not be completely wiped out and it will remain a challenge. the problem is not with eisel alone it is by the oppression of the sunni communities even if i still is the fee to incur cooke's how we for example the oppression of the sunni community continues by the shia led government then we may see another wave of violence maybe worse than i saw the ideology of i still would still resonate among the people combating the group's ideology is a concern for many both here and abroad many iraqis say that the root causes for the rise of a group like i still haven't been addressed and there's also the issue of what to do with the fighters and their family members after all they are some of them iraqi citizens now there's no concrete plan from the kurdish or the iraqi authorities for rehabilitation or even imprisonment leaving many to wonder if there is a concrete plan for post eisel iraq and al jazeera how to build. the dominican republic has invited delegates from venezuela's government and opposition to see if they can resume talks to end the politi

a woman and two children remain critically ill in hospital. we got out of our cars, it was clear it was standing still. it just looked like pandemonium. but loads of people helping out. loads of blues and twos came down. they were amazing, just so many. the bbc understands that the prime minister doesn't plan to sack boris johnson for writing a newspaper article on brexit. the foreign secretary set out his vision for a bold and thriving britain outside the eu, just six days before theresa may is due to deliver a major speech outlining her own proposals. our political correspondent chris mason is in westminster. chris, the opposition claim this shows the splits at the top of government. they are talking about boris johnson's view, theresa may's view. the opposition says that that shows they are split at the top. yes, collective responsibility, you are such a traditionalist! what happened to that? that is the essence of all of this. there has been such a conversation and such a kerfuffle about all of this in the last 2a hours, leaving people lik

to 10 p.m.salvation army disaster teams from across the country have mobilized and will remain in communities impacted by this terrible storm, supporting long-term disaster recovery efforts and providing ongoing assistance to those in need.your support helps the salvation army stay on the front lines of harvey relief (darya) we will check back in with mark as your calls are coming in. (tiffany) lets now get a check of weather and traffic... (james)we're waking up this morning to a stronger sea breeze and temperatures that are in the mid to upper 60s for most of the bay area. it definitely feels cooler than it did yesterday morning. patchy fog has also returned over san francisco and oakland this morning. high temperatures this afternoon will be cooler than yesterday. expect the hot spot in richmond wb 80 at hill accident blocking two lanes, slow from hwy 4. ( darya ) more on our breaking news we are following this morning... hurricane irma has made landfall in the caribbean. the catgory 5 storm hit the tiny island of barbuda with winds up to 185 miles per hour as it barrels towards the u-s. t

the man they have arrested a 21 years old and remains in custody ata 21 years old and remains in custodynly station. police are also questioning the man they arrested earlier yesterday, an 18—year—old man, in dover. this is a fast—moving investigation and police are continuing to ask for to and images on the day of the attack to help them move forward. you talked about the threat level remaining at its highest. what does that mean, the implications for this investigation? the terror threat level is at critical, which means an attack could be imminent. what it means for this investigation is there is more security on our streets, troops, armed police, have all be deployed. there is a high—profile football match today, arsenal against chelsea, quite near parsons green. that israeli attack took place. they have asked people coming to watch the double match to arrive early because there will be extra security checks. —— that is where the attack took place. the increased police presence on our streets, people being asked to be mortgage loans and further —— and is more security. at new scotlan

we urge the public to remain vigilant but not alarmed.t four people have died after a crash involving several vehicles on the m5 motorway in gloucestershire. the foreign secretary borisjohnson revives his promise of more funding for the nhs after brexit. also in the next hour, hundreds of thousands of passengers are told their ryanair flights could be cancelled. the airline says it plans to axe up to 50 services a day for the next six weeks to improve punctuality. and sergio aguero scores a hat trick against watford to help put manchester city top of the table. we'll have that and the rest of the day's sporting news in sportsday in half an hour. good evening and welcome to bbc news. detectives investigating the bomb attack on the london underground have arrested an 18—year—old man, on suspicion of leaving the device on the train. 30 people were injured when it detonated yesterday at parsons green station. the man was taken into custody this morning in the port area of dover. the police believe the attack was motivated by islamist extremis

