president, i encourage you to raulct ryle castro -- castro, and top officials of the regime. and i encourage you to designate the cuban military, its intelligence services, and the cuban communist parties as foreign terrorist organizations because of their relationship with the crime and narco terrorism in the region. cuba decides, as a national and global initiative to force the cuban regime to submit to the will of the people. it is imperative that all the nations and the free world support the cuban people's fight for change. because the victory of the democracy in cuba is essential, to open the path to peace, prosperity and stability, and the whole hemisphere. my father, and a letter to congress of the united states sun, -- he said we cubans want to be free and want to be friends with the american people. this cufflinks with the coat of arms of the republic of cuba, as a symbol of the friendship, between our two peoples, and also as a symbol of our appreciation for your actions and your solidarity. thank you so much, mr. president. >> thank you very much. >> i'm looking f

it's my hope the cbd will serve the castro for another 15 years. i want to thank andrea, the executive district overtime cbd and her board and staff for all of her work to support the neighborhood and i want to thank chris from the office of economic and workforce development for working closely with andrea on this renewal. and i want to thank tom in my office for all of his work on this as well. >> mr. president, you are muted. >> with oewd, i'd like to provide any comments? >> do a presentation? >> am i on? >> yes, you are. >> great, thank you president yee i'm the senior program officer of the management of economic and workforce development. part of the team that oversees the community benefit district on behalf of the city. as stated in a resolution, this is a renewal of the existing castro community benefit district. i'd like to thank supervisor mandelman for his leadership and his staff as well especially tom timprano for their support of the renewal campaign. i would like to command andrea to the ex you different director of the cbd, her st

castro raul castro che guevara's assassination attempts by both labor and also patrice lumumba so the title of my poisoner in chief refer to the i was does your talking about that of the campaign by the united. way. for a new leader that me god. was the head of the chemical branch of the cia there was a logical that when the cia needed poison or any purpose including killing a foreign leader he would be the person they were turned in it was sidney got the. poison that was supposed to have been used to poison the chinese leader joe and why that plot was thwarted later on fidel castro he became the target and it was godly who created all those elaborate devices you read about not only al pill that the phrase i learned while reading the file i wish to help build elf as for lethal or l.t.l. was a little kill you he made those for castro but he also made things like a poison fountain and with an ultra fine so you wouldn't feel it went into your leg he made a poison wetsuit so that if castro put another and we need a way to get him so i've using other the plots were successful then when the

if you don't castro castro che guevara's assassination attempt by both labor and also patrice lumumba so the title of my book poisoner in chief refer to the i was does that you're talking about that is the campaign by the united. way. for a new leader it me god. was the head of the chemical branch of the cia there was a logical that when the cia needed poison or any purpose including killing a foreign leader he would be the person they were turned in it was sydney got the. poison that was supposed to have been used to poison the chinese leader joe and why that plot was thwarted later on he dealt castro became the target and it was godly who created all those elaborate devices you read about not only al pill that the phrase i learned while reading the file i wish dealt ill health as for lethal help it was a little kill you he made those for castro but he also made things like a poison fountain and with an ultra fine so you wouldn't feel it went into your leg he made a poison wetsuit so that if castro put another and we need a way to get him alive you think none of these plots were succ

fidel castro raul castro che guevara assassination attempts by going to leave and also patrice lumumba so who were hired a lot more and more poison or in cheap rebirth in the episode that you're talking about bettas the campaign by you know based in many. foreign leaders sidney got me. was the head of the chemical branch of the cia there was a logical that when the cia needed poison or any purpose including killing a foreign leader he would be the person they were turned in it was sydney got the. poison that was supposed to have been used to poison the chinese leader joe and why that plot was thwarted later on fidel castro became the target and it was godly who created all those elaborate devices you read about not only al pill that the phrase i learned while reading the file i wish dealt ill else that for lethal or help it was a little kill you he made those for castro but he also made things like a poison fountain and with an ultra fine so you wouldn't feel it went into your leg he made. poison wetsuits so that if castro put another and we eat away it is the obviously none of the plo

