u.s. state of california say they have saved a populated area from wildfires that are sweeping across the north of the state was diverted from the city of clear lake into the national forests at least six people have died and seven more still missing since the fires broke out more than a week ago destroyed more than eight hundred homes and displaced thousands of families say now with all the headlines and we're back with another news after the street. getting to the heart of the matter unless we have new generations growing up to understand better our relationship with the natural world and soon there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies the positive all the friends and used to inform taking place here their story on talk to al-jazeera. ok and you're in the stream. millions turned out to vote one day in them by always historic close run election day we ask what's next for the country post mugabe so tweet us a comment in the live chat and you too could be in the street. monday zimbabweans voted in the country's first election since former president robert mugabe was

u.s. state of california say they've saved a populated area from wildfires the sweeping across the north of the state if i was diverted from the city of late of clear lake into the national forest at least six people have died and seven more still missing since the fires broke out more than a week ago and destroyed more than eight hundred homes and displaced thousands of families campbell is under has more from reading in northern california. the fires are still raging across northern california but the cleanup here in redding is going to take months maybe even years in some cases this is just what's left of one home here this was the garage and you can see inside some of the remains are what's left of it you see there well looks like a clothes dryer a water tank and that's really the only thing that you really recognize that. everything else has just been reduced to ash and twisted metal just to see how hot this fire was this is the car that was in the front driveway and the back of it just simply melted away that's one thing firefighters continue to tell us that these fires are particular

u.s. state of california has found guilty of causing terminal cancer in a plaintive was exposed to its weed killer as well they ordered the chemicals giant which is now owned by germany's bya to pay two hundred fifty million dollars in punitive damages plus that one million compensation court's authority is in san francisco fastrack the case because the man is dying wayne johnson had used the chemicals in his job as a groundskeeper. did roundup pro or ranger pro fail to perform as safely as an ordinary consumer would have expected when you used or misused in an intended or reasonably foreseeable way answer yes was the roundup pro or ranger pro design a substantial factor in causing harm to mr johnson answer yes. what amount of punitive damages if any do you award to mr johnson answer two hundred fifty million dollars i'm glad to be here to be able to help with a cause is way bigger than me so hopefully this thing will start to get the attention that it needs to get right supposed to make a good choice every major known human carcinogen had a moment like this a moment when the science finall

u.s. state of california has found one son two guilty of causing terminal cancer in a plaintiff who was exposed to it. they ordered the chemicals giant which is now owned by germany's bya to pay millions in damages quote authorities in some francisco fast tracked the case because the man is dying. shortly after the verdict was handed down joy is written on dwayne johnson's face monsanto must now pay around two hundred ninety million dollars in damages johnson blames the companies we killers like round up for causing his cancer they contain the chemical glyphosate after i learned about roundup in. reaping i'm glad to be here to be able to go with a cause is way bigger than me and during his career as a groundskeeper johnson used large quantities of the herbicide very schools but in two thousand and fourteen he was diagnosed with lymph node cancer the verdict was unanimous. did monsanto failed to adequately warn of the potential risks answer yes. was the lack of sufficient warnings a substantial factor in causing harm to mr johnson answer yes monsanto says its products are safe it has promised to

stricken by drought the worst in decades promise of finding it hard to even keep their animals alive and already getting state aid and the u.s. state of california is also facing severe drought water supplies have been declining there for decades but this year the situation is especially grim and the result is that overall more wheat and corn will be consumed in twenty eighteen than can be produced reserves already dwindling. spoke to nineteen climb professor of international food economics and rural development at the gaelic outpost university in getting and here in germany i asked him whether this summer really has been so unusual yes it was very unusual especially when you look at the northern hemisphere northern europe and germany some stations have reported the august summer since the official recordings of weather data so yes this is an extreme case and it's very unusual when we compared with the past it may not be so unusual when we compare it with what's the climate change deniers are predicting for the future not only the mean temperature is but also more frequent weather extremes such as the drop that we saw this year all right so ther

