rita said, "it's like we're invisible." to the millions of american workers working too many hours for too little pay, let me tell you, you aren't invisible to me, you are not invisible to democratic officeholders in this country. we see you. we hear you. we fight for you. we fight for paid family leave. we fight for sick leave. we fight for overtime pay. we fight to give workers a say on the job. we fight to save america's pensions. we fight for those small businesses that are helping in our pension system. we want to make it easy for everyone to save for retirement. we work to encourage companies to invest in their greatest asset -- you, the american worker. that's what democrats fight for on labor day. that's what we'll fight for tomorrow. that's what we'll fight for the rest of the year and next year too, every day throughout the year. happy labor day to america's great workforce -- the american worker. thank you so much. "> c-span's "washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming

rita, daniel, and lisa are confident their call to us changed everything. where do you think you would be if you hadn't called us? >> i think we would have been turned over to collections. >> reporter: chris chmura, nbc bay area news. >> so frustrating. if you get a medical bill that you didn't expect, don't ignore it. you could be sent to collections and that could ruin your credit. if the hospital or clinic won't help resolve the dispute, you can contact the california department of public health. the law says you have to get a response when you file a complaint with the state. and if you need more help, perhaps we can lend a hand. go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. you can also send us a notice or call us anytime, 888-996-tips is the number. >>> coming up, a son who spent years translating for his dad finds a new way to help even when he's not around. the touching way he's using his programming skills to make a difference in his dad's life. part of our bay area proud series. >>> air quality issues leading to a spare the air day tomorrow. and temperatures inc

post rita additions, sidewalks, cables, and all the other wonderful stuff that's been added to enhance the downtown experience, and it's sort of a mecca for entertainment, music, and entrepreneurial energy is being spent downtown and we're going to stay on ryan street and go right to the calcasieu river. we'll see how close lake charles is to the wilderness, we're going into the industrial part of lake charles. all of these vacant lots here would have been covered with saw mills and construction shops and mill work fabricators and that sort of thing, using the lumber that would have been harvested along the calcasieu river. you can actually see we're going to dip closer to the calcasieu river. and you can see the trees that once lined both sides of the river. >> and you're seeing that morphing, that you typically associate with louisiana. adley: right. and now we're going to follow the river, this is their double loop of the calcasieu river. this is north -- >> we're on the river. there is no guard rail. adley: you're in the water. and this is what, on the northern bank, this is what t

rita, daniel and lisa are confident their call to us changed everything. do you think you would be if you hadn't called us? >> i think we would have been turned over to collections. >> reporter: chris chmura, nbc bay area news. >> if you do get a medical bill that you didn't expect, do not ignore it. you could be sent to collections, and that could ruin your credit. if the hospital or clinic won't help resolve the dispute, you can contact the california department of public health. the law says you must get a response when you file a complaint with the state. and if you need some more help like the duartes, we can lend a hand. go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. you can also send us a note or call us anytime at 888-996-tips. >>> next at 11:00, a stabbing in the south bay. police trying to find a killer tonight. the one clue that could help them crack the case. >>> recapping our top stories, some intense moments for santa clara county deputies early this morning. >> officers responding to an alarm going off at a cupertino store spotted a suspicious van and tried

ktvu's jana katsuyama is at santa rita jail where the suspect was booked. >> the candidate told me he thought the man was going to kill him. the suspect appeared in court today facing charges including felony assault and brandishing a weapon. the suspect's mother tells me her son was acting in self-defense. >> reporter: republican congressional candidate rudy peters says he was at his booth at the castro valley fall festival sunday with another gon candidate greeting voters when they heard yelling from this man, 35-year-old farzad fazeli yelling. >> we hear someone screaming f donald trump and he's got his hand over his head with his middle finger up. >> reporter: peters said they ignored him. >> then he stops and we hear him say, i'll show you. he turns and rushes my table. >> reporter: peters showed us a blue ceramic mug that he says fazeli picked up and threw at him. >> he's coming at me. i grab him, threw him on the ground. his shirt ripped. beer mug busted. i got off of him and he pulled the knife out and said he was going to kill me. >> reporter: peters said fazeli couldn't open

