airbnb wouldn't budge until we stepped in when theresa asked us to.ditional $1143, the full amount she was owed. here's what airbnb said. we apologize for the trip disruption that this guest experienced. this type of behavior from the host is rare and obviously unacceptable. here's the thing, airbnb says it removed the host. speaking of shady hosts, what are the rules for cameras and microphones at vacation rental snz and how can you find a hidden camera? we just made a how-to video to help you. you can watch that episode and all the others on our website, on our youtube channel, and our streaming platforms. just look for the how-to playlist. >> that's downright creepy. >> yes, it is, and i tell you what, it makes me think twice about hotels versus vacation rentals. it really does. >> thank you, chris. >> just ahead on nightly news, an exclusive first look inside factory zero. it's the new gm plant that will make only electric vehicles. president biden is going to visit the facility tomorrow. but nbc news tom costello got an exclusive interview with t

theresa stasi has the story. >> but obviously concerned that this is that this is a variant that has taken over very rapidly when it comes a variance really look at 3 things to determine what impact it might have. the doctor. matt willis marin county's public health officer on how counties are concerned and cautious as work continues to better understand this latest variant of sars covid too. >> the virus that causes covid-19 clear that it's it's likely to be as infectious or more infectious. the delta variant, the other 2 things we look at our are perhaps even more important. what is the severity of illness that causes. >> i would say as we wait to get additional information. i think that we are we have very important things in place that will just give you 2 examples. doctor sara cody santa clara's public health officer says genetically sequencing cases allows them to detect the variant faster. >> an act quicker. the other is that we have a very robust vaccination infrastructure and pretty high vaccination rate. both here and in this region. and i think that's going to keep us. wel

but for now, theresa bought lifeless and what i said is thank you very much. i really find it. anti corruption party appears to be leading in bulgaria, parliamentary elections, according to exit polls they, we continue. the change party is up against the center, right. party headed by former prime minister boycott bought a self. john hall has more from the capital. sophia, bulgarian industrial hot lam, a mix of soviet here, architecture and air polluting factories per nick has the dirtiest air in the european union and anti corruption activists say the vote here stinks to. it's one among a number of towns where business leaders are accused of paying off voters to protect a deeply entrenched system of official corruption and patronage. money is always me think and really visible for the people to see that the money are going somewhere but not in the citizens. what we would like to see better future for diane ones. we want to see that the current government of taking care of law or parents public protests against corruption last year brought an end to form a pri

theresa bowl. i for some service thousands of opposition. supporters have been protesting in tunisia against the president whom they accuse of a power grab libby, marching to the parliament. and soon as i said, sector's prime minister and suspended parliament in july, he says he did it to save his country and fight corruption. he since appointed a new government, but protest as unconvinced. she's weed out night. i thought it and we have been under one man, ruled since july 25th, an individual who violated the law, violated the constitution, shut down the state, close parliament with tank, shutdown, government, and state institutions suspended the constitution. and today, closed the street authority of the republic to day, the country is closed. and the son of libby as former leader moment good, our fee is wanting for the countries and presidency next month. so fall islam says he wants to restore unity after a decade of conflict since his father was deposed the pole as part of a un backed peace proc

theresa stasi, back to you guys. thank you. theresa. >> a pilot for southwest airlines is being cited with assault and battery in the south bay that follows an alleged fight with a flight attendant about face masks. according to reports, this happened last month at a san jose hotel bar. police have declined to provide additional details other than this happened while both the flight attendant and the pilot were staying at that hotel for a layover. the pilot has been placed on leave while an investigation continues meantime, southwest airlines is responding to this alleged fight with a memo sent to staff asking them to respect others while they are on duty. >> following the approval of the highs or vaccine for children anti-vaccine demonstrators showed up at san jose city hall today. members of 2 groups, bay area, freedom alliance and children's health defense took part in the protest. some of them argue that vaccines do more harm than good. so leading health experts say the exact opposite is true that the benefits of getting va

