let's go ahead and bring in our guest and tunis, we have a journalist.yprus, associate professor in the department of international relations at cyprus international university, and also in tunis, and also -- welcome to you all and thanks for joining us today on inside story. just how fragile is democracy in tunisia i think the decision by -- >> i think the decision by them is shaken and this is a big threat that we build a decade ago. today, people are frustrated because they are waiting for real measures, economic reforms. i think tunisia, yesterday, needs more economic plans and economic measures than political decisions like dissolving the parliament. >> let me ask you, just how big a crisis is this right now? what's going on. and where does tunisia go from here? >> we are in a deep crisis here politically. politically speaking it is worse. and we decide to say this. the only person who has the culture of the executives and if it's directly. and so overrule or repeat any of the decrees issued by the president. this cannot be a real democracy. whether

what elisia walkman are, reports from tunis? president science says there will be no fresh elections any time soon. this despite him dissolving parliament and the constitution saying he's just 90 days to hold new legislative elections. this follows from parliament holding an online plenary session on wednesday. it's the 1st time that they've met together. since last july, brent president side sat government and froze parliament, bringing in a period of what he called will exceptional measures necessary to save the country from imminent danger. parliament voted to end this period of exceptional measures and signed responded by dissolving parliament sides called it a crew to talk a constitutional treaty talbot, a failed coo since then. and peace had been summoned for questioning at tenacious terrorist police station. and this includes the speaker of house apollo, russia, ganache, she who leads the largest party in parliament, panama, as yet no arrests or charges have been made and parliament is waiting for the results. so today's

all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess in tunis. we have journalists, robert, by the way, in nicosia, in cyprus months of hud, lot associate professor in the department of international relations at cyprus, international university, and also into his political commentator. should he for a callback, welcome to you all and thanks for joining us today. busy on inside story, robert, let me start with you today. just how fragile is democracy in tunisia right now. i think we the latest. this is a decision taken. baby, a judy says democracy is a really shake. and i think this is a big threat to our democracy that we've built a decade ago today. people i frustrated because they are waiting for a wheel measures economic coming farms. i think i think jimmy's yesterday needs more economic plans and economic measures than political decisions like dissolving the parliament should if um, let me ask you a just how big a crisis is this right now? what's going on? and where does tunisia go from here? i this is a. ready we are a very in problems here

at least a vulcan vote man is joining us from tunis. so what happens next to lisa? well, to day, as you said, the, the m. p 's are being questions that currently at the camps, terrorism police station. and mr. or she can a, she is convert to your parents at 4 o'clock, tennessee in time this afternoon. i to the politicians have already been released from questioning, but they've been given 2nd dates for further questioning. that's not the science and tatic the t t. so they've been asked to come back on the april the 5th. so the way it's looking is that this is going to be quite a long drawn out investigation. and there was a lot of tension nervousness on tuesday and people were expecting arrest back then . i'm just sort of the jack boots kicking down the door, so there's sort of senari. i was rushing through people's minds at that time. but it looks as this is going to be quite a long drawn out process. parliament was play was supposed to be convening. another plenary session on saturday. but that holding back from it, organizing another played recession. until the s

more than a thousand people have taken to the streets of tunisia�*s capital, tunis, to protest against. some shouted down a power grab by the president. president kais saied dissolved parliament last month after earlier scrapping the country s independent judicial council. lastjuly he sacked the government and seized wide—ranging powers. american travellers will no longer have to specify their gender on passport applications. in addition to the option of selecting male or female, applicants will be allowed to mark their gender as x, regardless of what is written on their birth certificate. activists say the move is a milestone in the effort to make such rules more inclusive. let�*s turn to the uk now — where the chancellor — rishi sunak — has asked the prime minister for an official review of all the declarations of interest he has made since becoming a minister. it comes after scrutiny of he and his wife akshata murty�*s tax arrangements, financial affairs and rights to live and work in the united states. our correspondent andrew plant has more. feeling the political sheet for several

thank you for that. eliseo volk been that for us in tunis. the australian prime minister scott morrison has admitted his conservative government isn't perfect as he called an election from may the 21st. his coalition trails the sent to left labor opposition party on to 3 years dominated by floods. the spies and the pandemic. it's a choice between a strong future and an uncertain one. it's a choice between a government you know, and a liberal position that you dont our government is not perfect. we've never climbed to be. but we are up front. and you may see some flaws, but you can also see what we have achieved for australia in incredibly difficult times fall i had the honor of saving as your prime minister. i can promise you this . i will lay with integrity and i will treat you with respect. i will restore faith in our political system by any in the western routes and establishing a strong national anti corruption commission. i won't go missing when the going gets tough. i will accept the responsibility that comes with hi office. well, we sp

