and their own bi, caltrans, california department of transportation. the state agents be acquired hundreds of properties in this area in the 1960 s to expand a major freeway. but it was never built, and the project was officially shut down in 2018. these houses should be fixed and rented or owned, but that has been happen. nothing has happened. that's why the community had to take power into their own hands. martha's daughter's 11 year old victoria and 9 year old monthly were there when the families took over the home, excited. we scared you reclaim scared, excited and scared the loans. you know, what were their police here? yeah, we actually really right. completely knows. it happens. i'm proud of her. yeah, she did something really brave. ah, martha became homeless in 2019, when she couldn't find an affordable place to live on her salary as a social worker. my father is the immigrant from mexico. he has the elementary school education and he was able to afford a house when i was younger and i was born and raised in this country, have a bachelor's deg

the california highway patrol has been keeping a closer eye on the area. i thought i'd just done property, caltrans didn't give us an interview in a statement to fault lines. they said that they've increased security patrols to prevent future breaking and that some of these homes are unsafe and uninhabitable. martha says if the state put in the resources to fix them instead of guard them, they could house more families here in california. almost everybody's a paycheck away from being on. how's the fit of california is not working fast enough to house people in a safe way, especially during a pandemic. sometimes we have to break the law in order to be heard and to be kept faith the november, another group on how the families tried to take over the they can caltrans home, the forced out by police and some of them were arrested for passing isn't clear why the stake reacted differently this time. i just remember seeing them coming in and my contact people out. it was really intend to gary, you know, fashion atkins was there that night. i was just praying that

in this of course a lot of marine layer try the guy who has it all way down to baja california but it might generate a few showers in the land which will help with the current high fire risk at least in some california here's the shower progress and their biggest i think probably in texas with a doozy spread fairly east was orange tops always seem a little bit on the dodgy sard dallas' to far as we're going to find in texas thunderstorms for monday tuesday and wednesday. but we shall also on the storms in cuba jamaica bahamas possibly baja california as well very few south of that only light showers i think on the eastern side of the caribbean and his kingston jamaica a couple days of quite significant thunderstorms. but. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of our life issues you're putting more money into the hands of someone 1st taking money out of the hands of other workers their own goes to their camp he becomes a us versus them this is the deal about constraining a nuclear program the bottom line of the big questions on out is th

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so the come in this half hour, another mass shooting in the us. 8 people are killed in california. we're live in and hundreds of thousands of homes damaged is india is hit by a 2nd flight loan in a week. ah, hell i once again welcome to look at the international forecast. whether you can find a drive for much of australia, we have got some chevy, right? in the forecast. and so it was a se, and towards the south west lodge area, cloud started just tumble its way through in that room. really, harold, something of a change into western australia as we go on through the next 5 days or so, we could see some wet weather, grassy pushing in. we'll see that re making his way in as we go on through friday through the weekend w. i sing some rather heavy showers, long spells of right and west wind, whether to just making its way away from the south east, just pushing across into new zealand. but from much of all is to say fine and dry with plenty of sunshine. and we will see some shine coming back into japan as we go through the next couple of days. but you can see the cloud, the seasonal rang

we had a mass shooting in california, a just a few days ago. there was a mass shooting in georgia, a series of massage parlors. it just keeps going on and on. now president bite is trying to tackle this by introducing legislation to, for instance, ban 3 d printed guns, but essentially he's up, he's fighting a losing battle because the republicans will never pass anything that challenges the 2nd amendment. but yet again, we see the shooter in california with thousands of bullets extended magazines. and this, this pandemic in itself is gun violence pandemic just seems to continue going on despite cold for action. so unfortunately, in the grand scheme of things, what happened here in the early ounces sunday morning is on a smaller scale than what the shootings we've seen in the past. what lawmakers will do about detailing this kind of gun violence. well, that's just the question i've been answering for the last 15 years and the answer always seems to be nothing. and the gallagher in miami, thank you very much and just to democratic republic of con

