attorney dan webb is a revered prosecutor and former u.s. attorney.considered unbiased and no-nonsense and was assigned by a veteran judge in august to review the entire jesse small at k spirit he can charge him with the same or even criminal charges and he can bring charges against anyone he discovered committed the crime pair that includes cook county state attorney kim fox. if you recall, can socks had suddenly from the smallest case. later, there was outrage when kim fox's office suddenly drop the charges against jesse small at. now, a status hearing this friday will decide if a new special prosecutor needs to be reassigned because it's been revealed by dan webb law firm hosting fund-raiser that bounced back in 2016 in which webb himself cut fox a $1,000 check. webb said he doesn't recall attending this fund-raiser or making a contribution. kim fox says the office continues to cooperate with the investigation and after hearing friday, dan webb has accused himself or a new special prosecutor could be assigned to. stay tuned. >> tucker: amazing. tha

nick webb is a crime scene analyst and former homicide detective from texas.instructed him to dig into the case with an open mind. if it's the good, the bad, and the ugly, is it all gonna be in your final report? >> we are only advocates for the truth. >> reporter: to aid his investigation, webb purchased a rifle similar to the one missing from bill's basement. the remington rifle ejects a shell casing between shots. at least one of those would have flown out, as the killer racked another round in the chamber to shoot shirley twice. >> it was never found. >> so somebody had the presence of mind to gather it up? >> that's correct. >> reporter: and since webb promised to look at every possibility, he examined bill's movements the day of the killing. phone records show shirley making a call from the house phone at 8:45 a.m., after bill had dropped her off. and by 9:00 a.m., bill was spotted did he grainery, 50 miles from the house. webb said bill's only opportunity to kill her, was after that. >> bill has to leave the grainery. he has to get home, kill his wife,

. >>> let's get the latest update from meteorologist janessa webb. >> we're getting breaking news from the fire department parts of bel air being evacuated. akers being burned due to the wind gusts still picking up 30 to 50 miles per hour that's why the critical fire and extreme fire risk will last until about 11:00 to 12:00 this afternoon. as we continue to see winds picking up to at least 45 miles per hour then it subsides, and then another wind event wednesday. >> bracing for another round thank you, janessa. >>> the world's most wanted terrorist is dead. president trump said al baghdadi blew himself up when troops were in pursuit in syria. the extremist was responsible for killing thousands worldwide. joining us from beirut with the latest is matt bradley this is a major victory for president trump. >> reporter: yeah, it is, actually you know, a lot of people are saying this is nearly symbolic the thing is, you know, when it comes to isis, there is no such thing as meric symbolic. the group has simp liz bo simbo brought thousands to flock to its ranks. killing al baghdadi was a big

tuesday they're waiting to see if the polls will be peaceful and if the result will be accepted malcolm webb al jazeera maputo mozambique. break here not just iraq when we come back the mystery deepens over an oil spill that's affected 150 beaches in northeastern brazil. and a possible new to.

election this time around though the ruling party faces a strong challenge from the main rival malcolm webb has more from the capital maputo. president felipe a new c has mozambique for 5 years. first the economy has grown so has inequality some officials from his ruling for a lemo party have been jailed over a 2000000000 dollar corruption scandal and the army's trying to put down an insurgency in the north soon with almost no we are the best political party well prepared to continue building mozambique as a contrast peace security and political stability the free my parties ruled ever since mozambique won independence from portuguese colonialists in 1975. historically many people here are supported for a lot of people here today don't look particularly excited to hear the president speak freely most virtuous declined over successive elections and in local elections last year was declared the winner with just 51 percent of the vote share across the opposition disputed result an opposition say they're concerned about levels of violence throughout the campaign. in past elections there are no

ballot stuffing at some polling stations and election observers killed and others attacked as malcolm webb reports from the capital of gaza province. it was right here that anastasio matter delhi was shot by 5 gunmen last week he died shortly afterwards in hospital he was an observer in mozambique's election and the director of rights group. and his colleague fernando young told us he'd been within minutes before a training session for local observers. the capital of the province he says anastasio killing sent a clear message from friday. it makes me feel scared i'm living in fear after this the situation is worse we're being followed it doesn't sit well with me . anastasio and his colleagues had raised concerns about 300000 so-called ghost voters on the electoral register in the province before he was shot and his killer sped off in a car just down the road they hit an oncoming car an overturned was right here 2 of the men died at the scene 2 others ran away and one was taken to hospital with bystanders immediately recognize them and identified them as members of a special police unit. it

