. >> desjardins: julian castro last week became only the 10th hecandidate to qualify for debates. so far, that leaves 11 others off next month's stage. >> desjardins: but even thfitop fundraisers have been struggling to pull in steady funds among the crowded field. and, how they're going about it varies greatly. >> you see joe biden reall coming out of the gate with a fundraiser, a private fundraiser, held at the comcast executive's home. and he is this is kind of like old school >> at the other end of the spectrum is elizabeth warren who s rejected that type of fundraising overall completely. and she's only raising money from grassroots donors and she's doing really well. >> i stand before you to officially launch my campaign for a second term as president of the united states. >> desjardins: and then there is the president's re-election campaign, which he kicked off right after his inauguration i 2017. mr. trums re-election effort has so far out-raised all the democratic candidates and the democratic national committee combined, by aut $100 million- - with a mix of small nors an

secretary castro, what's your response? sec. castro: well, i agree. i was the first of the candidates to call on congress to begin impeachment proceedings. there are 10 different incidents that robert mueller has pointed out where this president either obstructed justice or attempted to obstruct justice. and i believe that they should go forward with impeachment proceedings. as to the question of what my department of justice would do, i agree with those who say that

secretary castro, welcome back to "meet the press." i know you have a lot of contacts in texas government. what more can you tell us about what you've l we've learned have been released. there were about 20 individuals killed. that this gunman was in his early 20s, a white male and of course there's tremendous amount of grief and sadness and all of us are thinking about the families in el paso who have been victimized. >> this is going to spark a couple of of conversations. one is on domestic terrorism and one is on our gun culture. what do you see here as what we need start tackling? >> we need tackle both of these things and unfortunately as we've seen time after time they're related. on the one hand it's clear what we can do to cut down on the number othese incidents. we need commonsense gun reform. this happened in texas, a state that has one of the highest rates of gun ownership. concealed carry, open carry. the shooter knew that he'd be walking into a store where a lot of people would be carrying a gun. that did not deter him. th

. >> juliÁn castro asegurÓ que Él acabarÍa con la politica que permite la separaciÓn de familias y que le darÍa a los indocumentados sin historial criminal un camiÓn a la ciudadanÍa y entrÓ en conflicto con joe biden quien asegurÓ que cruzar la frontera ilegalmente es un crimen a menos que se esÉe buscando asilo. y en este punto algunos se hicieron sentir, gritando el nÚmero de personas que fueron deportadas bajo el gobierno de obama. >> algo que utilizÓ di blasio para atacar a joe biden por preguntarle si intentÓ detenerlas a las deportaciones a lo que el exvicepresidente dijo que no era presidente y que las recomendaciones que dio eran privadas. >> adusto el debate tambiÉn se hablÓ de reformar el sistema penitenciarios, de educaciÓn y economÍa, sobre lo que se dijo y quedÓ afuera, ya los votantes tienen su propia opiniÓn. >> yo creo que muchas personas no hablaban sobre por quÉ todos los compatriotas estÁn emigrando a estados unidos y eso mucha ayuda que estados unidos ha dado antes a estos paÍs ya no la esÁa dando. >> los demÓcratas no se volverÁn a ver las cara

. >> sin respuesta quedÓ el mensaje que enviÓ juliÁn castro al presidente trump. el anuncio en el canal de televisiÓn que castro le reprochÓ que su retorica antiinmigraciÓn influyo en la masacre de el paso texas. >> una ceremonia oficial en tributo a las vÍctimas del tiroteo en el paso texas tuvo lugar este miÉrcoles en el estadio de esa ciudad. durante ese evento hablaron lÍderes tanto mexicanos como estadounidenses entre ellos estaba el gobernador de texas quien anunciÓ la creacion de una fuerza especial para combatir el terrorismo domÉstico. >> y sobre la masacre ocurrida en el paso se refiriÓ tambiÉn el presidente mÉxico, andres manuel lÓpez obrador aseguro que los mexicanos no quieren esos crÍmenes de odio y aunque confia que estados unidos castigarÁ al autor del tiroteo, buscara tambiÉn que sea extraditado a mÉxico. los equipos de extinciÓn de baja california trabajaron toda la noche para mantener araya un incendio forestal que se declaÓo ayer por la tarde hacia la frontera con estados unidos la superficie quemada es unos mil acres, en la l

