without the police to help peta d.s. and his men have to beat a retreat from the demonstrators. oh here we go. to no show wisconsin shortly afterwards in late august again the police shoot an afro american angry protesters set fire to a building. the militias demanding tough action against black lives matter and wants to see the police does bandits all together. violence is quickly becoming the new normal on the streets of america once again police used tear gas against demonstrators. are. they respond with burning barry. ates. and suddenly the militia men appear the self annoying to defenders of law and order . then the situation gets out of control a 17 year old trump supporter hans stone and shoots 2 black lives matter protesters . the police make no effort to stop or arrest him. exclusive footage shot by our camera team shows the shooter shortly after the killings walking around unchallenged it was not until the following day that he was arrested and charged with murder. american wolf later declared him a hero and collected tens of thousands of dollars in donations for his l

anon with its claim that satan worshipping peta file elites are running our lives launched three yearsng to germany as well it's it here in sterling forces with coded deniers and right wing extremists at recent protests in front of the reichstag. some q. anon supporters on both sides of the atlantic have been linked to violence are title today q. o oe on how dangerous are conspiracy theories.

peta diaz of the right wing militia american rule says the police have failed and that the u.s. needs armed men like himself to restore law and order. people that are down there not protesters they're criminals and they're actively working to help these neighbor lights our government. being a. target practice for members of the militia american wolf at a secret location in the u.s. state of washington. this is a k 47 rifle holds 30 bullets the notorious automatic weapon is the one prefers . the kalashnikov was originally developed by the savia dread army for peter it is the ideal weapon to defend his american values. regard classic so they don't make a might not any more right you could drop it in the mud. a successful businessman peter recently founded american wolf he says their goal is to keep america the way it is a nation under god proud and conservative he will reveal how many people have joined his group but many are former soldiers. recent estimates suggest there are about $180.00 militias around the country most of them support president trump are heavy lee armed and be

the real problem is that most of the whales that ended up stranding of peta were already have died and any relatively few have been able to be rescued and some of those at peta were protests and back into the danger zone again so it's a very serious and wiring process going on while such as pilot whales you sign up and they you sign up to help navigate through complex underwater topography and sometimes if the sun are signal heat sandbanks and things like that they don't actually get a return signal so they don't realize that something is in their pathway and they keep swimming assuming it's open ocean we don't really know why so many wild strain we know that pollock whales are very social animals they hardly social like many mammals and they are in big family groups and sometimes i speak family groups aggregate in the p. is somehow that something has drawn the mean close to the coast instead of further offshore and as a result of possibly some leaving miles stranding initially the rest of them have come in and followed. this is all just the reviews of the top stories the head of the e

without the police to help peta d.s. and his men have to beat a retreat from the demonstrators. oh here we go. to no show wisconsin shortly afterwards in late august again the police shoot an afro american angry protesters set fire to a building. the militia is demanding tough action against black lives matter and wants to see the police disband that's all together. violence is quickly becoming the new normal on the streets of america once again police used tear gas against demonstrators. are. they respond with burning barry. ates. and suddenly the militia men appear the self annoying to defenders of law and order . then the situation gets out of control a 17 year old trump supporter hans stone and shoots 2 black lives matter protesters . the police make no effort to stop or arrest him. exclusive footage shot by our camera team shows the shooter shortly after the killings walking around unchallenged it was not until the following day that he was arrested and charged with murder. american wolf later he cleared him a hero and collected tens of thousands of dollars in donations for

without the police to help peta d.s. and his men have to beat a retreat from the demonstrators. oh here we go. to no show wisconsin shortly afterwards in late august again the police shoot an afro american angry protesters set fire to a building. the militia is demanding tough action against black lives matter and wants to see the police disband all together. violence is quickly becoming the new normal on the streets of america once again police used tear gas against demonstrators. they respond with burning barry k. . it's. and suddenly the militia men appear the self annoying to defend herself law and order. then the situation gets out of control a 17 year old trumps supporter hans stone and shoots 2 black lives matter protesters. the police make no effort to stop or arrest him. exclusive footage shot by our camera team shows the shooter shortly after the killings walking around unchallenged it was not until the following day that he was arrested and charged with murder. american wolf later declared him a hero and collected tens of thousands of dollars in donations for his lega