fidel castro raul castro che guevara's assassination attempt by going to labor and also patrice lumumba so the title of my book poisoner in chief refer to the us doesn't you're talking about that in the campaign by unite in the late. foreign leader then he got. was the head of the chemical branch of the cia there was a logical that when the cia needed poison or any purpose including killing a foreign leader he would be the person they were turned in it was sydney got the. poison that was supposed to have been used to poison the chinese leader joe and why that plot was thwarted later on fidel castro became the target and it was godly who created all those elaborate devices you read about not only made the lp deal that the phrase i learned while reading the file i wish dealt ill else as for lethal or help it was a little kill you he made those for castro but he also made things like a poison fountain and with an ultra fine so he wouldn't feel if it went into your leg he made a poison wetsuit so that if castro put another and we need a way to get him alive you think none of the plots were

castro raul castro che guevara's assassination attempts by both labor and also patrice lumumba so the title of my book poisoner in chief refer to the us doesn't you're talking about that in the campaign by the united in the late. foreign leader that me god. was the head of the chemical branch of the cia there was a logical that when the cia needed poison or any purpose including killing a foreign leader he would be the person they were turned in it was sydney got the. poison that was supposed to have been used to poison the chinese leader joe and why that plot was thwarted later on fidel castro became the target and it was godly who created all those elaborate devices you read about not only the lp deal that the phrase i learned while writing the inspired language l kill elf as for lethal or help it was a little kill you he made those for castro but he also made things like a poison fountain and with an ultra fine so he wouldn't feel it went into your leg he made a poison wetsuit so that if castro put another and we need a way to get him so i do you think none of the plots were succes

fidel castro raul castro che guevara's assassination attempts by both labor and also patrice lumumba so the title of my book poisoner in chief refer to the us doesn't you're talking about that is the campaign by the united in the late . foreign leader that me. was the head of the chemical branch of the cia there was a logical that when the cia needed poison or any purpose including killing a foreign leader he would be the person they were turned in it was sydney got the. poison that was supposed to have been used to poison the chinese leader joe and why that plot was thwarted later on fidel castro became the target and it was godly who created all those elaborate devices you read about not only the elbe pill that the phrase i learned while reading the file i wish dealt ill else that for lethal or help it was a little kill you he made those for castro but he also made things like a poison fountain and with an ultra fine so he wouldn't feel it went into your leg he made a poison wetsuit so that if castro put another and we need a way to get him the obviously none of the plots were succ

castro era conocido por su ocupaciÓn y su ingenio, era aficionado de los bÚfalo bill y aficionado de pancho villa, en mayo perdiÓ la batalla contra e cÁncer y ahora su familia no recuerda en un dÍa muy especial >>> quiÉn era ezra castro? >>> un hombre muy amable y bien amigo con todos. >>> es que su nombre va en la misiÓn espacial que esta maÑana saliÓ a marte >>> recibimos una llamada de nasa y nos asustamos. (risas) llamada de la agencia espacial el responsable de la misiÓn perseverancia. >>> nos dijo que Él estaba encargado de los nombres y querÍa honrar a mi hermano y querÍa poner su nombre en el chip >>> ellos aceptaron. ezra castro irÍa en el microchip de la nave perseverancia, equipado con cÁmaras, taladros para explorar la superficie, micrÓfonos para registrar los sonidos de martes, el objetivo de la misiÓn, que algÚn dÍa el hombre llegue allÁ >>> quÉ se siente para usted como madre? debe haber sido esto muy especial >>> pues lo primero que pensÉ fue que del cielo ezra tiene una sonrisa de oÍdo a oido. (risas) y especialmente tambiÉn por el propÓsito de

we have the daughter of a martyr who was murdered by the castro regime. we have individuals here who understand that the situation in venezuela, in nicaragua and in cuba, is not only disastrous for those people, but as you have stated so many times, it is a danger, a threat to the national security interests of the united states. i said before, this administration has emphasized this hemisphere. but it has emphasized it in support for the cause of freedom, not solidarity with those who repress their people. it has shown solidarity with the people, not the oppressors of those people by sanctions and tough pressure and diplomacy. an leadership. on behalf of the folks i represent, thank you. those actions are not small. the impact on our national security is huge. the impact on the millions of people who are suffering, who now have hope, is immeasurable. history will record you as the president who freed this hemisphere. -- hemisphere from communism and socialism. those regimes will not last another four years of president trump. i'm convinced of it. and you

