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sanchez. >> i don't know if you were on the call or not. you seemed to be having technical problems, so i don't know if you heard or did not hear from mr. sanchez. we saw evidence that there were people consuming alcoholic beverages on that deck at some point, and given the fact that there was knowledge of that situation, that alcoholic beverages was a concern. when a deck or a platform like this is built, does d.b.i. ever take the care and due diligence to reconcile a structure construction to the alcoholic beverage license map which, when you're serving liquor, required to have? >> well, i did notice notes from the planning department, and i did note that it was not for any -- i just want to look at the notes to see what it set here. so planning wrote [inaudible] there really shouldn't be any people out on that deck if i read what the planning department said. the other thing, the reason sometimes for that, as well, is that [inaudible] which comes into play in the building deck [inaudible] a

thank you very much for that money on the sanchez there live from lima to other news. and so i saw says it's responsible for a suicide bomb attack and baghdad that's killed at least $31.00 people. it's the 3rd time this year it's ah said he has been targeted rocks prime minister, how the meeting with his top security officials to discuss the attack or mode of go ahead has more from back to us on the aftermath of the bombing. this is the aftermath of the attack on the have that busy market in us. so the, the city majority, she, i neighborhood in the east of the iraqi capital. dad, they did an injured include women and children. the marked was crowded with people who went out shopping for the muslim holiday over of her own of either the explosion happened here during the busiest our in the market. this is the gate of the market in the blast occurred just when it became crowded. bodies were everywhere, would have worked on bodies of children and women and until the people, all human beings, even if you try to lift a body, you couldn't. the government called it a terrorist

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scott sanchez. >> scott sanchez, this really is an item related to the previous case and it's been more than two months since the board has had santa can a and hopefully the board will be complete again and have a new commissioner to round out the board so we can assure that the permits are fairly and efficiently processed so i look forward to hopefully getting news of a new appointment some time soon. thank you. >> thank you. is there any general public comment, please, raise your hand. i don't see any other hands. so we will move on to item number 2. commissioner comments and questions. >> none here. >> we will move on to item number 3. for discussion and possible adoption are the minutes of the june 9th, 2021 meeting. >> motion to approve those minutes. >> is there any public comment on vice president swig's motion to adopt the minutes? please raise your hand. i don't see any public comment. on that motion, commissioner lazarus. >> aye. >> president honda. >> aye. >> commissioner chang. >> aye. >> so that motion carries 4-0 and the minutes are adopted so we're now moving on to item n

sanchez? >> so there is a process that they could advance that under the code to have it such that the u.d.u. is removed from the front building, and they want to add a unit in the back as an a.d.u. that would require a conditional use authorization under section 317 because that's required to remove the u.d.u. you know, had they put forward this proposal in 2019, when they went through the process with d.b.i. to find that it was legally two units, and afterward have that board of appeals hearing where the c.u. was required, the project would have been completed by now. now, 2021, they can still go through that, but we still need to go through that process. they still need to submit their conditional use, they need to submit their building permits and go through that process, and it's up to the building commission whether to approve that removal of the u.d.u. in the front building. >> president honda: and just for arguments' sake, what if we do not acknowledge that u.d.u. and accept the fact t

kris sanchez is live. good morning, kris. >> reporter: we heard lots of fireworks through the night last night and this morning as i was driving to this location in san jose, i heard folks setting off fireworks despite the fact that the firefighters urged in the days leading up to the fourth of july to leave it to the professionals. this was the view from sky ranger over the east bay. this is the hayward area. and you can see it looked like there were fireworks about every few blocks that kept fireworks there and around the bay busy through the night. the fire district responded to 48 grass fires and five structure fires, fewer than last year. along the hillside west of 680. a home also burned. in the city of san jose, firefighters were bracing for firework-related fires too. >> we saw unprecedented firework use in our community. we had tracked about 54 fireworks related fires in 2020 during our fourth of july reporting period and that really stretched our resources to the max. >> reporter: cal fire put ou

