us. for me, here in sacramento county, in june of 1976, i was 12. i grew up in the east area of sacramento near the cluster of where these crimes began. my sisters range from 10 to 16 at the time. as i have said many times over the last 18 years at least for me, for us, here in sacramento, it was a time of innocence in 1976. no one lock their doors. kids rode their bikes to school. parents let their children play outside. the only thing we were told as a family was you just needed to be home before dark. we didn't have things like cell phones or social media. and then for all of us here in this community, that lived in this community during this time, it all changed. for anyone that lived here in this community here in sacramento, the memories are very vivid. you can ask anyone who grew up here, everyone has a story. but it must be remembered that it was not just sacramento that this case deeply affected this entire state. and then in june of 2016, at the 40th anniversary for the beginning of this series, the east area rapist, a press conference hel

khaled yacoob always is a specialist on syria and he joins us here on d w thank you for being in our studio with us donald trump is threatening more forceful action what do you think that means what are his military options judging by the last time the military option was an attack that was merely slap on the wrist of. not only the civilian population of cd of this when the population have been targeted by the world war two type from bodman by russia the seat in the g.m. and also let's not lose let's not forget you don't we can see you know the specter of chemical weapons has been again used so unless you have a really forceful response of epic proportions assad would not be deterred russia would not need to leave it would be used on what would be that really forceful response something that would hurt the base of that is even the loyalist piece of that e.g. the security apparatus the secret police the alawite elite forces of the energy where they can feel some pain like the pain they have been inflicted against the sunni population only then when the. good he can have a second calcul

people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production you mightn't see i said joining us so far here in our international we are back soon with much more. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but no useful signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people i've seen stuff that was leaked or biological and chemical products the said do not the truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between burn pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from their exposure from the burn pits would bring literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the way to the decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they will have to pay a. call for help and get the middle finger to be used to model is. delayed and i hope you die. most definitely wasn't a victim. of any kind of that or thirty's to know what it's l

minister about that just a few minutes ago and he actually did not call a firm that let me also tell us here that the city is still here that big parts of this city still is a lockdown we're hearing that at this moment police authorities are taking a closer look at this van because also there has been this speculation about possible explosives inside of the van so also the police is taking a very close look as that as well we're also getting a statement at this moment they are also investigating more about this man that they're going to his apartment basically trying at this hour to find more about the man and of course what his plans and motives are given all of those open questions and you know how have people there in the city been reacting what have witnesses told you so far. but i've been to the city many times the city with about three hundred thousand inhabitants a big university a city here that is known that many people here are always right there a bicycle people are in shock here i can tell you that for sure as i said a little bit earlier this has been the first really a spring da

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that is what brings us here today. that is what chemical weapons are all about. that is why we must not stay silent in the face of horrible chemical weapons use in our own time. the first response to all of this death and injury was the 1925 geneva protocol which banned the use of chemical weapons and more. later in 1993, the chemical weapons convention was signed and that convention obligates all of its parties to quote - never under any circumstances, develop, produce, stockpile, transfer or use chemical weapons. it also prohibits all parties from assisting anyone to engage in these activities. the united states is a party to this convention. russia is a party to this convention. every country that is a member of the united nations security council, is a party to this convention. even the assad regime has pledged to abide by the convention. in theory, all of us agree on the core principle at stake today. no country can be allowed to use chemical weapons with impunity. now that we have established what we all agree on, let's ask ourselves, what should we be conde

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thanks for sharing your sunday with us here at r.t. other diplomatic spat over the case rages on russian staff of left the seattle consulate while american diplomatic workers have been seen leaving the u.s. mission in some petersburg ahead of its official closure on sunday it comes after moscow's announcement on thursday to expel sixty u.s. envoys and shut down the diplomatic compound a reciprocal response as well against the explains. brittle it's a remote include the expulsion of the same number of u.s. diplomats and withdrawal of our consent for the us consulate in some petersburg as far as other states are concerned we will always give amir a response for every russian diplomat kicked out from the two dozen or so countries one of their diplomats will be kicked out of russia almost all of those countries by the way either nato members or hopefuls the united states though may have to charter a jet sixty evidence diplomats have been ordered to leave russia the same number kicked out by washington you know what the u.s. consulate in st

