just before 7:00, gates surrendered at the same substation. he's being held out of $2500 bail. >>> on the road, law enforcement is gearing up for a long and busy labor day weekend. distracted drivers are advised to be on the lookout. >> you know i stopped it? >> reporter: an officer saw a phone in his hand, something they're looking for this week. a crackdown on reckless driving. but i did not know if they were distracted looking to other phone or if there completely obliterated and intoxicated. so i have to make it stop and go from there. >> reporter: with this enhanced enforcement is in response to the death of a motorcycle officer and the driver he pulled over, killed along i-80 on august 10. another driver plowed into them accused of being distracted and reckless. the driver was pulled over during our ride this morning did not appear out of control, but officers spotted them using their phones. but you have anything to say for yourself? >> no. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the distracted reckless kdown isfocused on 80 the state of nevada. this

a sergeant hints he has been doing it since january at the substation in san leandro. the public defender's office laid out allegations in court filings. the sheriff's office said we are very aware of the incident and doing an internal review of all incidents that met with public defenders at the substation. >>> an armed man who threatened san jose's police is now in custody following a standoff. you see the man with officers following this standoff. police went to the home on a domestic violence call involving a mother and son and he came out with a gun and threatened police before ultimately surrendering. >>> a short police sur suit came to a halt in san francisco. abc news was a beal and bryant street where the driver of this jeep slammed into a car. four people were arrested inside the jeep. a view from above shows all the rescue crews and the damage. a woman in the car was taken to the hospital. this was connected to an earlier auto burglary. >> the head of the municipal agent finds himself in hot water. he blasted the agency over a number of issues and expressed

residents have complained about caltrains plans for the substation to be built at california drive andnue. yesterday caltrain announced it is working with the city of burrelling game on an alternative solution, a site on north carolina avenue and officials say the new site would lessen the impact on residents and allow grade separation plans to move forward. >>> forget using a visa credit card at foods stores in california. they will stop accepting them beginning august 14th. kroger says the decision was made because of the high fees it has to pay visa to process credit card purchases. the banned covers 21 including six in the bay area. visa debit cards will be accepted. >>> another sea lion and her pup are safe this morning thanks to workers at the marine mammal center in sausalito. they were spotted nursing near the rocky shoreline next to the ferry terminal yesterday. the marine mammal center provided this footage for us. officials decided to relocate the pair to a remote location. the mom and pup will spend the next several months gaining strength and weight. the center says this i

. >> reporter: sergeant james russell speaks to the substation lieutenant who questions if it is protectedttorney/client privilege. >> it is, but it doesn't get admissib admissible. >> he says it is in-edadmissibl. so he knows it is not okay. >> when i heard about it, the first thing was dismiss that case immediately. and open an investigation. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office conducts a criminal investigation into the recordings, and the sheriff's office is looking at its own practices. >> why the recorder was left on and how it was left on is part of our internal investigation. >> reporter: sheriff deputies are being retrained and a new attorney/client room is being designed at the substation. free of recording devices. >> you will not see this happen again at the alameda county sheriff's office, i guarantee it. >> reporter: there is a hearing scheduled for friday, the public defender is asking the judge to make sure that attorney/client privilege is protected in this county. we spoke to the d.a. about being issue being widespread and she said they are look through juvenile cases and no ev

: sheriff's deputies are being retained and a new attorney/client room is being designed at the substation, free of recording devices. >> you will not see this happen again at the alameda county sheriff's office, i guarantee you. >> reporter: a public defender is asking a judge to make sure all attorney/client privilege is protected in the county. the d.a.'s office says there is no evidence this has been happening with any adult cases. in it oakland, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> a lot more to come on a very busy day. we're in the midst of back to school season, triggering both aspirations and anxieties. >>> a sexual assault in stanford as students prepare to go back to class. >>> coming up at 6:30, multiple guilty verdicts against trump campaign chairman paul manafort. but the case isn't over yet. >>> i'm spencer christian. low clouds and fog will make a strong push overnight. we'll have the accuweather forecast you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. ♪ ♪ >>> with classes resuming at stanford next month

