as temperatures continue to rise, thanks to that heat across the desert south west los angeles thing. 20 degrees celsius on saturday. now it's in the east that we are seeing the worst of the weather. we've got severe storms rolling across the us, gulf coast, pulling out to the south eastern states, bringing a threat of hail as well as thunderstorms. and possibly tornadoes as well that that system skirts its way further east along the eastern seaboard, bringing some thundershowers to the likes of washington d. c. and new york over the weekend. but temperatures sitting rather high. here they are going to become down though, for places like minneapolis as well as chicago as the wet and wintry weather starts to push its way towards the northeast. now as those systems move away from texas with the temperatures rebounding in places like dallas, with lots of sunshine through to the new week. and it's an improving picture for much of mexico. that soft storms in the northeast starts to roll their way further east will see the temperature pick back up in monterey. lots of sunny conditions to be

as temperatures continue to rise, thanks to that heat across the desert south west los angeles thing. 20 degrees celsius on saturday. now it's in the east that we are seeing the worst of the weather. we've got severe storms rolling across the us, gulf coast, pulling out to those south eastern states, bringing a threat of hail as well as thunderstorms. and possibly tornadoes as well that that system skirts its way further east along the eastern seaboard, bringing some thunder showers to the likes of washington dc and new york over the weekend. but temperatures sitting rather high. here they are going to become down though, for places like minneapolis as well as chicago as the wet and wintry weather starts to push its way towards the northeast. now as those systems move away from texas with the temperatures rebounding in places like dallas, with lots of sunshine through to the new week. and it's an improving picture for much of mexico. that soft storms in the northeast starts to roll their way further east. we'll see the temperature pick back up in monterey. lots of sunny conditions to

stephanie: on the sprawling 388-acre campus of the west los angeles v.a., daughter with palm trees, a underway. three new buildings have gone up this year to provide qualified veterans low-income housing. 63-year old jack vicente has been settled in his gleaming new studio apartment for a month. the army vet was working as a bellman at a hotel when he suffered a back injury and was let go from his job. jack: and that's what led to me being pretty much homeless for the next four or five months until i was able to go to the v.a. and the v.a. helped me get into a lovely, secure place like this. in my opinion, the promise that they made when i joined up. they're really keeping their word now. stephanie: but there are other veterans who feel the opposite. where are you living now? lavon: right there. stephanie: 36-year old lavon johnson, an army veteran lives right outside the v.a. campus in a tent. he was living in one of these tiny shelters on the v.a. campus, but he says it caught fire and he was removed from the temporary housing program. johnson has been chronically homeless for more

i'll be jamming with other musicians, logging in from west london, los angeles and amsterdam.s weirder. it looks great. although i have one criticism that's playing with the reality of a music studio, which is the sofa is far too clean. where are the coffee rings? way too clean in here! i had a kind of rough idea of like 120, 130bpm, somewhere inside there, mid to up—tempo. hey, how about this, boss, obviously, since you're the producer — will you guide what you want and drop files and all that? yeah, sure, sure. 120, i'll start some chords, maybe. we'll default to you. ok, cool. i'll turn my headset down and i'm going to hop - on my kit really quick. all right, i'm going to do the same. oh, that's nice. 0h! i like the fact that everyone's avatars are bobbing their heads, like proper sound engineer types. can we make those notes shorter, so more staccato at the top — the ding, ding, ding? a whole hour flew by in the low—latency virtual studio. and before i knew it, it was time to head back to the real world. i'm back. i don't want to be — i want to be back in here. it's freezi

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the temperature continuing to rise in the south west places like california los angeles, sing 28 degrees celsius on saturday. now the worst of the unsettled weather can be found in that northeast corner. we've got some wet and windy as what is wintry weather? pushing across the great lakes, brittany, some thunderstorms to the east coast, places like new york city, washington dc, seeing the wet weather over the weekend, but temperatures here still on the up, we'll see the worst of those severe storms intensifying across the gulf of mexico over the next few days, and they will bring some heavy rounds of rain to the north east of the country, tripling down the east coast, but lots of sunshine to be found on the west coast heat coming through for the yucatan peninsula, west a weather farther south of this in the form of showers, but temperature is certainly on the rise for places like what to molla for the caribbean, lots of sunshine and showers, 32 degrees in havana. ah frank assessment just just means to give them the basic human rights. not only in the 10th, but also inside the minimum, i

