there is a will to do the riddle is egyptian and was a lawyer in cairo before he came to japan in his twenty's. he worked for a travel agency and decided to branch out to form his own agency to take care of japanese muslim pilgrims. oh it was an uphill struggle from the start made all the more difficult when the saudi authorities said they did not believe him a mismanagement removal a ban on women as men and if we had given him a fortune to muslim we have been going to an ira allison and i have been me and i handled in syria been here well it's now been a silly one more of a glib and unknown can go our separate mazower what winter should look mostly. now mismanagement mean. we have to worry there's a mat on food. sometimes when you are done bruce seizure sticks about 3 hours sometimes take 2 involves sometimes. like last year. i most and had to stay. in the same seat. for 16 hours. rebel persisted in his quest to help pilgrims from japan to mecca. 5 years on the travel agency he set up is one of only 2 registered companies that have been sanctioned by the saudi government to organize

is just riddled with money from the nrai fact that washington is just riddled with money from the nraer donald trump. they we nt gone down under donald trump. they went up significantly under president obama has some gun manufacturers are going bust because americans aren't buying as many guns of the biggest fear is that young people in america, they are done with the guns. the young generation are not buying it. that is what i hope will come from. was it a year ago when that dreadful shooting happened and it did mobilise all those students, the young people, they stood up and said, i'm not a victim. it was bone chilling stuff. i really thought that would be the time. i thought it would be the time when congressmen were answerable to different lobbies. i thought that would mobilise it. they will never get rid of guns in america but the mindset might change. we have seen laws changing. legislating catching up laws changing. legislating catching up with the social consciousness. if you think of things like drink—driving, it's a much more reduced, not because police are having to be more

an impromptu news conference today, attorney general bill barr maintained the epstein suicide was riddled with present irregularities but said he has no reason to question the findings of the medical examiner who ruled epstein's death a suicide. sean? >> sean: trace gallagher, thank you. today, president trump, he doubled down on his criticism for the anti-semitic congresswoman, congresswoman tlaib, congresswoman omar. the government of israel initially blocking the two freshmen lawmakers from entering the country because of their support of a boycott of israel. all, congresswoman tlaib actually comparing that boycott to boycotting nazi germany. that is how sick, ugly, and twisted some of their remarks are.d of course, along with her other

so, today we have policy riddles and managing death and the idea is that were gonna try to look back on history and try to understand what the answers to some of the riddles are related to managing death. so, the first thing that we need to do is figure out what the riddles are and that we talked about these mostly and a little bit last monday, but, we go through them really. and then we get into the history part.

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doxygen everything is not perfect lee right you know very few don't have that release in it louis riddle to death so yeah i just think it will see to sleep right through you know you know and see how your body reacts exactly what i've said before 7 telling me just how the meters just to be safe and have that little fingers in your every day as well yeah right about point out thank you very much for sharing that advice with 1000 thank you very much for speaking to us thank you so much. can india be an example of diversity to the rest of the world and could shed diversity pave the way to solve some of humanity's biggest problems these are just some of the themes under discussion of the world's biggest interfaith assembly being held in southern germany $900.00 representatives i tending religion's for peace meeting which aims to bring people from diverse from regions together doctor kinds of you know hands an organization in india that works with the community to solve common problems the democrats on an abraham spoke to him and began by asking what's wrong religion can play in tackling clim

abby: you're an expert in this case and it riddled with questions even to this day.an you take me for what happened in those final 24 hours before marilyn monroe was found. >> when you look at the history and some of the agendas of the conspiracies out there it's hard to get to the truth of those last 24 hours but she was in a quiet space and eight moody space and when you hear a lot of the times people will say she was in a great mood and she was in a really sad mood but in reality she had a mental disorder which, today would either be manic-depressive of bipolar and borderline personality which was heavily depressive. in those moods she could have been happy and sad and moody all in one day. abby: official report, correct me if i'm wrong was suicide, correct? if that's the probable - probable suicide. >> if that is the case and have this disorder what initially made people suspicious about her death? >> there's a lot. i think there's a vortex of a lot of different things going on at one time but just the notion of probable suicide in talking to the doctor which was