has mistreated animals at the gw exotic animal park in wynnewood oklahoma as part of a court order petay confiscated 3 young lions they're going to be moved to an animal sanctuary in colorado, you may remember the zoo announced its closure in august. after the usda suspended its slices let's check in with the chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here for a last look at the weather all right guys, you hey, you know what we've had nice skies out there tonight and certainly a couple high clouds. >>as well from a weak cold front. that's kind of kicking through right now but other than that we've got some great weather ahead overnight lows going to be in the 50's and a couple of 60's so not all that coal will be long before starting to see those numbers get a whole lot colder later on and fall temperatures tomorrow looking good into san francisco. you can be in the 60's there for the most part about 64 degrees a little cooler the sunset coming patches of fog thing moving in late in the day along the coastline tomorrow all 60's all along the coast. >>inside the bay are looking to 69 in millbra

without the police to help peta d.s. and his men have to beat a retreat from the demonstrators. oh here we go. to no show wisconsin shortly afterwards in late august again the police shoot an afro american angry protesters set fire to a building. the militias demanding tough action against black lives matter and wants to see the police disband that's all together. violence is quickly becoming the new normal on the streets of america once again police used tear gas against demonstrators. they respond with burning barry. ates. and suddenly the militia men appear the self annoying to defenders of law and order . then the situation gets out of control a 17 year old trumps supporter hans stone and shoots 2 black lives matter protesters . the police make no effort to stop or arrest him. exclusive footage shot by our camera team shows the shooter shortly after the killings walking around unchallenged it was not until the following day that he was arrested and charged with murder. american wolf later declared him a hero and collected tens of thousands of dollars in donations for his leg

anon with its claim that satan worshipping peta file elites are running our lives launched three yearso in the u. s. q. anon is spreading to germany as well it's it here in sterling forces with coded deniers and right wing extremists at recent protests in front of the reichstag. some q. anon supporters on both sides of the atlantic have been linked to violence are title today q. o oe on how dangerous are conspiracy theories.

are already have died and any relatively few have been able to be rescued and some of those at peta are protests and back into the danger zone again so it's a very serious and wiring process going on while such as pilot whales you sign up and they use to help navigate through complex underwater topography and sometimes if the sun a signal hits sandbanks and things like that they don't actually get a return signal so they don't realize that something is in their pathway and they keep swimming assuming it's open ocean we don't really know why so many wild strain we know that pollock whales are very social animals they highly social like many mammals and they are in big family groups and sometimes they speak family groups aggregate and other p. is somehow that something has drawn the mean close to the coast instead of further offshore and as a result of possibly some leaving my old stranding initially the rest of them of common and followed. ok it's time now for all the sports and let's get you have to leah thanks laura let's start in japan where the government and tokyo olympic offici

coming up in about 25 minutes with peta dubey before that it's the latest edition of want to. russia now seems to be going off to the main economic resource which is of course story we bring you the stories and developments that a rapidly changing the world live in president obama's america 1st policy trigger to try a war that morphed into a technological war counting the cost on al-jazeera. one of this trial his beloved must see feel. they're under threat from one of the most painful diseases in the natural. on the critically endangered list for the twenty's. dashing my mind. one on one east makes no bones about warrior whose unique sanctuary could hold the key to this survival. is a survivor when she was hit by a car many of her bones were broken during. the local vet wanted to put her down but donna stepan doesn't give up on a woman. she's building a sanctuary dedicated to saving one by. its own sleepy bar and the life here is anything but sleep in one word but would you describe your daily schedule of. insight because that's what everybody tells me i am. got every year old

