the attention to the city many protests took place there people from all over germany came to the small city to what they sometimes said defend germans against migrants and of course also anti far right groups have come to the city then to protest also against these kinds of demonstrations so a lot of attention on this little village of a highly politicized case five and we'll talk more about that now moment but first let's take a closer look at the background to this killing. the small german city of condo was unknown to most people until last december. that's when a teenage girl was stepped in front of a local drugstore her boyfriend a young immigrant was the suspect what followed was a situation not unlike that in kemet migration protesters flocked to the small western german town from all parts of the country back then the poster stated cundall is everywhere the goal was to utilize the tragedy for right wing propaganda . but they were met with resistance the citizens of candle did not want the town to be utilized and with the help of the state government they staged counter protests . ka

lake charles is a small city. but, we have grown by leaps and bounds through mardi gras.went from two crews to 72 in a time of about 30 years. it is still growing. our mardi gras tradition, lake charles traditionally are around 200 people. everybody gets into action at some time during the year. mainly, during the carnival season from january 6 through mardi gras day. is mardi gras celebration seconds to new orleans. --, it is -- it has as much celebrating new orleans, just in a family-style. as far as decorating and costumes, we have a very elaborate costumes. as you will see in the treasures that we have taken out of closets to share with you today. and what we have here at the museum. will beirst room we viewing is our testing room. captains of each crew are basically the organizers. the directors of each mardi gras crew. to become a captain for a mardi gras crew you are basically one of the first organizers of the crew. or the person that came up with a concept for the name of the crew. a lot of the time the captains are basically the main character of the theme for t

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. >> is not a big city issue, this occurs in small towns, middle america, upper-class, middle-class,rywhere. it's our concern and that's the reason why we are working these type of operations because we want to protect the youth within our community.>> reporter: the officer that was hurt is being held at -- >>> plan ahead this weekend, starting tomorrow morning at eight through monday night, trains will not run between west oakland and the station for track maintenance. shuttle buses will run instead. it's the third of for weekend closures. >>> protests in berkeley to and production of a weedkiller they say is linked to cancer.>> how dare they lie to people about the danger of this chemical.>> that's outside the facility, the company purchased monsanto in 2016. the jury awarded $289 to groundskeeper wayne johnson land repeated contact with roundup as the cause for his disease. they promise it does not cause cancer and to appeal the jury's decision.>>> a deal valued at $5 billion, coke will have a huge retail presence with costa cafes. officials of coke say there are no plans to open

reportedly washed away houses and cut up power and communications in the island small cities of palo and dongarra the tsunami was triggered by a seven point five magnitude earthquake that struck the region this footage shows the quakes immediate aftermath we'll bring you more on that story as this as the situation develops. the united states now where the senate judiciary committee has agreed to votes later on whether to put president trump's pick for the supreme court to a vote of the full senate some democrat members of walked out to protest of the way the nomination protesters were you know the nation process is being handled despite there's a full senate vote on brett kavanaugh his nomination could happen as soon as next week today's session comes just twenty four hours after an explosive emotional hearing in which christine blasi forward told committee members that cardinal tried to rape her when they were teenagers then the committee listened to capital refute allegations of d.w. corresponds to mayor schmierer schrader is in washington on the capitol hill welcome my which way d

like the small city of newburn, north carolina flanked by two rivers, battered by torrential pour. somef roads under 10-feet water. with 200 already moved to safety, 150 residents stranded in cars, atticnd roofs desperately waiting for emergency rtrespauntders to es them to shelter. >> i've never been so e terrifi ire life. it was terrifying just wonderin at's going on and where the water's going to go and how we're going to get out and if we were going to get tiapped in the c have to go on the roof. >> reporter: downed power lines causing massive outages. offi als say restoration cou take weeks. by late friday afternoon the rection of florence's winds were shifting away from newburn and heading south. but just how long hurricane florence will linger and how much damage it will cause has many fearing is yet to come. for "nightly business recarolina business report, north carolina. >> continues our coverage from myrtle beach. >> reporter: the effects of urricane florence arrive hours after it first makes land fall here in myrtle beach, north carolina. with flash flood warnings and w