(as troll) "answer ye my riddles three: who pays for medicare if we get it for free? would you like to stroke my goatee?" ( laughter ) ooooooh. ( applause ) but the d.n.c. just announced the rules for october's debate the one after september's debate, are the same as the rules for september's debate, with a later deadline. which means after culling the field for the september debate, the rules could let some candidates back in for october. no! no! damn it, no! the whole point is elimination. here's a reason that march madness doesn't go "elite eight," "final four," "terrific twelve," "nifty nine," "thrifty thirteen." they go down! ( cheers and applause ) one candidate who will almost certainly not qualify for... well, anything, is new york mayor bill de blasio, seen here delivering his signature catchphrase: why am i here? ( laughter ) de blasio recently did an interview with "politico," and they asked him all the hard-hitting policy questions, like "do you have any tattoos?" to which he replied: "no... i think i'd want something roman. big gladiator fan." why am i re

met in our review has been riddled with drug traffic or those illegal transactions and human rights abuses and there is no doubt that sponsors terrorism and it was said that the top leaders are in venezuela and also in columbia at the beginning of this year in columbia and doing illegal activities outside of venezuela with the illegal goal transactions. so as you can see this regime does effect venezuela and neighboring countries but the region. it is affecting the security of the region. if we do not stop this we can be facing a difficult situation in the near term and it will affect no one but also the united states. that is why this crisis has become complex but it's important to mention that the support of cuba and russia has added the additional element to this crisis and how to repress the society in venezuela given support to the maduro regime and we have analysis to many of this aspect and it is the higher commission of human rights from the un of course to say that the maduro regime is a mafia. and then over society that report that has been violated by madero. think it by any rig

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. >> the riddle the interinternne trying to solve. >> can you play the pen game?yes. [ laughter ] >> see the tantrums and mini meltdowns from one giant exercise in frus [ laught ] >> this group of no do goode th business the people inside. it looks like they're carrying knives. immediately they start demanding some money. this was the moment things turn. they make a run for it. that is because the people in this restaurant decided to fight back with the first thing they could find, chairs. >> oh! >> that was wwe right there. >> just wrecked him. sir, do you have a reservation? >> the robbers run outside as a third one is about to exit, you see one of the guys with the chair waiting for him as the second man also swings his chair. >> he's stopped dead in his tracks. >> he got clocked. >> before you know it, everyone's out of the restaurant. needless to say, they got away with nothing. >> so satisfying. >> yeah. thank you for that. >> now, over to queensland where you see two men walking right in front of this business when one of them throws a massive brick right t

card attention cation hospital services we believe that that is he had neither the n c's policy is riddled with that which has failed it is riddled still with clinging to nationalize ation you want good investments as long as that is the case this is the replied. off and then or is not used to address the basic needs of the charter to the population or is government is committed. by noted he is not alarmed at that will have to devote so much of his oscars. or his concerns that. they just in general thank you thank you for. that as well to god forbid consternation and nation beauty i am proud to hold your hand. fausta profile. on election day no one doubted that mandela's a.n.c. would imagine is the fix and the question was whether the party would gain 2 thirds of the vote. the final score was indisputable 62 percent for the end seen i'm just 20 percent for the national party. i hold out my hand to mr mondello in friendship and cooperation as far as my own post position is gone sun i should like to make it clear. that i believe that my political tusk is just beginning everything that we hav

riddled with contraction, pot holes and uneven surfaces. neighbors relived to finally see the changes -- relieved to finally see the changes. >> everybody is smiling. >> it is amazing. >> reporter: all together the city of oakland plans to pave about 100 miles of streets over the next three years. christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> a stretch of 101 is back open in san francisco after a hit-and-run crash tied up traffic for hours. chopper 5 over the scene. the crash caused a truck to slam into the guardrail knocking concrete loose. >>> new video from los angeles coming in. an impatient driver tried to run a psychoest off the road. check it out -- cyclist off the road. check it out. getting out in front of him and slamming on her brakes. at one point she got out of the car. and -- she tumbled off the curb. then she pulled an object out of her car and things got a little scary. >> at that stage i am like what is she going to take out, a gun, a weapon. >> really, we just need better infrastructure and better bike lane systems. >> the cyclist called po