theresa, the in caracas. the for us. thanks so much. theresa. well, president joe biden has now re nomination drone powell as head of the federal reserve a 2nd for your time. and it's one of the most important economic policy decisions of his presidency. that's bringing our white house correspondent kimberly hacket. kimberly. we recall that how was a trump appointee? right. so this really reflects how bipartisan all of this process has become and there's no question that this is something that was taken into consideration by the u. s. president. as he made the announcement that jerome powell would be his nomination for a 2nd term, his chair of the federal reserve. now the reason the u. s. president said that he made the selection is for a number of reasons. number one is because of the job that he's already done as you point out. he served under president trump and also the u. s. president bite and believe skilfully handled. some of the market challenges and economic challenges as a result of the coven pandemic. so the u. s president saying that

and i was told that for example, theresa like kind of which we are women were taken to one side. yeah. so as excuse me for, for interrupting you. i want to show some of the recordings and the people that you spoke to because it's so so powerful when you hear it from your own voices. so this is some of 2 eaters reporting for al jazeera. in the felt less taken up, florida says they were assaulted, a woman from her group was raped and she had to cover herself in mud to protect herself into you'll see, rape has become the norm. you know, i mean on melina video in the amber you, any of mary? i failed one, which i love my go in a tamela lee with a new, a new yoletta a long, long ago. i have been going on, hardin going on. i only deal with them and all your they'll probably be another one of my funding and what they do is you were saying that some women were being targeted. yeah, go ahead. no, it's not targeted and there's a chill violence and there's the criminal organizations that are operating in that area. and it's, you know, it's, if you look at, for example, the conflict in columb

let me put this one tea, theresa advert james os. is there no way that mike list can get that destination without going through the horrifying forest? the jungle? well, people, if i, you know, we have spoken to know that they have to, they have a path that they go through. you know, they've been in touch with, you know, their co pays or, or guide before and, and they know the way, i mean, this is something that should be, you know, that or 40 redoing or 40 should make a safe passage when we were in nick oakley, for example, you know, migrants were going to go one way and then be ended up changing the tray. and then that's where, that's the part that we filmed be agreed with. it was kind of a very complex situation because you had, because your kids are guides that work with our military group. you know, working together with a may, your, of, of, i can be a small town in columbia, helping them migrant through the way towards panama. and they were trying to make sure that, that it was like a faith back. what i found out is that when we

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theresa joins us live with the details. theresa. well, certainly with the holidays coming.round the corner and what we could be facing. >> could we be facing another winter surge like we did last year. as you recall last winter, the numbers really started to tick upward causing hospitals to once again warned about beds disappear quickly as they handled severe cases of covid-19. however, this time around. it's the numbers show in this upward to uptick infectious disease. experts say that we are in better shape concerning the pandemic specially since we have so many americans that have received the vaccine. here's more on what to expect. >> you know, we're not going to be at the levels that we saw last went to. so i think that's definitely not going to happen when i mean, not at the levels of last went i mean, probably no flooding and over the flooding of hospitals necessarily simply not the same number of deaths. more than 90% of over 65 have been immunized. what we're seeing a bunch of different things happening right now. a huge decision. europe. it's meeting the world rig

and to maria theresa point it is up to kevin mccarthy and other republican leaders to say no, that istion of this party. but they've not chosen to stand up to this. and that's why it goes to donald trump and today's architecture of republicans. >> the gop hasn't really seen a backlash to the extremist tone at least not at the polls. so do you think there will ever be an incentive to change? >> i think that when you see what david jolly has done, what steve schmidt has done, when individuals who are part of the republican party trying to sound the alarm and saying we are no longer talking about policy, we are talking about cultural ideology that is not part of our traditional political spectrum, that is what we have to elevate. the idea you have so many republicans that have been historic republicans saying this is not the party i'm identifying with, i'm leaving the party, i'm no longer running for office, we should sound the alarm bell. we're no longer talking about what is the difference between the left and the right. we're talking about what is democracy and what is autocracy. sadl