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some showers in tunis with a hive 20 degrees. and over the next few days, a tropical cycle may form in the booze and be channeled either way, a lot of rain and wind for northern mozambie and it feed of some showers for these stroke k pushing into quite zulu natal. it's dry and durbin on friday, but that will change on saturday. okay. i'm out of time soon. hatta, airway official airline of the journey. healing the debate? there is no, he job bad, little you in is, am it anyone your doctor about women that i was a doesn't the severe seemed and then said, no topic is off the table. we were cathy, abortion had a one way ticket street. the hell all the companies deny any responsibility, even though the of the resources and the power to fix that, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. the part of today's proven 3 on out is the era ah, the, the color again, the top floors on al jazeera is really for us have again fired rubber bullets the palestinian detail of some off compound that occupie

more than a thousand people have taken to the streets of tunisia's capital, tunis, to protest againste president. some shouted "down with the coup". president kais saied dissolved parliament last month after earlier scrapping the country's independent judicial council. lastjuly he sacked the government and seized wide—ranging powers. spanish police have seized what is thought to be one of the largest hauls of animal taxidermy in europe. they found more than a thousand specimens at an industrial warehouse in valencia. the haul included some extinct animals and endangered species like lions, cheetahs, and the bengal tiger. investigators estimate the stuffed animals are worth about $30 million. let's turn to the uk now, where the chancellor, rishi sunak, has asked the prime ministerfor an official review of all the declarations of interest he has made since becoming a minister. it comes after scrutiny of he and his wife akshata murty�*s tax arrangements, financial affairs and rights to live and work in the united states. our correspondent andrew plant has more. rishi sunak is feeling the

more than a thousand people have taken to the streets of tunisia's capital, tunis, to protest againstouted "down with the coup". president kais dissolved parliament last month after earlier scrapping the country's independent judicial council. lastjuly, he sacked the government and seized wide—ranging powers. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: singing. the great and the good from the world of theatre attend the olivier awards at the royal albert hall in london. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices have been attacked and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock, and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be chasing her new world—best time for years to come

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tunis amanda thank you happening today. arts star cain velasquez has a court appearance in his attempted murder case. the former ufc champions accused of trying to shoot harry goulart, who is accused of molesting canes, four year old relative at a daycare owned by grill a chaise mother, prosecutors say back in february, velasquez chased goulart from morgan hill to south san jose. before ramming his truck twice and firing shots at him. two bullets hit goulart stepfather who is now recovering velasquez being held without bail. the chp is investigating a series of recent shootings on bay area freeways. there have been three separate highway shootings in the past several days. one person was wounded in a shooting on 5 80 in livermore on thursday. two people were wounded in a shooting on 5 80 oakland on sunday and there was a shooting on highway four in pittsburgh on saturday. ktvu news spoke with the woman who says she was the target of that freeway shooting on highway four. lisa baker says the gunfire started after a reckless

amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis starting today in los angeles county, the public health department has reinstated its mask mandate for public transportation massacres will be will be required on busses trains. taxis ride shares. and in los angeles international airport, the county's public health director, said the decision is based on the cdc stance that masks should still be worn on public transit. i feel? uh, really, really, uh sorry that it will create confusion. and as you noted, marla, you know, perhaps even this sense of whiplash like who are we to believe? what are we to believe? um but i think it's important to note that the cdc did not change their requirement. health officials say the mandate will be reevaluated when covid-19 transmission in l. a county is moderate or when the cdc determines masking on public transportation is no longer necessary. or in 30 days, whichever occurs first. thousands of passengers who have been banned by airlines for not wearing masks will soon be welcomed back on board flights. now that masks are optional, american, united and delta are all now