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crews battling this brush fire in california now the one thing that will be on their side is light wind but still dry conditions los angeles 22 degrees on friday now where the rain has been a problem is in central america for mexico because so much of the country was dealing with a drought and you got this deluge of rain all at once couldn't keep up more heavy rain in the forecast from mexico city on friday ok for south america i think the heaviest pockets of rain will be ecuador on friday but our usual suspects so north in peru southern areas of colombia venezuela toward the south it's unsettled but pleasant in the north caracas a high of $29.00 on friday. frank assessments. but the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what may have now taking foot a situation might not be good ever again informed opinion is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing ministry us and this is a message to the region the united states is rethinking its military posture in depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story

this time in california, a transport employee open fire and a railway maintenance yard. in the city of san jose, he killed 8 people and then shot himself robin was report from san jose. police scrambled as the 1st reports of gunshots came in from the valley. transportation authority railway maintenance yard in downtown san jose. when our deputy survived, the shooter was still shooting. they heard gunfire and ran into the building. there were 8 people dead inside. they were never thought as a injury. as from the gunman was dead at the scene. he has been identified as 57 year old, samuel cassidy, a long time employee of the transit agency. when our deputies 1st saw the suspect, the suspect killed himself that a short distance away, the gunman house was on fire. after firefighters extinguished the flames, investigators found guns and large amounts of ammunition. in the ashes. authorities say the guns motive remains unknown, but some sort of workplace dispute or resentment is a possibility. the san jose killings are the latest in a surgeon gun violence across the us. nearly

and analysis by the university of california at davis says the coven, 19 pandemic. worse and structural, economic and social inequities in american society in ways that contribute to violence. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles and will say, nodded states warehouse prices are soaring, leaving many low and middle income families simply priced out. and it's being made worse as fewer homes are being built during the pandemic due to a shortage of building materials. and kalika reports from miami. the final part of our series on the rising cost of housing. despite a deadly pandemic south florida is booming in miami businesses and the wealthier relocating in droves attracted by lower taxes and sunny weather. that means a surging housing market. the medium price for a single family home, now, well over $400000.00 groups working to find affordable housing, having an increasingly difficult time. first time buyers like all these dell, s u, a priced out of them. not being able to do it. now. it is like when i will be able to do it. this is the question, because i don't know if the prices are goin

and analysis by the university of california at davis says the coven, 19 pandemic. worse and structural, economic and social inequities in american society in ways that contribute to violence. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles house prices in the u. s. a soaring leaving many low and middle income families, price towns, and has been made worse. a few homes are being built during the pandemic to, to a shortage of building materials and the reports of miami and the final part of our series on the rising cost of housing. despite a deadly pandemic south florida is booming in miami businesses and the wealthy are relocating in droves. attracted by lower taxes and sunny weather. that means a surging housing market. the medium price for a single family home, now, well over $400000.00 groups working to find affordable housing, having an increasingly difficult time. first time buyers like all these dell, s u, a priced out of the market. not being able to do it. now. it is like when i will be able to do it. this is the question, because i don't know if the price is going down and we still, we are

is in globe arizona just a few days ago just incredible dry tinder dry conditions and the state of california has expanded its emergency drought now to cover 30 percent of the population lots of sunshine continues no rain to be had and an area of concern for this wildfire season is northern california where already this season has gotten off to an early start for the fires that were seen in arizona ok across mexico some downpours in and around mexico city the risk of flooding is here just because so much of the country has been dealing with drought conditions that ground is solid and just cannot absorb all of that rain off to south america and for the northern portion of the continent our usual cluster of storms that we're dealing with popping up in bogota thursday. and russel bit in southern england with 2 farmers turns the fiery part pioneer of that's the track that is good. nature in the driving seat and just absolutely astonishing the life of the poor back even not very fast so much and i'm a girl so here i stand here with chilly one by layering companies revolutionizing the 4th 5th using

is in globe arizona just a few days ago just incredible dry tinder dry conditions and the state of california has expanded its emergency drought now to cover 30 percent of the population lots of sunshine continues no rain to be had and an area of concern for this wildfire season is northern california where already this season has gotten off to an early start for the fires that were seen in arizona ok across mexico some downpours in and around mexico city the risk of flooding is here just because so much of the country has been dealing with drought conditions that ground is solid and just cannot absorb all of that rain off to south america and for the northern portion of the continent our usual cluster of storms that we're dealing with popping up in bogota thursday. discover the world of difference. determination. i'm talking about when we need we are moving. freedom we plan in this case it's a small chance so just put it on the 16 people on the corruption and get it and compassion. i'll just 0 to wound the selection of the best films from across our network of couples. welcome back a quick a

crews battling this brush fire in california now the one thing that will be on their side is light wind but still dry conditions los angeles 22 degrees on friday now where the rain has been a problem is in central america for mexico because so much of the country was dealing with a drought and you got this deluge of rain all at once couldn't keep up more heavy rain in the forecast from mexico city on friday ok for south america i think the heaviest pockets of rain will be ecuador on friday but our usual suspects so north in peru southern areas of colombia venezuela toward the south it's unsettled but pleasant in the north caracas a high of $29.00 on friday. night we will never give up we will never get to see that shook us politics to its core new man. who examines the fallout i don't know what the hell happened to the republican party undocks what makes for the grand old party everything is anger everything is pretend this is trumps party will the fire overtake the party will it overtake the country folk lines capital attack the republican party off to drum on now just era. but like yo