it's pure red rag to the remainer bulls.body knows it's not true. it's counter—productive. he didn't need to do that. he could have just made the point that he is in favour of more spending on the nhs, which everybody agrees with and everybody would cheer him to the rafters for. instead he had to spoil it. clearly frustrated because i think he's trying to put forward the positive side of brexit. he is clearly concerned, as side of brexit. he is clearly concerned , as are side of brexit. he is clearly concerned, as are other so—called brexiteers that britain could end up with the worst of all worlds, not really out, still a bit in and paying money in. so the advantages as he sees it believe it would not be there. interesting that even some conservatives and remainers are saying at least he's putting forward a positive vision. that was the whole point of the speech or article, was to put pressure on theresa may not to give too much ground to what he sees as the philip hammond view, or the labour party view, that after brexit w

it will remain cooler than normal the next few days before warming up this weekend. (vicki) (vicki) it is an emotional time for flood victims in houston, who are returning to their neighborhoods and homes only to find devastation and destruction. from our reporters at c-n-n reporter miguel marquez shows us the damage people are going home to.... flood waters were rising when steven and katie wooten left their home.katie wooten/ flood victim:"i wasn't expecting this. i guess i don't know what i was expecting." steven wooten/ flood victim:"i'm shocked. speechless."today, the smell, overwhelming.mold grows everywhere.the walls crumble like cheese. everything in their home a complete loss. steven wooten/ flood victim:"the water line is right here. so well probably have to from right here through the whole house.". parents to tyler dixie and talan, 15 ,13 and 11. they didn't have the heart to bring them to see what's left. katie wooten/ flood victim: "these are our son's weightlifting medals, that was what he was worried about." steven wooten/ flood victim: "this is her v

what should the remaining 27 countries do with them?come and more in the next 30 minutes. joining us today are journalists toby young and anne mcelvoy. first up, here's our guide to the latest from europe in just 60 seconds. jean—claude juncker took centrestage in strasbourg with his state of the union speech this week. but meps also discussed diesel gate, the volkswagen emission scandal, debating new testing regimes in germany and austria introduced earlier this month after a parliamentary enquiry made recommendations. 1.2 billion euros in eu aid was given to italy to help repair damaged caused by recent earthquakes. the massive pay—out is the biggest ever under the eu solidarity fund. and meps approved a motion calling on norway, a member of the european economic area, to give up commercial whaling off its coast. away from the european parliament, protests took place across france on tuesday against president macron‘s controversial changes to the country's labour laws. and with german elections just over a week away, polls show that c

the public‘s health remains crucial, andi the public‘s health remains crucial, and i urge anyone whono matter how significant they think it is, to continue getting us no. —— letting us continue getting us no. —— letting us know. well, our correspondentjohn mcmanus is in sunbury—on—thames for us where that police operation is taking place. what can you tell us? the investigation is in full swing, police are anxious to know who might be behind the explains in on the underground train on thursday morning, and thankfully, no one died, but the police want to know who was behind it and to make sure the residents and the people of london remain safe and the focus shifted here to sunbury—on—thames, south—west of london, when armed police arrived here and executed an operation which involves residents being evacuated as my colleague reports. sealed off and evacuated in case of an explosion. streets on an estate in sunbury—on—thames in the south—west of london. streets surrounding the house of a man arrested today. police say the evacuation was a precaution while they searched the property. th

the threat level remains at critical.rs, lots of sniffer dogs around. this will go on for some time? the threat level is set by the joint terrorism analysis centre. they're independent and they will constantly review what is going on in terms of intelligence and investigation. at the moment, it is at critical. that started last night. that means that we've taken a series of measures in london, where i've been today and yesterday, we have more police on the streets. we have more unarmed police and we have more armed police. the public should feel utterly reassured by that. i've been out and about today. the public seem positive about the number of officers we have here. there's a series of measures to take for the time we are at critical, which means that a threat, sorry, an attack may be imminent... the metropolitan police commissioner, and she obviously keeping a close eye on developments under way. we can go back to those helicopter shots on sunbury on thames. a large number of police, around 60 officers, taking part in

