south sudan kills dozens -- both on-board the plane, and on >>> a plane crash overnight in south sudan kills dozens both on board the plane and on the ground. witness accounts suggest the pilot might have saved many more lives. >>> plus a changing of the guard in san francisco's sheriff's office. ross mirkarimi is out after a tumultuous two years at the help. >> controversial proposition f rejected by san francisco voters, keeping the door open a little longer for short-term rentless. today in the bay starts right now. >> good post election wednesday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we want to check the forecast. it's a cold start to our morning, kari. >> don't forget the jacket before stepping out the door. you will certainly regret that. a cool day once again with a lot of sunshine all across the bay area. warming up nicely in a few spots like san ramon very pleasant 67. mission district at 63. 71 in santa rosa and 68 in oakland. we don't see much of a warmup heading into the next few days and there's another chance of rain headed our way. i'll de

a cargo plane crashes in south sudan killing 41 people. we are live in juba. russia intensifies weapons to fush for a diplomatic -- push for a diplomatic solution. the historic first, leaders of china and taiwan are set to meet for the first time in 70 years. >>> some breaking news out of romania, where the prime minister victor ponta and his government resigned following protests over a nightclub fire. 30 people died. 20,000 gathered to call for cabinet resignations on tuesday, accusing the government of corruption when granting permits and conducting safety inspections. a journalist in romania has more details. >> there were many, young professional students, artists, friends and relatives of the ones killed and wounded in the fire on friday. all the evidence, tragedy, was called by several corruptions leading to poor safety. 20,000 people were calling for the resignation of interior ministry. it was the collective nightclub. they were shouting out lou that corruption kills and leaders must immediately step down. everyone is wondering what next. who will for

despite a recent peace agreement, she doesn't want to go back. >> south sudan is not ok. say this because i saw my husband, my co wife and one of my children killed in that war, so i do not have any hope of going back. >> the refugee settlement is her momentum. she is among 90,000 living here. most arrived in the last conflict which began in 2013. following months of stalled attacks and growing international pressure, a peace deal was signed in august. refugees here don't have confidence in it. shdon't even know it was signed and as of yet, nobody is planning the journey back. >> most of the air, it's very dry here. there were dust storms and no rain. the camp managers could only turn on the water taps for a couple of hours each day. in the rainy season, it tends to flood a lot. puddles spread ma rather i can't and other infectious diseases. it's a better life and safer one than if they go back home. >> tens of thousands of people came during sudan's civil war in the 1980's and 1990's. a peace deal in woman five led to independence for sudan. it was a sign of hope. most o

south sudan say a camp in kenya is a safer option. we look at the impact metro jet crash in the sinai could have on egypt's tourism. and in sport, contrasting fortune for real madrid and spain's la liga. details with raul coming up >>> taliban fighters have been battling a breakaway group in southern afghanistan. 50 people on both sides have been killed. the fighting happened in. district of zabal province, there has been definitions since mullah who was appointed the new leader of the taliban following the death of mullah oman >>> in burundi government killed nine people at a bar in the capital bujumbura. seven bodies were found laying on the floor in the venue. two others, who managed to escape, died this hospital. violence escalated in recent months after a contested election result forcing tens of thousands to flee. security forces are carrying out searches after a presidential deadline to hand in illegal weapons. >>> burundi's security minister says the new measures are necessary and will work. >> translation: there's a matter th

this is south sudan. there are a limit of ways you can proof from one town to another. this cargo plane was going to upper nile state and because there are no direct flights partly due to the conflict, people usually you fly cargo. it is not surprising that this cargo was overloaded. like i said, it's a cargo plane designed to carry certain amount of metric tons and had more than it was supposed to carry. >> what is the scene on the ground right now? right now, the search is on going for bodies. authority spotted bodies on the river they cannot recover at the moment. the day is coming to an end here, so the search is expected to halt up until tomorrow morning when it will resume again. at this point, they are not hopeful to find more survivors, but expect to find more dead bodies as the day progresses or maybe tomorrow morning. >> thank you for that update. >>> russia says diplomats need to agree on a list of syrian opposition groups to be invited to peace talks. diplomat efforts are being led to try to end the syrian conflict. the u.n. is ready to host talks between pr

