but what are you saying the primary entrance is? >> the way we have interpreted that code section is essentially two things we mention in our brief. the door should be labeled that it's for the restaurant and it should take you directly from the public right of way to the restaurant. public works has seen this before. this board of appeals has seen this before with this applicant for example in front of macy's which has a restaurant in it. that permit was proximate to the macy's entrance when there's the cheesecake factory in macy's. so essentially the way we view it is if there's any type of gap between the door to the building and where the actual restaurant begins it wouldn't be subject to the 75-foot restaurant requirement. >> period? >> period >> so the restaurant has no protection from a food truck outside of the building where the restaurant is essentially. you are saying it's completely outside of the scope. >> because it's further inside the building. >> okay. >> and there's a gap. >> i'm not convinced that's what this means

the entrance to the health club, is in fact its, quote primary entrance. any suggestion, however, this is not the primary entrance we think is unreasonable. first the front door to the 301 pine street is the only entrance to the restaurant. the applicant points to a small sod door on a side ally and says that this is the primary entrance. in fact, it is a location that only serves several purposes. it's for wheelchair access. it's for emergency egress. and it's locked at all times for security reasons. second, there is external signage stating the earth bar is open to the public. if you look here at the bottom of the material it says open to the public. and an entrance is primary or not without regard to where signage happens to be located. signage has nothing to do with what's a primary entrance. even if it was relevant to what the primary entrance may be, our client could not put signage on the front door nor can the health club as it's a historic feature of a historic building. likewise as seen here the health club again no signage on the front door. i w

i think this means that the primary entrance is the way you get to the restaurant. and if that entrance is more than -- doesn't have direct street access then this doesn't apply. does that make sense? so you know the big double doors at cheesecake factory that's the primary entrance. doesn't have direct street access so it doesn't apply. as i read this, that's what these words mean. >> i agree. might want to go back and talk to whoever at public works drafted it. >> i agree. >> it's in the ordinance? >> yeah, i mean -- so. anyway. probably none of that matters. >> the ordinance is different. so why is the language different between these two things brad, our city attorney? >> i can't say why it's different but there is an ordinance that has the same restriction it's just worded differently. it says the prohicks set forth in section 4 shall on -- prohibition set forth in section 4 shall only apply if it has. >> it's hard to hear you. >> the code provides -- we've been looking at the order on mobile food facilities which is very similar to the code. the code provides t

be the front entrance of the building itself. it has to be something that's actually at the earth bar, probably the 3 feet in front of it where people stand. otherwise i don't know that you could read 9 and 9 feet together to ever make sense. and so like the food court at the westfield mall, i think 9 feet applies because it's a 75-feet requirement does not apply. so i would deny the appeal. >> who is going to make a motion? >> i move to deny the appeal and uphold the permit on the basis that it was properly issued >> we have a motion from commissioner tanner to deny the appeal and uphold the permit on the basis it was properly issued. on that motion. [roll call vote] that motion carries 3-0. and the appeal is denied. >> is there any further business? >> this concludes the hearing >> we are adjourned. >> still a lot of people wonder since the trees have a lot of issues, why did we plant them in the first place? >> trees are widely planted in san francisco. with good reason. they are workhorses when it comes to urban forestry. we

protesters in hong kong set fire to the entrance of a university campus as police attempt to enter the building. hello i'm watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program protests against a fuel price rise in iran are reported to reach 100 cities president rouhani says the subsidies the hike is funding will start on monday. and anti-government protesters killed in iraq a make clashes the control of a strategic bridge in baghdad and russia moves 3 ukrainian navy ships that captured last year saying it's getting ready to return them on monday. well we begin in hong kong continuing our coverage of what's happening there has been a new surge in violence as but he's attempted to clear at the end to the polytechnic university campus which protesters had barricaded themselves into the demonstrators have set fire to the main entrance of the building in order to stop police from entering the have already been barricades erected to prevent. hong kong's police had warned that they would fire live rounds of protest as it did not stop using lethal weapons against them. joins us l

by setting a fire on the entrance now the main entrance is blocked by a fire there is this entrance this is as far as i know the only other and transit is barricaded. the protesters have now gathered here expecting the police to charge from there they have brought. boxes and carts with molotov cocktails here to fight the police back the university principle has negotiated a kind of army says saying that the police would not use force if the protesters wouldn't but that would include that all the pro and that the process is could leave peacefully but that would include that they owe all go and to a police station to be arrested police have made clear they do not want anybody to escape from this the protesters are in. very very. hopeless situation and that makes them it seemingly that's my impression more determined to use every means necessary to defend themselves until probably at some point they will have to give up will tell us more about the students they they are reported they're small in numbers they seem to be described as more the extreme wing of this protest movement who are