compaÑia "pg&e" planea realizar un simulacro de corte de energia electrica en oakland, san leandro y castro l >> buenos dÍas es momento las noticias en "un nuevo dÍa" porque el gobierno podrÍa negar la residencia temporal o permanente a muchos inmigrantes que utilicen el programa medicare o que reciban cupones de alimentos como subsidios para la vivienda y otro tipo de prestaciones sociales estas nuevas reglas entraran en vigor a partir de mediado de octubre y estipulan que las personas que quieren una residencia deben demostrar que no son una carga pÚblica, la fuerza econÓmica de los hispanos en estados unidos es imparable, con una poblaciÓn en constante crecimiento tenemos un poder adquisitivo mayor que el producto interno bruto de paÍses como mÉxico y espaÑa, francisco nos explica porque los hispanos seremos un factor clave tanto polÍtico como social en este paÍs. >> son tiempos difÍciles para los hispanos en estados unidos, muchos como gonzÁlez estan atacadas con los ataques fÍsicos y verbales en contra de nuestra comunidad. >> tenemos la esperanza tambiÉn que todo esto c

i'd like to bring in julian castro. when we look at this, secretary, this is one of those situations from your great state where, again, we are seeing another incident where, unfortunately, at the moment at least five dead and you could marry from thear chief of police, that 21 injured could go down and the number dying from the situation goes up. >> richard, thank you for having me. can you hear me? >> i can hear you, secretary. what are you hearing from your fellow texans about this situation, about this active shooter scenario that appears now to be over? >> just three weeks after what we saw in el paso is tremendously heartbreaking for the entire nation, but also, of course, especially for those of us in texas and for the panhandle that's happened. it's a powerful reminder that we need to take action to ensure that these types of incidents don't keep happening in our country. just yesterday i visited the mother emanuel church in charleston where four years ago a shooter went in there and he murdered nine people. how

second castro, i'm sorry to interrupt. but i -- i will come back when we can. we have another press conference going on right now that's at the medical center. i do want to listen in. >> all right here we go. here we go. >> they're starting. >> thank you all for coming out here on a short notice. >> take it. >> we appreciate you being here. first of all, we're just going to be very short and brief but we felt it necessary to update everybody and get on top of this situation. let me sbrus myself first. i'm russell tippen, the ceo of medical center health systems. . i'm joined by matt, our chief operations officer. we have charisse, an r.n. and then our mechanicing guy here lucas. so we're just -- what i'm going to do here briefly is give some facts some quick information. i know everybody is wanting to know what the status and everything is. but we just come to come out brief. after this is over we'll go back and get more details. get our heads wrapped around this and inform the media when we're coming out again with more information, okay. first of all let me s

another 2020 candidate and fellow texan, julian castro tweeting heartbreaking news out of odessa and midland, texas, as police search for an active shooter at large. stay indoors and monitor news alerts and safety protocol. a lot of information coming into cnn. i want to go back to cnn's shimon prokupecz with me. what have you learned since we last spoke? >> i think it's best to describe it's still very fluid and it's what you would imagine in this kind of situation, things very much still ongoing and i think authorities are still trying to get a handle on exactly what they're dealing with, who they're dealing with, why this happened and like you said, they are looking for this other vehicle, this toyota, this vehicle that we have been describing as a second vehicle. they have identified one of the vehicles they were looking for, which was a white postal van they believe was stolen and was used by the shooter and we're seeing all sorts of photos posted on twitter of cars just with bullet holes all over them, all along this stretch of road, cars turned sideways almost, as you probably

castro has been such a huge figure in our lives i remember the news that 959 the day that he marched into. marshall the earth and sierra maestra in the war there to bring about the cuban revolution i remember the cuban missile crisis and all the fear that was going on there but is donald trump forging a new crisis because while britain and the e.u. have relations with cuba the u.s. appears to continue to be afraid of 60 years of cuban independence jump administration is imposing new restrictions on u.s. travel to cuba in a statement the treasury department says that the u.s. would no longer allow group educational and cultural trips known as people to people travel the u.s. government will also deny permission for private and corporate travelers to enter the country but unlike cuba washington's de-facto proxy latin and central american nations are known all around the world for drugs notably cocaine now featuring probably amidst the u.k.'s conservative contest to be britain's next prime minister joining me now is physicians an award winning author of in the realm of hungry ghosts clo

and have done a deep inspection of the entire cable from west portal to castro. our overhead lines crew has replaced 1200 feet of wire in two locations and they have removed eight splices in the system. as you may recall a defective splice was the cause of the large subway shut down we had. in addition, our mechanical group is doing some of these deeper inspections of our fans and our fire-suppression system. and our buildings and grounds folks have been giving the stations a really big clean. so i'm very optimistic that this idea of twice a year doing a relative relatively quiet clean doing these repairs is going to buttress us up and protect us from major incidents throughout the year. i know i'm running short on time, so i will say the subway travel times have been relatively stable. we are experimenting with a new metric to share with you today. this is called slow subway trips. we looked at our scheduled subway time and we added the four-minute buffer for being late. then we looked at what percent of our trips are exceeding that. that's an attempt to try to