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bond measure approved by voters will allocate $100 million over 3 years fixing hundreds of streets riddled with cracks, potholes and uneven surfaces. >> kpix 5 is this year's sponsor of the alameda pet fair. this saturday we will feature two chihuahuas up for adoption and join us and find out how you can give the dogs a new home. >>> mary lee is live in oakland this morning. mary. >> good morning kenny. happy friday to you. we are now on the roof on top of the high school. it is a beautiful morning not as humid compared to yesterday morning. looking west and you can see some fog along the coast. and check out our temperatures. several degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time. your weather headlines less cloud cover and fog this morning. cooler as well. humidity decreases and not as warm this afternoon but still above average as we head through the day. warmer than average temps will continue not just today but through the weekend and the rest of august. the reason why high pressure in control for this. the strong ridge of high pressure and that's why that warm weather pattern will

an iron kettle and a bottle riddled with steel pellets. the city was the testing ground for the mass use of these bombs. the penetration of a steel pellet is enough for a single shot to prove fatal. although the wound is small, the pellet causes complex injury inside the body. it can be found only by x-ray. it is impossible for mass-produced victims to be treated quickly. this shows the back of a victim who received ball bomb wounds all over his body. here we see a patient undergoing surgical treatment. the dark dots on these fingers caused by a cbu bomb. there is no doubt the ball bomb is a weapon of mass destruction, strictly forbidden by international law. in the rural areas, we were able to confirm the mass use of ball bombs and their vast spread of destruction. the white marks on the field show where each of the bombs fell. here, we see the countless shot holes made by small steel pellets on the farmhouse wall. a hospital was attacked 13 times napalm bombs forbidden by international law. we confirmed the use of napalm and brought some

. >>> sonoma county riddled with rattlesnakes. dozens slithering into storms. >>> we will see you tomorrow morning and have a great afternoon. >>> a new normal, school shooting drills. back-to-school coverage continues at 4:30. >>> when the niners go to this stadium, they take on one of the league's strongest teams. can they stop an explosive quarterback on the kansas city turf? 49ers versus chiefs on kpix5. >>> ♪ >> hope: [ chuckles ] look at you -- my little rock star. i was worried about you, but you are settling in just fine. [ sighs ] i can't believe it. you're really here. you're home. you know, i'm never, ever gonna take that for granted. 'cause it almost never happened. but all of that bad stuff, that's behind us now. it's just you and me and your daddy, the way it should have always been.

riddle 60s at the beach. we cool down further heading toward the middle of next week into september. >>> a teenager activist sales across the atlantic to take a stand. the journey that is who captivated people across the globe. tomorrow the 49ers preseason finale against the chargers.>>> live coverage from levi stadium starting in our 5 pm newscast. followed by the cbs evening news at 5:30 pm. an hour of kpix news live from levi at 6 pm. kickoff is at 7 pm followed by the fifth quarter at 10 pm. >>> >>> cooking over an open fire is a normal thing for 3 billion people worldwide. >>> two teenagers are hoping to bring some old cooking technology back to help those globally as well as elderly in the bay area. jefferson award winners show their cooking skills and a great desire to improve the lives of others. >> reporter: >> gas at the community center enjoying a very special meal. they prepare a dish using ingredients sourced from the sensors free food bank. >>> this is a rise pilaf with vegetables and chicken.>>

i heard bullets riddling. >> mourning the victims of mass shootings over the weekend. we will tell you what bay area lawmakers and the president are saying about it this morning. orning. the community of gilroy still helping each other heal after a gunman opened fire at the garlic festival last weekend. >>> thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about your monday morning weather. rosemary orozco is here. good morning. >>> another gorgeous day coming our way. we do have subtle changes for today. the subtle changes include cloud cover in the way of subtropical moisture coming our way from the south. it may fill muggy for our warmer locations today. a look outside at sfo, covered in gray skies. hopefully not delayed when it comes to flights but with the possibility there because of the low clouds this morning and the fog once again, san francisco checking in at 57 degrees. 56 santa rosa. low 60s oak land. upper 5s livermore and san jose, 62. a look at storm tracker 2 see the cloud cover in place from the c