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the impact with just one garcia the president of the united states student association who joins us here live in studio and alex behala bitch when i talk about drugs well specifically drug maker prospects and the cost of drugs and a bit about the war on opioids we're packed tighter than a drum outside the white house this afternoon let's have some fun first to some headlines. five thousand pilots jet blue have voted to unionize choosing the airline pilots association or a lp a as their collective bargaining unit the third time was the charm for the pilots who were defeated by management in two previous attempts at union representation since two thousand and nine they joined fifty thousand pilots represented by p.a. at delta and united the boat was roughly two to one in favor with just over four thousand ballots cast from the forty seven hundred eligible pilots l.p.s. says that while they start forming committees to. go shape the airlines first collective bargaining agreement their newest members are immediately entitled to

two of the best political analysts are joining us here tonight, ed rollins and michael goodwin. >> our top story, tragedy in toronto, 9 dead, a dozen others injured, after a driver ran down pedestrians, catherine herridge live in washington with the latest for us. reporter: canadian officials are calling this a major, complex investigation, after white van mowed down pedestrian during lunch hour leaving 9 dead, and 16 others injured, many in a level one trauma center. >> mobilize all available resources, i can assure the public all our available resources have been brought in to address the tragic situation, and investigate this situation. reporter: approximately 1:30 eastern, emergency call starts coming in that a van going 40 miles an hurry jumped curb, ramming pedestrians and anything in the way, passers by stopped on the spot doing cpr on the victim, dead were covered with blankets, will witnesses describe it as di deliberate. after the van stopped, suspect got out of the vehicle, and brandishing a black object, aren'ts report that -- witness reported that suspect claimed to have a

a pleasure having you with us here on this monday to share your time with us at r.t. international certainly many more worldwide news headlines coming your way at the top of the hour. we live in surreal times a short time ago even imagining a negotiated end to the tensions on the korean peninsula was a flight into fancy but here we are this is becoming a form policy victory for trying. palm oil is one of the most controversial products of odds on it's a solid vegetable found that's very cheap. in twenty seventeen production grew to sixty three million tons that rapid growth in international demand for cheap oil has led to the massive expansion of plantations which it means the destruction of rain forest. into these you know a lot more than ten million hiked as of unique rain forest has been destroyed and it's a process that just keeps going. welcome to sophie shevardnadze the violence by mental protests in north dakota and turnout tional headlines and has raised questions about extremism inside america's growing green movement is the danger of environmental terrorism

and they have kind of segregated us here away from their staging area. so what we will probably do is walk around to the other side. >> we are just trying to get a little bit oriented here. we had a caller who was near the walmart to building that says that is right across the street from the youtube building paired but what i was getting, we see police patting down people on the sidewalk. letting them leave the area, so we are trying to figure out where that is taking place. you do not see that happening where you are at? >> i do not, hang on for one second. the shooter has been caught. i keep hearing that, you do you know where the evacuees are being directed? how many people have been taken to hospitals? >> i do not know any of that information. >> we are doing the best we can. the deputy's are not forthcoming as far as giving us information. we are going to try to move around to the opposite side. i'm sorry, go ahead. >> you are doing a great job, working to get more information on the ground. we are going to break you free. as soon as you have more i

let's go to ken dilanian, intelligence and national security for us here at nbc, john flannery, former special prosecutor to the senate judiciary committee, and david corn, author of "the inside story of putin." as you know, russia's role in what is happening in syria and then russia's role here in the united states and what the president has been facing. it's a lot to put together, but many have said was the things that are happening here at home part of why we did things abroad? >> richard, i don't think there's any evidence of that, but what i've been focusing on with this issue is the information war. we're in an information war with russia right now, the united states is, and we appear to be losing it pretty badly. russia is pushing back against this strike in syria and alleging that the chemical attack was staged by britain and they're doing it on social media in english in a way that the united states really is ill equipped to respond to. the pentagon said today they've tracked a 2,000% increase in activity by russian bots and trolls on social media and the united states doesn't

