adam raney has more. >> the beginning of a month long protest. thousands of right police cleared the -- riot please clerd the square. in the lead up to the confrontation, many wielding makeshift weapons have said they will stand their ground. >> we will not let them take the plaza away from us. the plaza is ours, it belongs to the peach. >> but the police gave the teachers ultimatum. leave peacefully or be removed by force. >>> we spoke to one of the leaders of the movement before the police swept in. >> we're in civil disobedience, the unjust laws, that didn't take into account the opinions of the teachers or the pairns. >> the clock was -- parents. >> the clock was running out for the teachers. the government is promised celebrations would take place. the teachers mainly from four southern states had descended on the capital to block enrique pena nieto's reforms. when the law was finally enacted they promised to have it repealed. they were particularly opposed to teacher evaluations, the first step to privatization. the teachers need to do a be

adam raney has more. >> reporter: the beginning of the end of a month-long protest. thousands of riot police cleared mexico historic central plaza on friday. their move was steady, quick, and efficient. in the lead-up to the confrontation many said they would stand their ground. >> translator: we will not let them take the plaza away from us. it's ours. it belongs to the people. >> reporter: the teachers were given an ultimatum. lease peacefully or be removed by force. we spoke to a leader of the movement before the police stepped in. >> translator: we're in civil disobedience because they're unjust laws. they did not take into account the opinion of teachers and parents. >> reporter: the clock was running out for the teachers. mexico kicks off independence celebration day on sunday, and the government promised celebrations would take place. the teachers mainly from four southern states descended on the capital to block the president's education reforms. teachers in mexico often hold strikes and sit-ins to win pay raises and benefits. when the law was enacted they pr

adam raney joins us with the latest. of the storms manuel is now a hurricane and it's threatening the pacific coast again. what impact is it having now? >> well, authorities in the state of sinaloa are already cancelling school, south of that state, in guerrero, there are 58 people confirmed missing from a small village above the hills of acapulco. these people are not confirmed dead yet but if they are, that would double the death toll from 80 to nearly 140 people from this double storm of manuel on the west coast and ingrid on the east coast. it's been a disaster as people have been trying to leave acapulco, the hardest hit city from that storm. 100 thousand people -- i mean 40th,000 and only 10,000 have gotten out so far. the government is going to keep flying air lift planes, from private companies offering free flights to get out of the flood affected area but this disaster is just deepening as the military goes up into the hills of the state of guerrero and now look what might happen in the state of sinaloa in this

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sean c'mon up and h from elixir, your famous entertainment attorney mark raney. and last but not least. c'mon up. >> i just want to say thanks for coming, you guys. i hope we are keeping you awake. we are going to throw some questions to these panelist and we'll have questions. just be nice and there is that mic. it's cord less. you can pull it out and move it around the crowd if you want to. yes. thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it

. >> adam raney reporting.or more on the bath of hurricane manuel, we'll go to dave warren. >> reporter: we'll keep it right there and look at mexico with both tropical systems. the first one, hurricane manuel. there is the baja california peninsula. right there in the center of the storm really blew up today and slowly drifting north dumping a lot of rain over the same area. going further south we have rain and thunderstorms over southern mexico, but this cluster here is what we're watching for the next few days. this could show some intens intensification and could become the next tropical depression or even tropical storm. now where it heads from here is very important to watch. the area cannot take much more rain. as it is intensifies we can certainly see more rain coming down and the tracks, they're all individual computer forecast showing the track. a lot of agreement that it will continue to drift to the northwest. but from there it could go northeast or south. as it stays off the gulf of mexico that cou

sean c'mon up and h from elixir, your famous entertainment attorney mark raney. and last but not least. c'mon up. >> i just want to say thanks for coming, you guys. i hope we are keeping you awake. we are going to throw some questions to these panelist and we'll have questions. just be nice and there is that mic. it's cord less. you can pull it out and move it around the crowd if you want to. yes. thanks again for coming. we'll take later. >> okay, panelist, recently for the second time senator mark, introduced last call at 4 a.m.. this would leave it to individual jurisdictions to determine whether or not they wanted to implement a 4 a.m. last call. the resolution did not make it through the committee. keeping in mind that other cities have late last calls and many foreign visitors are used to late hours. can you address the problem with last call as it relates to the problem with san francisco as it strives to compete with tourism. who would like to start? h? >> why don't you start. >> okay. having an international background and having lived in europe, i think