. >> the deputies brought the man here to santa rita county jail sunday. he was booked felony assault, criminal threat, and brandishing a weapon. i talked with the suspect's mother tonight who said it was s the candidate should be charged with assault. republican congressional candidate rudy peters says he was at his booth at the castro valley fall festival sunday with another gop candidate greeting voters when they heard yelling from this man, 35-year-old farzad fazeli. >> we hear someone yelling f donald trump and he has his finger up. >> reporter: he said they ignored him then the man stopped. >> we hear him say, i'll show you. he turns and he rushes my table. >> reporter: peter showed us a blue ceramic mug he says fazeli picked up and threw at him. >> he's coming at the table. i grabbed him, threw him on the ground. his shirt got ripped, beer mug busted. i got off him and that's when he pulled the knife out and said he's going to kill me. >> reporter: peters said fazeli couldn't pick up the night. someone broke up the incident. peters said he alerted a

as we have done any of those comments it was interesting on this writing shown for me here you know rita. i have to say you must get money had to buy the zoo pushed and envying these all happy d.d. . convene yeah we have thing done secretive both inventing guns would in our case done this all that is so bush buskin must be seen for ook to be a he has i know this. is all said he's gunned mississauga. is that the sun being disabled defiling funding course also he had to muck out then live in his. own fun and gamble america hears his dick and it be those who shout about it was being given. them by so fast. that man as we have that is you have been that here just good enough to lead to so who would have seen nothing and we can only on only. have i'm. i'm . hey. thank. here it is a villa site vickie nathan long as he is the facts of business come on by this is i guess if you nine tom probably plays of his a nickel in a shot or need a month and here should be an awesome hossam zaki has to qualify on any good video during your phone than it should. be home see if you know big a four way on. ove

one of the best expanses of that was after the horrible year of katrina and rita, when everyone was focused on the horrible things in new orleans. lake charles rolled up its sleeves and did its thing. it's the town that doesn't wait for somebody to come and save it. it will actually role of its sleeves and work -- roll up its sleeves and work. i think that is a very good thing. >> thank you so much for showing us around lake charles. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to lake charles, louisiana to learn about its rich history. learn more about lake charles and other stops on our tort at c-span.org/cities tour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> next on the civil war, scott hardwick, the former supervisory had saurian at gettysburg national military park talks about the lead up to the september 1862 battle of antietam, and abraham lincoln announcing that emancipation proclamation after the battle. this talk was part of a symposium posted by an emerging civil war blog. scott: what an introduction for an introduction. first off, i do serve as

it's not quite clear still just the exact number of how many people were on this particular ferry and rita. as we heard many people are very angry about the frequency of accidents like this one why do we keep seeing disasters on lake victoria. well other than the fact that lake victoria has rough water. the main issue is overcrowding of these particular ferries this particular ferry had a capacity of one hundred people but then it was carrying well over that local authorities put that number between three hundred and four hundred people on board and this is including livestock including dyes including things like cement and you know me bags of maize so it was it was overloaded it was carrying more than it's capacity and this is mainly the reason why a lot of boats go down on lake victoria and cats have been any attempts made to improve safety on the waters of lake victoria. all governments this is uganda kenya and tanzania have been looking into ways to maintain their ferries in fact this particular ferry had undergone maintainance in the last couple of months it had its two engines over h

you're watching news coming to you from berlin we have much more for you at the top of the next hour rita will be with you then and of course you get all the latest news information online around the clock thanks for watching. nico he's in germany to learn german. luge beneath. why not learn with him online on your mobile and free to sask from the w e learning course nikos speak.