i think someone like cory booker, julian castro may find their opportunities to make digs against the frontrunner. >> as we look at the bottom of the polling, you were both discussing this last week, kristin gillibrand, senator from new york saying okay, i have thrown in the towel, i'm done. the two of you are saying her staffers are saying you should do that. what does that say about those that are in d.c., those who are senators, congress members, many not doing well, some doing okay. >> if you're senator bennett from colorado, things are starting to look tough for you right now. what's your lane. whereas i think governor bullock from montana can afford to stay in a lot longer. it really does come down to money for a lot of the candidates, how long can they go down this road. one person just to go back to the debate stage, amy klobuchar. i they what makes her interesting on the debate stage is she's the only other person who's a moderate with joe biden. she could be someone that tries to unite across the stage. i think her point of view is an important one that night because we have

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and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . welcome back you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the headlines now now in hong kong violence broke out in the central district where protesters were surrounding government buildings protesters threw rocks and petrol bombs of police who responded with tear gas let's take you to the live pictures of they've moved on now from the legislative building to one child district near a police station where they set up a barricade as you can see there they set parts of it on fire and riot police all heading there for the next round of this. a sudanese judges formally charged deposed president on one of the share with corruption and possession of illicit currency now bashir told the court yes he received $25000000.00 from the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sounds bad but he says he did not use the money for private purposes but she is lawyer says his client denies all charges again. protesters are taking place or protests rather at taking place across the u.k. over the prime minister's move t

biden, buttigieg, klobuchar, o'rourke, yang, castro. we know what you think of castro's candidacy as significant as what you had for breakfast today. but any until dinner tonight? >> inle you mentioned it, i forgot that julian castro was running in this race. dropping out of gillibrand tells us something, not that she was ever a serious candidate, it tells which are doing well and which are not. gillibrand was classly contrived candidate and the same could be said of joe biden or kamala harris. leland: wasn't she the one who was going to tell what white privilege was and explain to suburban moms what that was and voted for trump incorrectly? >> exactly, she was going to use her white privilege to tell about white privilege. knocked out of the race. bernie sanders or elizabeth warren whatever you want to say about them, they've stayed true to their beliefs. they may do better in the race. leland: it will be fascinating to see this on stage. michael's podcast, wherever you can describe. good to see you, buddy. >> good to see you, leland.

pipeline is being replaced all across the east bay, richmond, orinda, oakland, castro valley, and east bay mud says that next year they're amping it up a bit, aiming for 20 miles of new pipe. from the berkley hills, i'm leslie brinkley, "abc 7 news". >>> a fight broke out in san francisco's union square last night sending two men to the hospital. one of them was stabbed, the other had a head injury. it happened just before 5:00. police were dispatched for a fight in the park. right now it is not clear how bad these two men were injured or what even started the fight. >>> on the peninsula, san mateo's sheriff's deputies are looking for this bank robber. you can see this robber is wearing a long, dark wig and a medical mask to conceal his face. the man entered the bank last monday just before 2:30 in the afternoon, handed the bank teller a note demanding money. the teller gave the suspect cash and the man left in a blue sedan with a stolen license plate. >>> happening today, a french swimmer who swam through the great pacific garbage patch will pass under the golden gate bridge and retur

and fidel castro face to face. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. going to the truth doesn't lie with. all those jobs. in the excludes nearly 2000000 people from a citizens' list. raising fears of statelessness. i'm sorry this is live from also coming up tens of thousands are marching in hong kong in defiance of the police and the arrest of high profile campaign as. the u.s. says the rain all tanker is heading toward syria despite assurances that putting sail there. the doctor. is actually smoke i'm just going in the reserves in bolivia where out of control forest fires are destroying all the wildlife. in their path. now there are 2000000 people in the indian state of us some are facing an uncertain future after being excluded from a citizens' register the national register of citizens was created in 1951 to determine who came to the state before neighboring bangladesh declared independence from pakistan it's being updated for the 1st time and there are concerns about who is being excluded and who could be left stateless or critics say the ruling hi

some of the worst floodsing in years on "meet the press" tomorrow, chuck todd will interview hjulian castro currently running for president. >>hat haened to the generational change arguments? the four most likely president to be president is all over the age of 70. none of the next generation candidates have gotten traction. why? a question i have f cass he troh monday others. >>> and you can catchme t press" tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. >>> a man has died, investigators say a 33-year-old new zealand man died while at the festival. this images captured yesterday on the live streaming camera. the sheriff's office is investigating the death as suspicious. >>> hunt for a bank robber. this man walked into a golden one credit union, passed a note to the teller and demanded mondmoney on thursday. police are still looking for him this morning. >>> apple has been hit again, thieves ransacked an apple store squipi i swipes thousands worth of goods. they were in and out in 60 seconds. we talked to the woman who taped the robbery who didn't want to be i'd on camera. >> they had two drivers, they park

