violating country or very isolating and tomorrow you're the managing director iran's port authority i mean if you read any nato nation newspaper or what you need relation to east asian they'll talk about sanctions how do you even have any ports that function in iran given the international sanctions against your country well at the beginning of the sanctions they put the. mikes him on pressure on the shipping sector including try turning off the international shipping companies especially the container liner carriers to seize their. trade with iran and to to have. a call to indian ports the classification societies were issued deceptive because for the ships and those who are members of. i aks which is the international kitchen society has asians they also stopped their coverage of iranian ship insurance companies internationally into insurance companies even insured and again a collapse but fortunately due to the capacities of iranian maritime sector coding shipping companies you know our shipping line islamic republic of iran shipping line which is mainly a non tanker for lead. at t

why the port authority says the plan is dead in the water. >>> i am >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk.. let's take you to capitol hill tonight where the house has been busy. not only debating what is going on in washington. the citizenship bill. this is the house making some moves passing another bipartisan bill that would rant thousands of undocumented farmworkers legal status. this measure would provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants working in agriculture. it would require companies to verify whether their workers are here in the country illegally through this new federal system. the landmark piece of legislation being passed tonight in dc. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida back to you. >>> tickets just went on sale to watch the bay area's new indoor football team, the oakland panthers. kenny choi spoke with a couple of players about their start. >> we are a brand-new team. we are going to be exciting to watch. this is my sixth year playing in an arena football league it's a good thing to be home back here in northern california, giving back to

i've been told that freight shipping and port authorities are making plans to make these new checks inin on exit. plans discussed recently to deal with checks include diverting freight through liverpool or stranraer and setting up mobile pop—up laboratories to test exports at smaller ports. right now we're looking at new administration procedures, new it and potentially port infrastructure. and 12 months is probably a real stretch at the moment. we probably need longer to prepare for this. the pm points to the already limited checks, for example on livestock imported into larne in northern ireland from scotland. his argument is that only goods destined for the republic of ireland, and so the eu single market, will need to be checked. but the industry is rather bewildered that when it wants clarity on investing in new infrastructure for checks, the pm has denied during the campaign they will even be needed, raising high scepticism about the pm's self—imposed brexit deadline of the end of next year. faisal islam, bbc news in birkenhead. the green party says it will scrap student tuition

which just to be clear will be appropriately located in the worst place, the port authority bathroom. that is where st. so there is no doubt that impeachment will track trempy legacy bigly. but also. >> president trump incensed, lashing out in a scathing six page letter to the house speaker calling the impeachment as outlined by the constitution an illegal partisan attempted coup. >> he just fired off a tweet, can you believe that i will be impeached today by the radical left do nothing democrats and i did wrog, a terrible thing. read the transcripts this should never happen to another president again. say a prayer. (laughter) is it just me or does it seem like trump went through all the stages of grief in one tweet? (laughter) it was like denial, i can't believe i'm getting impeached, anger, i did nothing wrong. depression, this is a terrible thing. acceptance. i guess we can only pray. (applause) you know what trump reminds me of in that tweet, remember when you were a kid, right, who was going to get a spanking but then your parents told you it would happen later because they didn'

i have been told freight shipping and port authorities are making plans to make these new checks in greatplans discussed recently to deal with checks include diverting freight through liverpool or stranraer and setting up mobile pep-up stranraer and setting up mobile pop—up laboratories to test experts at smaller ports. right now we are looking at new administration procedures, new it, potentially port infrastructure and i2 procedures, new it, potentially port infrastructure and 12 months is probably a stretch. the pm points to the already limited checks for example on livestock imported into northern ireland from scotland. his argument is only goods destined for the republic of ireland and the eu single market will need to be checked. the industry is rather bewildered that when it wants clarity on investing in new infrastructure projects the pm has denied during the campaign they will even be needed, raising high scepticism about the pm's self—imposed brexit deadline of the end of next year. the green party says it will scrap student tuition fees, and write off debts for graduates who pa

