the front lines to any escalation with north korea. and is home to more than 5,000 american sailors. petty officer second class gray first signed up to see the world. >> i'm here for the bigger picture, to make a name for my family, support the country. >> reporter: at 23 years of age, gray's job is damage control on the ship but never far from behind her 2-year-old baby boy messiah back home in sanford, florida. >> it's a big challenge. it started off a full year, just me and him, and came overseas and i see him about twice a year. >> twice a year in person. >> yes, ma'am. >> what is that like? does that pull at your heart strings? >> somewhat. i know what i'm making, the sacrifice for now. i know it's going to pay off in the end. >> reporter: sacrifices is a word that carries profound meaning in these waters. lieutenant brian allen and senior chief culinary specialist sasha hasbrook are parents and rising tensions in the region brings an unwavering co

he said the united states would not want war it wanted a denuclearization of the canary a korean peninsula now also said that he couldn't imagine any situation whereby the united states would accept a nuclear north korea now north korea is well on its way to being a nuclear power so something has to give the big question here is what will give and who will give it. so to come on the program taps running dry the water shortage in tripoli that's turned into a humanitarian crisis and around the greek island of leicester square a surge of asylum seekers as accounts out to double their capacity. with. with. hello there a typhoon it's working its way towards japan you can see it on the satellite picture this distinctive swell here supporting the cloud away from taiwan but plenty of cloud ahead of it streaming already across many parts of japan the eye of the storm though isn't expected to affect tokyo until around twelve g.m.t. on sunday so we've got a while before then if we head down towards a southeastern parts of china here it's largely fine and dry force on sunday shanghai getting to ninete

the japanese down the peninsula. we had fear.e surgery and took care of the resuscitation and then as soon as sometimes before they could be moved we moved them. >> the japanese army was relentless and cut off the battan peninsula. the nurses were sent to hospital tunnels at the headquarters in manila bay. >> we looked like something no self respectful cat would pick up. we were running out of medicine and in those days they use ds fore form and ether. it was a minimum of whatever was available. we were just working under such hardships that creature comforts didn't mean much. you didn't think about what you were giving up. you were thinking about the situation and the terrible injuries that loss of the patients. >> none of them knew the u.s. was planning to surrender, april 9th it happened. a month later, hattie and the nurses were turned over to the japanese. these captured war films show how they were forced to pose for pictures before being sent to prison. >> i was there two years, nine months, 28 days and 12 hours. living wi

old shower still pretty warm in kuwait of course at this time of the year but then in the arabian peninsula temperatures not quite as high as that for so in the gulf states temperatures just easing fractionally humidity not quite as high as it has been on the other side of the peninsula temperatures still around about the forty mark for both mecca and medina so heading down into southern parts of africa where the conditions for the most part looking fine but we still want to showers around the eastern side of south africa into the sotto and swaziland should be dry and find it twenty three further north across much of botswana and into maybe a weather conditions should also remain dry with plenty of sunshine in central africa plenty of big showers effect in central africa public and also good bond with highs of twenty nine expected in the brazil. the weather sponsored by cattle.

let's get straight over to mike inouye. >> critical start ri on the peninsula, the bay shore freewayight there where the exclamation point s looking at the rest of the bay, nothing unexpected. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. that's the biggest issue aside from this. this is a whopper for the peninsula, southbound highway 101 completely closed to traffic flow, folks are forced off at whipple and back on at woodside. we can verify the veterans past the in and out burger is a good option because pete suratos took that to get around the scene on the way to live coverage. pete, i hear you might have some developments. >> reporter: -- from chp redwood city who is in charge of this investigation and they're saying the crash at this time is unknown but we know that it only involves one car and that car would be that chp cruiser and there were officers in there they're saying the officers were minor and they had been transported to a hospital but we will show you this freeway, this empty freeway on 101 southbound between whipple and woodside as chp continues their investigat