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police in southern california have arrested a man believed to be responsible for starting a wildfire about a 1000 residents were forced to leave their homes the fires burning in a state park just 30 kilometers west of downtown los angeles tankers have been battling the blaze and the city's mayor says it's been 75 years since there's been a fire in the area. the u.s. supreme court has agreed to consider a major challenge to abortion rights the state of mississippi is trying to ban the procedure after 15 weeks of pregnancy my kind of explains from washington well it's deeply significant because it's the most major case dealing with abortions in decades what the situation is at the moment is that the issue of abortions has been governed by a 1973 decision roe v wade which held that the woman had a right to an abortion up until the point at which the fetus became viable that is could live outside the womb doctors estimate that to be between 24 to 28 weeks now this mississippi court has restrained this period to 15 weeks saying that after 15 weeks both ins can only be performed it with me

in orange, california balloons and toys were offered near the site where a 6 year old boy was shot in the back. as his mother drove him to kindergarten, police say the killing stemmed from a road rage incident. the family of aiden leos is pleading with the public for help in finding the shooter. he had to hold him while he was dying. no, like, no mother should have to go through that. at least $119.00 children under the age of 11 have been killed in gun violence so far this year. i expert said the surgeon violence is at least partly attributable to a large increase in gun sales. the f b, i reports nearly 40000000 guns were sold in 2020 breaking all previous records. and analysis by the university of california at davis says the coven, 19 pandemic. worse and structural, economic and social inequities in american society in ways that contribute to violence. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, and staying in the us house prices. there are soaring, leaving many low and middle income families priced out. and it's being made worse as fewer homes are being built during the pandemic due to a

what guarantee that will be the right to 65 life giving voice to the voice here in california is almost everybody's a paycheck away from being on house program. but open your eyes to turn it if you well, today, this is what the picture looks like. the the world from a different perspective on houses. oh, the, the main stories now, the west african regional group of nations eco was suspended molly after school last week. molly's new in term president as me going to who led to who was at the co asked meeting in gone far. i is ready. politician. i've, tony bennett has thrown a support behind a possible unity government if successful it would unseat benjamin netanyahu as prime minister after 12 days after the reduction of africa, the most active volcano, the president of the democratic republic of congo felix tissue. katie says the situation is serious, but under control are still feared that not aragon go could erupt again. so now to all the news in a shooting and florida is left at least 2 people dead and injured more than $23.00 suspected gunman opened fire in the early hours of sunday m

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the people are killed that a transport yard in san jose, california. ah, the energy giant show says it will appeal after it was ordered to more than double its carbon emission cuts by the end of the decade. of course, in the netherlands rule that it must cut emissions by 45 percent by 2030 from it's 2019 levels. and, but it's far below show the target to reduce the carbon intensity of its products by 20 percent. by the end of the decade, it was aiming for 45 percent, 5 years later. well, it also says it wants to become a 0 emissions energy company by 2050. while this is a landmark ruling which could have major implications for energy companies around the world. that fasten reports now from the hague of joy, after the landmark living in the hague would in $17000.00 dutch citizens and half an environmental groups at the cape, arguing the shell, and they just people slides and future generations when it's got the emission, it's enormous. it's phenomena, historical for the 1st time, we really have a major tone, to reduce climate change and ensure a safe an