our funeral service pays tribute to music legend de rita franklin in her hometown of detroit. i. have an ounce for it glad you could join me the u.s. has announced it's stopping decades long funding for the u.n. agency that helps palestinian refugees the state department said it would no longer shoulder the burden of costs for the united nations relief and works agency whose operations it calls irredeemably flow which the u.n. agency says it provides. have a sister about five million palestinian refugees in jordan lebanon syria the west bank and gaza the u.s. has been the agency's largest donor a spokesman for the palestinian president called the move an assault against his people germany has pledged to increase its funding in response. but a spokesman for the un agency facing funding cuts is also commented on the decision calling it deeply regrettable he rejected u.s. criticism that the agency was inefficient and had failed to make reforms we reject in the strongest possible terms just a few months ago the us administration was praising institutional reform we've been conducting

kong denton's but whole home because i like the idea of me holding on to me and it's all right right rita resumes assess leslie william on that stat cap. that's never mentioning the main world world news has had [inaudible] michael. from the health health last month. there with that if the eighty eight rest raised. old. selections confidants say from from this incident [inaudible] thank. second allocations section she was also gets gets down this nation clinton's at central's on the present residence the residences and he sucks up to vent and running on a national. kill kill twenty five fight me one jungle. a funeral takes takes. her her dollar dollar dollar residency. impact has just sixty billion dollars american what's between five five ten teten cents s cents. because because from bright eyes as also into it doo it. non conference right right double his current. also us west how would how would likely the changing from more. shin shin as it runs out. goes to tax despite not. the list of of comes from a line. sales in our house for the us. code or what should i know i know. raise his r

[applause] >> thank you, rita. i also want to acknowledge two of our health commissioners here: dan bernal and james loyce. thank you so much for being here and joining us on this special day. [applause] >> you know, it takes a village, and the city and county of san francisco, and especially the health department has been a really wonderful partner. and i want to acknowledge gary, who's here, the interim director, and i want to introduce to you dr. barry zevin who's a specialist for the san francisco department of public health. [applause] >> similmer down. thank you very much. the -- i'm a physician. i'm trained as an internal medicine specialist and an addiction medicine specialist. i reviewed the literature on things related to people who use substances. i've been involved in the harm reduction movement for 25 years. i've been treating patients who use drugs for 30 years. t the -- i have had numerous patients in the past 30 years die of overdose. i've had numerous patients die of substance use related disorders

. >> viene con otros sÍntomas que doÑa rita no olvidarÁ. >> dolor de huesos, de cabeza, dije yo me voynidos en distintos operativos realizados en los Últimos dÍas en los Ángeles, el norte de texas, oklama y wisconsin, segÚn ice las redadas estaban enfocadenfon arrestan delincuentes y personas que habÍan violado las leyes de inmigraciÓn, pero los abogados dicen que muchos no han cometido delito alguno. >> lo mÁs turbulento es que bajo esta administraciÓn no hay prioridades, categorÍas, si estÁs indocumentado nada de lo bueno que tienes importa, te van a meter en procedimiento de deportaciÓn. >> ice asegura que entre los detenidos hay cinco miembros de la mara salvatrucha que serÁn procesados y dee un aÑo que uatina se ha refugiado en una iglesia de chicago para evitar la deportaciÓn, lleva casi 20 aÑos viviendo en estados unidos, no tiene antecedentes penales pero igual, igual se convirtiÓ en una prioridad de deportaciÓn para la administraciÓn trump. rubÉn pereira hablÓ con ella y su familia. >> a veces no tengo ganas de levantarme. >> en esta pequeÑa cocina en una iglesia de chicago co