se va a ver muy afectada >> pero todo sea por la salud de todos pero en exclusiva vimos a cristián castro con una rubia misteriosa y tenemos imágenes de esta persecución en los Ángeles regres >> retomamos la actualidad en noticias telemundo un nuevo día 150 millones de dólares es el recorte al presupuesto de la policía de los Ángeles las autoridades aprobaron la medida por amplia mayoría destinando estos recursos a minorías étnicas es el presupuesto más bajo en 12 años algo que no es recibido bien por todos >> es una cachetada para cada oficial que se pone su placa >> es un paso chico dentro de lo que queremos hacer >> sin policía qué no puede pasar si hay tanta policía y no hace caso la gente ahora nos matan a todos >> con este presupuesto la policía de los Ángeles va a tener menos de 10 mil efectivos para el próximo verano y según el concejo municipal de los Ángeles se autorizó un plan para retiro anticipado para trabajadores recibiendo 180 mil dólares por dejar su empleo de manera voluntaria los trabajadores lo que sería un ahorro para la ciudad y también se qui

carlos: castro y tacher, tucker y castro quÉ pareja. enseguida volvemos con univisiÓn. ya regresamos. el actor , productor y activista eduardo verastegui se reunio ayer con el presidente donald trump en karla: un actor y productor eduardo verÁstegui se reuniÓ con el presidente trump carlos: acudiÓ como invitado al lanzamiento de la nueva iniciativa de la casa blanca en donde firmÓ una orden para dar mÁs oportunidades educativas y libertad a la comunidad hispana. karla: trump calificÓ a los hispanos como tesoro para los estados unidos. carlos. encontrando puntos en comÚn con el presidente, ojalÁ se reflejarÁ esto con dos chicos de daca tambiÉn. estÁn colgados en el aire. tienen que ver esto. alan: trabajadores viven una experiencia aterradora en un edificio de boston. astrid rivera tiene imÁgenes y testimonios. >> un trabajador cuelga de una cuerda en este edificio de apartamentos en boston, massachusetts. >> otro hombre tambiÉn queda atrapado cuando la plataforma colapsa. cuando lo gravÉ pude ver que el hombre estaba temblando de miedo. aquÍ dice andrÉs

venezuela doctorjulio castro in caracas. we talk next about a country that is already weakened by four decades of war. covid cases stand at 311,000 and rising in afghanistan. and lockdown is imposing extra hardships on a lot of families making do with very little. the international committee of the red cross runs a number of clinics there that are overseen by doctor gabriel mufuta, a congolese born doctor who has a decade of experience in war—torn countries. he has been speaking to me from ireland, he is there on a short break from kabul. the health system, which is weak and frail as it is known, a war—torn country, four decades of armed conflict, inevitably the country is facing difficulties to organise different sectors and the health sector is one of them. all the province's regions are reporting cases now. there have been decades of war in afghanistan and hospital infrastructure has been rundown. is this a problem now when you're looking at things like needing beds and needing oxygen? what is it like as a doctor tryi

venezuela doctorjulio castro in caracas. we talk next about a country that is already weakened by four decades of war. covid cases stand at 311,000 and rising in afghanistan. and lockdown is imposing extra hardships on a lot of families making do with very little. the international committee of the red cross runs a number of clinics there that are overseen by doctor gabriel mufuta, a congolese born doctor who has a decade of experience in war—torn countries. he has been speaking to me from ireland, he is there on a short break from kabul. the health system, which is weak and frail as it is known, a war—torn country, four decades of armed conflict, inevitably the country is facing difficulties to organise different sectors and the health sector is one of them. all the province's regions are reporting cases now. there have been decades of war in afghanistan and hospital infrastructure has been run down. is this a problem now when you're looking at things like needing beds and needing oxygen? what is it like as a doctor try

>> reporter: let's go to castro valley. of the earlier crash that was there, if you're driving from castro valley towards dublin, you will see debris and up on the hill, he will see stop and go traffic. it may surprise you. it is not a huge backup. we will keep an eye on it for you. i do not like the red that is developing right there. let's talk about some of the other commutes here. you can see, 37 is getting slow. we will take a look at the bridges when we come back in a few minutes. let's go back to the headlines. >>> within the hour, we will get an update from san francisco firefighters about the five alarm fire that is in the intermission district. let's go to alyssa harrington to show us how the fire tore through several buildings and destroyed at least two of them. >> one thing that firefighters are looking at is a link between yesterday's massive fire, and a much smaller fire that had broken out in the same area, hours earlier. i want to show you video from the scene. both fires started on erie street at the backsi