today we introduce you to jorge sanchez. he never gave up on life or his dream of being an elite athlete. >> i want to be a bay area great. i want to be remembered as one of the best pair olympians to play the sport of wheelchair basketball. >> reporter: born go oakland, jorge sanchez grew up mostly in dublin. at 8 years old he was diagnosed with a type of bone cancer in his left femur. he underwent countless surgeries and chemotherapy. he says his family support was incredible. but when it came down to whether or not to amputate. >> i'm the one that made the decision. they were like, hey, it ease your decision. i wanted no more chemotherapy. i was in a coma for two and a half months after they amputated my leg. i almost bled out. i'm glad i made the decision. look at me going my first paralympics in tokyo. >> reporter: sanchez has traveled the globe playing wheelchair basketball and been on the national team since 2013. >> this has been my dream since i found out about wheelchair basketball. when i found out i could represe

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the sanchez naturalization. so that the bridge is police could enter the embassy. they needed to show that he was not in ecuador incentives, and at the time since the during constitution prohibits the extradition of its citizens to a 3rd country. this was deliberately wrong, a legal, unjust, and contrary to the constitution and human rights, they simply followed this unworthy scenario, thereby exposing ecuador in the extremely unfavourable light. the trial against the thorns is a political one. not only that in the decision to revoke sanchez citizenship, they rely solely on a report verified by a former state official who's currently accused of corruption and the trolleys underway against it. well, it is day 6 of the tokyo olympics and the pressure of course is on the rise rushing, tennis started o'neill, mate viet, if lashed out at a question during a press conference, he feels was unwarranted and even inappropriate right after his latest when. well, let's get the story now. ok, caesar alexi shasky has the story. he would think that the olympic games of something

sanchez is knights in shining armor. this is the man who almost single handedly has started the movement that might save the world. she should be sure that choose payne bill to this man in parliament square. in fact, i think i'll start a campaign. now i want a statue of julian sarge in parliament square, waggling his finger at the houses of parliament because that's where he belongs. he is a great hero about times roger on that point. look, we got to leave it overnight. time. pleasure talking to that, that was roger was, is a long time support him and friend of judas on.

kris sanchez joins us live at san jose's berryessa bart station.tonight's fireworks show. >> good morning to you. this is the first season the a's fans can take bart to the coliseum and it was exciting because the a's are hosting the fireworks show after the game with the red sox. the problem is bart is not running trains late enough to get those fans back home. bart says it doesn't have enough staffing to keep running after the game. a late night is resuming but not in time for the fourth of july festivities and as yet bart says they don't have the staff. fans should either plan to be on the platform by 10:10 or buy a parking pass before they get there. because of the issue the a's stopped ticket sales at 30,000, though they were expecting a sold out crowd so the bad news if you don't already have a ticket you are out of luck there. the good news is, quite a few bay area communities are bringing back big professional fireworks shows this year including the big one along san francisco's embarcadero which is the biggest one. concord pavilion hosting

let's bring in money on a sanchez saw, a correspondent who is joining us now. live from lima for money. what stood out to you from what pedro castillo had to say in his maiden speech? well, so far, he must he steal speaking. it's very interesting. he had this very, the very beginning of his speech, talking about how peruvians for centuries have been left behind, especially the pest and the farmer, peasants of peru, interestingly, that he has talked about spain. and how today is the anniversary of the bison. the bicentennial anniversary of the independence from the colonialists from spanish colonialists. and just yesterday, she was having a meeting with the king of spain. king philippe. so it's very interesting, very symbolic, if you will, that he's the, the, the king of spain has come to salute this new precedent who comes from those who are left behind for centuries in the country. that i think is very important for us to you. and also very important for many peruvians who see it that it could be their chance for someone because that comes from one of the poor

