adrian two police stations appear to come under attack police station number thirteen in district thirteen that's been dusted archie in the west of the city that's mainly a minority. neighborhood you know that pack apparently is still ongoing at least one building in flames there in the second attack on police station in district number ten that's the very heart of the city's a very center of the city at least eight explosions there over the past hour and forty minutes or so and lots of small arms fire the interior minister saying that there are still suicide bombers in one of the building in the area and that that attack also ongoing as well it's unclear whether the targets were actually the police stations there are also a number of other things in the area there is the main visa agency for india right next to the police station which some have suggested may have been the target in p.g. and as well as the asian development bank a big donor here but definitely too complex attack something we haven't. been for a while simultaneous complex attack and put this into context for us jennifer ju

several explosions in the afghan capital kabul targeting at least two police stations. a hostage situation as a prison in indonesia at least six people have been killed. i believe now the urgent warning to more homeowners in hawaii. iran's supreme leader has challenge the u.s. president of the pulling out of the nuclear deal saying that his statement contained at least ten lies donald trump announced washington's withdrawal from the twenty fifteen agreement on tuesday. vowed to impose the highest levels of sanctions against tehran inside iran's parliament politicians demonstrated and burned the u.s. flag they're expected to vote on a response to trump's announcement iran's president condemned the u.s. for not respecting its commitments he says that iran will remain in the pact but warns that it could resume in reaching your radium if its national interests on respected other signatories to the twenty fifteen dealing clued in france germany and the u.k. say they regret trump's decision but will remain parties to the agreement but trump's received support from the united

next project is the northern police station richmond police station and taraval police station renovation. it's under construction, and the contractor is moving along, and they have completed the site and drainage work at richmond police station. they've also -- are close to 80% done at northern police station. and the next project is the firearms simulation training facility at the lake merced range? the modular building was fabricated at an off-site facility and it was delivered and shipped to the site and placed on a foundation that was built by a different contractor. that work was completed and the mission police station renovation which is a structural strengthening project at this station is -- has completed 65% design? it's actually further along now, with upcoming mile stones on the various projects, the firearms simulators training facility was supposed to achieve completed construction in april 2018, but due to some late discoveries during construction, it's now going to be completed this month, and it's actually substantially completed. and the building is done. the simulation

a police station in surabaya was targeted by a family of five on monday.e family all died except for an eight—year—old girl. on sunday, another family split into three groups to target churches in the same city. 13 churchgoers died. 0ur correspondent mehulika sitepu brings us the lastest. behind me is the surabaya police station that was attacked by a family of suicide bombers this morning. ten people were wounded when a family of five, including children, blew themselves up at the gate. four attackers died but in a chilled girl survived. the police station, located at a main road that is normally very busy but tonight it is very quiet, the city's mayor has —— four attackers died but an eight—year—old girl survived. the police station, located at a main road that is normally very busy but tonight it is very quiet, the city's mayor has urged all residents to stay at home and closed roads temporarily. so far, police have arrested ten suspects. on sunday, another family attacked three churches in the city, killing 18 people, including the bombers, who again i

a police station in surabaya was targeted by a family of five on monday.e family all died, except for an eight—year—old girl. on sunday, another family split into three groups to target churches in the same city. 13 churchgoers died. 0ur correspondent mehulika sitepu brings us the lastest. behind me is the surabaya police station that was attacked by a family of suicide bombers this morning. ten people were wounded when a family of five, including children, blew themselves up at the gate. four attackers died but in a chilled girl survived. the police station, located at a main road that is normally very busy but tonight it is normally very busy but tonight it is very quiet, the city's mayor has urged all residents to stay at home temporarily. —— closed roads. so far, police have arrested ten suspects. 0n far, police have arrested ten suspects. on sunday, anotherfamily attacked three churches in the city, killing 18 people, including the bombers, who again included children. it was the worst terrorist attack in the country in more than a decade. the attacks

