sierra leone west africa. in one thousand nine hundred eight in one thousand nine hundred nine nigerian peacekeepers murdered raped and tortured sierra leonean civilians. and got away with it. all. this footage of the nigerian peacekeepers i did up but it was filmed by a local cameraman sorious samura unbroke cost around the world seventeen years ago in a documentary called cry freetown. there was a silent majority sophie. the nigerians have been invited to protect civilians by the sierra leonean government which was embroiled in a brutal civil war against rebel militia. but instead of being protectors many became butchers. after the end of the conflict in two thousand and two a united nations funded tribunals established to prosecute serious crimes committed during the civil war. but the nigerian crimes were ignored brushed under the carpet of history. after eighteen years of silence a team of international lawyers is reopening the case. file a story of saddam i believe this case representing victims that hav

sierra leone west africa. in one thousand nine hundred eight in one thousand nine hundred nine nigerian peacekeepers murdered raped and tortured sierra leonean civilians. and got away with it. all. this footage of the nigerian peacekeepers to get up but was filmed by a local cameraman sorious samura unbroke cost around the world seventeen years ago in a documentary called cry freetown. there was a silent majority sophie. the nigerians have been invited to protect civilians by the sierra leonean government which was embroiled in a brutal civil war against rebel positions but instead of being protected as many became butchers. after the end of the conflict in two thousand and two a united nations funded tribunals was established to prosecute serious crimes committed during the civil war. but the nigerian crimes were ignored brushed under the carpet of history. after eighteen years of silence a team of international lawyers is reopening the case. file a story of saddam i believe this case representing victims tha

sierra leone west africa. in one thousand nine hundred eight in one thousand nine hundred nine nigerian peacekeepers murdered raped and tortured sierra leonean civilians. and got away with it. all. this footage of the nigerian peacekeepers i got up but it was filmed by a local cameraman sorious samura and broke cost around the world seventeen years ago in a documentary called cry freetown. there was a silent majority sophie. the nigerians had been invited to protect civilians by the sierra leonean government which was embroiled in a brutal civil war against rebel militia. but instead of being protectors many became butchers. after the end of the conflict in two thousand and two a united nations funded tribunals established to prosecute serious crimes committed during the civil war. but the nigerian crimes were ignored brushed under the carpet of history. after eighteen years of silence a team of international lawyers is reopening the case. file a story of saddam i believe this case representing victims that ha

i'm michael brun, the executive director of the sierra club, as you just heard. now most people, most people, when they think of fighting climate change, they see it as something that we've simply got to do, something that we've got to do. they see raging wildfires, they see extreme weather events happening here in california and across the country. they see the droughts, they see extreme and severe life threatening water shortages affecting millions of people around the world, endangered species around the world. they see the political unrest that comes from that. they see the tragic loss of life or of property. they see this, and they feel an obligation. here in california, we see the same obligation. we make a pledge to take action, but we see a lot more. we see fighting climate change not just as something we've got to do, we see fighting climate change as something that we need to do. we see fighting cloiimate chan not just as an obligation, but an opportunity. we see fighting climate change as an opportunity to cut the air pollution that makes our families

government of sierra leone must decide if it's going. to fight the case all respond to the month that they take on responsibility for establishing a process of accountability for crimes committed by nigerian peacekeepers almost two decades ago. we all stand on cheering on to respond to the issues raised by this film we have not yet had a reply. it was a big problem because it was different people admired him he was the center of night life in beirut and he married miss universe hugh was a buoyant character on the other and a ruthless operative fighting for the palestinian cause some israeli intelligence sources claim that he planned the operation and for years those really trying to find him and kill him al jazeera world examines the life of ali has son salaam the hunt for the red prince. he. was. the wild west previously where the average person couldn't touch and tell if a post had been sponsored all paid for in some way does this update you now have to have the kind of support that he needs we bring you the stories to the shaping the

the special called for sierra leone was established in two thousand and two to prosecute those most responsible for serious crimes committed during the war. sharma hendra was one of the prosecutors at the court and he is now the driving force behind the renewed effort to seek justice a special court didn't have to stick. over nigerian troops we had video evidence. the whole world has seen what has happened. and it has been probably the easiest cases to prosecute and we did it there was just talking peace silence. of victims of economic crimes. eighteen years of combined eighteen years of inaction against these nigerian troops despite the most compelling evidence any prosecutor could possibly have that comment or rated. over sixteen seventeen years i have this tapes here if you're slightly bare you know got three doors armed care you know thinkin we seen somebody should just. do something about these. when the call came from karim and shamila i was excited to find them this tapes are going to be useful these tapes are going to be used in a court of law to actually bring. some of these people to