adam raney, thank you. our top story now, the crisis in syria, president obama's back at the whitehouse. now trying to convince congress and the american people to back a military strike against syria. he has quite a bit of work ahead of him. this is a look at an anti-intervention protest outside the white house in washington. we now turn to paul beban at the capitol. the protest in washington is just one of actually many across the country today. this is a tough sell to the american people. >> that's right. these protests are going to be taking place today and tomorrow, richelle, and possibly for the rest of the weekend as long as this question about intervention in syria drags on, as the president comes back from his trip to europe for a really failed to garner any international support for a strike against syria. now, all attention turns to continuing the white house continuing to make the case in congress. let's hear from a couple of lawmakers. >> the problem is, he is trying to figure out if we go in i

governments draw the line when it comes to keeping descendants under control that it turns out for the buck raney authority your children are fair game on our website we tell you how young people are getting on the wrong side of the regime. also online over the past month so we've been receiving sweet and alarming updates from japan's crippled fukushima nuclear power plant and now mother nature could evolve to make matters even worse than the details that are to. the to. right the sea. search tree. and i think the tree. on our reporters we're going to. instruct. them. in other international news at this hour in greece that teachers and school guards have launched a five day strike in the state spending cuts some of the demonstrators were targeted every day gets as they try to approach a government building on going public sector. meeting bailout conditions imposed by foreign predators the rallies come ahead of an inspection later this month by officials from the european commission and the international monetary fund. thanks military forces in the sweltering philippines have freed more than seven

program and sell was in the framework of the seven nation negotiations speaking to the washington post raney and president hassan rouhani expressed hope of more cooperation with the u.s. and that he wants to be to deal with in months shift in tone was widely welcomed both sides remain cautious saying actions will speak louder than words international law professor a middle east expert says iran is trying to win the hearts and minds of people worldwide. around in a fairly comfortable position and they felt that the policy of. the previous i thought of mr rouhani was not helping at all from a legal standpoint your own fear that it has done everything it could if there is anything you want to gain public opinion it knows that the need to have waged a war against that it has verified it is that devolution and it has portrayed it in a position of a threat to the international community now it is trying to make a case to the international public opinion and they have changed the tone. obama going trial for crimes against humanity that's what the president of believe he is calling for exclusively t

for leave five destroyers loaded with missiles along with and assault ships are already limited to raney and poised for a potential strike in addition an aircraft carrier group moved to the red sea from the indian ocean to support an attack on syria if ordered the super carrier the u.s.s. nimitz is one of the largest warships in the world at more than three hundred meters long it's powered by nuclear reactors and has ninety planes and helicopters and board it's accompanied by a cruiser and three destroyers and the u.s. military buildup in the region is taking place ahead of a congressional debate next week on whether to support barack obama's decision to strike syria that says the chorus of those against washington's military involvement is growing at home and now apparently it's even been joined by some servicemen as judging by the images uploaded on social media people wearing military uniform are seen brandishing posters saying they did not join up to fight for al qaeda in syria while the pictures can be verified already the pentagon is reportedly looking into the identities of those

how far government's prepared to go to keep critics say it turns out bad raney's of all g.'s even children are valid targets of human rights watch claim security forces they routinely round up threaten and abuse children suspected of participating in anti government activities the group's press release says there is evidence from victims family members and local rights activists the young people in bahrain suffer the same brutality as adult detainees nicholas who is one of the authors obviously meant reveal some of the disturbing details. it's part of a broader crackdown on the society an arbitrary detentions are very common mistreatment and detention is common and it often rises to the level of torture what we found is that there is a failure to distinguish between child detainees and adults so the children are mistreated in the same manner as as i don't i think the most alarming and serenading issues referring to in this brief research that we conducted was the children being threatened with rape children being threatened with electrocution and children being beaten one po

dangerous whereas iran has consistently said it's peaceful but with now a new iranian leadership a new raney and president that has been indicating really left and right that tehran is ready for a lessening of the tensions between tehran and washington that they're ready to cooperate and get rid of any concerns and we've certainly heard barack obama earlier this week say that he believes. that the door for diplomacy is still open if tehran is willing to walk through it so this meeting today that is has to be going on right now as we speak is going to determine exactly what steps come next when it comes to iran will this meeting comes in i mean this you you briefly mention this iranian president rouhani addressed the general assembly session on nuclear disarmament this morning he called for a nuclear weapon free world so given that he said the small. does that give us any insights into what's going on in this meeting that's taking place right now about iranians nuclear weapon nuclear program to some to some extent it does sam because certainly it's shows us that a change of tone has taken pla

