. >> reporter: tensions between city government and the people they represent rose to a new level whenal agents seized documents in a grand jury investigation. one councilwoman says she and her colleagues were kept in the dark about a visit from federal agents a year ago. >> i find that uncon chenble that that wasn't not made. >> reporter: they were looking into any possible connection between campaign contributions and building contracts. allentown's mayor told us in a previous interview he is staying put. >> i hope my city will thrive in the future. right now, there is definitely a black cloud over the city. >>> police say a driver lost control and smashed right into a dunkin' donuts stonight. the crash left the front of the shop badly damaged. no one was hurt. movie theater shooting in tennessee. police say the suspect was armed with a pelletty gun when he bur into the theater this afternoon. it happened in antioch just outside nashville. he also unleashed pepper spray. swat teams moved in quickly. police say the shooter fired at officers and as he tried to get out through a back

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. >>> san jose city leaders expected to take an important vote that could resolve a lot of tension between the city and police and the firefighter unions. the city council will vote on the terms of a wage and pension reform agreement later this afternoon. police and firefighters have already ratified the agreement. it will take the place of the voter approved measure b pass 2012. measure b cut pensions leading to an exodus of officers. xwl >>> a public outcry led to changes on the exam. diplomas were warded to thousands who failed the exam. it still needs the governor's significant. the new law is an unexpected gift to students who were not going to retake the exam. once the governor puts the signature on it, it will take effect immediately. >>> if you ever wondered whether this was part of anotherdays of muni transfer is gone. mta says muni will abandoned page he athe transfers that are paper. happened torn transfers are much less precise. muni is shopping around for a new provider and plans to roll out the new system within two years. >>> california lawmakers are on the verge of bridging

. >>> san jose city leaders expected to take a important vote this swra ever noon that could resolve a lot of tension betweencity and police and firefighter unions. city sounl council is going to vote on the terms of a wage and pension reform agreement later this afternoon. police and firefighters have already ratified the deal. if approved at this point the agreement would take the place of the voter approved measure b passed in 2012. measure b drastically you cut benefits and pension for the city's police and firefighters leading to an ex owe does of officers from the city's police department. >>> san jose police taking a new approach to explaining officer involved shooting. the police department just launched a web page to answer frequently asked questions residents have about how the city investigates officer involved shootings. the page includes officer's duty manuals, the department's procedure for investigator officer shoved shootings and the roles of the attorney and police auditors in had an investigation san jose police shot and killed two murder suspects in two days just last week. >>> we are keep

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the city is now under a state of emergency and tensions between protesters and police still remain highvery reminiscent of the violence we saw just one year ago. >> so many of our brothers and sisters have been killed. >> reporter: holding sign as few dozen philadelphia demonstrators on broad street stand with protesters in ferguson monday who mr. again clashing on the streets with police. >> demonstrations continued with a walk to the courthouse where many were taken into custody outside the say lewd courthouse for crossing police lines and staging a sit in. county police are now in charge and have issued an emergency order. >> we are trying to to do everything that we can to protect life and property. and last night it was demonstrated 50 shots rang out our community has come too far and has worked too hard to be set back again report roar tension are rising after peaceful protest turned violent sunday more than dozen shots rang out and 18-year-old was critically wounded by police when a gun fight broke outpatient between two groups on the street. police undercover vehicle fold one of

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months away, for many this is an example of tension they see between the opposition and the ruling party. >> a tech start-up scene is floorishing in one city trying to make a name for itself as the silicon valley of latin america >>> the star wars model. office guitar, table dennis. nerve guns. all the trappings of the of modern tech company present and the correct. this is not silicon valley, it's mexico. the birthplace of tequila is reinventing itself as a latin american technical tall. electronics account for half the exports. 500 are jostling for position. oracle who make java are one of the u.s. girls wanting a piece of the high skilled graduates forming a tight-knit community, a short hop from the californian mothership. >> we are looking for people able to work at the state of the art of software, advance that state of the art. that's what we look for. we found that we can get it here. >> what they have long been a production line hub for international firms, start-ups around the city, like texans that make games and films are using what they learnt from the big boys to go it alone. >> what has happened reflects stories like mine. f

city of calais. migrants attempt daily to cross into calais, and that has been a source of tension between the two countries. reporter: for the majority of migrants in calais, this is the high point of the day. each night after the sun sets, they attempt to cross the border and start a new life in the u.k. standing in their way -- french authorities who say they are overwhelmed. they have been given some relief though, courtesy of the european commission. brussels will provide france with 20 million euros to aid their efforts on top of an additional 27 million euros granted to the u.k. the money is expected to be put towards improving cooperation between the two countries and to treat asylum requests. the tranche, the first of millions of euros reserved for france, is to be distributed up until 2020. the european commission's held talks with senior french and british officials on tuesday. for the moment, both countries say they do not require additional assistance. laura: russia says a dispute with france over the sale of two warships has been fully resolved. the kremlin says france refunded in advance paid