the uk terror threat level remains at critical following the attack.est into the investigation. on a saturday afternoon in a london suburb, people looked out of their windows to find heavily armed counter—terror officers in their alleyways and streets. many residents were evacuated as the police operation continued. the centre of their attention was the home of an elderly couple who had fostered hundreds of youngsters over the years. in 2010, penny and ronjones were both awarded the mbe by the queen for their services to children. in an online interview, mrsjones said they had recently started fostering refugee children, including some from syria and iraq. the search in sunbury followed the arrest of an 18—year—old man at the port of dover. police said it was a significant breakthrough. the device that failed to go off on the tube was made with home—made explosives and, it is believed, was packed with metalfragments. it was similar to the bomb used in the manchester arena attack. this has been a year like no other. we have seen five serious attacks and

a woman and two children remain critically ill in hospital.umber of firefighters unable to work because of mental illness in england and wales. figures obtained by bbc radio 5 live suggested a rise of nearly a third over the last six years. in london, the number of fire staff taking leave because of mental health problems has doubled since 2011. the home office said it was the responsibility of fire departments to put wellbeing support in place. the government in bangladesh is planning to build a camp to accommodate the 400,000 rohingya muslims — who have fled a military crackdown in neighbouring myanmar. the authorities also say they'll impose restrictions on their movement, to stop the refugees settling in other parts of the country. in an interview with the bbc‘s hardtalk programme, the un secretary general, antonio guterres, said myanmar‘s leader, aung san suu kyi, had to contain the country's military. it is clear for me that we have to like to mention is here. 0ne—dimensional is that this is not a perfect democracy, this is a situation i

the remaining matches also finished in draws.placed aberdeen were held at home to bottom of the table kilmarnock. while there were wins for dundee and hearts. and the 3—1 favourite capri, ridden by ryan moore, has won the world's oldest classic, the st leger. the grey battled down the straight ahead of crystal 0cean and stradivarius to give trainer aiden 0'brien his fifth triumph in the race. the victory means jockey ryan moore has now won all five of the british classics. and lewis hamilton says he needs a miracle if he's to limit the damage to his title chances as he starts from fifth on the grid for tomorrow's singapore grand prix. rival sebastien vettel is on pole. you can read more on that on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport. that's all from me. goodnight. good evening. saturday was a mixed sort of day. we had some long spells of sunshine but equally some pretty heavy showers and the hello. this is bbc news. north korea's leader kimjong un has said his goal is to match the military power of the united states. his

remains at critical with police on high alert for another attack. iraq's prime minister says he's prepared to use military force if a planned referendum on kurdish independence turns violent the kurds in iraq have come under increasing pressure to call off the vote scheduled for september twenty fifth from regional powers and the united states in a sign of escalating internal tensions high dollar bodies said the leadership of the kurdish regional authority was playing with fire by holding the poll he's also described the vote as illegal and unconstitutional. now to this in the tamils in government has lifted a ban on muslim women marrying non muslim men present and. see recommended the change saying to me is it needed to modernize muslim men were allowed to marry non muslim women but not the other way around and more than thirty protestors have been arrested in the u.s. city of st louis following the acquittal of a white former police officer over the shooting of a black man this was the scene on saturday as police fired tear gas at demonstrators. a

and fifth, migration remains on our radar.the questions around migration have often created panic and we have managed to make progress on these fronts. today we protect big struggle frontier and a more efficient manner. more than 1700 offices of the new border guards and the coast guard's work with national border guards and work increase italy bulgaria and spain. they are in the frontline of the geographic situation. they must not be left alone for their protection. we have to have common frontiers in common protection. we have managed to slow down the flow of regular migrants which is a great worry in many countries. we have regular arrivals and 97th are sent in the mediterranean thanks to the agreement. this summer we managed to better control the central mediterranean routes. in this way we have considerably reduced the number of human lives lost in the mediterranean. i can't talk about migration without talking about italy for its generosity. [applause] .. >> the human condition in which race in the reception cells. here,

but please gordon remains in place. the streets, you can see that overnights, a very sophisticated barrier has been erected across the street. if we look at the view from a different camera, you can see perhaps that there is a barrier on this side of the house and another on the other side. right outside the houseis on the other side. right outside the house is a police forensics tent, with a yellow roof. that's right outside the very distinctively coloured my lack house. that is where the foster couple lives. with this young man, and we believe with another foster child. another young man, another refugee. the police believe the man who planted the bomb on the tube lived here. the question then arises, was he the man who made then arises, was he the man who made the bomb and was the bomb made here at this very tiny terraced house was shared with at least three other people? thank you for bringing us up to date. the m5 in gloucestershire remains closed northbound between junctions 1a and 16 following an accident in whic