. >> and manual miranda and others from puerto rico and rita moreno and celebrities and musicians and others came in to join you. you led the group of people who were feeding and basically replacing what the american government was not doing for the american citizens. >> so this is the story of the "we fed an island." everybody was saying how difficult everything was in puerto rico, and let me tell you that puerto rico, and the private sector, plen the ti of food, and we found kitchens, and we began to transforming the problems into solutions. we went from one kitchen to 26 and 20 volunteers to 25,000, and from 100 meals a day to 25,000 meal, and i said, please, let us help you federal government, because we could feed the entire island and then you put the private sector ngos into what they do best and we waited too long to waitt for the electrical system, and waited too long to the wait for all of the water plants for the island and they wait waited too long to fix many of the things that were fixable. sometimes everybody stays at the headquarters and everybody is talking about what

. >> how about rita ora? >> sassy. >> and of course dakota johnson? >> what would dakota's be?'s nice. that was far too nice. >> so sweet. >> nice guy. >> i know he is. >> we'll [alarm clock] ♪ ♪ ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. >> travel consideration provided by -- ♪ >> you are looking at the first images from the premiere episode of the conners. in the episode the family gets rocked by a sudden turn of events. >> all signs point to probably roseanne's passing. >> we don't know for sure. it sounds like it could be. >> it premiers october 16th on abc. >> laurie metcalfe is the only member of the cast that got nominated for an emmy. >> tomorrow on "e.t." the emmys are five days away. we're on the red carpet for tv's music ] >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this planet, have to live a life of misery. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children that are born with these de

. >>> an out of control wild fire north of santa clu rita, california has grown. 3,000 acres. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. evacuations have been lifted and after battling the fire all nighuns are finally making progress >>> a drug seizure in texas goes bananas. they picked up two donated pallets of bananas and they also consealed the secret. the officers noticed one box didn't feel like the others. so he opened it and that's when he found a white, powdery substance. they then found 540 packages of cocaine. they say the street value of the drugs nearly $18 million. >>> after a near five-year drought, one of golf's greats is back on top. he was on the hunt in atlanta knocks in that birdie putt onp 18 to grab his win. >> it was just a grind out there. i loved every bit of it. and the fight and the grind and the tough conditions and just have to suck it up and hit shots and loved every bit of it. >> he wasn't the only one loving every bit of it. justin rose hit a birdie to cash in on the $10 million cash prize. he becomes the second world number one to win the cup. the

. >> how about rita ora? >> sassy. >> and of course dakota johnson? >> what would dakota's be?that's nice. that was far too nice. >> so sweet. >> nice guy. >> i know he is. next on kron-4 news at eight: a tragic story in the east bay...an 19-month-old girl dies after being left in a hot car for several hours.police are calling it an accident.a live report... coming up. desperation for the family of a bay area mother, missing now for almost a month.the reward being offered in hopes that someone will come forward with information.and hurricane florence is just hours away from making landfallwhy some people are choosing to ride out the monster storm. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. bowls to serve teriyaki. see that right there? you can't say that. i can't tell people to try my bowls? no. check out my bowls? nope. what about my billboard? (sighs) what? try my teriyaki bowls. hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone sile

pinole has dipped to 44. 52 elsa rita. there is a little onshore breeze or a slight north northeast 50 ukiah. 50 monterey. a little fog on the san mateo coast and around santa cruz, monterey. there is a little there. watch out along highway one. that system dropped in and reez 60s, 70s, 80s near the bay. upper 80s to low 90s. some of the forecast projections were within 6 degrees. splitting the difference, but temperatures will warm up heading into wednesday. what about tomorrow? about the same. maybe even warmer heading toward the coast. no big change and tell friday. -- change until friday night. we will job 15 - 20 degrees. cloudy or mostly cloudy on saturday. >>> another apple store robbed over the weekend. up next, video from a witness who recorded the crime before the thieves could leave the store. >>> the federal government is facing a deadline that could affect the way we fly. >>> welcome back. look at this. santa rosa police want you to see this cell phone video of the latest robbery at an apple store. at least si

