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>> we just want to say good luck to spike from the daily spike blog.hope he does well when he goes off to college. all of us here at fox news at night want to send our very special wishes to jen williams and spike. she has faithfully prepared him for the next step. he's got an important mission in life and we want to say to him, good luck in college, spike! >> dana: spike has been with us for 18 months. he's going to be a service dog. he is with canine companions for independence. he's trying to escape. we're going to wish him well. he graduates from our program and goes to college on friday. >> hope you get a good roommate, spike. >> good luck, spike! >> dana: very >> dana: the good news is, spike will help change the life of someone with a disability and you can help by making a donation at atcci.org/spike. tomorrow is ceremony and he will hand out diplomas along with the final farewell. >> i love him so much. i got to meet spike back in the green room and we became fast friends. >> dana: but you know what marty? spike got to meet you. thanks for joi

spike.dana: and fox news has been an incredible supporter of you and spike. jen, any last words that you want to see about spike? >> well, just that i'm going to miss him a lot. i love him so much. i can't wait to see what the he's going to do. it's really -- it's a hard time for sure, but i also want him to study. i want him to pay attention to his trainer than to me. he's going to do amazing things. aren't you, spike? you're going to be awesome. >> dana: both of you have done an amazing job. of course, my dog, jasper, has loved spike as well. we wish all of you the best at cci. tyrus and jennifer williams, thanks so much and spike. up next, here's rick leventhal for shep. >> brand new information out of el paso. police say the killer fessed up and told them who he was targeting. a live report moments away. president trump wrapping up some swanky fund raisers. before hitting i'm the hamptons, the president says he intends to get something done on guns. >> we have tremendous support for comm

is the main thing but really it is about the visuals of spike lee.to look at as well, it evokes and i watched it recently because we had our own heatwave here — and you can feel the heat of brooklyn almost coming off off the screen and the fabulous bright colours. it is terrific. the dialogue and the soundtrack is amazing. fight the power by public enemy, an all—time hip—hop track which is a powerful start, and rosie perez dancing to it. one of my favourite films of all time and one of the best films ever made, and spike lee is still doing this, if you watch netflix, he has two seasons of she's gotta have it on there which is his originalfilm and that is brilliant as well. still looking at brooklyn that has very changed in those 30 years, and the gentrification that is going on, but still talking about black issues and black history, i think it is a brilliant film and it's out and the sentiments, 4k restorations of those colours you talked about, they are even brighter and more ferocious and hot. fantastic, 30 year rerelease of do the right thing. qu

it that it's winning a nuclear arms race despite a mysterious accident in the arctic has caused a spike in radiation levels. and how a trade war between the u.s. and china is affecting latin america's most stable economy. hello pro-democracy protesters in hong kong have clashed with police at the city's international airport as the escalating political crisis shows no sign of letting up hundreds of flights were canceled for a 2nd day after thousands of demonstrators flooded the terminal out of that homemade reports from hong kong. it was late in the evening when heels broke out at hong kong's international airport hours before protesters had detained and roughed up a man they suspected of being an undercover agent from mainland china paramedics tried to save him in vain sue police were sent to help them that's when the scuffles broke out even though fish oils have clearly said their mission wasn't to disperse the sit in now in its 5th day hundreds of flies have been cancelled at one of the world's busiest airports hong kong government is continuing to stand behind a tougher police tacti

boasts that its winning a nuclear arms race despite a mysterious accident in the arctic has caused a spike in radiation levels. and how a trade war between the u.s. and china is affecting latin america's most stable economy. hello victim of the escalating political crisis in hong kong where there's been a burst of violence between protesters and police at the city's international airport clashes broke out after an injured man who was being held by protesters was taken away by medics and history to say he was an undercover officer from the chinese mainland earlier flights were suspended for a 2nd straight day after thousands of protesters jammed the terminal chanting singing and waving banners hoda abdel-hamid is at 1st what of what's happening there right now. well now right now it's very cold and what we are seeing is a big airport workers are trying to clear up. and put back things back to normal we've seen some of the employees come back to their counter some of the stranded passengers trying to figure out when they will be able to catch a flight back home and you still have the pocket