. >> more to come, adam raney live in mexico city. >>> coming up in this news, north korea calling for talks on its nuclear program. but with a catch. and in sport there is a first for barcelona's team and coach in the champions league, and we will plain that and the rest of the sports if you stay with us. you. >> time to get news from europe now. let's start in greece where the death of left wing hip-hop artist has brought protests. police say that a man understood to be a member of the far right party has confessed to the murder. [ protesters ] this demonstration came out after a 34-year-old greek rapper and anti-fascist campaigner known as killer p died in hospital. he was stabbed by a man allegedly under arrest. >> ththese people have shown thy don't want democracy. they undermine it. they don't just disagree with their political opponents. they execute them. we must isolate them. >> reporter: there have been renewed calls fo, of the governt giving dialogue in legislation. >> we need to stand together in the face of victory and if these groups are similar to the former groups of it

adam raney joins us from mexico city with the latest on that, adam? >> reporter: yes, john, you might see behind me dozens of tourists coming off military aircraft. the military has been running an airlift from acapulco from last night all through today. they brought 3,000 people into the capital but many people are still stranded on the west coast there. estimates of 40,000 to 60,000 people waiting to get out of that city. they are mainly tourists. we've seen colleagues of ours have seen chaos inia acapulco. calls telling them to show up. but turned away when they get there. the two main roads connecting mexico city to acapulco are also out of service because the landslides and collapsed roadways. we're seeing chaos in the surrounding state because much of this area is cut off from towns and cities. we've seen a landslide that just news came out a couple of hours ago that 18 people were killed in the landslide, but many more people are missing this th in ts of acapulco. >> thank you. let's go to more on this weather system. >> meteorologist: we're lo

you have john -- [inaudible] goaf raney, first black member of the house of representatives from south carolina. richard allen is on here. richard though door greener. first black graduate harvard. first black ph.d. he first 2000 get -- one to get the undergrad degree. the reason it sticks out, washington in 1870 and 18980 was the first generation of civil rights leader. douglass was the biggest man on campus. he was the most distinguished gentleman -- [laughter] general oliver howard university is named after him. he was known as the christian soldier. douglass when he comes to washington, there's a lot stuff going on. howard university is founded in 1867. today it's an hbcu. it's well-known. do we have any graduates? shoutout to them! he was not the first president of the university, but he was influential in making a lot of moves to accident occur -- secure the university's existence. he lost his right arm in a battle. he was from maine. this is howard university, from i believe the 1901 class catalog. the main building has since been knocked down. this is general howard's home whic

i'm melisa raney reporting. >> reporter:firefighters battling the mount diablo fire took a moment todayhonor the 9/11 victims. firefighters gathered at the mount diablo command center where a ceremony was held. a speaker offered words of condolences as firefighters remembered their brothers who perished in the terrorist attacks >> reporter:outside of the statehouse in boston this morning, the names of more than two hundred people from massachusetts who died during the 9/11 attacks were read. >> reporter:however, *inside the statehouse during the amy sweeney awards ceremony, bill richard spoke. >> reporter:richard's eight- year-old son martin was at the marathon with his father, mother and younger sister when he was killed and three of his family members injured. richard said he wanted to thank the massachusetts 9/11 fund for sharing their day. this year the 9/11 families honored the victims of april's marathon bombing. >> pam: the fire has burned more than 250,000 a. less than judge yester day so illustrates the slow of growth. the containment remains a 80% there are only three hotspots

here's melisa raney with this week's 'now showing' >> reporter: friday the 13th is a good day to taken a horror movie. >> and this thriller sequel >> this is part of the lambert family that is afraid that they are we encountering somebody from the spirit world. and old habits die hard with michelle pfeiffer and robert deniro and this relocation to a small town that cannot stay out of trouble. >> what happened on the first day? >> the cia director, thomas lee jones tried to protect them. >> did you kill the plumber (ny accent) it is rated " r '.. we will be right back. be right back. for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and th

here's melisa raney with this week's now showing. >> friday the 13th is a good day for a horror movieybody out! >> reporter: this is a sequel of a childhood secret that this haunting the lambert family. >> i do not think that they are done with us. >> reporter: this is rated pg-13. and old habits die hard 4 " and the family ". michelle pfeiffer and robert deniro are relocated to a tiny town and are not able to stay out of trouble. and the cia officer, tommy lee jones is trying to protect them. >> to to kill the plumber? (ny accent). it is rated r. if >> off with big changes when the long-term picture. however, we all do know about the the weekend you can see that it is a little bit slow through the golden gate bridge but mainly for the coastal locations. tomorrow, we should see that fog burn off with plenty of sunshine temperatures will be modeled and warm and similar to today. the extended forecast with temperatures will be mild -- her. and even our first significant rainfall event in the next seven days. delays at s f o on arrivals with 1.5 hours, average because of the fog. tempera