. >>> nineties thousand people from south sudan are living in a refugees camp in kenya.want to return home. they escaped fighting between ribs and the government and despite a peace deal they say they are still not convinced it's safe. malcolm webb reports from northern kenya. >> reporter: it when soldiers attacks aville anyone south sudan last year, she didn't even know which side they were fighting for. now she lives with her children in this refugees camp. during the fire fight she was shot in the neck. doctors here were able to remove the bullet. despite a recent peace agreement she doesn't want to go back. >> translator: south sudan is not okay. i say this because i saw my husband, muyco wife and one of my children being killed in that war. so i do not have nicole of goiny hope of going back. >> reporter: she's among 90,000 south sue doon east living here, the u.n. who run the camp say most a lived during the last conflict that began in 13. following many months of scaled talks and growing international pressure. they sign aid peace deal in august. refugees don't ha

tens of thousands of people came here during sudan's civil war in the 80s and 90s and it led to a referendum in the southndependence from sudan and it was a time of hope and the sign explained the new government and most went home but it faded when fighting took over the new nation two years ago and civilians bore the brunt of it, these men lived through generations of conflicts and as elders their views lead the rest of the community and they are not optimistic. >> translator: if it truly is peaceful we shall go home but i have seen it before, we went home once before, and if fighting erupts again we will have to come back here and stuck in the camp or we will have to request resettlement in another country so we don't have hope of going home. >> reporter: basketball is a favorite sport in south sudan, here the refugees have formed a league and back home ethnic groups pitted against each other in battle for decades and in the camp different communities play each other and for most in is where they see their future. malcolm web, al jazeera, kenya. >>> let's get the weather now, everton is here and morsi

in sudan and south sudan, south sudan became independent 2011 the nation's newest nation.there's been a little civil war. no one knows how many people have died but international crisis group's have a bit puzzled up to 100,000, maybe more. it's a brutal were under lease i think it doesn't get much coverage is the reason she gave. some media outlets that do cover it but openly i think it's too easily dismissed as black africans killing each other in a civil strife. >> what is the interest? why do western powers and china -- >> i think of a reason to use was so keen to become and john kerry called it like a handmaiden, was a way to have a stable base in east africa against the rise of china. you had the bush administration, george w. bush, massively pushing south sudanese independents when he was in government spent there was also a christian element. >> sudan is muslim, south sudan is christian get the idea of supporting and evangelically based country was a nice idea. so the bush administration said if i will continue to but not quite as, with not quite as much support the

a baby was able to survive a plane crash that killed more than a dozen people in south sudan. the south sudan red cross says it has recovered 35 people died after a russian-made cargo plane crashed near the nile river this morning. three people survived, including a baby. parts of the plane were scattered in a bushy area on banks of the nile with a few homes nearby. the plane crashed shortly after takeoff. the polk county health caused fifty-eight roosevelt high school teachers last month. school had to be let out early got sick. testing found one of the most common bacteria that causes food poisoning in the u-s was present in meat served at the catered meal. the bacteria can grow if meat isn't served promptly or refrigerated. the health department says it can't release the source of the tainted meat because of confidentiality laws. the health department says it's a good reminder for proper food handling, cooking and storage and those involved in serving the food are being retrained. the results are in this afternoon.....des moines mayor frank cownie... and council members chr

she's among 90,000 south sudan living here. the u.n. who won the camp say most arrived in 2013 >>> following months of talks and growing international pressure. the president signed a peace deal in august. refugees don't have confidence in it. some don't know it was signed. no one is planning the you were journey back. living conditions are tough. most of the year it's dry, no dust storms, and no rain. >> in the rainy season it tends to flood a lot. puddles form like this, a breeding ground for mosquitos spreading the area. it's a better life and crucially a safer one. and what people expect. tens of thousands came here during the civil war. a peace deal in 2005 led to the referendum in the south. it was a time of hope. the new government for refugees - most went home. hopes faded when factional fighting took over the nation. these men lived through generation of conflicts. as elders these men lead the community, they are not optimistic. >> if it truly is peaceful. we should go home. i have seen it before. we went home before. if fighti

that tragic plane crash in south sudan. we are now getting conflicting reports that dozens have died, including children. the cargo plane crashed about a mile from the international airport. officials say it was a russian-made jet. the crash has not affected airport traffic. we checked. as of now planes are still taking off and still arriving at that international airpt.