the only spike has been senior citizens. i'm not saying draw your own conclusions, but that should be a constituency supporting legalization. now that we have legalization, we show they can work. the point are now at where the federal government should get out of our way. they should allow banks to provide banking services for legal marijuana. we should decertify it as a schedule one narcotics are finally the fda can begin doing , make sure there are no unintended side effects. these are all the proper roles of the federal government. we have an emerging industry. some of the younger people would disagree. i don't think the federal government has to tell alabama they have to legalize it. inn we repealed prohibition 19 33, the federal government told states they could make their decision. if you drive from denver down to dallas, texas, you will go through dry counties, counties where you cannot find any kind. we try to make sure in colorado everybody gets paid. >> would you reverse the tax cuts, or are there you like? trumpt

he says they now admit to the radiation spikes. the defense ministry was wrong this weekend when they said there was no increase in radiation. they're admitting that the local city was correct when they said they had noticed a spike in radiation. that means it was wrong for them to take that information off their website since that information was in fact correct. today the government is confirming that in fact radiation levels spiked up to 16 times normal levels. but then reporter will englund's dispatch from moscow says a slightly even more disturbing report. a website called dvina today reported that ten workers at the hospital who had treated the victims of the explosion flew to moscow on monday and were taken to the federal medical and biophysical center. quote, there was no word on why the doctors from the regional hospital had been taken to moscow. that, i believe, was the first report in the western press that the medical personnel, the doctors and the medical personnel who have been helping the people who were hurt in this

they set up a spike strip after they realize the car was stolen. >> the officers approached him. the suspect immediately fled at a high rate of speed and he was driving through a very reckless manner. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the car speeding off, officers say that the spike strip did not work. allowing the suspect to drive off. >> the moment that he leaves that parking area, he was already significantly far away from our officers. they cannot even catch him. so it was actually only a matter of time over officer said that they were not going to initiate the chase. >> reporter: officer say five minutes later, but took miles away, this is the rand the red light, slamming into a car. this man said that he ran out and discovered the lyft car with two people in the back, along with the stolen car. >> it was 1 am in the morning. from what we saw, it looked bad. >> reporter: investigators say a woman who was in the back of the car died later sunday morning, just a few days after she turned 28 years old. >> what a horrible shock that must be to friends, family, loved ones. t

and less good there's also spikes using. girls who are. good were. reduced on them for the little posse cruising down today to defend b.m. pool who is all functions of the. good outcome be a nice isn't a. good as. is. so i was not i myself i was mad at myself for not hiding what i thought was my out of myself and bided there i was a call of the scenarios he was always me i did something wrong. so the rituals the way the. girls are being lined up when they're actually being cut those rituals comes from the past and it is still something that people are continually. was . this is all about the secret of s.g.m. it's almost like a secret sisterhood. was . a handkerchief . was a. was was was. was. was. was was was. was. was was. what we are doing is to remove the secrecy around the country so we want people to be able to understand it so that they understand that one you know the cutting is not necessary so we are doing alternate of rites of passage yet you can't be happy. with what the community showed us was how they used to celebrate the girls but then

strip causing the driver to lose control as the car tried to swerve around the spikes. the car crash just before 8:00 and people were taken to the hospital. the driver survived but we don't know their condition and at one point, napa police and chp were on the scene and live in napa, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> wall street futures point to a recovery when u.s. markets open up in less than half an hour and yesterday saw the biggest selloff for the dow jones, closing down 767 points. investors are feeling less anxious with the central bank not allowing the currency value dropped to happen as much as first feared yesterday. beijing said it would sink against the dollar and chinese products are cheaper on the worldwide market and that could hurt u.s. manufacturers. the announcement prompted president donald trump to accuse china of currency manipulation. they said the decision came in response to the latest tariffs threat on the chinese goods. those would take effect next month extending tariffs to nearly all chinese goods. >> that will hit the u.s. companies first and there wi