continuous contact between ports on my time of crisis and of iran and shipping companies and the port authorities maritime administrations of the region especially those countries that you have closer and better relation and. other countries in the far east and europe to be clear what are these other countries getting in the container ships that come from by under a bus another iranian ports a tour because they got a loaded i mean there's a story on congress here in b.c. 14000000 barrels of oil needed to china between january and may this year it's not breach of sanctions because it's been held up to join these gustavus because they could theoretically flood the market is a tankers and container ships coming out of iranian ports and then just staying in other ports for fear of us 3rd party arguably illegals entry just after the. imposing of the sanctions we have for a few months. rather sudden decline after 2 ports of the ports especially on the container traffic which is continuing on the continued traffic so far on the other hand. content affiliate issues is that it's on. the shipping lines con

violating country or very isolating of tomorrow you're the managing director iran's port authority i mean if you read any nature nation newspaper or what you need relation to east asian they'll talk about sanctions how do you even have any ports that function in iran given the international sanctions against your country well at the beginning of the sanctions they put the. mikes him on pressure on the shipping sector including try turning off the international shipping companies especially the container liner carriers to seize their. trade with iran and to to have. a call to indian ports the classification societies or who issued the certificate for the ships and those who are members of iraq's which is the international society association they also stopped their coverage of iranian ship insurance companies internationally into insurance companies even insured and again a collapse but fortunately due to the capacities of even.

violating country or very isolating and tomorrow you are managing director iran's port authority i mean if you read any nato nation newspaper or watch any major nation t.v. .

i've been told that freight shipping and port authorities are making plans to make these new checks in on exit. plans discussed recently to deal with checks include diverting freight through liverpool or stranraer and setting up mobile pop—up laboratories to test exports at smaller ports. right now we're looking at new administration procedures, new it and potentially port infrastructure. and 12 months is probably a real stretch at the moment. we probably need longer to prepare for this. the pm points to the already limited checks, for example on livestock imported into larne in northern ireland from scotland. his argument is that only goods destined for the republic of ireland, and so the eu single market, will need to be checked. but the industry is rather bewildered that when it wants clarity on investing in new infrastructure for checks, the pm has denied during the campaign they will even be needed, raising high scepticism about the pm's self—imposed brexit deadline of the end of next year. faisal islam, bbc news in birkenhead. the green party says it will scrap student tuition fe

the port authority bathroom. >> one week before christmas i want you to keep this in mind.ly accused of treason, pontus pilot afforded more rights to jesus than the democrats have afforded this president. >> really? you're going to compare donald trump to jesus christ? may i remand you jesus never had to cut a check to keep mary magdalene quiet. >> didn't see that coming. >>> all right. more on all of that plus what's going to happen next? there is uncertainty about the next step in impeachment. and of course we're going to speak to congresswoman debbie dingell about the president's attack on her last night and her late husband. "new day" continues right now. >> in america no one is above the law. >> the house has voted to make donald trump the third president to be impeached. >> the do nothing democrats are declaring. >> we cannot name managers until we see what the process is on the senate side. >> speaker pelosi has decided to hold the articles of impeachment. that was never an issue before. it was a procedural matter. it's now a political matter. >> debbie dingell, that

building so we will have more information on that shortly and i want to say thank you to the port authoritynypd, all the other agencies that report to us and a tough day for the jersey city police department. still under investigation. >> can you tell us about the assailants? >> not at this point. >> how many are we talking about? >> we don't know yet, we could confirm there is multiple deceased inside the building and all the schools are secure and they will be secure for the foreseeable future until we feel comfortable to release all the children but all children are accounted for and you will find more information on that, i just want to say it's a tough day for the jersey police department, these people work tirelessly and very tough conditions and we are going to notify the family but some of our best police officers had a tough day. thank you very much. there was no indication of terrorism. one that we've been watching for a quick update they are at jersey city, the shooting we've been following this morning, one officer confirmed data, others shot. civilians shot as well and saying t

the port authority has been withved in so much of this the largest gas discovery on the in ohio andreestern pennsylvania. we are seeing a transformation in the economy because of natural gas and the movement of that into this region. .e serve the steel industry without this region of america we could not go to war. nor serve the automotive industry which is a part of our heritage here. this is the largest watershed that drains into the great lakes. you are near lake erie, the southernmost of the great lakes. we are sitting along by the miami river which is the largest river that goes into the great lakes. i will tell you the redevelopment on the waterfront would not have been possible without tens of millions of dollars of federal money coming in to clean up the damaged sites. federal dollars were essential in preparing the private sector for reinvestment in the heart of the city. we can point to wildlife refuges that brought tens of thousands of visitors here for the birding areas. they are among the most precious on the entire continent. lake erie is the most abundant of the great l