highway 84 cuts through pleasanton and through the peninsula.are focusing on the dumbarton bridge and the tri-valley. we are at pleasanton sunol, not far from the train station. we are looking at a crash that may be affecting you. it's important for folks off 680 and traveling in through fremont. meanwhile, that crash doesn't sound like it will take a long time to clear. we should be able to get local traffic around it. slowing here approaching the dumbarton bridge. the crash at the slow lane looks like it may have cleared. the bay bridge toll plaza has the back up. the metering lights turn on on time. back to you. >> as they do every day. thank you, mike. >>> opening statements will begin in san francisco in the case that has become a flash point. a man who entered this country illegal will go on trial for the murder of kate steinle. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us outside the court in san francisco. we have been waiting for the case to start for quite some time, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. president don

as tensions on the korean peninsula remain high president trump in a box in a five nation tour to east asia november on al-jazeera. in the most heavily country in the world if there's any country that would be experiencing p.t.s.d. it would be a nation that's been out war for four generations al-jazeera explores the reason those drones are there is to assist the innocent civilians they exist at all for a draw or even they're not firing is there frightening because any moment they've got a bomb living beneath the drones this time of al-jazeera. well i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. spain begins dismantling the cuttle on government with firings and warnings have a live report. government takes over farmland abandoned by the right hand to fling persecution. a change of policy to bypass you and agencies and provide direct assistance to persecuted christians in the middle east. i'm joining with the latest sports news including the houston astros beat the l.a. dodgers to meet baseball's world series but game three is overshadowed by

and he -- korean peninsula. and he does not want to have two open-sore conflicts with potential nuclear states on different sides of the world at the same time. secondly, it's the view of most people in the defense establishment, certainly in the pentagon, that if they are going to confront iran for its support of terrorism, for its activities in syria, they would much rather confront a non-nuclear iran. and there is no indication right now that iran is producing more uranium or enriching any plutonium that would move them toward a weapon. and those restrictions, if they are abided by, would stay in place for another 13 1/2 years. so mattis' view is, let's worry about this as we get closer to the deadline. charlie: basically he's saying, look, this deal put iran further from being able to build a nuclear weapon than it was without the deal. >> and i don't think there's any question about that. most of the israeli military establishment says that as well. although prime minister netanyahu also refers to it as a d

a traffic alert on the peninsula. if you are traveling on southbound 101 we have a full closure due to a crash just before wood side road. we do not have many details on this collision so we're working to get more from chp. in the meantime el camino real is wide open, 680 as well. if you are heading out on southbound 101 we don't have a huge backup. you will be forced off at whipple and then you can get back on the interstate there. also, it does look like we have all the cones picked up on southbound 680 through walnut creek as you get from pleasant hill down to 24 some residual delays hanging around about 13 miles an hour. yesterday they were almost an hour late picking up those cones. today looks like they're about 45 minutes early. it should not be the huge issue it was yesterday. let's check in with mike nicco for a look at our forecast. >>> let's take a look at our weather window. you can see the clouds not penetrating the golden gate bridge as we look down to the bay bridge. here is your 12-hour day planner wak

ii, the convoy operations but if you step back in history it is the europeans, particularly the peninsulathat has given us christopher columbus, prince henry the navigator, upper left is magellan who circumnavigated the world, less known by bartholomew diaz, the first to sail into the indian ocean. these mariners launched enormous voyages of discovery. in that atlantic today the geopolitical challenge comes from russia, increasing scope and scale of the russian military -- maritime forces. and as we do in the pacific, not insurmountable, not leading to another war but tension that will play out in this maritime sphere, front line ships, in the caribbean off our coast. the third largest ocean after the pacific, and the atlantic, is this is the indian ocean which begins to hit the world stage as a spice route. today is increasingly a zone for everything from piracy off the coast of east africa, hydrocarbons, here we see the interplay of india, a rising superpower, with pakistan, that will over the course of the century drive geopolitics in the indian ocean. we see it today tactically in yem