we had a spike in june, a spike in late july, and now here comes the spike of temperatures in august. the really hot stuff was inland, we are going to do it again, starting tomorrow. those of you in concord, you've got a one-day advance on those hot temperatures because for a few minutes this afternoon, you got there, 100 degrees. san francisco, the warmest weather we had in the city in more than a month, 76 degrees for you. overnight, 58 in san francisco, 58 in napa, air quality tomorrow, not good. you may have noticed the haze around the east bay and south bay, it'll be prevalent again tomorrow. air quality unhealthy, spare the air day on wednesday. we have a ridge of high pressure down towards south and east, it is keeping all monsoon moisture out of the state of arizona, keeping us much warmer than average inland. we have a ridge of high pressure off to the south and west. we still have an ocean breeze but it's not very strong because the ridges of high pressure. we will keep the fog only at the coast and keep the cool temperatures only near the water, everybody else is going to b

radiation levels spiked 16 times in a russian city after an explosion at a rocket engine testing site. and the possible growing through in treating ebola scientists say a trial of 2 drugs has shown high success rate. below violence has broken out at hong kong's international airport as police moved in to disperse thousands of protesters who had been gathering there the protests have forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights for a 2nd consecutive day police say they were trying to help paramedics reach an injured man who had been detained by protesters on suspicion of being an undercover chinese agent. needs joining us from near port it was a very fluid situation just about an hour ago what are you seeing now. well i'm actually now this situation is very calm and is merely mill one left in this terminal except for a lot of journalists and a few protesters if you look all around all the sort of counters of different airlines out completely there's no one there and you have a future is walking around figuring out what they have to do but as you saw. had about an hour ago it was a di

having someone string you along hurts even worse don't believe me read be aware of pity by step on spike we're at a palace in the austria-hungary an empire before world war one the main character on town is invited to a party here he dines and drinks and dances has a great time but at the end of the evening he realizes he's forgotten to ask the host daughter eat it to dance so he asks or even bigger folks she can't dance she's paralyzed long story short he feels so bad that he offers to marry her not because he loves her but because he wants to look like a nice guy the young woman's doctor gives him quite a lecture. yes that's all very well but there are 2 kinds of people one the weak minded sentimental sort is really just the heart's impatience to rid itself as quickly as possible of the painful experience of being moved by another person suffering it is not a case of real sympathy of feeling with the sufferer but a way of defending yourself against the sufferers of pain. but the 2nd kind of pity real pity requires self-sacrifice and clearly and so on isn't up for that his fiance aided

engine on thursday local authorities near the military site in northwestern russia reported a brief spike in radiation levels during the accident no official explanation has been given for why an action it like this would cause radiation to spike and. hundreds of people have attended a prayer service in berlin to show solidarity with their rabbi who was assaulted in the german capital german foreign minister who was among those who attended the service in a synagogue on friday the attack took place 2 weeks ago by 2 arabic speaking men as a rabbi walked home with his son after conducting a service at the synagogue it's the latest in a string of recent anti-semitic attacks in germany. synagogue is rabbi yehuda titles work place it isn't far from where he was recently attacked it happened on his way home from services 2 men approached harling insults in german in arabic and also spat on him it's fun to tell the fish it's it was dramatic my child was with me. i was really shaken. tut. anti-semitism is growing again in germany the hate and violence directed at jews come largely from the far ri

boasts that it's winning a nuclear arms race despite a mysterious accident in the arctic as cause a spike in radiation levels. how a trade war between the u.s. and china is affecting latin america's stable economy. in small domestic waddles liverpool and chelsea prepared to face each other on the european stage we'll hear from both manages ahead of wednesday's european super cup final in istanbul. but begin with the escalating political crisis in hong kong where there's been a burst of violence between protesters and police at the city's international airport started after an injured man who was being held by protesters was taken away by medics demonstrators say he was an undercover officer for the chinese mainland earlier flights were suspended for a 2nd day after thousands of protesters jammed the terminal chanting singing and waving banners. hong kong's protests were sparked by a controversial extradition bill which has since been shelved but the demonstrators want it totally withdrawn they have 5 demands in all including the unconditional release of protesters and an investigation int

sees somewhat of a spike if you will a growth if you will and people being radicalized through white nationalism but it is being addressed rather vigorously by the f.b.i. and other intelligence agencies but we have to be careful in this country to make sure that the f.b.i. and other intelligence agencies do not become politicized unfortunately because of the political atmosphere we now see in the united states there has been the politicization of the f.b.i. and presently the new u.s. attorney general mr barr is addressing that as we speak. and he says says iraqi city of basra is facing severe crisis with its residents complained have got no access to safe drinking water these days figures show that there were more than 150000 cases of water related poisoning last year alone it's a quick look at a new documentary put together exploring the unexpected problem. one of the one. of you know what. you are not. good right my mom. would have. been a lot. more just to find. the entire base in the tigris and euphrates dumps its sewage into those 2 rivers to bring in the water. and nature heals