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let's go to the newsroom and see what's up with theresa stasi.r after being limited to virtual events last year. this year's veterans day is getting the honor. it deserves. >> with dozens of in-person events across the bay area and the country at 11 this morning. a ceremony there is going to happen at the u.s. has hornet now mena. it's going to include a special tribute to women, veterans and to the late general colin powell. we'll bring you that all lived to see that ceremony and to get real-time updates. a local and national headlines. >> just grab your phone scanned this code and it will take you straight to the app store so you can download kron-on for free. dark. thanks, reza. >> so the warriors have taken the league by storm. this early in the nba season last night's win. put an and one. now best record july they beat the timberwolves at the chase center and steph curry was a big part of that, of course, 25 points. but he was the high scorer know andrew wiggins actually put up 35 and it was against his former team. he was. >> a timber, wolf

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theresa stasi, a kron 4 news. thank you, theresa. >> state leaders say anyone in california who wants a booster shot should now be able to get one. this is governor newsome says his administration is bracing for an increase in covid cases and hospitalizations fears of another surge are surfacing because of the waning immunity of vaccines after 6 months. also because about 25% of the population has yet to get vaccinated statewide covid numbers are stable. but some parts of the state seeing a beginning to see some increases as of tuesday, the state had administered boosters to more than 4.2 million people boosters. >> are important to deal with waning immunity. important to help us get through this winter so we do not experience the winter. we experienced last year. >> and ahead of of winter. governor newsome sign an executive order to extend pandemic-related regulations aimed at expanding the state's health care workforce. this allows a health care workers from out of state to provide services in california and it

the sprawling coyote valley along santa theresa boulevard has been a battleground for decades now. but now a texas-based developer wants to build warehouse on hundreds of acres of farmland. supporters say it's a job cretary. critics say it's threatening open space. >>> a search warrant was served at the home of dominick foppoli. they were searching for pictures of two women. at least six women have come forward with a variety of sexual misconduct charges. he resigned as mayor in may and denied all allegation. >>> lives, lawsuits and nearly $100 million down the drain. that's what jurors heard from another big investor in the theranos trial. this is another blow. this witness really bolstered the prosecution's case. >> reporter: yeah, we've talked a lot about investors lately, jessica. good evening, and we know investors from san francisco to sand hill road put money into theranos through the years. today one of them got to testify that he believed what executives told him and he paid a big price. >> ryan grossman told the jury he was so impressed by what theranos was doing he and h

but i didn't residents here in sandra fell theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> all the rain that we've seen in the past week has been enough happily for the santa rosa fire department to declare an end to the fire season. the department says the city got nearly 11 inches of rain in october, which of course i greatly lessened the threat of fires and wildfires in that area. the department's first busy season began in may. that's a lot earlier than normal during the offseason. the department has been encouraging people to help by trimming brush and tree limbs. kron 4 can help you stay up to date on the latest weather in your neighborhood. you can scan that qr code. it will take you right to our mobile app. and you'll find things including current conditions live radar and the latest forecasts. >> now to covid-19 coverage tonight, marin county has lifted its mask mandate for most public places. the county will no longer require mask. ed indoor spaces like restaurants bars and retail stores but business owners can still choose to require them for patrons county. health leaders say that hosp

theresa kron 4 can help you stay up to date on the latest weather in your neighborhood. use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code. it will take you to our kron 4 mobile app. and there you'll find current conditions live radar and the latest forecast. some indoor masking rules have been eased into bay area counties, fully vaccinated, people in alameda and contra. costa counties can now go maskless in certain controlled setting sun force. amanda hari is live in downtown elevated tonight. alameda city. not just in the for us. amanda, what are people doing are they taking advantage of these new guidelines. >> actually seeing a lot of people here still wearing their masks. i just spoke to a couple that was walking by and they told me they prefer to be cautious and it's also because this easing of restrictions is only for certain people in certain places. so if you're coming to alameda county or contra costa county or you work in this area, you're going to still need to keep that mask handy. >> i think it's going to be relieved to some alameda and contra costa counties

