he lives in south africa's most expensive city cape town it's a magnet for tourists anyone who can afford to live here in the center of the city has made it in south africa but even here the legacy of apartheid can still be felt . zolani is married to nicolas even twenty four years after the end of apartheid mixed race couples are still on usual and they often turn heads. but that's also because people recognize the lani and start singing her songs. objectively why do most people simply repeat it and also to give us some misinformation really about about other races you know so it wasn't just like you say you stay here but it's also like you better than they have. much worse than you don't don't makes you actually actively encouraged not to mix so it's only been a couple of decades and you know i mean that's going to take a long time for that mentality to have to go away i think primarily it's an economic separation.

you a problem for drivers flene south city. >> yes. there was an accident.big rig. it spilled diesel fuel out here. this accident happened yesterday evening. they still have the onramp closed off as they work for that. they are reporting that it will be reopened and it will be 7:00 a.m. as of right now it's the onramp that's closed off. i don't see any major delays. if you weren't aware of that accident last night you know that onramp is closed. you want to take surface streets before running into that issue. we are seeing delays just before getting onto the metering lights. add that on top of metering lights and we are spotting heavy delays. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. it is 6:31 right now. look at all of that smoke. we are monitoring 20 active wild fires burning across california this morning. one of the largest is the complex fire burning in mendocino. they burned more than 68,000 acres combined. both are just 5% contained this morning. more than 10,000 structures are threatened. it is called the ranch fire and river fire. we have a ma

contact with novacek the poison had been used in that attack on a former russian spy in the south western city of souls very. turkey says ten people have been killed and dozens more injured after a train derailed in of the country's northwest heavy rain caused a landslide on to the tracks near take it back about one hundred twenty kilometers west of istanbul while staying in turkey in the country's once again poached the ranks of its civil service a day before wretched one is sworn in for a new term as the country's president authorizes sacked eight hundred thousand people accusing them of links to what they called a terrorist organization that the latest officials punished for their supposed to support of a failed coup two years ago. decree seven zero one list of names of sex civil servants including teachers and university professors what soldiers and police officers make up the lion's share of the government claims they are connected to a quote terror group it says was behind the push attempt in july two thousand and sixteen more than one hundred ten civil servants have lost their job since

into contact with novacek the poison had been used in an attack on a former russian spy in the south western city of seoul spree. the lead is if you're if you're in eritrea have agreed to end decades of conflict and reopen diplomatic ties it was the first meeting between meters of the african neighbors in nearly twenty years if european eritrea began a border war in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight and relations remain tense until now. turkey says ten people have been killed and dozens more injured off to a train derailed in the country's northwest heavy rain caused a landslide on to the tracks near to kid at about one hundred twenty kilometers west of istanbul. while staying in turkey in the country has once again poached the ranks of its civil service a day before wretched one is sworn for a new term as the country's president sacked eighteen a phones and people accusing them of links to what they called a terrorist organization that the latest officials punished for the supposed that support of a failed coup two years ago or decrease seven zero one list thousands of names of sex civil se

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. >> a hearing is underway to draw the voting districts in one south bay city to ensure fair representation for minority groups. the decision will have important implications for the mid term election in november. >> thank you for joining us. a judge is hearing arguments after siding with an asian american group that the voting districts violate state and federal law and discriminate against asian americans. matt keller is live at the courthouse in san jose. >> reporter: in this courthouse right now a lot at stake for the voters in the city of santa clara, how they vote this november will change. this is video from inside the courtroom this morning. in june judge thomas gulet determined the voting system was inconsistent with state and federal voting rights acts. basically no districts in the city and everyone votes for all six seats on the council plus the mayor. a hearing started today for both sides to present plans for dividing the city up into districts. plaintiffs say the votes of asian americans have been diluted. they want seven districts. they say there hasn't been an asian america