there are series 100 german must read stefan spikes through beware of pity as a hero who's always getting things rollers offering it is not a case of real simple tatoos have never been so popular they've been around for thousands of years but 1st became fashionable in the 1960 s. with the hippie movement and the biking culture background it was a sign of individuality and since then to do so have tattoos have never looked back today it's a thriving industry and we were europe's biggest to 2 convention here in berlin over the weekend and the superstars of to touring with their to show off their skills. the annual convention sees hundreds of tattoo artists tattoo enthusiastic and the curious converging on the german capitol tattoo artists some of the best in the world modern day jet setters whose reputation precedes them thanks in part to instagram. a large following means worldwide recognition sponsorships and global gigs. tattoo artist rafa lopes from brazil started working on skin at just 13 he has high hopes for the future. so i use my name as a rough patch i'm a talk show artist and a

region and it spiked to more than six month highs.eyond levels we have seen in six months which means companies need to shell out a lot of money tomorrow offshore debt. it is no surprise that over the past few days, we have seen almost nobody come to the offshore market to the offshore market tomorrow but the big question is, will this spike worsen? it is difficult to see at the moment but we are seeing some signs there could be support emerging. it yuan volatility, although is bad, we have seen a weaker encouraging offshore investors to invest into dollar-denominated assets and that shift in investment could provide some support to the offshore market and provide cushion for companies that are looking tomorrow offshore. howd: and we will hear volatile the yuan is about to be. >> my story is about the yuan. it just broke seven, analysts told me a tsunami is coming. volatility coming you can see implied volatility spiked. increase in high vol was the highest since 2015 valuation and the next day, the decline was the biggest since 2015.

sees somewhat of a spike if you will a growth if you will and people being radicalized through white nationalism but it is being addressed rather vigorously by the f.b.i. and other intelligence agencies but we have to be careful in this country to make sure that the f.b.i. and other intelligence agencies do not become politicized unfortunately because of the political atmosphere we now see in the united states there has been the politicization of the f.b.i. . ok to a story generating a lot of interest canada has contended the session by the british government to strip the former as a lawmaker state fighter off his citizenship accusing its ally of shirking responsibility artie's paula slayer can bring us up to date. well the u.k. has stripped form of fighter jet lifts who has been dubbed by the media as jihadi jack of his british citizenship but not canada has criticized this they say that they're disappointed in the decision don't forget that this jack let's also has canadian citizenship and a statement has been released by the canadian ministry of public safety terrorism knows no bo

engine on thursday local authorities near the military site in northwestern russia reported a brief spike in radiation levels during the accident but there's been no official explanation for why an accident like this would cause radiation to spike limbs. the man accused of last weekend's deadly mass shooting in el paso has told police he was targeting mexicans most of the 22 people who were killed in the wal-mart store in texas were of hispanic origin 8 were mexican citizens. china has issued a red alert its highest warning after typhoon the chemo made landfall south of shanghai the storm has battered coastal areas bringing with it heavy rain it's now headed northwards with the country's most populous city in its path 13 people have already been confirmed dead and over a dozen more are missing and hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate their homes as a typhoon near us here in western europe there's been wild weather too as a rare tornado ripped through the south of tiny luxembourg tearing up homes and injuring 14 people. a menace not usually seen in skies over weste

we see spikes in hate on the internet and spikes in hate crime.tance around election time last year, spikes in hate crimes, spikes in murders. when people try to compare antifa and white supremacists, we have other no fatalities from antifa over the last couple years. we recently had a shooting but no fatalities from those extreme is but we've had 26 so far this year from white supremacists. >> so you're tracking how this is arcing. give me the run here. what are we looking at in terms of demonstrations and conflicts? you can do year to date. annualized. are we going up by 40%? what are you seeing? >> what we've been seeing, much more fatal attacks involving mass killings by white spr supremacis supremacists. we have seen a string of attacks by suspected antifa and they seem to be getting more violent. we're seeing folks on the hard left speaking more about confrontation. that being said, you cannot equalize it. we had three white supremacist homicides in 2016. we had 26 this year alone. that's more than all the extremist homicides from everybody

