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as a country and maintaining the the unity and in the culture of us with the very man i was in a man context that's very important it's me is he was regarded i'm sure i'm sure this reflect also a good network within the country as work also being the secretary of foreign affairs ministry that's also important because he was the person who knows exactly what are the files the country are dealing with reaction to salt on causes death has been pouring in from around the world. haitham been been there mani flag will be flown at half mast for the 40 day islamic period of mourning this transition is a crucial moment for the country somehow to see if that have a deal fairly with many waiting to see if hate them aside will continue his legacy as a negotiator and peacemaker in a volatile region such a height at al-jazeera. there sure are you the latest pictures coming in to us now from the a money capital this is the swearing in ceremony of the new sort of oman. bin taric outside the cousin of the late sultan qaboos who was former culture minister and his now taking the oath of allegiance as

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dublin police say man attacked at another man with a gun. what happened next is unclear but police say the man killed his ex-girlfriend. live in dublin, neighbors are stunned and police investigating. jean. >> reporter: that's right, jessica, people say a man moved into this quiet neighborhood home a few days ago and then a shooting by the front door ended with woman dead and man injured. >> couple dozen police with all weapons out pointed at the door. >> reporter: didn't hear the shooting that brought police to his neighbor's home and led to bloody handprints on the door last night but saw officers carrying a shooting victim away on monahan street. >> saw them carry a body out like a sack of potatoes, hands, feet, removed from the front porch. then there was another person on the ground. >> reporter: police say man who lives here shot his ex-girlfriend and man with a gun when she tried to force way in. >> noticed subject he recognized as ex-girlfriend. opened door slightly, then it was forced open on him, ex-girlfriend and another male hold

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as a country and maintaining the the unity and in the culture us with the very man i would in a man context that's very important also being the secretary of foreign affairs ministry that's also important because he was the person who knows exactly what are the files the country are dealing with so. haitham been been they move their money flag will be flown at half mast for the 40 day islamic period of mourning this transition is a crucial moment for the country so mad to see if that hammer that highly with many waiting to see if hate them aside will continue cobbles his legacy as a negotiator and peacemaker in a volatile region so i don't hide at al-jazeera. saeed al saeed was an only son born in 1942 a life of royal privilege and to a father he would overthrow 30 years later sultan co boss was educated in oman and then at a private school in the u.k. before graduating from sandhurst military academy and serving in the british army for several months on his return to a man in 1966 his determination to modernize his country is said to have been ignored by his father. 4 years later b

he saw the man outside the house. he got pistols and shot the man a number of times. he was tried in part of his fame is that he was found not guilty on a defense of temporary insanity. in my line, i think many historians would agree with me, it wasn't necessarily that those 12 men on that jury understood this psychological defense or psychological condition. 12 men understood marriage. they understood that marriage was being intruded upon by this man. you could lose track of who you are, what you were doing, and your sense of right and wrong. those 12 men found him not guilty. he is not necessarily the only character that portrays this kind of scenario. for example, another individual, carl johnson, in his letters, which have been published lately, writes to his wife that he metal gentlemen who indicated met a gentleman who indicated he had known his wife. he wrote her that he had met the man, and she responded by saying well, yes, she had met him, but he attempted to kiss her. and as colonel johnson found out about this, he wrote back to his wife that he didn't thin

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a man shot and killed his ex- girlfriend when she and another man confronted him at his home with a gun. that resident is claiming self- defense. >> reporter: yes, that resident was questioned neighbors tell me he had just moved in a few days ago. >> they were in the area with every gun drawn known to man, they had a dog. >> reporter: he is describing what he witnessed from his balcony patio three doors down when dublin police officers stormed this condominium complex on monahan street wednesday night. they found a woman shot to death. another man injured. >> it's pretty scary last night to have all this go down. we've never seen anything like that. >> reporter: the call came in as a home invasion robbery when they heard from a resident of the home. >> he informed us that around 11:30, he was sleeping in bed and heard the banging on the front door. he came down to answer the front door and he saw somebody that he recognized as his ex- girlfriend. >> reporter: police say that's when the ex-girlfriend and another man forced the door open, holding a gun and pointing it at him. >> the resid