conway area career center is located at conway high school and i congratulate sierra and that of her teachers. thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield bark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy of northeast indiana broadcasting icon, charlie butcher. thousands of northeast indiana residents would start their mornings with charlie, a beloved radio anchor on wowo program. and spoke directly into the home and car of each listener was unparalleled. he could have been a radio fixture anywhere, he chose to stay in forth wayne. i was fortunate to know charlie both on and off the air, but our off-the-air conversations is what i cherish the most. he was passionate about education. his wife is an elementary school teacher. and while our entire region mourns his loss, his irreplaceable voice will live on for generations to come. i offer my deepest condolences to his wife sarah, three children and colleagues a

the central sierra a little bit. mainly over the southern edge, but some has been building in so keep an eye on things up there. thunderstorm activity rotating around a low in the four corners. that is a high pressure which is going to start building in, not today, but on friday which will give us a warm-up friday and saturday. a deep system will dig in early next week. it looks like that is the sign. no rain yet. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. mainly stuck. i doubt they go very far. 50 in pope valley. there is the 48 in woodacre. coming in cooler there. 54 san anselmo. hills park down to 52. sebastopol sleeping in, that's right. 22 of thomas 30 at travis, west southwest at vacaville. that plus upon equals more of the same. tomorrow not much change. again friday you will see some 90s creeping back into the inland areas. most in the 60s and 70s by the water. 80s inland. a nice pattern for us without much change. looks warmer friday and saturday inland. >>> a marijuana debate in one east bay city. coming up in 25 min

we had a few more thunderstorms over the sierra but fog and haze around bay area skies. on the satellite a weak area of high pressure lingers along the west coast but it is getting unusually active in the pacific this early in the season. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be mostly sunny and warmer on friday with more sunshine even at the coast. it will be a nice but slightly cooler weekend with more cooling next week. (grant) (grant) coming up... the t-s-a is reversing course-- saying they won't end screening at small airports. why officials are backing away from the controversial plan. (vicki) a warning in the east bay.. police are looking for a man accused of attempting to sexually assault several women at a popular park. the details you need to know. (grant) and san francisco's troubled millennium tower isn't just sinking. inspectors have found cracwindow. the new violation building management is now facing. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas

thunderstorm activity over the sierra. yesterday the forecast products were close on the coast and bay. 52 like poor. 50s for many to low 60s for some. i don't see much of a change. if you upper 40s. woodacre, palm valley, a lot of 50s. the fog is in place of the onshore breeze is in place. 60s and 70s for most. here she is, number one on your program, number onour hearts, allie rasmus. >> thank you. let's check out the roads out there. not much traffic to talk about. we will start with a super commute altamont pass. even 205 doesn't have any problems. there is something to tell you about, westbound 580 e. of eating canyon has a collision that just came in involving a big rig and the crash is blocking the right lane. the crash icon hasn't popped up yet, but we -- but be aware of that westbound 583 castro valley. 880 in oakland north and southbound things look very good past oracle arena. 24 and lafayette not many cars on the road. we expect this to change over the next hour or so. san mateo bridge has traffic moving smooth

very active in the four corners and the sierra. a little bit around lake tahoe. and bishop. some big thunderstorms firing up. they die down at night but picking up again. they have been lifting northward over the last couple of days. as this high pressure builds on friday we will get a quick warm up. about 700 miles from the big island. is expected to lift northwest away from the islands starting tomorrow. wind at 90 miles an hour. it does not appear the track will take it anywhere near there. 50s on the temperatures for almost everybody. 54 by the concorde pavilion. 57 seems popular. also dublin and 55 in moraga. west southwest at 25 down. by friday seeing some 80s and 90s creeping back to the west. today it's stuck as temperatures settling on the 60s and 70 there are a few near 90. not many. you have to be pretty far inland . lake county is hot. eastern solano county can also be hot, but otherwise it will warm up into friday and a transition day saturday and sunday look cooler. >>> marijuana debated in one east bay city. coming up in 25 minutes, what the martin