engine on thursday local authorities near the military site in northwestern russia reported a brief spike in radiation levels during the accident but there's been no official explanation for why an accident like this would cause radiation to spike new lives . north korea has fired 2 and identified projectiles from a site on its eastern coast they landed in the sea of japan according to south korea's military john yang has called other recent rocket test a warning to seoul over its plans to continue military drills with the united states. china has issued a red alert its highest warning after typhoon like kima made landfall south of shanghai the storm has battered coastal areas bringing heavy rain it's now headed northward with the country's most populous city in its path 13 people have already been confirmed dead more than a dozen are missing and hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate their homes as the typhoon near here in western europe there's been a wild weather too as a rare tornado ripped through there south of tiny luxembourg ravaging homes and injuring 14 pe

unprecedented spike in the number of fires to reason as this report from rio de janiero. facing criticism both at home and abroad brazilian president jalal matter went on national television friday night to answer critics who say he's not only letting the amazon burn but encouraging the ranchers and luxuries who environmental groups accused of setting the fires. to forge images we're going to act firmly in order to contain and control the fires in the amazon it is important in the other hand to act with serenity and not to spread out founded messages in brazil and abroad as they do not help solve the problem they only learned themselves to political propaganda. war scenario said the military will assist in fighting both the fires and other illegal activities that are destroying the environment but on the streets of rio de janeiro people say it's walls one under himself who deserves the blame he's being acting like a child since he started. the government so i don't think so i think he's acting really. south really selfish ways over 70000 fires are currently destroying the

i was worried we'd seege tee spike in consumption. but we do a survey of 24,000 people every two years, and that's a big data set. and we've seen no spike in g consumption amenagers. no spike in any demographic except forenior citizens. i'll let you make your own conclusions from that. i think the question now is we have proven that it's, you know, our regulatory framework is now the national model. there is cse to 80% of the states have either recreational or medical both marijuana legalized. what's taking the federal government so long? why can't the federal government decriminalizet? let the states make their decisions as laboratories of democracy and the federal government should allow them to do that safely. >> here is my question. as a chief executive of a stated that has this experiment a success in your view, why not, as a democratic candidate on the stage, go whole hog and be the candidate for legalization? because you can speakau entically towards the success that you oversaw in your state. how mu w energyld that bring from

rocket engine local authorities near the military site in the country's northwest reported a brief spike in radiation levels during the accident but has been no official explanation for why an accident like this would cause radiation to spike. and staying in russia and its president vladimir putin monks 20 years in power tens of thousands of opposition supporters have been protesting in moscow calling for democratic local elections protesters gathered for the rally alongside a heavy contingent of riot police calling for opposition candidates to be allowed to run and september's moscow city hall elections after all of the opposition candidates ruled ineligible for the poll this is the largest opposition movement in russia since 2012 with police to taming thousands so far this summer. don't use correspondent emily schoen is in moscow and she joins me now emily the official part of the protests and now over tell us what you saw today during the demonstrations. the authorized part of the protest has just finished right here behind me on prospect. of avenue rather the areas still blocked off

rocket engine i call authorities near the military site in the country's northwest reported a brief spike in radiation levels during the accident but there's been no official explanation for why an accident like this would cause a radiation spike because was the little one staying in russia and as president vladimir putin marks 20 years in power tens of thousands of opposition supporters have gathered in moscow calling for democratic local elections the protesters have gathered for the rally out alongside a heavy contingent of riot police they're calling for opposition candidates to be allowed to run in september's moscow city hall elections that's after all of the opposition candidates were ruled ineligible for the poll this is the largest opposition movement in russia since 2012 with police detaining thousands so far this summer. well you could say bull fighting is in the d.n.a. of spain's culture where the battles between man and base are even protected by the constitution it's a tradition only recently resuscitated on the spanish and that of my orca just as the blood sport is making a