mostly some low to mid 80s, concord today up to 86 degrees, oakland 76 degrees and for the peninsula 79 in san mateo, redwood city 81 degrees, 71 on the embarcadero and north bay and sonoma today expect a high of 84 degrees. now, as you're getting the kids out the door and ready for school this morning we have the chilliest temperatures in the north bay, santa rosa, you are still going to be in the 40s by the time you walk the kids to school in the next hour and then at recess they are going to have some slightly more comfortable temperatures but still most likely wearing long sleeves and then walking home from school it's going to be really nice in the upper 70s. getting out early in san francisco, going for a run it's going to be in the low to mid 50s, perfect jogging weather even throughout the afternoon as our highs reach into the upper 60s. if the kids have after school activities or football practice, something like that on the peninsula it's going to be in the upper 70s today after school. then heading into the weekend in san francisco some mid 70s in the forecast, still reall

peninsula, 82 in redwood city.mperatures at the coastline, 67 at the outer sun set, mission 74. the marina were fleet week, that is the pre mow spot and we see mostly sunny skies for the event for the blue angels in the afternoon if you're headed there. we know folks are trying to escape everyone headed to san francisco and going to wine country also good there. 85 in napa. a little bit of this updown pattern 72 for sunday, back up to 76 on monday, and then 60s into next wednesday, thursday and friday. for the inland valleys we have 84. so going down sunday and back up to 87 on monday and then we have 70s returning thursday and friday. looks like i've done my job for the weekend. great weather, i'm out of here. >> and out. >> yeah. >> the car is running in the parking lot right now. >> drop the mic. >>> up next, high-tech help that could bring some cell phone service back to puerto rico. >>> happening now on our website, amazon might be moving into pharmaceuticals. the company is to decide before thanksgiving if it

i don't think from the peninsula south. 50s and 60s on the temperatures.re looking for a change but not until friday. rain develops friday into sunday. one system will come through late friday into early saturday and another on sunday. the key for this is this is more of a mountain event for snow than rain. there could be some decent amounts for the mountains. sierra nevada -- it will start off very high, around 6500 feet. sunday it will get down to 4500 feet. no advisories yet but there will be some as we head toward friday and the weekend. low clouds favoring the peninsula and south but now trying to fill in on the north. there is a northeast breezes preventing that from making too much of a search. overall it is clear for some and cloudy for others. 40s for many. 56, sfo. fremont, 50s as well. with the cloud cover toward santa cruz and the chris santa cruz mountains, all 50s. santa cruz, 50s. 52 seems like a popular number. 27, truckee. homewood, 41. south lake tahoe, 30. you can see the signature on that slight northerly breeze for a few. the key will

president donald trump in two weeks time tensions on the korean peninsula and the north recent nuclear tests are expected to top the agenda in sheffield meetings tony burke is our correspondent following events force of course are these men are laying the groundwork for the president's visit but there are some thorny issues to be ironed out in the meanwhile. yes and one of them will be worked out what would happen in the event of a war and the moment united states forces would retain command of the south korean forces they number eight hundred thousand but since an agreement in the one nine hundred fifty s. after the korean war it was always agreed that the u.s. would take command but now with a new president a liberal president in south korea they're looking at the scenario that if it does come to a conflict that they want to be in control of their own forces i think that's a sign of a change in government but also because they're a little bit concerned perhaps of the rhetoric coming from washington and in particular from president trump so there are some concerns here as you say that

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naval exercises underway of the korean peninsula. and ranger refugee children who escaped violence in me and face a new threat in bangladesh more in that state. hello there we've got some very heavy downpours working their way through parts of the u.s. at the moment particularly in the northwest that's where we're seeing some of the wettest of the weather it's also affecting us in the western parts of canada over here quite a lot of that is turning to snow ahead of it there's another weather system galloping its way across us that's giving us some heavy downpours and also dragging down the temperatures too so ahead of it still warm for now it's new york there clinging on to the sunshine even as we head through monday and temperatures should make it to around twenty one degrees which is seventeen fahrenheit a bit further towards the south and here there's lots of showers currently particular over cuba and jamaica that's where we're seeing most of them but they are easing i think as we head through the next twenty four hours or so so m

