francisco fed made a very good point recently that eighty eight and a half percent of them of goods and services that are consumed by american consumers are produced in the u.s. it's not it's not really a huge importer compared to what we produced domestically so yes we are big importer yes we import a lot of cheap goods from china but that's not going to move the needle that that much because again eighty eight half percent is produced a mess to clean so again as a conservative or as a businessman as a capitalist i don't like tariffs i don't like trade wars but it seems to be the you know the last resort at this point and i don't think the message is clear but i but i think something obviously has to be done and he's got support on both sides of the aisle greg really good to talk to you many thanks david being with us on counting the cost nice to be here a dream thank you all right still to come on this week's counting the cost a japanese billionaire as named as the world's first space tourist. but first a sabotage scare is threatening to hurt a stray has strawberry grow as they've

francisco forty nine ers quarterback after he became the face of a new nike campaign as part of the thirtieth anniversary of the just do it slogan compare nick took to twitter and instagram saying believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything. and now a reminder of our main headlines argentina's president has been setting up proposals aimed at cutting the country's budget deficit and propping up the troubled peso in an effort to reduce public spending makris said he will have the number of government ministries also reversed one of his main policies by reinstating taxes on agricultural exports. people who we have know in regard to our governing team i've made the decision to reduce the number of ministries to list them half given the moment that's ahead of us i've decided to reduce my cabinet even more so we can give the upcoming agenda are more focused response for these changes we're doing to our team and with the advances we're making that the i.m.f. we begin to overcome the crisis while always always taking care of those who need it the most police in brazil have

francisco quarterback collin kappa nick kaepernick himself tweeted his support for the players he said my brother's going to need to show their unwavering strength by fighting for the oppressed they have not backed down even when attacked and in terminated their courage will move the world forward love is at the root of our resistance. one fan has died and at least forty have been injured in a stampede ahead of madagascar's home africa cup of nations qualifier against sinegal it happened before kickoff as thousands of fans were trying to access the stadium through the solitary entrance in antananarivo there was a minute's silence for the victims before kick off but the match still went ahead and finished two nil and olivier giroud goal proved to be the difference for world champions france as they beat the netherlands two one for their first win in the u.a.e. for nations league the chelsea forward smashed them a second half ali to win the game after dutchman ryan babel at cancel delta killing them barbie's first of strike on monday it's the turn of european champions portugal who will

francisco a dutch team is launching a giant plastic collector to clean up the sea the pacific ocean between california and hawaii is one of the most polluted areas in the world containing as many as two trillion pieces of plastic waste the special six hundred metre long system will scoop up bits of floating plastic and act as an artificial coastline predict critics say though that it targets only the small amount of plastic on the surface and more should be done to stop the rubbish from actually entering the ocean. one of china's wealthiest men jack ma has stepped down as the chief of e-commerce giant . ma says he wants to focus on philanthropy and education the billionaire founded alibaba nearly two decades ago and since become one of the world's largest internet companies with a market value of more than four hundred billion dollars. a candlelit vigil has been held for the brazilian presidential hopeful who was stabbed earlier this week dozens of supporters gathered outside the south tower hospital of the far right candidate will set out always recovering he was stabbed in the sto

francisco by eva galperin the director of cyber security at the electronic frontier foundation and in los angeles by mohammed taps are national security staff attorney at the american civil liberties union that's the a.c.l.u. of southern california welcome to the stream everyone now simon as we saw in your piece there are your basic ation has had immediate fallout and has led to more investigations which we will get into today questioning who should use these self deleting messaging apps before we get into it though i want to go to eva for a breakdown some of the terminology we're going to get into today clarification on self two leading tax apps and into and encryption break it down for us eva all right so frequently when people talk about secure messaging apps they sort of lump everything together they say the this messaging app is great because it's encrypted . and sometimes they mix it up with this whole notion of self deleting messages now and encrypted message as we saw in the in the animation earlier is a message that cannot be read by the company whose app you're using or the

francisco is one of the not just cities in california us states that is determined to defy the trumpet ministrations retreat on climate change reynolds explains why. more intense fires more devastating droughts deadly heat waves with tens of thousands of premature deaths a rising ocean and disastrous floods that's the future california faces due to manmade global warming over the next century according to a major new state climate change is spent university of california scientist stephanie penn's cell helped review the findings the future seems dire if we don't do anything the assessment says heat waves in polluted air could cause up to eleven thousand deaths annually by mid century the pain of climate change will be felt most acutely by vulnerable poor and more generalized people the poor are going to be hit by the apocalyptic putra like the poor are always hit by any a cup of apocalypse harder and worse aging infrastructure like this game that nearly failed last year will be heavily stressed by heavier rains and flood. associated with the changing climate california is already deali