discriminations and segregated south jame crown may be a thing of the past but for instance film director spike lee believes racism is ingrained in the d.n.a. of the united states days think it will ever be overcome completely. well it's going to take a long time because you know with the development of the i guess the you know the country with the native americans and with the you know the the many many years of bondage by africans who were brought here you know then you had the black codes after that and then you had. jim crow did you had reconstruction and so it's you know it's a lie it's a lie you know and what i will say that is has gotten better during my lifetime. i've seen changes but they came about because people who worked to bring those changes black people white people people of the same mind so it wasn't easy the strides that have been made they were hard fought. it off heard that there are special projects and local director is like new orleans black book or black friendly flat project that comprised black businesses making it easier for black customers to get certain services as

in june 2016 there was a spike on the day of the nightclub shooting in orlando. two months later, another spike when then candidate donald trump told gun supporters that they may want to do something about hillary clinton. >> the following year people were once again searching for the second amendment after the las vegas massacre. the next spike was in february 2018 after the school shooting in parkland florida. it's likely that shootings this past weekend have people once again searching for information about the second amendment. >> so what does the second moment say exactly, and why are people divided over its meaning? in full, on the bill of rights it reads "a well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed." as ktvu's alex savage tells us, the debate comes from how you choose to interpret those words. >> reporter: even constitutional law experts agree, the second amendment is not cut and dry. >> is a very complicated situation, a lot of it depends on what you think o

arms race despite a mysterious rocket testing accident in the north of the country which caused a spike in radiation levels the blast happened on thursday at an offshore naval base in several northeast of st petersburg at least 5 people died russian doctors who treated people injured in the incident have been taken to moscow for medical examination no official explanation has been given as to why the explosions caused a radiation spike were up to 16 times the normal level. india's supreme court says the government needs more time to restore order in indian controlled kashmir the court has been hearing a petition against india's move to strip the disputed region of its will tanami and revoke special rights millions of kashmiris have been forced to stay indoors for a 9th straight day without working phones television or the internet hundreds of people defied the security lockdown during the 8 holiday on monday to protest against the indian government's actions. prominent saudi women's rights activist jane affluent has rejected a proposal to secure her release from prison in exchange for a

rocket engine local authorities near the military site in the country's reported west report a brief spike in radiation levels during the accident but the big know it official explanation for why an accident like that would cause radiation to spike. in staying in russia and as president vladimir putin marks 20 years in power tens of thousands of opposition supporters have been staging protests in moscow and some pages bug there demanding democratic local elections riot police have arrested nearly 200 demonstrators and blocked access to the presidential administration building thousands have been detained over the summer as russia's largest opposition movement since 2012 gathers pace all opposition candidates have been barred from running in next month's moscow city hold elections. well joining me for more is state of you correspondent emily sherman she's on the phone she's amidst some of those protests emily tell us what's going on where you are right now. well we're back today we saw one of the largest authorized protests by the opposition that we've seen for many years police say that 20

rocket engine local authorities near the military site in the country's northwest reported a brief spike in radiation levels during the accident but there's been no official explanation for why an accident like this would cause radiation to spike. at least 60 people have died in tanzania after an overturned fuel truck exploded people in the east african nation was siphoning petrol from the vehicle at a busy intersection when the blast happened some reports suggest a cigarette was the cause north korea's 52 unidentified projectiles from a site on its eastern coast they landed in the sea of japan according to south korea's military pyongyang has called other recent rocket test a warning to seoul over its plans to continue military drills with the united states. the man accused of last weekend's deadly mass shooting in el paso has told police he was targeting mexicans most of the 22 people who were killed in a wal-mart store in texas were hispanic origin 8 were mexican citizens. disgraced u.s. finance it jeffrey abstains been found dead in his new york prison cell abstains thought to have k

also ahead radiation levels spike 16 times in a russian city after an explosion at a rocket engine testing site. the lockdown intensifies anger in indian controlled kashmir overshadows the muslim holiday of. a possible breakthrough in treating ebola scientists say a trial of 2 drugs has shown high success rates. fellow protesters have cost the police at hong kong's international airport as demonstrations forced a 2nd day of cancellation of hundreds of flights activists held a man they suspected of being an undercover police officer right police are attempting to enter the airport but have been pushed back and hong kong's chief executive says weeks of protests have seriously wounded the city the u.n. high commissioner for human rights michel. used to review whether law enforcement officials use the weapons in ways banned by international law let's bring in rob mcbride he's joining us on the line from hong kong so it seems to be a very fluid situation at the airport right now. absolutely a very scary situation during this so. basically within the last 20 minutes half hour or so everybody at