where he says that black people in the united states have to have a double consciousness a kind of tunis and he says he describes it as being a -- and an american these two forces pulling in different directions and only the strength of the of the black american is enough to keep the body from being torn asunder by trying to be these two different identities that that seem to be so incompatible and as a black american who spent two decades in the military, i don't see my blackness or my americanness as incompatible. certainly there have been times of tension and the probably 30 to 40 police stops. i've had over the course of my driving career suggests that the tension is not is not completely debated but i wanted to write a book about racism in the united states that also expresses the love of country. lots of people talk about racism in the united states and lots of people talk about it in a way that almost denigrates the united states in the process and i i sympathize with that anger, but i wanted to know can you talk about racism from a place of love? and the answer is absolutely yes

tunis thank you. there are growing calls to end gun violence after the mass shooting in sacramento in the deadly shooting in san francisco last weekend. ring with hot last night in san francisco, a prayer vigil and community event was held outside the united players headquarters on howard street. city leaders, advocates and families of the victims killed sunday afternoon near almost allis chalmers park spoke out against the violence. just very another one last year. and i'll just actual list. please stop. this has to stop. this is a community issue that if we don't come together. we can't expect it to get any better. rudy thank you for bringing our united players together because all of us have a role to play in this and district attorney chase a boudin called forgetting ghost guns off the streets this morning, the united states and the european union or announcing a new round of sanctions against russia as well as the start. of an investigation into potential war crimes. alex hogan reports from weste

amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis, amanda. thank you. here at home. a business owner frustrated over worsening conditions at homeless camps near his music studio, he says disputes at the camps have lead to shootings and violent attacks . ktvu s amberleigh has more on how city leaders are responding. oh look, there's the ax. casey shows me the pickaxe that was used by a homeless man in an attack sunday morning shortly before 10 30. the incident was captured on surveillance camera . i saw one of our one of the folks over here. um run across the street with a pickaxe and start smashing the car with somebody in it. the incident took place just outside the casey sound wave studios oet ine says, encampment fires, drug dealing and people dumping stolen vehicles in the area are ongoing problems can endanger. uh people in the city people have businesses. my customers, my staff. it's not fair that we're having to face this nearby on the 3400 block of mandela parkway, a security guard was killed last thursday night while working at a community cabin site. a sour

a lot of sand and dust is being spun up around. tenicia that includes tunis with a hive. 20 degrees and for south africa, the province quasi luna tall. it is dry for now. on thursday, durban, 27 degrees showers for the western cape in the eastern cape. but unfortunately on friday it looks like we've got another wave of rain for flood stricken areas of quite zulu natal. ah, in 2018. a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government . i'm president. soc, is younger group home power? i'm going to live with this were a new documentary follows. he's known boylen campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with i am not alone on munious velvet revolution on al jazeera. with blue ah, welcome back you watching al jazeera mind. if i told stories this hour, another to palestinians have been shot dead by the israeli army and the occupied westbank that happened during confrontations near jeanine. israeli forces have been carrying out raids on villages on a refugee camp. the flagship of russia's black sea fleet has been severely damaged . i, bloss mcclain say

amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis over time we lose our capacity. to distinguish between fact. opinion. and wholesale fiction. have used this plant president barack obama visits the area, his warning that the power of social media and technology might be going unchecked. jimmy garoppolo made an appearance on ktvu this morning later in sports here from the quarterback on the status of the bill samuels wishes to be traded. also had many p genie customers saw their bills go up recently and now another rate after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. (music throughout) stun connection with a credible campus-wide threat today. it happened this morning. campus officials immediately canceled all classes until students to shelter in place. officers searched the campus for the first responsible and lifted the lockdown several hours later. officials say there is no longer a threat to campus safety vaccine for ch

schools, and that's going to happen today at three o'clock in san rafael, amanda quintana ktvu fox, tunis. the nationwide mask requirement for public transit is being extended for another two weeks. the order was set to expire on april 18th. but today the centers for disease control and prevention extended it by two weeks, citing an increase in covid cases. the administration had been hoping to roll out a more flexible masking strategy this week to replace that nationwide requirement. in a statement wednesday, the cdc said it will take time to assess the impact the rise of cases has on severe disease, including hospitalizations and deaths and healthcare system capacity. yo macron and sub variant b. a two is the dominant strain right now in the united states. it accounts for 86% of covid cases in the country and more than 90% in the northeastern part of the country where cases are on the rise. scientists say that vaccines are offering those strong protection against severe illness and death at noon. one person is under arrest after a shooting during an illegal sideshow in livermore. police

amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis. already there's the weather system moving through the state of california from eureka and the north del north county all the way south moving into malibu in los angeles right now to the southern zones and seeing as he heavy showers now moving into central coast. the mountains are mountains. still getting hit? pretty hard mammoth getting hit pretty hard change on 50 and 80 right now. here's what happened earlier today, we had a tornado warning up in the central valley . i'm gonna back it up to when it was warm enough and the sun was out so we could get these stuff sells going and write about let's see. six o'clock it was right here. so this line of showers right here in the con. you see a little hook kind of developing on the north side of these. they basically prompted the national weather service issues tornado warning for over an hour. that was a very strong system that moved through a series of cells that lasted multiple hours. so very strong storm there as we go into our area toni

some showers in tunis with a hive 20 degrees. and over the next few days, a tropical cycle may form in the booze and be channeled either way. a lot of rain and wind for northern mozambie and a feat of some showers for these strength. kate pushing into quote zulu natal. it's dry and durbin on friday, but that will change on saturday. okay, i'm out of time soon. ah. as climate change heat up, the planet, one scientist intend to take his back to the i think he said the permafrost below, he's real picky thing animal to the grasslands above starting with the living creatures that planning to resurrect an extinct species. ah, could this appraise save our wealth? witness the zim of hypothesis on al jazeera, investigative journalism. my role in this fire type, the information about global experts and discussion the pandemic didn't create all of these problems. it showed us our true colors, voices from different corners. we don't need to sensationalize how we fail these stories. what journalists do best is look at the heart of the story.

amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis northern arizona wildfire has exploded in size growing to more than 20,000 acres. strong winds causes so called tunnel fire to spread quickly in an area about 15 miles northeast of the town of flagstaff. and it's one of half a dozen fire crews are working to responding to right now across the state. fax is actually syriana joins us live from the firefight. now, with more actually tell us about hi, andre. well where i'm at right now. this is as close as we can go safely and police have the road blocked off, except for people who do do need to get home quickly just to get some essential things like medication . but just last night, you can see a big cloud of smoke and flames burning about a mile behind me where there are homes in the area. the scene is, of course, actively constantly changing, and people who live in the area there. just eager to get back home. more than 700 people have been evacuated dozens of buildings destroyed and around 201st responders are on the ground fighting this tunnel fire and for the people who live in this area there, just hoping

many see that as contravenes the constitution. eliza baldwin has more from tunis, the m. p. 's being questions, they're currently at the camps, terrorism police station. and mr. she can a, she is, can vote to your parents at 4 o'clock to finish in time this afternoon. i to the politicians have already been released from questioning, but they've been given 2nd dates for further questioning. that's scifi side and topic for t t. so they've been asked to come back on the april the 5th. so the way it's looking is that this is going to be quite a long drawn out investigation. i. there was a lot of tension nervousness on tuesday and people were expecting arrest back then . and jerry, what sort of the jack boots kicking down the door cylinders, the scenario was rushing through people's minds at that time. but it looks as this is going to be quite a long drawn out process. parliament was probably was supposed to be convening. another plenary session on saturday, but they're holding back from organizing another plenary session until they're there sure though, again to be enough m p 's

ktvu fox, tunis. new this morning welcome. police are investigating a deadly shooting near lake merritt. officers responded to the shooting on lakeshore avenue near 12th street around nine o'clock last night. oakland fire crews were also on the scene and say the victim had multiple gunshot wounds. the man later died from his injuries. police have not released any other details about the victim or a possible suspect . also new this morning attorneys for a man who was shot by san jose police officer holding a news conference today to announce their filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of san jose attorneys for 20 year old k on green say on march 27th. he was attacked by a man he did not know at a taco area. they say one of the man's friends pulled a gun and pointed it at him. at that point, they say, green took the gun and was backing out of the restaurant holding the gun above his head, and he was shot by a police officer. he was hit in the leg, arm and stomach. sacramento police now say at least five people w

president science decision to disband it inside accused him of trying to stage a coup. volkswagen is in tunis, jones of life. how a protest looking well the price, i says that she been slowing down, but there was some 4000 people or so on avenue boat dba. it's almost double the amount that we saw at the last big for test back in march in front of the parliament building. it's been mostly peaceful, but the police have been trying to disperse people. and they sent me sort of a lot of road blocks and stopped more people coming out for the, the round about the, the roads leading into avenue bulky by. so although it's been peaceful, it's been heavily controlled. i'm they, they've also been putting out an image as a sort of piece of propaganda to make it that only about $400.00 people took part. but it, so it's a very crudely put to get a digital image. and that one of the activists within the move makes jacqueline mode barrett said to please, are you counting yourselves, not us. so this certainly as a, as swelling in the movement and it's more diverse. a lot of people have been accusing this is be