areas of australia are also stricken by drought the worst in decades farmers are finding it hard to keep their animals alive state aid has been allocated to landholders the u.s. state of california is also facing severe drought water supplies have been declining for decades but this year is especially grim more wheat and corn will be consumed in twenty eighteen they can be produced reserves the dwindling. germany has the amounts three hundred forty million euros to help farmers if by drought as the result of a cabinet meeting today help can't come soon enough we visited a couple of farms just outside. the fields in brandenburg or some of the sandy astin germany and it hasn't rained in the region to april for weeks drought related damage has prompted the german farmers association to demand rapid financial aid now that the government announced millions of euros in assistance the farmers lobby says prioritization will be key. in so vilma's i will i would like to stress that it's important to support the farms that have suffered really bad setbacks losses of more than thirty percent oxygen we don't want to cast a wide net. we want to target the aid where it's needed most. is to all

u.s. state of california say they've saved a populated area from wildfires that is sweeping across the north of the state the fire was diverted from the city of clear lake into the national forest at least six people have died and seven more still missing since the fires broke out more than a week ago they have destroyed more than eight hundred homes and displaced thousands of families. who are now up to date with all the headlines i'll be back with more news here on al-jazeera that's after my cuba. china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east. china to secure its resources for the future. as a whole dallas expect to grow we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. i. think. we will know i. want to just you know this to you. if the person i. mean they will. look at the guy. but i. bet all. they get. over me. oh. i. forgot to look there when i went to. the only one i had. they see that. if they want a lot of those. then i want to a little loco i don't know if i want to be in the. background or my lack of

u.s. state of california say they've saved a populated area from wildfires there's a sweeping across the north of the state if i was diverted from the city of clear lake into the national forest at least six people have died and seven more still missing since the fires broke out more than a week ago. now with all the headlines we're back with another news update on al jazeera after the system. don't want to speak today for the voiceless those who doubt come out of prison speak for themselves i did everything innocent man could possibly do everything that you love is taken away from. i think the president has the greatest power of anybody in our society he is a powerful life and death i was in pretty good twenty one based on false allegations that just means you can check me check my truck i don't shoot anybody i have anything to do not if the prosecutor doesn't have integrity of the prosecutor is going to seek convictions for the sake of convictions when the prosecutor is dangerous for instance and so. the american criminal justice system and forces are laws and keeps watch over a person. who

u.s. state of california one of the worst hit areas close to the city of reading. ports . the city of reading in the state of california remains envelop by a thick layer of smoke and ash that is blocking everything including the sun it's been like this for the past five days making homes is heating advice from health officials who say any time people are outside should wear masks i've lived here for twenty five years and. i've seen a lot of fires a lot of fires but it's pretty bad this time we've had like ash and embers. still it's been a week. in quality indexes any number of two hundred is considered days. unhealthy in reading it's registered as high as two hundred seventy three in recent days local hospitals are busy with people suffering from breathing problems particularly the people most vulnerable some people have something called c o p d which is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease typically it comes from smoking for a long time what happens to them though because of their breathing in these fine particles and it's getting in the lung and fortune causes inflammat

definitely going to be one of the worst fire seasons in the united states in decades taking a breath on july for us in writing in northern california thank you kate. now a u.s. judge has blocked a company from releasing the blueprints of three d. printed guns eight u.s. states have filed a lawsuit against the trump administration after it reached a settlement with the texas based defense distributed to publish the printing files online but president trump appeared to oppose this in a tweet on tuesday rob reynolds has more details. this is the computer generated weapon that's causing the uproar a crude single shot plastic pistol the united states of america will be the biggest exporter of terror. if we fail to stop these goats gun specifications for the gun were developed by cody wilson a self-styled anarchist as long as you have the right to keep and bear arms you have the right to make them in june the trumpet ministration broccoli gave up on a years long legal battle to prevent him from putting the gun plans on line wilson's diagrams allow a variety of firearms models to be made by anyone including convicted criminals mentally disturbed people or children