and so, they have made arrangements for a daylong conference at the south city conference centre and our own kevin truant will be one of the keynote speakers. together with doctored joists. it is really targeting school community, stakeholders on trauma informed approaches to better meet the needs of all of our students at whatever level. >> any other questions or comments? just thank you for your continued work on this. these conversations are always hard. i mean, the question for me, is more around and not what are we doing, but what is happening with our students? what is happening to them? what is our understanding of what it is that they are challenged by, and has that changed over the -- over the years. are the neighborhood that they are living and improving at all? are they getting the mental health support or the healthcare they need? are, you know, parents continuing to have, you know, their own social and emotional challenges that we are not identifying? because there is a lot of other support services that we certainly have access to that we should be thinking about. and s

has placed its security forces on high alert as anti-government protests spread across cities in the country south the unrest began in the southern city of bans or six days ago of the high unemployment and the lack of basic services mohamed el baradei says has more. it's nearly fifty degrees celsius in iraq's southern city of basra and people have been feeling the heat. the city's unstable electricity grid and dwindling infrastructure fuelled angry protests over the past week the week how they know more the german general here. g.'s protests of the oppressed people of we are asking for what is rightfully ours the government should provide clean water. electricity and basic infrastructure these basic needs are the responsibility of the prime minister and the company. demonstrated you burning tires blocking roads as they marched on government still ations even attempting to storm a bus or oil facility to protest escalated after thirteen year old sad was killed when security forces opened fire on crowds. prime minister hi there i bet he flew to buster and met with the city's governor as well as secur

. >>> for the second time in two weeks the south bay city is dealing with white supremacist posters. one said, keep america american with a subhead reading report any and all illegal aliens. they are not immigrants. they are criminals. the poster references a website channeling nazi ideas and associated with a texas white supremacist. >> this is offensive and it has no place in anywhere really but especially along a community and kind of with the irony of it being independence day. i don't -- unwelcoming and harsh. >> city officials say the person who put up the signs faces a fine of $100 for each offense. >>> a homeless woman is in jail. she is accused of stealing a police suv in oakland. witnesses say that it was stolen yesterday in a matter of seconds. witnesses say they jumped in the car and then took off. two hours later police found that suv and the woman at the bay bridge toll plaza and there was a dog in the backseat. police think she may have stolen the dog too. the dog was taken to animal services and is waiting for its owner to pick it up. >>> we are hearing two people arr

philippine media is reporting a bombing in the city in the south of the country at least ten people have died in what's believed to have been a car bomb soldiers at a checkpoint on the day. and there's been a massive turnout of voters in zimbabwe's first election with the help longtime leader robert mugabe seventy five percent of voters cast their ballots opposition candidate nelson chamisa is the main challenger to the current president and us and . syrian state t.v. is reporting that government forces are attacking on two fronts in the autumn of base in a region that's close to the southern border with jordan pressing ahead with the offensive despite threats from high school to kill civilians well on wednesday are still fighters killed dozens of people and abducted around eighteen more in attacks and so wait a province in the south west the armed groups now instructed to just a few pockets of territory. all this comes as another round of diplomatic talks to find a solution to syria's seven year long civil war began in the russian city of sochi . it's a time of the year when the beaches

plus: changes one south bay city )s making to the way you report illegal fireworks...er last year )s debacle. )today in the bay ) 4:30 to 7. handing out punishment. >>> as you know 49ers star ruben foster dodged major legal issues in court, but he's still handed out punishment. foster will be suspended without pay for the first two games of the upcoming season. last year he pled no contest to misdemeanor charges. he faced far more charges after he was accused of beating up his girlfriend. those charges were dropped after she recanted her story in the courtroom. >>> it seems weed watchers are predicting a marijuana shortage in california. it'll happen in just a few weeks because new state regulations just kicked in and a lot of dispensaries were not ready for them. >> every cannabis flower needs to be tested by the state and increased testing standards. has to be all in child proof packaging, the labeling has to be correct. >> some of the largest dispensaries are able to sell products to the smaller ones. but it's unclear just how deep that shortage will be and how long