we remain under a microclimate weather alert, current temperatures climbing fast. still under that extreme heat warning. i'll break down exactly what you can expect heading into labor day coming up. >>> welcome back at 7:15 on your saturday morning. we are under a microclimate weather alert. this is a live look at hazy skies over san jose where temperatures are expected to reach 106 once again today. >>> a startling sight caught on surveillance video, a giant mountain lion seen in the front yard of a san jose home. we hava look at it. the sighting happened just after another sighting of her mountain lion and her cub in palo alto on thursday. "today in the bay's" scott budman spoke with the homeowner. >> reporter: typically, it's deer seen on mar lo's motion detecting cameras. >> my stomach got a little sick. i went, oh my god, right in my yard. >> reporter: the large mountain lion visited this allen rock neighborhood early this morning. >> i was a little freaked out, i think. >> reporter: walking the same path the deer did the day before. >> we saw a lot of movemen

under a minute remaining. sindelar incomplete, looking for anthrop, that was really good defensive play. understandably so. >> spencer: cannon was in there that was a bang, bang play. you can see that one when the ball arrives. he was right there. ready to deliver a blow. >> tim: fourth down has been a problem. but 2 for 2 hear on fourth. get out to fuller and he stoppe stopped. ronald walker made the play they take a lot from this. no question about it. a nice job of looking off the coverage, the type of play that's not going to work backed up like this. you got to really get the ball to the parameter and push it upfield. out of timeouts, don't have the skill position played out run people. >> tim: agreed to be back with you. >> spencer: same here. >> tim: hated last 21 years we've been here in the fall. we will be back at it next year. we will see the boilers on fs1. one of the favorites in their division in the mid-american conference. college football is and it is by far the best season yet on the fox fami

but the fact remains that there is a tremendous amount of need on the ground.camp, somebody would stop me. we met a woman who was more than 60 years old who had to be carried by her two sons over the water. there is desperate need for medical care. there is a lot of that on the ground. there is cooperation with the local bangladesh government has well. what other bangladesh authorities saying and what is their message to the refugees? bangladesh isa message to the refugees? bangladesh is a very poor country itself and they must be struggling to cope with this. i think one of the most important developments, the humanitarian intervention by the government, has been to locate a new site to provide shelter. that's tremendous. all the work that the un have been doing with its partners, in cooperation with the government of bangladesh, i think it clearly demonstrates our humanitarian interests beyond anything else that's been put out. this is a country... the work we are doing in cooperation with the authorities. thank you forjoining us this afternoon on bbc news. p

and fifth, migration remains on our radar. even if the questions around migration have often created debate, we have managed to make real progress on numerous front. today we protect the external frontiers in a more efficient manner. more than 1,700 officers of the new border guards and the coast guard work with national guards in all streets, italy, bulgaria, spain, we have common borders, not on the frontline of the geographic location, they must not be left alone for their protection. we must have common frontiers and common protection. we have managed to slow down the flows of the regular migrants, which is a great worry in many countries. we have reduced the number of irregular arrivals by 97% and eastern mediterranean thanks to the agreement with turkey. this summer we managed to better control the center mediterranean routes. the arrival cut down by 8 1% in august compared to the same month last year. in this way we have considerably reduced the number of human lives lost in the mediterranean. i can't talk about migrati

best the remainer bulls.ch everybody agrees with, and he would be cheered to the rafters for, but instead he has to spoil it. he's a straight because he has to put forward this positive side of brexit. he's clearly concerned, as side of brexit. he's clearly concerned , as are side of brexit. he's clearly concerned, as are other so—called brexiteers, that britain could end up brexiteers, that britain could end up the worst of all worlds, not com pletely up the worst of all worlds, not completely out and still pay money in. the advantages he sees of leaving will not be there. it's interesting that even some conservatives and remainers are saying at least he's putting forward a positive vision. that was the whole point up the speech or article. to put pressure on theresa may not to give too much ground to what he sees as the philip hammond view that, or the labour party view, that after brexit we will essentially be in the same relationship with the eu as we were before. he doesn't think that's a sustainable pos