tissue between our muscles and our internal organs so today i'm going to talk about fashion with what rita who is doing in therapy here in the heart of philip welcome to in good shape. rolfing do some good posture and stress free movement. as a g.p. i often tell my patients just wait and see time will heal your problems but sometimes the problems just won't go away your backs to hurts they are still tension in your neck and if you take a look into the mirror you see that your posture is crooked so maybe you should try out role thing then. the fashion to form a near transparent network under our skin these sheets and strands of connective tissue surround muscles and organs and act as a passageway for lymph and nerve endings when they're in good condition they have an ordered structure they support the body and keep it in balance the targeted stimulation of the facet can sometimes restore mobility but treatments can be very painful for a long time there was no scientific evidence for the benefits of fashion therapy but a project by a team of physicians and biologists at the university hospit

post rita additions, the trees, the sidewalk, improved utilities and all this other wonderful stuff. it's been added to enhance the downtown experience. and is sort of a mecca for new entertainment with music and other venues and entrepreneurial energy being spent downtown. we will stay here and go right to the river. we're going to see how close lake charles is to the wilderness. and we are going into the industrial part of lake charles put all these vacant lots would have been covered with sawmills and construction shops and millworks fabricators and using the lumber that would've been harvested along the river. you can actually see we will dip closer to the river. you can see the trees that once lined both sides of the river. >> and it is more -- typically with louisiana. >> were going to follow the river. this is the loop of the river, this is north -- >> no guard rail along the river. >> yes you are in the water. this is what, on the northern bank, this is what early settlers would've seen along the river. back then. in the day, this would've been still, with cut lumber floating

it's now a fairly lively street scape with wonderful additions, post-rita additions. that's the trees and the sidewalks, the improved utilits, cable and all this other wonderful stuff that has been added to enhance the could be town experience. and it's sort of a mecca for new entertainment music and other venues. a lot of entrepreneurial energy is being spent downtown. we're going to stay on ryan street, we're going to go right to the river and see how close lake charles is to the wilderness. and we're going into the sort of industrial parts of lake charles. all of these vacant lots here would have been covered with saw mills and construction shops and mill work fabricators and all that sort of thing. using the lumber that would have been harvested along the river. you can actually see we're going to dip closer to the river, and you can see the trees that one lined both sides of the river. >> and you think that sort of bayou-style that you typically associate with louisiana. >> right. and now we're going to follow the river. this is -- there are double loops of the r

since you're sitting on both sides anyway so you'd have to sit ramrod straight the whole time out from rita and the third time when he gets out because the center tunnel is far too high for the city. and you see. the sheer size of the sports story small makes it an impressive sight. the alloy wheels add nearly two thousand euros to the price but they're perfectly suited to this porsche. the body matches the sedan version back to the b. pillar the roof line doesn't slope down as much as on the sedan but at the height of one point forty three meters it keeps it slow sports car figure. the rear leaves an impression of luxury in its way with its cutting edge taillights flanking the high gloss black action strip and plan as business is just a bit disappointed with one thing the selection of a driver is just insist themself if he pays a lot for a car and then doesn't get a rear view camera or laid keeping assist or adaptive cruise control as standard and he wonders if someone isn't out of step with the times. masochist. but the panoramic sunroof adds to the luxury it can't be opened and closed se

know they have a hashtag in there wanting an exit twenty twenty how possible do you think that is for rita i think it's all the president depends on the peoples of chill go. you know it's about you know fighting to want for change is about as refusing to give up and to give us being determined to go all the way till the end of course it's going to come if not of consequence is what we have to heavy price over the past decade or so in the future for what he says that he meant or why it just kind of glided over consequences but i know from doing research on you and from going through your twitter feed that the consequences have been high and happy for you can you give us an example of consequences such as you were getting arrested detained and tortured severely people getting killed soldiers going into holes and beating citizens showing their guns in the room to force them out so they can beat them and kill them these are headed consequences that the people who have been facing for daring to ask for change of course it's not going to be easy that is why we keep raising awareness and mobilizi