and washington >> it seems impossible when we're flirting with 90 degrees in new york city janessa webb, good morning tell us what's going on. >> doesn't that look fun >> it does >> a little bit later on in the season >> a look at temperatures for montana, this really hurts here. the feel-like temperature, upper teens this earn montgomerie. hopefully we'll see warmer air by this afternoon. also watching the storm system from western new mexico, this will cause a lot of rain for the plains we're going to see accumulation up to about 3 to 4 inches with 12 million under flash aral stas with highs, look at that, upper midwest in the upper 30s >>> on the other side we have a heat wave. we'll talk about that coming up. >> extreme it is janessa, thank you >>> time now for today's quick hits the first cannabis cafe in the nation is set to open today in west hollywood offering food slow hosts, they'll help customers figure out which strain of weed is best for them. >> stranger things has been renewed for a fourth season. netflix dropped the trailer, we're not hopkins any more no word on a releas

malcolm webb al-jazeera mogadishu somalia. civil servants and as what teenie have rallied in mind xeni to demand better pay and lower living costs crowds of teachers and government workers threw stones at police who are trying to disperse them using water cannons rubber bullets and tear gas the demonstration follows a series of strikes last month protesters want democratic reforms and of accusing king mswati the 3rd of squandering public money. an energy summit in athens as highlighted ongoing tensions between cyprus and turkey both countries that argued for years over the ownership of fossil fuels in the eastern mediterranean cyprus insists it will continue drilling for gas in waters where it has exclusive economic rights but turkey says some of the gas fields are there john psaropoulos has more from athens. the eastern mediterranean energy leadership summit in athens on tuesday was dominated by cyprus 2 years from now the mediterranean island is aiming to join neighbors israel and egypt in being energy independent and an exp

election and this time around the ruling party faces a strong challenge from its main rival malcolm webb pasmore from the capital. president felipe a new c has mozambique for 5 years. first the economy has grown so has inequality some officials from his ruling for a lemo party have been jailed over a $2000000000.00 corruption scandal and the army's trying to put down an insurgency in the north soon with almost no we are the best political party well prepared to continue building mozambique as a contrast peace security and political stability the parties ruled ever since mozambique won independence from portuguese colonialists in 1975. historically many people here i'm a prude so supported for a lot of people here today don't look particularly excited to hear the president speak freely most virtuous declined over successive elections and in local elections last year was declared a winner with just 51 percent of the vote share across the opposition disputed result an opposition say they're concerned about levels of violence throughout the campaign. in past elections there are no my party h

malcolm webb al-jazeera maputo mozambique. libya's internationally recognized government says forces loyal to war on the half there are some blame for the recent violence in the country but in an interview with a russian news agency have to says his forces have been defending the capital and denies attacking it. has. i have to himself has stated that there is no mitigation foreign or local mediation between him and the you and the recognized a government of national accord his rival government in the west of the country have to also stated to the russian news agency that his forces are defending the capital tripoli and this is very contradictory with the situation on the ground in fact his forces on the ground are accused of committing world crimes by targeting it is additional areas killing innocent civilians most recent one was on monday when pro have to warplane targeted residential area killing 4 innocent civilians a mother and her 3 daughters now have to is also stating to the us or russian news agency that he has no plan

years after independence from portugal the ideologies have faded and for limos still in power malcolm webb al-jazeera mozambique thousands of teachers in the u.s. city of chicago have marched downtown blocking streets and demanding better pay. more than 300000 students are out of school for a 5th day in what's now the 2nd longest walkout by public teachers in recent u.s. history the protest coincided with the mayor's budget address the teachers union is calling for higher salaries smaller classes and more staff at the city says it can't afford to meet those demands. on facebook c.e.o. has faced hours of prickly questioning from u.s. politicians about the company's efforts to create a global digital currency mark zuckerberg insists libor as it's called will be a force for good but critics believe it will be used by drug traffickers and other criminals she had her tansey experience mark zuckerberg came to capitol hill with one fundamental message i know with the subject of multiple investigations and lawsuits but trust me i get that i'm not the ideal messenger for this right now. we faced a