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without the police to help peta d.s. and his men have to beat a retreat from the demonstrators. all right here we go. to no show wisconsin shortly afterwards in late august again the police shoot an afro american angry protesters set fire to a building. the militia is demanding tough action against black lives matter and wants to see the police disbanded it's all together. violence is quickly becoming the new normal on the streets of america once again police used tear gas against demonstrators. they respond with burning barricades. and suddenly the militia men are. pierre the self annoying to defenders of law and order. then the situation gets out of control a 17 year old trump supporter hans stone and shoots 2 black lives matter protesters . the police make no effort to stop or arrest him. exclusive footage shot by our camera team shows the shooter shortly after the killings walking around unchallenged it was not until the following day that he was arrested and charged with murder. american wolf later they cleared him a hero and collected tens of thousands of dollars in donati

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of peta there's been international reaction coming in from other countries what's been said. well chancellor merkel also pointed out that the eyes of the world were watching the case and not certainly being represented in what we've seen both leaders of the united kingdom and e.u. leaders voicing their concerns over the situation it's outrageous that a chemical weapon was used against. we have seen 1st hand the deadly consequences of novacek in the u.k. the russian government must now explain what happens mr we will work with international partners to ensure justice is done i was informed by chancellor merkel that russian opposition leader in a vase it was attacked i dunno the agent it is our country this is a despicable in cali act once again that the traitors need to be brought to justice . conspicuous by his absence when it comes to international reaction with u.s. president donald trump however his democratic opposition in the upcoming u.s. presidential elections joe biden did say that the lack of a response from president trump showed that he was weak on russia something

several jump politicians are calling for action to be taken against mosco our europe correspondent peta out of a husband across this. fiery debate in the in the strike on friday night with the majority of lawmakers pointing a finger of blame firmly at russia and the russian government for what happened to alexis there was some voices questioning the official german government line that there weren't many and that really if the kremlin really regrets the assassination attempt on alex in the valley and really wants to clear things up why does novell need such a level of protection from our security services political murder is part of the putin system. i'm not so not only are the russian supposed to have tried to poison an opponent of the regime with a military nerve agent but the put it in his tea why would the russian government be so stupid them and even let an avanti fly out to germany instead of hiding him in russia it's absurd. the north stream to gas pipeline project was a major factor in the debate the pipeline which would take russian gas under the baltic sea directly into german

news are coming up in about 25 minutes with peta dubey. before that it's the latest edition of want to. russia now seems to be going off to the main economic resource which is a pool story we bring you the stories and developments that the rapidly changing the world live in president obama's america 1st policy trigger to try a war that morphed into a technological war counting the cost on al-jazeera. one of us trial is beloved must see feel. they're under threat from one of the most painful diseases in the natural. on the critically endangered list for the twenty's. dashing my mind. one on one east makes no bones about warrior whose unique sanctuary could hold the key to this survival.

month's disputed election you can get lots more news on our web site al jazeera dot com tweet me at peta dot be one up next counting the cost i'll have more news for you in 30 minutes see that. jordan is counting the cost on al-jazeera you look at the world of business and economics this week brazil has the world's 2nd highest number of coronavirus the economy is in meltdown and groff cases are piling up against the president's family . popularity is on the rise also this week some livestock under threat mexican farmers feel what little water they have is going to be given to the united states. and the battle for the skies a british startup joins up a crowded field to develop electric. which could take in the middle of this decade . now from all the headlines you may think that brazil's president jacques both an arrow is having a terrible pandemic his dismissive belligerence saw the virus run. riots with more than 4 and a half 1000000 cases and over 135000 deaths brazil's been hit hard by the virus but support among the poor has seen both tomorrows popularity at its highest level since h

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check out our website the address al jazeera dot com you can tweet me i'll tweet you back i'm at peta dopy one more news in 30 minutes up next inside story about. parts of the launch team in 2006 protesters have called for a 1000000. in the time i've covered wars revolutions elections and military poor's . from the favelas of caracas to the battlefields around mosul i would drop this to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. is india launching a crackdown of government critics police prosecute opposition activists and muslims in connection with rights triggered by the controversial citizenship law well the detained received justice this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm imran khan it was some of the worst violence for years in india riots in new delhi triggered by the newly introduced citizenship law in february killed at least 53 people the legislation far strikes national.