in burlingame, neighbors are concerned about plans to build a power substation near their homes. (ken) caltrains needs to install whats called a power paralleing station as part of a massive effort to bring electric train service to the pennisulla.kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san mateo county with details. charles well, caltrains is well on it's way to putting electric train serive along the pennisual and that comes with some growing pains. as part of it's almost two billion dollar plan to install electric train service along the pennissula, caltrains needs to build 10 power substations.. like this one. . . along the route. one of the power paralleling stations needs to be placed in burlingame near california drive, but neighbors in the area are not thrilled about having a 60 foot electrical tower near their homes.sotwell the place is close to a lot of residences. so yeah, it has the neighborhood stirred up. but caltrains may have already taken steps to address the problem. after hearing from neighbors and consulting with the city of burlingame, the transit

residents have complained about the original plans for the substation to be built at mills avenue.ced it is working with the city of burlingame on an alternative solution, a site on north carolina avenue. officials say the new site would lessen the impact on residents and allowed grade separation plans to move forward. today's board meeting starts at 9:00 a.m. >>> california will celebrate the contribution to surfing with a special day. september 20th is california surfing day part of a bill that became law this week. still a debate in sacramento about whether surfing should be california's official sport but this might help. it's making its olympic debut in tokyo in 2020. >> i'm into it. >> yeah. >>> this is a cool photo. security camera at denver international caught this bald eagle keeping watch as the planes were landing and taking off yesterday. the airport released several images of the bird and they became instant hits on social media. the eagle stopped by for a portrait. >> beautiful. >>> next the seven things you need to know before you go. >> first a live look outside at

the recording happened just after the arrest at the substation. >> did you record that? >> it is not admissible. >> attorney-client privilege is one of the most basic rights that we have in a civil society. you can talk to your attorney. you can trust your attorney. when people listen your rights disappear. >> reporter: this public defender filed a motion against the sheriff department yesterday that would require them to simply follow the law. he says he thinks this is a statewide epidemic of law enforcement officers breaking this law. >> it happened in la recently. it has happened in orange county with over 1000 phone calls. over 1000 calls being recorded. that is illegal. it can't happen. >> reporter: the case involving this juvenile has been dropped due to the sheriff's department misconduct. the recording indicates other cases may have been recorded in a similar fashion. >> we have had these recordings. we have not yet listened to any of the recordings. >> this contact has stopped. it will not happen again. >> reporter: a spokesperson came out this morning to say th

very aware of the incident and are doing an internal review of all incidents at our' den township substation. >>> to the update on the mendocino complex and car are carr fires. it appears crews are losing ground on the ranch fire, the larger of the two fires that make up the mendocino complex fires. containment went down from 74% to 67%. the ranch fire has now burned more than 355,000 acres. the river fire is 100% contained. it has burned nearly 49,000 acres. >>> this map shows the new numbers of the carr fire in shasta and trinity counties. it's 90% contained, burned nearly 230,000 acres. >>> as the fight continues weat. that should be good news, mike. >> absolutely. cooler weather and the breezes won't pick up too much. there's so much dry vegetation in the mendocino national forest, that's why it's been building to the north. the winds will blow from southwest to northeast across that area. right now over the river fire they're south. and over the ranch they're fairly calm. temperatures 71 and 63. that's very conducive to the firefighters there. high temperatures will hang from the upper

a sergeant hints he's been doing it since january in the eden township substation in san leand leandroe laid out the allegations in court yesterday. the sheriff's office tells abc 7, we're very aware of the snenltd and doing an internal review of all incidents who met with assistant public defenders at our eden township substation. >> an apartment complex is getting redeveloped, forcing dozens of families from their homes. plans include demolishing an apartment complex on rock street. the three acre 59-unit rent controlled complex would be replaced with 54 for-sale homes. one resident currently paid $1100 a month for a one bed roomd. with nothing left to lose, she and her neighbors are pooling their money to buy lottery tickets. >> we were joking that we have to start buying tickets so we can buy the property back. >> our long-term temants are well below market and it will be difficult to stay in mountain view and find a place for comparable rent. >> a final decision for this development is expected by december. >> the mendocino complex fires, the biggest in state history, have burned