in south sudan thousands are facing severe hunger. the army is patrolling the streets of brussels after the government warned a major attack was being planned. shops closed, the metro system was shut down and people were urged to stay indoors. paul brennan >> reporter: belgian soldiers patrol where once was just the police. a security level not seen for nearly a decade. the p.m. if contact with his cabinet to brief his ministers. the p.m. did not reveal the exact nature of the danger, but urged the public to avoid crowded places. >> translation: the analysis of the situation leads us to identify particular locations. we believe shopping malls, events, demonstrations and transport are the main targets. the whole of the brussels region has gone over to enhanced threat level 4. >> reporter: all four of brussels metro system has shut down. it is a city on edge. people here have become used to sealing police and even army on the streets in past few days. the closure of the mountain metro ramped that up to a new level. on friday a third bru

at least 41 people are killed when an overloaded cargo plane crashes in south sudan. >>> there were new diplomatic push to get syria's government and rebels to sit around the same negotiating table. >>> and rights groups say israel is violating the rights of eritrean and sudanese refugees who are being deported back to africa. >>> romania is without a government after the prime minister dramatically announced his resignation in the wake of public anger over a deadly nightclub fire. 32 people were killed at the club on friday when a pie rowe tech nick display went wrong. on tuesday some 20,000 people protested in bucharest calling for the prime minister to resign. announcing his resignation he acknowledged the pubs like anger as nadim baba now reports. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after mass protests on stleets, romania's prime minister has resigned, saying his government will also step down. >> translator: i'm doing this because in all of the years i have been in politics i resisted conflicts with political adversaries, but i have never fought against the people. this would be a big

also coming up, at least 41 people are killed as a cargo plane crashes in south sudan. >>> there areew diplomatic push to get syria's government and rebels to sit around the same negotiating table. >>> and justin trudeau follows in his father's footsteps, as he is sworn in as canada's 23rd prime minister. ♪ >>> romania is without a government after the prime minister dramatically announced his resignation in the wake of public anger over a deadly nightclub fire. 43 people were killed in the fire on friday when a pyrotechnic display went wrong. the accident was seen as a government corruption problem. the prime minister was already under pressure after being charged with corruption in july. announcing his resignation, he acknowledged the public's anger and nadim baba reports. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after mass protests on the streets, romanian's prime minister has resaned saying his government will also step down. >> translator: i'm doing this because in all of the years i have been in politics, i resisted conflicts with political adversaries, but i have never fought against t

. >>> a cargo plane crashes in south sudan, killing at least 41 people. >> put yourself in their placethey are human beings who have been five years in a conflict. >> reporter: the u.n. envoy and russian foreign minister discuss ways to end the syrian war. ♪ >>> there's been a building collapse in pakistan. it happened in the city of lahor. our correspondent kamal heidler on the phone to tell us why that building collapsed. >> reporter: according to the reports, it was a four-story building, work was being carried out on the fourth floor, despite some reports that the building was not in good condition, it was a [ inaudible ] factory, and it appears that the fourth floor lead to the collapse of the whole building. now the whole area i in pitch darkness, because power facilities were taken out with the collapse. [ inaudible ] we are told are on location. more heavy equipment is being taken to the area, we're also told that up to 100 people may still be trapped inside, dozens have been taken out. and taken to the local hospitals, where an emergency has been declared. but it's an ongoing

back home. >> tens of thousands of people came here during sudan's civil war in the 1980's and 1990's. a peace deal led to a referendum in the southnd independence from sudan. iit was a time of hope. this sign explains the new government to refugees here. many went home. hope faded when regional fighting took over, civilians bore the brunt of it. these men have lived through generations of conflict, their views lead the rest of the community and they're not optimistic. >> if it truly is peace, we will go home, but i have seen it before. we went home once before. if fighting erupts again, we will have to come back here, then i will still be stuck in the camp or request resettlement in another country. we don't have hope of going home. >> basketball is a favorite sport in south sudan. here, the refugees have formed a league. back home, ethnic groups have been pitted against each other in battle for decades. in the camp, teams from different communities play each other. for most, this is where they see their future. al jazeera, kenya. >>> chadian troops returned home from fighting boko haram in neighboring cameroon, but the battle ag

that tragic plane crash in south sudan. we are now getting conflicting reports that dozens have died, including children. the cargo plane crashed about a mile from the international airport. officials say it was a russian-made jet. the crash has not affected airport traffic. we checked. as of now planes are still taking off and still arriving at that international airport. we continue to work on getting pictures of the crash and more information as it comes into the newsroom. stay tuned. eun. >> angie goff on the live desk. thank you, angie. time to check our forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell telling us about a storm on the way. >> a nice, cool, crisp fall morning. wow, what a warmup coming. a cool start so grab your coat or sweater on the way out the door. november heat wave, day two is coming up for today. friday might be a record high just ahead of the cooldown coming our way for the weekend. that's coming up at 5:21. for now, visibility just a little. few pockets of cloud outside. not anywhere near as much

