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sil temperatures from half moon bay to belmont. we'll see upper 60s to near 70. san francisco mid 60s for highs tomorrow and into the north bay highs mainly in the 70s. so other than the low clouds, easter sunday plans hour by hour look good. temperatures still reaching those 70s inland. mostly 60s bayside tomorrow. as you see the patches of low clouds will start to break up during the day. a mostly sunny finish to your sunday and a dry start to the weak. high pressure enduring that at least through about wednesday and then tluhursday into friday changes. thursday far stretches of the north bay, you'll begin to see the rain move in. friday morning we begin to see the rain drop into the north bay and then friday evening and saturday this looks like the main event, the heaviest rain we'll see later next week. saturday morning through the day saturday and then as we head into sunday things start to clear out. this weather system will bring a half inch or so for the north bay but looks like next saturday, the 7th, do you see that? 2 to 3 inches of rain possible. we'l

it's believed that eun sil jung- kim drove away in her vehicle. see the license plate number on the screen. >>> the san mateo county sheriff says it's looking for more possible victims following the arrest of a man on rape charges. 25-year-old juan ruiz of redwood city was arrested yesterday. the investigation goes back to april of last year when a female victim reported being sexually assaulted inside his apartment. the sheriff's office is encouraging anyone with information to give them a call. >>> authorities say a google software engineer whose body was found in a drainage canal in sunnyvale died of drowning. her body was found december 7th along the bay trail. the autopsy shows she died the same day she was reported missing. the sunnyvale department of public safety is looking over the results and will release more information on monday or tuesday. >>> now to washington where the epa chief scott pruitt continues to fight for his job. he's facing a barrage of allegations and criticism, even from members of his own party. >> reporter: mix messa

the charges facing park geun—hye are tied to her relationship with friend and adviser choi soon—sil.ential connections to pressure huge businesses, including electronics giant samsung, for millions of dollars in donations to foundations she controlled. president park apologised twice, but her approval ratings fell to just 5% and opposition leaders worked to gather votes to impeach her. they were eventually successful. her now dwindling number of supporters were distraught. but most saw it as a victory for this young democracy. people power had finally cut all ties with authoritarian rule. park geun—hye was the daughter of park chung—hee, who seized power in a coup in 1961. he ruled for 18 years until he was gunned down in 1979. she entered the political arena amid the global financial crisis in 2008. a worried older generation craved stability and remembered her father's authoritarian rule. she won the presidency with a slim margin of 51%. her downfall has rocked the political elite in seoul, and stoked anger over ties between government and big corporations. it's hoped the verdict w

. —— choi soon—sil.ns of dollars in donations. week after week, the streets of seoul were bathing candlelight as the list of allegations grew. protesters gathered in their millions to overthrow a leader they saw as corrupt. today they are watched as the verdict was aired on live television. —— they watched. translation: i think the verdict was generous. i think she should be sentenced to life. park geun-hye will appeal. but it will be watched closely by those who have long hoped and fought for justice. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. syrian activists say that heavy airstrikes on the last rebel—held town in eastern ghouta have killed at least 32 civilians. the syrian observatory for human rights said dozens of airstrikes had hit the town of douma. six activists have been jailed in vietnam for attempting to overthrow the state. their sentences are between 7 and 15 years, the harshest in years as the communist country tightens its grip on critics. those jailed include lawyers

sil and you say are you. here because you feel. like. you're going to see me to see what would you. be. to keep from the feeling of being that i mean to me i believe that it was because i. wasn't going to like the idea that. i. was. i. i was. meanwhile the investigation into what caused the fire is progressing the two main theories are malfunction of the fire safety system and arson five people have been arrested in connection with the tragedy among them two directors at the shopping center and the maker of the fire safety system the blaze is one of the deadliest in russia in decades took firefighters around twenty four hours to extinguish it victims were mostly children who'd been celebrating the start of the school holidays. italy's crying invasion and even threatening to expel french diplomats over a dramatic cross border migrant raid romas some of the french ambassador after a french border police swooped on an italian railway station to make a suspected drug trafficking refugee take a drugs test tell him prosecutors have now opened an investigation and while the foreign ministr