i am speaking for the sierra club, california. we thank you for finally, after a year and a half, bringing this topic to a public agenda for discussion. the sierra club finds it extremely disturbing that san francisco is opposing the state water board's plan and feeling the flames of opposition with a misleading campaign. it is alarming that the city is aligning itself with extreme anti- environmental voices and the trump administration which is moving on a bunch of friends to dismantle and disable california processability to manage his own water resources for its own residence. a big challenge here is we tend to look across the bay and the delta as we cross bridges and we see so much water out there. there is a lot of water here. what is the problem? the problem is that it is saltwater. as you no kak and estuary requires a very intricate blend of salt and fresh water. in the san francisco bay delta has not been getting the amount of fresh water that it needs. the sierra club appreciates the enormous ecological, economic and cult

water temp at 57. >>> thunderstorm activity over the central sierra. high pressure to the west and southwest and is staying there for now. we have hurricane norman moving away from the hawaiian islands and you don't have to worry about that for right now. some of that energy may come over the road. 52 in napa and a lot of mid- 50s. san rafael, 53. stronger delta wind, 39 in truckee, 54 in ukiah with low clouds and tomorrow will be no different. 60s, 70s and 80s for the interior. signs of warmer weather late in the week but until then, not much change through wednesday. that means 60s through 80s and closer to 90 degrees inland. these are below or near average foremost. >>> ditching a college degree? high-paying jobswilling to with a pop group based in oakland. n:3:3:3 >>> welcome back. later today, chp will release the final numbers on holiday traffic enforcement. the labor day enforcement period officially ended at midnight and officers patrolled freeways to watch for drivers high on drugs or alcohol and they were looking for distracted drivers focuse

we had a few more thunderstorms over the sierra but fog and haze around bay area skies. on the satellite a weak area of high pressure lingers along the west coast but it is getting unusually active in the pacific this early in the season. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be slightly cooler more cooling next week. next week. (pam) san jose police are asking for the public's help in identifying three people... accused of attempted murder.. they are hoping surveillance video from a tacqueria... will lead to a breakthrough in the case.. police say, two men and a woman - are involved in a woman - are involved in a shooting that left three other people injured in august. it happened at "la victoria tacqueria" on almaden expressway... in the video you can see three people walking into the taqueria... where police say there was an argument with other customers. then a few minutes later a shooting happened outside...bystanders, including a child, run for cover...and the suspects take off. now police thi

with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay.you can see numerous thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite you can see as high pressure brought plenty of sunshine to the bay area but it will weaken slightly over the next couple of days. this should allow for cooler temperatures too. highs tomorrow will be in the warm 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will warm slightly on saturday before cooling again sunday and into monday. (ken) in palo alto -- a pilot died in a plane crash ... and a mother and daughter who were passengers on that plane... are recovering from injuries tonight.(pam) the mother and daughter were going to a surgical appointment at lucile packard children's hospital at stanford. firefighters say, they received a 9-1-1 call this morning, and rushed to the crash scene - which was about a quarter- mile from the runway. we are learning the pilot flew for a non- profit group called "angel flight" -- an organization that helps transport those in need of specialized medical care kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the

with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay.you can see numerous thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite you can see as high pressure brought plenty of sunshine to the bay area but it will weaken slightly over the next couple of days. this should allow for slightly cooler temperatures too. highs tomorrow will be in the warm 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will warm slightly on saturday before cooling again sunday and into monday. (grant) (grant) monday. new at five... neighbors along a small street in san francisco are fed up with rv's taking up parking spots and causing other problems... now their local supervisor is working with the city...trying to prevent rv's from parking there overnight. kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) along alemany boulevard in san francisco's outer mission and excelsior districts... signs are already posted stating oversized vehicles... 22-feet long or seven-feet high are not allowed to park overnight. now, people living on nearby de wolf street just below the bart tracks and inters