there's been a bombing in the philippines in the south in lima town city at least eleven people have been killed in what's believed to be a car bomb attack soldier that a checkpoint among the dead duggan joins us with the latest from the capital manila jim a lot more details are emerging about the six pleasure. well what we know daryn is that it happened at around five am a van coming from the hinterlands of sealand was trying to enter to get to the heart of the meat and city there was a checkpoint of the philippine army right to a detachment they were inspecting the van according to the philippine army when the bomb exploded there is the single passenger inside that van but as you know in these areas this is also were several members of the sunni forces several family members of the forces of the philippine military also live we listen to a press conference earlier where the spokesperson of the philippine military said that the blast impact went as far as fifty meters so they know that this is quite important this is quite significant there is no claim of responsibility but the phil

services the unrest began in the oil rich province of last week and has spread to several other cities in the south demonstrators angry about government corruption and mismanagement of oil funds. also in nicaragua. government supporters and police have stormed an opposition stronghold of protests against the president at least two people were killed and dozens injured in the city of say a months of anti-government protests have killed at least two hundred seventy five people and widespread human rights abuses alleged those are the main headlines about the al-jazeera news in thirty minutes but we continue with al-jazeera world to stay with us. chinese investment in egypt has gradually grown in recent years some huge capital projects are planned costing billions of u.s. dollars. at the same time the number of chinese living here has grown taran ten thousand some building infrastructure others starting their own businesses all seen similarities and differences between their two inches civilizations. in world war three they were. well. on their. own what if they don't quite. united states. yet again th

friday. points of the investigation at the moment. moment. quiet wiltshire town and city in south—westland. quiet wiltshire town and city in south-west england. south-west england. thomas, thank you very much indeed. you very much indeed. sense of anger from the home secretary. secretary. accidentally becoming targets for novichok. novichok. streets, parks had become a dumping ground for poison. ground for poison. latest novichok incident here in wiltshire. wiltshire. stage have to apologise to russia and to the world. in march led to an unprecedented response by the government here. many more from other european countries and the united states. showed moscow was responsible for the attack. and his daughter. against the united kingdom. with relations already at an historic low. can you provide reassurance to the people of salisbury? meeting to discuss this latest crisis and how it should respond. exactly what has gone on. let me be clear, we do not have a quarrel with the russian people. international community. and that of our partners. and towns to be dumping grounds for poison. brit

philippine media is reporting a bombing in lima town the city in the south of the country at least ten people have died in what's believed to have been a car bomb soldiers of a checkpoint are among the dead. and there's been a massive turnout of voters in zimbabwe's first election without longtime leader robert mugabe seventy five percent of voters cast their ballots opposition candidate nelson chamisa is the main challenger to the current president and. the hundreds of hikers in the indonesian island of lombok of made their way down the mountain where they've been traps in sunday's earthquake the tremors caused landslides on the mountain which then blocked all the escape routes the magnitude six point four quake killed at least sixteen people industry more than a thousand homes on the tourist on it. and joins us live now from. step so just bring us up to date on this operation to get the remaining high because the mountain. well the operation has been very successful so far the last three have just been evacuated from. been taken down by helicopter because they were so traumatized by

the marchers gathered here just south of the city. ut down completely, the inbound lanes of the dan ryan expressway, which is a major, major highway here just south of the city. and really the message here is that they say that they don't want to be ignored any more. what they have presented as the case that this going to be an inconvenience for drivers, but what they face every day they say, in areas in the south and the west side of chicago, under the cloud of gun violence is a greater inconvenience. and that is the message they want out today. they want everyone to know that they are tired of this and that they want public officials to act. and that is the message that we've seen here throughout the morning. and right now, they're pushing towards the center lane, they're trying to close even more lanes of traffic. the illinois department of transportation as well as the chicago police department said that this would be contained to about one lane and the shoulder of the expressway in the interests of public safety. but so far they'r