a sergeant hints he's been doing it since january at the eden township substation in san leandro. the alameda county public defender's office laid out the allegations in a court filing yesterday. the sheriff's office tells abc 7, we are very aware of the incident and are doing an internal review of all incidents who met with assistant public defenders at our substation. >> the alameda county sheriff's office is asking for your help to find a missing woman. they shared these photos of 54-year-old juanita robinson. she was last seen on wednesday leaving her home on 149th avenue in san leandro in her white dodge caravan. if you have any information, you're asked to contact the alameda sheriff's office. >> in the south bay, an apartment complex is getting redeveloped forcing dozens of families from their homes. the tht woulde placed wh 54 for-sale homes. one resident currently pays $1100 a month for a one-bedroom. with nothing left to lose, she and her neighbors are pooling their money to buy lottery tickets. >> the powerball jackbought was the way up, so we joked we have to buy milli

investigating the recording of a private conversation between 15-year- old boy and his lawyer in a police substation in san leandro. the public defender's office says he got the reporting from the das office as the case was being prepared. a recording device in the interrogation room was apparently left turned on. also a separate body cam video suggests a sheriffs sergeant made other recordings. alameda county public defender says the attorney client privilege was violated. >> he does we have done it before. that whole conversation is extremely troubling and concerning. >> of course, looking at everything. >> the alameda county das office dismissed the attempted robbery case against that teenager the das office is also reviewing a few dozen juvenile cases dating back to january to determine if there are other recordt trapped during power deborah be alone reports the legislation is inspired by the northbay wildfires last fall where some victims died when they couldn't drive away. >> i first tried to lift the store and i couldn't get it open. i immediately felt very old and very vulnerable. >> reporte

by a private conversation between a 15-year- old boy and his attorney was recorded in a police substation. the public defender's office says they got the recording from a district attorneys office, as the case was being prepared. a recording device in the interrogation room was apparently left on, a separate body camera video also suggests that a sheriff's sergeant made other recordings. in alameda county public defender says attorney client privilege was troubled. >> looking at everything, the district attorneys office is reviewing dozens of other juvenile cases.>>> a safe place to inject legal -- illegal drugs, new legislation clears the way for san francisco to move ahead with his controversial injection site.>>> three veterans are injured when a truck slams into their highway cleanup >>> outside we have plenty of fog and some cool temperatures, i will let you know what it means for tomorrow. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? vir

belonged to the ancestors and should be that is for generations to come florence louis al-jazeera substate malaysia. a quick reminder now of our top stories here on al-jazeera brazil's president says he's considering introducing a daily cap on the number of venezuelans allowed to enter the country through the remote northwestern state over of a mouth michel to masses the number of migrants may be limited to one or two hundred a day tensions are high between locals and migrants and troops deployed to the border to ensure security following the outbreak of violence earlier this month while our latin america editor lucy newman has the story. just a couple of weeks ago there were clashes between brazilians and some of the refugees when they were not apparently one brazilian was attacked by one of the venezuelans and people were sent fleeing back across into venezuela for their own safety the government sent two hundred soldiers in to try to protect them but clearly that is not enough because more and more people are being diverted polaroid i am i to brazil as other countries like ecuador and c

a sergeant hints he's been doing it since january at the eden township substation in san leandro. the public defenders office laid out the allegations in a court filing yesterday. the sheriff's office tells abc 7 we're very aware of the incident and are doing an internal review of all incidents. >> a bay area law firm is suing massage envy after dozens of customers across the country accused its massage therapist of sexual assault. the lawsuit filed yesterday comes from seven women. they say there were sexual misconduct during appointments at massage envies in southern california, sacramento, and the bay area. the claims range from inappropriate touching to rape. >> creates an atmosphere that allows these predators to continue doing what they're good at, which is deceiving people into sexually assaulting a customer at these locations. >> massage envy has 25,000 therapists and aestheticians at 1200 franchise locations nationwide. in a statement to abc 7, the company said, quote, we remain committed to our commitment to safety plan, which is further strengthening our existing polici