this time in south sudan.ews 4's angie goff will have more on that scene and what we're learning about the people if you run over somebody, it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. >>> right now we are tracking a number of stories as we work to get you up to the minute the minute you are up. >>> digging through the wreckage of another plane crash this morning. >>> live in fairfax county where students in woodson high school are preparing to head back to class for the first time since several classmates were hurt in a fire. >>> first, melissa mollet has breaking news on the roads. >> in front of nih rockville pike north and southbound shut down because of a bad crash involving a bus and a motorcyclist. we'll have much more on that in a minute, chuck. >>> wakeup weather early this morning. it's chilly. grab your sweater on the way out the door. tennis and golf weather

an illinois police officer that prompted a massive manhunt >>> a russian cargo plane crashes in south sudan. plus... >> we need to have an honest conversation about how we view and treat women in our society >>> first lady michelle obama calls on world leaders to let girls learn, part of a bigger campaign for women's rights, worldwide >>> a big night for conservatives in local and state elections. for the second time in 40 years a republican won the governor's race in kentucky. many see it rahs a referendum -- see it as a referendum in the affordable care act. >> it was an off-year election, voters getting a sign of what may come in the 2016 presidential race. >> we begin in ohio, where voters struck down an attempt to legalize recreational and medical marijuana. bisi onile-ere is there. this was an interesting mix of people that tweeted the measure. >> yes, this is a huge upset for those who before legalized marijuana, there were a number of wealthy investors who backed this, spending millions to get the measure past. they were, in the end tweeted. there were a number of law enforcement ag

is muslim, south sudan is christian, and the idea of supporting an evan gentlemen country was a nice idea. so the bush administration, and obama continued that but not quite as -- without quite as much support. the country came into fruition in 2011. china's influence before was independent and afterwardses prince my oil, and two or three are china's oil was coming from sudan, and sudden-and-easily framed as a muslim terrorist supporting country, some elements of truth in those comments. in the '90s it was giving protection to osama bin laden. so that put sudan in the enemy number one category. fast forward to 2015 and the oil output is virtually stopped because the war is ongoing. there's a peace treaty signed in august this year, which is pretty much not really worked. it's falling apart. and i think the thing that is really devastating about the relationship there that america is pretty much disengaged. america is involved to an extent but they are -- the great irony about america's involvement there is that they were so enthusiastic when it happened, anden we t

a soviet era plane crashed in south sudan killing at least 25 people. that plane went down shortly after takeoff about a mile from the juba airport. it crashed on the banks of the nile river leaving wreckage strewn across the water's edge. the plane had at least 20 people on board, including up to 15 passengers. it was a cargo plane. an unknown number of people were also killed on the ground. a man who saw the plane come down said it seemed as though initially the plane might crash into a populated market area before the pilot diverted the aircraft. russian tv reporting the plane, made in 1971, appears to have been overloaded. investigators are looking into the cause. >>> now to decision 2016. the ballots are in, the votes tallied. this morning several high profile bay area races are decided. >> we have team coverage of all things election. steph chuang is live in our san francisco newsroom with a decision over short-term rentals. we start with nbc bay area's kris sanchez. one of the bay area's most controversial politicians is out of office. >> you mig

>> the soldiers at bundasi camp are getting ready for the mission in south sudan. be fraught with danger. for a poor country like ghana, the financial rewards of peacekeeping missions are an incentive, while the u.n. also provides a reimbursement package. but ghana also driven by a deep-rooted commitment to help maintain international peace and security. >> ghanaians are naturally peaceful and peaceloving. when we see other countries tearing apart, we see images from other countries, we tell ourselves we will not allow this to happen in ghana. this is the only country we have. we will ensure that this kind of conflict will not happen in ghana. >> hopefully he and his soldiers will succeed in maintaining peace at home -- and helping to bring it to other, less stable countries. >> and that is all for another edition "global 3000." if you have got comments or ideas for the program, then please get in touch via our facebook page. until next time, thanks for watching and goodbye. cçç

. >>> dozens of people are dead in south sudan where a russian cargo plane crashed.he plane came down on the banks of the white nile river. officials saying fishermen on the ground were killed as well. at least three people survived. >>> the first refugees to be resettled from greece now arriving in lucks um -- luxembourg today. tsipras says not all of the e.u. countries are pulling their weight. >> translator: it's a drop in the ocean. we would like this drop to become a stream and then a river of humanity. >> many of the 600,000 refugees who have made it to greece this year landed on the island of lesvos. but more than 400 have died in the sea just trying to get to the island, trying to reach europe. mohammed jamjoom reports lesvos says it is running out of room to bury the dead. >> reporter: at this hour in greece, the sky darkens as quick as the fear sets in, but still they come. attention turns first to the ones they risked everything for, the young they must comfort. the old they must aid. having survived the sea, they land into a situation so chaotic, even our