west during the q&a. anyway thousands of union troops and a couple camels pass through drum barracks over the course of the war. one of their duties was to police the rebellious population of los angeles. their commanders basically understood as well as anyone that the east and west were held together by this very narrow thread. so only through overwhelming military force could the southern hold on the far west be broken. this was really one of the lessons from los angeles and elsewhere during the war. so the buildup of troops at drum barracks was accompanied by a flurry of other actions and policies. the slave codes of utah and new mexico were abolished laws permitting the virtual enslavement of california indians were overturned rebel sympathizing newspapers in the west were banned and they were ransacked confederate sympathizers including william gwinn were arrested and imprisoned. and a number of them actually landed here there were some of the first inmates of the prison at alcatraz. and taken together these strong arm tactics help quash rebellion in the west and finally broke the powerful southern influence over the region. or so it seemed but of course, it wasn't ever quite tha

west nafis and the los angeles lakers faced each other in the fifth game and in the end they won 116-. as a result, los angeles had a total of 32 opponents before the match. hem guldan won 323 115 against sacramento, but in the overall result was 23 behind their opponent. some short news on the first day of the turkish swimming competition. hossein gholampour maten of tehran and samyar abdolahi in the 100m freestyle and abolfazl estan in the 240 backstroke won the permission to participate in the final stage of the iranian women's national ice hockey team to participate. in the asian championship tomorrow, tehran will travel to bangkok, thailand. the women of our country are in the second group of the competition with india in destan and kuwait, and they will face india in their first match on may 11. which arrow team against king ward china taipei's memories of pikan left the first result to the host's representative. iran's matan daz national team went to the uae to participate in the asian championship. the competition will be held in ajman from tomorrow, may 14th. the name of pele

. >> the medical center is located on the west side of los angeles where the average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is more than $3000 a month. a housing voucher or disability check does not go far here. >> there simply are not enough units. as aling i is to build affordable housing on the v.a. campus, it is even more onerous everywhere else in los angeles, between historically discriminatory zoning laws and community resistance, it is an uphill battle. few know that better than the head of a community of friends which has been providing housing for people with mental health disorders for 35 years. just like some veterans with disabilities, some people with serious mental illnesses in the general population benefit from having support services >> first thing we have to do is find property. >> that's also the first roadblock. >> because we have restricted where we can build apartment buildings, it drives the cost higher as well because we are all competing for the same limited land. >> according to one study, more than 70% of residential areas in the l.a. area are zoned for single-family h

estates rely on the river for they watch supplies, as well as areas in the north west of mexico. reynolds reports from los angeles. after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river in its reservoirs have dwindled too alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cut hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worst case scenario, where everyone void with, you know, water river flow in the river to serve yearly. $40000000.00 people in the west depend on the colorado for drinking water and electricity together with billions of dollars worth of foreign products. even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in the colorado. we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at this point on top of the fact . the drought has been such a long standing drought over the last 5 years to a decade. plus that it's going to take a number of years to overcome this deeper drought that we have. western states are allocated water under the terms of a 100 year old treaty, but despite protracted negotiations, the states have been unable to agree to changes and cuts n

western parts of the us and canada, the temperatures continuing to rise in the south west places like california los angeles thing, 28 degrees celsius on saturday. now the worst of the unsettled weather can be found in that northeast corner. we've got some wet and windy as what is wintry weather, pushing across the great lakes, bringing some thunderstorms to the east coast. places like new york city, washington dc. seeing the wet weather over the weekend, but temperatures here still on the up. we'll see the worst of those severe storms intensifying across the gulf of mexico over the next few days. and they will bring some heavy rounds of rain to the north east of the country, tripling down the east coast, but lots of sunshine to be found on the west coast heat. true for the yucatan peninsula, west the weather, farther south of this in the form of showers. the temperature is certainly on the rise. who places like guatemala, for the caribbean, lots of sunshine and showers, 32 degrees in havana? ah! we are all bristles, even people far away are so helping with the environment, problems in the amazon because th