large parts of the venezuelan city body kibo has been left without power after next electrical substation exploded overnight the city is a major hub of venezuela's oil industry once wealthy it suffered from years of under investment in infrastructure amid the country's economic collapse the government has called the explosion an act of sabotage and detained twelve people that israel is leaving that country continued to struggle in neighboring prove were actual slurs in hate speech have made it hard for many of them to feel safe but they say anti immigrant added to that is easier to deal with than the conditions back home by the end of sanchez has this report from lima peru. thirty eight year old the bush man keeps an eye on municipal police will selling a traditional rice string for business when he still doesn't have a street vendor permit trying to make a living far away from home is hard he says but worse is here in slurs against venice wins a second war more than the especially to people like me a street vendor people tell me move get out of here go back to your country. and armed ass

ancestors and should be that is for generations to come florence louis al-jazeera pseudo village substate malaysia. and in part three of our series on forest under threat malcolm webb reports from the democratic republic of congo where a tropical rain forest more than twice the size of france is at risk of being.

to break into the grids network system and then just before christmas they disconnected several substations the result blackout. russia was widely believed to have organized the attack. twenty seventeen ransomware crypto one spread around the. targeted windows computer systems that were still using outdated security protection users had to pay money to unblocked their. computers europe and the u.k. were hard hit hospitals and automobile factories were forced to shut down the national german rail system was also affected total damage estimates range from several hundred million euros to about four billion but those responsible for the attacks didn't make a lot of money from their blackmail efforts only about one hundred thirty thousand dollars. in march twenty eighth the german government was hit by a powerful cyber attack. the attack targeted a number of german ministries. and since this story broke yesterday everyone wants to know whether any data was stolen. german investigators quickly identified the perpetrators as an elite group of russian hackers known as snake. they managed to operat

kron four's terisa estacio joins us live from the central marin police headquarters substation with thesa live.... authortities want the community to take a good hard look at these five suspects... so here you go....they are five men... all trying to cover up their faces with hoodies...police say the crime happened at the corte madera apple store. the five acted fast. they rushed in and grabbed all the could and dashed out.now police are hoping that someone will recogniize the thieves....sgt. alberto duenas, central marin police authority. it was at noon yesterday, wednesday when we go the call, 5 individuals in hoodies, african american, they grabbed apple products about 19k worth. they went in fast, about 1 minute then out. (continue terisa live) continue vohere is anotehr look at the suspects...all of this comes on the heels of several other similiar crimes at other apple stores in californa. the sgt says a person outside the store quickly took these pictures.... apple does have two security guards at the store... but the policy is not to stop thieves for fear that it could turn viol

it was made at the eden substation in san leonardo. this has prompted a review of every case since january. >>> the suspected golden state killer could face new charges today. >> later this morning additional charges may be filed against joseph deangelo in orange county. he's been charged in five other counties across california. today contra costa county's district attorney diana becton will join other top prosecutors. she's the only da whose jurisdiction does not attribute any homicides to the golden state killer, but nine rapes have been linked to joseph deangelo. prosecutors have been looking at how of file charges in those cases. the group bay area women against rape explain how significant it is for victims to get possible closure. >> it's momentous. it's huge. and it can also be reinjurious depending on their level of participation moving forward with the case. >> the announcement is expected to include the location of where prosecutors want to hold the trial. joseph deangelo faces 13 murder charges so far and his public defende

the juvenile and his attorney were talking privately in a room here at the eden township substation back in march when unknown to them, a sergeant was allegedly recording the entire thing. the public defender's office filed a motion yesterday asking a judge to bar illegal recording and eavesdropping of minors. it is a felony in the state of california. the chronicle also obtained by the camera video where you can hear a sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's office discuss recording a private conversation. the case has been thrown out. the das office is resuming reviewing all cases. the sheriff has an internal investigation. the da will decide whether or not to press charges. >>> a woman who gave birth alone last year in the santa rita county jail in solitary confinement has found a federal lawsuit against i-680. she was locked in isolation because the staff that she was exaggerating her complaints about pain and cramping. a sheriff's spokesman says it is unfortunate that the birth was in and isolation cell and that nobody wanted that. we are not denying that it happened. the lawsuit