instances where city authorities or the part of the city that was not held by ukrainians, they would declare a cease-fire so the local poles who lived there could still go out and go shopping. port city authorities, despite the fact there was a war on, who is going to run the city now? what state is it going to belong to? the city waterworks, power station, were both under by national committees. ensureere efforts to they could still get to the city. poles,s a city that had ukrainians, and jews before the people are fighting over who gets to run the city afterwards. poles eventually one. -- poland eventually won. approximatelyhs, 10,000 poles and 15,000 ukrainian soldiers died in battle. in prisonish ended up camp, and about 100,000 ukrainian speakers suffered a similar fate. these are really massive numbers in this region. academiclittle research done on this, but one study estimates of fifth of these prisoners of war died of infectious diseases. indeed, typhus was tearing through the region, along with the resurgence of tuberculosis, and as we heard today, the spanish influenza . it follows a similar pattern. the only difference is there were very few lithuanians. they wanted

they had a federal probe where they were trying to influence the new york port authority -- >> they hadle to fly that airline has changed a lot in the last couple years >> you had the dr. dao incident where he was dragged off a plane. the flight attendant saying to put the dog in the overhead compartment. it was one bad move after another. they for a long time, guys, they were known as the sleeping giant in the airline industry. they couldn't get -- they were the gang that couldn't shoot straight so as a result they trailed in profit margins they trailed in kufcustomer service, et cetera >> munoz has hit his stride. the "star wars," he looks more comfortable, more relaxed. things are going his way >> there is no doubt that oscar munoz will go down when he leaves as c.e.o., provided nothing weird happens in the next six months, he will go down as a fantastic c.e.o. for united airlines in the last couple years. in the beginning all the wait up through the dao incident they struggled. >> he's a railroad guy, moving freight. >> stay with us, phil. we're going to bring in seth kaplan as well

since that time, the port monroe authority and virginia commission for the arts in partnership, the fort monroe foundation and project 1619 led a national search for an artist who could create this memorial art project at old fort comfort. it will be dedicated to the first landing here on these shores. importantly, the artists will engage with the public to ensure that the community has the chance to express their opinion on what this memorial project means to them and what experiences should be included in the design. i'm delighted that the artist for the port monroe art project is here with us today. please welcome mr. brian owens. would you please stand, sir? >> i look forward to seeing mr. owens' project and how it will contribute to the site and telling of this important american story. on this very day last year, i was at the tucker family cemetery. a cemetery named after the first documented child of african discenter, born in english speaking north america. william tucker's parents, anthony and isabel were among those who were brought here to old point comfort in 1619. like too m

we run four centers in the region at two of our airports at the port authority bus terminal and portservice members national guard and transit hubs and military traveling through the region region. steve: fantastic. singers as well. >> so true. steve: whenever we do a military show they are always here and helps us out a lot. >> yes. they are the best. steve: ladies and gentlemen, thank you for taking part in operation that's my ride. if you would like to help out there in tv land go to uso.org/holiday and speaking of the holidays, listen to that music. coming up, we have kellyanne conway and kevin mccarthy on this monday ♪ walking in the winter wonderland ♪ gone away is the blue bird ♪ here to stay is the new bird ♪ he sing as love song ♪ as we go along ♪ walking in a winter wonderland ♪ in the meadow we can build a snowman i wish i had gone into aspen dental much sooner. when you're not able to smile, you become closed off. having to live with bad teeth for so long was extremely depressing. now, i know how happy i am. there was all the feeling good about myself that i missed and al

port. in 2018 customs and other authorities seized 41 containers of illegal tramadol here. its goal to buy an armed convoy of cars. drug law enforcement officials that's what they came to show us today. program for. this. is from. 2800 seizures were a coup for the authorities the largest single seizure involved 33 containers filled with tramadol they claimed 198000000000. that's over $550000000.00 u.s. dollars. with such massive sums of money involved we wanted to know how many perpetrators had been brought to book fire here away many people who have imported. the. kundu speak for this time. the. investigation is going on on once is concluded to prove prosecuted. but in the past there have been other importers coming here what is wonderful for for down. here. ok the national drug forstmann agency or india later told us that in the last 2 years only 5 people have been charged in relation to the apapa port seizures the prosecution is the still in process and to date no one's been convicted. we asked the commander about allegations of corruption at the port. is not an issue be