>>> the city council will decide whether to approve a plan to build large warehouses along santa theresa boulevard. it means more jobs and the loss of hundreds of acres offow space. >> reporter: we're here in the sprawling coyote valley, where the proposed development would be built. today we asked visitors at a nearby wildlife preserve if a development of that size and naetsure can co-exist. it would replace farm land, including the once-popular spina farm with two warehouses the length ofsix football fields. the city council will decide on it. people we talked to at the nearby wildlife preserve are against it. >> i can see how wildlife so close to something like this can mess it up and hurt the environment. >> the more development you have here the harder it's going to be for the wildlife to populate. >> reporter: we could not reach the property owners. but other farmers annexed by the city decades ago say they want to have options and be part of future plan developments. >> we want to make sure that we are included this time as land owners to help come up with a plan for all. >> repor

theresa. >> the big story out of the north bay today. a 15 year-old girl has now returned home after being abducted yesterday in santa rosa kron four's charles clifford tells us police believe this was just a prank. >> well, according to the santa rosa police department. what at first appeared to be the abduction of a 15 year-old girl was actually a prank on the girl involving her boyfriend and another male friend. this all started wednesday afternoon when surveillance video appeared to show the girl being pushed into a minivan near this arco station along guerneville road. the santa rosa police department launched an investigation which led to an amber alert being issued across most of southern california because at the time that's where they believe the girl may have been taken according to police. she was driven to los angeles with her boyfriend and 2 other friends and then returned unharmed to her home in vallejo thursday morning. now, even though this appears to have been a hoax. the amber alert that was issued was very real and tim

also maria theresa kumar, president and ceo of vo toe latino and msnbc contributor. so glad you're both here with me on this very consequential day. how do you square the progress that we're seeing democrats make legislatively with this verdict today, and the fact that conservatives are celebrating kyle rittenhouse and the acquittal? >> you know, i think at the end of the day what we require in washington is leadership and it's what we've seen and what we've gotten that recognizes what the daily life experiences are of americans, and that includes everything from struggling just to be able to take care of your family and meet your family's needs and build it back. where you get $300 to $400 in your pocket every month on one of your top three costs of living, which is child care, but also your most precious, precious resource for our country and for any family, which is our children. it's exactly the kind of leadership we need. but what we haven't gotten in d.c. -- and i think representative moore said this really well -- is a recognition that we also need to be a cou

. >> reporter: theresa collins works at a bank in louisiana. she's trying to book a family trip before she loses her vacation time. time. you weren't going to let that time expire, right? >> no. ( laughs ) no, not at all. >> reporter: an airbnb survey of 7500 customers found half of americans have been saving their vacation days during the pandemic, and nearly a third are in danger of losing those days if they don't use them. >> we had over 40% more nights booked for thanksgi e. t the same time in even 2019. >> reporter: experts are recommending booking early, and when it comes to your vacation time, use it before you lose it. also, just this week, the u.s. lifted most restrictions on foreign travelers, and bookings are up. the holiday travel surge has already gun. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news." changing chicago faces on carjacking crisis. >> sargent: a surge in carjackings now a grave concern in cities across the crit. new york city's numbers have far surpassed last year. minneapolis is seeing a spike, too. but the hardest hit, here

we've got kron four's theresa stasi with the story. >> but obviously concerned that this is that this is a variant that has taken over very rapidly when it comes a variance. we really look at 3 things to determine what impact it might have. the doctor. matt willis marin county's public health officer on how counties are concerned and cautious as work continues to better understand this latest variant of sars covid too. >> the virus that causes covid-19 clear that it's it's likely to be as infectious or more infectious. the delta variant, the other 2 things we look at our are perhaps even more important. what is the severity of illness that causes. >> i would say as we wait to get additional information. i think that we are we have very important things in place that will just give you 2 examples. doctor sara cody santa clara's public health officer says genetically sequencing cases allows them to detect the variant faster. >> an act quicker. the other is that we have a very robust vaccination infrastructure and pretty high vaccination rate. both here and in this region. and i think th