more than 41 people died in a plane crash in south sudan. the cargo plane came down shortly after take off in the main airport in the capital of juba. >>> eight people have died in a factory in pakistan that collapsed. >>> romanian prime minister and his government made announcements after protests. >> less than 24 hours after big street protests romanian's prime minister resigned saying his government will step down. >> i'm doing this because in all the years i've been in politics i resisted complex with political adversaries, but i have never fought against the people. this would be a big mistake, and everybody would suffer as a result. >> on wednesday night a large crowd estimated at about 30,000 people rallied in the capital of bucharest. there were other big rallie rallies in romania. some protesters carried signs that read corruption kills. >> people are not taking to the streets simply replace the government with another. it's important that the public interests should come first and not their person interests. >> i'm here because i w

accounts suggest the pilot may have >>> a plane crash overnight in south sudan kills dozens.oard the plane and on the ground. witness accounts suggest the pilot may have saved many more lives. >> plus, changing of the guard in san francisco's sheriff's office. ross merck rim many out after a tumult yous final two years at the help. >> san francisco voters keeping the door open longer for short-term rentals. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i want to start saying i'm larry garcia ka none. my voice is not changi. >> deeper tone. i'm sam brock. this weather is colder

erin: we are following breaking news out of south sudan. sean: officials say at least 25 people were killed and a cargo plane crash early this morning. the russian-made plane went down shortly after takeoff near the international airport in the capital of juba. erin: a georgia prisoner who escaped while being transferred between jails is back behind bars. jim edward lowry was recaptured late last night after a massive manhunt that lasted more than 10 hours. he is awaiting trial for allegedly killing a georgia sheriff back in june. he was in a patrol car when he managed to get his leg shackles off, use them to break the window, and disappeared into the woods. deputies later found his double lock and cuffs still intact. he was captured without incident. is facing charges after stop. there was no shooting. uniform shirt. sean: arkansas state police arrested a 50-year-old officer a false report. police say he admitted to lying about being shot during a traffic stop 10 days earlier. he allegedly shot himself and staged a crime scene. he told inv

and overloaded cargo plane crashed just after takeoff in south sudan. at least 25 people were killed. engine failure has been mentioned as a possible cause of the crash. voters in ohio turned down a measure that would have legalized marijuana in the state . supporters say they will try to get another measure on the ballot next year. elizabeth: one more day out to enjoy. metinka: nice and warm this afternoon, much like it was yesterday. we are starting out at 56 degrees. starting out with clouds and light fog. sunshine and 72 degrees today. tomorrow, thundershowers are in the forecast. that is going to be followed by typical november weather. easy and cooler highs in the 50's. shaina: it is perfect on the roads. no problems to report and drive times are normal. seven minutes to get to the west mixmaster. if you're coming from further out, 10 minutes from ankeny. 25 from a dell. eric: a really nice drive and great day. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning. we will have updates throughout the day on kcci.com. see you in 25 minutes with an [ca

. >>> 41 people are dead in south sudan where a russian made cargo plane crashed. it came down on the banks of the white nile river. officials say it's possible some fisherman on the ground were also killed. at least two people including a crew member and a child survived. >>> egypt is rejecting claims that a russian airliner broke up in the air before crashing. investigators are now going through data collected by the jet's black boxes. one russian news agency says sounds of chaos are heard in the cockpit moments before the crash. according to another report, an james doctor who examined bodies of the victims said most were badly burned, yet most of the bodies have no explosive residue. all 224 on the jet were killed when it went down. >>> keeping students awake and learning, seattle school board today could push back start times, but not everyone is happy with the proposed change. >>> a pentagon report regime an expensive mistake in afghanistan. why this gas station cost 8,000 times more than originally planned. >> israel this week is marking 20 years since the p

many people in south sudan would starve without it. war has been raging here for two years, prompting many to flee. the food available to buy is expensive, and to top it all off, el niÑo is wreaking havoc. the weather phenomenon is expected to reach its high point at the end of the year. the results will be dramatic. the u.n.'s warning that harvest in many parts of africa could be destroyed by drought. the number of undernourished children is on the rise in south sudan. the u.n. estimates that 400 5 million euros in international aid will be needed to combat the threat of -- 405 million euros in international aid will be needed to combat the threat of famine in africa. in southern africa, at least 13.5 million inhabitants face the threat of famine. this year, el niÑo is set to cause particularly dramatic destruction. flooding is a growing threat and concern. northern tanzania has already experienced enormous rainfall that has resulted in an outbreak of cholera, which has already claimed 54 lives. the world health organization is soundi