fighters have already rejected mozambicans awaiting to see if the fragile peace will hold malcolm webb-jazeera boozy district mozambique. now results from of ghana stance presidential election in september should be ready later this month as election commission says biometric data machines that was supposed to prevent fraud have instead complicated and delayed the process and that's raising concerns about they were negative the results were heard and malley has more. for nora and job stability was important. for you voted for incumbent president ashraf ghani in september selection. i cast my vote to elect our president because security afghanistan is not good we want to have a bright future so that is why i voted. and his main challenger abdullah abdullah claimed victory after the 1st round ballot in september. in 2014 the to win election stalemate with each accusing the other. that led to the u.s. intervening to negotiate a power sharing agreement the government then brought in machines to collect 30 years biometric data. candidates are divided with some they bring system saying it he

years after independence from portugal the ideologies have faded and for limo's still in power malcolm webb al-jazeera mozambique. well still ahead hale news more turbulence a boeing as the aviation giants profits cotton haul and accusations of heavy handed tactics and obstruction home kong journalist played an official complaint against police and its balrog federal incentives in his bid for a 10th title of the swiss indoors in basel leah stories if you stay with us. we've got some other wet weather grassy making its way into western parts of china over the next couple days further east it's looking fine it dries them a decent amount of sunshine to come through here that will if temperatures in hong kong to around $29.00 celsius but there's that thick clouds and damp weather heading towards chiang bay for example some snow over the higher ground that what's the weather pushing further east which is we go one through friday the northeast we push on those winds across the moisture off the south china sea it will still see some on still showers just making their way into that east coast of vi

we're joined bc y meteorologist janessa webb. >> the worst we have seen in a while, and they continue to make their way throughout dallas and central texas. this is the back edge that we're seeing, still a tornado watch put in place for central and eastern texas for the next few hours. also tornado warnings that are making theirays straight-line w, gusts up to at least 60 miles an hour we're going continue to have that slight next4 hours, and th amounts could cause flooding from shreveport to little rock up to about 2 to 3 inches. so kind of the worst situation when it's dark we're not able to see where the tornadoes are. hopefully this movesry nessa, thank you >>> an army base in georgia mourning the loss of their own after a deadly accident claiming the lives of three u.s. soldiers it happened at fort stewart. six soldiers were inside a military tank when it overturned into water three died on-site the three others were taken to the hospital our courtney kube has the latest >> reporter: the troops were training at fort stewart when their bradley training vehiclerh nonlife-threatenin

prosecutor dan webb made a $1,000 to state attorney kim foxx in 2016.he story in chicago. put it together, matt. good morning. >> good morning, bill. as if there haven't been enough twists and reversals in the smollett saga. now at a hearing in a few hours the new independent special prosecutor in the case could be yanked or he might end up recusing himself. dan webb is a former u.s. attorney here now the special prosecutor in the jussie smollett case. after consideration webb was assigned to investigate the entire smollett case from the start. the slate wiped clean. he can bring the same or new criminal charges against smollett or anyone he finds committed a crime including state attorney kim foxx and people inside her office. but now it's been revealed that dan webb gave a $1,000 donation to kim foxx in 2016 when she was running for cook county states attorney. webb claims he doesn't recall attending the fundraiser at his own law firm or cutting that check for foxx insisting his firm holds lots of fundraisers and it is common for attorneys to donate t

the chicago tribune reports dan webb doesn't remember writing a check to state attorney kim fox or thatcohosted fundraising for her. looking right now webb is looking into jussie smollett and whether jussie smollett should be prosecuted for what police, staged hate crime and also looking at whether fox's office did anything wrong when all 16 charges against jussie smollett were suddenly dropped. how about this? band of alien hunters may have evidence of extraterrestrial life. the group led by a former senior claims they found exotic material that could have come from alien spacecraft. it is unclear how they got it but they are doing research to learn more about the debris. the team uncovered classified footage of unidentified space objects recorded by navy pilots earlier this year that was later confirmed to be an unidentified object. 20 minutes until the top of the hour. it is sickening when happening, chicago police ordered not to help dhs. how the department just responded. mail/female gender x. offering a third option. >> you are watching "fox and friends first". university official

here to break it all down for us, alex webb of bloomberg opinion. much easier for jack dorsey to do than it is for mark zuckerberg to do. what are the risks of saying that we are not going to take political ads? alex: there's a tacit admission debt they aret exposed to the same standards that newspapers have. if they say we are not going to run particular ads on our platform, that could seem like an editorial decision, and therefore, by implication, they are a publisher. that is an argument that facebook has long held, despite the fact that they make their own videos and put them up there, they are insistent that they are just a platform, and that platforms by nature should .e neutral is obviouslyitter a place for commentary, particularly around democracy and elections and various trends of thought. will twitter take anymore actions beyond just banning political ads, do you think? alex: i think it's unlikely. the timing of this was pretty canny on jack dorsey's part. . he announced it on twitter an hour before facebook earnings dropped, so it was qu