i heard bullets riddling. >> surveillance video shows a crowd of people running from the gunfire around 1 a.m. early sunday morning. they flood inside this bar to hide and then seconds later the gunman is seen running to that door but is shot and killed before entering. >> in less than one minute, in less than one minute dayton first responders neutralized the shooter. >> police identified the gunman as 24-year-old connor betts. they say his 22-year-old sister megan was the youngest of the deceased victims. >> he was wearing body armor and used a .223 caliber high capacity magazine. he had additional magazines. >> the mass shooting in dayton comes less than 24 hours after the massacre at a shopping mall and wal-mart in el paso, texas. 20 people killed, 26 others wounded. we're learning one of the victims was a 25-year-old mother of three died shielding her 2-month-old baby according to the associated press. police are now handling the. >> thing as a domestic terrorism case. at a vigil sunday the people of dayton gathered for support. >> it has to stop. it has to stop with us. >> reporte

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but surveys by embry riddle suggest passengers still are not as comfortable with women in the cockpiteverly bass who has seen it all says women pilot are no better or worse than men, but they can multi task. >> i know that i cld cook dinner, feed a baby and talk on the telephone all at mee same >> reporter: she hopes a new generation of women will love flying as much as she has, each with her own favorite part of the experience. >> probably when the wheels lift off. when you first rotate the plane and you just kind of hover forca , it is just the coolest feeling ever. >> reporter: for "nightly business report", i'mll jane in anchorage, alaska. >>> exxonmobil gets a lift from north of the border, and that's where we begin toght's market focus with the energy giant topping expectations as strength in its exploration and production division offset weak result from its refining operation. the company also benefited from a tax rate changea.n can shares were down a fraction today to 71.75. >>> and toxxmobil's rival chevron which reported mixed reports, bea earnings expectations but fell sho

in turn, many young people continue to operate in the space riddled with misinformation, myths and misconceptionslater. we begin in nicosia where greek— and turkish—cypriot leaders hold their first talks in two years after that in the uk there will be a court hearing for suspects accused of leaking autopsy photos of footballer emiliano sala. and in china at the huawei developers conference the company will hopefully unveil its new os live video software. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm adam wild and this is your friday sport briefing. english football's transfer deadline has closed with well over $1 billion spent. one of the big money moves involved the sale of this man — romelu lukaku. inter milan have signed the belgium striker from manchester united for a club record fee of around $90 million. that makes him the third biggest signing ever by a serie a side. also on the move is david luiz. the brazilian centre—back has left chelsea and is now an arsenal player. that deal worth round about $10 million. those, just two of the late transfers. a full list

things the problem is the riddle turned into proof it's just one syrian rebels people brutal refolding related by police during the presidency believe they are the reason why they bad government is because they have information that some of the opposition want as long as they say that somebody had just asked the wrong in some parts of the city that they want to be in the going to ninety's to restrain windows and only the freedom of the shops opposition has to deny over you they say that even though the protests in harare was banned they are promising to continue with the practice in other cities and towns. zimbabwe has been struggling for decades during robert mugabe's 3 decades in power zimbabwe entered a state of near perpetual crisis between 1901 and 2008 the economy shrunk by 50 percent analysts blame overspending corruption and mismanagement while mugabe blamed foreign sanctions over his human rights record. by 2008 inflation hit 231000000 percent rendering zimbabwe's currency worthless when mugabe was ousted in 2017 emerson and god were promised reforms to revive the economy but

[hip-hop music] [glamorous music] ♪ - wall street has long been thought of as a boys' club, riddled withmovies set in the 1980s have shown, the sexist debauchery had no limits. but according to recent articles, wall street is finally addressing its culture of sexual harassment in response to #metoo. could these bros really be going from degenerates to "digentlemen"? this is really exciting. you covered a story that i'm thinking about ripping off as my own story about how the culture is really shifting on wall street and how men are actually changing their actions when it comes to #metoo. - that's right. they are changing their actions when it comes to #metoo, but not in a way that benefits women. - oh, okay. sorry. i-i didn't really read it. i'm busy. - and in fact, it's--it's quite the opposite. #metoo seems to be having a backlash on wall street where men seem to think that they should stop interacting with the women that they work with. - what? - and we actually spoke with some men who were rethinking about ever even hiring a woman again. and we talked to this one man who said that he

