. >>> este individuo a sato a otra menor de edad, le dio una nalgada antes de huir de la escena. >>> los papás que cuando estén en público que no dejen a sus menores solos, especialmente ir al baño. >>> ocurrió ayer lunes en una lavandería en la cuadra 2400, donde hoy varias madres reaccionaron con inquietud al enterarse del incidente. >>> demasiado común que los padres están atentos a la ropa y los chicos están afuera o los dejamos con el teléfono. >>> los investigadores están en busca de buen samaritano que empujó al individuo. >>>grav. >>> muchas veces he notado que a los niños los dejan jugando con el teléfono. >>> 22 personas murieron durante el fin de semana del día del trabajo en las carreteras de california. de acuerdo a la patrulla de caminos de tres serán peatones y uno motociclista. se arrasaron 1084 personas por conducir bajo el efecto del alcohol o alguna droga prohibida. >>> la escasez de pilotos especializados en volar aviones de combate. >>> esto complicó la situación en el mes de julio con todos los incendios forestales. >>> son las 11 con 20tos, vamos a ver las cond

the other arrow indicates where lieutenant general sato took his troops up to india. the plan was to invade, occupy, and then move across india to hook up with the germans in the middle east. sato got up there to the railhead and he faced the british army and he was defeated and turned back. now, on the way up, it was an army on the offensive. they were winning. their supply lines were strong. there morale was high. on the way back, their supply lines were starting to get strained or cut. they were down to one rice ball a day. eak andre getting w delusional. they had sickness, that horrible kind of cerebral malaria that will kill you in two hours. dysentery. all kinds of poisonous snakes. one was called the two-step crate. if it got you, you might make two steps before you dropped. the topography that they were going through, it was like this. midday, you could be on the dark floor of the jungle, dark jungle, so thick, and you pitch your tent at night, and it is above the timberline and you are freezing. you have to imagine these guys going pretty much single file dow

in-service training staff put together under the direction of chief sato. we also had a multiagency caltrain drill in july at the bayshore caltrain station, and the scenario was that a train crashes into a vehicle, there's a fire, there's multiple people trapped, and so it's working with different agencies to make sure we're communicating, we're not duplicating efforts, and we're all working towards the same end. so it was with caltrain, san mateo county sheriff, north county fire, and ourselves, so that is a success. officer's academy is coming up for all lieutenants and captains who have yet to go through an officer's academy. i have the tentative schedule i just got today, and so we're looking good, and we're dialing in on that. it should start september 17, so that's super important training for our officers -- our new and used officers. e.m.s. academy and in-service -- e.m.s. in-service training, actually, they put 965 members through 3,628 hours, and including in that was the annual rescue captain training, which they integrated medical strike team le

you'd have a lot of refugees going into turkey and then the russians would find it hard to patrol sato's somebody that the global community should support thank you very much for speaking to us larry larry called former u.s. assistant secretary of defense joining us now from washington thank you for your time. now the russian military plane as i mentioned was shut down shortly after moscow struck a deal with turkey to set up a buffer zone in rebel held edler province averting a government offensive the u.n. security council has been discussing syria a diplomatic editor genspace has any system in the security council chamber the russian ambassador vasoline the bones thanked his colleagues for their condolences on the downing of the russian jet but then he wanted to move on and talk about the russian turkish deal on it that's been welcomed by the united nations by the special envoy stefan de mistura and by the humanitarian coordinator marc local but they're still question marks about the deal in particular about the fighters from the groups that used to be known as al nusra they are suppos

sailing over his head no one was injured as for the race when that went to axe formula one driver takuma sato. outsource for financial or both thanks very much indeed and that's it for me for this news of a latino is back in just a moment to say whether. right senator. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to do. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell us. about it. is iraq fluent in world news taiwan. a sovereign island state or a renegade province of china that must soon return to mainland control. as the battle for taiwanese hearts and minds intensifies. people in power investigates the tactics of those to whom reunification is only a matter of time. taiwan spies lies and prostrate toddies on a. today is a sad day for me and more reuters journalists while on interests and the press everywhere . international condemnation after a caution me i'm all sentences to journalists to seven years in prison. hello welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm martine denis also coming up in the program debt relief and tens of billions in development but dollars c