but protest this at the entrance to hong kong polytechnic university ablaze as the police retreat. the police make some arrests and a few students were injured. although the standoff remains tense it's without serious bloodshed something many had feared over the weekend. but it remains a fiery stalemate hundreds of students inside the university versus the police. the protest is a using a host of weapons including molotov cocktails and slingshots. and even bows and arrows to keep the police at bay. the students are determined. this is a war so this is more war. hong kong with authorities and the university have called for an end to the confrontation and for the escalation but the standoff remains tense. these protests which have become a broadly anti government and police violence movement have been raging for 5 months now people in hong kong a split on the matter but many continue to publicly support the predominately student led protests this all started with protests demanding the hong kong remain independent from mainland china but despite these scenes beijing shows absolutely

singapore, the headlines: hong kong police have entered hong kong polytechnic after protestors set the entrance alight further controversy for prince andrew after the bbc‘s exclusive interview. he says he doesn't regret his association with sex offender jeffrey epstein, now lawyers say he should assist investigations in america. whether a person is a prince or a pauper, if anyone has evidence or information that might be relevant, to an investigation of a criminal case, that person should provide it. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: a sweeping election victory for gotabhaya rajapa ksa. sri lanka's new president says he will be the leader of all citizens, regardless of religion or ethnicity. and, how to help workers when dirty coal mines close. can spain be a model? good morning. it's 8:00am in singapore, midnight in london and also 8 in the morning in hong kong where local media are reporting that police have entered the polytechnic university campus after a two day standoff between protesters and police. activists inside the university set its main entrance on fire as police

reports crowds were trying to break into government buildings troops also broke up a section of the entrance of the port that is iraq's main port for oil and food and at least 6 protesters dead in the capital baghdad today. using live ammunition demonstrators are angry at the lack of public services and want a political natasha good name has. her square. this very day. is really.

the previous night protesters set fire to the entrance of the university to stop the police from storming the campus and they showered petrol bombs on advancing vehicles. but when they tried to break through the police cordon on monday they were met with a hail of fury gas canisters and rubber bullets forcing them to retreat. the. police arrested those that did not make it back into the building. but now some protesters tried to run for it on a highway they have been blocking for the past week. stuck inside the university the rest are replenishing their arsenal of molotov cocktails. with the police in no mood to compromise the situation remains volatile. straight to hong kong leno where we're joined by correspondent charlotte charles and feel welcome in charlotte bring us up to date. her where we're not wrong are close. while one rule things no matter. unfolding her out leaving the admirable room on the border ground that we're. the protesters who have gathered near the university rally are now about half a kilometer or not you know that sound off. on bearing walls but not progress becaus

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the previous night protesters set fire to the entrance of the university to stop the police from storming the campus and the showered petrol bombs on advancing vehicles. but when they tried to break through the police cordon on monday they were met with a hail of tear gas canisters and rubber bullets forcing them to retreat. police arrested those that did not make it back into the building. but now some protesters tried to run for it on a highway they have been blocking for the past week. stuck inside the university the rest are replenishing their arsenal of molotov cocktails. with the police in no mood to compromise the situation remains volatile. or more of those activists have now as scape from the university building correspondent charlotte shells and pale. as this. well. there are. just. no. i want to. hold up. a while. venice is returning to normal after days of flooding caused damage running into hundreds of millions of euros as the waters in the city of receipt other parts of northern italy have become swamped by torrential rain even whole villages cut off. the rains have stopped

protesters tried to break in said government buildings earlier security forces broke up assists into the entrance of their ports that's the country's main ports for oil and food and in baghdad at least 6 more protesters were shot dead that's despite a government promise to stop using live ammunition more than 260 people have been killed since the beginning of knowledge on june reports from baghdad. forces used live fire on protesters outside of government buildings there there are also reports that some protesters may have been trying to storm government buildings and bus are of course the main source of iraq's oil wealth and demonstrations as you indicated have been going on there and not just port also you had thousands of demonstrators that are gathering around other government installations you had a group in the past few days to block the entrance the bus the provinces and also the oil refinery you had official to come out in the past few days saying that this type of activity is costing the government billions of dollars so the tension continuing to rise about that we must stress so that we