these bay shore has 84 at castro valley, 92 at pleasanton and 94 in brentwood. in the south bay upper 80s for saratoga and 85 for san jose. beautiful by the water at santa cruz near 80 degrees. as we head over to the peninsula, 84 at redwood city and 70 at san francisco. mid to upper 60s expected daly city, pacifica and half moon bay. if you go to lake tahoe i envy you with temperatures at a chilly start and 36 right now at truckee. into the afternoon temperatures with low 80s today. we will hold steady sunday into monday under mostly sunny skies. it is nice weather on the lake. at home we have nice weather with temperatures similar tomorrow but a bit cooler. we continue the cooling trend into the days ahead. for the next few days here's hoping everyone has something to do to get out and about and not work. it will be nice. >> it is labor day and you are delivering, very nice. >>> friends remember actress valerie harper who died friday at the age of 80. she made her name in the classic sitcom. >> you have a good ear. >> harper is best known for playing that sass

my father, antonio de la guardia, was head of a government department created by fidel castro, tasked with breaking the us blockade on cuba. his job was to smuggle in high—tech equipment from the us. my father was accused of being in contact with drug traffickers. it was said that was the only reason he was executed. but for me, it was all about politics. fidel castro wanted to do away with a group of officers who had different opinions to those of the regime. from about 1985, we began to feel the influence in cuba of the reforms in the soviet union — perestroika. these were issues that were being openly talked about here. my friends and i used to sit in the garden with my father and talk about how if things were changing in eastern europe, then cuba should change too. i didn't imagine that expressing those opinions could mean being arrested and then executed. the trial was filmed every day. it lasted a week and was broadcast each night on tv. it was totally controlled — the accused could only say yes or no. the last time i visited him injail was just days before his execution.

pipeline is being replaced all across the east bay, richmond, orinda, oakland, castro valley, and east bay mulled says that next year they're amping it up a bit, aiming for 20 miles of new pipe. in the berkley hills, i'm leslie brinkley, "abc 7 news." >>> a central valley high school senior spent his last week of summer vacation installing markers at a cemetery. the people buried there are all indigent and unclaimed by family when they died, but one boy scout wanted to make sure others know they still matter. >> a lot of people forget about the dead, but we're here still remembering them. >> william, make sure they're staying lined up. >> i am jacob phillips and i am with the kingsburg boy scout troop 392. this is part of my eagle project. >> my pastor suggested that i come out and do something for the graves at the travares cemetery. i decided to make metal crosses to place at each of the grave sites out here. these are unclaimed bodies, and i'm here to honor them. >> potter's field, traver cemetery. a lot of names for it. this is where those individuals that are indigent or possibly

. >> other candidates, nake julián castro, don't have a natnetwork. >> you go out and buy donors. >> i mean, has there been some unintended consequences in these low-dollar thresholds in the democratic primary race? >> no.'s i think een a good thing. it's forced people to go out and get 130,000ll very sonors. i think... >> but they need the big donors in order to buy them >> well, some do and some don't. i mean, some don't have big donorst all. i mean, elizabeth rren does take maximum checks. she just doesn't do events. i mean, that's the difference, but... >> so i guess the question is can you actually ever really get money out of politics? >> well, you have to agree to only spend "x" amount. nobody is doing that. i mean, these campaigns are so expensive. >> i want to play you a clip that mike bloomberg id m just a few weeks ago tozabeth warren at the gun sense forum in des moines, iowa. >> okay. >> let's listen to mayer bloomberg. >> i just said to senator warret way out, "senator, congratulations.ti remind you, if my companyust to hadn't been successful, we wldn't be here today, s

pipeline is being replaced across the east bay, richmond, orinda, oakland, castro valley, and east bay mud says that next year they're amping it up a bit, aiming for 20 miles of new pipe. in the berkley hills, i'm leslie brinkley, "abc 7 news". >>> a fight broke out in san francisco's union square last night and sent two men to the hospital. wos w one was stabbed, the other had a head injury. it happened just before 5:00. police were dispatched to the fight in the park. it is not clear what started the fight. >>> on the peninsula sheriff's deputies are looking for this bank robber seen wearing a long, dark wig and medical mask to hide his face. he went into the bank last monday before 2:positive in the afternoon, handed the teller a note demanding money. the teller gave him cash and he left in a blue sedan with a stolen license plate. >>> a central high school senior spent his last week of summer vacation installing markers at a cemetery. the people buried there ae indigent and unclaimed by family when they died. one boy scout wanted to make sure others knew they still mattered. >> a l