no official definition has been given for the radiation spikes up to 16 times normal levels. we have more from moscow. >> only five days after this mysterious explosion, we now has that the weather agency measured radiation levels up to 65 times higher than normal. measurement was actually add a garden. there's a lot of conspiracy theories going on here in russia about what exactly has happened. the government has been very tightlipped. from thething we heard spokesman was that people should trust the information that has and allveyed to them the state agencies are working to make sure people are safe. a lot of people still remember what happened. in 1986, a different scale of radiation, but also [indiscernible] that is what people are worry worried about. the stores by the government has changed in the last five days. initially, the ministry of defense said there was no .adiation were two, there victims. scientists died at the for and only on sunday, authorities confirmed there was a small nuclear powered engine exploded and there's a lot of speculation about what is likely

russia's government says radiation levels in the northwestern city of service once spiked by up to 16 times after a rocket engine exploded at the military site the state nuclear company says 5 of its staff were killed in the blast on thursday. saudi arabia says it's offering full support to yemen's government after sudden separatists took control of the port city of aden crown prince $100.00 been sandman and king sandman met leaders from the u.a.e. and yemen the u.a.e. is now urging dialogue this by backing the separatists who launched a major offensive at the weekend the saudi a morality coalition has been fighting yemen's hooty rebels for more than 4 years meanwhile who think rebels say they've launched drone attacks on an airport in saudi arabia international airport is in the south of the country there's been no confirmation of the strikes from the saudi government it's the latest in a series of drone attack. by the who says in the past few months and while all this is going on civilians who have been displaced from their homes in yemen are living in hardship aid is in short suppl

certainly with the election of the 1st african-american president the united states we saw an incredible spike in the number of white supremacist groups and those who identify themselves as white nationalists so we continue to see this rise and it's been interesting that generally when a republican president is and office we saw this during the the term george w. bush that white supremacy groups tend to go down they tend to be muted in their activities but they have actually seen a spike via the presidency of trump so would you agree then where the democratic presidential candidates like a role they may sound those who say that has an immigrant rhetoric is at least partly to blame for this kind of violence. well we know the rhetoric has impact and i like what president webb says give me representative tim ryan said today when asked whether president trump was a white nationalist his response was i don't know whether he's a white nationalist but the white nationalist believe that he is one of them and i think that is very telling when you have it when you have those individuals who identify the

when the humidity spiked and it got uncomfortable. well, look at all the clouds working to the pacific. those are left overfrom a tropical storm. all that humidity and moisture is till working north and if we follow the track of that, the blue, time stamp says wednesday afternoon and that is when we notice the spike in humidity. good news is, i will use san jose as an example, we will see the temperatures cool down for day time highs but at the same time the humidity level will rise. this should not be as dramatic as it was on wednesday and thursday. the highs were higher and there was more humidity but this is still developing and this system could throw the moisture any number of ways. we will have updates on how sticky this week might feel. i will be back with the full forecast. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> the coast guard is searching for a missing man near discovery bay. he was out this morning when the boat failed. kpix 5's betty yu is there where crew have been searching by boat and helicopter. >> the coast guard sa

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they put spike strips under the tires to make an easy arrest. an hour later officers say the 32-year-old got into the vehicle. >> as soon as he did that, the officers activated their lights and approached the vehicle to try stop and detain the suspect. as soon as the lights went on he sped through had parking lot. >> the spike stripes failed. officers decided not to chase ing way too fast. >> our officers within a few seconds of seeing his disregard of safety of anybody else, turned off their lights and decided newt initiate a pursuit. >> reporter: officers say perez blew through a red light at lawrence express way and broad sided a lyft with a 28-year-old and one other person inside. >> as the ride share vehicle is making that left turn, the impact is on the rear passenger side door. unfortunately where the female passenger was seated. >> reporter: she died at the hospital. her driver also suffered major injuries. we are told that she worked for apple here in silicon valley. as for the suspect, she facing charges tonight of homicide, dui, evadi