francisco forty nine ers contract last year u.s. president donald trump has criticized nike or basketball star le bron james has lent his support to cap and there are just there for anybody there believe in change are there for anybody that believes in a positive added to in a positive matter. and i believe in us there would be every day of the love. our correspondent christine salumi is live for us in philadelphia ahead of the game between the eagles and the falcons christine give us an idea is just how divisive that nike campaign has been. well indeed the nike ad campaign has really reignited the debate over the national anthem protests among fans here at the pre-game festivities and filthy out in the country we've seen critics of the protesters stripping a key property and posting videos of it on social media whether they're burning their sneakers burning their shoes or cutting the switches off their socks many people feel that this act of kneeling during the national anthem is disrespect it's respectful to the flag and american

francisco quarterback collin kappa nick. kaepernick tweeted these support for the players he said my brothers continue to show their unwavering strength by fighting for the oppressed they have not backed down even when attacked and intimidated courage will move the world forward love is at the root of our resistance the dolphins ran out twenty seven twenty winners in that match against the titans elsewhere baltimore hammered the buffalo bills the packers edge the bears tampa bay defeated new orleans in a high school in game and the new england patriots also got off to a winning start two games coming up on monday night the new york jets are at the detroit lions and the rams and raiders clash in los angeles one fan has died and at least forty have been injured in a stampede ahead of madagascar's home africa cup of nations qualifier against sinegal it happened before kickoff as thousands of fans were trying to access the stadium through the solitary entrance in antananarivo there was a minute's silence for the victims before k

francisco by eva galperin the director of cyber security at the electronic frontier foundation and in los angeles by mohammed taps are national security staff attorney at the american civil liberties union that's the a.c.l.u. of southern california welcome to the stream everyone now simon as we saw in your piece there are your basic ation has had immediate fallout and has led to more investigations which we will get into today questioning who should use these self deleting messaging apps before we get into it though i want to go to evolve or break down some of the terminology we're going to get into today clarification on self deleting tax apps and into and encryption break it down for us eva all right so frequently when people talk about secure messaging apps they sort of lump everything together they say the this messaging app is great because it's encrypted . and sometimes they mix it up with this whole notion of self leaving messages now and encrypted message as we saw in the in the animation earlier is a message that cannot be read by the company whose app you're using or the i.s

francisco gov we brown has pulled together the global collection of climate action summit with sub national actions so he has all around the world people who are you know mayors and heads of states and cities and corporations. i actually had to leave early because of hurricane florence it was a lot of people did as well what needs to happen is action at those levels and what we're finding at those levels is that we're cities and corporations are saving money with clean energy and energy efficiency communities are doing what we call multi solving capturing the benefits say of cleaner air less coal helps the climate but less coal really helps respiratory disease and asthma or kids in school productivity we get to take advantage of the short term benefits and do all the things that are needed and that subnational actions and what that would force peaking coal oil gas before twenty twenty five seen on the order of six to eight percent a year to what several people have mention here met by twenty fifth ok kevin but at the same time when the most influential nation on earth the united states of a

francisco forty nine is in only twenty seventeen and is suing the n.f.l. for allegedly freezing him out because all these protests against racial injustice aside from the just do it campaign nike will also bring out a range of cap and clothing products and donate money to he's know your rights campaign this is a usually divisive issue in the united states and many critics have posted videos destroying nike products in protest along with the hash tag just burn it and i buy go buy some adidas. you know how many other sneakers are to buy the choose from here to go ahead you're going to go ahead. and say buy a marsh use we stand with people who need all for the national anthem well sorry nike i would buy new for the past twenty plus years. not anymore not only my burning in my favor para nike's you're burning your sales have a good day. sports marketing expert professor simon chadwick believes that nike won't be too worried about the social media bet fashion that in the long run could actually play into their hands in essence for every pair of shoes that burns

was recently google has all highlighted test programs birdlike and self driving delivery robots in san francisco those upright robots have hundreds of cameras that are portable haitian data the neighborhoods around them and the people who move through them and run out the back and who are proposing a will smart city and you know so all the news neighborhood in downtown toronto alone and this is my co-host of privacy problems and a host of privacy concerns not just for residents who live there but anybody who is digitally connected to those people so we would invite people to you know follow us and made progress that we're also to get involved with the local level with your local governments on the state level around issues of privacy around how much the government has the ability to regulate what we can collect what we can flag and what it's like that all right we thank you very much for speaking to us from california.