and one city council person says that could alleviate some of the tension between the police department and those in the community. >> we've had town hall meetings. we've hired an expert who is very experienced in community oriented policing and he's come in and along with myself we have facilitated that town hall are meeting. a lot of citizens aren't familiar with what exactly community oriented policing is. >> reporter: just yesterday governor jay nixon announced a plan to beef up trainings of police officers throughout the state. he said some of the training in many of the departments hasn't changed in the last 20 years so he's convened a committee to come up with recommendations and have those to him by the first of december. john. >> diane eastabrook, thank you. >>> we'll have more a year after the death of michael brown, what has changed, how it sparked a national conversation on race and force police how they do their job. coming up at the half-hour. >>> deal in chicago, a deal on stop-and-frisk, and one of its most vocal credits, the american civil liberties union. practice that

border travel between venezuela and colombia, tension between the latin american neighbors escalates. and in sport find out as manchester city set to make it four wins out of four in the english premiere league. >> this was the worst civil engineering disaster in the history of the united states. >> 10 years after hurricane katrina. >> it was like a nuclear bomb had gone off - everything smelt like dead bodies. >> one constant. >> music has been the essence of this city. >> inspires a community to rebuild its city. >> we gonna bring this city back one note at a time. >> and overcome hard times in the big easy. >> we are bigger, we're better, we're stronger. >> hello again, you're watching the al jazeera news hour. a judge in egypt has found three al jazeera journalists guilty in their retrial. mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed and peter greste were sentenced to at least three years in prison. the men were accused of helping the now manned muslim brotherhood. it has been called a deliberate attack on press freedom. >>> protests back on the streets in the lebanon capital of beirut riot police and amnesty international are calling

. >> south korea's defense minute city is urging north korea to stop provocations. tensions have increased between north and south following fire on thursday. north korea's leader, kim jong-un has held an emergency meeting of the north's central military commission. according to state media, he's totaled the army's front line troops to be fully prepared to launch operations. the south korean president says she expects her military to be prepared to immediately respond to any further provocations from the north. harry fossett has the latest. >> south korea's visit visited the military command post friday. the message being conveyed, her personal command of the situation, as north and south korea engage in one of their sporadic military faceoff. >> the military should be alert for further provocations. if the situation occurs, i want you to take action first and then report later. >> it followed a late night meeting of the north korean ruling party commission, in which kim jong-un ordered front line areas into a so-called quasi war state and commanders ready to launch surprise attacks against the so

this past april tensions boiled over in the city of baltimore after the death of freddie gray while in police custody. news crews descended to cover the clashes between police and protesters. among those there to document the scenes was an 18-year-old and his friend. here is what they saw in their own words. ♪ >> i don't want to tell my version of the story. i want to tell the entire story. i am 18 years old. i have been with critical exposure now, a nonprofit organization and d.c. that uses photography to make changes in soccommunity. he texted me and said, let's capture the events of baltimore. we started walking towards the smoke. we see the line of police officers and some people are throwing things, some are standing around, some are protesting. >> i assured his family that no one is above the law and i would pursue justice on their behalf. >> what needs to change? [indiscernible] >> i think that scenes are deftly going to change. right now i lot of light is being shed on what is happening. every 28 hours, and african-american is killed by a police officer in the united states. when people see that kind of thing, when they see video footage of a

between demonstrations and law enforcement that are still continuing. tension remains high. there's distrust, anger. for a wounded, divided city, there's now this. a child's life is taken, and the grief, the pain is felt by all. courtney alan courtize is a million dollars state representative, and his district in cloouds ferguson. welcome. can you put this death in context to all that happened in ferguson. >> sure, it's a situation we hope never would have occurred much it shows the challenges, of the past year and violence in the community period. something i wish wouldn't have happened. unfortunately we have to deal with situations like this. the community needs to come together to make sure it doesn't happen again and find the person that did this heinous crime. >> by eliminate ght the person or finding the person that did this, it doesn't eliminate violence in community. >> something like this doesn't happen on a regular basis in ferguson, or st. louis. we have only had 30 or so murders. in the city, not far from us, they are on track to do more than 120 this year. it's not that this happens on a regular basis, it's a tragic situation that s