small and speedy. not subject to many rules in the city of oakland. >> there is no law. we see people riding on sidewalks, impeding pedestrians, it is a real concern. >> reporter: last night, oakland city council pushed through rebecca's ordinance, regulating e-scooters against the objections of members that claim the scooters are dangerous. >> i am learning that they are being used in the commission of robberies. >> why don't we do it the right way? why don't we send them cease and assist. >> reporter: reid wanted a temporary moratorium on scooters. instead, they rubber stamped an ordinance prohibiting riding on sidewalks, blocking wheelchair ramps or doorways and improper parking. the law will create a regulation system so that we can make sure the scooter companies are behaving properly. >> reporter: unlike san francisco that banned scooters and slowly began handing out permits. oakland placed no limits on the number of companies that can operate here. though, to get permitted the companies will have to follow strict guidelines, making half of their fleet available in

a small city in pakistan.what if we actually wind up finding sally sherry, will be another small city and pakistan, punjab for afghanistan. this is another thing they've tracked of taliban control in afghanistan are trying to use our data and then we are showing about 11% of afghanistan districts and another 50%. so you have more than half of afghanistan slipping under the control of the taliban and in this is where al qaeda training camp -- that can't in kandahar, that is not the only can't. i've seen reports of aspirating al qaeda camps in other provinces. we didn't even know that camp was in existence until we raided a previous camp several months prior. we are in afghanistan. >> usually find that when you do a raid it leads you to another raid. >> were in afghanistan and we miss al qaeda training camp because of the taliban strength. this is strong if not stronger today than at any point in the history and hearing from officials that they are not connected and that is incorrect. it's been used as a justifi

on to the furniture workshop for their yachts one hundred eighty people work for feather and the small city of living sounds and most our local carpenters . here are the bedside tables they've been made for special surface which is finished in indonesia so we have to send them halfway around the world. watching. much of the finished furniture pieces and on outside decks. visions of the opposite destined for good weather regions where people would rather be outside than inside so the exterior areas are always larger which means they need more furniture lines of. managing director stefan hard contract external workers for complete projects. when you get a so-called turnkey job that is the complete fitting like the one in the bahamas we did recently then we bring the decorators and a carpenter with us from looting houses and everything else that's included in the order that he would on the wall but him off of them. the young carpenters that fedor are especially glad to go abroad and to see first hand the entire scope of the project. on location we can immediately take stock of the project here

in general is that they are afraid that cupertino will be overdeveloped, more traffic and for a small city it can not handle this development, what is your response to that? >> we have gone through the process under the plan to analyze all of the impacts and there are solutions out there for them. in addition our community benefits package goes directly to areas of resident concern. >> reporter: alex shore with a nonprofit group supports the project. >> this is what people my age and a lot of people want to live in. we have to create dynamic communities, they are enticing. we can not just build single- family homes or stick our head in the sand and say no to development. >> reporter: if they move ahead with plans citizens group called a better cupertino is threatening to file a lawsuit to stop it. >> reporter: the city will reconvene tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. to consider the adoption of that specific plan. now, either way the developer says that it is moving forward with a proposal and it does have plans to break ground later this year. we are live in coopertino, betty yu, cbs 5. >>> laying do

and the people riding bicycles and there you go to the down goes to pieces in the european city small city it is very compact and a densely populated so that the energy efficiency is very high but into my state you see people driving to sell verbs and believing individual houses are so if you spend too much high energy consumption so if you change the text of system you do change zero or one design you do change your transpose system to change your lifestyle also i'm wondering maybe it's a generational thing as well as for us for people who are used to driving cars and living their life that will leave it so hard to give all those things out there you know maybe there's going to be a next generation that will calculate on their i phone app the eco name for it they will be more conscious about things like that and for them driving cars is not even an issue because in ten years time when i'm going to be driving cars you know but but just to blaming people for driving cars is not a solution i think we have to offer solutions for them for example like a single pole in singapore they have a sys