the legacy of a man or a man is the longest state in the gulf it has more than 140 years that that's a good experience of statehood the 2nd one is actually you know the style of leadership of bunker was himself and the way how he put it out to put to better the state i think that helped him his experience being you know graduate from sandhurst that helped him a lot and actually also you know being an open country because a man when you speak about a man was open to all nationalities for what more than 100 years and that basically made the country the political culture of the country more open accepting the others and i think this is the future of politics and. foreign policy and i think that the. decision makers to behave like this and not to be what it. being mediator and the role in a lot of conflicts are some very very big shoes to fill damages wary from cashing in a massive thank you for joining us again here in al-jazeera. well to other news now and the u.s. has imposed additional sanctions on iran and retaliation for the iranian missile attack on u.s. forces in iraq they target

he said when he told the man to move along, that's when the man charged at him threatening to poke him, jeff him and inject him with whatever was inside the hypodermic needle. >> i was, and up out of the steers and he was there with his the dell out. >> reporter: bank other began as he was exiting that in a station on his way to pick up his 3-year-old from daycare. he realized that he would be taking his job at that location in just a few minutes, he asked the man to move on. >> that's what triggered him so he went and chased me about three quarters of a block down. whole time he was telling me he's going to stick me with his needle. i was terrified. >> reporter: he managed in the medical police will come up with a suspect just a few blocks away. >> this was down on mission in seventh. >> reporter: he shot this video of police arresting 33-year-old william. the man he says was teasing him. you can see he doesn't flinch when hit by a beanbag browns. something officers say is being hit by a major league beach. eventually managed to take into custody. now, his worry that he would be relea

now one man is dead. it was 3:45 a.m. when a resident called police saying a group of people was forcing their way into this home. >> the man was able to sequester himself into a safe place while officers arrived. >> reporter: the officers arrived while the suspects left with two vehicles. >> the vehicles sped off in different directions. one of those vehicles took off at a high speed over the san mateo bridge in speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour. >> reporter: police called off the chase. the other driver crashed into a cement peninsula. a man in the backseat died. the driver and female passenger were taken to a hospital. back in the home they found a fifth suspect hiding inside this dodge charger which was parked outside. >> it sounds like that person was just left at the scene. >> reporter: neighbors say that this home has been targeted before and that the resident owns a gun. >> we will be looking to determined the story about the fortified door at this home. i went to the door myself. a short time later the man o

police are still looking for this man in the case. i'm told montclair's security cameras and officers who were here played a key role in these arrests. >>> one of the most influential figures in basketball history. >> the league announced today former nba commissioner, david stern, has passed away. more on his legacy and reaction to his death. >> many people are calling it a sad day for basketball. david stern suffered a brain hemorrhage in new york on december 12th. he was in serious condition and was unable to recover. many current and former players are reacting to his death. the warriors calling him a sports icon. >> the nba community is mourning the loss of staved dern who passed away today. >> reporter: prior to wednesday's washington wizards game, the team had a moment of silence and paid tribute to the former commissioner. he died from a brain hemorrhage he suffered three weeks ago. he was 77 years old. his wife and family were at his bedside. >> for me, it's really hard to imagine a world without david stearn. i don't think t

of a man is credited with modernizing his country and in a volatile region prioritizing diplomacy as a division so will that policy continue under the new moniker this is inside story . welcome to the program i'm often dennis amman is mourning the death of a man who transformed the nation sultan qaboos bin sayit was 79 and had been ill for some time over the course of 50 years he turned a poor country in the arabian peninsula into a modern state which stayed to diplomatically neutral in a region divided by conflict amman and several of its neighbors have now declared 3 days of mourning selves and cabooses successor will sworn in just a few hours after his death was announced hey fen been tarik immediately promised to build on his late cousin's legacy. but see if we're taught in new york we remain guided by the late sultans wisdom going forward we will preserve and embark on the achievements he made this is what we are adamant to do to follow in his footsteps with respect to international relations we will follow in the same course set out by the late sultan we will embrace foreign po