thank you so much. isaac sanchez, as you mentioned your a firefighter, a battalion chief at cal fire in sacramento, california for taking the time to tell us more about the important work that you are doing to try and keep people safe out there. so we appreciate it. thank you. let's get more insight. we are joined by carl fridge exploits nor he is a climate physicist at humboldt university in berlin and crawford. i mean we've just heard there we spoke to that firefighter there in california. we're also not only thing in the u. s, but also canada, russia, spain, extreme heat, waves record temperatures in many parts of the world. you know, a lot of people point to climate change. is this climate change, or is this just weather? well, it's both, but it's definitely climate change. one thing that we know for sure is the climate change is fueling heat and making them more severe and that's exactly what we are seeing and also exactly what we can linquist, anticipate methods to climate change. and we are seeing in particularly the case of the northwest and heat wave in the us and canada to

calling for the release of whitney found judy and sanchez. they claim he's been subjected to psychological torture for more than a decade. we spoke to one of the secretary of professor william hogan. i think they're treating him like a terrorist. i get him a doctor's just a little. busy out of my area of expertise, but this is how they've treated other terror suspects. he is at risk for suicide and bell marsh prison. he's suffering still experiencing mental turmoil, hallucinations, including auditory hallucinations. some of what's your 1st acute tory, these are some of the most severe. ready signs mental illness and mental stress, all the effects will ever be back to normal to what he was like before entering the equitorial. i'm to see is i think that's unlikely. sadly. well last week, breton high court granted the us the white to appeal a sanchez extradition, which was denied earlier this year. the whistleblower faces multiple espionage charges stateside which could land him a 175 years behind bars. as aunt will remain in london, spell marsh

but this is what it is about. socialist prime minister petro sanchez, has gambled on the subdued mood of independence minded catalan's. following the pandemic hoping to shore up his left wing coalition that includes capital and pro independence parties in the spanish parliament. prime minister sanchez clearly believes now is the time for our grand gesture towards the capital and politically self serving, of course long enough away from the next election to be able to absorb right wing fury and the opportunity to take the remaining heat of the independence movement. here, with the offer of talks towards an unspecified solution, i 1st met ro, romania when he was capital and foreign minister, defiantly outspoken in the violent wake of the 2017 referendum. now, after nearly 4 years in jail, he said the spanish offer was an empty gesture in english and you put your proposal on the table when we demand the state is to put a proposal and let's put your proposal. we put our proposal. we thought that's what politics is about and we have to be allowed to put on that table. would we understand?

coming up, the latest bid to win whistleblower julian sanchez, freedom doctors from around the globe hadn't letter pleading with president biden. we'll have all the details after the short break. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me the the whatever the ah. welcome back to the program. now a corresponded from our sister channel archie arabic has been detained by iraqi security forces. ashe drive, as always, has been sending reports from iraq for r. t, for 13 years, is covered major u. s. military operations in the region, including the most, all offensive, as well as interviewed top lawmakers. he's been posting reports through information provider news time as r t does not have an office in that country and of course will bring you all the updates as they become available on this developing story. or the 250 doctors from dozens of countries have signed an open letter to president biden, calling for the release of wiki leeks, founder julian sanchez. they note

thank you so much. isaac sanchez, as you mentioned your a firefighter, a battalion chief at cal fire in sacramento, california for taking the time to tell us more about the important work that you're doing to try and keep people safe out there. so we appreciate it. thank you. angle america. we'll meet president joe biden to morrow in washington, and what will be her final visit to the u. s. as german chancellor biden is the 40 us leader. that miracle has worked alongside in her 16 years in the office. her 1st president was george w bush. she rarely gives the interviews anymore, but agreed to talk with d. w about miracles legacy. our washington bureau chief in a poll met bush in his summer home in maine, where he spoke about some of miracles defining moments. what's your take on her reaction when she didn't close the borders and led in like a 1000000 or so? yeah. you know, my 1st reaction was there is a one with a big heart and i'm sure she was motivated by human compassion. and it, it was i, it was clearly a tough political decision for her. but she took a lead, like i made a lot of

