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united states that's why here in sanaa they have offered many of those they are ready if it today if that's all they will say we will stop the war lift the blue crate and then there will be no any attack against saudi arabia but to be honest i think that here in sanaa the government is an eye on the military that is and are they have come to a conclusion in the last weeks that the only thing that comes to the. attack in yemen is to continue hitting hard. infrastructure but there's always a continuing hitting the sanctions also means that yet many civilians as we've seen today in this attack women and children are being targeted but look i mean it has been many children has been killed there just as an example of the signature of stockholm agreement in december 20182018 someone has announced a truce and they have. they didn't attack so did 455 to 6 months and that's only in those 6 months has killed an engaged hundreds of civilians and after all that yemeni army has targeted the oil pipeline of saudi arabia that's why i think. i believe this believe could reach us and our government i

>>sanaa's yeah noticing quick clearing for interior valleys still gloomy along the coast and let's takea look at how the nearby fires going to impact our air quality in the bay area, moderate amounts for the north bay and the east bay, so if you are sensitive to smoke and ash or have any respiratory or pulmonary issues make sure to limit your outdoor activity tomorrow because we are going to notice poor air quality impacts due to those nearby fires but along the coast and the south bay, not going to be as bad because of the wind direction out of the west-southwest let's take a look at stormtracker 4 out there right now very gloomy dry for now for the most part but we are going to notice the return of drizzle tonight shortly before midnight we actually are expected to get measurable amounts of drizzle about a 10th of an inch of rain or less along the coast and throughout the east bay shoreline a little bit drier as you make your way inland but you could also see patchy drizzle as well and that is great news for our fire danger threat because we're noticing a lot of moisture as far as our

these complaints that it cannot comment on individual cases live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news sanaa's rob, thank you for that. >>and now in the east bay a coronavirus testing site in alameda has closed after being open only one day the brand new testing site is in the marina village area and it was closed due to a problem with insurance liability. people showing up to get tested today where we turned away once the problem is fixed senate reopens it will operate 7 days a week from 9 to 5 until late september we have details on our website at kron 4 dot com. and one 0.4 million americans filed for unemployment benefits last week it's the first time initial jobless claims have gone up in nearly 4 months, the labor department says roughly 32 million people are getting unemployment benefits but some experts say that number could be over county people in some states. the surge in covid-19 cases in some cities has forced some businesses to close for a second time. economists say those closures were likely responsible for the increased number of layoffs. and the additional $600 a week and fed

in sanaa and management aided and different governorates in yemen and this file a law we are trying through our team or lawyers to participate in releasing many of the 10 years or at least hold them to contact their fundies and we have succeeded in some cases but still the majority of detainees since 2016 until now. they are in a very bad situation and even when called that 19 just a period yemen we were very scared and we pushed that to the denise we should be released because we also have done research about the situation after detention centers and different governorates and we know it's it's a horrible situation and if the court in $1000.00 just started with one case in any detention facility so it's going to be a disaster for all the chinese that's why it's very urgent that all parties of the conflict should release those data needs and all of the cases we have documented none of them was. in. that the right to go through any legal procedures or any kind of justice since many many. thanks for your time we really appreciate it from some other. person of the what an organization

this bomb cemetery in sanaa holds both american and european bombs. the manager of the storehouse says these bombs are u.k. maids. and. yeah i found out a while she'd go money highly secure not ok had a few idea walk out. of on a rally so we're all equal it's often. a look at fattest and had a bit funny so i think they're not mosshart more. than we are but i must say your mountain wanted me to get out. of a start. well good. for our british. internationalist again now how do. i want to back out. of it while having the most i love have you know and i don't know how i want to leave the house up more give elect about the other duties. but i don't have them you know if you go along. with cluster bombs like this hit the ground they become land mines which have been outlawed since 2010 by the also convention. and the any sort of but these remains were shown to us by who thiis. one of the parties in this conflict we have no way to corroborates where they came from there are very few independent sources in yemen human rights watch is one of the few independen