city of pochon for the first time in three years. tanks and fighter jets fired at a target representing a north korean underground military facility. the exercise came as tensions between the two koreas flared up. the north's military shot artillery rounds towards south korean frontline troops, and it temporarily declared a quasi-state of war at its frontline areas. >> this exercise is just showing our capabilities in case of any provocative actions from the north. >> analysts say leaders in pyongyang may launch a long-range ballistic missile in october to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the ruling workers party of korea. >>> people from around the world are meeting in tokyo to discuss the challenges facing women. the japanese government has put high priority on empowering women and giving them greater access to job opportunities. officials believe this is essential to ensure the country's continued growth. nhk world's mitsuko nishikawa has more. >> reporter: this is the second time the government has hosted the world assembly for women. about 150 leading figures from many countries have gathered here to attend the two-day forum. prime minister shinzo abe

level talks in an attempt to fuse tensions between the two countries, they've been engaged in a war of words, exchanging fire on thursday. harry fawcett is live near the city of the south korea border. so harry, signs of hope. both sides are looking for a way out of this. >> indeed, it's better than what we promised, following the line of south korea, if they had not stopped the broadcast. seems north and south korea were looking for a way out of that. half an hour ago we had confirmation that they had begun. what is considered is the seniority of the people including the military official. as well as that. we have the national security advisor in south korea. both close to the leaders of the country and the men, dealing with inter-korean talks. there's seniority in the room. the question is can they find common ground. >> south korea made it clear they'd broadcast the messages until north korea admitted it was responsible for a landmine blast in which two south korean soldiers were injured. they fabricated that entire thing, denying responsibility, arguing that it should cease and be dismantled today. trying to find a way through that. those two opposed p

city struggling after the epic storm. south korea and the u.s. are ending two weeks of joint military exercises near the border with north korea. they were temporarily suspended during heightened tension last weekend between the two koreas. steven adams has been watching the display of firepower and has this report. show a strength from south korea and the united states only days after the standoff with the north which might have led to war. exercise,live fire live ammunition in a blaze of military power. these joint u.s.-south korean exercises our regular and infuriate north korea, which says they are a preparation for invasion. this is the front line in what was once called the cold war. for more than six decades now, it has been the scene of constant saber rattling. the difficult task is to work out window rattling turns into true danger in a nuclear environment. alreadyrea has designated three new -- detonated three nuclear devices. that is why south korea says it needs its strong military. >> i believe that unless there is political change within north china is highly unlikely to give up whatever they have in their nuclear arsenal. according to other sources, next five-plus years, they could have up

cities. and the tension that exist there is the tension between innovation and economic growth versus safety and whether your drone has to have the capabilities and if they can sell it. >> i am going to take it in a wheel different direction. has anybody actually read the rules of public law making that just came out in february? one person? raise a finger? another hand? two people. i am a nerd. a -- this is a business. i have a business with drones that follows kids around. >> it is designed to protect women when they go running. it can be seen from a smart device. >> so you are talking about the go-pro? >> it is a small uaf who follows a device or child who wears a device on their back and it circles them. >> there is a little mini drone apparently -- >> i was thinking something this big. this is a service. like uber or something. if the rules were passed as they were proposed it has to be visual line of place. you have to have the operator falloge oh owing the kid the whole time. it has very interesting proposals. >> i thought i had the perfect idea since you have three boys. >> i am goin

city council will now meet in a special closed session friday. it's hard to tell if the dispute will return negotiations to square one, but the tension between the two sides is back. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. >>> just into our newsroom, new information about a deady officer-involved shooting in san jose this weekend. detectives just released this photo of a meat cleaver. officers say they were investigating a stabbing when the somebody raised this cleaver and came at them. that's when officers opened fire, killing him. the suspect has been identified as 22-year-old adrian rivera. this all unfolded sunday afternoon near matheson middle school. the san jose police department has been involved in six officer-involved shootings so far this year. >>> tonight, one person is dead and two sheriff's deputies injured after an explosion at an east bay home. it happened as the deputies were serving an eviction notice. the blast and fire happened at an apartment in west oakland on peralta near 14th street. hours later a charred body was found in the rubble. nbc bay area's kim is live at the hospital where they w

cities highlighted many of the challenges facing our communities. high poverty, lack of opportunity and rampant inequality. they have also shown a light on serious questions about police practices and the tensions between our community members and the law enforcement officials sworn to protect them helping to further fuel the call for comprehensive criminal justice reform. the center for american progress entered the criminal justice reform space to add our voice and resources to the vital policy debate and the efforts to reform the criminal justice system at the state and federal level. we are working to make the criminal justice system more equitable and more fair. this work includes urging policy changes that would keep our communities safe while ending mass incarceration and overcriminalization particularly as it impacts poor communities and communities of color. supporting policies that remove barriers to socioeconomic opportunities for those with criminal records and supporting ways to address the racial and socioeconomic inequities within the criminal justice system itself. many of the reforms being discussed would actually promote and enhance the safety of our communities. we are very proud to