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i'm going to talk to julian castro, former hud secretary. as we county down to election day, we've asked some of your favorite msnbc voices what is the one issue we should be watching as we enter the final 100-day stretch. here is my good friend and partner, stephanie ruhle. >> i've got my eye on money. we're in an economic crisis, a health crisis that sparked an economic crisis. and while the stock market may be roaring, it's never been more clear, the stock market is not the real economy. thousands of small businesses have already been shut. millions of people are out of work and they're just not getting back on the job. as it relates to this november, i'm focused on money, a nation divided by green. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can save for an emergency from here. or pay bills from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my

this is personal for congressman castro as well. i want to say, our condolences for the loss of your stepmother who recently passed away of this virus. i know your dad tested positive as well. can you tell us how he's doing? >> my dad is all right. he's 88 years old. mostly asymptomatic a few weeks. he just took another test on friday and that came back positive again. and so we're hoping that he makes it out of the woods and is able to make the funeral arrangements for his wife. >> i hope that happens. the hispanic community across the country, especially in texas, has been really hard hit by this virus. why do you think that's the case, particularly in this community? >> well, part of it is that both on the federal level and the state level, president trump and governor abbott were slow to test people, slow to trace the infection, and slow to treat people. and at the beginning, i think tried to pretend it wasn't a big problem because they didn't want to end up on the news every day, the way new york did, and that's had an incredib

>>> en donde ya tiene mÁs de un millÓn de seguidor crea conciencia sobre crear nuestro planeta iris castro nos la da presenta >>> el lente de su cÁmara es casi una extensiÓn de su cuerpo >>> cristina supo desde pequeÑa que su pasiÓn estaba en el ocÉano pero nunca imaginÓ que se convierte en la mÁs reconocida del mundo >> ibas a serbio loga marina y de pronto la fotografÍa tenia otro plan para mÍ >>> mi mamÁ >>> porque la gente me decÍa biÓloga te vas a morir de hambre >> yo siempre segura que si sigues tu pasiÓn por mÁs de 20 aÑos cristina >>> una foto bonita >> >>> y conectar es difÍcil de lograr >>> cÓmo transmites >>> creo que viene de un sitio muy latinoamericano >>> es la empatÍa realmente >>> no quiero fotografiar naturaleza y artefactos y museo >>> >>> en el 2014 ella y el fotÓgrafo decidieron crear una organizaciÓn dedicada a la protecciÓn del ocÉano que cuenta con mÁs de 2 millones de seguidores ahora estÁn enfocados >>> en conseguir una campaÑa que busca crear el Área oceanico mÁs grande de la historia >>> yo estoy segura de que lo vamos a lograr porque

quisiera decirles a las personas que no necesitan ser grandes artistas para crear algo hermoso, iris castro noticias telemundo. >> con esto llegÓ el momento de los deportes y ya estÁ con nosotros miguel gurwitz sÉ que nos traes goles, goles y mÁs goles. >> mÁs goles ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> muy bien gusto que estÉs aquÍ. >> gracias, vamos con la jornada 36 de la liga espaÑola el barcelona con la obligaciÓn de ganar para mantener vivas sus esperanzas por el tÍtulo, de visita y con gol de una muy triste exhibiciÓn de barcelona arturo vidal al minuto 15 logrÓ sacar la apretada victoria, el barcelona es segundo con 79 puntos un partido mÁs que real madrid que tiene 80 unidades aÍi definiÓ arturo vidal 1 - 0 gano el con junto del barcelona. mientras tanto el atlÉtico de simeone saliÓ adelante en su compromiso frente al real betis, la anotaciÓn a cargo de diego costa el mexicano guardado fue titular, mientras que herrera y diego lainez se quedaron en la banca. el betis que anda mal, y de malas en la zona baja, el celta de vigo perdiÓ una muy buena oportunidad para asegurar su permane

hoy estamos recordando la memoria de vanessa pero aún hay mucho trabajo por hacer mencionó castro, se espera que las protestas continúen a lo largo del país durante los próximos días exigiendo justicia y claridad por la muerte de vanessa guillén. >>> y ya no pude encontrar ayuda, ella no iba a dar solución >>> justo cuando creía que lo había perdido todo, un acto de solidaridad le devuelve más de lo que tenía, no se pierda esta historia al regresar y ¿cómo hacer que los niños socialicen en tiempos de confinamiento? una experta nos da recomendación >>> hay que mantener la distancia de por lo -6 pies, ponerse el tapabocas y lavarse las manos lo más que se pueda >>> no son policías pero están vigilando que se respeten las reglas de salud en lugares públicos, conozca a este embajador de la pandemia, ya regresamos. >>> ( comerciales ) (♪ música ) >>> autoridad nombraron asientos de sus dos embajadores de la distancia social,con este título para ir a lugares públicoa a dar indicaciones, estos trabajadores no aplican la ley pero pueden llamar a la policia, ayudaron a u