but when the castro government took over, they took everything from him. pete: they took his business away. >> they took everything away. so he decided to come to the states. which he used to come here because that's where he would buy his materials factories they had in cuba. he had connections here. so, they went to key west. and six years later in 1966, he started a small sandal factory. pete: he was able to save a couple thousand dollars. get a small loan. >> got a small loan from the local bank and started. pete: very cool. >> hard worker and very determined. pete: did he ever talk about cuba vs. the opportunity he had in florida. >> he was always very grateful in this country and to key west for the opportunity that was given to him. and he saw the difference in the way people live here and the way they lived in cuba. and he saw what happened to people in cuba. pete: obviously what started slowly eventually build. and now you have a private company. what was the secret to your father and family ultimately becoming successful? >> he was always very lo

. >> other candidates, like julián castro,do t have a national network. >> you go out and buy donors. >> i mean, has there been essome unintended conseque pr these low-dollar thresholds in the democratiary race? >> no. i think it's been a good thing. it's forced people to go outd t 130,000 very small donors. i think... orsbut they need the big d inrder to buy them. >> well, some do and some don't. big donors at all. have i mean, elizabeth rren does take maximum checks. she just doesn't do events. i mean, that's the difference, but... >> so i guess the question get money out of ps?ever really >> well, you have to agree to only spend "x" amount. nobody is dointhat. mean, these campaigns are so expensive. >> i want to play you a clip th mike bloomberg said just a few weeks ago w to ezaberen at the gun sense forum in des moines, iowa. >> okay. >> let's listenbe to mayer blo. >> i just said to senator warren on the way out,, "senatngratulations. it was a nice talk, but just to remind you, if my company hadn't been successful, we wouldn't be here today, so enough with this stuff." >> right

and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . on counting the cost $15.00 of the most polluted cities in the world are in india we look at the cost of people's health also antigovernment protesters the want hong kong could be plugged in to reset. and a trillion dollar fortune built on oil and gas no way faces up the climate challenge it's. counting the cost on al jazeera. back to her with a look at our main stories here on russia has announced they will observe a cease fire that should take effect within hours they've undertaken a crushing offensive for months trying to recapture the last major rebel territory but for some on takio. all. this was a desperate dash for the turkish border by syrians hemmed into the shrinking corner of their country still in the control of fighters. but turkey isn't letting any more syrians in. you do not want to create chaos we just want to express the oppression we feel we just want them to look at our situation this is a warning that we are coming to turkey and europe if turkey does nothing an inc

fidel castro is under pressure. has disappeared and rumors of an assassination by constantly begin to spread. one of toba 3rd $965.00 the 1st congress of the communist party of cuba begins. givati is dismissed from the central committee. era next talking about. policy nice man. 3 they. seem. to be they better get me out a lot i will assume. he made a speed of it. without telling al cheney for dell reads his farewell letter in public a letter of resignation required of cuban gillis when they leave on a mission. natalie guided me at. munich up the aisle when i got it out and she loved it from the other matching that just that this little spree medals moment of the last year and i you know that accompanied the salary that. he the revolutionary. here rushed there. you know. then you know if they don't play tech then. they do i need men and they said it. in yeah. i'm calling for. delap out of the fidel kid jean-claude cage on the very off. course the day after. then. and then i mean the whole scope if you don't approve.

we hear from iliana della fidel castro's communist cuba. we hearfrom iliana della guardia. the daughter of one of the executed when. —— men. daughter of one of the executed when. -- men. aformer daughter of one of the executed when. -- men. a former comrades in arms are fidel castro and hero of the revolution was sentenced last friday to be sentenced by —— killed by firing squad along with other army officers. translation: when they read out that my father and the others were all sentenced to death, it came as a massive shock. my father looked over to where i was sitting but i didn't wa nt to where i was sitting but i didn't want to start crying. but i didn't wa nt want to start crying. but i didn't want to start crying. but i didn't want to show that weakness. maybe it was my way of giving my dad a little hope. my father, antonio de la guardia was tasked with raking the us blockade on cuba. hisjob was to smuggle in high—tech equipment from the us. my father was accused of being in contact with drug traffickers. it was said that was the only reason he was executed

and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . welcome back you have al jazeera live from london a quick look at the headlines now russia and al says a cease fire starting on saturday is syrians demanding an end to the fighting tried to storm the border crossing goal with turkey. several of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists have been arrested in a mass rally has now been planned for saturday that rally though has been banned as it was denied permission. and huge crowds have turned out in pakistan in response to prime minister in one khan's call for a nationwide show of solidarity for people in indian administered kashmir. well now to developments in colombia the government less says 9 people have been killed in its operation against former members of the revolutionary armed forces also known as the fog this comes a day off to former commanders of the rebel group said that taking up arms again they accuse the government of not sticking to the terms of the 2016 peace deal which ended 50 years of conflict in response