it is, um i think there are now 10 worldwide, but i'm the still the only one in the west coast and he is los angelesmary climate hazard, and it's really an acceptable to have these preventable deaths and preventable hospitalizations that occur mostly in the not just the hottest areas of l a, but the areas with the greatest pollution burden. historically disinvested areas of l a where we have less shade equity. let's treat canopy let's open space. um and actually also less air conditioning or thermal comfort in the homes of those very same communities. so we have this. you know this disparity so since we're celebrating earth day this weekend, i just want to focus not just on the problem, but on the solutions. now states have already reduced emissions by an average of 19% over last 15 years, but that's not fast enough to meet the national targets. so when you look at what works in terms of local solutions, share some examples of what people are doing at a local level that that's making a difference. yeah i don't local level we've been working on increasing green and open spaces for over a decade down,

west mexico. rob rebels hans the latest from los angeles. the root cause of the impacts that we're seeing here is 23 years of severe drought. and that has drawn down the levels of the reservoirs on the colorado river. lake powell lake need to dangerously low levels to the point where if things go as they have been, the river will basically stop flowing. now the water is allocated among the various western states from the colorado river under the terms of a 100 year old tree called a colorado river compact. it's rather complicated and it's somewhat outdated because it doesn't take into account the explosive growth of cities like phoenix and scottsdale and las vegas. so what the by did ministration is proposing is sweeping away all of the provisions of the treaty at least temporarily. and having each state commit to a 25 percent across the board, caught in their water unsuccessful negotiations amongst the states themselves. they can't agree on a formula. so this is what the administration is proposing. if that goes through it is definitely goi

we'll have a look at the continuous need coming up and west coast rap is coming up next. why one los angelesmaker wants to raise the minimum wage for people who work in the tourism industry. and some of our high temperatures today got up into the low eighties, so it's pretty warm, but it's gonna cool off here. we'll have that forecast here. we'll have that forecast back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus on a new volvo electric vehicle. ugh. no signal. i don't have home internet. receive a $7,500 ev lease bonus oh, that's a red flag. your mom looks a lot like me. yeah, couple of hotties. thank you? there's dead spots all over this place. there really are. oh wow. nothing. are you getting a good signal? no, i'm not. it's time for real home internet. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our xfinity 10g network launch celebration. only from xfinity. prize. the coast guard says the fire has moved all throughout the ship. the vessel has an estimated 55,000 gallons of diesel on board. the epa has been conducting air quality monitoring in that

. >>> two former teachers at the don't academy los angeles are suing the school's founder, musician kanye westey called the health, safety and education standards of the school chaotic. the lawsuit claims the teachers were fired back in march in retaliation for reporting code violations. the suit also claims the school had no school nurse medications were stored in an unsecured closet with other expired drugs. then there's what was on the menu for lunch. >> my other serious complaint was that children were beginning being given sushi every day. that was it. from january 17 until march 3, the kids had sushi for lunch. >> kanye west meanwhile has not responded to the lawsuit. >>> straight ahead in sports, what is the one thing that could stop ugh. no signal. i don't have home internet. oh, that's a red flag. your mom looks a lot like me. yeah, couple of hotties. thank you? there's dead spots all over this place. there really are. oh wow. nothing. are you getting a good signal? no, i'm not. it's time for real home internet. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during

los angeles. i live in los angeles. very honest with the fox viewers. socialist board members and we have the george soros in l.a., alvin bragg of the west coast, they want criminal justice system. they don't want people serving in jail. they want criminals to co-exist with citizens on the street and gillian, our city and county in los angeles is not safe. >> gillian: leo, i guess the obvious follow-up question is why. why do they want that? >> i'll tell you why. i've been a civil rights attorney for 30 years. they claim that the jail system is systemically racist. problems because of racism. i will submit to you and everyone watching, the people running the system, we have a black mayor, a minority board of supervisors, we have people of color. where is the racist bogeyman? but the democrats play that card and los angeles county, state of california, we have a socialist system of government where they allow criminals, these criminals who have committed the crimes to get out of jail and join the existing criminals who you portray in the videos to roam the streets and terrorize citizens. >> gillian: i pulled thshgs i wanted to read it to you, give me one