everybody around 56 to about 60 degrees from castro valley into oakland and elsewhere temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s. the warm spot as usual antioch at about 65. here is a look at the western span of the bay bridge where it is about 56 degrees. mist and drizzle possiblewi i b a little breezy and choppy especially choppy this afternoon and breezy in the usual spots this morning. let's talk about some neighborhoods. we have cloud cover at 8:00 and 61 on the peninsula. noon it will be 73, near 80 for a couple hours this evening. the south bay, increasing sunshine and warming to 69 by 10:00. sunny and 76 at noon. low to mid-80s for a couple hours. very nice 71 at 8:00. hottest temperatures will be in the east bay valleys where we have the least amount of cloud cover, 64 and sunshine at 8:00. low to mid-90s from 3:00 to 6:00. we'll take a look at that warmer weekend coming up. now let's talk about the morning commute. >>> good morning, everyone. so far things are looking pretty nice on our roads this morning. we'll start off with a live look showing you our camera in emeryville che

. >>> on to san francisco now what that badlands nightclub in the castro district closing for good. that's according to their social media account. the post went up today. they say a new barr , under new ownership, will open in the location this fall, contingent on state mandates. badlands had been around since 1975. in recent years they have billed themselves as the castro's most popular dance barr. >>> at 11:00, the archdiocese of san francisco is putting pressure on city leaders to allow more masses to be held. right now the city allows only religious gatherings to happen outdoors with a limit of no more than 12 people. the church says it's a double standard since scheduled street protests are allowed to continue with no limits on people and no real mask requirements. >>> san francisco health officials are planning to open an overflow medical facility at the presidio to care for non- coronavirus patients. the city says it may need the room, with cases surging, and 109 covid patients in city hospitals, marking a new high. >> reporter: in a matter of weeks, san francisco's infectio

i once had a 7 hour dinner with fidel castro at his house. i got to take former pakistani president to vote with me at my suburban philadelphia polling place. i confirmed those with led zeppelin with a demand that they unite. it didn't go so well. and work for and befriended pennsylvania's longest serving senator arlen specter. i drank champagne from the stanley cup. and i have a photo by named arson nelson changes. >> that is the coolest career. i know the film is called things i wish i knew before i started talking. fiddestel castro for seven hours at his house. we'll have to have a conversation about that. but is there anything in your career that you could point to and look back and say that explains our current moment in our politics? >> no doubt about it. i'm going to reminisce tomorrow night and thank you for referencing it. but there is a serious message. and the serious message is about the negative impact that a polarized media has had on our political discourse. the 30 years i've been doing what i've been doing is the exact same ti

this is what you are looking at the area of castro valley right around eden canyon. a motorcycle accident. it is causing a big backup here and we've got a couple of lanes still completely shut down and you can see fire crews were on scene there. working on this trouble spot. two more cars involved as well it's causing slow and go conditions as you work your way through there. looking at the maps, speeds are dimming down to about 18 miles per hour in that area. so definitely give yourself some extra time if you are traveling eastbound 580 think castro valley and just a heads- up. chp just issued a traffic alert on the trouble spot northbound 101 at bay shore boulevard. a stalled box truck stuck in lanes. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. and let's take a live look at capitol hill right now where bay area tech executives are going to be on the hot seat today. set to appear before congress. the ceos of amazon, apple. facebook and google's parent company alphabet are going to be testifying today to the house committee's antitrust panel. now because of the pande

secretary castro, how do you view this attempt by the president to undermine this? >> this is about stoking racial politician, racial resentment. i don't think there's ever been a bigger white identity politician over the last 50 years than donald trump. and it's very convenient that just a couple months before his reelection he pulls affirmatively fair housing, which i doubt he understand. it was a rule implemented in 2015 by the obama administration, pulls that out and use it is to fear monger, especially with white voters because he knows he's lost a lot of ground in the sub urbs to jo biden, trying to use it to stoke racial resentment and tension to get people back on his side. there's evidence among a tremendous amount of citizens on his part, and his belief that people will be swayed by the stoking of racial anxiety and this painting of black and brown families as ruining your neighborhood, as many people have pointed out and this is a very old argument, it's an old scare tactic but i can tell you this, what this really is about for america is do you believe i