. >>> fire crews in sierra working to get the north fire under control. the blaze is burning through tahoe national forest. firefighters are battling the flames from the air and the ground. the blaze broke out yesterday afternoon and has burned 500 acres. several campers have been evacuated. >>> already california wildfires have caused billions of dollars in damage. now some neighbors are taking fire prevention into their own hands. emily turner is live in mill valley with that story. >> reporter: the last year, especially for the bay area, have been brutal. if there is a silverlining it is a fact that folks here are taking fire prevention, even more seriously. on a damp day like this one the threat of fire might seem far off but for him it is just outside of his door. >> we have trees opposite of us. they are very sensitive to the fire. if we get a fire here there are only certain exit routes. >> reporter: which is why he and his wife participated in this exercise in their neighborhood. the hillside homes are in a high fire risk area. low accessibility m

i want to be supportive of the sierra club. what i see in front of me, i stand corrected, i see environmentalists. i am just not totally convinced yet. i am convinced that the people who did the determination of the state water board did not actually have all of the considerations that we have here as an appointed official, it may be different than an elected official. the people that know me, management, my family, my friends, there is nothing that will stop me from moving the ball. just like others, there is nothing that won't stop me from making sure that the workers are being taken care of and we have a responsible approach to workforce development. in my mind, francesca, i did talk to about it earlier. i am concerned that during my time here, we employ strategy that leads us down a fork in the road where we are in dire consequences and we have to make decisions based on desperation. i am still convinced in my conversations with harlan that our agency is still approaching this in a thoughtful and deliberate way that means t

from "sierra burgess is a loser", noah centineo. this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from jungle. and now, moving along, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. welcome to the show. my name is jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. happy friday. can you feel -- can you feel autumn in the air? you'd never know it from walking around here in l.a., but summer's over. today was the last official day of summer. tomorrow's the first official day of fall. the autumnal equinox. the equinox. this is interesting. the equinox, i learned today, was first recorded by an ancient greek astronomer named hipparchus who noticed the position of the stars seemed to shift in a cyclical way and that therefore the earth must be moving along the he can waiterial plane and he decided to name this phenomenon after the gym he was a member of. equinox. isn't that something? it could just as easily have been called 24-hour fitness. [ applause ] and of course fall me

a good delta wind with gusting over the central sierra, south of tahoe. keep that in mind if you are going there and for tomorrow, i don't see much change. the coast, 67 and 80s in the interior. 60s, 70s and 80s today. 90s for some well inland. is their anything on the roads? >>> good news. this is the time in the morning, if you are heading out, traffic looks good. no big problems to tell you about. looking at the maps, if you are driving on a super commute on 80 through solano county, no problems. fairfield and vallejo, looks good. there is a report on east on highway 4 with a stalled big rig partially blocking the right lane. be aware if that if you are going to 680 in that direction. to the macarthur maze, it will take you about 16 minutes and on the eastshore freeway, no problem. the bay bridge is busier, especially the cash lanes and you can see the fast track lanes, the drivers have no problems to the span and a quick check of highway 4 in bay point, a lot of traffic on the roads but no major problems. the time is 4:32 let's go back to the desk. >>

. ♪ with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >> the authorities suspect a woman found desmond near mt. hood was killed by a mountain lion. if that's true, it would be the first ever fatal cougar attack in the wild in oregon. officials have identified the victim as diana bober of gresham. she disappeared while hiking. evidence is being sent to a fish and wildlife lab to see if they can find evidence of a cougar. the last fatal attack in california happened in orange county 14 years ago. >>> while there are all sorts of rumors what apple will unveil tomorrow morning, there is one thing for certain

thunderstorm activity continues over the sierra. a few high clouds moving in . the high is pumping in some moisture. that's a deep system in the gulf of alaska that should play into our weather. 50s on the temperatures. everybody says cloudy. mid-50s from just about everybody. cooler towards pleasanton and 53. low clouds will retreat. tomorrow any change? maybe a slight warm-up in linda. until that fog gets light warm- until that fog gets to depth much of the same. 60s coast and they were very low 70s. >>> there is a lot of fog on our cameras that we can see. let's go to the maps and we can show you what the drive is like from the north bay. if you're coming on 80 through fairfield, vacaville, vallejo no problems. further down if you are driving through hercules, richmond, el torito you can see a lot of green on the map. that's good news for drivers. 18 is from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. bay bridge toll plaza cash lane is getting a little slow, but no problems if you take fast track across the span. here is an area we were talking about this mor