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basra killing at least 7 people demonstrators had been staging a sit in for days now blocking the entrance to the ports of cars are many iraqi cities have been gripped by weeks of antigovernment protests as anger over a lack of public services corruption and unemployment well in iraq's capital at least 6 more protests were shot dead on thursday security forces fired at demonstrators on the shuhada bridge have a junction has more from baghdad. curity courses used live fire on protesters outside of government buildings there there are also reports that some protesters may have been trying to storm government buildings and bus are of course the main source of iraq's oil wealth and demonstrations as you indicated have been going on there and not just port also you had thousands of demonstrators that are gathering around other government installations you had a group in the past few days to block the entrance the bus the provinces and also the oil refinery you had official to come out in the past few days saying that this type of activity is costing the government billions of dollars so attenti

they made several arrests then the protest is the occupants they set up a fire and at the entrance blocking effectively the advance of the police to have feet inside then since then and then in the morning they made they they tried to get out of the university they all came out on the street and they were trying to move on and to somehow get out of the scene but they were met with police cordons everywhere they tried so no they have retreated back into the university the university it has a lot of buildings and a lot of small corners and staircases so it would be very difficult for the police to hunt them in there they are waiting out on the street around here every row every street and every road that leads to this university and then no waiting until the protesters give up they have said they do not want anybody to escape they want all of them arrested and tell us more about these protests we've heard there are small groups are some of the more extreme elements of the protest movement how do they affect the bigger movement the overall movement that's been going on for months. the

last evening there was a sit in there and from what we understand protesters had been blocking the entrance and halting operations for them to the port for about 6 days security forces came in cleared the sit in and that's when local sources tell us about 100 people were injured some of them seriously protesters remain there carrying signs that say iran out of iraq the affairs another one is a sign being seen is. the iraqi government made by iran protesters are upset they say that the ports revenue is being diverted away from their city and leaving them with poor basic services in another part of basra 6 at the shell own measure noon oil fields we understand that were tossers are also blocking the entrance there they're asking that the companies stop hiring foreigners and instead give jobs to iraq e.-s. they say that again that all they're getting from the oil fields are pollution and cancer and we understand that there are even cancer patients among the protesters so a lot of basic services a lack of jobs accusations of foreign meddling by the united states and iran and alleged government

now police in the georgian capital tbilisi have folse protesters to move away from the entrances to palm and people have been trying to block politicians from getting inside and building the building and holding a parliamentary session they have been demonstrating for weeks now demanding an overhaul of the electoral system which they say favors the ruling georgian dream party they're also calling for an early election get the very latest let's go live to robin for he's in tbilisi outside the georgian parliament and say the protest is and have been cleared away by the security forces. they were cleared away this morning in the early hours before told around 5 or 6 am . they didn't put up too much resistance although 3 people were injured and number of people over a dozen people taken into custody right now there's a crowd over to my right in front of the parliament still there with their placards the same bodes a collection of civil society groups and different opposition parties and they plan to keep up their protest to keep reminding the governing party that they reneged on their promis

the previous night protesters set fire to the entrance of the university to stop the police from storm the campus and they showered petrol bombs on advancing vehicles. but when they tried to break through the police cordon on monday they were met with a hail of tear gas canisters and rubber bullets forcing them to retreat. the. police arrested those that did not make it back into the building. how some protesters tried to run for it on a highway they have been blocking for the past week. stuck inside the university the rest are replenishing their arsenal of molotov cocktails. with the police in no mood to compromise the situation remains volatile. you know and more of the activists have now managed to escape from that university campus more now from correspondent charlotte. well. there i'll. just. try. the walking. out. so i'll. be around. a while. that was charlotte shells until their reporting from hong kong here's some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump says he is strongly considering testifying in his own impeachment investig

protesters tried to break into government buildings earlier security forces broke up a 6 in to the entrance of the port that's the country's main port for oil and food in iraq's capital at least 6 more protesters were shot on thursday clashes broke out on the should a bridge where security forces used live fire against demonstrators how much june has more they. used live fire on protesters outside of government. their own. so reports that some protesters may have been trying to storm government buildings and bus are of course the main source of iraq's oil well the demonstrations as you indicated have been going on there and not just port also you had thousands of demonstrators that are gathering around other government installations you had a group in the past few days to block the entrance the bus the provinces and also the oil refinery you had official to come out in the past few days saying that this type of activity is costing the government billions of dollars so attention continuing to rise about that we must stress so that we have not been able to get any type of government confirmat