full sunshine in castro valley saturday and sunday. 81 degrees tomorrow. 78 sunday. gorgeous labor day looks good. the ocean is cooler. the nights will be cooler. warm nice the past couple nights. the ocean has been running warm. that is done. armor this weekend but no widespread heat. september is the warmest month of the year in san francisco. first week of september looks not hot. 76 oakland tomorrow. san francisco 72. livermore 93. napa 86. san jose 84. pleasant right on through the holiday weekend. next week there is a change. a couple degrees cooler. falling below average by next wednesday and next thursday. get outside and enjoy. that is your forecast. >>> we have sports settling in on a friday. can you believe one month from today the warriors report for training camp? the nfl teams have dominated this day. in this roster cut down period. what moves are local teams have made. the answer coming up. >>> >>> nfl up top moving forward all games count. raiders veteran he is counting money. team re-signed center rodney hudson. the numbers three years and 34 million

pipeline is being replaced all across the east bay richmond and oakland, castro valley and east bay mud says next year they are amping it up a bit aiming for to miles of new pipe. reporting live, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> new at 6:00, police are looking for a man who robbed a credit unyin. >> it happened just after 1:00 yesterday. police provided this video hoping someone will recognize him and give him a call. the entire robbery plays out in 15 seconds. the man passes a note to the teller demanding money. he's then envelope with cash and walks out. no weapons were seen during the robbery. >>> dove hunting season starts sunday. it's the biggest hunting day of the year in california as you may know but hundreds say they are having a hard time buying ammunition because of the state's background checks and regulations on certain types of ammunition. eric thomas has that story. >> it's the busiest single hunting day of the year in california. thousands of hunters will wake up early sunday morning, grab their shotguns and go dove hunting but buying the ammunition is going to be a

and for del castro face to face on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. some of them telling what donald this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes archons is a unilateral ceasefire in syria's province of displaced civilians tried to push through a border crossing into turkey. colombia says it's killed 9 foreign dissidents a day after a rebel faction and i guess they are taking up arms again. hello i'm maryam namazie in london with the top story from europe including. prime minister faces multiple legal challenges to his plans to suspend parliament as he warns and ease the more they try to block a no deal breaks it the more it's likely to happen well no wonder they suspect us as bangladeshis if you would really bangladeshis why would we live here. people in northeastern india is river island. struggle to prove their citizenship ahead of a headline. about the december the sports roger federer has surged into the u.s. open 4th round but the women's would move in champions go on as more than $116.00 americans traded times when stun

we'll be saying on the night of the iowa caucus, oh my god, candidate x, whether it's mayor pete or castro or someone we never thought could do it suddenly did well in iowa, then that momentum carries on to new hampshire and then back to the most important state where i'm sitting right now. and by the way, chris, i have no favorite city in nevada. >> okay. let me ask ginger here. and then we'll get to adrienne here. it seems to me that when you have ten candidates up on the stage, or 20 as we've had, it's very hard for people to focus on any particular candidate and make a big leap of judgment. >> i think the thing that's important to know about iowa is that those are voters who are paying attention. and they've been engaged very early in this process. they were showing up to candidate events in january before candidates were even announced. we are not in 1991 anymore. people don't have to wait for bill clinton to show up in iowa to figure out who he is. they can look them up online. they can watch them. >> ergo? >> watch them on television. that makes it a lot harder to build support afte

julian castro. "the beat" starts right now. chris jansing is in for ari. >> good to see you, chuck. i am chris jansing in for ari tonight. we're following a lot of stories. the walls are closing in. trump losing support as his trade war blows up and his administration got millions of dollars from fema. plus, more fallout as trump threatens to deport seriously ill children. i'll talk to one family whose 5-year-old is receiving life-saving care in the u.s., but has been told to get out. and the slow burn in the impeachment caucus. why dozens more democrats have come out in favor of impeaching trump since the mueller hearing. we'll get to all of it, but we begin with an update on hurricane dorian, as the monster storm barrels towards florida. nbc meteorologist bill karins is with us. bill, what should people be preparing for? >> that's the million-dollar question. you're prepared in case you're told to evacuate. that's kind of the bottom line. first thing, area of concern is the northern bahamas, and then we're going to talk about south central florida on the east coast, and then possi