growth and wages and inflation remain low but stable and is expected to remain for some time as well.is one of the keys that is holding the reserve bank of australia back from joining the mobile tide cycle that we have been seeing -- the global cycle we have been seeing. the aussie dollar, we saw at gain impressively just moments before the reserve bank of australia released its meeting minutes. it might have had something to do with the second quarter price earnings. at 79.84.igher 80, -- belowhe low 80. we will speak more with you as we have more action -- more reaction from australia. aremore on how markets trading, we go to shanghai and hong kong which are just opening right now. sophie, how are we doing? look at whatake a is going on with the large-cap on the mainland, again for a third straight day. the hang seng is on the front foot, up a 10th of a percent, running -- raising for the third session. is going on with the hong kong dollar, surging the most since january 2016, also as the hdm a announces sales. the hong kong dollar has gained yuan, onshore and offshore rates are fa

it's not easy, but dennis has remained to remain physically and sikecolingically fit. anchor: a quick tririck of othe stories making news. in syria, u.s.-backed kurdish forces have said they have recaptured raqqa's old city. the syrian d democratic forces describe the victory as a present. raqqa has been the defacto capital since they seized it in 2014. i.s. controls a third of the city. muslims have been celebrating the feast of sacrifice commemorating the moment they believe the devil tried to prevent the prophet abraham to submitting. and there is a world record for bee bearding in toronto, ortiz wore a mask for 61 minutes, an eight-minute improvement over the previous record and he said he wanted to show people you need not be afraid. officials say severe flooding has displaceded 100,000 peoeopl weeks of heavy rain have caused this area and thisiver to burst its banks flooding large parts of the region. relief officials say at least two people are dead. in the texas city of houston, people are starting to think about returning to their homes to assess the damage an

a woman and two children remain critically ill in hospital.ust looked like, when we got out of ourcars, it itjust looked like, when we got out of our cars, it was clear, standing still, it just looked of our cars, it was clear, standing still, itjust looked like pandemonium. but loads of people helping out. loads of blues and twos came down. they were amazing. the bbc understands that the prime minister doesn't plan to sack boris johnson for writing a newspaper article on brexit. the foreign secretary set out his vision for a bold and thriving britain outside the eu, just six days before theresa may is due to deliver a major speech outlining her own proposals. our political correspondent chris mason is in westminster. chris, the opposition claim this shows the splits at the top of government. at the moment it looks like boris is safe. it is extraordinary, this, really. such an amount of conversations, it has provoked such conversations, it has provoked such conversation at westminster, it has even left my voice a little croaky. in conventional

at the scene and it seems that the motorway could remain closed for some time. the midlands, down to the south—west of england. it's very close to the m4 which connects south wales and london. so there are lots of diversions, lots of delays tonight, but everybody i've spoken to hasn't been worrying about the delays it's had on their own lives. they've just been thinking of this horrific crash and the fact that at least four people's lives have been lost. borisjohnson has renewed the controversial claim that britain will save £350 million a week by leaving the eu, which can be spent on the nhs. the foreign secretary was setting out his vision of what he called britain's glorious future after brexit, in a newspaper article. labour's barry gardiner said the government divisions have now been laid bare, and accused mrjohnson of plotting a challenge to theresa may's leadership. it's all about boris. this isjust ridiculous. we have a cabinet in chaos. we have a prime minister who is openly being talked of as being challenged within weeks. we have a government that is

. >> reporter: a few band members remained standing tonight.cipation is voluntary. >> meantime, the nfl continued its protest over racial injustice tonight. the dallas cowboys and arizona cardinals either knelt or linked arms during the national anthem in response to president trump's criticism. meanwhile, pittsburgh steeler alejandro villanueva says he was embarrassed standing alone yesterday. villanueva, an army veteran, says he unintentionally separated himself in the moments leading up to the anthem. ve e>>dybory image of me standing by myself. everybody thinks that the team and the steelers are not behind me, and that's absolutely wrong. it's quite the opposite. they all would have -- actually the entire team would have been out there with me. >> villanueva says he will continue standing for the anthem and respects others' right not to do.so abc7 news was at berkeley today where a group called united against right wing violence held a rally. this was supposed to be day two of a planned free speech week event. cal officials told us the univ