with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay.you can see numerous thunderstorms over the sierra satellite you can see as high pressure brought plenty of sunshine to the bay area but it will weaken slightly over the next couple of days. this should allow for slightly cooler temperatures too. highs tomorrow will be in the warm 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will warm slightly on saturday before cooling again sunday and into monday. (vicki) bart station agents say they are monday. (vicki) bart station agents say they are working in fear of being attacked at any given time on the job...(grant) the concern for safety is at an all time high at the macarthur bart station where a bart employee was attacked over the weekend. (grant)today kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to the station agent's representative about what they say is lack of safety once they step out of the booth. (pkg)sot

and let's take a look at the sierra. in temperatures to mid-60s wednesday and thursday. >>> look at this video coming in. a massive gas line explosion and fire in pennsylvania this morning. one home and several vehicles were destroyed in center township outside of pittsburgh. no injuries have been reported officials shut off the valves to the gas line, but it took some time for the gas to burn off. more than two dozen homes had to be evacuated. >> i looked on the other side of the house and i saw the flames almost reaching into the sky. unreal. i thought a plane crashed or something. >> it definitely is a scary scene. schools in the area canceled all classes for today because of this enormous blast. >>> vice president mike pence says he's willing to take a lie detector test to prove he didn't write the anonymous op-ed that attacked president trump in the "new york times". he said it is an organized effort to subvert the president's agen. he's calling for attorney general jeff sessions to launch an investigation into whoa

tuesday is looking now, even a slight possibility of a thunderstorm, mix of rain and snow in the sierra. stay tuned. you can always download the accuweather app and track weather any time you want. the morning drizzle, cooler afternoon. saturday, sunday, maybe a couple of sprinkles. nothing more than that. but monday, tuesday, start looking for umbrellas, and don't forget you may need to switch out your short sleeves for long sleeves as temperatures will be well below average for this time of year. >> not ready to do that yet. >> not ready. >> it's a little early. >> all right. >>> well, dancing on the side of one of san jose's most iconic buildings tonight, the daring stunt was just a warm-up for something bigger. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america," jamie brewer live to talk about the new ♪ >> that's pretty cool. tonight in san jose, dancers performed hundreds of feet in the air on the side of downtown's most iconic buildings. the bay area's own bandeloop dance troop was practicing for free tomorrowses 7 tomorrow. the center is holding a celebration to kick off its fall schedule. t

we had a few more thunderstorms over the sierra but fog and haze around bay area skies. on the satellite a weak area of high pressure lingers along the west coast but it is getting unusually active in the pacific this early in the season. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be mostly sunny and warmer on friday with more sunshine even at the coast. it will be a nice but slightly cooler weekend with more cooling next week. (grant) earlier today, a recovery team with the n-t-s-b picked up the wreckage of the small plane that crashed yesterday near the palo alto airport . that accident killed the volunteer pilot, and injured two passengers, including the patient who was being transported on a mission of mercy. kron 4's maureen kelly has new information about the victims ... and the investigation into what caused the crash. this is a photo of the pilot who died while trying to help others.the organization he was volunteering for, angel flight west, a non profit that provides free rides to patients and

with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay.you can see numerous thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite you can see as high pressure brought plenty of sunshine to the bay area but it will weaken slightly or the next couple of days. this should allow for slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow will be in the warm 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s with the coast. it will warm saturday before cooling again sunday monday. monday.and into monday. monday.and into again sunday before cooling saturday slightly on will warm slightly on saturday before cooling again sunday and into monday. (pam) on the peninsula -- a pilot died in a plane crash ... and a mother and daughter who were passengers on that plane... are recovering from injuries tonight. the pilot flew for a non- profit group called "angel flight" -- an organization that helps transport those in need of specialized medical care. (ken) the mother and daughter were going to a surgical appointment at lucile packard children's hospital in stanford. firefighters say they received a 911 call this morning and rushed to the

