you're outside of sun coast house. can you explain what's just been happening there? well actually we're in the road that leads to sun coast house and we can't even get there. because you can see right behind me, the crowds of protesters in the distance and the police in riot gear and is not just here. if you turn around, there was protesters on that side. the police are overwhelmed. is not this happening here on this road between sancho his house and the prison protest has spread beyond the car to other towns in z. i show the 2nd largest city and other major cities in the country. there is sheer anger at this verdicts that came out of the court earlier today, which essentially sentences some months sonco to 2 years in prison. and he is therefore unable to run in the upcoming presidential elections. those people that you see protesting in the, in the distance, that's the university. and they, the, the, the fire that he's, he's ricky out. it's actually the faculty of law. it's a symbol of how these demonstrators feel towards the justice system. they say that or they q i

senegalese capital the car, nicholas where sonco now as well, i'm actually 2 blocks away from sun coast house. we've been again pushed away from his home. security forces won't allow us to cut any, any, anywhere near close his home at the amount of security that we're seeing around this one man. the leading opposition figure is really unprecedented. i haven't seen anything like that. and we've never seen also soldiers on the streets. we've seen earlier in another neighborhood of popular neighborhood of the capital. we saw men in uniform, many uniform that normally use to protect this country against foreign powers is now being used to protect foreign businesses, notably, shopping centers and gas stations. why? well, because they've been so much loading happening since this verdict was announced by the judge more than 24 hours ago. and there are areas of this of the car, normally such a stable comb, quiet capital that are no longer in the control of security forces. the areas of the key, the guest, so popular neighborhoods where we've seen protesters really many of the streets putting up barri

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coast side, and once the sun goes down, the temperatures will slowly come down. i will be back with a full look at the forecast coming up. dan: a's fans are hoping for a packed house at the open coliseum tomorrow night. they are ready for a homegrown protest against the team's ownership with what they are calling a reverse boycott. the idea is to pack the for one game only to show that a's fans have always been rooted in oakland as the owner is eager for a potential move to bit -- to vegas. j.r. stone spoke to fans tonight. j.r.: shirts made b athletics fans that say, sell, are hot off the press as we inched closer to a reverse boycott at tuesday's a's game. >> they just need to stop it, get off, sell the team to somebody who cares about us and about the players. >> we will be handing out shirt as well as different gates open around the coliseum and we encourage fans to wear the shirts around the stadium to let major league baseball's ownership know that we need to keep the team in oakland. j.r.: while the fans' pride the teammate be strong, heck, this guy has bobbleheads as far as the eye can see. along with signatures and memorabilia that would make any a's fan

coast side, and once the sun goes down, the temperatures will slowly come down. i will be back with a full look at the forecast coming up. dan: a's fans are hoping for a packed houset the open coliseum tomorrow night. they are ready for a homegrown protest against the team's ownership with what they are calling a reverse boycott. the idea is to pack the for one game only to show that a's fans have always been rooted in oakland as the owner is eager for a potential move to bit -- to vegas. j.r. stone spoke to fans tonight. j.r.: shirts made b athletics fans that say, sell, are hot off the press as we inched closer to a reverse boycott at tuesday's a's game. >> they just need to stop it, get off, sell the team to somebody who cares about us and about the players. >> we will be handing out shirt as well as different gates open around the coliseum and we encourage fans to wear the shirts around the stadium to let major league baseball's ownership know that we need to keep the team in oakland. j.r.: while the fans' pride the teammate be strong, heck, this guy has bobbleheads as far as the eye can see. along with signatures and memorabilia that would make any a's fan dr

house and mine tomorrow. and that's when the hottest temps will be. unless you're right on the coast , 6070s, anywhere near the water, some fog, but there's not much left. lots of sun near the water 80s 90s to 100 tomorrow would not be surprised of 105 or 106 showed up in some of the hottest locations still hot inland sunday and then here we go drops off the table early next week. thank you, steve 722 a spike in robberies at atms in oakland. how thieves are targeting certain victims and what police are doing to protect people who use the cash machines . also, a deep discovery showing us that there's a lot we really don't know about in our oceans. why this newly found octopus is making scientists determined to learn even more believe there are just two of these nurseries in the entire world. the footage released by the schmidt ocean institute shows the deep sea discovery in area previously thought to oths nursery much closer to home, about two miles off the coast of monterey, california. our time now, 725 a surprise on or for a star in us women's soccer. there it is. a statue of alex morgan weighing 825 pounds, unveiled in carson down in southern california at an ev