on multiple occasions disparaged the job performance of city manager lloris nine-man city attorney theresa striker in a closed session on tuesday. the council voted to direct the city attorney to censor the mayor for improperly disclosing attorney client privilege information in that news letter published yesterday the mayor wrote, quote, as a city council member and mayor. i have a duty to be critical if warranted of the city manager and let her know when and how her actions fall below what i believe the community expects city attorney striker has already resigned. she will leave office in january. >> a community tonight is on edge after 3 recent shootings in san francisco's famed haight ashbury neighborhood. the town hall was held neighbor sharing their frustrations over the crimes which include an attempted burglary at central park natural market. that was late saturday night and last week one man was killed, another person was critically injured and then back on october 22nd another person was also critically injured in a shooting. >> i have never felt afraid for my life. and i don't e

. >> frank and theresa are visiting from rhode island to finally see family again this thanksgiving. now they are concerned about the new variant first found in south africa. >> when will this end? it just seems to keep getting legs and continuing. >> researchers want to know how transmissible it is, how sick it can make you and how well it holds up to vaccines. >> we have a lot of work to do to figure out where we are exactly and how this may tip the apple cart one way or the other. >> so far there are signs this variant may be more infectious than the del it. if you are traveling to southern africa they should change their plans. short of that i don't think there's a lot of need at this point in time to change plans. >> sill some say they are concerned and are rethinking their family get together. >> i was planning ongoing up north, seeing family, a lot of family and then heading up 234 to oregon. yeah, i think it may just be a stay at home christmas this year. >> so far in south africa children aged two and under make up 150% of the hospitalizations that's according to the nationa

theresa kron 4 news. >> well, lakers should boss daughter of murder. civil rights activist malcolm x has died. police say the 56 year-old was found dead in her brooklyn home on monday, adding her death appears to be from natural causes. her mother was pregnant with her and a twin when her father was assassinated in 1965 in harlem. her passing comes just days after 2 of the 3 men convicted of killing malcolm x years ago were exonerated. coming up next to the kron 4 morning news cases are up around the country. could another surge of covid-19 on the way local health experts are weighing in. we'll have that when we get back. well, the attorney for the family of brian laundrie says brian shot and killed himself. investigators found laundrie's partial remains in october in a heavily wooded park in florida. well, the fbi used dental records to identify the remains of laundry. you may remember laundry have been the subject of a manhunt for more than a month as investigators search for clues after his girlfriend, gabby petito was found dead. the 2 had gone on

theresa rodriguez, i was going to say meteorologists and then i said greece and. >> you're both of those all of the above thank you for being here. yeah. you as well. indeed. thank let's take a look at your bay area forecast because we are tracking overall increase in cloud cover out there right now for your early friday evening and tgif bay area. >> we made it to the weekend right around the corner temperatures out there right now. >> low 60's for most of the bay area. but a little bit cooler along the san francisco peninsula. upper 50's out there right now with when tracker for. >> we are seeing calmer winds, especially along downtown san francisco still tracking more of a northwesterly flow getting that cool sea breeze influence. for those of you throughout the east bay shoreline and overnight lows% tonight. thanks to that blanket of cloud cover heading our way into the bay area right now and lasting through this evening. we are going to see temperatures warming up into the low to mid 50's. still a little bit chilly for those of you in our north bay valleys specifically santa rosa and

and this is theresa mexico who is a security analyst talking about the change in the way the attacks are being made. general police have a listen to grace and then react immediately of the back of his comics hearing what you had seen before was that they will pick bombs and press them or 2 places like in restaurants or bars or throw they might move in vehicles. but the actors will not stay there or throw them and i will run away. but now for the 1st time now we're going we're seeing a pattern of homegrown suicide bombers who are known by the local communities. wow, good families. we've been carrying out these acts and these are in the age group. it's almost like running around that, the youth you. oh sure we, it's a because on that actually now for the 1st thing we learned as what it might be got there. it. they never before where it is true that they are ugandans a young. but we know that this is kara, is it d of has been a recruiting younger ugandans, minute period, t, and good them the extra to take with them. i now we are all what they are going to do when they gave us time to ca