so far it has scorched more than a8,000 areas of land, an area larger than the city of san francisco. further southuth, anotherfire rages, this one deliberately lit, forcing thousands to flee their homes. i didn't realise how much my home means to me. and our communities. while many seek shelter in evacuation centres, others have been able to return to their homes once stood. became around the corner and saw this and it was pretty... heartbreaking. we know if a fire came up it was going to take. well, it took. it has taken ten years for it to happen but, yes, it is sad. it is the worst start to d efy it is sad. it is the worst start to defy a season that california has seenin defy a season that california has seen ina defy a season that california has seen in a decade. we have had the issue for years now in california. the wildfire aspect has intensified over the years so we experience more and more damaging wildfires, fires that it might rapidly come it is like throwing gas in these fires. they spread so fast. in december, california's governor said devastating wildfires fuelled by climate change

began today a suicide bomber killed at least thirty people outside a polling station in the south western city of. and officials said the attacker blew himself up when police stopped him from entering the state came the sponsibility for the attack on the group's agency. which is in baluchistan province also so deadly pre-election violence the military is out in force today as millions of pakistanis go off their ballots. armed soldiers like these are some of the roughly three hundred seventy thousand troops deployed across the country not only are they guarding polling centers but are also helping with general security duties. human rights groups are concerned they have already complained of the army's alleged interference in the electoral process. with the investigation get it out in all the bucket and be done fund that and if it is it then it isn't looking that you're booking it as the end of. the intimidation of journalists is believed to have served the campaign of this man former cricket star in run count of the movement for justice party the sixty five year old has vowed to track down on

how major sporting events seem to coincide and not by accident with developments such as the south the city and war back in two thousand and eight and the crimean referendum saying it's not by accident and russia is behind this now in contrast we've seen pieces along the likes of one in the guardian that says it would be nice to see some evidence first and that russia's involvement really hasn't been proven yet and facts really would not be a bad idea not very many people seem to know what exactly is going on in this whole saga yet of course we are also seeing british of british officials continuing to sing the same tune as they have been this whole time saying now that following the second poisoning that russia needs to come clean it is now time for the russian state comes forward and explains exactly what is going on it is completely unacceptable for our people to be either deliberate or accidental topics or for streets parks towns to be dumping grounds for poison you know the all for is still there to the russian state to try the sisters to tell us what happened because that would defini

a market in the south western city of sweida was among the targets.ording to state media and a war monitoring group. around 3000 people are still waiting to be rescued in laos, after a partially built dam collapsed, unleashing a wall of water that inundated nearby villages. the dam was part of a hydroelectric project involving laotian, thai and south korean firms. as many as 20 people have been killed but with many more still missing, it's feared the death toll could rise. it has been four months since protests broke out on israel's border with the gaza strip, thousands have been wounded but behind the dramatic scenes health workers are worried about something more long term, the deteriorating mental health of gaza's nearly 2 million people. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has this report. 0n the busy streets of gaza, and man sets fire to himself. the fla mes and man sets fire to himself. the flames are dosed, the man is bundled into a taxi. he makes it to hospital but dies two days later. what drove the musical newly married man to ta ke the

south africa where the summit is underway. heightened security swarms of journalists and lots of vehicles with diplomatic license plates this is pretty much the city of johannesburg right now the south african host city for the twenty teen breaks summit when bricks was formed like about a decade ago it was formed with the goal of the member states accelerating their own economic growth which are they are already implementing secondly they created the new development bank but also its main purpose has been to serve as a counterbalance to more traditional economic powerhouses mainly the united states now with the president donald trump in charge in the white house he's been quite trigger happy when it comes to starting trade wars so now it is believed the brics nations they will be first and foremost they will be bonding they will be banding together so to speak to support each other in these times of when well basically they cannot rely on the united states anymore and secondly they will be trying to fill in the gaps for example in the you that have been worldwide and by the us a trade policies book which the global trade war should be rejected bec