down the middle solves the riddle, rht? [mcnamee] well, what's really interesting is that my basic pitch which is that io need to ask the que about why is it, that our most personal data. so think about this is, your credit card transactions, your location, your web browsing history, io and your health inform from online sources, why are third parties allowed to trade that without your permission? i don't think that should be legal, okay? we've neversactually had that conion. and why is it okay for people who give you email services or application services to scar your private content eir own economic gain? i mean, we've never had those debates. and what's interesting is if i go to fox, if i go to msnbc, everybody's nodding their head going yook right, why is tha? [smith] well this is, data privacy is one of those things where ft and the right kind of come back around. [mcnamee] and my point is right in a time when we're polarized we wanna find issues that remind us that we're american. [smith] right. so hating on facebook

skype in london heather is senior communications advisor with global witness and sao paulo carlos riddle he's the executive secretary of the brazilian climate observatory a coalition of civil society organizations and in manila victoria. the un special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples she is an indigenous leader from the can people in the philippines welcome to the stream all of you i want to start with the expertise of some of our community members because our viewers know what they're talking about so the philippines noted in this tweet from leon here is the deadliest country in the world right now for environmental defenders and he explains in his view why his organization recorded a total of 223 filipino environment defenders killed from 2001 to 2008 he says 58.3 percent of them were involved in anti mining activity followed by opponents of agribusiness the presence of these extractive industries is by far the biggest driver of bile and against defenders but he goes on to say this is interesting victoria he says these brave martyrs stood in defense of more than 2600000

i heard bullets riddling. i believe it might have been the shooter. who knew his life was coming to an end. he shot all he could. >> what can we do about it? today president listed off a few ideas. >> first we must do a better job of identifying and acting on early warning signs. second we must stop the glorification of violence in our society. this includes gruesome and grisly video games that are now common place. third, we must reform our mental health laws to better identify mentally disturbed individuals. who may commit actions of violence, and make sure those judged to pose a grave risk to public safety, do not have access to firearms. >> but president has critics, they claim he is a big part of the problem, and claim that president anti-immigration rhetoric is emboldening people like the el paso shooter who reportedly wanted to kill as many hispanics as possible, and say he is just too cozy with the nra. but stepping back. take a look at the horrendous crimes. what are investigators focusing on? what can each of us do to stay safe? joining me t

a traveler sued the resort after his back face and arms were riddled with bites after a night sleep in of the luxury suites. and then there's this, 524 health code violations reported at doral between 2013 and 2018. inspectors found approximately 20 to 25 live roachs on the walls, baseboards and floors in the kitchen food prep area. it was so bad they recommended the kitchen be shut down but, of course, this problem is bigger than bedbugs and cockroaches. trump is pushing a plan that basically forces foreign governments to pay him to attend a diplomatic summit. this at a time when foreign diplomats seem to be seeking favor with trump by spending lots of money at his hotel in washington, d.c. it's hard to remember now but before trump took office he promised he'd distance in himself as president interest those business. >> my two sons who are right here, don and eric, are going to be running the company. they are going to be running it in a very professional manner, they're not going to discuss it with me. these papers are just some of the many documents that i've signed turning over co

i felt if i could answer that riddle, i could perhaps give pate spirit some resolution and provide an ending that's fitting to this story. now pate suspected that brown gave his knife to samuel gridley. all the evidence points towards another man. brown went to this man's home to give him the knife. he didn't tell people he was showing up somewhere. he just knocked on the door and this man wasn't home. brown left with the knife still in his boot and gave it to his wife and said after i'm gone on my trip, trip down south, make sure you present this to my friend in massachusetts. this man gave speeches in his honor. for once he said the rifles and resolvers were employed in a righteous cause. he's mocking americans for using weapons. leaped h he repeated his speech. this man took his place on the program. newspapers summaries of his speech edited out his boldest points. when james redpath wrote the first biography of brown in 1860, he asked this man for a definitive account for the battle of blackjack and dedicated the volume to him. his name was henry david thoreau. thank you. [ applau