a cargo plane crashes in south sudan killing 41 people. we are live in juba. russia intensifies weapons to fush for a diplomatic -- push for a diplomatic solution. the historic first, leaders of china and taiwan are set to meet for the first

there is no word on what cause that had crash, once again, at least 23 people are dead in south sudannicole. >> thanks, erika. >>> in ohio they just said no to marijuana voters have reject plans to legalize the drug for recreational and medicinal uses. adrian diaz explains why it went down in defeat. >> the work continues. it is not over. >> reporter: supporters of the plan to legalize marijuana in ohio are vowing to keep up the fight. even though voters issued a resounding no to legal says on tuesday. iain james, executive director of resnsible ohio helped bring the the issue to the ballot. >> there are people who have a a chronic illness and they need compassionate care that it provides. >> reporter: ohio governor and republican presidential candidate john kassig was among those who worried that the measure would do more harm than good saying in a statement ohio said no to easy access to drugs. >> i voted yes, and no on issue three. >> reporter: voters passed a measure preventing monopolies being created in the state rejecting a agreed ibis plan for legal says that would have allowe

this is a food drop in south sudan. charlie: right. >> now you've been following the story. charlie: my goodness. wow. >> it's amazing. you've been following the story of this one child. charlie: yeah. and as i turn it's like i'm in the middle of a field and i'm turning around and i see the man with the bull horn. >> this 9-year-old child has been telling you what his life is like as a refugee. charlie: in this remote camp in the swamps of south sudan one of the only ways to deliver large amounts of humanitarian aid is by air. >> and they're waiting. there's the plane. they've been waiting for the plane. charlie: wow. this is extraordinary. >> it is so powerful. now watch as they rush to pick up the bags. charlie: yes. it's like i'm in the center of everything and i can just turn and see everything. you parachuted me down. there are the bags. >> and there these kids are, all of them, there is one bag so heavy that -- charlie: wow. >> the kid needs help. charlie: yeah. >> it's heart breaking. charlie: and these are bags of humanitarian aid. >> yes. food. charlie: so this is a

at least 25 people are dead after a cargo plane crashed in south sudan. the plane went down shortly after takeoff. it crashed on the banks of the nile river leaving wreckage strewn across the water's edge. an unknown number of people were killed on the ground. a man who saw the plane come down said it seemed as though initially the plane might crash into a market area before the pilot apparently diverted it. investigators are looking into the cause. >>> decision 2015, the votes are in, the ballots counted. this morning we have answers to some of the most high profile races in the bay area. from a proposition that might set a new precedent to the controversial politician likely out of a job. >> let's get to today in the bay's kris sanchez with more on a possible new leader for the san francisco sheriff's department. there could be a new sheriff in town? >> seems that way. vicki hennessy celebrating quite a win over ross mirkarimi. you see she has 61% of voters in her favor, nearly double the number of votes that ross mirkarimi got with just over 30% of the

despite a recent peace agreement, she doesn't want to go back. >> translator: south sudan is not okay because i saw my husband, muyco-wife and one of my children being killed in that car war. so i do not have any hope of going back. >> reporter: the refugees settlement in northern kenya is her home. she's among 90,000 south sudanese living here. the u.n., who run the camp, say most arrived during the last conflict. which began in 2013. following many months of stalled talks and growing international pressure, the 11 reader and the president sign aid peace deal in august. the refugees here don't have confidence in it. some don't even know it was signed. and as yet, nobody is planning the journey back. the living conditions tough. most of the year it's very dry here, dust storms and no rain for that reason the camp managers can only turn on the water taps for a couple of hours each day. in the rainy season it tends to flood a lot. puddles form like this, which can be a breeding ground in mosquitoes spreading malaria and other infectious diseases but it's a better life and crucially a sa

so when you go to the south sudan, we had a particularly memorable trip to the south sudan, which at the time was in the middle of some very very severe fighting, bodies everywhere and it was a dreadful, dreadful place of suffering. and the drc similarly, we were there a few days later, eastern drc. what we found in south sudan was the aurchbishop leading the reconciliation work. we see that all over the place. so the communion, i know that the presiding bishop here has been very involved in this, the communion is deeply involved in reconciliation and in our own struggles we need to find a way of modeling how you do that. we will always have significant differences. that's sort of off piece, that's in parentheses. my own role i think is having some difficulty despite my best efforts to be everywhere, always, is to bless that work of reconciliation and to strengthen it and for us to encourage and develop local skills in reconciliation where they are facing conflict. more than half or provinces are facing prosecution or are in actual conflict. >> more than half. >> more than half. so t