we're seeing that moisture out of the desert southwest trying to feed up towards the sierra.t chance of thufnder showes especially down around yosemite. temperatures around the bay area tomorrow, mid-80s san jose. 90s south of downtown. tri-valley over to concord and antioch, warmest temperatures we'll see is 90s possible basically for areas east of 680. bayside temperatures from oakland into hayward, 70s. peninsula temperatures, 70s to low 80s. upper 70s for palo alto. not much change in the forecast for san francisco. highs in the mid-60s with morning clouds. north bay temperatures ranging from the 80s around novato. 90s heading north. lakeport, ukiah climbing up into the 90s. now, as we move into september, we're starting to get out of this rainfall gutter of the driest time of the year. september is not the start of the rainy season. you really have to wait till october and november. but the pattern is starting to get more active in the pacific northwest. notice seattle picking up almost a half inch of rain over the next seven days. just not a whole lot further south othe

i represent the bay chapter of the sierra club. i'm on their water committee. i had something written down, but i think it's more important to address the presentation today. what i'm passing out is a document put out by the public policy institute of california on alternative water supplies, and it is -- the back is where it might be more interesting to start. you can see that southern california has ten times the amount of recycled water in its investments, so this tells me that northern california is behind the ball on that alternative water source. on the front, it has the idea that alternate tiive water source -- mixed water sources improve drought resilience. so -- and then -- so that's my document there. and then, i want to talk about transfers. i want to second barry's point about successful transfers being done in southern california. the m.w.d. is now leasing land in some water districts so they can get the water rights, so it is being done. i don't understand the idea that transfers have not been successful. i think it was stated it was done 20 years

the source of the changes out towards the see sierra.ok like it will come towards the bay area. it will build more strongly towards northern california. also are the systems passing by to the north which should prevent the highs from getting too strong. the forecast warms us up a little bit more tomorrow and we will see temperatures leveling off as we head towards next weekend. so san francisco morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. a bit warmer tomorrow. you'll notice our valley temperatures starting to climb on up into the 90s. trending cooler heading towards the middle part of the week. >> thank goodness. nothing more miserable than last year's labor day weekend. >>> the scottish high land games are gathering at the alameda county fair grounds. thousands are attending the cultural and athletic. most involve throwing heavy objects either high or far. there is one competitor who has a leg up on everyone else this year. i learned they call him thor, known as the mountain ton hit show game of show. hold it is tight ol of strongest man in the

jewing sierra leone's civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians instead some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist's camera this is a name to be a well trained disagreeing peacekeeping force to look at the problem complete eighteen his own using his harrowing images international lawyers seek justice for those slaughtered by their guardian's peace kilis on al-jazeera. overthrow and exiled their point saying it will all this wish me to do an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know is that the truth which fish and we. know today that issue is all the along with look for change this return of a president on al-jazeera. gunmen attacked libya's national oil headquarters and tripoli. this is live from doha also coming up at least six people have been killed in a car bombing in the capital of somalia. using starvation as a weapon of war more than one child could die of hunger and conflict zones every minute this year. and afghanistan tries to protect his female poli

it is near the border with both yosemite and the sierra national forest. so far, the fire is 10% contained. >>> fire danger remains high in the bay area. dangerous conditions are right around the corner. togin to occur sunday night.ere humidity levels into monday. tuesday down to single digits. lake county, napa county, and hilltops of marin county. return of summer like heat setting up in the valleys. the time line of this heat and how long it will stick around coming up in 12 minutes. >>> following up on a story you first saw on nbc area. a student will now be allowed to bring cannabis to school. five-year-old brook adams has been allowed to attend classes and use cannabisteorary basis. she suffers from a rare form of epilepsy. a drug ruled that she could use cannabis at school permanently. >> she has had three seizures at school. the nurses already administered thc to her. she slept for a little bit and was able to continue on for her day. >> her parents and marijuana advocates hopes her case paves the way for other student who is rely on cannabis treat

global trading power now africa has become a cornerstone in beijing's global belt and road project in sierra leone president julius mata b.-o. sees china's thirst for investment as a way for his country to move forward. and there are so many benefits to. so force we want to be a part of the world community but the large investments which chinese state owned companies have pursued so aggressively in africa have not been an exercise in philanthropy africa's vast resources have helped fuel china's economic transformation below rejects the accusation by some western countries that china is exploiting africa. we are not fools enough we know where we want to take a point in various countries to we evolve a new relationship that is designed to be a win win relationship if we do not think it was so we wouldn't be involved in that so i don't subscribe to that i know where i want to take my country some african countries have become heavily dependent on chinese financing and a recent study by the center for global development a us think tank has raised serious concerns about the sustainability of sove

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