neighbors are relieved that caltrains heard their concerns about building a power substation close tos working to install a power parralleling station as part of a massive effort to bring electric train station to the pennisula. but neighbors thought the 60 foot electrical tower was too close. so caltrains identified a new location for the tower.. across the tracks from the original location near a city of burlingame facility. the final decision on the new tower location could happen later this month. ( darya ) happening today... santa rosa police will be holding active shooter training exercises at piner high school.. for the 3rd and final time. there is no threat to the community. the drill will be from 8 this morning until 5 tonight. a similar drill was held at the school last week and the week before. officials say there will be several police cars... ambulances... and fire engines at the high school...and you may hear loud sounds. again this is just a drill and there is no ( darya ) california's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against the trump administation over it's plan t

the recording happened just after the arrest at the substation. >> did you record that? >> i did recorded. -- i did record it. >> it is one of the most basic rights that we have. you can talk to your attorney. you can trust your attorney. when people listen your rights disappear. >> reporter: this public defender filed a motion against the alameda county sheriff's office yesterday but would require them to simply follow the law. he says he thinks this is a statewide epidemic of law enforcement officers knowingly breaking this law. >> it happened in la. it happened in orange county with over 1000 phone calls from clients to their attorneys in jail. they are all being recorded. that is illegal. >> reporter: the case involving this juvenile and two others accused of robbery has been dropped due to the sheriff's department misconduct. the recording indicates other cases may have been recorded in a similar fashion. >> we have had these recordings. we have not listened to any of them. >> this conduct has stopped. it will not happen again. >> reporter: the sergeant came out thi

jashawn combs, 24, surrendered at the oakland police substation on monday in connection with the death. a preliminary autopsy report indicates that stevens died from a brain hemorrhage that could have been caused from striking his head on the cement platform. stevens' death was one of three homicides on bart during a recent five-day period. (ken) violent crime on bart is up in 2018. one bart board director has come up with a five point plan to make the transit system more safe for passengers. kron4's haaziq madyun shows it to us... sotthere is a sense of urgency for bart board director debora allen who is working on a solution to an increase in crime in 2018. violent crime is up 2% from this time last year. she has come up with a five point plan to increase safety for passengers. number one hire more officerssot

neighbors are relieved that caltrains heard their concerns about building a power substation close toa power station as part of a massive effort to bring electric train station to the pennisula. but neighbors but neighbors thought the 60 foot electrical tower was too close. so caltrains found a new location for the tower.. across the tracks from the original location. the final decision on the new tower location could happen later this month. ( james ) happening today... santa rosa police will be holding active shooter training exercises at piner high school.. for the 3rd and final time. there is no threat to the community. the drill will be from 8 this morning until 5 tonight. a similar drill was held at the school last week and the week before. officials say there will be several police cars... ambulances... and fire engines at the high school...and you may hear loud sounds. again this is just a drill and there is no threat. ( james ) police are asking for help identifying the man... spotted on camera stealing a car from a mountain view driveway. this is newly released surveilance v

they are all homero substations now and they wouldn't be if he hadn't fired off the sweet trick-or-treat> i don't think -- they are latched onto any unsubstantiated rumor, every unsubstantiated accusation against the president, and it's gotten out of hand. the president's claim to not stand by and allow his name to be just merged -- base merged. >> neil: i think to arlyn's point, everyone will be covering this book because they love tell all books and they love that. that's what they are getting here. what's the follow-up from this? >> i am disturbed at the fact that harlan just regurgitated those awful words the president said about omarosa by calling her a lowlife. clearly she has struck a nerve with the president and i'm not surprised that the commander in tweets would attack her online. calling her a dog is dehumanizing. i think it goes to the rhetoric that many people in the in the african-american community feel of the president is a racist. >> neil: that might be overstepping things a little bit. >> no, it's not. >> neil: i don't know why we always have to reduce things to a racis