to hernia find out what they're working on high sanaa's happy monday. >>happy monday marty's a coming up in a few minutes officials will be responding to the healthy buildings ordinance the san francisco mayor london breed sign and they claim the in it in dangers of the health of hotel employees by requiring increased contact with guests and coming up at noon governor newsome will be holding another press regarding the state's response to coronavirus we'll have both of those live for you here on kron on so be sure to download the kron on app to stay alive with this all day long party all right, thanks a lot, let's go ahead and take a last look at the 7 day forecast for the bay area. >>we're expecting the cooler skies was have the fog has been stubborn throughout the morning and a lot of places around the bay area but that should be burning off as it usually does around this time of year. >>and it will be in the 80's for the much of the weekend the inland areas, a little bit of increase as we get to the weekend but overall should be nice. >>around the ba

degrees above average but then cooling down to near average highs once again by the middle of next week sanaa's back to you thank agree some. >>the next at 5 you've heard of a bird's eye view but how about a bug's eye view researchers in washington are pushing >>take a look at this researchers in washington state are pushing the limit of how small video technology can get they designed this camera that can fit on the back of a beatle it can be remotely controlled for up to 400 feet away allowing users have a bug side view of the world on their smartphones researchers hope the technology will be used to explore the places that only insects can reach but they also acknowledge the small cameras can cause of privacy concerns. and new research suggests the moon is actually younger than we thought scientists generally agree it was formed from debris when an ancient plan it collided with earth billions of years ago, but there's been a disagreement about when that happened. previous estimates put the moon's age at 4.5 1 billion years, but german scientists are now suggesting that the moon was formed 4.

enough i'm not good so stay at the still the medicine the night you an album of committed chords in sanaa moore had submitted this. it's hope construction will be completed by 2021 and a continuous line of walls will close off every move along the splintered northeast coast of japan. but the mega project has raised questions how far must we go to protect ourselves from natural disaster. and how effective will it really be in attempting to save lives. then. you ought to read that. article you said you must. at noda almost 50 kilometers south of tara construction workers are preparing for the day ahead. the men must 1st consolidate the ground invaded by seawater with reinforced concrete piles before a rating the new barry is against the threats from the same. supported by foundations 25 meters deep a 14 meter high thing both forms the front line backed by a wide bank a good covered with concrete slabs. this levy roost. the 2 and a half kilometers along north has been. listen we all know the home are. still on the schedule of more. mobile combust on this cable. article from the. night becaus

so far sanaa's we don't usually see this type of activity until later in august and we're already tracking to potential hurricanes this weekend alone. and it's late july, let's take a look at hurricane douglas out there right now sustained winds at 115 miles per hour. it is a category 3 storm. but because of the cooler eastern pacific waters and drier conditions it is going to weaken to a category one hurricane possibly making landfall near the hawaiian islands as a low and hurricane or possible tropical storm already a hurricane watch in place for the eastern portions of the hawaiian islands. >>going to be a hurricane that we're going to watch all weekend long here from the kron 4 weather center. let's take a look at this satellite image and you can see that well defined eye as those 100 mile per hour wind speeds just church right throughout the eastern pacific and this is the first major hurricane for the eastern pacific for 2020 now let's switch to the gulf of mexico out there right now tropical storm hanna and you could see that it does have sustained winds at 50 miles per hour and it

even here in sanaa they believe that all that lies between those 2 groups and the disagreement is because. by the. coalition and it's clearly now that united out of it we're going to see in the coming days will they withdraw from key areas like. port on as well from the cut island if they do that this mean that this government actually handle . the war against. they can actually take steps to make security in aden but the furthest thing can hide the actually returning to aden and if he if he can this me that. i don't think that anything again i want to just some people think that this agreement actually and the unity between faction in the south could make that effort of fighting the so-called host the better but i didn't think so because at the beginning of the war if the war they started as one group fighting the whole thing in sanaa and now they just went back to the fittest the start of the houthi on the other hand they are much much stronger they can have a ballistic missile with longer and out of the world drones so if the whole of his they say that a military that is hated sa relig