then we thought maybe pete buttigieg, julian castro. actually the first person we thought it would be was julian castro. i still think there's room for somebody to break through when you look at the fact that, yes, they're all over 70. i think you're absolutely right. and we have to keep in mind that it is still incredibly early. no one has cast a ballot. we haven't seen over the summer a lot of polls to give us a strong idea of how these candidates are actually doing in early primate states. also to your point about will they vote for uncle joe, one of the things i keep thinking about they surely showed up for uncle bernie. you see them out there for elizabeth warren too. but some of these older candidates, despite beak decades older than these young voters, they are inspiring a level of enshoes zam. -- enthusiasm. elizabeth warren in fairness, some people are going, wow they're going to say of the four, well, she doesn't seem like a 70-year-old. she's done a great job i think of frankly i think of almost distancing herself from her ow

and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . in an ordinary week doctor even atar at the heart a sad that the only functioning hospital in town in north eastern south sudan and his team operate on around 60 patients the united nations refugee agency nominated him for the prestigious nansen award which you won in recognition of his work and the incredibly difficult to constance's. south sudan has been in conflict since 2013 the war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked it up and hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer almost all the way including my beatles obstruct. the process of who you know visions of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed to. it was a big problem because it was different people admired in the center of night life in beirut and even their. miss universe he was a buoyant character on the other ruthless ope

i think we were looking for julian castro. do we have that? okay, got it. maura, what does the dnc do next? because they had asked that these caucus states do something to sort of expand participation. this is a no. what does it look like? >> reporter: sure. so the iowa democratic party has a few options here. i just actually spoke with a source with direct knowledge meeting in san francisco last week. basically the options that the idp has now is they can propose alternative solutions for nonpresent voting, absentee voting options. they can either maybe do voting by mail or early absentee ballot voting. all they need to do is make sure that it stay as way from what a new hampshire primary would like as a caucus state. and so as the dnc and the idp work together, the dnc is open to extending that september 13th deadline that the idp originally had to submit a plan. so they're willing to work together. and one alternative solution is the dnc could recommend a waiver for the idp to be exempt from an absentee option kind of like what they did in 2016. back the

julian castro has come out and bashed the dnc for this plan. the iowa democratic party is going to scramble to figure out a way to open up their caucus, but also come to the guidelines that the dnc is laying out about hacking and those concerns. if it becomes a political issue, you may see democratic candidates start to fight over whether there's validity in the dnc, which could be very interesting anna. >> it could also involve nevada's plans, i understand, there's much more to come on this, thank you. >>> a shocking story out of colorado. a pregnant woman left to give birth in a jail cell alone. no one responded to desperate cries for help. now she's suing. this is anne marie peebles. her saturdays are a never- ending montage of comfort. [tv sfx]: where have you been all my life? but then anne laid on a serta perfect sleeper. and realized her life was only just sorta comfortable. not just sorta comfortable. serta comfortable. sir, you're a broker. what do you charge for online equity trades? uh, i'll look into it. (phone rings) lisa jones! li

but i'm looking, you may not believe me, i'm looking forward to sees how julian castro, amy klobuchar and others show up. >> they're right, they are real policy dirss, but i was interested in this business insider survey, a survey monkey poll, they say they worry that the party nominee will be too far to the left. 12% said they worry it will be too centrist. do you think that tells us anything about the electability question? is it as true for someone as polarizing as trump? >> i don't think anyone thought he was a centrist in 2019, but i will say i went through the p y primaries are pulling them to the left. you can talk about issues and maybe talk about what is necessary, and in 12 and 16 democrats were the incumbents, they sat back, they watched, they waited, and now the shoe is on the other foot and that is just a natural shranadvantage. gone are the days when you could go far left or far right. and they are out every day covering these events, and they're constantly being watched, so when they have health care immigration it will stay in the fall. >> i want to go back to your poi

julian castro is furious. take a look at this. saying a short time ago, the democratic national committee decision can disenfranchise tens of thousands of voters and decrease turnout by up to one-third in the first in the nation caucus date is an afront to the principles of our democracy. castro says the dnc speech writing has done a serious disservice to democratic voters. ouch, dana. >> dana: it will be fascinating to watch what happens to see if we can use technology. if not, they're going to have their own internal battle. we will report on it. president trump faces a small group of primary challengers. mark sandberg may join soon. he's the former south carolina governor. he said defeating a president would be daunting but adds he has survived long odds in the past. >> if we wait another four years, i think we're going to be too late. the mechanics to your point are absolutely daunting. it would be something of a david and goliath story and impossible at many different levels. it would be a very steep climb, but you know that

that is probably what castro is getting at here. i think the argument for choice proponents is it would allow the segregation and allow students to escape failing schools. that is not seem to be happening. it seems to more or less stay the same when you introduce school choice policies. it needs to be tackled in the larger sense of housing policy and in other areas that end up promoting segregation, but we need to be thinking more broadly about other ways in which we can increase equities, so segregation is one contributor to the equity problem. going back to the cover station about finding and making sure low income families have opportunities. there are other ways to tackle that, and education is part of the solution. housingeah, i think the issue is a really big one, because people still primarily choose a school by where they buy a house. to seeery hard, though, that there is a federal solution where you can stop people from buying houses if they have means, or even to require that you build low income housing to balance that. i