francisco fed made a very good point recently that eighty eight and a half percent of them of goods and services that are consumed by american consumers are produced in the u.s. it's not it's not really a huge importer compared to what we produced domestically so yes we are big importer yes we import a lot of cheap goods from china but that's not going to move the needle that that much because again eighty eight half percent is produced domestically so again as a conservative or as a businessman as a capitalist i don't like tariffs i don't like trade wars but it seems to be the you know the last resort at this point and i don't think the message is clear but i but i think something obviously has to be done and he's got support on both sides of the aisle greg really good to talk to you many thanks david being with us on counting the cost nice to be here a dream thank you all right still to come on this week's counting the cost a japanese billionaire as named as the world's first space tourist. but first a sabotage scare is threatening to hurt a strain he has strawberry grow as they'v

francisco by eva galperin the director of cyber security at the electronic frontier foundation and in los angeles by mohammed taps are national security staff attorney at the american civil liberties union that's the a.c.l.u. of southern california welcome to the stream everyone now simon as we saw in your piece there are your basic ation has had immediate fallout and has led to more investigations which we will get into today questioning who should use these cell for the leading messaging apps before we get into it though i want to go to eva for a breakdown some of the terminology we're going to get into today clarification on self deleting tax apps and into and encryption break it down for us eva all right so frequently when people talk about secure messaging apps they sort of lump everything together they say the this messaging app is great because it's encrypted . and sometimes they mix it up with this whole notion of self deleting messages now and encrypted message as we saw in the in the animation earlier is a message that cannot be read by the company whose app you're using or

francisco a dutch team is launching a giant plastic collector the clean up the sea the pacific ocean between california and hawaii is one of the most polluted areas in the world the special six hundred meter long system will scoop up bits of floating plastic in athens an artificial coastline but critics say it targets only the small amount of plastic that's on the surface. well i'm a firm a climate change activist and co-founder of the global muslim time and network joins me now live from san francisco madame thank you so much for joining us here on out i mean what would you say the goal of all the people demonstrating right now is because even though we i guess are seeing a bit more people power if we can call it that the reality is that politicians and certainly key politicians like we all know donald trump are really in bracing embracing the fight against climate change yes we are here in san francisco today and also around the world on september eighth we are marching and rising for climate because we want to call to our world leaders to take a very strong ambition to move forwar

francisco forty nine ers contract last year. in formula one driver marcus erikson walked away on home from a huge crash in practice ahead of the italian grand prix. eriksson sabba car had a technical fault affecting his ability to break the swedes at no further past in the session which had to be stopped for twenty minutes ferrari spassky vettel also suffered a high speed spin but was still able to step the fastest lap time champ chip leader lewis hamilton was the quickest. ok that is all the sport for now more lights. and the many thanks indeed for the most force along with the latest news analysis comments and lots of video to at our web site take a look at al-jazeera dot com derren jordan here to update you on the day's top stories just a few moments. but for. ages largest catholic country is witnessing a dramatic rise in teenage pregnancy. investigates why so many filipino children are having babies. on al-jazeera. cape town's water running out city or storage he said people should use no more than fifty liters of top water

francisco twenty seven there for may more well some pretty lively showers also affecting the greater until is lots of clouds showing up his eyes looking wet full cuba for chip maker but not too bad for the east. a journey both dark. there's a very for everybody there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake the beautiful lady you have to be very patient and what is also the same as a cinder he can see how i was introduced to it though when my father and my mother or a king for king for how the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from heaven an hour just sarah. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in that something i feel every time i get on the chair every time.