the police station located at a main road that is normally very busy but tonight it is very quiet. ts to stay at home and closed schools temporarily. so far, police have arrested ten suspects. on sunday, another family attacked three churches in the city, killing 18 people, including the bombers, who again included children. it was the worst terrorist attack in the country in more than a decade. the attacks were carried out by a cell of an islamic state inspired network. the network was also responsible for a suicide gun and bomb attack injakarta in 2016 and several other attacks in police stations. the head of mi5 has accused russia of "criminal thuggery" and "bare—faced lying". andrew parker condemned moscow for the salisbury nerve agent attack, and for backing the use of chemical weapons in syria and annexing crimea. in a speech in berlin, mr parker also revealed that since last year, security services are thwarting, on average, one terror attack a month in the uk. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera reports. more than two months after the poisonings in salisbury, signs toda

minutes or so the taleban thing a number of attackers with heavy and light weapons heading to the police station it's claiming that a number of officers and commanders have been killed but this is an ongoing attack the police and special forces fighting taleban fighters many of them with suicide vests we understand by p ten going on nearly six hours later. here in kabul and across the country it says jennifer that the security forces are incapable of stopping these attacks clearly we witnessing it now despite the dramatic increases seen over the last couple of months and the warnings of more to come. that's right the interior minister went on television actually to defend his police forces and his security forces now he says in his defense the interior ministry doesn't have enough of the intelligence equipment to try and prevent these attacks and he says that the attackers are getting help from outside from from organizers outside of afghanistan he says the intelligence services do have some of the equipment needed to try and slow these attacks but the interior ministry has a lot to take care of

if they do there will be very severe consequence ok so said bombers have struck two police stations in afghanistan's capital killing at least five people and wounding seventeen others. two police officers were killed and three others were injured in the first incident in western kabul the second attack also targeted a police station which was located in the city center the government says at least eight suicide bombers took part in the attacks overall one of which has been claimed by eisel and the other by the telephone polls have closed and counting is underway in malaysia's most tightly force election in years the vote pitted prime minister najib razak long ruling coalition against the resurgent opposition led by his one time a mentor ninety two year old former prime minister mahathir mohamad the ruling party's image has been tarnished by a financial scandal which saw in a jeep accused of taking hundreds of millions of dollars in government funds early indications suggest the ruling party me cling on to power but could lose the popular vote before and slew joins us live now from kual

thirteen thirteen of the city west of the city has under attack so to have police station number ten in charge now there have been at least five explosions seven of them smaller followed by small arms fire the attack started just about half an hour ago right now the small arms fire has died down the police seem to have held off the attackers there is being in the street but a complex attack here in the center to complex attacks here in the center of kabul it's unclear exactly what the target of the attack in charge now was whether it actually was the police station or whether it is the. another company that does indian visas or the asian development bank on your each other right we'll have more on that breaking story out of kabul and when we get it to the mother jennifer glass many thanks indeed. u.s. president of trump has defied last ditch diplomatic efforts by his european allies to stick by the iran nuclear deal following his announcement that he's going to pull out of the pact has been swift international reaction with more criticism than support members of iran's parliament bur

attacks in which she was accused of overseeing torture techniques suicide bombers have struck two police stations in afghanistan's capital killing at least five people and wounding seventeen others. two police officers were killed and three others were injured in the first incident in western kabul which was carried out by eisold the second attack also targeted a police station located in the city center and that was claimed by the taliban at least six people have died in a riot at a high security prison for eisel suspects in indonesia al-jazeera has been told that several guards are being held hostage at the jail which is south of the capital jakarta going to have more on all those stories in half an hour stay with us though coming up next on his ear witness. but as a judge decide who a political hitler took a single death from the us of folks well. some of them is. overwhelmingly in this city at two militias some. say that tension is. going to have both gone because the fish and sheen have mattie's period. and money's been days of head and neck of us. he's got you. we've. seen many cases heard