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people who live in the small city of camino are in the fire's path. there are some mandatory evacuations in effect for people in that community. cal fire says at least 30 homes were threatened by the fire and two structures were damaged. >>> diehard apple fans are lining up at apple stores around the world to get their hands on the new iphones and a new apple watch that are due out tomorrow. the apple 10s max is the largest iphone ever made and it's seen as an improvement on the iphone 10 that was released last year. social media is showing long lines in dubai and singapore, but there were only a handful of people camping out at the palo alto store tonight, in contrast to last year when there were 40 or 50 camped outside the store. >> just cool meeting the good fans every year. i think it makes it more rewarding when you're the first to go by the store. >> there are a lot of people who wanted the bigger screen but with the same format as the 10 that came out last year. so what you get with this is the same face i.d., other features of the iphone 10, b

kind of a crucible of that i think it's less about the town of chemists which is a really is a small city and it's more about what people project on to what happened there and you know if you if you go back and look at the way that this whole thing unfolded you know it started out as a murder by a couple of refugees apparently of a german citizen and that's what triggered all of this violence and i think the problem in this debate is that the media and the society here they've kind of like lost the forest for it for the trees a bit because i think that most germans if you speak to them say well what do you think about what happened they want to talk about what linda just mentioned which is the refugee violence ok which is in many people's perception a big problem and you can look at the statistics and determine that yourself whether it's a problem or not germany's still a very safe country overall there has been an uptick in violent crime and murder and so forth were refugees have been involved in recent years but it is something because there have been some prominent cases that people ar

this really is a big dealfor this small city on the banks of the river tay.e expected through the doors on saturday. lorna, thank you. lorna gordon. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. we both get to the uk forecasting a moment. an update, hurricane florence. this looks like a monster storm. a short

kind of a crucible of that i think it's less about the town of cabinets which is it really is a small city and it's more about what people project on to what happened there. and you know if you if you go back and and look at the way that this whole thing unfolded. you know it started out as a murder by a couple of refugees apparently of a german citizen and that's what what triggered all of this violence and i think. the problem in this debate is that the the media and the society here they they kind of like lost the the forest for it for the trees a bit because i think that most germans if you speak to them. i'd say what do you think about what happened they want to talk about what what linda just mention which is the refugee violence. okay which is. in in many people's perception a big problem and you can look at the statistics and determined that yourself whether it's the problem or not a germany still a very safe country overall. there has been an uptick in in in violent crime and murder and so forth where it would refugees have been involved in in in recent years but it is something b

it's home to 80,000 syrian refugees, it's the size of a small city.in early marriages and child labour. good, mohammed. .. the training programme teaches children about their rights, about teamwork, resilience, and gives them vital role models. it's also about letting them just be kids. save the children's psychologists worked with arsenal, who already do community work in north london. fleeing conflict from syria and living in a refugee camp with 80,000 people is very different from a young person growing up on an estate here, very different, but some of the approaches and responses are really simple. it's about belonging to something positive, it's about having a sense of purpose, trusting staff, there's trusted adults that do have an understanding of what they are going through. in jordan, per mertesacker meets mohammed, a syrian refugee who fled when he was just nine. what does football mean to him, like...? she translates: it's my life. have you seen your son, like, playing, and how good he is, skilful? the whole family fled. they don't know what

but getting the v&a is a big dealfor this small city and half a million people are expected to visitc too will offer a boost to this city that has faced challenges for so long. we have got problems with drugs, poverty and that. they are things that need to be addressed by politicians. but you get up in the morning, you are like, dundee is on the up. if there is one small word here that would describe it, it is the v&a is pure... what does that mean? pelle it is fantastic. it is a bold statement about dundee‘s design heritage. a destination not just about dundee‘s design heritage. a destination notjust the tourists but for the people living here too. laura gordon, bbc news, dundee. let‘s go now to the house of commons, prime ministers questions is due to start after midday. our political editor is there with the usual preview. norman, what you expect? it is all kicking off out side of here as we know with menu friends and rumours of plots. will that trickle into pmq ‘s? maybe not. what willjeremy corbyn: ? well, he could pick up onjohn mcdonnell‘s big speech yesterday offering helpful