>>were chased down a san francio street by a man with and needle. we'll have a look at that story coming up after the break meanwhile, here's a little peek outside so you know what it looks like this is beautiful shot and the embarcadero in the bay bridge there behind it is a little breezy by chp standard so they issued a windadvisory for people traveling across the bay bridge to take it easy out there. temperaturein the 30's and 40's so bundle p if you're heading out of course john triple has your full forecast and specifics for your city after the break. >>welcome back the time now for 43 happy monday. we want to check in on the forecast before you step outside because you need to know how 's spilling out there john triple of a look at our forecast good day ahead of us definite another chilly start so bundle yeah i love my skoda and a nice coat that he gota new one for christmas. you get in that war in the past couple weeks because yeah we've h some chilly mornings and we've h some jacket where the afternoons to and toy is going to be another one

what the hell, man? ( laughter ) more international news, the coronavirus is spreading faster and faster every day and the chinese government working overtime to stop it. >> breaking news about the deadty coronavirus. more cases in the u.s. bringing the total number to at least five. >> the virus is spreading faster, killed so far 81 in china. more than 2700 others infected across 13 countries. >> wuhan the epicenter of tot break and 40 cities in lock down, 50 million people ordered to stay in place. work, in wuhan racing against time to build a brand-new hospital in 10 days. >> trevor: yes, china announced they're building a thousand-bed hospital in ten days. ten days. to build a hospital. there is no other country that can do anything that fast. like, in america, it takes longer than that to get cable installed. ( laughter ) i've learned, when you order cable in this country, you're not ordering it for you, it's for your grandkids. i just want little billy to have comcomcast one day. yes, yes, i will b

chelsea manning was of course a u.s. military intelligence analyst but was arrested in 2010 for leaking classified information to wiki leaks she was convicted in 2013 to 35 years in prison now president obama commuted his sentence just before he left office but then she was arrested again last year for declining to testify against wiki leaks publisher julian assange we got the thoughts of global affairs analyst patrick henningsen who told us that the u.n. letter will be a boost for supporters of both manning and while lawyer and activist kevin zeese explain to us how the law is being used to coerce manning uses. in a grand jury which is a secret process before someone is indicted or you before a prosecutions occurring to determine whether someone should be prosecuted this is a power of the court to coerce someone into testifying now this law can all allow a person in the united states to be held for the length of the grand jury in order to coerce them to testify before the grand jury and no longer serves the purpose it w

>>> now at 11:00, breaking news, the man who ran iran's military operations across the middle east is dead on orders from president trump. the question tonight, how will iran respond? >> reporter: a fatal crash after a chase. why the chp says they were pursuing a suspect through the streets of marin. >> reporter: neighbors in dublin in shock tonight after a deadly home invasion robbery, plus the disturbing details we're learning about the suspects. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, iran's supreme leader says a harsh retaliation is waiting after a u.s. air strike killed his country's top general. good evening, i'm allen martin. >> and i'm veronica de la cruz. natalie brand is in washington for us with the latest and what could be next. >> reporter: and veronica, allen, the u.s. defense department says the iranian general killed in the strike was behind recent attacks on coalition bases in iraq, including the attack last friday that killed an american defense contractor. so the u.s. officials say this strike tonight was aimed at deterring future iranian attack plans. the

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no man saw his ex-girlfriend and another man forced the door open and pointed a gun at him. >> the resident brought his own firearm down and basically was fearing for his life and shot the firearm. he left and then called 91 immediately. >>> police say the ex- girlfriend died at the same. the man she was with was taken to the hospital where he is expected to survive. police are investigating the motives. a young man accused of killing his father on new year's day will soon be extradited from nevada to california. authorities truck down arrested the 20 -year-old incline village following a massive manhunt. he is accused of killing his father in the california town of pinegrove in amador county. neighbors who watch the -- grow up in their community say they are absolutely shocked. >> i never would have suspected, from everything i have heard about them. my granddaughter says that he would be capable of such a thing. >> investigators have not revealed a possible motive nor any other details about what happened. >>> an african-american attorney filing a federal lawsuit against the city of oakla