. >>> let's get a check of weather with nbc meteorology janessa webb. >> hey, morning, we're seeing itg from the upper midwest going straight to winter. so this system is becoming well organized and we've already seen heavy snowfall for montana. now, we're forecast with the potential up to 6 to 8 inches for the lower elevations. the higher elevation, up to 18 inches. and this has really expandsed in the last 24 hours with winter weather advisories. winter storm watches and warnings that are going to be in place for at least the next 36 hours. let's talk about the totals, 18 inches for the dakotas. the northern edge. this could potentially be the first official snowfall for the denver area. so the slick conditions and the dropping temperatures really going to be an issue. we've already seen that in the last 24 hours. i mean, daytime highs, we are talking about by tomorrow afternoon, that cold blast settles in. and highs are back in the upper 20s. we're going to continue to see that temperature drop, can you imagine, 30 to 35 degrees cooler. >> all right, janessa, thank you very much. >>

and our webb. it is your destination for all things fleet week.e about then historyar of thi thriving for many years. >> with a lot of visitors in et. we have a lot to talk about. >> weather is a big concern this week. >> so let's talk about the fire danger first. we are looking at critical fire weather conditions we thursday, the fire danger rising with gusty down sloping winds coming up. dangerously low humidity and we are hook at dry vegetation which adds to the fuel. so let's look at the hour by hour. they don't really get going until about 9:00 a.m. when you see 97-mile-an-hour winds. middletown, as we head into wednesday night, it will be pretty gusty. 34 in fair feed. 31 in calistoga. you get the drift here. e p and the wind gusts will be even stronger thantha woking at for elevations. so that's a big concern. we'll have some patchy fog of you notice cooler weather in the afternoon and increasing fire danger is coming up wednesday into thursday. this is the time to prepare. stunning view of san francisco down under clear skies. a few patche

i'm emily webb and director for community health for the bay area. i appreciate the question an opportunity to clarify. this is an example where i think cpmc has made some efforts towards the spirit of the agreement. the letter of the agreement said if there was not an mso with the tenderloin serving base by december 31st, 2015, then cpmc was to meet the obligation for additional lines through our existing partnership with northeast medical services. we hear the community's concerns about wanting additional primary care options in the tenderloin with a pathway to hospital and specialty services at cpmc, hence we forged the contract with saint anthony's to provide that option to patients. as has been stated, we also have a clinic and three other independent primary care providers that contract with cpmc as the in network hospital. although this challenges that have prevented the saint anthony's number from growing to 1500, despite actually quite a bit of funding and in-kind effort on my behalf and my stuff 's behalf, we have worked with the community

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are now being counted but activists say they have been several instances of vote tampering markham webb has more from the capitol hill. the voting materials have been brought from the polling stations to counting centers like this one here are the ballot boxes that voters had placed their ballot papers into and the ballots from each polling station of being counted and put into metal boxes like this there are more stacked up on this side and this counseling center more than 140 polling stations worth of materials here the officials are preparing the final reports but not everyone is happy with how the process has gone the center for public integrity is one of several organizations that's monitoring the elections has reported violence from dozens of polling stations and one case a province where a crowd disputing the count started throwing stones police or responded firing people burning tires outside and all the coffers and happened there according to our service on the ground which are local people there where 5 people were shot dead by guns and one of them unfortunately died. oppositi

the killing of anastasio will certainly affect how safe people feel to speak out malcolm webb al-jazeera has a province mozambique just a reminder that you can find much more on our website you can head to al-jazeera dot com. here with al-jazeera the headlines this hour burden on the european union have reached a tentative new bricks a deal hoping to put an end to their 3 year divorce battle but there are serious doubts about whether the u.k. prime minister boris johnson will get it approved by parliament back in london. this is our chance in the u.k. as democrats to get breaks it done and come out on october 31st these are chance to focus on our priorities other people's priorities the n.h.s. putting 20000 police on the streets lifting up funding of education across the country the biggest expansion of the of the living wage those are the things i think the people of our country want us to be focusing on in addition to break we've been at this now as i say 3 and a half years it hasn't always been an easy experience for the u.k. well the u.s. vice president mike pence in the u.s. secreta