california governor jerry brown has kicked off a climate change summit in san francisco same president trump will likely be remembered as a liar and a fool when it comes to the environment the summit is to some extent an act of rebellion against the trumpet ministration and for california the stakes are high it's seen record wildfires this year and vast areas of coastline a vulnerable to rising sea levels as old reynolds now reports more intense fires more devastating droughts deadly heat waves with tens of thousands of premature deaths a rising ocean and disastrous floods that's the future california faces due to manmade global warming over the next century according to a major new state climate change assessment university of california scientist stephanie penn's cell helped review the findings the future seems dire if we don't do anything the assessment says heat waves and polluted air could cause up to eleven thousand deaths annually by mid century the pain of climate change will be felt most acutely by vulnerable poor and marginalized people the poor are going to be hit by the apo

francisco forty nine is in only twenty seventeen and is currently suing the n.f.l. for religiously freezing him out of the league because of these protests aside from the just do it campaign nike will also bring out a range of cap and clothing products and donate money to ease know you'll rights campaign this is a huge divisive issue in the united states and nike shares have dropped nearly two percent since the announcement many americans have posted videos destroying nike products in protest along with the hash tag just that i buy go buy some adidas. you know how many other sneakers there are to buy to choose from they're going to go ahead you're going to go ahead and say hey by our shoes we stand with people who meal for the national anthem well sorry nike i would buy new for the past twenty plus years not anymore not only my burning my favorite pair and nike's you're burning your sales have a good day. sports marketing expert professor simon chadwick believes that nike wouldn't be too worried about the social media backlash and that in the long run it could actua

american football colin kaepernick was announced as one of the faces of a major new campaign the former san francisco forty nine ers quarterback announced a multi-year deal with this photo on twitter cap an exterior controversy in two thousand and sixteen we refused to stand for the national anthem in a protest against racial inequality and nike campaign has the backing of ten tennis champion selena williams but it immediately led to social media calls to boycott nike goods some people burnt their nike shoes in protests christmas salumi has more now from new york. i believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything that's the slogan that nike has chosen for collin kapur nick and its new ad campaign which is proving to be just as controversial as the national football league star himself he inspired a movement among fellow players to not stand during the national anthem to instead take the need to call attention to show social injustices especially issues of race in the united states but it's been very controversial while he's gotten support from some segments of the community and

players from protests two years ago nike's deal with the former san francisco quarterback ensures that the protests over police shootings in black communities will be in focus as the new season begins president donald trump criticized the deal on wednesday while l.a. lakers star le bron james has lent his support or be it's more explicitly to nike than cap and. that's there for anybody. believe in change was there for anybody in a positive to in a positive. believe in us there were. major league baseball's rookie sensation shohei otani may need a ligament replacement surgery that could keep him off the pitching mound for an extended stint the texas rangers were hosting tani's l.a. angels on wednesday and fell four behind one under oath and simmons smacked a huge hard run in the third and otani doesn't seem to be affecting his hitting he hits two home runs and a nine to three when. sports loro parque very much in days and that's it for me as well or a golfer this news hour but martin will be back in just a moment with more of the day's news for you. at night in a stalking somali patroll

a high level conference on climate change is getting underway in san francisco natives of u.s. states and cities will gather along with representatives of civil society organizations from around the world they have to act on their own even if the u.s. government will not for california the fifth largest economy the stakes are high. points. more intense fires more devastating droughts deadly heat waves with tens of thousands of premature deaths a rising ocean and disastrous floods that's the future california faces due to manmade global warming over the next century according to a major new state climate change assessment university of california scientist stephanie penn's cell helped review the findings the future seems dire if we don't do anything the assessment says heat waves and polluted air could cause up to eleven thousand deaths annually by mid century the pain of climate change will be felt most acutely by vulnerable poor and marginalized people the poor are going to be hit by the apocalyptic putra like the poor are always hit by any of apocalypse harder and worse aging

francisco forty nine is an early twenty seven team and is currently suing the n.f.l. for allegedly freezing him out of the league because of his protests aside from the ad campaign he will also bring out a range of cap and clothing products and donate money to he's know your rights campaign. this is a huge the divisive issue in the united states and nike shares have dropped nearly two percent since the announcement with many americans posting videos of them destroying nike products in protest i want to go buy some adidas. you know how many other sneakers there are to buy to choose from there to go ahead you're going to go ahead and say hey buy our shoes we stand with people who meal for the national anthem well sorry nike i was buying you for the past twenty plus years. not anymore not only my burning my favorite pair and nike's you're burning your sales have a good day. the negative reaction comes from those who see the anthem protests as disrespectful of the american military n.f.l. owners have previously come under pressure from president donald trump to fire any p