he was going to pick up his man when he saw a man injecting drugs when he asked the man to move on, the men started chasing him and threatening to inject him or poke him with whatever was in our on that needle. >> i was coming out of the speakers and he was doing drugs with his needle out. >> reporter: clean counter began as he was exiting the station on his way to pick up his 3-year-old from daycare. he realized he would be taking his job in that location just a few minutes, he asked the man to move on. >> that's what triggered him. he chased me like three quarters of a block down. the whole time telling me that he's going to stick that needle to me. i was terrified. >> reporter: he managed to evade the men. called police who got up with the suspect just a few blocks away. >> this was down on the seventh. >> reporter: he shot this video. police arresting 33-year-old william., he says was chasing him. you can see he doesn't flinch when hit by two >> the best information is what helps us in our investigation and determine what is the best course of action. as for the suspect, he is still

they say the man faces charges. >>> police in dublin investigating after a man shot and killed his ex-girlfriend when she and another man confronted him at his home with a gun. they say it happened at night at about 11:30 when a man at an apartment complex heard banging on the door. they say the man who was with her and his ex-girlfriend forced the door open and pointed at gun at him. >> he was fearing for his life and fired the firearm to get him out of the house. and then he left and called 911 immediately. >> police say the ex-girlfriend died immediately. the man she was with was taken to the hospital but expected to survive. police are still investigating looking for a motive. >>> police show that african american drivers are stopped at a higher rate than white or latino drivers. it found african americans accountd for 15% of all stops but make up about 6% of the population. white and drivers were to their population. they require police in california to write down what they believe the race, gend and even sexual orientation of the people they stop. they use data from nearly 2 million police

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he saw a man shooting up drugs and realized he would be walking by him with his son, he asked the man to move on. >> that is what triggered him. he chased me down the block, the entire time he said he was going to stick me with the needle. i was terrified. >> he managed to evade the man then called police to caught up with the suspect a few blocks away. he posted this video of police arresting the man. >>> video showing an suv driving straight off a cliff along the san mateo cause. why the search for the suv and the driver has been so difficult. >>> very nice friday here in the bay area, just a few high clouds. we are tracking a chance of a few showers early saturday morning. we will have your forecast coming up. >>> a camera inside a car catches in suv plunging into the pacific ocean. in the video it does not even look like the car slows down before driving off the cliff. authorities are still searching for the driver it back the suv. >> reporter: along this oceanside cliff off-highway 1 a tourist camera captured a disturbing video. while the motorist was driving south he witnessed a

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chelsea manning was a u.s. military intelligence analyst but was arrested in 2010 for supplying classified information to wiki leaks she was convicted in 2013 and indeed sentenced to 35 years in prison over it president obama commuted his sentence just before he left office but she was arrested again last year but declining to testify against wiki leaks publisher julian assange global affairs analyst patrick henningsen told us this un lesson that will be a boost for supporters of both manning while lawyer and activist kevin zeese explained to us too how the law is being used to coerce manning. in a grand jury which is a secret process before someone is indicted or you before a prosecutions occurring to determine whether someone should be prosecuted this is a power of the court to coerce someone into testifying now this law allows a person in the united states to be held for the length of the grand jury in order to coerce them to testify before the grand jury and no longer serves the purpose it was intended to s

zeese explain to us too how the law is being used he says to coerce manning. in a grand jury which is a secret process before someone is indicted or you go for it prosecutions occurring to determine whether someone should be prosecuted this is a power of the court to coerce someone into testifying now this law can allow a person in the united states to be held for the length of the grand jury in order to coerce them to testify before the grand jury and no longer serves the purpose it was intended to serve it's now become a weapon of prosecutors it was initially designed to protect people who are being investigated the reason they're kept secret because it trying to protect people being investigated before they're indicted so you don't know that they're being investigated but in the longer serves our purpose and now serves the purpose of being a tool for prosecutors that's abused and i think chelsea manning is a victim of that abuse the report by nils meltzer does give an additional air of legitimacy to the case of manning to really back up all of the things th