malcolm webb al-jazeera maputo mozambique. protests have continued in guinea's capital conakry a day after several people were killed in violent demonstrations as widespread anger other proposed change to the country's constitution which would allow president alpha condé to run for a 3rd term nicolas hart has more from conakry. earlier we saw down this road security forces clashing with protesters arresting them beating them many of them or i think full on easy because the majority of the population here but never has a pull on the lead this country and many of the opposition people that you see here accuse the president of the current day of deepening ethnic divisions in this multi-ethnic country now the president has called for a national dialogue he wants to sit down with the opposition and try to find a solution to this political deadlock the presidential election or a year away but there are scenes that for now there is no room for dialogue. now hundreds of palestinian israelis in the city of ramadan are protesting agains

44 years after independence from portugal the ideologies have faded and for still in power malcolm webb al-jazeera mozambique now an artistic revolution is happening on the streets of sudan artists have discovered new freedoms after they helped to define the uprising which ousted the longtime president and the new transitional government. morgan reports now from the capital khartoum mix think. for a young man but after painting for years it was only when to dance revolution began in december that his started feeling like a real artist and that every stroke of the brush now gives him the chance to show his family and as well it feel like a part of the revolution by spreading its messages. and. people have become close to art since the revolution and have started paying more attention to it so this is to show the sudanese art to bring it out sudan's visual art has been oppressed people from the field would not know and there was a clampdown on art for 30 years now we want to bring that out. since anti-government protests started last december over the rising costs of bread and fuel artwor

53ron jones, 49 ps rounding out the top five, mccaffrey, watson, andma with meteorologist janessa webb. >> we're going to skip fall for the pacific northwest. this has escalated quickly we have winter storm watches and winter storm warnings just in the last hour for montana into idaho, as well that's for at least the next three days the storm system is coming out of western canada, seattle, oregon you start to see the remnants of a little bit of rain, then more snow up to 6 to 8 inches for the higher that colder air by tuesday begi i mean, this is going to be significant as it makes its way to the midwest, as well. >> you'll be watching it for us. thank you. >>> ahead, tyler perry rolls out the red carpet for his new studio >>> and from a daca decision to reliougis freedom, the major cases on the docket as the supreme court gets back to work. . try mr. clean magic eraser. just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like bathtub soap scum... and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. clean magic eraser comes in disposable sheets. they're perfect for icky messes on stovetops... in microwa

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i'm amy webb, i'm a quantitative futurist.all group of people who are in the process of making decisions about which data to collect and which algorithms to use. and, unfortunately, that group doesn't include enough women. it doesn't include enough people of colour. and, so, the challenge is that the systems and machines that are being designed today to make decisions for us don't actually have all of us in mind. the best possible thing that we could do for our future is to recognise all of the incredibly smart, incredibly driven women who also work in the field and to elevate them to positions where they can also have some say in the decision—making process. we arejust going we are just going to pull away from the briefing because we have some breaking news coming to us this morning from essex police, who say the bodies of 39 people have been discovered in a lorry container. this is at a water glade industrial park, eastern avenue, in grays. police say they were called by collea g u es police say they were called by colleague

emily webb again, director of community benefit for the bay area. we do work outside of just providing healthcare services in the tenderloin. for example, our child development child development centre on van ness, which provides multidisciplinary care to children with developmental and behavioural health delays is providing services at saint anthony's. we are also at schools in the neighborhood. we fund and work with dozens of community-based organizations in the neighborhood, so through our community benefit investment, we do go outside of the walls of the hospital to try to make sure that we are meeting the needs of the community in the neighborhood. in terms of the services on campus, the data, which i'm happy to send you in a larger format, shows you that we try to recruit a workforce that is reflective of our patient population. that is really the number one thing from a healthcare perspective that helps with cultural, linguistic access to services. in addition, in the packet you will see we did an assessment of all of the cultural and linguis