euros me in we have for you grass yes now rita. we are her own congratulations to the conference to all of you on what's i think we can all agree on unanimously it's been a great conference call me her conference of unlikable parties that are ready to take charge to start the work the only building rebuilding our divided country. this year we bought the centenary of the representation of the people act which saw eighteen million women getting the vote for the first time along with five million working thank you ok we now have more women members of the labor party than the entire membership my own female of the conservative and liberal democrat party take you over. here with jenny for me as our new general secretary of the her own journey for many years her entire integrity how do you talk that i should. sit still party. the old saying jenny took over we've registered significant electoral success is it my we saw all the. great some interesting read as labor won back from the council sure i know there's a bit of it before march that

supporting winning teams winning team you know what are you and you have business news indeed i do and rita sadly they're not too good to the world trade organization is downgrading its global trade forecast for the next two years and that's thanks in part to the simmering trade conflicts around the globe the w t o expects world trade to expand by three point nine percent this year and around three point seven percent in twenty nineteen and that's down half a percent from previous forecasts in a statement the w t o's cited anti free trade measures which are prompting the outlook evidently a critique of u.s. president on its trumps trade policies. well italy's minister of economy and finance giovanni to the is expected to present his budget plan for twenty nine thousand later today and the rest of the eurozone will be listening carefully because italy's clinician government is determined to fulfill expensive campaign promises from a basic income for poor people to a lower retirement age that might please voters but how to reconcile a generous tax and welfare program with e.u. budget discipli

with businesses in china as accuse a us often gazing in what it calls trade bullyism why is that and rita that of course because there has been another round of us tariffs on chinese goods and that round kicked in today at the stroke of midnight washington started imposing tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products beijing retaliated by targeting sixty billion dollars of u.s. goods with extra duties and this is the latest escalation in a bitter trade dispute that's rattled financial markets so far neither side has signaled a willingness to compromise. workers in a chinese factory making flags and banners for donald trump's reelection campaign in two thousand and twenty if you want an idea of the irony and complexity of the trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies here it is in a nutshell. they just use has escalated dramatically since this meeting between the american president and his chinese counterpart changing ping almost a year ago. so what's happened since then and what it meant for both economies let's take a look at last year the u.s. imported

but like many of the people who live here rita has worked in many of the structures in because many of them especially those which date from the ottoman era are in an advanced space of disrepair mohamed is one of the few young men to take up traditional craft and has workshops here contributing to some restoration projects. this kind of job is more threatened than ever there are fewer and fewer crossman here there are no schools to learn how to do it i would love any young person who has a father or a relative who is across mint to try to learn what they do so it can last there is a famous saying which goes like when parents die only the school they teach to us remains. some structures were built in the sixteenth and eighteenth century and follow the same paths and three stories around a central courtyard and a terrace on the roof algerian authorities have listed age neglect and overpopulation as main contributors to the deterioration they see any work done to preserve the cause will depend on the state of the structure in antiquity and we decided that the priority was to restore ancie

result almost and tina it's coastal communities thank you rita have already been hit hard by unemploymentchief raymond gold is a community manager and the situation is untenable. when laws are enforced there shouldn't be any kind of shipwreck on our waterways they should be removed immediately. are not strictly enforced people feel very free to do what is wrong so why all those laws enforced i asked david who for years has been trying to raise awareness of the problem but he's had little success. because. of money going into the budget of the regulators and nobody seems to be doing anything about it he demands to. have ships removed after a twenty day notice period to help save the environment. it helps. to be broken it destroys our coast make them more usable. pollution from oil spills chemicals and talks with substances the ships come with but into the government started prosecuting the owners of the vassals nigeria's armada of abandoned ships will just continue to grow. art in a round up now of the results from the new european football format the u.a.e. five nations league several hea