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without the police to help peta d.s. and his men have to beat a retreat from the demonstrators. oh here we go. to no show wisconsin shortly afterwards in late august again the police shoot an afro american angry protesters set fire to a building. the militia is demanding tough action against black lives matter and wants to see the police disband that's all together. violence is quickly becoming the new normal on the streets of america once again police used tear gas against demonstrators. they respond with burning barry. it's. and suddenly the militia men appear the self annoying to defenders of law and order . then the situation gets out of control a 17 year old trumps supporter hans stone and shoots 2 black lives matter protesters . the police make no effort to stop or arrest him. exclusive footage shot by our camera team shows the shooter shortly after the killings walking around unchallenged it was not until the following day that he was arrested and charged with murder. american wolf later he cleared him a hero and collected tens of thousands of dollars in donations for his

is it's about always the idea as you said in 2009 also i'm that's a good amount of us kind of but peta has been sometimes that have been not them to be poor to stop these fires of dissent in india but what i said what are the happen now it has been a kind of vetting organized a way of deciding stopping the dissent whatever the war post-horses had come from and that have been what i don't want the poles and are going to use and it's not only i'm this duty that are going to pose and full of loss and you are sob staci been stopped receiving my money from abroad i'm nestea has been kind of far more a to get this kind of focused art then some because of its international type your and or so it's it has been brought out a number of resource particularly in the last 2 months though it brought about but important in august why one gust mean then i think august 20th 28th on their bellies riots and i think immediately after a back to the government more whites with glee and stopped on what they were the accounts they had before that they had all still i'm but i get there and even some of the peo

in the mid 80's with widespread mid to upper 80's for the south bay, san jose 86 degrees as dismal peta's winds out of the west helping to push all that smoke and ash and we're not really going to notice any cloud cover so starting and ending the day with plenty of sunshine livermore toasty temperatures there in the low 90's with widespread low 80's throughout the east bay shoreline and walnut creek and concord warming up to 92 degrees nap a few degrees cooler than that at 88 santa rosa and avato in the low to mid 90's but then starting to cool down by early this upcoming week back to you just in and jonathan thank you so much. >>still ahead tonight a cancer survivor is paying it forward by so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounc

mountain view widespread mid to upper 70's for those of you in the south bay, san jose, 70 degrees no peta 73 degrees and back in the 80's for inland valleys of the east bay livermore 82 degrees and low to mid 70's throughout the east bay shoreline hayward 75 degrees richmond, a degree warmer at 76 conquered it walnut creek 82 degrees and as we take a look at the north bay napa 78 degrees sonoma, 76 and santa rosa 82 degrees. so pretty seasonable weather for our last weekend of summer hard to believe just steen that all starts on tuesday this year has really just been one babe or because of the pandemic but one thing that we are going to notice some offshore winds sunday into monday slight high fire danger concern with an even stronger offshore wind event things to those northerly winds returning to the bay area next weekend. so going to keep an eye certainly on the changing wind patterns in the coming days back to you. thank a breeze that. >>coming up if you're in the market for a new job. well tell you about 2 companies in the bay area, the plan to hire thousands of new employees in the

works the peta the world famous and geo best known for its crackdowns on for. half bath.i am this young activist is at the forefront of the fight against fur in china a country which is now peaches top priority. going to hit all as well dying to say so it's an animal's are not protected fighters there are no laws to control farming livestock and trace shit. going townsell so the whole of course there are other organizations like ours fighting against animal suffering that they are. because there's no law we don't have an official spokes person their military these animals don't have any protection or rights from when they're farmed right up until when they're carried i don't let us assume it will recall. can you describe the hygiene there i don't know if i'm clear with that. the animals urinate and defecate in their cages hides how some may develop skin diseases because they're cooped up inside or some of them go crazy. the point where they attack each other and we've seen bite marks on their skin from other animals in the trunk or on the canal shipping it boil down to th