five family members arrived outside a police station and detonated their explosives.e attack. you can just make out the two motorbikes as they approach the checkpoint at the police station. what happened next is too graphic to show you. this though is the aftermath. you can see that those motorbikes we re you can see that those motorbikes were nowhere to be seen, and there's a huge amount of smoke. the family member who survived was an 8—year—old girl who was wedged between her parents on the motorbike. indonesia's president is vowing to force through a long—awaited anti—terrorism bill if parliament doesn't pass it. here he is speaking earlier. this morning, another suicide bomb happened in surabaya. this is the act of cowards, undignified and barbaric and i want to urge everyone again, we will fight terrorism and eliminate the root cause of it. i have commanded the police to stand their ground, not to compromise and to do everything to prevent these terror attacks. bear in mind before that before this attack, surabaya was already on high alert. on sunday, six members

back in peterlee's police station, steve has been assessed and accepted into the checkpoint programmeending around eight hours in police custody. what is the future of this kind of technology? in terms of how i see it developing, i think over the next five years there will be a proliferation of these kind of tools, i think going forward society will come to accept them more, but human beings, government, society, needs to stamp its foot little bit about it. and the reason i say that is because we need to have more regulation. a few years back, wearables became the buzzword. but this year, there has been a lot of talk about hearables. now, that could mean a personal training session or real—time translation directly into a pair of earbuds. but this week, i'm putting to the test a few devices that aim to give you a hearing test and, as a result, optimise what you are listening to. even for those of us who are unaware of having any defect, the chances are our lifestyles will have had some impact on our hearing and due to this, we don't all hear things in exactly the same way. we have a h

several explosions go off in the afghan capital targeting at least two police stations. pleasures prime minister seeks a third term despite corruption allegations in elections that put him against a former mental i'm santa hum wish with the sport our top story the finding n.b.a. champions the golden state warriors will meet the houston rockets and this year's western conference finals i have all the details later on. iran's supreme leader has challenge the u.s. president of putting out of the nuclear deal saying his statement contained at least in his words ten lies donald trump announced washington's withdrawal from the twenty fifteen agreement on tuesday invalid to impose the highest level of sanctions against tehran inside iran's parliament politicians demonstrated and burned a u.s. flag they expected to vote on a response to trump's an ounce and iran's president condemned the u.s. for not respecting his commitments he says iran will remain in the pact but warns it could resume enriching uranium if its national interests aren't respected other signatories to the twent

so clear today morning the police said that there was no link between the police station bombing this morning and the church attack yesterday ever given the unique nature of both of the task that is beautiful families are doing their children many of the things that there is a link so far the islamic state has claimed. for yesterday's attacks through a mosque news agency but it remains to be seen if there is some kind of sleeper cell by and police are actively investigating best city right now why is a country in a whole become a target for islamic state militants. well you know the show is the world's largest muslim majority country and actually its rate of jihad as the capital is extremely low one of the lowest in the world given that fact but you know because of the worldwide web and the nature of islamic propaganda which is completely global and permeates all social media if you're looking for it it's very easy for just such muslims to self radicalize which is how most of the seven hundred or so in the nations who joined the islamic state decided to go it's not the middle east act

inside the police station, he was arrested, fingerprinted and formally booked. brought out flanked by two detectives, wearing handcuffs and what looked like a wry smile. harvey weinstein is now being taken to a criminal court, and this is the day his accusers longed to see. his demeanour had noticeably changed by the time he was led into court. the movie mogul, who once loved parading on the red carpet, forced to take what the americans call a "perp walk". he looked numb during the short arraignment hearing, as prosecutors outlined their case. ...due to his position, money and power to lure young women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. his lawyer claimed his client was innocent, and said he couldn't be prosecuted for "bad behaviour", just for criminal behaviour. mr weinstein did not invent the casting couch in hollywood, and to the extent that there is bad behaviour in that industry, that is not what this is about. bad behaviour is not on trial in this case. it's only if you intentionally committed a criminal act, and mr weinstein vigor