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look, our constituents sent us here to stand for their interests. in land-lock states like kentucky and missouri, thousands and thousands of jobs depend on our inland waterways. in coastal states like delaware, washington, and florida, major ports enable hundreds of billions of dollars of u.s. commerce. and of course the people of hawaii relying on shipping for everything from groceries to gasoline. in all of these states and elsewhere, i know workers and job creators were excited about the prospective of reform -- the prospect of reform in this area. how do i know that? because in several cases, they successfully persuaded their own democratic senators to support it -- or so it had seemed until today. you know, americans might be forei have goin' for thinking that persuading their senator to go out of their way and cosponsor a bill might be the same thing as persuading them to actually vote for it. apparently, where several of my democratic colleagues are concerned, that's simply not the case. because when party leaders came calling and asked my co

story we can cross live to rick sterling who is an investigative journalist thanks for being with us here on our to international. so rick we just heard sara sanders suggesting other countries should expel more russian diplomats this is despite the latest doubts over the u.k.'s allegations so why do you think the white house wants to keep the pressure on moscow. well they want to keep the pressure on moscow to relieve some of the pressure on the white house the mood in the united states is poisonous to be honest there's a semi hysteria that the demonization of russia and and president putin it has gone to the extent where it's almost pro of itoh it's prohibited to say anything good about russia that's how sad the state of affairs is so the white house press secretary also said that the u.s. wants to encourage russia to be a quote unquote good actor in the process russia has already offered to cooperate in an international probe so what sort of action is she referring to i mean what can russia do differently i mean they've already said ok we're here to cooperate. right well that's that's a

it's only helped the russians say to bashar al-assad, you need us here. look, we've already seen reports that the russians are moving more weapons, more equipment into syria. but it allows them to say to the syrian president, if we were not here, your regime would be possibly in danger. if the u.s. was serious by doing this. the other thing about this is what we've been talking about all week. half a million people in syria have died in a seven-year brutal civil war. most of those people have died not by chemical weapons but by very crude weapons, these barrel bombs and by simply being shot and blown up by the syrian army. that's not going to change. assad is only going to continue to widen his grip on syria. this war is probably wrapping up. the question is what really was accomplished? certainly i don't think mission accomplished is necessarily even just strictly a military term. certainly this president doesn't seem to be commander in chief first amongst all the other things that he seems to be, kasie. >> phil rucker, cal perry referenced that split bet

i think giuliani was down here in west palm with us and earlier this week he was spotted at one of the hotels nearby. >> reporter: that's right. he was here earlier this week. we know the president's outside legal team has been struggle toing add seasoned top talent. it's undergone from reshoveling with the departure of john dowd over the last week with dis agreement about strategy. but now rudy giuliani is stepping into that void. i spoke with someone last night who knows him very well and the kind of relationship he has with the president. this personality told me if there's any attorney that could grease the wheels of the special counsel investigation and help out president trump, it's a guy like rudy giuliani. he's a veteran prosecutor, he knows robert mueller, has known him for decades. he's a trusted ally of the president. he was one of the president's most combative surrogates during the campaign. this unfolds, giuliani believes to be, a short-term assignment. caveat here is that only robert mueller knows how long this investigation will go. hallie. >> yeah, i think that is tota

he's the head of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies and he's with us here in the studio thanks for a speaking to us on al-jazeera so what the russian ambassador to the united nations had to say before that security council meeting is that the top priority is to avert war in syria and that he doesn't rule out the possibility of a u.s. or russian conflict was he able to do that now that i think is over when you think to me it seems this is the more serious international crisis since the end of the cold war and maybe since the cuban missile crisis one thousand nine hundred sixty two the c.d.n. war is fifteen to two to one from a war by proxy into and risking actually moving into a confrontation between the two great powers the two. countries actually the russians and the russians and the united states seems to be entend on taking this start action and i know a lot of people saying that the united states now seems to be backtracking somewhat seems to be taking a pause because we also heard the ambassador saying that trump hasn't made a decision on any of those

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who is a professor school of international affairs in the pot in india thanks for being with us here on our team international. so russia's foreign ministry says that these strikes came at the very moment that there was a chance of peace in syria do you think that this is the case. absolutely i think the timing was meant to reinserted the united states as a stakeholder and as a player for the endgame in syria the humanitarian excuses you know the actress cities and the so car you know barbarism and the righteousness that there trump is claiming all these is the free t.v. in fact we know the never really has hired any bleeding heart about human rights and democracy this is something else mainly intended to prove united states military relevance and remember trump or threaten russia recently on twitter saying nice new and smartness answer coming your way and get ready so they're trying to demonstrate that they are still a player although they lost the war in syria over the last seven years their proxies have been defeated most of them have been cornered and marginalized most of these j