leader can see you is a new faith in national politics and has promised sweeping change money on the sanchez with this report from nina. the feudal casteel, the 51 year old roop primary school teacher, is now president elect. he, one of the promise he won't forget, poor peruvians said poignantly, how ministers and politicians earn such salaries. when our children have no internet, our schools are falling apart. families are begging for oxygen homes, have no water or electricity. we will rescue this country to give our poorest families a home with dignity. don't speak, you know. he grew up in a poor family in a remote and the village, but in 2017, the theo, later successful. nationwide teachers strike which support or c gave him credentials to lead the country in big deal, but i guess they do the perspective to go forward into a national fight. we have sure we can also govern with expedients from our towns as males and governors. and now the country, while religious leaders have been unable to resolve the direst problems, kasteel has many scared. he 1st told voters, he'd national lie, some in

my name is edith sanchez. i was raised in harvard, illinois. i'm a first generation latina, with origins in the state of mexico. [applause] >> i'm currently a student trustee and president of latinos unidos and eager to be someone in life. as a latina female i have seen the struggle on my parents to provide a better life for myself and my four siblings. i'm the middle child in a family of seven, and will be the first to graduate from college and begin a professional career. [applause] >> my immigrant parents are two hard-working people who have no formal education and sacrificed everything to have food on our table and provide us all with the bare necessities. my mother is a factory worker, and worked as a welder. my father started his own small business. with no formal education, they both struggled with the language of english and literacy skills. they relied on me and my sisters to translate and help with paperwork for my father's small business. this has become a family effort, but this is not what i see myself doing for the rest of my life

sanchez, currently in the u. k. j. l. a. waiting a decision on a u. s. extradition to request. in 2019 police extricated him from the ecuador and embassy in london away he had claimed asylum. we spoke to his lawyer who says ecuador, the decision to strip him of citizenship is actually illegal. because he knew this was developing according to a pre plan scenario. after astonished, lost his diplomatic asylum, former ecuador, imprison lenny moreno needed to somehow justify the invasion of british police at the embassy. and the only possibility was just to deprive julian, this orange of ecuador in citizenship, which is again, it's that quote dorian legislation. so it would be ecuador in foreign ministry council of san jose naturalization. so that the bridge is please good end to the embassy. they needed to show that he was not in ecuador incentives, and at the time since the echo during constitution prohibits the extradition of its citizens to a 3rd country. this was deliberately wrong, a legal, unjust, and contrary to the constitution and human rights, they simply followed this un

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live with what's on the table. >> hi, there.ter restrictions into effect amid and could make them more strict. the water board is considering limiting water to just once a week with sprinklers, twice a week for people who have drip irrigation and the board wants to discourage people from planting any new landscaping. looking around the bay area the city of healdsburg went very strict allowing hand watering there. restrictions go into effect on friday for san jose water customers limiting watering to just 15 minutes twice a week at night or before 10:00 in the morning. santa clara valley water district asking for 15% rollback in water use with 10% for san francisco and east bay. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> meteorologist kari hall is here to take a final look at what for many people is a short workweek. >> yeah. unfortunately it's going to be heating up as we head toward the end of the week. mild today and tomorrow. highs in the inland areas reaching into the 80s but we have some upper 90s through the wee

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"today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in silicon valley with that part of the story. good morning, kris. >> good morning to you. we heard a lot of illegal fireworks around town and into this morning. i heard fireworks as i was headed to this location here in san jose. we do know there are fireworks going off all across the bay area. we have video from sky ranger here over the east bay and in the hayward area. they kept firefighters there and around the bay area busy through the night. in martinez, contra costa county fire district responded to 48 grass fires county wide i should say. that is 20% fewer than in 2020 and five structure fires, 40% fewer than in 2020. but this fire along the hillside west of 680 was one of ten fires that firefighters say might be related to fireworks. same for this hercules home. in the city of san jose, firefighters were bracing for fireworks related fires too. >> we saw unprecedented fireworks use in our community. we had about 54 fireworks related fires in 2020 during our fourth of july reporting period and that really stretched our res