so i'm done shaking him until it startles you and totally throws you off yeah that was too close in sanaa and i'm eddie i'm the floor manager but they call me yards to get it. as i spent 80 percent of the day brandishing my yardstick constantly reminding people come on guys maintain a distance a bit off how do you know strong medicine the problem is that we have to completely rethink our usual routines filming has totally changed the story and so he was out there to talk to this is totally unexpected creatures. what should takes longer. and costs more in part and we were in crisis mode and we had to come up with a completely different way of producing large you know i mean walking cause ach i managing director of cereal drama. i can't you can't make movies without insurance and a pandemic like over 19 is not insured exacts a risk it's something we have to discuss with clients and more importantly with policymakers hopefully will soon be at least partially insured motorists is it worth taking that risk at the end of the day. yeah totally there's no sense in not filming you have to do it di

reality of the pandemic another president no longer has that option today resilient president is liable sanaa announced that he has tested positive for the corona virus the 65 year old has symptoms but he told reporters today that he is feeling better thanks to the entitle larry a drug pushed by president trump olsen r.-o. is known as the trump of south america both leaders have a lot in common they downplayed the pandemic and they've refused to stand behind efforts to stop the virus from spreading the virus however does not recognize executive power or privilege of any kind so far trump has avoided infection today he and the world to solve firsthand that the title mr president means nothing to the coronavirus. from the very beginning of the outbreak which i am both repeatedly played down the risks of the coronavirus and initially described this as a new flu he also floated sensual distancing recommendations and other measures including planned facemasks in public sonata has been tested 3 times previously who came back negative however on tuesday preceding and run 3 indeed it confirmed to loc

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morgan hill, he'll be at a high of 79 east bay zone looks like this 80 degrees in sanaa today, 84 and livermore but 70's for summer bayside communities like a word and union city both at 74 degrees there 72 in moraga 67 in berkeley, a high of 68 in richmond. we're seeing more of those 80's through vacaville 85 fairfield you'll be at a high of 81 upper 70's in napa 77 degrees today and then the north bay we're seeing anywhere from mid to upper 70's petaluma 78 degrees 75 in sandra fell and then 50's at the coast and the beach a high of 56 degrees. your seven-day around the bay forecast over the next couple of days, we're going to see a below normal for this time of year temperature wise 80's inland 70's around the bay and then 60's at the coast, but things will start to warm up a bit as we get into saturday and sunday, especially inland we could see some of those low 90's returning james all right, thank you. rebecca. >>so here's a quick check of the richmond sandra fell bridge, not a lot going on traffic wise so it's a pretty easy. stretch here from richmond out towards marin county y

about the ship and they got has been built where it could the ship could explode that's why here in sanaa they have requested united nations to bring. a will known team because they do want if anything will happen to their ship if they bring anyone who has no experience and something bad will have been there and the ship will explode i'm sure that the united nations straightaway will directly blame and blame the hoti and just i want to. ask your guest about what i said about the united nation is a conspiracy is a kind of conspiracy about the united nation it is not and i can prove it in one sentence we remember that the united nations have removed from shameless for killing children because with what they say of the saudi was said to cut to cut the funds so so you could do the same with the united nations they could just. tell them that they can united the united nation can't just keep blaming the holy but the main point is for the last 5 years 6 years since the war started no one has to have the chance to go to that she even said that he meant instead of the she did the blame goes to. th

actually created the government and made this group and i believe that all those clashes and even here in sanaa they believe that all that lies between those 2 groups and the disagreement is because a plan by the saudi coalition and it's clearly now that united arab emirate we're going to see in the coming days will they withdraw from key areas. turkey's parliament has passed a controversial social media law but human rights groups warn it will give the government even more control over the media landscape sites like facebook and twitter will be required to have local representatives in turkey that also need to store users data inside the country make it easier for prosecutors in authority to access the companies could face fines or essentially be blocked under the new law. protesters across southern iraq are demanding stable electricity supplies last week temperatures in southern iraq reached 54 degrees centigrade that's the highest ever recorded the increased demand on the grid has led to frequent power cuts so manifold reports now from baghdad. under bugged out scorching sun electricity work