now, meanwhile in the west, the edmonton oilers even their series with the los angeles kings thanks tock help the dallas stars blow out the minnesota wild tie their series at 1-1. all right ashley, here we go. new york state has voted to ban public schools calling their schools, warriors, chiefs, braves or using any native american moss scott. this is huge. those who don't comply will not receive any state aid immediately and the supervisors could be fired. a long island high school is pushing back saying, quote: we will not sit idly by while unelected group of officials tries to remove our history. here to react is president and founder chris makaro. this is huge news. this is happening in 21 other states. you are talking about a lot of districts. 60 school districts. 55 have american indian names. 133 schools are affected. this is going to cost millions of dollars. is it wrong-headed? >> it depends on the district. it depends on the logo. it's subjective based on community by community. there are some things that could be in question. but there's a lot of things like the flaming arro

a little later in the west at 4:30 in the morning, misota is accepted by kolobok, the winners of these duels will go out to miloki. denver, respectively, los angelesrs, lebron. let's remind james in the first round of the playoffs will play with memphis. this is how sports day turned out. my name is stanislavsky amateur. sports tradition. win bye good nights. clipa of orthodox eve jesus only near jerusalem and does our ukraine mean the right week for such religions?

west. we're looking at a moderate flood threat as well from sacramento, down to fresno , even parts of los angeles again, we saw that intense snowpack throughout much of the west and parts of the midwest and now with it, throwing out that is going to lead to flooding going to talk more about the temperatures a little later for, so stick around for now, let's see what's going on a little closer to home. good morning to you saturday on the east bay. partly cloudy, so a mix of clouds and sun and a milder afternoon for everyone. the warmest day will be tomorrow out of thed looking at a cooling trend beginning on monday, certainly into tuesday. 63 today in oakland, look for mid sixties oakland and livermore that 60 downtown and the other seven day forecast warmer easter sunday. and it's time now for deals and steals. and this morning we are on the go with our very own man on the move, mr geos over there with tory, what's going on? listen i'm always on the move. so i'm excited about this. i've actually used this first one here. we've got tori johnson. of course. our buddy. she's here with all these deal

when the warriors secured 6th seed in the west and faced the sacramento kings in the 1st round of the playoffs, los angeles clampett's secured the other remaining playoff spot now to again that is thrown the premier league title race wide open as arsenal later to go lead slipped to draw to, to, with livable possibly looking for their 1st when at anfield says 2012 and i started . well, gabrielle martin, eli putting them ahead 8 minutes in alternately then turned provider and set up gabriel jessie's to get arsenal a to leave. that was on the 28 minutes liverpool pulled a callback before half time. hm. at salah, with the finish. also little a penalty. early in the 2nd half cellar stepped up but missed the spot kick field and then with his dominance off a break paid off. though when robert of amena made a too late in the game, could have been worse for austell had not been fully goalkeeper. aaron ramsdale met a couple of great saves and stuff, it's time to ensure he slide would walk away with the draw. awesome as lead of a man sitting down to 6 points. and so he had played a game less. yeah, i mean, when you c

seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water. more sparingly . rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, peter gleick, his co founder in senior fellow at the, the civic institute for studies and development environment and security. he says the federal government had to get involved because states couldn't agree on how to handle the was a shortage. significant drop in the amount of water in the colorado river, and there is a mix of demand. there's always been for many, many years now or well understood that the demand for water exceeds the reliable supply. and the states have not been able to come to an agreement about how to share that shortage. and as a result, the reservoirs have dropped and they're simply not enough water now to meet all the demand. while the problem has been that the 7 states that share the water resources of the colorado river have not been able to come to an agreement about how to share that shortage. so now we have the federal government stepping in which managers, the big reservoirs on the river saying you're going to have to come to an agreement to equally sha

seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water. more sparingly . rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. at least 9 people have been killed in northern ecuador, elise say about 30 attackers were involved in the incident in the coastal cities around us. they reportedly arrived in boats and cars and opened fire and fishermen, traders, and workers at a port warehouse. salise. congress has passed a proposal to reduce working hours from 45 to 40 a week. move is seen by many as a winful leftist government on a step forward for workers rights. alex marijuana reports. oh, a breakthrough in chiles congress. for 6 years. politicians, i've been debating whether to reduce the length of the working week. this was the moment many who argued for that change had been waiting for getting more money. if i do not get annually, we want to express great joy because we've shown that it's possible to advance towards a better quality of life for the workers of our country. here. 127 out of 155 members of congress voted in favor of cutting working hours in chile. it now joins ecuador introducing the working wee

seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water more sparingly . rob reynolds, al jazeera los angeles. all right, that brings us to the end of this show, but the news continues online. as always, just have over al jazeera dot net, the lead story that he saw, the jewish groups entering along the mos compound inside story is next. and the ring back in the and a few minutes. ah that's been very dry in northern china throughout the winter. so you pick up a spring wind, that's what it is really, and you tend to get some pretty nasty conditions from in a mongolia than towards the north west of china across to beijing. this is the picture in the last day or so a whole lot blown across the south or the korean peninsula towards japan condition not quite as bad there, but this is it movie with that frontal system. so it's gone through now. and things have improved for quite a shock to the system. i think with the when dropping down our temperatures are up to about 26 in beijing into showers for me, anywhere in north and central child. the heaviest, rain south, the yangtze once again. but it's d

seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water more sparingly . rob reynolds, al jazeera los angeles for the show, you can get more information. of course, on our website, al jazeera dot com. the weather is up next with jeff, and it's inside story. mounting pressure on the pentagon will be examining a major leak of top secret us intelligence file was in for washington. i live with us. ah ah, you're locked into your weather update for europe and africa. nice to have your long and nasty weather along the eastern, mediterranean rain and winds piling into the levant, who was just a few days ago. ramallah was about 32 degrees. now a top temperature of 10 on wednesday episodes of rain across turkey, but i think it's mostly going to be contained toward the eastern side of the country after the northwest. and we've got a storm system expanding here through the islands of arlene britain, france in the low countries. so it's spreading brain in this area, but also pretty breezy conditions as well, especially along the irish, see their central, you're pretty much as we left it. last time we spok

the series all square as they had to los angeles for game 3, staying in the west and the denver nuggets moved to games clear against the minnesota timber wolves. there stand out before we're in games. who was jamal murray, who wrecked up 40 points to the n h l. playoffs, where the carolina hurricanes took a to game lead over the new york islanders. they went on wednesday partly thanks to this bizarre own goal of the stick of new york, sebastian auto. the deflection completely flexing island is goalie, alias, or oaken. that put carolina to nothing up new york for back before. yes, for foss, overtime go gave it to the hurricane. 4 to 3. now to another blow for sports fans in oakland, california, which may soon be left without any major professional teams. laughter. the nfl franchise formerly known as the oakland raiders moved to las vegas in 2020 the oakland athletics baseball team is now set to follow them. they've signed an agreement to buy land for new ballpark near the las vegas strip. after they were unable to build a new venue in the bay area, the 8th hope to complete the move by 20

los angeles times for two years? espn, washington post is his background. >> the thing is the largest news organization west of the potomac river, we are in a big vibrant place. hard to understand and get your arms around it. second largest city in the country, 100 languages spoken here. the largest diasporas that exist outside of the native country, whether it is large chinese community, armenian community, mexican community. it adds to the richness. one in four californians in the absolute richness of the place, diversity, how eclectic it is. capital of the entertainment industry. we often consume entertainment of some kind. a lot to get your arms around. it is a great challenge and a great gift to have such a rich place to cover. >> 20 13 i believe your last book came out, supreme discomfort. did clarence thomas sit down for an interview? >> he did not. i had occasional conversations with him that were informal at events. places i would see him. he ultimately did not agree to interview with us formally. >> if someone picked up that book with the news about clarence thomas we have seen, would they learn something? >> i

west has not responded. julian: another bizarre story. uber eats delivering to los angeleser of people in the westbrook hills and highland park area were receiving deliveries of food that they never ordered. now the l.a. times is reporting that the deliveries could be part of a phishing scam to steal money from the couriers. many residents are concerned. >> we thought it was credit card fraud. >> a marketing campaign. >> rich kids trying to have commentary on millennials. julian: another theory is the deliveries were connected to a burglary ring. police have no evidence of that either. kumasi: my goodness. julian: ok. drew: wild. sushi for lunch, huh? [laughter] we will look at -- from january to march, all they had was sushi. [laughter] i do not know. there is light rain out there. on the storm it is a level 1 with light to moderate showers. slick roadways are the biggest impact. showers this morning ending by noon. we will be dry for the giants home opener. cloudy conditions with 50's and 60's. kumasi: new at 6:00, spring and summer stays. the hotel's name to some of the

seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water more sparingly . rob reynolds, al jazeera los angeles. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here now just 0 now. me and miles june to has admitted to carrying out and asked strike on tuesday that killed more than a 100 people. the military said the aim of the attack on the village of c g was to restore peace in the region. tony chang, this update from bangkok. the little while ago i spoke to the defense minister for the national unity government and asked him the in the face of these fighter jets, helicopter gunship and heavy artillery. was there anything they could do to protect the territory? they seemingly control, and most importantly, the people that are there, he admitted that they really only have small arms hunting rifles in many cases, to go up against mere mas military. but the one thing the military don't have is manpower. and that seems to be corroborated by reports on the ground, the united nations secretary general antonio gutierrez, is warning of looming family in somalia, as it faces its worst drought in decad

seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water more sparingly . rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. you just seen in rob's report about the river, colorado and the problems that it's going through in the united states about same river in so runs across the border and through northwest mexico. and they used to be thousands of cubic meters of water doing just that. but when you fast forward for more than a century of dams and canals on the us side, turning parts there into agricultural hot lands and agreements between the u. s. and mexico. there is no longer those thousands of cubic meters of water. at to the extent that now it does leave, or most of the time arrived to the sea of cortez. and with that much of the delta there in mexico is also gone and the wild life and the plant life that went with it . but there is a 1944 treaty between the u. s. or mexico, that guaranteed this country a certain amount of water that's mostly stopped at the very last time. and then administered between farm lines and between different cities. but subsequent agreements between the united states and m

seems that one way or another, the people of the west are going to have to get used to using water more sparingly . rob reynolds al jazeera, los angeles, chili's congress has passed a proposal to reduce working hours. am overseen by many as a step forward for workers' rights. felix now are a force o a breakthrough in she lays congress for 6 years. politicians i've been debating whether to reduce the length of the working week. this was the moment many who argued for that change had been waiting for him on money for that. who now get annually. we want to express great joy because we've shown that it's possible to advance towards a better quality of life for the workers of our country. even 127 out of 155 members of congress voted in favor of cutting working hours in chile. it now joins ecuador introducing the working week to 40 hours. 14 voted against say, a shorter work week will damage small businesses. if dorsey look at a work your more to this is much easier for large companies who can adapt working hours, but is harmful for small medium enterprises for struggling to survive in this economy, crisis president, gabriella burridge cam

grizzlies who came out on top $103.00 to $93.00 the series all square as they had to los angeles for game 3 and staying in the west and the denver nuggets moved to games clear against the minnesota timber wolves. their stand up form and game too, was jamal murray erect up 40 points to the n h l. playoffs where the carolina hurricanes took it to game lead over the new york islanders that went on wednesday . poly. thanks to this bizarre own go off the stick of new york, sebastian all ho a deflection completely flung mixing island as gully. ilya so can output carolina to nothing up. we fought back before. yes, but foss overton goal gave it to the hurricanes for free. now being the best team in the regular season is no guarantee in the playoffs. the boston bruins may be getting nervous of their 1st loss in 10 games, the game against the florida panthers who level their series at one piece in massachusetts, with a 6 to 3 when i called a few emotions to spill over. boston will take the fight to florida for game 3. on friday. the dallas stars beat minnesota wild $7.00 to $3.00 to level their 1st round series on wednesday

the series all sway as they had to los angeles for game 3. staying in the west and the denver nuggets moved to games clear against the minnesota timber wolves. they stand on performer in games. he was jamal murray, director 40 points, game 3 is on friday in minneapolis. now to another blow for sports fans in oakland, california which may soon be left without any major professional teams well after the nfl franchise. formerly known as the oakland raiders move to las vegas in 2020 yelton athletics baseball team is now set to follow them. they've signed an agreement to buy land for a new ballpark. here the las vegas strip of they were unable to build a new venue in the bay area. the aides hope to complete the move by 2027 golden state warriors and be a team also moved from oakland across the bay to san francisco. 2019 he walked off by russia may be banned from most international sport due to the invasion of ukraine. but venezuela have invited them to take part in the bar area in the lions for the americas games. $48.00 russians will compete under their own flag in several sorts, includin