south side on police footage of a -- the suspect reaching for a gun. richard cantu has details. >>> outrage growing in chicago after a police officer shot and killed a black man on the city's south side. officers on foot patrol noticed a man they believed to be armed, now identified as 37-year-old harith augustus. >> when they approached him, he tried to push their hands away, started flailing and swinging away, trying to make his escape. and as he was making his escape, reached for his weapon. >> investigators did recover a gun at the scene. but witnesses are telling a different story. >> the officer got out of the car and shot him seven times, end of story. >> the shooting sparking immediate protests that left four officers injured and led to several arrests. in a rare move the chicago police department releasing body cam footage less than 24 hours after the shooting. william callaway, an activist instrumental of getting video released of an unarmed teen, demanding change. >> we're tired and fed up. whether or not it's justified or not, they just don't understand. you're continuously killing us. you're killing us. >> the office of police accountability released a stateme

all the income taxes think about all of this and get the most of us by the law going to japan south of the city or have innocently say gentrification has devastated d.c.'s african-american population in one. seventy one african-americans accounted for seventy one percent of washington's population struggling to cope with increasing costs of living and lack of employment opportunities in twenty six to the percentage of african-americans in the district fell below fifty percent but moore says local investment can benefit the community if you give people the resources and help them wrap around then we can really start to close this gap and that wipes out we'll need to bring in people who get money we can be to people get money you've got to bring in a trader joe's going out bring in a whole foods with expensive housing and corporate chains like starbucks under construction and mayor bows are likely to win reelection later this year the same policies that led to such inequality are likely to persist reporting for boom bust dan cohen. that's it for this time we appreciate you joining us on what's an

side a polling station in the south western city of quiet one official said the attacker blew himself up when police prevented him from entering the islamic state. for the attack by the group's news agency. which is in baluchistan province also saw a deadly pre-election violence the military is out in force today as millions of pakistanis lost their ballots. armed soldiers like these are some of the roughly three hundred seventy thousand troops deployed across the country not only are they guarding polling centers but are also helping with general security. their mission preventing incidents like this from occurring again this was the scene after a suicide bomber targeted the convoy of political candidates in the southwestern province of. one hundred forty nine people were killed in the attack that took place ten days ago. besides normal security duties officers have also been given expanded powers they can punish individuals for illegal acts committed inside polling stations. human rights groups are concerned they have already complained of the army's alleged interference in the elec

cradle of the uprising in twenty eleven government strikes are currently pounding the largest city in the southbut still in rebel hands and all this fighting has forced thousands of civilians to flee west towards israeli occupied golan heights stephanie dechen has more from the occupied golan heights at least six air strikes have just come in and this is all part of the syrian government's campaign to get this area back from the rebels and you can also see just how close it is we can hear the plane in the sky just how close it is to the tents where those dear it internally displaced are sheltering it gives you a sense of just how terrified these people are the border is closed and israeli authorities have made it very clear they won't be letting anyone it. now we've been witnessing an intensive air strike campaign throughout the day our team has counted at least one hundred air strikes they started a little further afield and then they started hitting right in front of us also quite close to the areas where you see those tents those tents or are housing syrian internally displaced these are peo

nations that brazil this position russia india china and south africa they're gathering in the south african city today for their annual summit as donald trump's continuous assaults on free trade are giving the loose bloc a fresh impetus the leader of the biggest brics economy is also using the run up to the summit to further its own trade agenda on the continent. the chinese president xi jinping is traveling through africa and he's bought china's checkbook with him he has a little something for each country he visits on tuesday it was south africa's turn where she promised fifteen billion dollars in investments many companies are hoping they'll get a piece of the pie and that's boosting investor confidence. south african presidents a real ramaphosa has also been currying favor with investors since the swearing in in february. including china's pledge he secured thirty five billion dollars all together. the brics summit is ramaphosa his first appearance on the international stage he's joined by the leaders of china russia india and brazil in johannesburg at a time of international upheaval. after