hailed by ed ayers, a nationally known historian of the american south and a member of the port monroe authorityt monroe authority, as the greatest moment in african american history. gov. northam: virginia is the place where enslaved africans first landed, and where american representative democracy was born. virginia is the place where emancipation began in the confederate capital was located. virginia is the place where schools were closed under massive resistance rather than desegregate and allow black children to attend, and it is the state that elected the nation's first african-american governor. gov. northam: virginia is a place of contradictions and complexity. we take a step forward, and often a step backward, and we have to acknowledge that. we have to teach that our complexity we have to teach that complicity to our children and often our adults. for too often, we have told a false story of ourselves. the story is inefficient and inadequate, especially when it comes to black and inadequate, especially when it comes to black history. we must remember that black history gov. northam: w

it happened at thames market at port chicago highway in be point, just after 11:00. authorities on the scene say a clerk was a pistol whipped before the shooting. we are still awaiting official word on who was killed and any information police may have on a suspect. >>> taking a live look from capitol hill were the impeachment process is on hold for the holidays. the break comes as newly released to government documents reveal more about the circumstances running president trump phone call with ukrainian president back in july. the documents show the white house budget office ordered the pentagon to free security funding for the ukraine, less than two hours after the call in july. president trump is accused of threatening to withhold aid unless ukrainian leaders publicly announced an investigation into the political rival, joe biden. house speaker nancy pelosi says she will not send the articles of impeachment to the senate until more is known about how i will convey conducted the trial. specifically whether new witnesses will be called. >> until we hear from witnesses. until we

years later during the so-called cause i war with france congress authorized the navy to see the ships found are sailing to french ports, president john adams stretched this authorization to order the navy to cease ship sailing to or from a french port. after the uss boston seized the dutch vessel flying fish which was sailing out of a french ports, the boston's captain was held personally liable for what was rendered and illegal seizure. on appeal, chief justice marshall upheld the lower court's ruling that adams's order overstepped the clear limits of congressional authorization. president jefferson faced a security challenge in the form of the barbary pirates who were rating american commercial vessels at the time in the mediterranean sea. jefferson ordered some ships and personnel to the region to protect american vessels from attack. even after tripoli declared war against us in 1801 the state of the union that year, jefferson reported a letter mercifully as was typical in that era and not typical today on a battle between the cruiser and the uss enterprise, quote, unauthorized by the constitution without the sanc

port city in chile. more than 3000 peoeople are without electricity. authoritieselieve the fires were started intentionally. back in germany, this year, berlin's decision to freeze rents for five years made news around the world. the move came after intense public discussion about the lack of affordable housing data capital. with that set to go in effect for the new year, our next report takes a look back at the campaign that led to its introduction. >> tenants in berlin have been fighting for their rights. last summer, they lead an initiative calling for the nationalization of some of the property owned by real estate companies.s. they wanted the city to hold a referendumum on their issue. the refeferendum question is bad on artic 15.5. it states the property may bebe transferred to public ownership for the purpose of socialization. the ararticle has n never been invoked. >>>> in terms of history and the market economy, we see this a as unthinkable. call upon the city government and the e federal goverernment o put a stop to the affair. the german capital is witn

. >> clerk: item 20, resolution to approve and authorize the executive director of the port of san francisco to execute amendment number one to the professional services agreement between ch2m hill for the sea call resilience planning and to increase the contract amount for an approximate total of $60 million. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. [gavel]. >> president yee: madam clerk, please call item 21. >> clerk: item 21 is an item to accept and expand a $500,000 grant from the federal emergency management emergency for phase two of the early intake switch head slope for management through june 30, 2020. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, these resolutions are passed first reading. [gavel]. >> president yee: madam clerk, please call the next item. [agenda item read]. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, this item is adopted unanimously. [gavel]. >> president yee: madam clerk, please call the ne