de verÓnica castro. sofÍa: es mi cachito feliz y siempre lo va a hacer, yo lo y lo adoro, la verdad es que desgraciadamente todos tenemos tiempos diferentes y carrera complicadas, nos vemos poco pero siempre tratamos de estar unidos. a mÍ me cuesta hablar de la vida privada de mis primos, de mi papÁ, de mi mamá, de mi tÍaporque su vida, la verdad yo siempre estarÉ para apoyarlos como familia. locutora: sin embargo hay un sueÑo que la actriz le pide que cristian castro le cumpla. sofÍa: lo quiero y quiero cantar como Él,cÓmo le hago? francisca: bueno sofÍa creo que nosotros tambiÉn.. totalmente mi querido carlos, pero esta noticia que tengo continuaciones fuertese encuentra en problemas, serios problemas en actor mexicano jorge reinoso. este fin de semana, se dio a conocer que la aprehensiÓn del actor mexicano acusado de asalto sexual o menor. carlos: un caso muy grave, fue puesto en libertad tras fianza fijada de 30.000 $ y hay que recordar que en agosto del aÑo pasado del 2019 habÍa sido

. >>> new at 11:00, castro nightclub badlands has closed its doors for good. the popular gay bar made the announcement on facebook today but has since deleted the post. it did say another bar would take its place later this year with a new owner. >>> indeed the pandemic has had many restaurants fighting to stay in business. but now it has one san francisco icon fighting with its insurance company. the historic cliff house tried to make a go of it with just takeout but recently decided to shut down until county health regulations relax. because they've lost so much money, the owners filed a claim with their insurance company and were denied. so now they're suing. the owners say they paid large premiums for decades to protect a controversy like this but the company didn't pay out when they needed it. we reached out to the company for comment and did not hear back. >>> president trump tried to walk back his tweet from this morning, the one suggesting the november election be delayed. it's something the president doesn't have the authority to do. political analyst

castro: thank you. >> one quick final thought. china really cares what the outside world thinks about it. it particularly cares what the liberal democratic world thinks about it, even though it often seems that it doesn't. this is a point that is noneconomic that makes a great deal of difference to beijing. rep. castro: thank you. rep. schiff: thank you. we have a bit more time if our witnesses are willing. and members have any final questions. start withe to pushing back on one of the points that was made, and i would love to get your feedback on it, anyone who would care to share their thoughts. this is the idea that we can't change china. i appreciate there are real limits to our ability to change any other nation, and profound makes in any effort to other nations like us, but there are important ways that we need to try to change china. for example, china's imprisonment of millions of uighurs in concentration camps. for the reason that mr. schell mentioned, i think they do care what the rest of the world think of them. and if

zooming in here to castro valley, right around eden canyon road. we have a crash in the middle of the roadway. a motorcycle reportedly hit a wooden pallet. also slowing in your typical commute spot. back to you. >> thanks, mike. new for you this morning, new concerns for the oakland police department which may see its budget take a big hit within the next couple of years. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us this morning. bob, this comes after a city council vote just last night. >> reporter: correct. a unanimous vote last night, marcus. the oakland city council decided to create this public safety task force that will issue recommendations on how to reduce opd's police budget by 50% in time for the 2021/2023 city budget. defunding police departments after george floyd was killed by a police officer this past may. according to "the east bay times" this reimagining public safety task force aims to overall public safety by finding alternatives to 911 calls and reallocating money to underfunded programs such as housing, health services, jobs an

in our poll if you know anything about florida you know we don't like castro very much i repeated this poll just last month and found that support for cuban on has not increased. at all in 2 years and we've also done this nationwide and i've seen revolts results of other polls. too and it's not a big thing out there and i would say that it's support or is deeper than it is wide and i would also say if we're defining far right as the political dispositions of the people who support it it's not far right in any sense at all it's it's equal numbers of republicans and democrats and republicans and democrats rate it equally poorly so it's much as we like to think of it as far right the evidence for for that if we're talking about the followers just isn't there. you know if you go back to that pew poll i don't have it on the computer this other part of it but it was. democrats were more likely to have heard of it than republicans actually i believe in this poll and i can maybe pull that up later in the show it's good to if if i can if i can say something really fast i think one of the things