francisco fed made a very good point recently that eighty eight and a half percent of them of goods and services that are consumed by american consumers are produced in the u.s. it's not a it's not really a huge importer compared to what we produced domestically so yes we are big importer. yes we import a lot of cheap goods from china but that's not going to move the needle that that much because again eighty eight half percent is produced domestically so again as a conservative or as a businessman as a capitalist i don't like tariffs i don't like trade wars but it seems to be you know the last resort at this point and i don't think the message is clear but i but i think something obviously has to be done and he's got support on both sides of the aisle greg really good to talk to you many thanks david being with us on counting the cost nice to be your agent thank you all right still to come on this week's counting the cost a japanese billionaire is named as the world's first space tourist. but first a sabotage scare is threatening to hurt a stray as strawberry grow as they've warned

triple broken eighth inning titles that are just to attend six win over the hosts the san francisco giants l.a. have reached the postseason for the sixth season in a row the dodgers are now level with colorado at the top of the national league west division after the rockies lost at home to washington. over in milwaukee the brewers tied to the chicago cubs to the lead in their division after beating the detroit tigers six five christian religious to run the home run in the third inning help the brewers to a six straight win. by new zealand's have won the rugby championship for the sixth time in seven years the all blacks beat argentina thirty five to seventeen and born a side as on saturday they rebounded from a shock loss to south africa two weeks ago to seal the victory by five tries to two argentina have extended their winless streak against the all blacks to thirty two tests. knowing that you know they obviously beat us a couple weeks ago disappointing in their neighborhoods but i guess our major motivator is that we want to be better than we were the week before so the game that we ju

francisco a dutch team is launching a giant plastic collector to clean up the sea the pacific ocean between california and hawaii is one of the most polluted areas in the world containing as many as two trillion pieces of plastic waste that a special six hundred metre long system will scoop up bits of floating plastic and act as an artificial coastline critics though say it targets only the small amount of plastic on the surface and more should be done to stop the rubbish from actually entering the ocean political parties in sweden have been holding their final rallies as companion draws to a close ahead of sunday's general election the prime minister and leader of the social democrats stefan loaf and appealed to voters to unite against the rise of far right groups warning that dark forces are mobilizing the country is renowned for its inclusive policies but many voters are worried that immigrants are putting housing health care and welfare services under increasing pressure. well the rising and the immigration feeling is also left many swedes worried about the future of their count

francisco forty nine ers did controversy in twenty sixteen when he refused to stand for the playing of the national anthem which is traditional at u.s. sporting events to get all cement immediately led to calls on social media for a boycott of mikey goodes kristen salumi has more from new york. i believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything that's the slogan that nike has chosen for collin kapur nick and its new ad campaign which is proving to be just as controversial as the national football league star himself he inspired a movement among fellow players to not stand during the national anthem to instead take the need to call attention to show social injustices especially issues of race in the united states but it's been very controversial while he's gotten support from some segments of the community and certainly other players some find this very disrespectful including president trump himself who has tweeted about the issue and called on the n.f.l. to not allow the players on the field if they refuse to stand for the national anthem this latest slogan this campaig

francisco gov we brown has pulled together the global collection of climate action summit with sub national actions so he has all around the world people who are you know mayors and heads of states and cities and corporations. i actually had to leave early because of hurricane florence it was a lot of people did as well what needs to happen is action at those levels and what we're finding at those levels is that we're cities and corporations are saving money with clean energy and energy efficiency communities are doing what we call multi solving capturing the benefits say of cleaner air less coal helps the climate but less coal really helps respiratory disease and asthma or kids in school productivity we get to take advantage of the short term benefits and do all the things that are needed and that subnational actions and what that would force peaking coal oil gas before twenty twenty five seen on the order of six to eight percent a year to what several people have mention here met by twenty fifth ok kevin but at the same time when the most influential nation on earth the united states of a

francisco twenty seven there for l.a. meanwhile well some pretty lively showers also affecting the greater until is well supplied showing up looking wet full keep the chin maker but not too bad for the east. a journey both dark. blue there's a really for everybody and there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake a beautiful lady you have to be very patient and wood is also the same as a syndicate i was introduced to it when my father and my mother or a working for king. the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from having an hour just. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in but something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone we're often working round the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. it is good to have you with us adrian finnegan