u.s. state of california is threatening a retirement community that's prompting evacuation orders for thousands of senior citizens the so-called holy fire has already destroyed sixteen strong chizen it lake elsinore in southern california police say a fifty one year old man is under arrest on multiple alson related charges the fire is full of home twenty thousand people from their homes is just one of nearly twenty wildfires burning in california chris and kahlo is a journalist in southern california he says about half of the fire has been contained at this concern about changing winds this could be the worst wildfire season on record and we're on pace to set a lot of records here we already have now the largest wildfire in california history being sent with mendocino complex fire there up in iraq two hundred ninety two thousand acres with amazing about that is we just broke the record for the largest wildfire with the thomas fire which was finally extinguished back in february and that that had broken the record that we didn't think was going to be broken again for like another decade you also

u.s. state of california it's the second assault on the religious minority there in the area in the last two weeks the sikh community says that since donald trump became president has been an increasing number of hate crimes towards its members may find the following video upsetting. this seems to be more of their trend after post nine eleven and in america they weren't really tracking the sheet crimes on six but after certain incidents including deaths in the post nine eleven or deaths of six men they started tracking it in a in two thousand and fifteen and the estimates are for this year one of the majors six and right organization estimates it to be once a week now so. what we do know is that they started tracking it about three years ago it was no one so we and it definitely has escalated in their trunk their own war and it is a direct correlation between fact there was a study you know right after nine eleven which showed that how the correlation between those who people in america perceived to be terrorists primarily were turban on and i don't looking for anyone who is there terrible l

by drought the worst in decades farmers of finding it hard to keep their animals alive state aid has been allocated through landholders the u.s. state of california is also facing severe drought water supplies have been declining for decades but this year is especially grim more wheat and corn will be consumed in twenty eighteen they can be produced reserves a dwindling. germany is the amount three hundred forty million euros to help farmers hit by drought that's the result of a cabinet meeting today here in berlin help can't come soon enough we visited a couple of funds just outside the capital the fields in brandenburg are some of the sandia sin germany and it hasn't rained in the region since april for weeks drought related damage has prompted the german farmers association to demand rapid financial aid now that the government announced millions of euros in assistance the farmers lobby says prioritization will be key. i would like to stress that it's important to support the farms that have suffered really bad setbacks losses of more than thirty percent oxygen we don't want to cast a wide net. we want to target the aid where it's needed most.

u.s. state of california say they have saved a populated area from wildfires that are sweeping across the north of the state the fire was diverted from the city of clear lake into the national forest at least six people have died and seven more are still missing since the fires broke out more than a week ago they destroyed more than eight hundred homes and displaced thousands of families you have to say now with all the headlines and we're back with another half of the news after the stream. getting to the heart of the matter unless we have new generations growing up to understand better our relationship with the natural world then soon there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies the positive all the friends and institutions from taking place here their story on talk to al-jazeera. i am for me ok and you're in the stream of millions turned out to vote one day in them by a boy's historic close run election day we ask what's next for the country post mugabe so he tweeted this comment in the life you tube chat and you too could be in the street. monday zimbabweans vote

wide areas of australia are also stricken by droughts the worst in decades farmers are finding it hostie even keep their animals alive and already getting state aid and the u.s. state of california is also facing severe drought water supplies of been declining there for decades but this year the situation is especially grim and the result is that overall war weezer and core will be consumed in twenty eighteen then can be produced and reserves are already twinned ling well and there is also a drought in mexico and the farmers there have found a very particular culprit and with that i would like to cross over to our financial correspondent in frankfurt daniel i understand to that folks is causing the drought what is the story. yeah very interesting story monica and i have to admit i have never heard about something like that before well here's the story in the state of mexico volkswagen has a big production plan they're producing every year thousands of cars there so mexican farmers are indeed saying that volkswagen it is the volkswagens fault that they're having this drought period there in this area because of what volkswagen is supposedly doing they're using hail cannons to pro