this really is a big dealfor this small city on the banks of the river tay.people are expected to visit the v and a dundee in its first year. the first of those expected through the doors on saturday. lorna, thank you. lorna gordon. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. we both get to the uk forecasting a moment. an update, hurricane florence. this looks like a monster storm. a short time ago a category four hurricane. the eye in the storm means we have a storm that means business. in the next couple of days that storm is expected to track towards the carolinas with the potential for huge amounts of rain and damaging winds. potentially very dangerous weather. we will keep you posted. back home it is much quieter. we have had this stripe of cloud working south—east with some outbreaks of rain. behind that, a change in the feel of the weather. cooler, fresher air. aside from the far south where we still have the re m na nts of far south where we still have the remnants of that front, it is not a bad day. spells of sunshine. showers in the north—w

it's proof that small cities aren't immune from human trafficking. >> it's not just a big city issue.

the small german city of condo was unknown to most people until last december. that's when a teenage girl was stepped in front of a local drug store her boyfriend a young immigrant was the suspect what followed was a situation not unlike that encampment migration protesters flocked to the small western german town from all parts of the country back then the poster stated cundall is everywhere the goal was to utilize the tragedy for right wing propaganda . but they were met with resistance the citizens of candle did not want their town to be utilized and with the help of the state government they staged counter protests. kamel is not nazi brown it's colorful and diverse we have an open society and absolutely no reason to instrumental lies this tragedy for right wing thinking. but then the counter protesters were targeted local residents like this family were attacked after exhibiting and honey a nazi outside their home police had to protect the family as rightwing hooligans attempted to forcefully enter the house you know i did miss out on zach condon for these p

it's proof that small cities aren't immune from human trafficking. >> it's not just a big city issue. this happens in small towns, middle america, upper class, middle class, it is everywhere. that's definitely our concern and that's the reason why we are working these type of operations. because we want to protect the youth within our community. >> reporter: the officer who was inside that patrol car that was rammed wasn't hurt. the man is being held at the solano county jail, the suspect. >> thank you, cristina rendon, live in our newsroom, cristina, thank you. >>> shocking video of a fight on a muni light rail train. you can see it right there. two men trying to push a third man off the train even putting him in a headlock. they said he was playing music too loud and wouldn't turn it down. the fight was posted to social media. and it has been widely spread now. san francisco police investigated. as elissa harrington reports, none of the men are pursuing charges. >>> reporter: cell phone video shows two men physically restrain another person on muni. one man puts the other in a headl

it's the big town, small city vibe. >> anthony: so the fact that it's not wwe is a point of pride. >>ans of any form of sport or entertainment. >> anthony: i will confess to you that i took a dim view of professional wrestling. like okay, it's not real, they use outrageous characters. i don't get it at all. and my daughter started getting really into it with her best friend. so i got tickets to wwe in new york, and i go in, i want to wear a bag on my head because i'm really embarrassed to go to this thing. this is going to be totally lame. well, five minutes into this thing, i think this is like the greatest show on earth. >> anthony: it's physically very, very demanding. and more to the point, it's super dangerous. i mean, most wrestlers get really busted up. some of these pile drivers, neck cranks, body slams. now, correct me if i'm wrong, you get that wrong -- >> brittany: it's, boom. everything can be gone in a second. >> adam: wrestling is inches in many scenarios, like you said, with like a pile driver. if you're off even by a little bit, that could be a broken neck or. >> britt

in 2016 for example, estimate show there are 3.4 murders per 100 thousand e inhab tens in a very small city giving london with which own immigration problem a run for a money in new crime, this is not usual for sweden, you are seeing a react to that. liz: we see, as we point out. where does it head? >> you know i think you will have either a situation where parties get smart like in austria, a young leader recognizing the problems and adjusts the party. and i think that will lead to major change and shake up, we'll see that across much of europe. liz: it looks like turn out was higher than the last time the election of 2014. is there a basis where everyone can agree on in unity going forward when it comes to my grand -- migrant crisis and the migrants coming in, if you top come into the country just be law abiding, taxed citizens. >> in europe you have at least in u.s. we have a melting pot somewhat. you see less of that in europe, you see ghettoization of immigrants and migrants, they import their customs, i don't see an easy we out, and lack of that easy solution is driving some of the tu