you're on the opposite side of the entrance of the emergency room. explain to us why is that? >> reporter: when we originally came on to the scene here, for one thing, there is no parking on the other side, and the john muir medical center security said we weren't allowed to set up on the property, but just out of respect for the victims and family members and friends who it appeared were outside the emergency entrance, and also there was a strong police presence, it seemed loike a tene situation. a lot of sheriffs deputies, police and people guarding the entrance. i can tell you, i just went by the entrance to the emergency room, just a couple of minutes ago, police presence not as heavy as it was, only one police car out there, no guard. it appeared guarding the front door anymore and not as many people outside the emergency room, so it seems like it is easing up a little bit. we do know that at least some of the victims were brought here to walnut creek to john muir medical center to the trauma center, where they specialize in this sort of thing. at least four victims, as w

protestors set the main entrance on fire. police used tear gas and water cannon. r correspondent gabriel gatehouse witnessed events. the assault on the campus started about five minutes ago. we saw several dozen black—clad police officers suddenly materialise out of nowhere and start storming the place. they were firing rubber bullets and tear gas and in response, the protesters unleashed all the petrol—bombs they had, sometimes hurling whole boxes at a time which caused two huge fires at the main entrances to the campus. you may be able to hear a fire alarm going off. everyone is milling around and there is a bit of panic. i have seen some injured people and this does look like the beginning of the end for this campus protest. that was what happened at night. robert godden is a human rights activist who's been watching events unfold at the polytechnic university. we have been here for 16 hours now and we arrived yesterday evening when we saw running battles between the protesters here where i am standing now and the police just over at thejunction. it was an excha

protesters set fire to a barricade on the main entrance. police used tear gas and water cannon. pondent gabriel gatehouse witnessed events. the assault on the gap is has started about five minutes ago. we saw several dozen like clad police officers suddenly materialise out of nowhere and start storming the place. they were firing rubber bullets and tear gas, and in response the protesters only stole the petrol—bombs they had, sometimes hurling hold boxes at a time which has caused two fires at the main entrances at the campus. everyone is milling around, there is quite a bit of panic. i have seen some injured people. this does seem at the beginning of the entities campus protest. —— for this campus protest. the bbc‘s andrew wood is in hong kong monitoring developments for us. andrew, what is going on at the moment? it may be the beginning of the end of the protest, but they are still going on. there seems to be a stand—off again between the police and protesters who have remained inside the campus inside the buildings there. it seems they are not being allowed to leave. now, earl

set fires at the school's entrance to keep police out. a suspension bridge collapses at side to lose -- outside french city. a 15-year-old girl was killed when her car was swept away. the royalteter for family. coming up, saudi arabia's state toed oil giant says it wants sell a stake in the company, valuable ipo most in history. figuresnn will have the in the business update. boost in green transportation on the way.. first, our top story linine from paris. the standoff between police and protesters is inin i it second . police have been firing rubber bullets and tear gas to keep the protesters inside. dozens o of people dressed in regular clothes tried to make a run for it. hong kong has been rocked by protest for the past five months. let's go to oliver farry. >> i am just outside the security perimeter. just behind us therere is a footbrbridge that is to polytechnic university. it is s used as an accecess poio get into the campus. gathering here was peaceful until about 10 to 15 minutes ago. many are in a particularly emotional state. t

protestors set the main entrance on fire. police used tear gas and water cannon. correspondent gabriel gatehouse witnessed events. the assault on the campus started about five minutes ago. we saw several dozen black clad police officers suddenly materialise out of nowhere and start storming the place. they were firing rubber bullets and tear gas and in response, the protesters unleashed all the petrol—bombs they had, sometimes hurling whole boxes at a time which caused two huge fires at the main entrances to the campus. you may be able to hear a fire alarm going off. everyone is milling around and there is a bit of panic. i have seen some injured people and this does look like the beginning of the end for this campus protest. and we will come back to that story later in the programme. the duke of york is said to be standing by his decision to give a television interview about his disgraced former friend jeffrey epstein, and allegations made against him personally. prince andrew told the bbc he didnt regret his association with epstein, while admitting it was a mist