u.s. state of california has found a wind killer sold by chemical giant monsanto calls the cancer of a school grounds and is being seen as a landmark decision which could pave the way for thousands of other cases some financial analysts say months monsanto's future could be at risk from washington mike hanna reports. claim of damages this was the first lawsuit concerning life phosphate to go to trial and after a month of hearing evidence and three days of deliberation the jury decided that it had caused the wayne johnson's cancer did round up pro or ranger pro failed to perform as safely as an ordinary consumer would have expected when used or misused in an intended or reasonably foreseeable way answer yes was the roundup pro or range of pro design a substantial factor in causing harm to mr chance and answer yes the size of the punitive damages awarded to the jury's belief that the company monsanto had acted with malice and had not the spawn did to the plaintiffs concerns during the years to use the product as a groundskeeper what amount of punitive damages if any do you award to mr johnson a

u.s. state of california is also facing severe droughts water supplies have been declining there for decadesut this year the situation is especially grim the result is that overall more wheat and corn will be consumed in twenty eight hundred than can be produced and reserves already twinkling. well let's bring in an expert now when it comes to heat extreme weather and the impact on food a matting time professor of international food economics and rural development i was doing a vessel in gutting and good to have you with us so we had a sweltering summer not only here in germany but it's been hot around the world and everyone is going on about just how hot and dry this summer was was a greenie that's unusual yes it was very unusual especially when you look at them over hemisphere northern europe and germany stations in every part of the august summer since the official recordings of weather data so yes this is an extreme case and it's very unusual when we compared with the past not be so unusual when we come here and with what's the climate change deniers are predicting for the future not onl

u.s. state of california where they're expected to burn at least until the end of this month more than ten thousand firefighters are working to get these fires out once they've destroyed homes lives and forced evacuations across the state all right else has more from los angeles. where. that point breaking a record set only a few months ago the mendocino complex fire has become the largest wildfire in california history the blaze has devoured more than one thousand seven hundred square kilometers about the size of the entire city of los angeles more than eleven thousand structures are under threat of burning and new evacuations have been ordered in some areas we re firefighters are battling more than twenty active fires around the state more than fourteen thousand firefighters have been deployed some travelling from as far as australia and new zealand a european space agency astronaut captured these photos of the fire from the international space station in orbit the deadly spate of wildfires began two weeks ago with the blades in northern california near reading that fast moving conflagra

u.s. state of california say they have saved a populated area for wildfires that are sweeping across the north of the state if i was diverted from the city of clear lake into the national forest at least six people have died and seven more still missing since the fires broke out more than a week ago there are your headlines we're back with more news after walls of shame . in the last couple of years there's been a number of high profile exonerations of the wrongfully convicted based on police and prosecutorial misconduct you can check. i don't have anything to do nothing if the prosecutor is going to seek convictions convictions prosecutors dangerous exploring the dark side of american justice system with job on al-jazeera. in two thousand and two the israeli palestinian conflict was further inflame as a contentious border was cast in concrete. the following film first aired five years after construction began. as a separation wall. in the west bank village of. demonstration against the israeli government will take over ha.