states castro reports now from washington d.c. . the world's richest nation has now surpassed its 4000000 known case of coping 19 and it's feared the number will only soar what's important about that is the steamroller that it is. the acceleration that this has the rate of new cases is trending upward in 39 states with a record number of deaths reported in florida that's where president trump had planned to speak before a massive crowd at the republican national convention in august an important moment for his reelection campaign but now those events are canceled i care deeply about the people of florida and everywhere else frankly in this country and even in the world who would be coming into the state and i don't want to do anything to upset it 143000 people have died of the corona virus in the united states and medical experts warn many more deaths are to come those numbers tend to rise about a month after an uptick in cases but president trump trying to downplay the threat saying that problems and hot spots will all work out you

castro has the story. the world's richest nation has now surpassed its 4000000 known case of coping 19 and it's feared the number will only soar what's important about that is the steamroller that it is. the acceleration that this has the rate of new cases is trending upward in 39 states with a record number of deaths reported in florida that's where president trump had planned to speak before a massive crowd at the republican national convention in august an important moment for his reelection campaign but now those events are canceled i care deeply about the people of florida and everywhere else frankly in this country and even in the world who would be coming into this state and i don't want to do anything to upset it 143000 people have died of the corona virus in the united states and medical experts warn many more deaths are to come those numbers tend to rise about a month after an uptick in cases but president trump trying to downplay the threat saying that problems and hot spots will all work out yo

in our poll if you know anything about florida you know we don't like castro very much i repeated this poll just last month and found that support for cuban on has not increased. at all in 2 years and we've also done this nationwide and i've seen revolts results of other polls. too and it's not a big thing out there and i would say that it's support or is deeper than it is wide and i would also say if we're defining far right as the political dispositions of the people who support it it's not far right in any sense at all it's it's equal numbers of republicans and democrats and republicans and democrats rate it equally poorly so it's much as we like to think of it as the evidence for for that if we're talking about the followers just isn't there. you know if you go back to that pew poll i don't have it on the computer there's this other part of it but it was. democrats were more likely to have heard of it than republicans actually i believe in this poll and i can maybe pull that up later in the show it's good to if if i can if i can say something really fast i think one of the things t

in our poll if you know anything about florida you know we don't like castro very much i repeated this poll just last month and found that support for cuban on has not increased. at all in 2 years and we've also done this nationwide and i've seen revolts results of other polls. too and it's not a big thing out there and i would say that it's support or is deeper than it is wide and i would also say if we're defining far right as the political dispositions of the people who support it it's not far right in any sense at all it's it's equal numbers of republicans and democrats and republicans and democrats rate it equally poorly so it's much as we like to think of it as far right the evidence for for that if we're talking about the followers just isn't there. you know if you go back to that pew poll i don't have it on the computer this is a part of it but it it was. democrats were more likely to have heard of it than republicans actually i believe in this poll and i can maybe pull that up later in the show it's good to if if i can if i can say something really fast i think one of the thin

top of the ninth, with the a's up a run, it's the local boy, jason castro from castro valley and stanford. he hits a solo home run to tie the game at 3-3. they would head to extra innings. bottom 10, bases loaded, matt olson hits a slam. the a's beat the angels, final 7-3. >>> down in los angeles, the giants trying to even up their series with the dodgers. top 3, down two nothing, jalen davis with a shot to right. it's a solo home run to cut the dodgers' lead in half. but the orange and black had no answer for mad max. max muncy with a home run to center field. his second of the game. the dodgers beat the giants 9-1. the giants had four errors in ancisco falls to 0-2 on the season. >>> now, back out here at the coliseum, the a's and angels will continue their series tomorrow afternoon. hard to top this one, though, janelle. back to you in the studio. >> i know. the first game out, and, wow, what a thriller till the end. 59 games left. you know what? i feel stressed because it's such a shortened season. we've got to get through 60 games in 66 days. it's like baseball every day. >> it's a s

now president trump has called off the republican convention in florida because of coronavirus fears castro reports. the world's richest nation has now surpassed its 4000000 known case of coping 19 and it's feared the number will only soar what's important about that is the steamroller that it is. the acceleration that this has the rate of new cases is trending upward in 39 states with a record number of deaths reported in florida that's where president trump had planned to speak before a massive crowd at the republican national convention in august an important moment for his reelection campaign but now those events are canceled i care deeply about the people of florida and everywhere else frankly in this country and even in the world who would be coming into this state and i don't want to do anything to upset it 143000 people have died of the corona virus in the united states and medical experts warn many more deaths are to come those numbers tend to rise about a month after an uptick in cases but president trump trying to downplay the threat saying that problems and hot spots will all wo