who the media in yemen is reporting a new wave of saudi led coalition airstrikes on the capital sanaa the bombardment on that city is believed to have killed at least 2 civilians and injured 4 others including children strikes follow a series of saudi missile attacks on who he positions as of weapons day last week yemen's who see rebels launched missile and armed drone attacks targeting saudi arabia's capital riyadh up next al-jazeera world more news for you in a little under 30 minutes. as i am a look at events a half year. was a little business. with this and yet even with the same form in full the the end. of the dollar. has to be similar to how to build. the. community and cater who. had in months. wherever hostess's swore terms as to why bush will put the lake where done take. my unusual you have below bridget traded. to the subsidy to the school board or your son must wholly. rational thought in my mouth that's not a trick upon a cut but not just them all without the area just nice to know. that but can a slot on. the. thatch on just a 2nd look and thought in in there be always

democratically elected yemeni government the group has controlled northwest yemen and the capital city of sanaa says 2014 saudi and u.a.e. led coalition is trying to crush the who these and keep their next door neighbor in check it has pounded yemen relentlessly more than 19000 airstrikes since the coalition entered the war in 20151 3rd of these attacks have struck non military targets. it is believed that the fighting from both sides has caused an estimated $50000.00 civilian deaths. saudi arabia buys its weapons from the united states and the u.k. as well as a number of european arms manufacturers led by french and german companies. officially the use of these european weapons is compliance with international law but the truth is far more complex this is a u.k. manufactured weapon produced in a 2015. minutes all school ended and shipped girl one duck duck go together muffled up to look at the light this is all a. rest for answers europe's leaders are keeping their lips sealed. because if he doesn't do it we don't need it is it a momentous year will also for the phones to be focused on your pe

>>from the newsroom sanaa's. well there is some potentially encouraging news for you on the treatment front of the pandemic the biotech company regeneron says it's in phase 3 now of clinical trials on a drug to prevent and treat coronavirus the company's so-called antibody cocktail drug is a combination of an antibody made by the company. and a second and a body. that's isolated from recovered covid-19 patients. these latest tests will evaluate the drug's ability to prevent infection. in those who have been exposed to the virus. and the fda has approved an emergency use for a fast on site coronavirus antigen test. this diagnosed diagnostic swab tests can yield results in as quick as 15 minutes. according to the manufacturer becton dickinson and company. the test will analyze samples with the device. it's a little bit bigger than a cell phone. the test is not designed to be used at home though health officials see antigen tests as potentially valuable screening tool to quickly test large numbers of people who may

us with more on the details of that kron 4 sanaz tahernia who's reporting live from the newsroom sanaa's. >>good morning, ladies and more than one 0.3 million americans applied for unemployment benefits last week and while that number isn't an increase compared to the prior week. it's still historically high number now comes as the country sees a surge in coronavirus cases across the country and states where covid-19 numbers increased the number of jobless claims increased as well for example here in california claims went up by 23,000 bringing the total number of claims here in the state to 288,000. so far 22 states have either paused or reverse their decisions to reopen the economy. and while the numbers didn't increase experts say that the labor market is still weak and that the risk of mounting permanent job losses is high, especially if virus-related shutdown continues now it's not all bad news. a separate report showed that retail sales jumped 7.5% in june suggesting the economy was healing just before the viral resurgence and the census bureau reported today that retail sales are