these are the images of him arriving at the police station in new york a short while ago.made allegations against the 66—year—old. weinstein has always denied non—consensual sex. film critic anna smith welcomed harvey weinstein‘s surrender and told us it was a long—waited moment in film industry. this is the moment everyone has been waiting for since the news first broke in october. it was the biggest thing to happen in the film industry for a very long time and it has also kick—started a new wave of the feminist movement. all eyes will be on this and it will be absolutely fascinating to see how it plays out. we need to keep banging the drum and we need to keep the flame alive in this campaign and it is extremely important and it has many ramifications across all industries, is not industry, and many other ongoing cases. i was at a film festival recently and it was definitely a different flavour to it this year when we had a wonderful protest on the steps with 82 women in the industry and there was much more talk about representation and people of colour on film and it see

many kenyans are afraid to even enter a police station for fear of seeming suspicious themselves. it wasn't easy to get permission to film here. officer bieber finally agreed that she says she became a police officer to serve society not to work against it and deal with her office in mombasa is a safe place for many people especially women. she promises to help them with their problems. this should be a given but it's not always the case in kenya. that the police often have a reputation as thugs are the enemy not his friends and helpers lives he was born there or they take bribes for favors an officer tries to relate to people as equals the be between us and they can. do is put it this way that woman. is liberated to between the community and us for us in that she tells us further most of the time when women come and have information they are afraid to reveal it the women are afraid of being branded a traitor or of colluding with the police one. for too much shafi didn't get any help from the police after her husband was shot to death but. she supports her family by selling baked g

side the police station he was rparrested, fingented and formally booked.hen about an hour later he was brought out flanked by two detectives wearing handcuffs a what looked like a wry smile. harvey wine semifinals taking to a criminal court, the day his geaccusers lon to see. th his demeanor had noticeably changed by theime he was led into court. forced to take what the americans take a perp walk. he looked numb during the short arraignment hearing as prosecutors outlined their >> the d. used his position, money, and power to lure women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. >> his lawyer claimed his climate was innocent a couldn't be prosecuted for bad behavior. >> mr. bine --e w steen did not invent the casting couple of in hlywood and to the extent there is bad behavior in this industry, that is not what this case is aut. bhad behavior is not on trial in this case. it's only if you suspensionly crypted a criminal act and mr. weinstein vigorously denies that. >> the reaction on social media was and celebratory. >> to see him in cuffs

we will be back with daniel in new york as soon as harvey weinstein shows up at the police station. it has some of the most restrictive abortion laws in europe. ireland's 3.5 million voters are casting their ballots this friday in a referendum on whether or not to open up those rules. as it stands, a woman can only abort her fetus if her life is in danger. if the referendum passes, women will be allowed to terminate their pregnancies up until 12 until 24 weeks, excuse me, under exceptional circumstances. for more, stephen carroll joins us from dublin. you have been speaking to voters there. what are they telling you? reporter: that this is one of the most liberal constituencies in the country. if you compare it to three years ago and the referendum on gay marriage, this had amongst the highest yes votes in the country. not surprising we are finding a lot of yes votes at the polling station behind me here in dublin. we asked if minds have changed or if their votes have changed over the course of this campaign. coming up fort trust.was everyone acknowledging that this is a sensitive i

i went to the police station, to various police station. they repeatedly told me that sexual harassment wasn't a crime and there was nothing that could be done. finally one policeman reluctantly took my police report. i feel that sexual harassment and those involved in it, hr, as i experienced at these workplaces, that do absolutely nothing when you come forward and you tell them that your supervise or manager is sexually harassmenting you, it should be considered a crime. the definition of a crime is activity considered to be evil, shameful, or wrong. how could these men and women get away with something like this and hurting me so much and hurting other females? i would love for stricter laws in san francisco and everywhere for women in the workplace. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. >> [speaking in spanish] [voice of translator] good morning to everybody here and th.i am a woman that is 54 s old i go to the women's collective in san francisco. in all the time i have been going to the collective i have been hearing about cases o