we've been here in america leaders this is nothing new president madeline albright secretary of state she said that if we use force here it's because we're the united states we're the in this pencil nation you had obama talking about is. in the interest of all nation hillary clinton so this is really the air that americans read that we're now in a multi paula world the united states and russia still have a couple thousand nuclear weapons pointed at each other on hair trigger alert china's economy is booming and this is no longer the world of the early one nine hundred ninety s. now standing up and asserting russia's national security interests and there is some people the united states just don't like that. clashes have again are opted on the israeli gaza border where the palestinians have been holding anti occupation protest since march some demonstrators have come up with some inventive ways to counter the israeli offensive they've been making masks filled with perfume and cotton and even first some vegetables to help them breathe through the tear gas fired by the israeli defense force. to look at. the moo

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well a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. international in moscow is just after midday here and we have your latest world news. video footage that was seen around the world at the start of the month claiming to show the aftermath of an alleged chemical attack in syria is now being called into question a team from our sister channel r.t. arabic visited the town a bit earlier today i discussed what they saw with artie's egos down on. what we've seen so far from this place was in much mostly it's been a video released by the white helmets activist group you're looking at right now it's shot in the hospital and it's shows some truly heartbreaking pictures the scenes of chaos of panic confused children being hosed down with water everything pointing at a potential chemical attack but are to rob a crew managed to talk to a boy who was featured in this video of the white house mates and he gave his account of events in that hospital have a listen to that had we were outside and they told all of us to go into the hospital i was immedi

but i used to send the children out alone but here i'd worry too much that. human rights watch says over fifty families live here now all of them forced from their real homes the organization says thousands of being evicted nationwide the people here tell us their children can no longer get to school because it's too far away the more the family farm used to lie somewhere in this great expanse. today it's all industrial farmland run by a farmer from abroad. jason sawyer comes from neighboring zimbabwe he tells us he was evicted from his own land there just like many other white farmers who now he himself is said to have pushed zambians from their farms he denies this. we are here to stay. i'm going to raise my kids as he wants to be very. soon to the locals and the receipt from. trying to come to a compromise so that everyone is happy so you build stone houses for some of the displaced farmers. he shows us dicks and she's saying there's a new home. so your insisted on taking us along. we can tell he's proud of what he's done. and it's obvious he expects to se

we've gotten us here and i the we're going to be successful. but if for any reason i feel we're not, we end. lou: well joining us tonight, great america pac chairman fox business political analyst ed rollins. good to see you. >> nice to be with you. lou: the president is looking very strong, meeting with abe, talking and carrying out a terrific mission to north korea to have talks with kim jong-un. he couldn't look much stronger. >> he couldn't. and if you flash back three or four months ago, we thought we were on the verge of a war with north korea. the president stood strong. the missile to syria prove that when he sets his mind on something, which is don't cross the line, don't gas your own people, we're going to come after you. to a certain extent as we says here, if this meeting is worthwhile, i'll stay. if it's not, i'll walk away. don't waste our time, dont waste yours. what could come out of this could be so consequential for the first i'm since the 1950s could have these two regions of the world working together. lou: the president has

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autonomy and while it may seem that many of them aren't quite ready yet to hit the skies experts here assure us they'll be here sooner than you think. and you have to get the feeling that a car is missing a feature or two we leave you with a dream come true for many kits to japanese engineers who obviously watch too many transformers episodes have developed a robot that can turn itself into a two seater sports compay within sixty seconds package in robot mode and you shouldn't get a parking ticket and that's it for your business update thanks for watching. the to. the to. the to the to a. to. the to. cut cut. cut. cut cut cut. cut. yeah to nashville and i think one day this war will be considered cruel and unjust war over. and certainly all citizens of ukraine every man woman and child the only friend their homeland is the enemy invades. no one wants russia here had almost a nuke which is the. mobile against the mighty global news that matters. w. made for mines. a museum was a passionate speech it was a. call to the truth is kind of the side box of the a. playing people have put big dreams on

saturday so the doctor started filming us here they were pouring water and taking videos and then my father came and found me someone had told her we were here so he came and took me away i luckily i didn't know she was being seen and i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red and i found out it was actually what it was he could have got sick he was undressed when i took my son that first told me that they still needed him but i still took him away from . the boy is clearly in shock still to have to go through something like this to go through such terror at his age is unthinkable really we've reached out to the white house west in a statement of some reaction to what's being what's being filmed in duma right now but we're still to hear back from them now even as i understand there was other footage from the alleged senior of the attack was and yes indeed there was another video released by another activist and it is apparently from an apartment building where the actual chemical project tile the alleged c