the question becomes what can they do or what remains for them to do, how much of a fight remains in iraq and syria, and do they have other options, egypt, turkey or saudi. they have been telling us they attend to go to saudi. whether that, whether they have the capacity or there's opportunity there, but it's a big question. this is also part of their style. in 2002, they then had the gall to attempt to launch the jihad in 2003. the demographics, the might of the u.s. army, the morale of the jihad after the defeat, a lot of things were working against them but he saw something others did not see. from their point of view, they were successful. when we look at egypt or other places we have to be mindful that we might not see what they see. their style suggests they will keep trying to go big. >> can you talk about, is al qaeda dead? what's happening to al qaeda well isis is grabbing all the headline. >> both are from the same ideological movements and our focus on one group or another has allowed the other side to actually continue to strengthen. while we been focused on defeating isi

the un must remain. relevant. being of international development and the implementation of the twenty thirty adjourned for sustainable development should be the un's total priority in the field of development it's important to encourage members to see the mentality between the agenda and their own development strategies if you eliminate hunger and poverty and you're the one behind that we must ensure. inclusive and quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for we need to enhance the role of cooperation as the main channel for international development cooperation while the average south sells moderation and trouble tied cooperation climate change bears on the sustainable development of mankind and it's crucial that the un can let us continues to work on the follow ups of the power is not agreement and urges all parties to upload the principles of common but differentiated responsibilities they hope. to give abilities and reinforce the international climate to cooperation on the issue of refugee has its

this site or to remain here really. well let's throw that one to turn to be our correspondent in cox's bazar near the bangladeshi me and ma border town v a so officially the situation is easing it's calming what's the reality of what you're witnessing firsthand. well just to make a statement i just got a call from one of the. police already over and on the police who is on special duty in tech and of broader area he knows he is in touch with me he called me to say that look we received two thousand five hundred growing refugees this morning and we have shipped them to the problem campaign for protection so they have shelters over there that's the ground reality we've been bothering. visiting the border and very almost every day every other day our team and every day is the same scenario trickle down of refugees coming down of course the pace isn't as much as what we saw in two weeks back but they're coming nevertheless and you can see villages on fire smoke rising the situation hardly seems to have changed maybe the exo

. >> reporter: a few band members remained standing tonight.ticipation is voluntary. >> meantime, the nfl continued its protest over racial injustice tonight. the dallas cowboys and arizona cardinals either knelt or linked arms during theational anthem in response to president trump's criticism. meanwhile, pittsburgh steeler alejandro villanueva says he was embarrassed standing alone yesterday. villanueva, an army veteran, says he unintentionally separated mself in the moments leading up to the anthem. >> everybo sees an image of me standing by myself. everybody thinks tha the team and the steelers are not behind me, and that's absolutely wrong. 's quite the opposite. they all wouldave -- actually the entire team would have been out there with me. >> villaeva says he will continue standing for the anthem and respects others' right not to do so. abc7 news was at berkeleyoday where a group called united against right wing violence held a rally. this was supposed to be day two of a planned free speech week event. cal officialsold us the university

this will remain in effect through tonight.s of right now, the temperatures do have a chance of climbing into the mid-90s. >>> east san ho zas ovjose is sg to be in the 90s by 11:00 a.m. we are already in the 80s at this hour. we are expecting to hit a high of 98 for san jose. it should keep us out of the diple digdip triple digit zone for the most part. san francisco folks are going to be very happy. this is a little bit more normal. the last past few days have not been normal. we hit 106 on friday, 102 for yesterday. we are going to stay in the 70s today. look at that temperature trend. at 1:00, we will remain in the upper 60s, lower 70s. the beaches today will finally be a great way to get away from the heat. point reyes, 61 degrees at this hour. santa cruz, for today, will be in those 70s and 80s. so will half moon bay. typical, more normal temperatures for the coast. if you are going to head out to one of those beaches, please remember to be safe at all times. let's do a quick check of your micro climate forecasts for toda