the charges facing park geun—hye are tied to her relationship with friend and adviser choi soon—sil.esidential connections to pressure huge businesses, including electronics giant samsung, for millions of dollars in donations to foundations she controlled. president park apologised twice, but her approval ratings fell to just 5% and opposition leaders worked to gather votes to impeach her. they were eventually successful. her now dwindling number of supporters were distraught. but most saw it as a victory for this young democracy. people power had finally cut all ties with authoritarian rule. park geun—hye was the daughter of park chung—hee, who seized power in a coup in 1961. he ruled for 18 years until he was gunned down in 1979. she entered the political arena amid the global financial crisis in 2008. a worried older generation craved stability and remembered her father's authoritarian rule. she won the presidency with a slim margin of 51%. her downfall has rocked the political elite in seoul, and stoked anger over ties between government and big corporations. it's hoped the verdi

probability that borders on certainty that the to kill a country was responsible for the attack in sils three. months ago and the first thing that people ought be said was that the nerve agent has got to be identified once that is identified we can then use intelligence and other means to discover who is the most likely country to have been behind this remember the people who did this wish it to be secret they do not wish to be implicated this is detective work now what porton doubt has said has not confirmed well the british foreign secretary barred jones it is said but it hasn't contradicted it they say that russia is the most likely source of novacek the because russia development of the chalk and ok chemical analysis is that this is not that shock but that by itself would never prove that russia was actually behind the attack that's another matter quite well the u.k. government insists that it does have evidence linking the nerve agent attack to russia with their credibility now being questioned why doesn't you can government make such evidence public. well it's a very good question

her close childhood friend and adviser, choi soon—sil, was the first to be caught up in a web of corruptioneges to pressure huge corporations for millions of dollars in donations. week after week, the streets of seoul were bathed in candlelight as the list of allegations grew. protesters gathered in their millions to overthrow a leader they saw as corrupt. today, they watched as the verdict was heard on live television. translation: i think the verdict was generous, i think she should be sentenced to life. park geun—hye will appeal, but it will be watched closely by those who have hoped and fought for justice. the powers of the presidency and those of the large conglomerate have been so long interlinked that it's going to be very difficult to untangle that web. but the new leader here in seoul has promised to unleash new laws, anti—corru ption laws, to try to tackle this. what is clear from the protest that you have seen is that ousted president park is that people here will no longer put up with corruption. and if they see it in people in power, well, they are prepared to help remove them.

sil future rain totals, back to you. >> thank you very much. >> now, we want to get to pete suratos who is there. tell us what those barricades are for. >> reporter: good morning to you. remember when we were here at 4:00 a.m.? we saw these flood barriers being put up here. now, it's mept to stop flooding into some of these buildings here. this is part of a whole protocol to prevent flooding issues in the city. i spoke to a spokesperson about why there is such an emphasis on this specific area. >> when you look at this and you think okay, we have so many hills and downhills, this area is like the bottom of the bowl. gravity works. the water wants to come here. >> reporter: so simply put this is a low lying area in the city. it's not the only area thety will be keeping a close eye on. you can see the flood barriers in place. there's about 500 feet worth of flood barriers here. it will be here until the rain subsides. they say if you have any flooding issues in the city to call 311. >> all right. we know where you will be tomorrow. stay dry. >> and right now you can always keep track of w

coastal town of borrower the armed group claimed responsibility for the attack franken presence of my sil's service center has temporarily suspended the country's parliament until may the move came after the government promised a cabinet reshuffle following an unsuccessful no confidence motion against the prime minister run ill with a singer. thousands of palestinians are preparing for a third day of protests along the gaza israel border friends. health ministry says more than one thousand six hundred demonstrators have been shot by israeli forces so far thirty of them killed local journalists getting ready to cover the latest demonstrations say they fear they're being deliberately targeted there's i had lines heard back with more news here on al-jazeera after the street. we understand the difference. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it. will bring you the news and current of the.

the two san jose victims are now in their 50s and 60s him one told us memories of her assault per sils. in san jose, david luis, abc 7 news. >> the golden state killer terrorized the bay area from the fall of 1978 to the summer of 1979 when he was known as the east area rapist. today leslie brinkley caught up with one of his victims. >> thankod for dna. oh my god. it didn't lie. dna doesn't lie. . >>reporter: 52-year-old mary was sexually assaulted by the golden state killer back in 1979 when she was just 13 years old. >> how can you stand in a 13-year-old bedroomith rainbows posters on the wall, hearts and clouds a baby's room. you are stand income a baby's room, how do you do that? shy learned of the arrest on the news and the relief, washed over her. >> he's going to stay there, stand there and i'm out here. it's a wonderful feeling. >> reporter: the golden state killer terrorized the bay area from the fall of fine 78 to the summer of 1979 when he was known as the east area rape it. he attacked 11 victims from concord san jose, eight in contra costa county. >> the police are saying