and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . we will continue our fight no matter how the hour rest and prosecutor us. released on bail after his arrest hong kong activist joshua wong val's to continue protesting for democracy. hello again i'm martin denis you're with our jazeera live from doha also coming out . millions rallied for kashmir across pakistan as the prime minister vows to fight for the liberation of the disputed territory. not urgent enough a course in scotland delays a legal challenge against boris johnson's decision to suspend the british parliament until next week. a 9 year old girl dies of a boner in uganda off the crossing the border from dia congo where the death toll has risen to be young 2000 in the country's worst ever outbreak of the disease. several of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists have been arrested over the course of a matter of hours to the arrested just a wall and agnes chao have since been released on bail they're accused of inciting and participating in an illegal protest and i

and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . al-jazeera. where every. set in the discussions police in cape town has struggled to making stadlen diabolus examining the headlines now and a president who to russia is making a push to engage explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform motivate and inspire me but. it's almost 2nd nature and i also know what they see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. hong kong police arrest prominent pro-democracy activists and back on a rallying plan for saturday. hello welcome to our jazeera live from doha on martine dennis also coming up. yemen's government blames its ally the u.a.e. for air strikes that helped separatists retake the city of aden. fighting a blaze armed with just bottles and shovels we report on the desperate battle to contain wildfires in bolivia plus. it's going to be a whole different. president trump launches a space warfare command part of efforts to maintain american dominance in orbit. but 1st police in hong kong of a wrestler number of leading pro-democra

and once you get into livermore it looks nice all the way to castro valley and hayward. and no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is much lighter than usual. it's 5:48. and there's no backup to the maze. we'll see what happens. but i think today is more of a getaway day than a commute day. twelve minutes before 6:00. >>> we'll get right to dorian. it does not look like it will make an impact until monday. we have a couple of days to get some clarity. uncertainty with the track, it will strengthen. and possible landfall i'd say sunday more so than monday. if it gets to category 4, that's a major hurricane and the consensus puts it around west palm beach, maybe fort pierce, it's gaining strength, a high end category two or three. and it's working around the high pressure system. this is what is called the spaghetti plot. all the forecast models, their projection on the path. i've seen some take it to miami and some towards cape canaveral. it looks like central florida, maybe around fort pierce. water temps are warm. 85, 84, and 83. this won't be until late sunday.

my kids are for elizabeth and castro for vp. that will probably change, but it's definitely generational. it is true that older votes vote more often. but barack obama was elected by younger voters. the only election in my lifetime in 2008 where more people under 35 voted over 65. there are no rules that can't be broken in the democratic primary. it's going to be a fascinating confrontation here. i don't think it will be that much of a confrontation. i think they'll both be polite to each other. because they know that antagonizing democratic voters is not something either one of them wants to do. it is a great contest and it really is -- again, i don't want to exaggerate this. it's a little bit for the soul of the democratic party. but the democratic party is changing. and the question is do we have a candidate everybody knows and probably can beat donald trump? or do we sort of advance the ideological ball down the field and have somebody who's more exciting and more with ideas that appeal to particularly young people and women

that is probably what castro is getting at here. i think the argument for choice proponents is it would allow the segregation and allow students to escape failing schools. that is not seem to be happening. it seems to more or less stay the same when you introduce school choice policies. it needs to be tackled in the larger sense of housing policy and in other areas that end up promoting segregation, but we need to be thinking more broadly about other ways in which we can increase equities, so segregation is one contributor to the equity problem. going back to the cover station about finding and making sure low income families have opportunities. there are other ways to tackle that, and education is part of the solution. housingeah, i think the issue is a really big one, because people still primarily choose a school by where they buy a house. to seeery hard, though, that there is a federal solution where you can stop people from buying houses if they have means, or even to require that you build low income housing to balance that. i

and fidel castro face to face on al-jazeera . hong kong activists joshua wong agnes child and andy chan arrested as this weekend's mass rally is called off. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up yemen's president accuses ally the u.a.e. of launching air strikes against his troops in aden and calls on saudi arabia to intervene. criticized for a slow response to the recent wildfires bolivia's president gets his hands dirty alongside firefights of. bitter political enemies unite to form a new government in italy blocking a power grab by right wing firebrand mateo selby. our top story so far this hour leading activists have been arrested in hong kong a day before more protests that were supposed to happen this weekend they've been called off the party of the pro-democracy campaigner joshua wall says he was forced into a car as he was walking along a street. vocal hong kong independence activist and he chan was arrested at hong kong airport another pro-democracy campa