she said she knew mr castro well from his university days, and realised straight away that cuba wouldn't have a bright future with him in charge. french police say a fire in nantes cathedral may have been started deliberately. investigators say the fire started in three different spots, which points to arson. it took around 100 firefighters to bring the blaze under control. it comes a little more than 12 months after the devastating fire at france's most famous cathredal, notre dame. reged ahmad has more. huge, bright orange and red flame seemed to engulf the middle of this ancient gothic building, as black smoke billows out from between the two towers. it took around 100 firefighters to get the blaze in the historic nantes cathedral under control, but not before it blew out the stained glass windows at the front and completely destroyed the grand organ inside. locals gathered anxiously outside to watch the firefighting effort. this cathedral dates back to the 15th century and took around 500 years to finish building, so it holds a special place in french culture. translation: it was lik

she said she knew mr castro well from his university days, and realised straight away that cuba wouldn't have a bright future with him in charge. tens of thousands of russians have taken to the streets in the far eastern city of khabarovsk to demand the release of the local governor. sergei furgal was arrested on murder charges and flown to moscow last week. protesters claim his arrest was politically motivated. from khabarovsk, our correspondent steve rosenberg reports. they poured in from across the region. "freedom," they chanted. and, "send him home!" it was one of the largest protests kha barovsk has ever seen. seven time zones east of moscow, they have been taking to the streets for a week now. and he is the reason why. sergei furgal is the local governor. "we are all sergei furgal," he says. he is popular here. more popular, they say, than president putin. but last week he was arrested. officers flew in from moscow, bundled him into a car and flew him back to the capital. he has been charged with involvement in murders dating back 15 years and that has sparked anger in khabarovsk.

she said she knew mr castro well from his university days, and realised straight away that cuba wouldn't have a bright future with him in charge. south africans gathered to mark mandela day on saturday, an event held annually to honour revolutionary leader, nelson mandela, on what would be his birthday. the event aims to encourage individuals to take action and inspire change. this year, hundreds of chefs gathered to prepare thousands of litres of soup for people in vulnerable communities, some saying it was a great opportunity to give back, in the same compassionate spirit of mandela himself. moving on now to a heartwarming story about a lonely and mistreated elephant. islamabad zoo is set to send its lone elephant, kaavan, to a cambodian sanctuary after a pakistan court ordered his freedom. kaavan was kept in chains at islamabad zoo and exhibited symptoms of mental illness. the pachyderm became the subject of a high—profile rights campaign backed by music star cher. bbc‘s ishleen kaur has more. meatpacker signed's loneliest elephant. this is kaavan, a 36—year—old male who came

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payment by $2.00 thirds democrats say they won't agree and a partisan battle is expected how did your castro al-jazeera maryland spain's prime minister is appealing to the u.k. to reverse its decision to quarantine travelers from the country for 2 weeks and frictions are soaring in certain areas petra sanchez says the u.k.'s move is not justified us alone or is seeing more than a 1000 new cases each day prompting fears it could become a new epicenter for the virus author editor has more. spain's sunny beaches mask a worsening health crisis infection rates have soared in recent days with more than a 1000 new cases a day. 80 percent of those cases are here in the regional capital buffalo no it's feared the c.t.'s now the epicenter of a 2nd wave of corona virus. based on this being a sharp rise in cases among people who have been gathering in larger numbers the regional leader urged them to stop partying or risk another total lockdown. if we continue with the current pace of social life the only thing that we will accomplish is to worsen the situation we need to responsibly be responsible in ou

now president trump has called off the republican convention in florida because of coronavirus fears castro has a story. the world's richest nation has now surpassed its 4000000 known case of coping 19 and it's feared the number will only soar what's important about that is the steamroller that it is. the acceleration that this has the rate of new cases is trending upward in 39 states with a record number of deaths reported in florida that's where president trump had planned to speak before a massive crowd at the republican national convention in august an important moment for his reelection campaign but now those events are canceled i care deeply about the people of florida and everywhere else frankly in this country and even in the world who would be coming into the state and i don't want to do anything to upset it 143000 people have died of the corona virus in the united states and medical experts warn many more deaths are to come those numbers tend to rise about a month after an uptick in cases but president trump trying to downplay the threat saying that problems and hot spots will all