lester >> raf sanchez tonight, thank you >>> and still overseas, the worst rioting and looting south africa has seen in decades hundreds of stores targeted nationwide. the president now calling in the military our kelly cobiella is there. >> reporter: tonight thousands of soldiers out on the streets in response to these stunning images that have shocked south africans looting on a massive scale, windows smashed, hundreds of stores set on fire police often outnumbered and overwhelmed. a desperate scene at this building, torched by rioters a mother threw her toddler into the safe arms of a crowd below. more than 200 have died, 10 killed in a stampede during a looting at this supermarket. everything in here has been destroyed there is nothing left to salvage except for a few shelves, but no goods. >> reporter: the violence sparked by the arrest of former president jacob zuma, under investigation for corruption and fraud but still popular among many poor south africans. >> the instigators want to spread instability in the country. >> reporter: half of south africans live below the povert

raf sanchez reports. >> reporter: as crowds gather outside the u.s. embassy, pleading for safe passage to america, haiti's government with a startling request of its own, asking for u.s. troops to defend key sites from further attacks. >> we're not asking for the open -- we're asking for small troops to persist and help us. >> reporter: but a biden administration official says no plans to deploy american forces to haiti. fbi and homeland security officials will join the investigation into who killed president jovenel moise at his home on wednesday and why. first lady martine moise badly wounded in the attack tonight she released an audio message from a florida hospital, sounding weak but determined to get justice for her husband's murder haitian officials say 17 men now in custody, including americans james solages and joseph vincent 15 colombians, many of them ex-soldiers also arrested as part of the plot three more killed by security forces. but the hunt continues for other suspects police and vigilantes combing the streets of port-au-prince, in sea

kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >> thank you. >>> following developments involving two fires in the east bay this morning. witnesses sayhhose details. pete, what is the latest update from fire officials there? >> yeah, marcus, no official confirmation or word yet if these fires are, indeed, firework related. but we want to show you fire of the first fire we have been talking about all morning long. this one took place on the 900 block of 77th avenue around 12:30 a.m. this is a warehouse where we're talking about this fire and not too far from the coliseum and crews were able to contain that fire. but witnesses believed that fireworks may have caused and claiming that folks were using fireworks for hours before that fire started. so, they're claiming that the debris from the fireworks may have caused it. here's what oakland fire officials said earlier this morning after seeing it. >> 45, 50 firefighters were on the scene. they're still we have gone defensive at this3r 42nd and telegraph. this was a commercial single story space catching fire. officials were able to contain that fire, as w

raf sanchez is in germany to night. >> reporter: tonight a grim search by air, land and this sea that once a major highway. more than 160 now confirmed dead across western europe, but with hundreds more unaccounted for, the true toll may only be known when the water recedes. the worst damage in germany where once peaceful neighborhoods are now in muddy ruin. in ahrweiler, the medieval walls not enough to shield families from the flood. a week ago these bars and cafes were buzzing with tourists. now this picturesque river town is a disaster zone. 78-year-old marita lost a family member, drowned in his own home she grieves him and her hometown it is incomprehensible, terrible, she says i was born here. i played here as a child. dozens of volunteers helping however they can. niklas trying to help salvage his friend's business so all of this is destroyed? >> yes, washing machines, tvs, radio, everything, multi-media, everything is destroyed. >> reporter: none of this can be saved, right? >> no, none can be saved. >> reporter: it may be years before this town recovers activists call this a

saludo a noel sÁnchez.eocupaciones mÁs importantes tienen que ver con la variante delta. >> estamos monitoreando la variante delta que es un 60% mÁs transmisible y se espera que sea la dominante en el paÍs. en san francisco seguimos pensando que no es necesario cubrebocas si la persona estÁ vacunada. hasta el momento entendemos que la tasa de vacunaciÓn es de un 74 % y todavÍa nos mantiene protegidos. >> casi siempre lo que decimos es que si se van a reunir con sus familiares, al aire libre es mÁs seguro que en el exterior. >> si requiere estar en grupos grandes, continÚen usando sus mascarillas si estÁn en lugares con mucha gente como en las actividades del 4 de julio. paola: todavÍa no es momento de bajar la guardia. buenas tardes. paula: cualquier persona que no sea vacunada puede visitar la pÁgina web que ve en pantalla. en san francisco continÚa la campaÑa de vacunaciÓn. este 4 de junio no nos olvidemos de las mascotas. las los animales pueden escapar de la casa. >> por naturaleza ellos piensan que es