investigating the recording of a private conversation between a 15-year-old boy and his lawyer in a police substationcording device in the interrogation room was apparently left turned on. also, a separate body cam video suggests a sergeant made other recordings. an alameda public attorney says the attorney/client privilege was violated. >> he says there is a problem with the tape, we can iddit it. he says we can do it -- edit it. he says we have done it before. it is troubling and concerning. >> the alameda county district attorney's office dismissed at tempted robbery case against that teen. the d. a.'s office is reviewing a few dozen juvenile cases that date back to january to determine if there are other recordings. >>> the investigation continues today into the death of mollie tibbetts. >>> safe injection sites may be coming to san francisco. how much money the sites could save the city and when they could be built. >>> two big outcomes in two big legal cases yesterday that the white house is watching very closely. i'm in washington with more on what happened coming up. >>> 7:00 this wednesday m

. >> reporter: edmunds brought him down to the substation for questioning, and they went through the he had told at the scene. >> it was an -- and i walked down to the hall and i said, "hey, is anybody in there?" and anyway i didn't hear nothing. >> reporter: but you also have to ask him if that's really what happened. >> yes. >> reporter: i mean, he's the guy who discovers this violent criminal act, and you wonder if he knows more than he's saying. >> oh, definitely. >> reporter: they pressed him to find out more about just what work he was to do there, and whether he had worked for kay parsons before. >> did you have the key -- have the door open to the house? to do the work? >> well, we -- we was mostly outside. the only time that we was really on the inside is when she called me up and said, i need a little bit fixed on the inside. >> reporter: you had the bad luck of being the person to find this. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> reporter: so, that put you on the list also, mitch, of -- >> sure. sure, yeah -- >> reporter: people they want to get a full story from. >> exactly. >> reporter

and the transformer substations, they are all on the river banks, so they are all submerged, so there are not need well, so the roads are not need well, so the roads collapsed. so that means transport is not getting there. the food cannot get into the places. so there are all these issues, the hospitals flooded, so emergency medicine... and when the waters recede, there will be huge challenges for people in that area. thank you so much for coming in and talking us. we will have the sport coming upa talking us. we will have the sport coming up a little later on. here is alina with a look at this morning's weather. good morning to you, charlie, good morning, rachel. mixed fortunes this weekend. there will be some sunshine around for some of us, especially across south—east england and east anglia. this was the sunrise in eastbourne a short while ago. for others a lot of cloud and increasing humidity as well. there is some rain in the forecast in some of that will turn heavy overnight and first thing in the morning. more on that in a moment. here is the bigger picture for the weekend. an

belonged to the ancestors and should be that is for generations to come florence louis al-jazeera substate malaysia. and in part three of our series on forest sun distrait malcolm weber puts from the democratic republic of congo where tropical rain forest more than twice the size of france is at risk of being caught done that's on thursday right here on al-jazeera we'll have the headlines in just a second. a quick reminder of our top stories here on al-jazeera there's been another change to the u.s. president's top team at the white house donald trump has announced his canceled dawn mcgann is leaving in the autumn some say it's because mcgann has achieved his goal of getting conservatives named to federal judgeships others have suggested it may because he's been complying with special counsel robert move those investigation into alleged collusion between the campaign and russia brazil's president says he's considering introducing a daily cap on the number of venezuelans allowed to enter the country through the remote northwestern state of the way michelle tamara's says the number of migran

large parts of the venezuelan city kibo have been left without power often an electrical substation exploded overnight the city's a major hub of venezuela's oil industry once wealthy it suffered from years of under investment in infrastructure amid the country's economic collapse the government has called the explosion an act of sabotage and detained twelve people. but israel and slipping the country continued to struggle in neighboring per racial slurs and hate speech and made it hard for many of them to feel safe but they say the anti immigrant added to it is easier to deal with than the conditions back home by the ana sanchez has this report from lima peru. thirty eight year old the man keeps an eye on municipal police will selling a traditional rice string from venezuela he still doesn't have a street vendor permit trying to make a living far away from home is hard he says but worse is hearing slurs against ghana swain's a signal for more than the especially to people like me a street vendor people tell me move get out of here go back to your country. and armed assault mainly perpetrated