as we know and we see, they make it like a small city you can find all kind of business here and you issue is when they decide to start on this, it can be started without preparing for any kind of approval or any complicated process. because of that, we can make a fee and they don't wait for any license from the authority they can start >> reporter: 45 agencies and ngos start in the camp there is education for some 22,000 students. saudi arabia has 1/5 of the camp's housing they're spread across 26,000 unit the population is still growing. they welcome 10,000 newborns in the last six years while most of the syrians we spoke to say they want to go home the fight for funding will continue we talk about the funding particularly in the zaatari camp there are u.n. organizations and other ngos and other organizations as well. i had a chance to catch up with the general. let's hear what he has to say. >> if you ask me what is number one challenge i will tell you funding because there is scaling of the funding and actually the humanitarian needs are increasing globally as we can see inside t

. >> cold water cities, big city, small city, so san jose is probably the closest city reminds me ofbe 84 there. san francisco a little cooler down there. half moon bay, some nice golf in that area as well. i golfed out there. 62, a little cooler. might want to wear pants on the golf course. >> here we go. >> there we go. >> oh, come on! this is just flat-out wrong. evander kane and i thought we bonded during the espys. clearly not. >> all right. can i keep this? >> i think he was best at the weather, spencer. >> i think so, too. >> great. >> with a little coaching there. >> absolutely. >> you can see more of evander kane on our facebook live page. >> he did a great job. >> absolutely. >> thank you, mindi. >>> joining us tonight on cable channel 713, the terrifying attack in a national park. what officials believe happened to this missing woman. that's at 9:00. >>> on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, an opportunity to own this victorian in oakland for free. there is a catch though, and it is a big one. >>> tonight on abc 7 here is the line-up. at 8:00, "bachelor in paradise." at 10:00, cast "c

design but getting the vna is a big deal for this small city and half a million people are expectedity which is faced challenges that so long. will got problems with drugs, poverty and that and those are things that need to be addressed by politicians to get in the morning and think, dundee is on the up and if there is one new word to describe it, that dunt only in folk, the v&a is pure tackle. what does that mean? thatjust means absolutely fantastic. this museum brings jobs, absolutely fantastic. this museum bringsjobs, yes, but it's absolutely fantastic. this museum brings jobs, yes, but it's also a bold statement about dundee's design heritage in scotland's cultural clout. a destination notjust tourists but for the people living here too. that is a stunning building. absolutely stunning. we have got some fungi in the studio for you. including one that could potentially dissolve plastics. and another that grows in 30 minutes. we will see it and we will see it in another hour and we will see it in another hour and it will be significant. it's important you get the pronunciation of

people who live in the small city of camino are in the buyers path.atory evacuation in effect tonight. cal fire says at least 30 homes were threatened by the fire and at least two structures were damaged by the flames. >>> fire danger today was high across portions of the bay area. it's working with the heat. take a look at the highs this afternoon. we had 90s out towards santa rosa. right near the media is shoreline. -- right near the immediate shoreline. this evening we are showing mostly clear skies up and down our coastline. we do we will be approaching the bay area by late afternoon on friday. right now we will check in on some of the current numbers. currently we have concord, 74, 70 rosa, san jose in the lower m across portions of the bay arghcameras towards san francisco. another warm forecast for tomorrow, but we will begin to shave off a few degrees in your friday forecast. here we are tomorrow morning, look what happened later in the day. some patchy fog making a comeback. we will began to cool things off right around the bay. it still a pr