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theresa is following up on the rachel have a full report tonight in a primetime news starting at 8 o'clock developing tonight, former raider henry ruggs has been formally charged in the deadly dui crash that killed a woman last week. brooks was supposed to beer appear in court today. but his lawyer showed up on his behalf and. >> that the judge to waive rugs appearance in the courtroom. grant lotus joins us now was the latest on that appearance. more charges for henry ruggs. that is the bottom line. we also learn more about the circumstances surrounding his release is out on bail. but they are watching him closely. henry ruggs legal team did not enter any pleas this morning and we are still in the early stages of this legal process. but if convicted it would mean mandatory prison time for rugs. anywhere from 2 to 50 years, perhaps more. he now faces a total of 5 counts. prosecutors added 3 additional counts since last week's initial court appearance for a felony deadly dui and reckless driving charges district attorney steve wolfson explains. >> a second felony dui charge. we believe miste

theresa kron 4 news. >> another developing story. the death toll from that astroworld festival in houston is now up to 9 family lawyer confirming today that a 22 year-old college student about to graduate died from her injuries. bharti shahani was a senior at texas anm studying electronic systems engineering. she was just months away from getting her degree. her cousin says they were at the concert together but got separated once the crowd started to surge forward. johnny was taken to the hospital where she was placed on a ventilator until her death. police say the festival drew about 50,000 people. hundreds of others were injured following the major crowd surge. at least 2 of the people injured are still in critical condition that includes a 9 year-old boy who is currently in a medically induced coma. >> family and friends gathered in las vegas today to remember tina 10 tour the 23 year-old who was killed in that dui crash involving former raider player henry ruggs police say the drugs was driving a 156 miles an hour before the cras

exodus it. risks throwing its campaigning into disarray. 2 years before a 2023 presidential vote theresa bo explains at losing campaign in the province of when a site is a coalition government trying to said there are differences aside in spite of the enormous contradictions that exist between precedent and what at the for a man, this and his powerful vice president, christina fernand, music, kirshner le. lovely. when i run this young, the 1st condition that we need to concentrate on because the opposition is trying to prevent it. is the unity of our country. that is the unity of the immense majority of the argentine, people for the members inclusionary came to power almost 2 years ago in what was widely regarded as a marriage of convenience. despite being a popular former president of argentina, she says she knew she did not have enough votes to win the 2019 election on her own and made it a candidate who could support her continued aspirations for high office. but almost 2 years after the pandemic began, the coalition is struggling as demonstrated by its defeat last september in the pr

is a consensus that seem really to mean that nationalism is being put not into a deep freezer but theresa into a cooler. and the next phase would be likely to be the absolute necessity for nationalism to a circuit. so for the knowledge about what's gotten means what's got and is the, of course, the relationship with the european union is over feeling important here. the fact that scotland is denied it's police in europe for which it voted with it. therefore, the less that scottish nationalism simply appears to want to show that its adult grown up and to really just as grown up as they are in london. the more sense of no, we differ in culture. we different politically tend. we differ above all in the fact that we want an egalitarian society. and that is keeping us farther from the english consensus, which is so much based upon class, a danger to any society which really lose its identity comes from equality. and that's what scotland is. and that is what scotland and it's all additions should constantly remember. equality should be, i think the yardstick. i went to a future progress and sco