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why hire who you think is a hit man? >> i never thought he was a hit man. you have to understand something. i never thought these people were violent criminals at all. >> that's not how it appears on the tapes. >> if you really listen to what's said, i never asked him to hurt anybody. i never asked him to kill anybody. >> reporter: but remember, he did offer a suggestion on how to kill her. >> give her an injection of potassium chloride to stop her heart. untraceable. >> why are you telling him how to do this? >> i will talk about that on the witness stand. >> so there's nothing you want to share now? >> no. >> reporter: we also asked how valerie's husband became a target. >> i had nothing to do with what was going on with mack. >> reporter: if leon told us he was being kind to meghan, it was a different story with valerie. he shifted blame to his late lover even as he tried to sound sympathetic. >> valerie wasn't a monster. she clearly had reached a breaking point, and i can't say that i condone what she wanted to have done. as a doctor, just as a human be

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that's when he says e man got angry chased him with a needle. ng tostab >>chase me all around the corner. >>then further down the then further down loggins on in the federal building and then he still waiting outside of the threatening me saying he's got away come and find me waving the needle anmeans area near the federal building totally under siege. and we have the daycare families coming in for 50 games in the morning, 50 kids in the evening, they on the >>the man was eventually arrested, but so far he's been releasethe da's office still not charging him anything at this particular time while they continue with their investation. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a girl who is fighting a rare diseases surprise there was to play in t they say at a certain age you just stop ring. i wonder what age at is. simply ageless with hyaluronic mplex. plumpsnd hydrates for your best skin at any age. from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl plumpsnd hydrates for your best skin at any age. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>in national news police in arizona steping

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to man and there was a dog as well. >> a dramatic scene at a dublin condo building and why one man who live there said he had to shoot his ex-girlfriend an act of self-defense.>> from ktvu fox this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back and thank you for joining us friday, january 3, the first friday of 2020 i am dave clark .>> and i am allie rasmus with mark tamayo joining us with the weather forecast and we're looking ahead to the first weekend of 2020. i was thinking for second 2019 and i thought to get used to it.>> remember when 2010 arrived to had to say 2008 and 2009? what happened to 1999? here in the bay area tracking a fairly weak system moving from the north, not for today but mainly for tonight and early saturday morning. the forecast today calls for partly cloudy skies and mild, temperatures have been mild. yesterday's we had 60s to around 70 around fairfield. a touch cooler today. you'll notice this on the satellite with high clouds streaming into california and the bay area satellite is showing partly cloudy skies and currently a few upper 30s around santa rosa and napa and f

a fish told me come on man. come on man i've been there. you know, we used to sell -- bags full of nickel for cash in the backyard. if you have been there like i have -- you would know that. you would know it. ii have a friend named corn pop, he -- he knew about my hairy legs but a guy with hairy legs can't eat syrup you know that. i'm serious. >> so true. he could be the nominee or maybe mayor pete he wantses to decriminalize all of the drugs not just pot but meth, coke you maim it maybes sense if democrat becomes president we need to do a lot of drugs. meanwhile what is mayor mike blaringwi promising? to turn east room of the white house into an open office floor plan where he says he would be where a lead for should be with the the team even tweeted what such a floor plan would look like, with see that, see that -- small there it is. there's president mike sitting in a cubicle. so sad sharinging with a vice president maybe this is pathetic jumping chief of staff while press secretary over there trying to eat his lunch. that's bloomberg b

to allow the diplomatic shuttling for the whole of these between son our man and also for the medical shuttling for those who are injured or or who are all need urgent treatment outside yemen because of the international airport is closed and also banned by saudi arabia now with the nomination also with the bringing it to revealing to the public that the name of the success of the soul time cobbles and saeed many hope that the he will follow the footsteps of his predecessor and also will will continue the dover's in order to bring peace and settlement to yemen which is important also for our man because it's. bordering the man especially with the with the previous attempts by saudi arabia in order to to back some tribes their. own money border in order to have some kind of domination in the area which has been dominated by our mind for for years long. the latest of the last. has been foiled by the. so time will come. when the saudi arabia is trying also to pivot its way in to for the oil pipeline to reach the arab sea which is one of the. one of the important goals for saudi arabia .