the killing of anastasio will certainly affect how safe people feel to speak out malcolm webb al-jazeera province mozambique. aid agencies in the democratic republic of congo are warning of a desperate need of basic necessities for hundreds of thousands of people who fled fighting food water shelter and medicines are in short supply and it's henri province aid workers say congolese are dying every day from preventable diseases because of appalling living conditions and food prices are rising as the dry season approaches imagine the situation that we're. in a context where. you have people living in crank shelters 500 people have to want to treat by day. for immediate budget. we. right now people are living in makeshift shelters women and children. continue to be exposed to potential concerns this is the reality that we have to lead to really and as humanitarian up close we are pretty concerned about this because it's a very desperate situation and that he didn't everything needs to be done place should out potential of r.c.v.s. is in short and that people it would to return to the police

threat renewing fears the country could be plunged back into an armed conflict support for malcolm webb. was. became mozambique's largest opposition party it was a rebel group it fought the governing for party in a 15 year civil war until a truce in 1902. been declared the winner of every election since. when our my politicians accuse president philippe newsies government of corruption and vote rigging what. can you see here don't vote for the 1st one that's to think that we talked about most people in this area supported by an army throughout the civil war they say that means they were deprived of all public services and targeted with their. own freely most signed a peace deal in august is the 3rd are meant to be the final agreement ending the conflict but not everybody is happy with it metaphysical renamo left tenant general named mariano nyong'o rejected the deal he's hiding in the bush we don't know number of fighters. we spoke to him one day a general wanted to revenue people go to vote they are voting for war we will fight the government that's not a problem for us to avoid war th

. >>> a big turnout is expected at a funeral mass this morning for cardena william webb vaitai. he served as the archbishop of san francisco from 1995 until 2005. he was promoted to a higher position at the vatican before becoming a cardinal. while archbishop he was most visible as the voice of the church during the same-sex marriage debate in the sex abuse scandal. the funeral is scheduled for 10:00 this morning and st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. he died last month in rome. the cardinal was 83. >>> >>> the el dorado county sheriff's office mourning the death of a deputy killed in the line of duty. a very somber procession last night was held. law enforcement officers on motorcycles and in patrol cars escorted the body of deputy brian ishmael to the sacramento county corners office. the deputy was shot early yesterday morning, responding to a call about a theft at a residential marijuana garden. this happened in the town of somerset, about 10 miles southeast of plasserville. an off-duty deputy from the san joaquin county sheriff's office was with deputy ishmael and was a

let's bring in meteorologist janessa webb. >> good morning. we have a front that is making its way right now. that will impact you throughout your afternoon, into your evening. into your evening commute for the northeast, we're really going to be falling. some strong, heavy downpours possible but accumulation looking pretty light from west virginia to pittsburgh, up to an inch. with the torrential rain, we're be watching that tl very warm f south. we're going to follow the storms as the front makes its way through. also we're watching a winter storm. i'll show you that coming up. >> wow, winter storms and fall thank you, jan necessary salt. >>> in today's quick hits. celebrities including oprah winfrey, spike lee, whoopi goldberg and many other more walked the red carpet to celebrate the new studio in atlanta. 380-ache complex on what was once an arm base >>> smokey robinson was honored for fighting a homeless crisis in l.a he reported the mission stelter shh elt for year >>> zombies in downtown denver for the 14th annua the highlight? the hig

malcolm webb joins us now from the protest house campaigning been shaping up malcolm and. right now we're at the final rally of the ruling for lima party the people here waiting for president phillip when you see to speak he's about to come on stage we're going to take a little walk around so you can see who's here i'll tell you a bit about what's going on say here in the capital for lima consider least in the past a stronghold of theirs. over successive elections has declined in the last elections which were local elections held a year ago they were or they were announced the winner with a smaller margin than ever before opposition of disputed most of these elections and they say this shrinking margin is part of the reason why these campaigns we've seen more violence than in the past elections notably just last week an observer from being a mother civil rights group was shot dead 5 men were shot in with 10 bullets and they were later revealed to all the policeman so that's caused a lot of questions over who had ordered them to carry out that killing us not any means the o

with a fondness for killing webb better to be the sahara is huge will most 7 times the size of iraq plenty of fresh recruits high birth rates high poverty high desperation the perfect place to recruit an army of hopeless youth and start over. these ladies and gentlemen is the setting of the 2nd war and tara this is where it's going to be waged fronts be fired the 1st shots when it set up a task force of sale nations the g 5 to stop islamist radicalism the hardly any effect on the funded under support the dead in smaller numbers than expected in the beginning in 2011 recall the united states and its so-called nato allies overthrew the regime but more and more cut off you saw libya become a hut bit of religious zealotry that has reverberated southward and in in fact has reverberated east were as well that's one of the reasons why africa has become a hotbed for so-called religious extremism the war on terror in fact has become so hot and so complicated that even the africa command. the pentagon it's decided to be headquartered as the court term it. hundreds of thousands of miles from the gulf