stand and other accusers from around the country could testify, too, those with stories similar to theresassional masseuse, but instead walked right into a nightmare. i thought that her and i were making these connections and she did her role, played her role, beautifully. she was masterful at it. i walked myself to a predator's home. ghislane maxwell's brother, ian, says at least one sibling will be present every day of the trial to support her. it is impossible for me to think that she would have been engaged in these really horrendous charges. if convicted, she faces up to 80 years in prison. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. let's get some of the day's other news. the man who co—founded the social media site twitter, jack dorsey, is standing down as its ceo. a replacement has already been announced, and users are unlikely to see any big change in the site. mr dorsey is now expected to concentrate his efforts on another of his projects. documents seen by the bbc show how security officials in henan, china's third most populous province, is creating a facial recognition system to flag tho

detectives took some items from for police home but did not specify what those items were crawford's theresaowing this story for us tonight. she'll have more details coming up on kron 4 news at 8. former raider henry ruggs has been formally charged in a deadly dui crash that. >> killed a woman last week rugs was supposed to appear in court today. his lawyers showed up on his behalf and got the judge to waive rugs to parents in court. brooks is accused of driving drunk in las vegas and causing a crash that killed a 23 year-old woman and her dog who is also in the vehicle. prosecutors say ruggs who is traveling 156 miles per hour. just seconds before impact. ruggs also faces 2 charges of reckless driving and possession of a gun while under the influence last year. in addition to dealing with the covid-19 pandemic. california was also dealing with an epidemic of hate. >> in fact, reported hate crimes climbed 31% from 2019 to 2020 today state attorney general rob on to visit san jose for the latest in a series of round tables. he's been holding 2. >> develop strategies to try to better address b

would also give their testimony, or some of those include this year's nobel peace prize, laurie maria theresa. she will speak about the threats that she's faced as a journalist in the philippines. so lots to discuss with our guests. but 1st, a report from al jazeera step boston, who's been at that tribunal in the hague. the people spy beulah for the murder on journalists is held here in a church and they have, and this is a story close to a heart because many journalists know, a colleague, a friend who was killed on murder for doing their job. in my case, this is dutch journalists and the toner was murdered in 1000. $1009.00 and east timor and investigators found that the perpetrators belonged to the indonesian military. but nobody was ever brought to trial. he's just one example and it said that 8 out of 10 cases are never being brought to justice. so the organizers of the tribunal say killing a journalist is basically the safest crime. so to fight this appeal, impunity, they have organized this tribunal. it has no legal power, there will be no arrest warrant for the will be a charge will be

theresa bows in bassetti is a resident with dozens of opposition support as have been protesting into nicea against the president, whom they accuse of a power grub may be marching to the parliament in tunis. i said, sect his prime minister and suspended parliament july. he says he did it to save his country and fight corruption. a son of libya's former leader mama gadhafi is running for the country's presidency next month, sy fy. slum says he wants to restore unity after a decade of conflict. since his father was deposed. pollens prime ministers, calling on nato to take concrete steps to resolve the migrant crisis. and it's border with bella luce, thousands of people to camp. they're hoping to get into the european union and other russian governments accused of encouraging them to cross illegally all says, imposing a nation wide lock for unvaccinated people. anyone over 12 years old, who hasn't had a not covered 1900 job lonely, be allowed to leave their home for essential shopping or to get vaccinated only around 65 percent of the population's vaccinated, which is below the, you aver

now, the sprawling coyote valley along santa theresa boulevard in south san jose has been a battleground between developers and environmentalists for decades. now, a texas-based developer wants to build warehouses on hundreds of acres of farmland. supporters say it's a jobs creator. critics say the plans threaten critical open space. >> well, despite the early season rain, experts warn we're still a long way from being out of this drought. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is along the guadalupe river in san jose with a look at where things stand and why conservation remains critical. >> the water is pretty stagnant along the banks of the guadalupe river, it's not really flowing at this time, and experts warn it's going to take a long time and a lot of water to get out of the dry hole we're in. experts like seeing water flowing on the quadaleapy river, but they warn despite a few good storms, the south bay is very much in a water emergency. >> we're in a drought. >> levels at south bay reservoirs remain at historic lows, averaging only 11% of capacity. state reservoirs aren't doing much bet

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