one south bay city is looking to help the homeless. the new areas now open to people living out of their cars. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (catherine) as more and more homeless people are sleeping in cars and r-v's, parking those impromptu "mobile homes" is becoming a big problem in thebay area... (vicki) one solution is to allow some of those people to park theirvehicles in church parking lots. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story now live frommountain view.rob? (rob live) i'm here on crisanta avenue next door to rengstorff park in mountain view. the idea is to get some of these vehicles off the streets, at least for a little while and maybe privide some assistance to the homeless at the same time. it's not just mountain view bu 40 motorhomes pickup trucks and other vehicles parked here on crissanta avenue right next to the caltrain tracks. there are at least 300 city wide. this month, a 2-year pilot program begins th

buildup is continuing around the rebel held province activists are reporting shelling on just south of city and in neighboring hammer province a child has died at libya's the only significant territory still held by the rebels but president bashar assad has said retaking the province is his top. israeli politicians will meet again to discuss a new law that would officially define israel as a jewish state it comes amid mounting domestic and international criticism of the law that's being called racist fifty two of its one hundred twenty members of parliament called for a special session which will take place next week president ruben rivlin has already said he will sign the law in arabic in protest under the new law arabic was downgraded as an official language alongside hebrew. interim prime minister narendra modi has congratulated him on can be expected to head pakistan's government and discuss peace and development among the two nuclear powered regional rivals it is victory speech iran can said he's willing to resolve the longstanding dispute over kashmir has more from islamabad. the indi

. >>> for the second time in two weeks a south bay city is doing with white supremacist posters, theya, on the fourth of july. one sign says keep america american with a subheader reading report any and all illegal aliens, they are not immigrants. they are criminals and that references a website that channels white supremacist ideology and it is associated with another white supremacist from texas. >> it is offensive and has no place anywhere but especially in a community. the irony it was independence day. very unwelcoming harsh and unnecessary. >> whoever put up the sign will face a fine of $100 for each offense. >>> a local golf coach under arrest under suspicion of molesting young students, the 52-year-old kenny kim is in custody on eight felony counts of sexual assault, the victims are girls who were coached by kim. he was an instructor at country drive golf center and he coached at other courses throughout the area.>>> today is the start of the quarterfinals in the world cup, france faces uruguay in the first match, minutes ago friends scored on a free kick. the ball was headed

the protest started shortly after police shot and killed a man on the city's south side. identified that man but according to the chief, officers thought the man had a gun because there was, quote, a bulge around his waistband. >> after that, they approached the subject who became combative and as he became combative flailing away he broke free from the officers what they thought he appeared to be reaching for a weapon which he did have a weapon on him and officers tragically shot this man. >> reporter: a police spokesman says the shooting was record odd a body camera. the police found a gun at the scene but the man did not shoot at officers and authorities say officers involved will be placed on administrative leave for 30 days. they are asking for patience as the investigation begins but protesters want accountability now. >> whoever shot this man was dead wrong. he was unarmed and she shot an unarmed black man again. >> shot that man five times because he didn't have even a gun in the holster. >> what was your reaction when you saw that? >> run for cover before i get o

president is expected this afternoon we're told to travel to a place called smart this is a city in the south an industrial city that is one of the fastest growing in ethiopia tomorrow on sundays expected to open an embassy and address a public forum so a lot of people very excited about this news cos a lot of people by surprise things have progressed very quickly destroying how perhaps committed this leaders are in keeping this to start as you say castro in this team or in diplomatic relations happen very quickly how significant is this development to the rest of the region the horn of africa. hugely significant this is a region i mean the east african region is a region that has several countries in conflict is speaking about south sudan you're speaking about somalia and i was so the fact that you know one situation is able to be resolved without a lot of problems to be resolved amicably that alone is as good as that. you know for the security context on the continent so that is a good thing something else is that these two countries have been heavily militarized partly because of the mistr