come back strong after another hit to their business live in santa rosa, amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis. thanks, amanda, wishing them the best for sure. new this morning. san jose police say they've arrested all of the suspects involved in a robbery and shooting inside of san jose mall. this happened just days before christmas last year surveillance video you see now from december 20th inside oakridge mall, police say that's nehlen hobson plattner walking with his girlfriend. that's when police say two gang members named ulysses jimenez and paul #### approached and robbed him of jewelry. as you see in the video, the robbery victim. eventually pulls out a gun out of his backpack and start shooting. luckily nobody was hit by those bullets. all three men have now been arrested in the gunman faces multiple counts of attempted murder. the travel industry is reacting to the biden administration's decision to extend the federal mask mandate for planes and airports , really all mass transit by two more weeks, jonathan siri has more from atlanta. such a simple way not to be ill or spread any ger

tunis amanda . thank you happening now thousands of nurses that sutter health facilities are on a one day strike protesting their working conditions. 8000 nurses at 18 center health facilities across northern california taking part in this one day strike today. this includes 12 bay area healthcare facilities, negotiations have stalled, and the nurses say the main issue here is staffing. well we've been through all of the channels to try to improve staffing and proved nursery tension, and it's fallen on deaf ears. so now we are taking it to the strike line. the contract disputes gone on since june of last year. subtle, subtle health plans to bring in temporary contract workers to staff its hospitals and clinics today released a statement this morning that said , in part quote by moving forward with today's costly and disruptive strike. union leadership has made it clear they are willing to put politics above patients and the nurses they represent, despite the intervention of federal mediators and our

tunis amanda. thank you. the search is still on this morning for a man who committed a mass shooting on a brooklyn subway train. police say a gunman launched smoke grenades that opened fire on that crowded train hitting at least 10 people with gunfire. law enforcement officials say the attack could have been worse. they say the gun jammed during the shooting, preventing more rounds from being fired. clearly this individual boarded the train and was intent on violence. we will use every resource we can to bring those to justice who continue to prey on the citizens of new york. police are still searching for the gunman. officers say they found a u haul key at the scene and found the u haul van a few miles away. they connected it to 62 year old frank james, new york's mayor says this man is now the suspect. barrier transit leaders responding to the attack in new york say they're increasing security and want to reassure passengers. the transit is safe community is working closely with san francisco police and sai

amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis. sorry amanda. thank you for that. today. the u.e of a former high school football goes from washington state who preyed on the field after games. now this decision from the court could reset the line between separation of church. and stay for the entire nation. caroline shively as the story from washington. this former high school coach is fighting for the right to prey on the football field after games started out of prayer by myself and no students , but over the years they started joining me as if they could join. and over the years that kind of groom grew the school district in bremerton, washington, said joseph kennedy's public prayers while on the job could make students feel pressured to pray and opened the district up to lawsuits. on monday, the supreme court heard oral arguments in the case. this doesn't seem like a new problem. it just seems like a line drawing problem. i see what's bothering you, but i don't think you're right to perceive the case through that lens. the justices ruling could change the fundamentals of ho

after 4 boats carrying 120 migrants and refugees sank near tunis. yeah, the coast guard rescued at least 98 people off the coast of se, facts. it's become a departure point for people seeking a better life in europe. security forces in lebanon have filed into the air to disperse protests as angry at the sinking of a boat carrying migrants and refugees. stones were thrown at an army checkpoint in the northern city of triplet survivors and relatives of the victim say the lebanese military deliberately rammed the vessel military have not commented. charles was among 6 people killed when the boat sank overnight. dozens of others were rescued. argentinian farmers, blood roads in the capital, in protest against export taxes on agricultural products to raise a boat. has this report now from borders. us an uncommon site in the city of win, aside as tractors from across the country came to argentina's capital to protest against the government of alberta for madness. and that it me less traveled from the province of santa fe. he explained why he and others li

amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis.un suspect who killed two people. police have a warrant for 55 year old jose correa, weezer. in connection to the crash that killed two women on april 7th investigators say render kerr and her daughter kuljit cur crossing ocala avenue in south san jose when they were struck while in the crosswalk. police say they found the suspect's red pickup truck. but he's missing. he faces charges of vehicular homicide and felony hit and run. a decades old richmond homicide case has been solved, bringing closure to the victims, family attorney general rob bonta and contra costa county district attorney diana beckton say investigators have identified jerry lee henderson as the suspect responsible for the 1999 murder. of mika. widely police found her inside a home on carlson boulevard, where she had been tied up in smothered to death. henderson died 11 days later of a suspected drug overdose. investigators were able to link him to the killing by using the latest advances in dna technology. comparing

amanda keown, thanet ktvu, fox tunis. alright thank you.day's shooting on a brooklyn subway. now police say a gunman launched smoke grenades and then they started shooting on the crowded train hitting at least 10 people, but law enforcement says it could have been a lot worse. investigators say the gun jammed during the shooting, and that prevented more rounds from being fired. clearly this individual boarded the train and was intent on violence. we will use every resource we can to bring those to justice who continue to prey on the citizens of new york. police are still searching for that gunman. police say they found a u haul key at the scene . they found the band a few miles away and connected it to 62 year old frank james, who new york city's mayor said, is now the suspect. in response to the attack in new york bay area transit leaders are increasing security they want to reinsure reassure passengers transit is safe. uni says it's working close with san francisco police and that there are no credible threats for other transit systems. b

amanda quintana ktvu fox, tunis . thank you. time is now 505.t arrested in connection with the mass shooting in downtown sacramento is due in court later today. he's 26 year old dondre martin booked for assault and illegal gun possession, but so far he has not been charged with the mass shootings itself. now three men and three women were killed in that mass shooting early sunday morning. 12. others were hurt. investigators say the shooting followed the street fight shortly after bars and nightclubs had closed. the police recovered one weapon at the scene of the shooting. it also searched three homes is part of this investigation. and investigators say a video is circling online right circulating right now showing what happened early sunday morning, moments before the shooting started, and the police want to see more of that video. a q r code has been set up by authorities to make it easy for anyone to submit their video of the gunfire that q r code is right there on your tv screen right now. dozens of people who gathered in downtown sacramento

amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis what school district on the peninsula , changing its policies for studentsom after major covid-19 outbreak 90 students at some motel high school tested positive for the virus after going to the prom last month. the district says mass were strongly recommended, but many students chose not to wear them. so for hillsdale high school's prom, except for this coming weekend, mass will be required along with the negative covid test. san francisco school say they will be following health guidelines encouraging but not requiring masks. at upcoming prompts we're following our local guidelines in our local public health guidelines are strongly recommending masks as you see in any, um any restaurant or place that you walk into those are the same public health guidelines that we are following. san jose unified schools are also following the guidelines, but saying three of the district six high schools have moved their promise to levi stadium, where they can enjoy the indoor and outdoor space. angeles county public health department has reinstated its mask mandate for pub

tunis amanda. thank you. time is now. 77 ukrainian president zelensky due to address the u. n security council this morning, warning that more disturbing images about the russian invasion. are likely to be found in towns that russian troops had occupied. and i have to warn you now, some of the images in my story may upset , you know, in the town of buca . the bodies of civilians are scattered in the streets, some of them their hands are tied. there's signs of torture, and they were shot at close range. president dolinsky went to buka to see it for himself and called it genocide. name these are war crimes and they will be recognized by the world as genocide. we know of thousands of people killed and tortured with severed limbs raped women murdered children. this is a genocide. russia denies the accusation, saying the scenes there and buja were staged by the ukrainians in the eastern city of mary appall people are still burying the dead in mass graves. and again, russian forces stopped busses that were supposed to be rescuing people who were trapped. rather substantial number

amanda quintana ktvu fox, tunis. amanda thank you. let's see what traffic is doing.s on 6 80. yeah back to work back to school day for a lot of people sell. a lot of people are on the road this morning. it got kind of a late start. some people have been delayed by issues on the roads that ghassemi and 6 80. it's very slow out of fairfield this morning driving down into venetia. we had earlier crash on the beneath the bridge that was there for hours. it's gone now. but traffic is very slow coming out of the fairfield area. 80 is slow through vellios. people are avoiding the beneath the bridge . and it's slow again to richmond and the berkeley just a lot of slowing there. when you get out to the bay bridge, there's a backup as well. so it's not a light commute at all. and see san mateo bridge is busy. looks like there's a stalled vehicle somewhere on that span and look at the richmond bridge. lot of slow traffic here now there could be something on the spin. but it was getting slower already. this is just not great news. one on one in san jose is slow and so is to 80 i