and they think about their orthodoxy having been question in the point of fact shown to be riddled with absolute contradictions and fictions. we take it up with the manhattan institute up next. and the trump administration asked the supreme court to take action on a major immigration policy, we will have that right after the spring. [male narrator] trees help us see the big picture. towering over the landscape, many stand hundreds of feet tall. some are older than the country itself. our national forests are constant - beautifying the landscape, filtering the air we breathe, purifying our water supply and cooling the climate. forests are where we retreat to play, connect with one another, and commune with nature. we need our forests. and now more than ever, our forests need us. fires, insects and disease devastate our forests each year. that's why the arbor day foundation is putting out the call to plant more trees and preserve and protect the ones we already have. visit arbor day dot org and see how you can help make a difference - in your neighborhood, our country, and our world. lou:

and they think about their orthodoxy having been question in the point of fact shown to be riddled with absolute contradictions and fictions. we take it up with the manhattan institute up next. and the trump administration asked the supreme court to take action on a major immigration policy, we will have that right after the spring. ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums lou: washington post the editorial board calling for a rational immigration system to help fight shortages. the immigration policies target low income, low skilled immigrants which would lead to severe worker shortages, do nothing which is what three successful presidents have done, nothing. and let ev

the streets are riddled with garbage within human feces and urine which is attracting rodents which isg disease. how about doing something about the homeless crisis and cleaning up the streets of san francisco. liz: coming up, another day and another batch of disturbing developments in the case of suspected sex trafficker, jeffrey epstein. offshoring half a billion dollars into a trust fund to make it difficult for any of his accusers to collect damages. the number of non-u.s. citizens arrested on federal charged more than doubled in the last 20 years. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibra

finally, we hope that you will deny this appeal because it is riddled with frankly false statements which are either unimportant to the board, false, or both. he falsely claims that the kalafatis who was renting the apartment short-term, that they have provided you with letters and e-mails showing that not only is this not true, but they have been open and transparent with their tenants and are well liked. so finally, this is a modest residential project that followed all the rules. no one's rights were compromised or denied. it has no negative impact on the appellant's properties or claimant's properties. seismically upgrading a building certainly reduces risk rather than increasing it. and a nine-year-old story about a rear stair that was begun by mr. kalafati's father as a general contractor but was not permitted correctly but then was corrected and it was closed four years ago following due process from the city should not weigh on a decision whether to improve the property today. this is not be rewarding or punishing somebody, it's about the permit and about the project itself. perso

the epstein suicide was riddled with prison irregularities, but he has no reason to question the findings of the medical examiner, who ruled his death a suicide. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thank you. doubling down on his criticism of congresswoman, tlaib, congresswoman omar. because of their support of a boycott of israel. oh, congresswoman, tlaib, actually comparing that boycott to boycotting nazi germany. that's how sick, ugly, and twisted some of their remarks are. of course, along with some of their other anti-semitic statements, in case you didn't know from the fake news media, by a radical group that wants traced suicide bombers. she responded by how? posting an anti-semitic cartoon, illustrated by a holocaust denier, came in second in an iranian contest to deny the holocaust. omar previously saying jewish money controlled members of congress. all about the benjamins. she wants tweeted that evil israel was hypnotizing the world. trump was right to call out the elected members of congress. but their fellow democrats are nowhere to be found. the party that claims to reject hatred, th

riddled with cracks.holes and uneven surfaces. >> students are heading back to school for a new school year. >> holy names high school. stgs's jackie ward is joining us live from oakland the students are starting to arrive. jackie. >> i have friends. you want a pep rally at 5:30 in the morning here's your pep rally. even their mascot here at holy names high school. this is a school that's rich in history it's celebrating its 150th year of existence throughout the school year. and a for 74 years versus a student and a teacher, now a volunteer. >> holy names high school is a special place. >> if you're walking through the halls of holy names you might run into a piece of living history. >> every time you leave and you come back to the school, you walk into the halls. >> sister tells me the mission of holy names is to educate the person academically and spiritually. she has stuck to what has worked best for her. >> i think life gets a little rough sometimes. >> originally established in 1868 on the shores of