above the entrance in hebrew the biblical quotation. the gates of the righteous nation which keep the truth might enter in. to preserve jewish identity and foster openness that was the founders vision. isn't simply the sentiment was here in the center of berlin we have an open mind we don't just practice tolerance in the streets in the synagogue we ourselves represent this openness so it was an expression of confidence we're right in the middle of things we're part of you we are berliners he's a billionaire. today berlin's jewish community would also want the building to appear welcoming it's a major tourist attraction. but security gates and police protection reveal how fragile this openness is. as the siege of the center of judea come foundation it's a place of remember in a museum and a research institute. and it bears witness to the synagogues beginnings. but in 1900 the synagogue was a lively center of jewish religious life a popular place to celebrate weddings or bar mitzvahs and drawing thousands of worshippers to services on rel

of basra killing at least 7 people demonstrators have been staging a sit in for days blocking the entrance to the ports of only cusser many iraqi cities have been gripped by weeks of anti government protests this anger over a lack of public services corruption and unemployment's well in iraq's capital at least 6 more protesters were shot dead on thursday clashes broker. i told him she has a bridge for security forces used live fire against demonstrates his mama gemstone has more from baghdad. security forces used live fire on protesters outside of government buildings there there are also reports that some protesters may have been trying to storm government buildings and bus are of course the main source of iraq's oil well demonstrations as you indicated have been going on there and not just port also you had thousands of demonstrators that are gathering around other government installations you had a group in the past few days to block the entrance the bus the provinces and also the oil refinery you had official to come out in the past few days saying that this type of activity is costing

iraq some city of basra as security forces broke up a protest camp protest as a been blocking the entrance to a port and several power field. the anti-government demonstrations in lebanon meanwhile they've come down somewhat on friday the banks opened for the 1st time in 2 weeks but there are some restrictions on foreign currency transactions the schools and the universe's they've also reopened their doors. the commander in chief of iran's influence the revolutionary guards he's made a very good reference a veiled reference to the protests major general who's saying some seem to be hitting back at criticism over iran's influence in both iraq and lebanon you know if. iran does not have an eye on any country we will extend our power to the point that if any enemy wants to use a location to attack iran we will destroy that location so our reaches beyond our own borders meaning that we will extend our area of power to anywhere our enemies intends to plot against us we have achieved this power. from our correspondent in the arabian capital door. major general hussein's how we iterated iran's po

we understand protesters had been blocking the entrance and hole to operations forward to the port for about 6 days security forces came in cleared the sit in and that's when local sources tell us about 100 people were injured some of them seriously protesters remain there carrying signs that say iran out of iraq you affairs another one a sign being seen is. the iraqi government made by iran protesters are upset they say that the ports revenue is being diverted away from their city and leaving them with 4 basic services. severe flooding in somalia has left more than a quarter of a 1000000 people searching for shelter and it could get worse aid agencies say at least 10 people have already died in the town of balad wain that's west of mogadishu and more than 250000 people have been displaced priyanka go to reports. roads have turned into rivers in central and southern somalia i people here are struggling with rising floodwaters after days of unexpected heavy rainfall in towns and villages are submerged families are displaced. thousands of hectares of farmland are destroyed. aid agencies

of basra killing at least 7 people demonstrators have been staging a sit in for days looking at the entrance to the port of course are many iraqi cities have been gripped following weeks of ansi government protests this anger over a mix of. look services corruption and unemployment's well in iraq's capital at least 6 more protesters were shot dead on thursday clashes broke out in show how the bridge forcing the security forces to use live fire well just as mohammed jump june joins us on the phone from baghdad mohamad what walky teller's. well a lot of these reports out of basra clearly indicating that the tension there is continuing to rise as you mentioned reports now that at least 7 people are dead and at least $150.00 injured after security forces used live fire on protesters outside of government buildings there there are also reports that some protesters may have been trying to storm government buildings in basra of course the main source of iraq's oil 'd well it didn't stray sions as you indicated have been going on there and not just the support also you had thousands of demonstrators

city of basra a security forces move to break up a protest camp protestors have been blocking the entrance to the port and several oil fields. tens of thousands of people are protesting against pakistan's government demanding prime minister imran khan resign people involved in a so-called freedom march gathered in islamabad after arriving from towns all over the country the group led by a conservative opposition party is angry over pakistan's faltering economy donald trump fired back at attempts to impeach him at a rally in mississippi the impeachment investigation is about to go public after the house voted to approve a resolution setting the rules for hearings trump told his supporters thursday's vote is an attack on democracy itself south africa have kicked their way to victory against england in the rugby world cup final andre pollard was the star for the springboks who slaughtered 6 penalties and a conversion of south africa claimed their 3rd world cup crown with a 3212 when. those are the headlines on al jazeera more news coming up after inside story. after weeks of anti-government p