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thanks for joining us here when we come to you live from. success if explosions have a military bases in syria reportedly triggering. in the. state media reporting the syrian government saying that this was a rocket attack branding it quote yet another aggression by enemies of the state explosions. killing and injuring dozens reports are also coming in that one of the targets hit was a recruitment center for iranian militias which support the syrian government prompting some speculation that the israeli military may be responsible for those strikes. the historic meeting between the leaders of north and south korea saw the two sides pledge to rid the peninsula of nuclear weapons before years and apart from denuclearization the states agreed on friday to formally end the korean war that dates back over half a century they vowed to sign a peace treaty agreeing to involve the u.s. and china in the peace process the american president donald trump was quick to take credit for the easing of tensions on the peninsula with supporters saying he shoul

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conference in berlin and joins us now so charlotte you have been listening to the most statements what is his main message today. yes i was among a huge group of journalists gathered here today waiting to find out exactly what carlos was next is this a long running saga he left us alone or late last year and many of his fellow former catalan leaders behind bars he though let's about him and then he was detained last month in germany now what we learned from this press conference was as you said he plans to stay in germany for the forseeable future because the extradition extradition proceedings against him aren't yet over all we know so far from the german courts is that they don't want to extradite him for high treason that's one of the charges facing him back in spain and carries thirty years in prison germany decided that there wasn't a law here in germany that equated to that so there was no deagle grounds to extradite him for that charge what is still up for debate though is whether or not he can be said back to spain for another charge he's facing misuse of public funds so he's by no means safe from being sent back to spain so far he said he'll wait it out here a

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us the names of the people you've messaged? >> senator, no, i would probably not choose to do that publicly here. >> i think that might be what this is all about. your right to privacy. >> reporter: zuckerberg says his company is aggressively using artificial intelligence tools to eliminate fake accounts and by year's end will have 20,000 people working on security. >> facebook and twitter have more power than the government right now to control how we communicate. >> reporter: san jose state media law and ethics professor larry zach love says zuckerberg's agreement today to work with congress on new regulations is not the best solution. >> if the government got involved, how quickly they could make the regulations effective. i think it's really going to come from the company. it's going to come from the other big tech companies. >> reporter: a grilling by senate members today, a grilling by house members tomorrow. the question is how did zuckerberg do? well, facebook's stock was up 4.5% today. live in menlo park, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> our coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com. we've posted instructions ther

all i think the treatment of us here are gentle proved to be quite illuminating in terms of why women won't talk or why they may be reluctant to point the finger at powerful figures. the treatment of argento contrasted sharply with what was happening in the us media where allegations of harassment were being met with solidarity let me be very clear there is no excuse. it is systematic and pervasive and accountability was a stunning headline to wake up to bad law. the longtime host of the today show has been fired six months on from the wind scene revelations more than a dozen major media personalities accused of harassment in the united states have either resigned or been sacked and this really there have been no exposes of harassment in the news media industry yet according to solemn deluca a television presenter and producer such stories are not hard to find space so very often before becoming a journalist they used to say to me you want to become a journalist come out with me if you want the job you need to do something for me and sometimes it was more subtle because i would like t

that's all from us. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good night.ening from bbc london news. it's being described as the biggest ever shake—up to train timetables in the uk. every service on four major franchises in and around the capital will change from next month, hello and welcome to sportsday. the headlines tonight, seven goals that and failed, five of them for lova ble, and failed, five of them for lovable, too scored and another two made by mo salah, big numbers tonight and great drama at liverpool beat roma. jockey pulled down and has been given a 21 day ban for dangerous writing after a chaotic and toa dangerous writing after a chaotic and to a race at the pump sound festival. and bingham is beaten becoming the fourth former champion to lose at the first round stage of this years world snooker. so then welcome to sportsday. a breathlessness at anfield on how often to the team to score five goals have a regret or two? liverpool beat roma 5—2 in the champions league semifinal first leg but were five nil up after a blistering first 80 minutes.