. >>> mexican authorities are investigating a collision between 2 cruise ships inside the port of cozumel. the carnival ship, glory, was maneuvering to dock and >>> another carnival ship, "the legend. " one passenger suffered a minor injury. wind and currents are being blamed. it is not the collision will affect the ship itinerary. >>> to capitol hill, a live look and democrats in public are at an impasse over how and impeachment trial should run in the senate. democrats to hear from key witnesses, such as acting white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney. and former nationals gritty advisor, john bolton, who did not testify before the republicans are pushing back. >> calling the chief of staff and national security advisor, it is way out of bounds. >> house speaker nancy pelosi says, she will hold off on sending the articles of impeachment to the senate until parameters for a trial are out. meanwhile the first daughter and senior advisor to the president, ivanka trump, telling face the nation, this is focused on the president and his base. >> he is energized. as our 63 million+ voters, wh

the authorities in chile say that a forest fire that encroached on the port city of valparaiso has now destroyed at least 200 houses. television pictures have shown residents sifting through their destroyed and burnt out homes. doris day, clive james, toni morrison and albert finney — just a few of those whose lives we celebrate now in review 2019: we remember. # loneliness is the cloak you wear # a deep shade of blue is always there # the sun ain't gonna shine anymore # the moon ain't gonna rise in the sky... # i hate people in the business who bitch about, you know, the business. it's such an awful life. it was fantastic for the first couple of albums or so. # and i know you're leaving, but it's too long overdue...# but then it really wears you down. touring in those days was very primitive. it was really a lot of hard work. and you couldn't find anything good to eat anywhere. # there's no regrets # no tears goodbye # i don't want you back # we'd only cry again # say goodbye again... # # i'm praying for rain in california # so the grapes can grow and they can make more wine # when th

port city of. valparaiso in chile several districts have been evacuated and more than $3000.00 people are without electricity authorities believe the fires were started intentionally. russian opposition politician alex in a volley says one of his key staff has been forcibly conscripted into the military the military said ruth lunch a veteran of see me here with the valley earlier this year is being made to perform his obligatory military service at an arctic base the valley said the move amounted to quote kidnapping. israel says its fighter jets have struck what it calls a number of hamas terror targets in gaza you know it's meant comes hours after rockets were fired from palestinian militants towards israel an election rally by prime minister benjamin netanyahu was allegedly interrupted by an incoming rocket. communities across asia are marking the 15th anniversary of another disaster the indian ocean tsunami on the morning of december 26th 2004 a 9 point one magnitude earthquake triggered a powerful ocean wave that hit coastlines across a vast area the disaster killed more than 200000 people in thailand people lit can

after forest fire swept through the port city of el paraiso in chile several districts have been evacuated more than $3000.00 people are without electricity authoritiesbelieve the fires were started intentionally. over the past year our correspondents at g.w. have filed reports from around the world on political crises wars and disasters but they have also sent in stories that highlight the strength of the human spirit and the courage of ordinary people this one comes to us from mexico the war between drug cartels there has killed scores of people tens of thousands are missing almost a 3rd of them are children the story here is about their mothers who have taken the search for answers into their own hands. i thought man i made enough finally found her missing son after he disappeared without a trace 5 years ago i got the milan thing we're only asking so i mean me and will one day he was selling cell phone accessories as usual and he was just kidnapped at a gas station because my son was disappeared in the author already said look for him i started my own search local police were no help she says but there was no surprise ordinary police officers are

the authorities in chile say that a forest fire that encroached on the port city of valparaiso has nowurnt out homes.

after forest fires swept through the port city of all party so in chile several districts have been evacuated and within $3000.00 people are without power authorities believe the fires were started intentionally. in the u.k. queen elizabeth has delivered her traditional christmas address with a focus on peace and reconciliation she reflected on this past summer as 75th d.-day anniversary commemorations as an example of people's capacity to overcome deep seated divisions she also praised young environmental campaigners but after year of turbulent british politics and challenges facing the royal family the queen acknowledged that $29.00 had been a difficult year. it's a christmas tradition for the royal family and afternoon trip to the church near the queen's sandringham estate but this year the party was smaller than usual no prince philip he's just out of hospital prince harry and his wife megan are taking time out in canada rumors of a family rift abound. and then there's prince andrew he's keeping a low profile after giving a t.v. interview to deny he was involved in a sex scandal involving the convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein he was at church

authorities are concerned about bute tine levels at this plant in port neches. schools are closed for the rest of the week. it may cause dizziness nausea and may irritate eyes and throat but insist no long-term damage. >>> a news helicopter for kabc is grounded after a drone hit the chopper. they first thought it was a bird so they made a precautionary landing. >> we were just flying east of downtown l.a. and heard a pop, a long bang. we felt it, heard it. we all looked at each other, didn't know what it was and just assumed it was a bird because that happensnce in a while. when we got on the ground, though, it was a different story. >> scary stuff. the helicopter was flying at an elevation around 1,100 feet. drones are normally banned from flying above 400 feet. >>> turning to the weather another powerful storm is taking aim at the west coast. let's take a closer look at your thursday forecast. >>> good morning. we've got a break from the wet weather across the west as high pressure moves in. it's going to be short-lived. a powerful storm makes its way onshore