u.s. state of california the blaze started near two buckle canyon in orange county just hours ago the fast moving flames have already burned between seventy five and one hundred acres of scrub a major disaster was the clear in california on sunday as more than a dozen wildfires burning across the state. then you christopher robin film will not be released in china and many believe that that's because leaders easy i'm paying is prickly about comparisons between him and one of the lead characters we need to prove yes china has a censorship of the cartoon bear started last year with authorities blocking images on social media because people were likening poos appearance to she's room brown has more. winnie the pooh of course means different things to different people to many children around the world he's the adorable pudgy bear with a partial for honey but it seems here in china he has become an enemy of the state that's because a new film made by disney christopher robin in which winnie the pooh of course has a starring role will not now be shown in china no reason has been given china impo

u.s. state of california firefighters say the blaze at mendocino is still growing further south in orange county a new fire is burning swathes of land people have been told to leave their homes as a precaution the army is sending troops to help emergency crews battling more than one hundred twenty five years those are your headlines up next it's inside story i'll have thirty minutes of world news for you when we come back top of the hour see that. bradway well this idea. that when they're on line it's undoubtedly chief. of again inequality in society today or if you join a sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to plead for change joining that. is peace possible in south sudan they fought for independence from sudan and when they got it the government forces and rival rebels roared with each other for years now another power sharing deal has been signed but will it hold this time this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the warring leaders in sou

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u.s. state of california, people there are in the middle of a dng russ and out of could be patrol wildfire season. 15 fires burning up and down that state, but some progress to report for you. firefighters are gaping grouini after days of battle the holy fire near los angeles. in just one day it's containment has jumped to 36%. some of the 21,000 residents forced to leave their homes, well they can now return. this was just the scene a few days ago. look at that. you see flames coming dangerously close to mohomes whe a man tries to hold them off with a garden hose, doing his best there. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. okay. oh, god, please, lord. >> oh my goodness, how terrifying. and the firefighters just standing there doing their thing. that homeowner watching in fear as you can hear flames inch so close to her home. more than 1,000 firefighters are working this one. in many cases they're using planes and fire retardant as a last line of defense. it has consumed nearly 9,000 hectares. and that isn't even california's largest wildfires. smoke has stretched now across the united state

u.s. state of california threatening a retirement community prompting evacuation orders for thousands of senior citizens the so-called holy fire has already destroyed sixteen structures near lake elsinore in southern california police say a fifty one year old man is under arrest on multiple austin related charges the holy fire has forced more than twenty thousand people from their homes it's also just one of the twenty wildfires burning across the state the f.b.i. agent who criticize the u.s. president in text messages join his twenty sixteen presidential campaign has been fired peter strong took to twitter calling donald trump a russian asset and an unhinged madman who is threatening the sovereignty of the u.s. struck as a third high ranking official to be let go by the agency under this administration is particle. peter struck was one of the f.b.i.'s top investigators in charge of looking into whether hillary clinton broke the law by using private e-mails and also whether the trump campaign colluded with the russian government he was on special counsel robert mueller steamed in till last year

u.s. state of california say they've saved a populated area from wildfires that are sweeping across the north of the state the fire was diverted from the city of kale ache into the national forest at least six people have dined and seven more still missing since the fires broke out more than a week ago they've destroyed more than eight hundred homes and displaced thousands of families every other thunder has more from reading in northern california the fires are still raging across northern california but the cleanup here in redding is going to take months maybe even years in some cases this is just what's left of one home here this was the garage and you can see inside some of the remains or what's left of it you see there well looks like a clothes dryer a water tank and that's really the only thing that you is really recognizable everything else has just been reduced to ash and twisted metal just to see how hot this fire was this is the car that was in the front driveway and the back of it just simply melted away that's one thing firefighters continue to tell us that these fires are particu

u.s. state of california expects to burn until at least the end of august more than ten thousand firefighters are battling the flames which have destroyed homes and forced evacuations right across the state rob reynolds has more from los angeles. right now breaking a record set only a few months ago the mendocino complex fire has become the largest wildfire in california history the blaze has devoured more than one thousand seven hundred square kilometers about the size of the entire city of los angeles more than eleven thousand structures are under threat of burning and knew with accusations have been in some areas we reefed. firefighters are battling more than twenty active fires around the state more than fourteen thousand firefighters have been deployed some travelling from as far as australia and new zealand a european space agency astronaut captured these photos of the fire from the international space station in orbit the deadly spate of wildfires began two weeks ago with the blades in northern california near reading that fast moving conflagration claimed seven lines and is still burn