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proxy force it's been really good to talk to so many thanks indeed are responding there in stanford california. when iran's foreign ministry has strongly contempt condemned that attack around its consulate in karbala on sunday protestors in the iraqi city targeted iran after anti-government activists were shot dead in an apparent execution supporters of. set fires around the iranian consulates they suspect iranian backed faces of being behind the shooting a last name was killed close to his home by unknown gunmen in the early hours of sunday silvia's dummied on. the islamic republic of iran strongly condemns the right in its diplomatic posts in iraq it hopes that within the framework of the 961 convention iraq carefully fulfills its commitments regarding the protection of iran's diplomatic locations last night the iranian foreign ministry submitted a letter of protest to the iraqi embassy in tehran more from a serious amount a full team in baghdad. well protests are planned again for today. where it was and he was assassinated as well as in other cities including baghdad to protest not just th

ahead after the west coast completely different story, excessive heat warning in play for northern california. reading 42 degrees that could tie your all time temperature for me on the last day of may through central america. very heavy showers can be found for florida, bahamas into cuba, also through guatemala, san jose, and into panama. ok now for the top end of south america, heavy rains, you know, the amazon river near record levels and it's the tributaries. now we're seeing that there, which is rate by the amazon river. so scenes of flooding, you will get a break from the heavy rain on monday, otherwise towards the top of the rainbow, fall where it should. and for patagonia, we do have another system crushing into southern parts of chile, the warm half go fish and half lebanese. so diversity is really important to me and also era is the most diverse place i've ever worked. we have so many different nationalities and mrs. ease brought together in this one youth organization. and this diversity of perspective is reflected in our coverage, giving a more accurate representation of the world

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constitution well john jordan as a republican strategist and he joins me now by skype from son of mine california sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera so what do you make of the fact that she was effectively pushed out what does that say about the republican party. well what it says is that in right now republicans in congress they need a unified message when dealing with frankly the democrats are in control of all of washington the house the senate and the presidency and here you have a member lynne cheney the daughter of vice president cheney who is the architect of the failed war in iraq the failed strategy in afghanistan i might add kind of wanting to pad her own nest to build her own brand it's not what she said so much or her views there are others many in the republican party kind of feel the same way but as she's using her leadership post to pat her own nest rather than to bring the caucus together republicans in the house together to provide a unified front and a unified and unified messaging going into the midterms and so it was more of the freelancing and her looking

earth and despite the mosques it's safe to assume that smiles all around on friday is disneyland in california welcome visitors for the 1st time in more than a year restrictions across the u.s. of being eased as the number of fully vaccinated americans passes 100000000 the world's 2nd most visited theme park will be operating at limited capacity tickets are already sold out for the next 7 weeks. it's good to have you with us highway 3 and for going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera india says another grim record as it grapples grapples with the world's biggest surge in coronavirus cases media reporting 400000 new infections in 24 hours from saturday all adults will be eligible to get a vaccine. the u.s. has become the latest country to impose restrictions on most travelers from india from tuesday only u.s. citizens and permanent residents will be allowed in gabriel elizondo reports from washington the white house says that they gave very close consideration to this very important decision they say that they consulted with c.d.c. with other health officials and with national security

everywhere as governments and automakers transition to electric vehicles in order to slow global warming california and china plan to ban sales of internal combustion engine vehicles by 2035 the u.k. canada and many european countries say they will follow suit by 2040 general motors folks for toyota and other companies are switching to cleaner vehicles the bided ministration wants to spend $174000000000.00 to encourage u.s. drivers to switch to electric vehicles that may be good news for the planet but for auto mechanics not so much according to u.s. government statistics more than 700000 people in the u.s. have jobs doing auto repair or maintenance but as electric vehicles gradually replace internal combustion models those jobs may disappear why because the new generation of cars doesn't need much maintenance or repair a piston engine vehicle has has an engine it's got a transmission for it it's got a drive train that accommodates set. at electric car has none of that you don't need oil changes you don't need june ups you don't need you know a new spark plugs or anything like that you don't have t

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this one's in california, a transport employee open fire in a railway, maintenance yard and san jose. he killed 8 people and then shot himself bomb squad is searching the yard as well after an explosive device was found. hong kong security chief, a threat and bankers with jail if they deal with the accounts of media tycoon jimmy lie. according to the reuters news agency, the pro democracy activists and billionaires in jail serving a 14 month prison sentence for taking part in anti government protests. the order from secretary for security, john lee, reportedly threatens up to 7 years jail time. i remember live assets were frozen early this month on a sweeping national security loss. in democratic republic of congo authorities of ordered a partial evacuation of goma warning. the city could be soon hit by further volcanic eruption. thousands of people failing to escape earthquakes and lava flows. saturday the russians and rivers of lava streaming down the hillside from the mountain, destroying hundreds of homes and forcing thousands to flee. thousands of people died in the us for more t

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