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head luckily no one was injured as for the race when that went two x. a formula one driver tacoma sato. for this wolf and i thank you very much for that tatiana thank you tokyo is celebrating its one hundred fiftieth anniversary as japan's capital formerly known as edo it was renamed in eighteen sixty eight at the beginning of rapid modernization but in a country known for its technology we met one photographer who uses a technique older than tokyo itself to capture the present to walk preserving the past here's a story to the you know what though i'm a photographer. so i think of my studio as a theme park where you can travel back in time i want to show everyone this is what it looked like back then. come to the camera lovers come here to see the origin of photography others come looking for something different from digital for us. this is the second oldest photographic technique in the world in dates back to the eighteenth fifty's. it's what people used before film and it came here in the sixty's. i just bought the cameras decoration but had examined and repaired. that made me want t

you'd have a lot of refugees going into turkey and then the russians would find it hard to patrol sato's somebody that the global community should support. plenty more ahead on the news hour including deep in the mud rescue workers hope they can still find survivors three days after typhoon margaret wrought havoc to the philippines last arisa may gets ready to pitch leaders on her breakfast plan but one country may prove to be a hard sell and one of europe's top amateur female golfers has been murdered on the course people be here with the details and sports. rescue teams in the northern philippines are digging through mounds of mud still hoping to find survivors from saturday's landslide that skin at least seventy four people many locals have been sheltering from tie for mangled when the landslides happened linda again reports it's a gone in bangor to province. it's a steep dangerous descent down to revealing well rescuers continue their green search. this is in big province with super typhoon it caused a major landslide which destroyed the community i hear bodies continue to pile up as

there isn't a set timeframe for implementation, so i'm here to let you know about that, and so-to-sato say that we are hoping for switch implementation. >> tom gilber gilberte, the clinic i have been going to is shut down. for our police department, i want them to retire safe, healthy, and happy, which is a hard thing to do. their own alcoholism rate and divorce rate is real high. recruits from san francisco, i would like that to be a priority. also the rookies after they have graduated training, i would like to see them involved with a team of ten-year veterans that have never fire add bullet, so it becomes a three-person team, and one of those are always without a gun. you can be a good policeman without a gun. we would like to lighten up their belt and if it's for a month, item 65 good. it could be cool to be a policeman. we need to stop shooting things at people. we want the police on our side and we want to be on their side. our democracy right now, how would you compare it to our global climate? are we as polluted as the skies are? in guatemala from iran, panama, chile, haiti, we

you'd have a lot of refugees going into turkey and the russians would find it hard to approach radio sato's somebody that the global community should support the head on the boat and unexpected this is chuck when he was about russia from the us president donald trump and one upcoming election is cause an ice cream sales to melt away and couple . of days. hello again it's good to have you back or here across the levant we are looking at some better conditions for most of the region put up here to the north cross the caspian notice those clouds pushing through back who those clouds remain not too much in terms of rain but we are going to be seeing rain just to the south just off tehran with a temperature few of thirty one degrees down towards quaid well things are going to be getting very humid over the next few days notice the temperature from wednesday to thursday we're going to be dropping down from forty five to forty two the german means that you've made it is cost can be coming up so a big problem there in terms of comfort but up towards baghdad forty three degrees is expected as we go

and to thank chief sato for his work on that. the fire reserves, 257 hours of drills and volunteer work. and commander philip buckley does a lot with them. he is to be appreciated. they continue to work hard. they had 21 events, classes and outreach presentations in august they also had, august 29th, commissioner -- commissioners might be interested. they had a class on psychological first aid. and they are also working in coordination with chief cochrane on battalion control. i don't know if you all understand what battalion control is, do you? ok. battalion control is what we would use in the event of a large-scale disaster if either the radio communications go down or if the 911 system is so overwhelmed that they just can't manage to dispatch calls and take calls. so what battalion control does for us is, each battalion chief is in charge of their own battalion and all the rigs and dispatches within that battalion so it is something we have to practice. because it is not something we do regularly. so we practised it so we will

our department, and i believe deputy chief sato was there participating in the annual pistahan parade. on the 25th, engine 43 went above and beyond at a street fair by playing with the kids, showing off the engine. on the 25th, black firefighters hosted a free screening clinic for the community. i don't know exactly the location on that, but i can get it. and i alluded to earlier an incident, management team training was conducted at treasure island during the week of august 27 to august 31. an opportunity to work with outside agencies and members of department of public works learning how to work together on a major incident. the training was priceless, according to lieutenant baxter, and the lessons will assist us in being pretty prepared for disaster and working methodically with other departments. station 19, that's out where i live, on the 27th of august participated at sf state's gator event. station 4, on the 28th participated with ucsf in a first off orientation of the facility with staff. for those of you that haven't been done in the mission bay, it's a changing environment.

i would be interested in perhaps chief sato might be able to help with that as well or whatever research can be occurred. it just would probably be a pretty good healthy number. >> commissioner hayes-white: yes, we can definitely get that number for you. >> commissioner nakajo: yes. and i would think with the commission, not only the numbers supporting it, but we can do actuals. so thank you, mr. president. >>commissioner cleaveland: thank you, mr. vice president. chief, i did have a couple of questions. first off, i did want to congratulate the 124th class for that video. it was terrific, and i would urge every class to put together a similar video of their experiences. i think it really is a bonding experience, and it gives the families and relatives and friends and everybody that's at the graduation a really good idea of what they went through, so i commend them on putting that together. on the 125th class, i know you said you're going to refresh the list. does that impact the current list, so when new people -- new scores come on, i guess it bumps people down potentially, correct? >>