actually going underground outside the ecuadorian embassy in london, where wiki leaks found julian sanchez being arbitrarily detained by the british government for 4 years. we ask julian assigns whether he has the email that could put hillary clinton in prison and talk about whether the next lee could change the outcome of the us presidential election. that's all coming up and today's special edition of going underground. julius i, thanks for agreeing to this interview. are you worried that you are on this shamela t of being accused by hillary clinton, basically working with the russian government? we know russian intelligence agencies hacked into the dns. the wiki leaks is now publishing all the act emails. i don't think we're going to be constantly worried about p r. i think cold must had agent got so bad in fact that the a d o, the anti defamation league, had to put out a press release, denying that i was not an agent. i'm not sure that's particularly helpful towards your agent, etc. so it's expected without publications. russia has been bought up by hillary clinton most recently just a

for more i am joined now by isaac sanchez. he is a firefighter and battalion chief at cow fire in sacramento, california. thank you so much for joining us. what is the situation like in california right now? which is very similar to what's happening across the west, elevated temperatures, low humidity's. and of course there are receptive feel bad that's, that's ready to burn with, with the introduction of the smallest part. so given that i mean, what sort of challenges are you now facing when trying to extinguish fires and keep people safe amid this extreme heat. so the primary challenge that we face this time of year and we're facing that sooner in the year than we ever have in the past is that would be the rate at which these fires grow and spread that can obviously face present challenges not only for the firefighters who are trying to put the fire out in the very, in the 1st place, what it is absolutely affecting the communities that these fires are burning there . and of course, the, you know, causing the accusations that

so it's difficult journey in a sanchez is knights in shining armor. this is the man who almost single handedly has started the movement that might save the world. we are strong, we're not going away. and we will not go away and we will stand shoulder to shoulder until june. and the sound is free because until judy and a sanchez pray, none of us ship free. we can all be locked up in a heart beat and left incarcerated disease bill ahead in the program this scored in the 3 week old. it's really government sales. a contentious law preventing palestinians, morgan was released from getting his release. citizenship is not renewed. going against the wishes of prime minister bet it's more enough to bring i me the join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me the hello again. it is only 3 weeks since the news really government was finally formed, but it's already running into significant difficulties. it's failed to extend a contentious law which bar

the right to appeal after a sanchez extradition was denied earlier this year. the whistleblower faces multiple espionage charges state side which could land him 175 years behind bars. we will remain in london. he will remain in london bellmarks prison. while the appeals process plays out and prep, professor william hogan again says public feeling cannot be ignored. i think it's starting to have more and more effect. i think there's growing calls. i think there's growing awareness. we've seen the recent developments with greek italian u. k. ready australia m p 's writing letters to their various. ready governments in the u. s. government asking biden, and his attorney general garland to drop the prosecution. so i think my madame is building, i think to please. yes, they've been pretty much ignored thus far, but i think we're having an influence. google has been slapped with a half a 1000000000 euro fine by frances anti trust watchdog. that's after the tech try and fail to comply with the regulators orders over negotiating with local news outlets to use their con

because until julian a sanchez pray, none of us are free. we can all be locked up in a heartbeat and left incarcerated. remodeling the separate story. independent journalist brendan leslie plans to see the new york times for defamation and using his content without approval a his, the video which the journalist claims was hijacked so much more than just routing for president trump. it's really rally for our way of life, the american dream against big news. while the journalist claims the outlet falsely depicts him as a protest unit, selectively edited 40 minute documentary on the capitol hill riot. what's more, he says, new york times is intentionally providing fight reporting on what happened on january the 6 the mainstream media and led by the new york times is really trying to create this fake narrative. they rip the video from my news company that was on my social media, which was actually about a 5 minute video of me reporting about wide from supporters. we're going to hear his speech. never did anyone think a riot was ever going to hap