when the warriors secure, succeed in the west and face the sacramento kings, the 1st round of the playoffs, los angeles clippers secured the other remaining playoff spot. that's a rep from the sport stacy marry him. it's back to you in london, albany. thanks very much, peter. well, that's also it for the news our that time i will be back in a couple of minutes of more the days news for you. ah ah. a fraud takes on the big issues. this isn't a one off. he's talking about a systemic issue here. black gloves don't really matter in the police world unflinching questions is war with lawanda minute rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me, mark him on hill for upright. what al jazeera taught, the law will the law win with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical

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as we have high pressure on the west that should keep things on the calm and dry side coming up as we wrap up the workweek. 22 in seattle, so quite warm there. los angeles at 24 with partly sunny skies. speaking of warm, we're talking about hot weather continuing over into the iberian peninsula and marrakesh where thursday's high 31.3 degrees for the high. and the heat will continue for friday and start to see it drop off as we head into the weekend. across japan it's definitely feeling warm and dry as well. and we are looking at some rain to pop up as we head toward the weekend, but then we get past that. we're seeing warm weather and then for the holiday wednesday through friday highs in the 20s in place. hope you have a good day wherever you are. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi going saw waw raw oga. thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> this is "news line biz" i'm gene otani. market players have been waiting for the bank of japan's first meeting under its new governor. policy makers say they'll continue long held monetary easing for the time being, but they also plan a review of their measures. the

they had to los angeles for game 3 out there staying in the west and the denver nuggets moved to games clear against the minnesota timber worlds. they stand out before we're in game to was jamal murray, who wrecked up fox. he points, game 3 takes place on friday in minneapolis to the n h l. playoffs, where the carolina hurricanes took a 2 game lead over the new york islanders. they went on wednesday partly thanks to this bizarre own go off the stick of new york, sebastian, our hope that the friction completely fleming island is girlie ilia, sora came that put carolina to nothing up new york for back before jasper foster overtime. go over to the hurricane for me. being the best team in the regular season is no guarantee in the playoffs. the boston bruins may be getting nervous after their 1st loss in 10 games. it came against the florida panthers who leveled their series at one apiece in massachusetts with $63.00 win that cause a few emotions to school over boston. we'll take the fight to florida game 3 on friday. it's all square between the edmonton oilers and the los angeles kings as

including a 14 year old injury from los angeles, are constantly targeted by the key of regime the response from the russian foreign ministry city attack. also condemning the west for turning a blind eye to the witch hunt against one war correspondence with you're watching our see international almost been a know that busy news day with one story of course, dominating the headlines. my name is peter scott. and welcome to the program. now we start to start with our developing story, the killing of a russian war correspondents in a cafe in rushes. northern capital was a terror attack planned by ukrainian special services. according to the criminal spokesperson gps cove. there is information that the cleaning services are involved in the planning of these terrorist attack, and this is definitely a terrorist attack. and we wish a sweet recovery to those who suffered in the blast and sent condolences to. to thursday's. relatives in the present was immediately informed. russia is in a stand up with the keep regime, which is behind the murder of duke in there, and killing of people since 2014. and that's why the special mil to operation is ongoing. somebody from this

to los angeles county deputies plead not guilty to violating the constitutional rights of a skateboarder that story and more coming up in tonight's west coast, rap anger and disgust tonight from antioch's mayor, the new report that reveals the details of racist text messages sent among some police officers. and here's a look at tonight's sunset, a vibrant orange sky over the bay area. meteorologists roberta gonzalez will join us later tonight with more on your bay area ktvu elissa harrington has reaction tonight from the city's mayor, as well as a civil rights attorney. the redacted report released by the contra costa county district attorney's office details racist, homophobic and sexist text messages involving at least 14 members of the anti oct police department. most of them we cannot show on air. they include racial slurs and derogatory pictures pretty horrible and the sickening civil rights attorney john burress said. these texts show the state of mind of these officers. he wants them fired and d certified so they cannot work in other departments. should be terminated and in cases where they used physical force. uh part of their