the league statement is a response to a nike advertising campaign that features the former san francisco quarterback cap and it was the first player to kneel in protest against racial injustice during the u.s. national anthem he's suing the n.f.l. for allegedly freezing him out of the game and hasn't been able to sign for a team since leaving the forty nine ers in two thousand and seventeen or the philadelphia eagles kickoff the new season against the atlanta falcons on thursday eagles defensive end chris long is one of the first to speak publicly about companies deal. probably people of color that are looking to trap and scramble by speak my mind. i'm going to there's going to be this negative repercussions by the powers that be and the n.f.l. being one of them would obviously levy on officially their blackmail. but then you see a major corporation like nike get behind the kind of reinforces that you can and you can still stand up for what you believe in and. you can still be a mainstream base that people work and you should be marketable i think that's a that's the positive of it to me

francisco giants. l.a. have reached the postseason for the sixty's in a row the dodgers are now level with colorado on top of the national league west of vision after the rockies lost at home to washington. and new zealand have won the rugby championship for the sixth time in seven years the all blacks beat argentina thirty five seventeen and won a cyrus on saturday they rebounded from a shock loss to south africa two weeks ago to seal the victory by five tries to achieve. knowing that you know they'll beat us a couple weeks ago it's disappointing in the end of it but i guess our major motivator is that we want to be better than we were the week before so the game that we just performed will be it's a mistake we don't improve on a well done so not next week being. that that's probably for us but we need to be growing day by day week to week and that's all your sport for now with more coming up later but for now it's back to peak for thanks very much when we come back we'll have thirty minutes of al-jaz

francisco by eva galperin the director of cyber security at the electronic frontier foundation and in los angeles by mohammed taps are national security staff attorney at the american civil liberties union that's the a.c.l.u. of southern california welcome to the stream everyone now simon as we saw in your piece there are your basic ation has had immediate fallout and has led to more investigations which we will get into today questioning who should use these self deleting messaging apps before we get into it though i want to go to eva for a breakdown some of the terminology we're going to get into today clarification on self two leading tax apps and into and encryption break it down for us eva all right so frequently when people talk about secure messaging apps they sort of lump everything together they say the this messaging app is great because it's encrypted . and sometimes they mix it up with this whole notion of self deleting messages now and encrypted message as we saw in the in the animation earlier is a message that cannot be read by the company whose app you're using or the

francisco forty nine ers quarterback announced a multi-year deal on twitter happen extolled controversy in two thousand and sixteen when he refused to stand for the national anthem in a protest against racial inequality the nike campaign sponsor media calls to boycott nike goods with some people burning their nike shoes in protest but it has the backing of many sports stars kristen salumi has more now from new york. believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything that's the slogan that nike has chosen for collin capper nick and its new ad campaign which is proving to be just as controversial as the national football league star himself he inspired a movement among fellow players to not stand during the national anthem to instead take the need to call attention to show social injustices especially issues of race in the united states but it's been very controversial while he's gotten support from some segments of the community and certainly other players some find this very disrespectful including president trump himself who has tweeted about the issue and called on the n.f.l

francisco gov we brown has pulled together the global collection of climate action summit with sub national actions so he has all around the world people who are you know mayors and heads of states and cities and corporations. i actually had to leave early because of hurricane florence it was a lot of people did as well what needs to happen is action at those levels and what we're finding at those levels is that we're cities and corporations are saving money with clean energy and energy efficiency communities are doing what we call multi solving capturing the benefits say of cleaner air less coal helps the climate but less coal really helps respiratory disease and asthma or kids in school productivity we get to take advantage of the short term benefits and do all the things that are needed at that subnational actions and what that would force peaking coal oil gas before twenty twenty five seen on the order of six to eight percent a year to what several people have mention here by now by twenty fifth ok kevin but at the same time when the most influential nation on earth the united states of

francisco twenty seven there for l.a. meanwhile well some pretty lively showers also affecting the grates around tilly's lots of clouds shining up his eyes looking west full cuba the chip maker but not too bad for the east. on counting the cost after a week of nafta talks we'll look at the impact donald trump's trade policy is having globally plus why celebrity social media influencers have a new set of online followers advertising regulate. count you know cost. i'm. sure you know. some of the like. welcome back you're watching i'll just arabs the whole robin to remind of our top stories the saudi and overall she led coalition fighting in yemen has admitted it made mistakes in an asteroid called a school bus last month forty children were amongst fifty one people killed in the attack in southern province the coalition says those responsible must be held accountable. the united states is cancelling three hundred million dollars in aid to pakistan because it says the country is providing a safe haven for armed groups pakist