contain the outbreak as a lockdown itself restaurants and public parks have reopened in yemen's capital sanaa as restrictions eased by the who see rebels waiting holds steam rooms and public also open their doors yemen is officially recorded at least 1530 infections and will be 690 deaths but the actual tally is believed to be much higher as taste testing capabilities a severely limited. china is the 1st major economy to report growth since the start of the coronavirus pandemic government statistics show an unexpected 3.2 percent increase in the 2nd quarter that's after the world's 2nd largest economy suffered its worst slump in nearly 50 years during knock down some industries and nearly back to normal but consumer spending is still down. the fortunes of the u.s. aviation industry nosedived when flights were all but grounded by the coronavirus pandemic and lines were given a bailout worth $25000000000.00 in exchange for an agreement not to lay off workers but that deal ends in september and 7 add ons have already started announcing massive cuts $200.00 reports from chicago. the u.s. airline

reported that a wedding was taking place in the area at the time as get the latest from mohammed in sanaa for us mahmoud what more are you hearing about the 2nd sense of this attack and why would that was this particular area target it. yes the follow the. that has been reported by these and also the. journal the results. according to sources that to the killing of us least 31 people most of them women and children as the. targeted gathering are awaiting gathering in a. region. particularly. also a number of condemn lesions especially by this law based government the human rights the human race ministry also condemned the attack while the the head of the . political negotiating team. says that the view is this isn't the saudi arabia from the shame of list as he described it. the child rights violators that has encouraged the reactor to carry on more attacks on civilians he says that there is such attack or just comes comes just days after another that has targeted. hijo province resulted to the killing of for 9 civilians there most of them women and children the very has witnessed today.

with crews searching remote areas for people who were swept away by floodwaters but now cross over to sanaa with an update on all the sports news. thank you very much there in our reigning formula one world champion lewis hamilton will star in pole position sunday's call in austria diversity this driver has said in the past how brains always been a friend to him and he served in wet conditions in qualifying for his display was a massive recovery from being just 6 quickest in friday's practice red bulls max 1st up and no will line up but in 2nd with mclaren scoreless stance in 3rd. quarter tricky day the weather is overseeing incredibly difficult out there for all of us a lot of the time you can even see where you're going and had one big moment i think before the loss you got the plane which. had my heart in my mouth. or to christian or nod or goals from the penalty spot help you ventus salvage a 22 draw against atalanta on saturday it means they leave syria by 8 points 2nd place lads you're flattered earlier they were beaten by star salo for their 3rd defeat in a row francesco foods is inj

wearing masks do you think that we're going to see a switch and how people react to president bill sanaa if he chooses not to start wearing a mask in public and maintaining social distancing now that he's got the disease. well i hope i hope so i hope he does that and i hope people follow but the fact that he's claiming that he's taking a drug to clerical. and for all that the president has done in this year and i have i do not trust him i do not trust it releases that come out of his mr sheen so i don't know what kind of drugs he's taking or not taking there is sound scientific advice not to take logan at this stage of the disease so you know i also fear that by claiming that he's taking clerking that other people will. and that he can have an affair is a fact in the population i hope for the best i hope that he starts wearing a mask and starts taking this thing more seriously. i also see how care how his or mrs you can spin this news in just something that is embedded in things is politically better for him that the spending element is an interesting one isn't it because essentially the

among the buried on that day in sanaa was mohammed al—kuhlani. we spoke to him and his friends as they worryingly followed the pandemic news. translation: if the virus reaches yemen they won't be able to count the dead. yemenis mix a lot. we need to raise awareness. we need to teach people how to keep safe at home. the disease was already spreading silently throughout homes in yemen, including mohammed's. his family said his death was of a respiratory infection. it had all the hallmarks of coronavirus. now we learn that mohammed's father and several members of the family have lost their lives with the same symptoms. this is his cousin days before he died. none of the deaths have been reported as coronavirus—related. six years of war has destroyed half of the country's health system in the conflict between the houthis and a saudi—uae led coalition supported by the uk and the us. i met dr ashwag on several milestones during the yemeni conflict, during the famine, cholera and now covid—19. the suffering only gets worse, she says. translation: i go t