people have been arrested accused of causing power cuts in a major oil industry hub an electrical substation exploded in the city of matter kibo the justice minister called it sabotage and said that those detained were acting for people in neighboring colombia the government has blamed previous explosions on the opposition but the city's infrastructure has been failing for years due to that as well as economic crisis rescue workers in myanmar are struggling to reach thousands of people stranded after a dam burst on wednesday water flooded at least eighty five villages four people are confirmed dead more than sixty three thousand have been forced from their homes wait a reports from neighboring thailand. repair work is underway at the dam site to try to stem the flow of water the breach happened on the dam spillway a structure that was once one hundred twenty meters high vast areas of big-o. region remain submerged beneath muddy water in some places it's starting to recede but it will be a long time before once fertile farmland can be used again several people are still missing and the milita

their and sisters and should be theirs for generations to come florence louis al-jazeera village substate malaysia. now finally this bulletin there's a red alert in spain as what's described as the world's biggest food fight gets into full swing again the narrow streets of the town of home to the famous tomato herding battle more than one hundred sixty tons of tomatoes were thrown during last year's annual dinner festival before firefighters clean up the mess. and again on the lips of a problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera and the imus collapsed in myanmar force and fifty thousand people from their homes at least one hundred villages have been flooded in central. region water levels are expected to keep rising after part of this was the swat chong dam burst following monsoon rains or convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way to rescue trapped people . the un's refugee agency estimates that around four million refugees children missed school last year and they say the problem is getting worse they say that two out of three refugee children and primary aren't co

i can send somebody to a substation and run the station manually, but i got to be able to talk to them. we are working around his issues as well. will cutthe chairman me off soon, so i will pass on the joke about my lower back and the bug tracker exposes and a stick of gum joke and ask, are you a prepper? when you say live off the grid -- i do not mean that in a black helicopter kind of way. do you have a survivalist cabin with a generator? mr. fanning: there have been books written about our industry that are garbage. and there are notable people that have been called upon to testify in congress, and it is garbage. about is i worry garbage in, garbage out. it is important for covers talk to people to know -- who know what is going on. senator: if i could add to those, and then i will really gives. -- relinquish. dr. lewis: i teach at the naval kennedy. -- academy. they are teaching people how to use sextants. not builde goal is to the fallback, not to prepare, but find ways we can get the benefit and continue to use this. the navy is doing a good job. so are the eve other services. we

at the camp a substation would power as well as another line that would run out to the always floatingredges. all of the buildings you will see today in the dredge eight f.e. x were originally company buildings. none of them were right out in front of the dredge. right where it quit working. all this land in front of the cleared, s bare land, stripped, thawed and readied for fining. inner workings, i'll turn over to a well respected an who did his thesis on this monster gold chip, george. take it away, george. main now standing on the deck at the bow of gold dredge number eight. this is one of eight machines operated by d and the fairbanks exploration 19464. between 1928 and and this machine, herself in 1928, until 1959, which she stopped on this spot pond e's been on this since that last day of work. the company had a starting point machine based on their test drilling and at that oint, they excavated a big pit all the way down to bedrock. when it was completely ssembled, they opened up the gates to the davidson pitch, it with water, plugged it into their power supply in fairbanks. on

i can send somebody to substation and i commend the association manually but i've got to be able tobu talk to the. so we are around those issues as well. >> the chevy will cut me off since i'm going to pass on both the fat tire spare tire joke about my lower back and the mciver explosives and a stick of gum joke and just ask, are you a proper? when you say live off the grid, i think a lot of american -- i don't mean that in a black helicopter kind of way. in general do you have a theivalist cabin with generator? >> in fact, there's been books written about our industry that are garbage, in my point of view. there are notable people of been called upon to testify in congress and its garbage. one of the things the way that is garbage in garbage out. it's really important for congress to talk to people that know what's going on. >> dr. lewis and then i will relinquish. dr. lewis. dr i teach at the naval academy. they're moving people back to sextants. same true at pensacola. you can no longer rely on our digital infrastructure. you can use pachuca to be ready for when it goes down. i thi