the armed group has carried out 2 attacks on a tally in and american troops just this week malcolm webb reports from mogadishu. lee had shrapnel blasted into his chest arm and leg from a car bomb last month a suicide bomber from the armed group al shabaab drove it into a checkpoint outside somalia's capital mogadishu conflict in somalia has dragged on for decades. so i don't see any progress our government is not protecting the people ever get the bomb explosion they are also both just in somalia the at you from nothing. the tone is more positive here at the somalia partnership for him meeting with the somali government and its international partners the day before it started italian military convoy was bombed in the capital by al-shabaab a u.s. military base was also attacked none of the foreign soldiers were killed. and somalia's government and its partners say security is improving the meeting takes place inside look at this using the green zone as a fortified anglaise around the city's airport and the safety of the diplomats inside depends on who curity invited by african union troo

let's check in with nbc meteorologist janessa webb with more on that good morning. >> good morning. we have our first cold front that's going to make its way in earlier this week here but the second cold front will likely cause fall temperatures across much of the u.s right now you're seeing this storm front, this cold front from ohio valley to the northeast. but it will really impact you for your evening commute across the northeast from boston to new york city. we're going watch possibleday. still that warm hair, highs above normal across the south. still highs today of 80 degrees for new york cit stl not feeling like fall, but i'll show you. when. >> got a little bit of a taste thank you, janessa >>> former president jimmy carter fell and injured his head, but he was back to work last night >> i took 14 stitches in my forehead, and my eye is black, as you noticed but i had a number one priority, and that was to come to nashville to build houses. >> what a trooper, and what priorities for this former president. mr. carter became the first u.s. president to turn 95 years old last w

. >> i'm just going to shake my head no, not ready and with that, nbc meteorologist janessa webb, tell me no, janessa. >> it's time for the winter coat we've got to buy the snowsuits it's really feeling like it in that area. the storm has lifted to eastern canada, but left behind is the cooler temperatures. we do have frost advisories that are in place for the midwest and that will continue this morning until 8:00 a.m. with lows currently in the mid-20s to 30s. so we have kind of a divide in our temperatures cold to the upper midwest, and for the midaantic, stilltl vid- city upper midwest still very chilly. also, a storm system that's brewing in the gulf. we'll talk about the rain for the southeast coming up. >> keep an eye on. >>> the alcs, it is all tied up after a battle of the bull pence between the astros and the yankees. new york leapt out to a 2-1 lead in the fourth on that aaron judge home run, the first of the postseason but houston would fire right back look at this moon shot from george springer, off the wall. they took it to extra innings until a wa-off home run in the 11th

. >> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here with a forecast speaking of snow. >> i'm not red de. are you ready? >> absolutely not ready. >> time to get ready quickly northern plains, midwest, you're waking up to some of the coldest temperatures of the season so far with freeze alerts in place. this will continue for the next two to three days as the cold front makes its way in we're going to lose the moisture that's the great news across the pacific northwest. an abundance of sunshine look at the temperature change portland, 64 degrees san diego, still in the mid 70s. warmer air from tucson and high of 77 for highs 90s, i see you, yuma quiet conditions right now for the west by wednesday, another major winter storm details coming up. >> thanks, janessa >>> just ahead, the astros and yankees burn the midnight oil in an epic alcs game two. >>> the steelers jolt the chargers in a sunday night showdown we'll have the highlights up next i didn't have to call an ambulance. and i didn't have to contact your family. because your afib didn't cause a blood clot that led to a stroke. not to

. >> fun >>> well, nbc meteorologist janessa webb is here with the latest weather what are we looking for? i'm. >> i'm not sure it was fun >> a cowboys fun. >> i'm hurt this morning i'm frowning still let's talk about weather-wise across the midwest we're seeing frost advisories and freeze warnings. some of the coldest temperature of the season so far overnight lows are going to hit the upper 20s to mid-30s and daytime highs are really not going bounce back fors by best mark only mid-30s today as you wake up, you're going to see a lot of frost across the upper midwt into teshe new york city 71 still very chilly. almost winter like for the west. following the colder temperatures and the rain. we'll see the full forecast coming up. >> thank you >>> just ahead, a federal judge delivers a blow to trump immigration policies and a day of fun turns deadly afr frk citea eaacdent at a carnival claims the life of a 10-year-old girl i didn't have to call an ambulance. and i didn't have to contact your family. because your afib didn't cause a blood clot that led to a stroke. not today. we'd discu