francisco forty nine ers and file a lawsuit against n.f.l. owners for conspiring to keep him out of the leak well the deal has already sparked huge debates with some americans burning their nike footwear and all those from the director of the cia to the former president of iran coming out in support of captain ik the negative reaction has been from those who see the anthem protests as disrespectful to the american military and a fellow owners of previously come under pressure from president donald trump to fire any player that copied cappa nick in taking a knee it could be interesting to see how this plays out within the n.f.l. who have an apparel deal with nike that runs to twenty twenty eight. majestie united manager is a marine or maybe under increasing pressure to provide results with the team after a bumpy start to the english premier league season but the portuguese coach has at least fixed one of his problems according to reports in spain marine year has accepted a one year prison sentence for tax evasion while manager of real madrid f

and a high level conference on climate change is getting underway in san francisco leaders of u.s. states and cities that are defying the trump administration's retreat on climate policy along with representatives of civil society organizations from around the world they hope to act on their own even if the u.s. government will not become a fornia the world's fifth largest economy the stakes are high for brunell's reports. more intense fires more devastating droughts deadly heat waves with tens of thousands of premature deaths a rising ocean and disastrous floods that's the future california faces due to manmade global warming over the next century according to a major new state climate change assessment university of california scientist stephanie penn's cell helped review the findings the future seems dire point on to anything the assessment says heat waves and polluted air could cause up to eleven thousand deaths annually by mid century the pain of climate change will be felt most acutely by vulnerable poor and marginalized people the poor are going to be had by the apocalyptic

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from sydney to san francisco a global day of protest a call for action on climate change. and sport the moto g.p. world champion has a day to forget during qualifying for the san marino grand prix. human rights groups have condemned egypt for sentencing more than seven hundred people for taking part in protests against the two thousand and thirteen military coups death penalties were handed down to seventy five people another forty seven were jailed for life and quoting the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader mohammed badie a most of them had survived a massacre by security forces at a public square and cairo charlie bell us has more. it began here in cairo as robust square in august twenty third protesters had staged a sisson demonstration against the military coup which deposed egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsy security forces moved in with a now as more than nine hundred protesters had been killed robs others from you know us just secured hours just to come out and now five years later president government has decided to kill seventy five more

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francisco those upright robots have hundreds of cameras that record of haitian data the neighborhoods around them and the people who move through them and runs out of that and who are proposing a will smart city and you know so all the news neighborhood in downtown toronto alone and this is my co-host of privacy problems and a host of privacy concerns not just for residents who live there but anybody who is digitally connected to those people so we would invite well you know follow us and the made progress that we're also getting all of the local level with your local governments and states around issues of privacy around how much the government has the ability to regulate what we can what we can flag and what it's like that all right we thank you very much for speaking to us from california. yemen has accused the united nations panel of bias and won't allow it to continue investigating human rights violations in the country. these government accuses the un of turning a blind eye to oppose the rebel violations in its latest reports the conflict in yemen escalated in twenty fifteen whe

francisco the it is of the u.s. states and cities will go along with representatives of civil society organizations from around the world they hope to act on their own even if the u.s. government will join them for california fifth biggest economy the stakes are high his world runnels. more intense fires more devastating droughts deadly heat waves with tens of thousands of premature deaths a rising ocean and disastrous floods that's the future california faces due to manmade global warming over the next century according to a major new state climate change assessment university of california scientist stephanie penn's cell helped review the findings the future seems dire if we don't do anything the assessment says heat waves and polluted air could cause up to eleven thousand deaths annually by mid century the pain of climate change will be felt most acutely by vulnerable poor and marginalized people the poor are going to be hit by the apocalyptic pitch like the poor are always hit by any apocalypse harder and worse

major league baseball the colorado rockies boosted that chances of making the playoffs beating the san francisco giants on sunday colorado's scored three times in the second inning taking them into a comfortable three nothing lead on francisco would get back in the game but the rockies managed to hold on a final score was three trains. and it was a rough race for a number of drivers at sunday's nascar meet in las vegas some of them was simply having problems just staying on the track while ricky stenhouse jr just had a really nasty moment has raised ending as you can see the biggest a crash of a happening towards the end there's numerous cars involved in this right with less than ten laps to go brad keselowski managed to take care of the commotion and went on to win but just to be so this bought mine when i said are you ok it's a sound thank you for that of this and banks are watching the news hour on al-jazeera peter it's obvious with your just a moment with much more news coming your way to say without zero. dark thirty. the latest news as it breaks these people are already some of t