we understand protesters had been blocking the entrance and hole to operations forward to the port for about 6 days security forces came in cleared the sit in and that's when local sources told us about 100 people were injured some of them seriously protesters remain there carrying signs that say iran out of iraq you affairs another one a sign being seen is. the iraqi government made by iran protesters are upset they say that the ports revenue is being diverted away from their city and leaving them with 4 basic services. well there are protests in pakistan as well where tens of thousands of people have been out on the streets calling for the government the prime minister in particular to resign people involved in what's called the freedom march of gathered in the capital islamabad after arriving from around the country the group led by a conservative opposition party is angry about pakistan's faltering economy and imran khan's leadership they've given him 2 days to step down so far though he's refusing to come out haida has the latest from islamabad. a day that 2nd day of protests most

now at the entrance through university, there is a roadblock on fire, a burned-out car blocking the entrance tthe bridge, and around me, dozens of protesters in black sitting and coming next. knowing what is the start of this week has been different here. a standoff at the university more dangerous in its six-month now, this particular part of the purchase felt less like a confrontation -- of the protest felt less like a confrontation and more like a conflict. laura: hong kong grows even more divided and violent with no obvious way out. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight' progm, a royal first. the spanish king and queen touchdown in cuba to mark 500 havana.nd's the founding of -- since the founding of havana. australian firefighters say they have a long way to go to contain huge bushfires that are burning out of control in eastern australia. the flames have come close to homes in sydney.ce here is so mer phil: fires abe unpredictable asts. more than 70 are burning across new southales. about half are out ofn control i is rugged and hard to reach. 3000 firefig

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protesters in hong kong set fire to the entrance of a university campus as police attempt to enter the building. hello i'm watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program protests against a fuel price rise in iran are reported to reach 100 cities president rouhani says the subsidies the hike is funding will start on monday. and anti-government protesters killed in iraq a may clash is the control of a strategic.

happening but when the police water cannon house the nearby mosque that day it's prayed die on the entrance of the building although the police later apologized and the protesters saw it as a deliberate attack on the city's south asian population most families had moved here during british rule as the city moved away from its colonial past they have gotten little attention suddenly that all changed a week after the paint incident the protesters were back at the drinking mansion this time folks remained open. to everyone to vote and to tell me to mention the god stuff you vote they also it's our. they are our home contests. suddenly this south asian community was the focal point of the protests. because but holds himself or 3rd generation pakistani hong kong or has also taken part in some of the protests by most elderly prefer to stay out of politics he says more and more young south asian hong kong those have joined the movement drawing attention from the protesters and the media to that moment on the media's coverage of issues. many south issues are home because begin to realize that they

actually guarding the front door, the entrance to the emergency room there. the details are still a little bit sketchy but we did get that confirmation a short time ago from orinda police department that there were the four victims who were killed and at least four victims who were transported to a hospital. the numbers could be higher than that. we know there were at least six ambulances that responded to the scene there, and we know that some people may have also transported themselves to the hospital. we've also, we understand that three people may be in critical condition, there may be at least two minor injuries, but we have again not confirmed those numbers. orinda police said they're still investigating, they're trying to get better numbers for us. we also reached out to the contra costa county sheriff's department who is also investigating this but we have not yet heard back. we're live in walnut creek, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> a scary situation overnight. thank you, tom. >> we'll continue to follow this. our newsroom is always active even

they're holding one of the main entrances to the campus, but also, they have closed off a major highway, a key artery into the city. what we are seeing now is a new tactic, smashing tollbooths, trying to paralyze the city to enforce a general strike. why are you trying to stop the cars? >> because maybe the police cars will come. gabriel: are you trying to stop people frogetting to work in the city? >> yeah. gabriel: you are? why? >> we are forcing everyone to participate. gabriel: fhe second night running, the protesters are waiting for the police and for a fight in which they know they are the underdog. this is a nervous vacuum that ecomes more dangerous as hours tick by. nada: striking to see just w intense th situation has become in hong kong. now to australia, where there are concerns that the numberf fires could spike again this weekend as temperatures rise. at least four people have died beenhundreds of homes hav destroye fire crews are battling 120ee places across land and new south wales. for more, our correspondent reports. reporter: going through the rubble of the place he ca