this is a food drop in south sudan. >> rose: right. i can see the site. wow. >> you have been following the story of this one child. >> rose: as i turn, it's like i'm in the middle of a field and i'm turning around and i see the man with a bullhorn. >> and this 9-year-old child who has been telling you what his life is like in a refugee. >> rose: in this remote camp in one of the swamps of south sudan, one of the only ways to deliver large amounts of humanitarian aid is by plane. >> and they have been waiting for the plain. >> rose: wow. this is extraordinary. watch as they rush to pick up the bags. >> rose: yeah. it's like i'm in the center of everything. >> rose: i can see everything. you parachuted me down and there are the bags. >> and there are these kids, all of them. there is one bag so heavy that -- >> rose: wow, look at them coming. >> -- the kids need help. it's heartbreaking. >> rose: these are bags of the humanitarian aid? >> yes, food. >> rose: so this is available today or when will this be available? >> hopefully, everybody will keep theirs

a cargo plane crash-landing in south sudan's airport shortly after takeoff. according to local media the aircraft had seven passengers and five russian crew members on board, but only two people survived. an eyewitness reports seeing the plane lying in the white nile river. local media reported that it happened close to the airport. the crash-landing of this cargo plane comes days after a russian passenger plane crashed in egypt killing all 224 people on board. u.s. embassy staff in could i yow have been urnalled -- in cairo have been urged not to travel in the peninsula. it is not clear what brought down the russian plane. but they de ect ited heat around the -- they detected heat around the plane suggesting an engine or bomb could have exploded. authorities will announce on thursday that a suburban police officer killed himself. you may recall the shooting death of lake county officer charles glenowitz lead to a massive manhunt. a source said he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> a massive manhunt for a suspect charged with killing a georgia sher

erin: we are following some breaking news for you out of south sudan. sean: witnesses say at least 25 people, including children, were killed in a cargo plane crash early this morning. the russian-made plane went down shortly after takeoff near the international airport near the capital of juba. erin: a georgia prisoner who escaped while being transferred between jails is back behind bars this morning. jim edward lowry was we captured late last -- recaptured after a massive manhunt. he is awaiting trial for allegedly killing a georgia sheriff back in june. somehow managed to get his leg shackles off, use them to break the window, and somehow disappeared into the woods. he was captured without incident. sean: an arkansas police officer is facing charges after he lied about being shot during a traffic stop. >> there was no stop, there was no shooting, except for him shooting his own uniform shirt. sean: the 50-year-old officer was arrested yesterday on suspicion of filing a false report. he admitted about lying. crime scene. he said the shot grazed his bu

also overnight, a plane crash in south sudan has killed at least two dozen people. officials are saying the russian-made cargo plane took off early this morning from an airport in juba. details are limited but you can count on kcci to bring you updates throughout the morning. a child of duction that prompted an amber alert in omaha last night has been called off. the adopted child, was found safe around midnight. police believe he was abducted by his biological father. elwin is listed on a protection order for the child. they think he may be driving his biological mother's car, a grade 2007 chevy malibu with nebraska played, txn-265. several states saw victories for conservative voters. matt bevin beat out jack conway for the position. in ohio, voters said no to legalizing marijuana for recreational and medicinal purposes. voters in houston, texas rejected a city ordinance that would protect the lgbt community from dissemination. houston's mayor says the campaign to defeat the measure was based on lies and fear mongering like telling voters it would allow men and wo

at least 41-people died when a russian-made cargo plane went down in south sudan early this morning.it was lifting off and witnesses say the pilot was able to divert the plane from crashing into a market.right now -- it's unclear how many of the v vtims were from the aircraft and how many were on the ground. the kentucky county clerk who went to jail for refusing to issue marriage licences has a new legal fight. fight.attorneys for kim davis have asked a federal appeals court to reverse rulings made by a federal district judge. the rulings were the injunction for davis to issue same-sex marriage licenses and a court order holding her in contempt of court.davis was in the national spotlight t is summer for refusing to issue any marriage licenses after the supreme court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage. since she got out of jail -- davis' deputies have been issuing the licenses without her name title on them. romania is now without a prime minister. minister.victor ponta announced his resignation earlier today.it comes just days after a massive fire killed 32 people d injured another