this is one of the few remaining camps in. the nigerian military has most of the areas controlled by. the government wants people to go back but those here. are still unsafe most of those areas are in neighboring borno state and as a rounded by boko haram in their fight for an islamic state the displaced. of help from nonprofit organizations such as the civil society qualification for poverty eradication one of the things we are also advocating to government at all levels both at state and on the national level is to say the citizens of this country regardless of what i did was all indigenous of this kind i mean or whatever states also find themselves first and foremost and i'm sure yes gives them the right and privilege to do well in any location wherever they choose to stay in this country the government says the bill to repair the war damage in the northeast is nine billion dollars he is confident that she will soon rebuild her home and her life but some scars such as the killing of her husband will never heal catherine sor

temperatures will remain mild through the week, with warming expected next weekend. (justine) a third night of protests broke out in saint louis following the acquittal of a police officer in the shooting death of a black man. this was the scene earlier today... several hundred protesters observed six minutes of silence in front of the saint louis police department. protesters said the six minutes were meant to symbolize the six years between the death of anthony lamar smith and the verdict issued friday. in the past three days there have been multiple arrests, injured officer and damage to businesses. ryan young reports from saint louis with more on the violent protests. st. louis (ap) - the latest on protests over the acquittal of a white former st. louis police officer in the killing of a black suspect (all times local):9:30 p.m.st. louis police have at least seven people in custody as crowds angry over the acquittal of a police officer broke windows and damaged property for a third night.buses carrying police in full riot gear and shields arrived near the downtow

the keys remain cut off from the mainland.y is live in key largo with the latest for us. adam, let me just say what an amazing job you and your crew did throughout. extraordinary work, my friend. >> the guides did an amazing job keeping us on the air. there is no water or power. at least we have a home to go home to. but depending on which side of the island you are on. much more side on the east side than the west side. much of the damage will be in the keys. not just pleasure boats. but people's home. one is two blocks inland. you have no power, no water. very little cell service if you can find it. what's interesting is we are starting to see the first relief efforts come. i have seen caravans, one from california. this is a mobile command vehicle used by the u.s. customs and border protection. they were prepositioned ready to go. that unit there went down to marathon key. that unit let some of the locals and some of the authorities there get out. get some cell service there because they have wi-fi. they have the ability to

hill remains on the job at the network though.espn is being hypocritical in how they handle certain political viewpoints. >> espn should hold anchors to a fair and consistent standard. espn suspended longtime anchor linda cohn not too long ago for expressing a political view point. this is clearly a political statement, they should be consistent in whatever guidelines that they have set themselves in that front. julie: let's bring in noel -- [inaudible] republican strategist and former florida congressional candidate and jamie, former candidate for democratic national committee chair. i get uncomfortable when i watch white house press briefings and they're talking about cable news. [laughter] i just think there's other things that they should be talking about. but anyway, that's just me. all right, let's talk about whether there's a double standard here, because this is who they use as their example. she mentioned lynn a da cohn concern linda cohn who was suspended earlier this year while she was on radio, as you guys know, talked

those who chose to remain in the area say they're worried about the fire getting closer.'s getting a little intense since we saw you last. and it's getting a little closer. and the winds are changing. there's more winds coming out now. so it's getting a little scarier now."> (marty) so far two homes and another structure have burned. no injuries have been reported. volunteers have opened at least two evacuations centers in the area. (marty) closer to the bay area. one of the largest wildfires burning right now is the ponderosa fire in butte county, just east of oroville. evacuation orders are in place for some of the surrounding areas. the fire has burned over 38- hundred acres. it is 51- percent contained. the fire has destroyed 32 homes and another five-hundred homes are threatened. officials say the fire's location in steep and rugged terrain, along with the hot and dry temperatures are complicating crews' efforts to put out the fire. (marty) governor brown has declared a state of emergency for the helena fire in trinity county. the fire has burned six-thousand acres a

may i request representatives to remain seated while we greet the head of states. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> wednesday at the u.n. general assembly, the iranian president responded to trump's assertion that the nuclear deal with iran was bad for the u.s. this is about 25 minutes. >>