police station in lower manhaisan, close toome in tribeca, the area of lower manhattan that used to be his power base. it was the headquarters of t weinstein company. it was really his personal fiefdom. after being processed by the police, we expect him to be taken to the criminal courthous here ilower manhattan, where charges will be laid.wo more than 100 men have accused harvey weinstein of sexual misconduct. we understand that the chargesea relate to at one accuser, who claims that harvey weinstein sexually assaulted her when she was an aspiring actrs back in 2004. as you know, harvey weinstein has faced a number of civil suits. his company, the weinstein company, has had to file for bankruptcy. his reputation is in tatters. but this would be the first time he has faced criminal charges. jane: just a reminder, this is a scandal that really sparked the me too movement, a has led to allegations against prominent men. how has the culture changed in the u.s. as a result of all this, do you think?, nick: ohi think it has been one of the most extraordinary in h, pivotal moments e seen

back in peterlee‘s police station, steve has been assessed and accepted into the checkpoint programmehours in police custody. i will grab my stuff, come round the front and we'll give you a lift. yeah, we'll go out the front. what is the future of this kind of technology? in terms of how i see it developing, i think over the next five years there will be a proliferation of these kind of tools, i think, going forward, society will come to accept them more, but human beings, government, society, needs to stamp its foot a little bit about it. and the reason i say that is because we need to have more regulation. it's taken me about a decade working in this field to realise that the real question is, what i always called the "now what" question. i can build you a model that will predict whatever outcome you're interested in, criminal justice—wise, but what areyou going to do with it? once that box comes back and you have a red box on your computer screen that says "high risk" — now what? hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week in which the world's tallest tower in dubai crea

this is video of the disgraced hollywood producer showing up at a new york city police station this morning arrested on criminal charges in a months-long investigation into sexual assault allegations. two law enforcement officials say the charges are related to a former actress -- lucia evans -- who says weinstein assaulted her in 2004. weinstein has repeatedly denied the allegations. today's chges follow a flood of rape accusations from other women against weinstein. ( darya ) san francisco's district attorney says charges will ánot be filed against the officers involved in the two high profile police shootings. both were deadly. back in december of 2015... the shooting of mario woods was caught on video. it showed 5 police officers opening fire on woods... who was a stabbing suspect. an autopsy showed he'd been hit more than 20 times. then in april 2016... 2 officers fired on luis gongora... a homeless man armed with a knife. police say gongora refused to drop the knife and moved toward them. the d-a said the law is clear... but he still struggled with the outcome.

he walked into the police station with three large books under his arm, one about broadway musicals,hat mattered today were the charges read to him, accusing him of two counts of rape and one count of a criminal sexual act for incidents involving two separate women. inside the police station, he was arrested, fingerprinted and formally booked, and about an hour later he was brought out by two detectives wearing handcuffs and what looked like a wry smile. harvey weinstein is now being taken to a criminal court, and this is a day his accusers longed to see. his demeanour had noticeably changed by the time he was led into court. the movie mogul who once loved parading on the red carpet is forced to take a perp walk. then, in a short arraignment hearing, prosecutors outlined their case. the defendant used his position, money and power to lure young women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. outside the courthouse, his lawyer claimed his client was innocent. mr weinstein will enter a plea of not guilty. we intend to move very quickly to dismiss these charges. we bel

we'll have the latest from the police station in new york. also this lunchtime: north korea says it's willing to speak to donald trump at any time in any form, after the us president called off a planned summit. a burglar is found guilty of attempted murder, after attacking a 96—year—old d—day veteran with a claw hammer in his home. today's the day for big changes to data laws — designed to increase protection for people online. the stage is set for the bbc‘s biggest weekend — four days of live music is about to begin across all four nations. and coming up on bbc news — wickets wanted for england as pakistan attempt to build a big first innings lead at lord's. a good day today and they could bat the home side out of the first test. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the american film producer, harvey weinstein, has surrendered to new york police to face charges of sexual misconduct. over the past eight months, dozens of women have come forward to say that they've been assaulted and propositioned, and it's prompted the launch o