tunis coliseum. gotta love it. thanks, amanda.rst visit to cleveland and a 14 years with a sweet they took an early lead against the guardians and then never had to look back . giants won 8 to 1 and swept the series in cleveland, san francisco, now tied with the dodgers for the best record in baseball with a record of seven wins. 22 8 30 to hear the biggest city in the bay area could soon change what it does when it comes to drug treatment in an effort to quell an increase in violent crime and the targeting of small businesses in san jose, one study showed 60% of arrest for drug related crimes on the streets and encampments in san jose involved methamphetamine. a new plan aims to get the people behind those arrests. the lasting help they need we welcome as we do every month, san jose mayor sam liccardo two mornings onto thanks for being with us. and i said, great to be with you. good morning. good morning. good to have you before we get into details here. let's sort of think about what's happening. big picture. this plan does appe

covid in schools, and that starts today at three o'clock live in san rafael amanda quintana ktvu fox, tunis. amanda thank you. the omicron sub variant b a two is still the dominant covid strain in the united states. the cdc says it now accounts for 86% of covid cases nationwide and more than 90% in the northeastern united states, where cases are on the rise. the national seven day average of new coronavirus cases is up nearly 10% to now more than 28,000. scientists say that vaccines are offering strong protection against severe illness and death. yeah. that's the sound of people in shanghai , china, screaming from their windows after two weeks of lockdown, shanghai ordered the measure to control the recent surge in covid cases. more than 200,000 cases have been reported . there is no confirmed information about deaths. 77 we're now hearing president biden will announce an extra $750 million in weapons for ukraine, and the announcement could happen today. reportedly they're still deciding what kind of a mix of military equipment to send the ukraine. but the defense department official says t

fox tunis, amanda. thank you time. 7 35.this is day two of a closely watched trial in san francisco. it's targeting some of the nation's biggest drug manufacturers and retailers. opening statements started yesterday in san francisco's lawsuit against those companies for their alleged role in america's opioid epidemic. the case involves most of the major opioid makers and distributors as well as pharmacies like walgreens. we need to make sure that they're held accountable for the impact to san francisco in california. now the lawsuit alleges the company's helped create a demand for illegal drugs like fentanyl have created an overdose crisis in san francisco's tenderloin and other parts of the city. lawyers from walgreens and the other defendants will respond later today when they present their opening statements. federal appeals court has ruled the state does not have to require california prison employees to be vaccinated. the court ruled yesterday. california prisons are already taking proper precautions to protect employee

amanda quintana ktvu, fox tunis. thank you, amanda.alez will not face charges. the district attorney's office says the evidence does not support criminal charges, calling the use of force reasonable now the 26 year old gonzalez died while being restrained last year after officers responded to calls of an intoxicated man and a theft. the coroner found. gonzalez died from methamphetamine use combined with the stress of being restrained federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the city by gonzalez's mother is still pending. a former state employee has been sentenced to prison for her role in a scheme that defrauded the california department of public health of $2 million.48 year old christine . i will moto has been sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay $481,000 in restitution to was convicted of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. at the office of aids between december 2017 and november 2018 will moto and others used fake in this and a shell company to divert at least $2 million in cash, gift cards and pu

hopefully tomorrow live in santa rosa mannequin thanet ktvu fax tunis. alright, amanda.to buy twitter, according to an sec filing. musk offered $54.20 a share in cash to buy all outstanding shares of the san francisco based social media company stock. that values twitter at about $43 billion now must reportedly claims twitter has quote extraordinary potential, and he could unlock it, but it would have to be as a private company. musk is already twitter's largest shareholder. this past weekend, he decided against joining twitter's board of directors are time now. 604 well this morning. still no final approval about changing the borders of the districts for san francisco supervisors. the task force there rejected what was supposed to be the final draft map after meeting for almost seven hours. san francisco chronicle says the updated maps split the tenderloin and south of market into different districts. potrero hill and the bayview were also separated. there were complaints. there's new map would divide neighborhoods that have similar interests and similar needs. any char