in diamond it's happening it's happening not this month's not next but in may twenty nineteen and rita that is when diana cod to is leaving his post and he will go on to head up the company's supervisory board a little bit after that his departure comes at a time of turmoil in the german car industry as it struggles to respond to the emissions scandal the prospect of diesel vans and the threat of tariffs from the united states has been down low for for decades and he has been at the helm for the last twelve years he will be replaced by the first known german to ever be in charge of the maker of missy's benz whose name is calin us you see him here on the right originally from sweden he's been with diamonds nine hundred ninety three. for wallace preside over now to christiane start he's professor for strategic management of the warrick business school good to have you with us first of all why is dieter such a quitting and why now. i think it's a mark of the changes going on in the car industry he has done a very good job in diamond you have to remember that he came in at a time when the

star yet wave ♪nner oer the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave [applause] >> thank you, rita, thank you very much for sharing your wonderful voice with us this morning. a moving rendition of our national anthem. nd many thanks to all of you who have joined us today and to c-span for broadcasting the home so that americans at can watch as we discuss free speech and higher education. a fitting day for this free speech forum as it is day.itution this federal observance marks the anniversary of the signing f the constitution by the delegates to the philadelphia ago ntion, some 231 years on september 17, 1787. that seminal moment was captured in one of the panel paintings found just outside this great which come mom rate the great cod fires of the law. simply ticular painting entitled constitution depicts eight of the founders signing governing document. the person depicted furthest to the left is james wilson, one of few founders who signed both the declaration of independence and the constitution. most prominent awyers of his days, he was an indispensable player. in setting the

has banned drones within half a mile of government facilities to try to stop drug dropoffs at santa rita jail. law enforcement has discovered a number of attempts to use drones to smuggle drugs into the jail. while the faa regulates drones, enforcing the rules typically falls to cities. >>> rapper mack miller died suddenly at his home in los angeles today. police detectives and coroner's investigators searched miller's home in stud owe city trying to learn more about today's tragedy. he had broken up with his girlfriend earlier this year. the 26-year-old tweeted about his upcoming tour just before 7:00 last night. his tour was due to start in san francisco at the end of next month. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >>> hi, there, everyone, let's check out live doppler 7 right no in typical summer fashion we have fog right near the coast. inland areas are clear. as you take a look at the 24-hour temperature change many parts of the bay area seeing an uptick in the numbers, 10 degrees warmer in fairfield, up nine degrees in concord, a beautiful day to hit the

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day is coming to you from berlin we have much more for you at the top of the next hour rita will be with you then and of course you get all the latest news information online around the clock face watch. unicode he's in germany to learn german. clues from the cold why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to sask from c w e learning course nikos freak. it's two in the morning and when she is getting ready to go to iraq. he's a jewish north london with a point to prove. who is going to even believe that there were jews in iraq. i can no longer carry on living as if nothing else happened i tell my son that he was born in finchley and this was where his eye surgery started. and you. know we have gotten possible off iraq and i would not let go. i don't want to buy a house north of baghdad it's so that he can say the iraqi jews still have a stake in their home in. the snow or as a move like this is being taken as long as our house is being told the jews of iraq . we are still there. and that gives me the sense of belonging. for decades baghdad has meant violence. and the last place

know they have a hashtag in their wanting an exit twenty twenty how possible do you think that is for rita i think it's all the president depends on the peoples of to go. you know it's about you know fighting to want for change is about as refusing to give up and to give us being determined to go all the way till the end of course it's going to come if not of consequence is what we have paid a heavy price over the past decades so in the future often when he says that he went away just kind of glided over consequences but i know from doing research on you and from going to your twitter feed that the consequences have been high and heavy for you can you give us an example of consequences such as you were getting arrested detained and tortured severely people getting killed soldiers going into holes and beating citizens throwing tear gas in their rooms to force them out so they can beat them and kill them these are headed consequences that the people who have been facing for daring to ask for change of course it's not going to be easy that is why we keep raising awareness and mobilizing suppo