a police station in surubaya was targeted by a family of five on monday.ly all died except for an 8—year—old girl. on sunday, another family split into three groups to target churches in the same city. 13 churchgoers died. hugo brennan is an indonesia analyst at global risk consultancy verisk maplecroft. should we be worried? what is your assessment of what has been unfolding? the attacks on sunday morning were obviously terrible. it should be noted that are not in the indonesian context in the sense it is family units that carried out the attacks in the churches on sunday and then in the same city at a police station on monday. there was a previous plot that was disrupted in 2016. this was the first time there was a use of children in a suicide bombing attack. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for this attack. how much influence to they 110w attack. how much influence to they now have in indonesia? indonesia is a muslim majority society although it is generally tolerant. extremist views to have a following in a small minority. around 700

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inside the police station he was arrested, fingerprinted and formally booked and about an hour latert by two detectives wearing handcuffs and what looked like a wry smile. hardly weinstein is now being taken to a criminal court and this is a day his accusers longed to see. his demeanour had noticeably changed by the time he was led into court. the movie mogul who once loved parading on the red carpet is forced to take a perp walk. then in a short arraignment hearing, prosecutors outlined their case. the defendant used his position, money and power to lure young women into situations where he was able to violate them sexually. outside the courthouse, his lawyer claimed his client was innocent. mr wine stain will enter a plea of not guilty. we intend to move plea of not guilty. we intend to iti ove very plea of not guilty. we intend to move very quickly to dismiss these charges —— hardly weinstein. we believe they are constitutionally flawed, we believe they are not factually supported by the evidence and we believe that at the end of the process, mrweinstein and we believe that at the

we did attend the meeting at the police station. at that time, it didn't seem there was a lot of movement as far as anywhere, as far as some of the things that the neighbors were asking for. there was talk about making it -- having an addition to the existing structure instead of a complete demolish. i think some of the neighbors were more open to that, but there was nothing else. i think the best outcome is for him to sell the property, to sell it to an affordable housing developer. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm kevin with united save the mission. we are deferring to the neighbors. the community has come out and spoken that they don't want this continued, that they want this heard out. and that's for a number of reasons. this has gone on for six months. the community is speaking out. really delaying this project is going to build momentum for developer. we want the community to have due process. until it's equitable, it's not a project that should be delayed. it should be heard today. thank you. >> thanks. next speaker

change relaxing its abortion loans disgraced film producer harvey weinstein leaves a new york police station and cops as he's charged with rape and sexual assault cyclon mcu new closes in on a mom having already reportedly killed at least five people in yemen. donald trump has dangled the possibility of his summit with north korea's leader going ahead after all a day after he sent a letter to pyongyang canceling it the u.s. president welcomed a conciliatory statement from north korea saying it remained open to talks he says the summit could still go ahead on june twelfth as planned our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports as he delivered the commencement address at the u.s. naval academy president trump did not directly mention his canceled summit with north korea's leader but said the u.s. is prepared for whatever happens next the best way to prevent war. is to be fully prepared for war earlier while speaking to reporters outside the white house trump expressed optimism about meeting with kim jong un even suggesting the june twelfth summit he cancelled a date earlier could be

at a nearby police station officers said little and offered less. we refer today pestering strangers, pedestrians, cabbies. quickly the inquiries took a sequence, emotional moment of hope, diversion from main topic and finally the phrase, not very clear. by the canal i approached a middle-age man. before he can talk his way out, i pounced quickly, this much i learned as reporter in china, when you spot your pray, -- prey, you cannot hesitate. we are looking for a place, have you heard of this? the man repeats the word out loud and it if were to provide further elimination he says three times as loud. it's our old home. so we start talking around the world, skip to this man moving onto third topic, shanghai, the place is too crowd, too chaotic, they are snobs, he said, looking down at country folks, yes, they are, for this i have no argument. yowrg traveling by yourself, no, my father is in the car, can you help me find it? another pause. i have taken years of mandarin. my understanding of china ends at the phrase. means it's not very clear but has l