states have followed california's example. what does it mean for those states going forward? >> it is almost impossible to overstate the importance of california in the ev market. it constitutes about half of u.s number of other states, mostly on the coast, have adopted california efficiency standards and zero emissions vehicle mandate california is putting in place. make no mistake, this is aimed at california and would hit hardest in california. alix: thank you very much. let's turn to commodities in chief. today, it is a texas railroad commissioner. first, a look at the problem facing permian producers. getting oil out of the permian isn't the only problem producers have. the big elephant in the room, natural gas. production sits at a record and is a stones throw away from maxing out its pipeline capacity. companies have to make a choice. find another producer to buy gas, slow down production until more pipelines are built, or flare. enter the railroad commission of texas. it lets you flare gas while drilling a well and for 10 days after completion. then you can get a 45-day permit and ask for an extension for 180 day sequentially. you can get that extension if there's a pending land negoti

u.s. pulled out of a nuclear deal with the country. while fires in california are showing no signs of abating with the u.s. state set to record one of its worst fire seasons in history far fight as a still back to seventeen blazes have killed eight people in the last week alone while the fast moving flames destroyed the early one hundred and twenty thousand hectares of the. you are officially up to date losing a car top stories this hour on the al-jazeera day stay with us for people in power and thanks as always for your company. once considered a war criminal now an aspiring presidential candidate in the democratic republic of congo. after his conviction was overturned by the international criminal court in the hague jumpier bamba talks towns as they are. struggling with a failing economy inadequate public services and the mental some attention of two rival regional power as many lebanese hopes recent elections might provoke reforms to help solve their problems but in a country where power is apportioned along sectarian undernourished declines little ever seems to disturb the status quo we went to find out why.

states. agreement, california had agreed to adopt those standards. now california and other states which account for about 35% of the u.s. vehicle market are planning to sue if the trump administration follis there with freezing the standards. the administration also proposed to prevent california from acquiring new rising number of zero emission vehicles, mostly electric vehicles, from being sold in the states. it set up a huge fight between large states like california, new york, and others that adopted those rules, and the administration over the future of vehicles and how many vehicles will have to be electrified. do these fuelrs efficiency standards apply to? suv's, cars? semis? guest: great question, there are two separate standards, we're talking about light-duty vehicles, passenger cars, suvs, vehicles under 8500 pounds. vehicles you and i would drive. semis have separate standards which were adopted during the obama administration, never having been regulated before in terms of efficiency. drivevehicle you would and can only apply to new vehicles. nothing sitting in your driveway now. standards require auto compa

of similar lawsuits it cost the u.s. . staying in california there's no end in sight to the state's wildfire of emergency with a rapidly moving blaze breaking out north of san francisco and destroying dozens of hectares of land two major fires elsewhere in the state's north have been mostly contained but a massive blaze in the state's south has nearly doubled in size. now turkish president richard type edouard is vowing to defy the united states as washington presses ankara to release a jailed american cleric on friday u.s. president all doubled his country's tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum imports sending the country's currency tumbling with turkey falling deeper into economic crisis everyone has again called on turks to exchange their dollars in euros for lira in a bid to shore up the turkish ghodsee. president tried to reassure a nervous public saying his government had the situation under control he promised turkey would ward off what he called an attack from abroad and called for an international struggle. if anyone has dollars euros or gold under their pillows they should go exchange it for turkish lira is it our