so it's difficult journey in a sanchez is knights in shining armor. this is the man who almost single handedly has started the movement that might save the world. we are strong and we're not going away. and we will not go away and we will stand shoulder to shoulder until june. and the sound is free because until judy and a sanchez free, none of us ship free. we can all be locked up in our heart and less incarcerated disease. the fur does literally been flying in the russian in that tree with an a lead selection of military dogs. but through their paces in a par strip, take a look at this one. this special harness out there strapped into is developed by the russian from tech. no dynamics, it allows dogs of up to $45.00 kilos to be safely attached to the part of trooper before jumping from the aircraft. the person then partially directly into a battlefield. so far a tests have been carried on from a height of 13000 feet, but breathing apparatus developed for the dogs, so they jumped can be even higher. plenty to give you post. they're talking of pedigre

nbc bay area's kris sanchez is in the bart station. the upshot here with tonight's fireworks show. talk to us about that. >> reporter: this is the first season that a's fans could take bart from san jose all the way to the oakland coliseum. and that was particularly appealing tonight friday because the a's are hosting a big fireworks show following their game against the red sox. the problem is that bart is not going to be running trains late enough to get all of those fans home after the fireworks show. late night service is resuming, but just not in time for fourth of july festivities. and, as yet, bart says they just don't have the staff to keep the trains going that late tonight. now, fans should either plan to be on the platform by 10:10 or should buy a parking pass before arriving at the coliseum. because of the bart issues the a's stopped ticket sales at 30,000 although they were expecting a sellout. the bad news is if you don't already have a ticket, you are out of luck. the good news is quite a few bay area communities are also bringing back big professional fireworks show

thank you. money on a sanchez in lima. now, warring drugs, cartels in northern mexico have reached a truce. this is announced on professionally printed banners which appeared in several cities. the banners assigned by 3 main factions in the decades old turf or bangladesh. she is baffling, not just the pandemic bumps soaring inflation rates to in prices and putting basic foods out of the reach of so many time via chandry has a report from the capital duck. kern buzzer is one of the busiest open air kitchen markets in dhaka. but there are hardly any shoppers on this day because of a nationwide locked down to prevent koby. 1900 begum is among the few who came out for groceries, but finds food items are more expensive than usual. yes, kicking initial i came out to buy some green vegetables. the prizes of everything has gone up on the market. maybe it's due to the lockdown or because they're not enough buyers, but logistics and supplies open. not sure why. market export se soaring inflation, along with rising foot prices in ban

sanchez footage of non rallies is holes. again, the canal accused the us of provoking process and spreading hate on social media. the u. k. has recorded almost 55000 cases of coal with 19 in a day. it's highest number since january in britain's health minister assigned you dr. aid has tested positive for over 19, despite having received 2 doses of the vaccine. his warning that the countries the case load could double in the coming weeks. authorities in indonesia are struggling to cope with the record number of deaths from covered 19 more than 50000 cases are confirmed daily. that total dead now stands that more than $70000.00. but experts are warning that the actual number is likely for higher. thousands of people have been marching throughout france against with the new grown advice measures. they include mandatory vaccination for health workers. people will also have to show cold in 1900 negative certificates 20 bars restaurant fem cinemas. frances seen a surgeon cases in recent weeks. those are the headlines iran con will

the 28 madana sanchez in lima. thank you for that update. a french prosecutor has opened an investigation into the use of spyware. that can hack phones as the spyware known as pegasus. it follows an investigation into widespread use of spying technology from and it's ready group and it's so group. the report claims, hundreds of journalist activists, politicians were targeted to french journals, taking them out at a court thing. moroccan intelligence used the software to spy on them. we start to pull in at it's marvelle who is the editor in chief and spokesman for reporters without borders in paris. who explains why that actions being taken. we have just the side don't complain to embarrass this afternoon. along with the 2 french maroka . no, john easter or novelist key and matthew manjeet, so you have the exclusive information this afternoon. yeah. after the revelation of the begins project on the use of the software of the company, and it's so that the, the, when he told june of easter, we decided that says to file the complaint against the