his wife and kids will have a hole in their hearts, the trauma of those bullets that riddled his body will now be theirs to live with for the rest of their lives and the wider community of the mission where i live which is no stranger to excessive use of police force. these two have been traumatized. it is not just rhetoric to say all our lives are still diminished by what these officers have done. none of us will ever be quite the same again. please do not think of this as an administrative matter. it has profound human and moral implications and these must be considered in determining consequences. >> time is up. next speaker. >> i have a few of my own words to say in response to the department department police accountability agenda item. i am a 12 year resident of the mission district. i am a provider for the school district for good samaritan family resource centre and the felt in statute. i have worked with the family in the past and there was -- they are respected members of the community. when i am doing my job, if i were, at any point to violate the policies of the organizati

what one little chew can do. >> reporter: winston churchill referred to russia as, "a riddle wrappedside an enigma." texas homicide investigators looking into the murder of russian immigrant anna moses were finding the same thing. michael stodnick, her boyfriend who put himself at the scene of the crime, told cops how he met anna. >> she was on match.com. i believe they met through match.com. >> reporter: anna's hard drive revealed he wasn't her first. on match.com, anna had page after page, eleven to be precise, of winks, postings by men who'd admired her photo. and, it wasn't just cyberspace keeping cops busy. lovely anna had plenty of flesh and blood admirers, including jerry caspell, who'd met her years earlier. >> we met at toastmasters. >> which is a speaking club? >> it's for public speaking and leadership, and she was working on her english, of course. and, i kinda tried to help her. >> it sounds as if there was very quickly a connection between the two of you? >> yeah we got to be pretty close friends. she asked me for example to help her with her resume. >> you said keep wr

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. >> reporter: this is a riddle which for 18 years has proven impossible for the united states to solve. the big problem is when you see scenes of violence like this. let's not talk about the picture without skipping over 63 deaths. that as i stay are thelinging numb -- that is a startling number. the suicide bomber walked into a wedding hall, the male section. they're partitioned in afghanistan and choosing the most crowded place he could to blow himself up. the wedding band was killed outride. the particular minority that isis hates, shia were being tor targeted there. it brings into mind how regular the devastation is. we see blasts two or three times a week in kabul. forget about it happening nationwide and in afghanistan. some say that's why there's an emergency. simply this kind of violence is unsustainable. in fact, it's increasing. all sides militarily trying to show their muscle as the negotiations continue. isis aren't part of the talks. the troubling thing after this wedding blast is many involved in the peace deal said, you know what, we all have to work together to defeat i

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i haven't signed the riddles.>the big announcement marvel star robert downey junior made at the rose bowl last night and what it has to do with nasa and the rolling stones case of meningitis shows up at a bay area elementary school, the students with the district >>infectious disease recently captain east bay elementary school student out of the classroom and dublin unified school district says that student was diagnosed with meningitis well forcefully tuggle updates us on whether anybody else was exposed. >>during the first week of class at the dublin unified school district superintendent doctor dave mark in confirms a student at murray elementary school showed up on campus infected with the disease meningitis it's very rare now in the second week of the school year the school's principal sent a letter out to parents monday notifying the community about the issue then following up with additional notices as the school district learn more there's been no other cases reported so we're extremely happy with the quic

spent hours dealing with the b.o.p., notwithstanding the hard work by men and women in uniform it is riddledith incompetent. every day, i get something that reminds me of the incompetent stemming from it. throughout the entire government. >> unlike something like the dmv where the general public has to deal with it, we don't have to see the prisons, we don't actually care. but it is just like the dmv except they're being in prison that can't get out. >> totally. >> wow. >> for so many people that deal with them, they have no resourcend -- recourse and they're families of people incarcerated, everyday citizens who have the small window into what is essentially a ridiculous organization and the people incarcerated see it every day, all day. stay tuned for those investigative results. >> most people at the table seem to think that with the autopsy report, it is to be taken seriously, it was suicide. >> well, juan, you seem surprised. >> i am pleased. we're going to have more on the breaking news of jeffrey epstein's autopsy report in a moment. the medical examiner, again, has ruled it suicide.

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