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latest tech company to consider jumping into the ipo market air bnb is another one looking at that and peta is criticizing along must for implanting a brain device, an of pig. >>now this is part of an invention he believes can cure everything from blindness to quadriplegia he did though says that hicks did not volunteer for that surgery and roller skates are undergoing a major resurgence as americans turn to muscle to pass times are looking to keep their spirits high during the pandemic business insider reports the retailers ranging from the big box stores to the roller skate makers like moxie and impala say there's been huge demand that there's back orders for things and limited stock analysts say that people are just looking for relief from quarantine boredom live from new york, i'm jane king bacteria, okay. >>yeah, i want to do anything elder i q how many dog walks can you do. thank you jane >>time now 7.21 we'll take a quick break coming up the giants putting on a show last night with a blowout win on the road we're going to the game highlights coming up so stay with us for that. plus a

be at 79 degrees for this time of year, but you're going to warm up into the mid 90's as well know peta'sgrees with triple digit heat becoming more widespread for inland valleys livermore a 100 degrees so you're going to be more than 20 degrees above average there widespread low to mid-nineties for the east bay shoreline oakland 95 degrees richmond, 96 with a roaring orinda get in the mid-nineties hitting the century mark for residents in walnut creek fire monday afternoon, widespread triple digit heat for the north bay it's going to be critical fire danger concerns even after the winds subside monday morning. it is going to leave a very hot and dry air mass with these triple digit temperatures only drying out the vegetation even more well into the single digits specially for parts of the inland valleys in the north bay taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast. we will notice little relief on tuesday. so expect another similar pattern from monday's temperatures into tuesday very little change for inland valleys, but along the coast cooling down into the 70's and 80's thanks to the r

has mistreated animals at the gw exotic animal park in wynnewood oklahoma as part of a court order petarecently confiscated 3 young alliance. they'll be moved to an animal sanctuary in colorado. you may remember the zoo announced its closure in august after the usda suspended its license. >>deals for east by families where we're living in uncertain times, but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without coverage, visit coveredca.com to learn more or enroll today. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy p

al-jazeera asked rishon it if it wished to comment on the peta humphrey case but they declined.coming up in part to the sources these databases use are all in the public domain but how reliable are they as a means of identifying potential financial crime with all the reputational damage that can entail if a story is currently very boy voices or. associated press or other global news organizations you can reasonably except that they're taken care over the factual content within that story if its own somebodies wordpress blogs that you have to be more cautious about. expected to apply i just want to move. this lands of money you know. the police titian's playground during election season they say if you win in bond or you're big on their money let promises are made and votes are gone their votes are for sale so you have to pay them to vote for you but we're real changes made their way to the lives of the people who weren't long on leave in this land. on al-jazeera. rewind returns. with updates on the best about dizziness documentaries i would compare it to a onion we have in the o

that some foreign journalists working in the country might come under scrutiny from security agencies peta dot and said the government wanted to address foreign interference in australia would act if it believed people were masquerading as reporters to australian journalists working in china this week flew home after being questioned by chinese authorities if people here is journalists reporting fairly on the news alerts for a bit if they hear. providing a slated view to a particular community then we have concern with that if those attempts it fearing or conducting. type activities then we have a problem with that. now the coronavirus pandemic is driving a surge in demand for plant based meat across asia in thailand one of the world's connery capital sales a soaring as dinah's try to focus on making healthier choices for themselves scott either reports now from bangkok. i hope you're healthy and stay healthy are common greetings in the era of covert 19 with the immune boosting benefits of a healthy diet and reports of covert contamination at meat processing plants millions in asia are tak