the authorities in chile say a forest fire that encroached on the port city of valparaiso has destroyed. reports say a dozen firefighters were injured while battling the flames. government ministers said there was a strong indication the fires were started deliberately. india's national human rights commission has asked police in the northern state of uttar pradesh to respond to allegations they violated protesters' civil rights during recent demonstrations against the controversial citizenship law. the legislation has been criticised as anti—muslim. at least 2a people have been killed, hundreds injured, in clashes across the country, in several cities, in the past two weeks. mexico's foreign ministry has requested an urgent diplomatic meeting to protest against what it calls "harassment and intimidation" by bolivian security forces. it accuses them of "excessive" surveillance and trying to impede the ambassador‘s movements. bolivia says it's only responding to threats made against the mexican mission for hosting allies of the ousted bolivian president evo morales. more clashes in hong

after forest fires through the port city of the east though in chile several districts have been evacuated and more than $3000.00 people are without electricity authorities believe the fires were started intentionally. people in the middle east and asia are witnessing a rare solar eclipse that's visible today woods known as an annular eclipse or ring of fire has already darkened skies over the united arab emirates and other parts of the arabian peninsula its path of visibility is now moving slowly eastwards across the indian ocean before it's set to and over the pacific in about 2 hours from now . to tell us a bit more about this natural phenomenon we're joined by anonymous from the astronomical society of singapore and i can hear it's a bit noisy where you are right we're hearing the eclipse in fact has already reached its maximum phase in singapore where you are. did it generate a lot of interest it seems like quite a lot of people came out to see it. absolutely so we have set up a few structure about 10 different stops. freshened with in singapore and we've had a few 1000 people come to witness any large solar eclipse there's been a lot of interest as

after forest fires swept through the port city of the east so in chile several districts have been evacuated and more than $3000.00 people are without electricity authorities believe the fires were started intentionally. israel says its fighter jets have struck a number of hamas terror targets in gaza the announcement comes hours after rockets were fired from palestinian militants towards israel an election rally by prime minister benjamin netanyahu was allegedly interrupted by an incoming rocket. in syria a relief group says more than 200000 people have fled a government assault on it live province most of them have been heading towards the turkish border syrian regime forces backed by tanks are continuing their ground advance against rebel held areas in southern and eastern a blip about $250.00 people have been killed. in the latest flare up of violence. syrian tanks fire on targets as the ground assault and it lead province advances. government forces captured village after village their immediate opening a major highway that's been closed to 7 years the army ultimately wants to recapture in the province from the outside of the militias which control it

after forest fires went through the port city of wild to you so in chile several districts have been evacuated and more than 3000 people are without electricity authorities say they believe the fires were started intentionally a russian opposition politician though they say in a volley is says one of his key staff has been forcibly conscripted into the military the military says it was launch of it enough seen here with no ball in the earlier this year is being made to perform his obligatory service at an arctic base involving said the move amounted to quote kidnapping. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu had to interrupt an election rally after a warning of an incoming rocket from gaza the rally was taking place in the southern town of ashkelon just a few kilometers from the gaza strip israel says its air defenses successfully intercepted the rocket. well our next story will be of special interest to our viewers in the middle east and asia where a rare solar eclipse is visible today what's known as an annular eclipse has already dark of skies over the united arab emirates and other parts of the arabian peninsula its path of visibility is now movin

where 150 homes have been destroyed by far east fires there authorities believe the fires were deliberately lit in hill surrounding the port city of valparaiso many residents were forced to flee but some remained to defend their properties have been no reports of any casualties but strong winds and high temperatures are getting in the way of efforts by firefighting teams the city's mayor has declared a state of emergency for millions around the world are celebrating christmas but in hong kong the festive period has been marked by more violence between anti-government protesters and the police demonstrators occupied a mall and a rally in the streets around a busy shopping district in cow loon it's the most unrest the territory is seen in weeks. and several people a fit dead and missing off to a typhoon tore through central philippines destroying about $100.00 homes and cutting palla typhoon upon foreign made landfall in the eastern province of somalia and choose day with gusts of up to 150 kilometers per hour more than $4000.00 people were evacuated thousands remain stranded off the flights were grounded and ferry services