the uk terror threat level remains at critical.curity studies at the royal united services institute. good to speak to you again. let me ask you first about the threat level remaining set as it is. a number of other instances we have seen this year, it has been a case of a precautionary move. it could mean an attack is imminent. it could also mean the police are not confident yet they have closed down all the potential people who could be involved in this incident. what do you read into it? we have to remember the threat level is set by thejoint terrorism remember the threat level is set by the joint terrorism analysis centre made up of people from across the security agencies and government who come together and draw on the basis of their assessment of what the threat level should be set out. of their assessment of what the threat level should be set outm is an independent view on what the threat picture looks like. at the moment the fact they have left it at critical reflects the fact they have not got total clarity i suspect on

and the push to get rid of the plants the produced cocaine in colombia farmers there remain suspicious. three members of the israeli security forces have been killed and one injured in a shooting at israeli settlement in the occupied west bank the palestinian gunman was shot dead israeli media say that the gunman opened fire arriving with palestinian laborous the settlement of. the jerusalem party force that is on the line from that second little just outside it right now larry what more do we know about this incident. well as you say took place early this morning just before seven o'clock local time so that. the man is. a thirty seven year old father of four a resident of nearby bateson reprints here in the occupied west bank is queuing up with other palestinian workers he had. allowed him to work in israeli settlements along the green line the checkpoint to this illegal settlement. aroused suspicion according to police he was challenged by. drought. and opened fire israeli security forces were killed another injured and they returned fire the attacker himself was also killed right no

police officers they are now into march and see services given the timing of this as london does remain on very high alert obviously following a wave of what were terrorist attacks recently really a wave here and while it struck europe certainly there are concerns but we will of course have to find out later on in the day what exactly happened what we do know is right now. you know following the discovery of the bucket and we did know that eyewitnesses a said there was some kind of a bang so something that he had to be kind of i'm wise exactly what that was we do know that the back carriages of that train had been filled with smoke also we'll see where that smoke specifically came from and at this point we do know that commuters have been evacuated the area has been cordoned off the station is closed there are lots of police armed officers like i said in the emergency services there and again we have to be clear that obviously the nature of this incident is really yet to be determined and we'll certainly be following this story throughout the day and i will bring you more details certai

in my personal view, it is important they remain in place. these core reforms are more capital, higher-quality capital, more liquidity, especially in systemically important banking institutions, stress testing and resolution plans. those four prongs of improvements in banking supervision have really strengthened the financial system and made it more resilient. i believe they should stay in place. but i also try to emphasize, and i believe they have contributed to growth and the availability of credit. i have also tried to emphasize that all regulators should be attentive to undue regulatory burden and look for ways to scale that back. this is especially true after years in which we have implemented a large number of complex regulations. we have been committed to doing that. i would point out, particularly community banks that are laboring under significant regulatory burden. we have been looking for ways to scale back burdens. we will listen to concerns among community banks, and we are looking for ways to simplify capital standards and reduc

over 75-percent of the island remains without power or water.y) and a reminder if you are taking bart today. the south fremont station will be closed for the next two weekends for construction work on the bart extension to silicon valley. a free bus will run between the south fremont and fremont stations every 20 minutes. bart officials are telling riders to expect a 20 to 30 minute delay. ( marty ) soul singer charles bradley has passed away after a battle with cancer. bradley died last night surrounded by his friends, family and bandmates. the singer gained popularity later in life. his first album was released in 2011. his final album was released last year. bradley was 68 years old. ( marty ) the worlds of politics, and sports collide. hear steve kerr's reaction to the president taking back the warriors' invitation to the white house. live look outside... richmond bridge this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms

coastal locations will remain in the mid 60s. expect more warming for the weekend with inland highs getting back into the 80s, then reaching the low 90s by the middle of next week. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:58 am. sunset is at 7:06 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. so far the ride anywhere in the bay area looks good. no major problems on the roads or the bridges.if you're looking to cross the bay bridge you're looking at less than 10 mins from the maze to fremont street.san mateo bridge is good in both directions. 13 minsand less than 10 if you need to cross the richmond san rafael bridge ( james ) happening right now... another bay area neighborhood on edge as police look for another peeping tom. yesterday we told you about the peeping tom on the loose in alameda... now police in santa clara are looking for this man. they say he was seen peeping into homes near the intersection of kiely boulevard and hom

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