star ryan reynolds makes move to invest in a small football club and wales has details coming up with peta and sports. protests running into the night outside thailand's parliament in bangkok where politicians have been discussing whether to amend the constitution they all the latest in weeks of student led protests calling for reform many want a change in the powers of the want to can an end to military involvement in the government. when hey now he's standing by for us with those protests and bangkok vessel has anything come out of the parliamentary session yes. no it hasn't this been a very long process over the past 2 days we've seen a series of debates 6 proposals brought forward by political parties have been read before the parliament a joint sitting both the lower house and the upper house $750.00 representatives in total those 6 proposals talk about different amendments to the constitution from opposition political parties and those forming the ruling coalition as well we're going to vote for hours now less than 4 hours before this parliamentary session ends and it won't sits agai

well a lot peta because they have 2 decades of catching up to do between them the afghan government delegation led by the law and others who's the leader of the political office actually the delegation which is going to be in negotiation is led by the former chief justice of the taliban both sides as they came out of this cautious optimism making sure that they're making their points clear saying that a lot of sun needs immediate humanitarian cease fire a cessation of hostilities saw that there can be an end to the violence in afghanistan and the dialogue could begin to words which you have got inside saying that they come to the table with their own agenda they want and inclusive government not the one that it represents of learned son now they want a government which is which is representative of all of our guns including taliban at the helm of power how is that going to be formalized is going to be discussed in these talks so they have a lot of catching up to do they have a not to talk about and a lot to go all verse so if the road to reach these negotiations which has been bumpy to say the

on peta has been an officer for 16 years she says her family can barely survive if. they get any basis i make 43000 pesos a month this is a wage that leaves my family below the poverty line before the pandemic we were able to make some extras but now we don't have any extra money and it's tough to sustain my family base officer who did not want his name mentioned says he needs to pay for his own equipment. this gives us some money for our clothes but the price is 4 times what they give us we have expired bullet proof jackets everything is wrong. so this week for the 1st time police officers are taking to the streets there demanding a 56 percent salary increase. call it 19 having praised the pressure on the man temp lawyers like doctors and others who say they're working nonstop and cannot make ends meet i didn't tina has one of the highest inflation rates in the world even in the economic crisis and that's why this people here say they are urgently needed a way government officials told al-jazeera that some of those involved in the protest are under investigation for

number 5 who thinks the september conditions of the french open could suit him that's coming up with peta and the sport. the family of brianna taylor has condemned the decision not to bring home a side charges against any of the police officers involved in the raid that led to her death the family's lawyers have called on kentucky's attorney general to release transcripts from the grand jury a statement from tennis mother said a lack of investigation had failed her daughter protesters have been defying overnight curfews to express their anger well john hendren is live for us in louisville john i saw some pictures of the press conference that was held earlier on with the family and also their lawyers it was easy to see the anger and frustration that they're feeling what were they saying when they were there. and trying to leave earlier for the family benjamin crump said that he wants to see the transcript of what the attorney general gave to the grand jury because he was concerned that perhaps he did not recommend charges against the officer for actually firing the bullets that killed bria

. >> peta that's exactly right.was one of nine women out of a class of 500. when i went there, more than half or around that, were women. she paved the way and i remember you always paid a little bit closer attention when it was a s calia or ginsburg descent. these people left their legacy on the court and ruth bader ginsburg knowingly going to law school her husband get cancer and she's raising a three- year-old on the law review she really paved the way and made a place in american history that will never be forgotten. will: kayleigh all those points are well taken who ruth bader ginsburg was not just as a juris t, but as a person. we move forward to what happens next. waiting for joe biden to put out a list of potential nominees he might put forward should he become president of the united states. president trump has already put forward names that he could potentially be nominating some examples including senator tom cotton, senator ted cruz, josh h olly, attorney general daniel cameron of kentucky, paul clement