and he's promising change money on a sanchez reports from lima on the challenges of delivering on that pledge, the 200 years of republic. wednesday pedro can memories, a landmark anniversary, the independence from the spanish colonialist. now for the 1st time, a former and rural primary school teacher takes over the presidency. they look at your comes from one of the poorest districts of they do. and he, peruvian, see, they feel represented jessica, who says her community outskirts of the capital, lima has little to celebrate mothers in the summer. the republic is 200 years old. but these inequality everywhere were rolling in the same mud, and we can gape, we wish our children could have it better. we always have needs and is no work. when we wish for change, and we can't do better. they claim the state has forgotten the poor members of this community build the roads themselves. they rece animal to eat together in a communal kitchen and the families here at the algorithm. a community live on less than $8.00 a day. millions like them have come from remote places for decades, people have

this is the end of the case against julian sanchez. if biden continues to seek the extradition of a publisher under an indictment poison top to bottom, with false testimony admitted by its own star, witness the damage to the united states, reputation and press freedom would last for a generation. it's unavoidable. we spoke to a friend of julian, a son who gave him refuge back in 2010 british journalist von smith says the charges against the weekly founder put journalism on the wrong side of the law. he's got some serious health issues which should have been getting worse and worse and worse psychologically. he's under extraordinary stress as you can well imagine . he's had one of the most horrible lockdown that i think anybody we could possibly think of you know, mostly in solitary confinement. up to 23, out of the day he's got very poor communications. they went less in public communicate downside, well, it's very hard for him to defend him. so you think it's absolutely devastating to the case again. i, you know, it also completely un

let's get the latest now from money on a sanchez who's in lima. marianna. how is pedro castillo planning to try and heal the divisions that really come to the for during these elections? very difficult. kim, the countries deeply divided because they still have only one by 50 point, one percent of the vote. there's 49.9 percent of food and we did not both for him and who do not care. and once any of the policies that he has said that she would implement policies that are, that are left wing rather than than than center. now we will see you is not new to politics. we know he's, he's a farmer, he's, he's a school teacher, but he's been a politician also in the center right parties of a 100 a little a few years ago. and she used negotiator, naturally he was able to win a very difficult and strong strike teacher strike in 2017. so he has those credentials from negotiating. now, the 1st thing, the 1st, 1st thing that he has said is to knowing that this in the countries the polarized, he has called for unity and has asked for more than his rivals who stopped setti

over the past decade, sanchez spent 7 years in the ecuadorian embassy in london and 2 years in a british maximum security prison. the latest twist in his case came when a key witness against him, reportedly admitted to giving false testimony. philosopher slowly says the assange case has exposed to how certain countries are trying to maintain the illusion of freedom, a socialist acumen. it's not just what people usually see, disclose some documents and so on. in our songs made us aware that we are in a new era where state control and social is going over our acts is much more resigned because it doesn't directly in being on or leave me. our freedom. you still at $37.00 by being and one you are already be money related and under their own the wish to maintain the idea of freedom. there is no day the last and when somebody be this falls experience feed on when somebody's demo states, all this building between companies to be on their own and regulate us and so on. and state secret agencies like in this say and so on. i being a sounds stop. it is the best challenge to everything in western n

so it's difficult during the sanchez is knights in shining armor. this is the man who almost single handedly has started the movement that might save the world. we are strong and we're not going away. and we will not go away and we will stand shoulder to shoulder until june. and this is our launch is free because until julian sanchez bray, none of us are free. we can all be locked up in a heart beat and left incarcerated disease. saudi arabia's deputy defense minister was hosted by top biden administration officials in the u. s. on tuesday, a visit not amounts and involves just a months after us intelligence report linked his brother chrome for havent been someone to the killing of journalists, jamal shows, he was confirming a meeting between the officials was on the way the white house press. secretary indicated that shows your death might be discussed during the meeting, fell discuss the long standing partnership between the united states and saudi arabia, regional security, and the u. s. commitment to help saudi arabia defendants territory the he