the two san jose victims are now in their 50s and 60s him one told us memories of her assault per sils. in san jose, david luis, abc 7 news. >> the golden state killer terrorized the bay area from the fall of 1978 to the summer of 1979 when he was known as the east area rapist. today leslie brinkley caught up with one of his victims. >> thank god for dna. oh my god. it didn't lie. dna doesn't lie. . >>reporter: 52-year-old mary was sexually assaulted by the golden state killer back in 1979 when she was just 13 years old. >> how can you stand in a 13-year-old bedroom with rainbows posters on the wall, hearts and clouds a baby's room. you are stand income a baby's room, how do you do that? >> shy learned of the arrest on the news and the relief, washed over her. >> he's going to stay there, stand there and i'm out here. it's a wonderful feeling. >> reporter: the golden state killer terrorized the bay area from the fall of fine 78 to the summer of 1979 when he was known as the east area rape it. he attacked 11 victims from concord to san jose, eight in contra costa county. >> the police a

security counsel kill sil who is willing repeatedly to veto the ability to investigate these issues, then anybody, any tie rant around the world could determine that actually they could act with impunity and they could use these weapons with immaterial impugn knit at this time. we must not allow that. the use of these chemical weapons must be stopped. >> my right honorable friends with the prime minister's remarks on the passing of sergeant tunru and it's another example of all the service men and women. and thank her for her statemented it and well argued nature of that statement addressings the challenges of these difficult times and stark contrast to the contribution of the leader of the oppositioned it. and given the fact that this is limited and targeted action, given the fact that diplomacy was tried and wasn't ably sadly to succeed, the prime minister is utterly justified in the action she has take and he she should have the such every right-thinking member of this house and defend the national interests of the national united kingdom. >> i can thank the right honorable jeh ge

syria pro-government forces have surrounded the camp after we taking several neighborhoods from my sil and other rebel groups saying a holder of ports from beirut. another evacuation deal another surrender fighters belonging to him. an armed group formally known as al nusra front are leaving their enclave in southern damascus they were face to little choice they were under siege and under fire their families are accompanying them to the opposition controlled northwestern province of. this powerful but the armed group had to make concessions such as agreeing to release dozens of prisoners and allowing thousands of syrians from the besieged loyalist towns of poor and can freyja to leave to government control. territory pro-government forces have long wanted to fully evacuate the predominantly shiite towns because that would deny the rebels the ability to pressure damascus by threatening to target them it's another win for the syrian government and its allies so it's a force agreement of its kind in recent weeks rebels have already surrendered eastern hutto which was their main stronghold

the amendment that i'm introducing sends a a clear sil that the president should not fire mueller and does so without inflicting damage to the constitution and it acknowledges these points that i've made with regard to the presidents of power under the appointment clause and under the vesting clause. that, mr. chairman, i offer up the cement. >> before calling senator tillis i hope that we can kind of maybe limit debate to a couple points of view on each side of an amendment because with six and seven amendments filed. senator joseph. >> thank you, mr. chairman. for the last three years i've been on this committee as t a nonattorney, every once in a while i wonder whether not i wish i'd gone to law school and become an attorney. senators, , to make me glad i didn't because i don't think there's anyco way i could match him on the arguments. in m fact, it sounds like the arguments that may go before the court when equal numbers of people are on either side of the issue. back when i was speaker of the house when we would pass a bill to try to assert legislative authority versus the execu

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her close childhood friend and adviser, choi soon—sil, was the first to be caught up in a web of corruptionrotesters gathered in their millions to overthrow a leader they saw as corrupt. today, they watched as the verdict was heard on live television. translation: i think the verdict was generous, i think she should be sentenced to life. park geun—hye will appeal, but it will be watched closely by those who have hoped and fought for justice. the powers of the presidency and those of the large conglomerate have been so long into link that it will been so long into link that it will be very difficult to on tangle that web but the new leader here in seoul has promised to unleash new laws, anti—corruption has promised to unleash new laws, anti—corru ption laws, to has promised to unleash new laws, anti—corruption laws, to tackle this, but what is clear by the protests that you have seen that ousted park geun—hye, people will no longer here put up with corruption, and if they see that in people in power, well, they are prepared to help remove them. studio: laura there in seoul. the number of pri