barrier island a thousand miles away and how to become the new port of the south of the status and celebrity is les standiford. [applause] the author of "palm beach, mar-a-lago, and the rise of america's xanadu" and there you have it. that is a great thing about a writer you can just redo reality. charlie, you have written about historical topics with the involvement of the bloodiest labor strike in history and the real story behind chinatown. moving the entire river down the state of california. >> answer well charlie, if you had me on your show in 2002 you would remember last train to paradise with henry flagler who set out to built a railroad from key west that is a fiction i have been drawn to real stories about larger-than-life individuals with once-in-a-lifetime event last train put us on an engineering marvel primarily but a lot came across while i was doing my research i just cannot work into the book. this is a sequel or finally had the opportunity to explore the societal impact from the florida frontier. many people are important went down to florida in flagler's wake. >> question you're talking about marjorie post from t

authorities estimate 25,000 holiday travelers were stranded after the coast guard prevented ships from leaving port. >>> and in paris, a grim christmas message about notre dame cathedral, after that devastating fire in april. the rector acknowledging the 850-year-old structure, visited by millions each year, may not survive.n. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about whether paris' beloved notre dame cathedral will ever be fully restored. that devastating fire in april ripping through the historic church, sending its famous spire plummeting through the cathedral's roof. for the first time in over 200 years, christmas midnight mass moved from notre dame to a nearby church. the church's rector now revealing the structure is still so fragile, there's only a 5 "today it is not out of danger," "i says. we take out the remaining scaffolding. there is still a risk." 50,000 tubes of scaffolding installed for a planned renovation before the fire is now threatening the cathedrals' gothic vaults. we saw the extent of the damage firsthand back in may. the french general put in charge of rebuilding showing dav

. >> clerk: item 14a is authorization to file with the california building standards commission the ports amendments to the 2019 california building standards code and the local findings of support such modifications. repeal the current 2016 port of san francisco building standards code which includes the 2016 port of san francisco building code or building existing building mechanical electrical plumbing and grown building standards codes effective midnight december 31st, 2019 and three, adopt the 2019 port of san francisco building standards code which includes the 2019 port of san francisco building existing building mechanical electrical plumbing and grown building standards codes with an effective date of january 1st, 2020. this is resolution number 19-49. >> good evening president brandon, vice president adams. commissioners and executive director forbes. my name is neil freedman i'm the chief building inspector for the port. i'm here to ask you for your approval of the 2019 port building code i presented as an informational item at the november 12th, 2019 board commission meeting.

destroyed after forest fires web through the port city of so in chile several districts have been evacuated and more than $3000.00 people are without electricity authorities believe the fires were started intentionally. russian opposition politicians are like saying of all these says one of his key staff has been forcibly conscripted into the military the military said the response of heading off scene here with no ball in the earlier this year is being made to perform his obligatory service at an arctic base in involving said. amounted to quote kidnapping. in syria relief groups says more than 200000 people have fled a government assault on live province most of them have been heading towards the turkish border syrian regime forces backed by tanks are continuing their ground advance against rebel held areas in southern and eastern about $250.00 people have been killed in the latest flare up of violence. syrian tanks fire on targets as the ground assault to date province advances. government forces captured village after village their immediate opening a major highway there's been close to 7 years the army ultimately wants to recapture the province from t

. >>> east bay authorities are investigating a deadly shooting any market in baypoint. an armed suspect walked into a market on port chicago highway. the suspect pistol whipped an employee who was leaving the store when a clerk shot the suspect. the shows the suspect made it out but died around the corner from the market. we are gathering more information and we will bring you updates throughout the morning. >>> we can rain we had in the bay area mince more snow in the sierra. chains are required sections of the major highways across the mountains. even when the roads are completely clear during this time of year the chp and other drivers we heard from you should still have chains handy or risk getting stuck.>> reporter: the sounds you hear. of chain after chain after chain. in place on tires. holiday travelers make their way through the sierra. >>> i travel once or twice a month. >>> i do a lot of driving through the mountains. i did not think i would come up here when it was this bad.>> reporter: he is on his way home to roseville from nevada. >>> i've seen a lot of cars sliding off the road. people sliding into