sanctions which include asset freezes and travel bans are targeted against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which of course has been headquartered in yemen for years as well as against eisel in side yemen which i has come up in recent years but has proven to be as much of a security threat not just to the yemeni people but to other countries in the region as well and so their hope is that by targeting these people and these organizations that they can disrupt much of. his activities around the gulf yeah and also why do you think this is happening now i mean give us a bit more background to this joint u.s. tasa initiative. well of course two things happened felicity first this center was stood up by these countries back in late may the u.s. president doll tromp was visiting the region on an official trip and at the time it was seen as really the next step between the united states and its gulf partners to try to crack down on terrorism financing of course a couple of weeks after the announcement of this joint initiative the embargo of qatar was started by saudi arabia and several other count

problem on the peninsula. at least 30-minute delays. that is all due to a switching problem on the tracks. >>> alexis, thank you. the death toll is expected to rise in the six north bay fires. officials say at least 17 people killed statewide. >> 11 of the victims from sonoma county, three mendocino county, two from napa county and one from yuba county. >> new evacuation have is been issued. if you live in these areas in red you need to get out now including moon mountain road, mission way, london way, martin road, cavedale road, and adobe way. people living along highway 12 between agua caliente and madrone are not under a mandatory evacuation but the sheriff's office says to have a bag packed and ready to go in case things take a turn for the worse. >> a mandatory evacuation order in parts of calistoga. everyone who lives north of grant street needs to get out immediately. all other areas of the city are now under an advisory alert. that means everybody in calistoga has to be ready to leave on a moment's notice. now back in santa rosa

it's going to head towards san francisco, the peninsula, and the coast. so, yes, the worst of it is still ahead of us. this is the way it looks in walnut creek. hazardous in the north bay, the poorest air quality there is, coast and central bay, you could see on the left there, that is you in the yellow. everybody else doing okay right now. but, if we get down to that lowest level there. you can see that health alert, everyone will experience more serious health effects this afternoon. reggie, and with those winds kicking up, the fire danger is not far behind. i'll have details on that. >> and that is the last thing we need. it is okay this morning, but obviously it is getting worse fast, thank you, mike. >>> just this morning jessica castro was interviewing the fire marshal when he revealed something we were saddened to hear. he lost his own home in the fire. >> yeah, myself, several of my friends, i understand we have at least seven of us from the santa rosa fire department, seven from the police department and the sheriff's department that lost their h

ravaged areas and san francisco with lighter rain tonight and making it's way into parts of the peninsula as well as the east bay and into san jose shortly before midnight, you'll hear some of that rain coming down through the roof and also breezy winds. a lot coming while you will be sleeping later on overnight. we will talk more about how much rain we could see and then also what's ahead as we go into the weekend. that's coming up a little bit later. >> well, up in the north bay, many people will return to ash and cinder. the rebuilding process begins in sonoma county following the devastating north bay wild fires. officials will meet with residents to make sure that they're doing it safely. nbc bay area's pete soranos joins us live with details for later, pete. >> reporter: yeah, good morning marcus. and we're stand in that area when the first areas where the evacuation orders were lifted. county officials were going to need lift residents in a couple of hours. there's going to be two meetings to help them as far as when they're getting reacclimated to these neighborhoods over what is

clapper he was a voice of what's on the table has to be a pledge for no nukes on the peninsula of you have talked to them before and you are well aware of the negotiations. how do you factor that history with the prospects for the current crisis?. >> we have agreements with north korea. with that framework of 1994 in the fact of the matter is with that plutonium program we have that process of 1989 and the also visiting with president clinton so that was progress to the nuclear programs. in with those nuclear weapons. the only way they will stop is if they say we know you have concerns we will address those but to stop launch missiles i don't know how you don't get there if you don't talk to them. >> what we offer them a what we wanted return? and then they have to stop bin the nuclear test. literally travel of a piece of paper from that a line albright as secretary of state they won a security services and a peace treaty. and with the economic development assistance. to pursue nuclear weapons for a number of years. inez they were promised so there were a number of deliverable availab