stations during that vote by ellingham paints are one observer murdered and others attacked malcolm webb has worked in the capital. rights groups and opposition of complained about serious problems from an early stage in the election during the campaigns they said that hundreds of thousands of ghost voters have been added to the electoral register in some provinces the electoral commission denied it one observer was shot dead by 5 policemen police say they're still investigating during polling opposition complained of pre-taped ballots and observers said $3000.00 of them weren't allowed to access polling stations there's also been violence during the counting process and now the opposition party that was widely expected to come in 3rd place the movement for democracy in mozambique. has now spoken out joining a new voting process. introduced in the. being introduced by revolts in the boardwalks just into me is that from 2 plates so we as a political party we shall never accept any for all the results that's why we do reject these results were namo is the largest opposition party that used

having to deal with a growing rebellion in the gas rich northern province of cover delgado malcolm webb has the latest now from a put up. president clearly paid means to tone of course is that in a 2nd we'll bring jobs but also flying to russia but it's property and that's blighted some of the members of his body during his bust to being dollar headlines scandal being steady on bail opposition the leading opposition bossy rebel have held their final rally in the northern city of. presidential candidate suppose somebody has also promised to find corruption and the whole city of that mislead by devastating cycle of just 7 months ago the man city who was a presidential candidate the peace mongo held peace final rally that opposition of complaints of serious irregularities in the votes is registered they say something inflated the ruling party stronghold labels to complain the balance on the campaign trail electoral commission denies any problems with the registered opposition so inspired to these problems like this a board has to go to the polls on tuesday but i don't vigilantly watch as t

. >> all right let's bring in janessa webb now. is that essentially a dust devil? >> it's just as concerning as a tornado, so glad that guy -- >> run out of there. >> taking a closer look at home here, we're seeing this storm front -- cold front making its way through the cloud coverage for the northeast and the rain currently in place no floods threat is in place for the northeast. but still going to see continuous rain for at least the next two days. from providence to boston, up to 2 to 3 inches.e going to contine that sunshine out and about across the south >>> you can see on the radar, this is what we'll talk about next storm system, this is snow headed to the rockies. >> we keep talking about it. it's more than one day you've been talking about the snow. it's on its way. thank you, janessa >> all right monday night football, the undefeated 49ers made a statement with a dominating win over the browns. san francisco got to work early. that is matt breida blowing past the defense and taking it all the way to the house, even waving good-bye, 83 yards for the touc

fighters have already rejected mozambicans are waiting to see if the fragile peace will hold malcolm webbal-jazeera boozy district mozambique. spain's supreme court has given long jail sentences to 9 catalan separatist leaders sparking protests around the region people have been out in force into the night in barcelona after a day of protests and scuffles at the airport and other locations the politicians were found guilty of sedition and sentenced between 9 and 13 years for their roles in a failed bid for independence 2 years ago so he has more from barcelona. they turned up in their thousands at barcelona's airport determined to cause as much disruption as possible and fronted by riot police to protest his intentions to signal the start of a campaign of civil disobedience cause and amnesty for the 9 catalan politicians and activists convicted on monday for their roles in a failed attempt to secede from spain 2 years ago they were found guilty of sedition but were acquitted on the more serious charge of rebellion the defendants were sentenced to between 9 and 13 years in prison the react

so, john webb has brexitcast come up with?ms, —— a lot of poems, first one is you and the second one is brandon, and then the third one. is the first one. it goes like this. there was very good, i like that one. this is from jake. ilike, i i like, i like. we like the core of the party that would understand that. another terrific castor for us. that was classy, impressive. she was there sitting a few days back. here it goes. thank you. we have to ask you. what is your prediction? no idea. shalli go on? thank you very much. a poetry slam, likea go on? thank you very much. a poetry slam, like a poetry slam. no, i think that is a terrible idea. so next week, goodbye. hello there. we've had a couple days of drier, colder weather, and then storm lorenzo came on the scene. this of course was a hurricane. it's not had a great deal of impact and it's weakening through friday, but really the outlook stays very unsettled — more atlantic bands of cloud and rain coming in. now this area of low pressure is lorenzo — it slowed down as it app