state of california. i think that fema aid is necessary. i do think that more support for u.s. department of interior, bureau of land management, who are managing these wild lands, 57% of the forests in the state of california are run by the u.s. forest service, they are federal lands. so it's important then to support those organizations, both for on the ground things like, you know, fire suppression, thinning of fuels, prescribed burns, and also for research, to understand fire behavior, to understand fire weather, to understand fuels better. so there are things that can be done at the federal level. but you know what, when you look at what happened at redding, when you look at what happened at santa rosa, when you look at what happened in ventura, where fires have gone from the wild land/urban interface right into the suburbs, right into towns, that's at the state level. we have to look at our zoning. we have to look at our construction materials. we basically have to look at where we have people on the land and how we protect them. >> right now we just have to thank those 1

states of the u.s. and you think about california alone, california is larger than canada.us has been predominantly focused in the u.s.. but we are rooting for all the canadians. we are fortunate that the canadians have really led the charge and really lead the conversation around compassionate care -- led the conversation around compassionate care. >> the health side of it was absolutely the draw for me. i was introduced in cannabis in 2011 and candidly did not have a strong working relationship with the plant. i was a bit naive. what i learned about the medical miracles this plant revives, whether it is a child with epilepsy or a veteran with ptsd, to me, it is the silver bullet. states has leded in a lot of things, but they are woefully behind as it relates to compassionate care with cannabis. but i will promise you this, and sadly, the united states it does lead in opiate overdose and opiate use. to me, we would like to put an end to that with cannabis. we are passionate about the medical side of this business. any of theou missed charts we showed you throughout the pro

his bill now goes to the state assembly advanced a bill that would make california the first u.s. state to completely eliminate bail for suspectsa vote of 41-27. counties would have to establish their own risk assessment systems to determine if the defendant should be released or kept in jail. under the guidelines, spects ar nonviolent misdemeanors would be released within 12 hours. those accused of violent felonies would stay in jail and wait for trial. this bill now goes to the senate. >>> two men are in jail after being arrested for violent robbery in san mateo. police were called to the 711 store early saturday morning. they found the store clerk badly injured lying on the ground. officers searching the neighborhood stopped at a gas station convenience store a few blocks away just as the clerk there was calling 911 about a man causing a disturbance. police detained that man identified as one of the suspects of the 7-eleven surveillance videothe second suspect into content -- suspect took him into custody. >>> officers were called at around 1:30 in the afternoon. woman says she was assaulted by her adult son, who was armed with a gun

states a prison policy initiative survey shows that in a number of states mostly in the southern u.s. where nations racial injustices are more prominent imprison people work for zero zero pay in the state of california they recently deployed and imprisoned workers to fight fire fighters for one dollar an hour on release the women who fight the fires are eligible to work as firefighters due to their training and we'll have more on these companies that are using prisoners the boost their bottom lines in the coming days. and cyber security comes up a lot these days we speak about it all the time it's important for companies that's important for countries that are facing a seemingly endless onslaught of cyber criminals looking to kill for everything from credit card numbers to state secrets here in d.c. the high tech crime investigation association holding a conference where people in the cyber security industry came to meet and hear speakers discuss various topics and with us and speaking with us now is one of those. is that our friend of the show todd shipley with the of various software todd thank you so much for being here it's great to have you in studio it's great to be here so tell us all the new

of its value it broke after the u.s. pulled out of a nuclear deal with the country firefighters in california still battling seventeen blazes the state is on course to record one of its worst fire seasons in history eight people have died in the past week. those are your current top stories on al-jazeera up next as witness i will be back with a full news hour the top of the hour but by. i was angry. for the whole two and a. one of. those. i had. to. pay to. jail so even the officers always have. very. little to gain by holding. my home would i don't why. they go. and they go to the are. in. my here to. get to. do. my difficult. good. deal. more. difficult. moody my move he. took my heat the my pater would do with to eat the heat a little too young. oh we're just i'm just coming into king he could be just a few. minutes outside. more kiddie a prison. with nick you know looking up then. oh. i dunno. i got that that i bought five. zero zero zero zero zero like a good thing that you think it's. stupid to keep the new york. who felt like it made me think it didn't need or i thought bucky of my did a doubt they did double pete up on the wa