. >>> at least 25 people killed when a russian made cargo plane lum ets from the sky in south sudan. the wreckage over the river nile. this after the embassy in cairo is warning the staff not to travel anywhere in egypt's sinai peninsula. after this weekend a russian jet crashed in the same region. the united states is not reeling out terrorism. pentagon officials confirming that an intelligence satellite picked up a heat flash but there is no evidence a missile brought it down. the president of egypt is dismissing claims isis was involved calling it propaganda. >> russia says it doesn't mind bashar al-assad stays in power or steps down. it follows a surprise visit to moscow weeks ago. russia is considered assad's biggest ally and blasting heavy air strikes against rebel forces in syria for weeks now. the white house does not think russia's support for assad has changed at all. >> movie director quentin tarantino doubling down his po murderers. >> i am a human being with a conscience when i see murder i cannot stand by and i have to call the murdered the murdered and i have to call t

a long journey for those hungry in south sudan. a key issue for the election on sunday.in sport, they remember victims of the paris attacks amid high security. two open says leaders in bangladesh have been ex-cued for war-- executed for war crimes committed in 1971. the president rejected a last minute appeal. they were convicted in 2014 by a special tribunal. >> reporter: the atmosphere here has been intense leading up to the executions and continues to be so now they have taken place. there is a large crowd gathered just beyond that intersection which is as far as the general public are being allowed to come. as far as vehicles are concerned, they're being blocked off further away, about a kilometer from the central jail. the guard tower, the big light over there, there's a sniper, so there's clearly concern about potential violence. perhaps with good reason. one of the two men who were hanged tonight was the most powerful member of one of the bangladesh's opposition families. he was admitted to parliament as seven times and was the parliamentary adviser to a former p.

from the united nations comes a warning that nearly four million people are starving in south sudan.it is danger to get food to them because of fighting of forces. >> reporter: 35 year old imelda has been walking for two days travelling almost 20 kilometres with her son in one hand and her sleeping mat in the other. she came to a village to look for food for her family and has been waiting for a week relying on the generosity of the host community to feed herself. >> translation: i came here because of the hunger that happened there. things have become expensive and there's no money. there are families that don't have anything. they eat leaves >> reporter: the local community has been helping her. but she is not the only one who made the trek to get food to stay alive. thousands of criticismians-- civilians, mostly women and children walk for days to get water. most of them have no place to stay in and camp out in the open for days awaiting food collection before going home. aid agencies like the aid food program have been supporting these payment. to get to their site is not always

the current conflict in south sudan and certainly the conflict in lybia is made more complex if countries in the region support one side or another. or rather than give united support to the efforts of the united nations or whoever is mediating the conflict to bring about a peaceful power sharing outcome. james: 70 years on. let's look at the wider picture. is the u.n., given the problems we've seen with peace keeping and whatever, is it still the right model for dealing with conflict around the world? ian: i don't think there's any alternative to a fully multi- -lateral framework. um, it's very important that the u.n. works with regional organizations, it's important that powerful countries, those who have power internationally or in their regions uh, take efforts to resolve conflict. but ultimately, one requires the degrees of impartiality and common effort that i think only the united nations can bring. james: and martin, we'll have to leave it there. thanks very much for joining us. now at the turn of the millennium, world leaders set targets to make the planet a better place by 2015,

. >>> a cargo plane in south sudan crashed on the banks of the nile river after taking off from the nation's capitol there. it seemed as though the plane might have been ready to crash into a market area before it appeared the pilot diverted it. investigators are on the scene right now. >>> the national zoo just released is pictures of america's giant panda. bayh bayh now weighs just under 10 pounds. zoo officials say the little guy and mom spend less time cuddling in their den now. she's been leaving him alone more and more which is normal as he gets bigger. >>> still ahead at noon, talk about an incredible survival story. a woman undergoes an emergency c-section after she is thrown from a car in a terrible crash, and the whole thing was caught on tape. >> first, see >>> welcome back. you are looking at a scene where thousands are chanting anti-u.s. slogans during a rally as they step up campaigns to undermine their president. the protesters are angry about the 35th anniversary of the iran hostage crisis. a group of students took 52 americans hostage. >>> the first group of refugees to be l

it was headed to oil fields south sudan.ent announced as many as 41 people were killed but now the death toll has dramatically been reduced. at this point there's no word yet on what caused that crash. >>> the prime minister of romania along with his government resigned after huge protests. look at the pictures here. thousands of people gathered last night calling for the resignation. they complained about corruption and poor safety supervision. all of this stems from friday's nightclub fire where 32 people were killed, more than 130 were sent to the hospital. the fire happened during a rock concert and hundreds of people rushed to get out of one single door. dozens more remain in serious or critical condition. >>> many of the 2016 republican candidates are in new hampshire today where they can officially file to be on the ballot come february. donald trump holds a strong lead in polls in that state. he says he's planning to start running his first paid ads in new hampshire, iowa and possibly south carolina. former governor