but a small city in front of the mosque and eighty shuttles you would measure how to let this a lot enter the bill for i'll be both mentally. she was a medical model of the monster well that michelle allowed the loss of a home on a mini we're alone yani a thought of was it at the top are. our modern issue or was it at least up our example so either. i know their job the most or at them my us not the other and let that be the dumbest c.s.e. min in which i did not know who were active and that deep strategic work unman lee had the role of or has onset in one hundred eleven if not unmake inch and there . and there were another again as i'm sure doesn't have a hopeless year muscatine to show how it went as an award winner has a rational approach and. one of them made it to first. it's a critical time for them to city is no good it's helped us to accept that you have a family trip down the. beach and i mean. hey did they live. if you hired a house and said to me now let all men that have bonds in a shabby either. get an eminent or there is some measure has i'm just a man up a bit i don't walk

. >> woodruf florence's powerful winds and storm surge also devastated the small city of new bern in carolina. founded in the earlys, it's one of the oldest cities in the state-- and was briefly the state capital. as p.j. tobia discovered, somet of the mood-prone parts of new bern also house its mostle vulnerabesidents. >> reporter: the rivers began to swell and the rain didn't stop. by friday afternoon, much of new a city of almost 30,000, was under water. opcrews rescued about 500 . thousands of homes and buildings are damaged. it is among the most devastatedo areas innce's path. in the days since, boats s t on the shores blocked streets, debris everywhere. but over the weekend, the historic downtown-- with its old mansions, yacht club and attorneys offices-- already showed signs of recovery. just mines away, however, in" ent court," residents expect the cleanup process to take g nger. this public housvelopment was built in 1939 and regularly floods with the ters from the river behind me. during hurricane florence, those waters came to where i'm standing now. residents here are frus

most recent example was one that we did as part of sf made week in partnership with the city seas partnership with small business, creating a 100 company selling day right here at city hall, in partnership with mayor lee and the board of supervisors, and it was just a wonderful opportunity for many of our smaller manufacturers who may be one or two-person shop, and who don't have the wherewithal to have their own dedicated retail store to show their products and it comes back to how do we help companies set more money into arthur businesses and develop more customers and their relationships, so that they can continue to grow and continue to stay here in san francisco. i'm amy kascel, and i'm the owner of amy kaschel san francisco. we started our line with wedding gowns, and about a year ago, we launched a ready to wear collection. san francisco's a great place to do business in terms of clientele. we have wonderful brides from all walks of life and doing really interesting things: architects, doctors, lawyers, teachers, artists, other like minded entrepreneurs, so really fantastic women to work with. i

. >>> san francisco has a new restaurant thanks to a boost from the city's small program. mayor breed is there to cut the ribbon. she says the city's program helped them with permitting. >> it helps install businesses navigate the crazy, bureaucratic process that exists in city hall perform many of you know about that when it comes to small businesses, when it comes to housing, when it comes to a number of things in order to get something as simple and inkred ibld as this business open. >>> afraid alert involving a popular chain store. the contra costa fraud alert say people are being called from people saying they are from costco and they ask for personal information, which can then lead to identity theft. the calls appear to be local but they come from outside the bay area. >>> seven mates winutes away fr accuweather forecast. a direct hit from what's going to be a tropical storm with 50-mile-per-hour wind. we'll have wind damage and flooding. as it moves away, a great weekend is going to shape up. looking up north, we have issues in northern napa county. the winds gustin

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from over and the big threat from florence is now flooding and that threat is inland in cities, small citiesay, population of 22,000, 20 miles due west off myrtle beach and rivers that you see right in front of us here that are threatening to break banks, if you look at camera right, the left-bank of the river as you approach the ocean here, you can see that that has topped the bank on the left-hand side, you can see a blue sign on one tree as our camera man takes a look at that, that marks it entrance to a walking trail, clearly you need a boat to take that trail right now and as dave looks up river, the road bridge that you see in the distance there is one that has actually been topped before, a local resident who has been here a very long time was telling us just a few moments ago that that was topped in the wake-hurricane floyd in '99 and also this river reached flooding stage, hurricane matthew but we are told by officials that this week in the coming days this river could reach record levels, surpassing those it reached even during floyd and matthew and in that case there are many home