adrian thinks he has control of the situation. when one of his employees yells that the man is reaching for a gun, the tide quickly turns. >> i kind of stayed on my hands and knees there. he stood up and cocked the gun, pointed it at me and got back in the pickup and drove off. >> adrian is frustrated the man gets away with the saws. but because he was grappling on the ground, he wasn't able to see a keen moment in the incident. watch again. this time paying attention to the right side of the screen. as you can see, when the thief pulls the gun, another man gets out of the truck with his hands up. apparently trying to remove himself from the situation. the truck pulls away without that other man in it. police arrive within minutes and interview him. >> he was white as i was, i guess, and shaken. the police came and everything. they started filling me in and they were getting more information from him. and he was very helpful, i guess in apprehending this guy. >> the suspect is arrested that same day and charged with robbery. he ha

i think he's dpon going to introduce us to another adrian. >> so colleagues i'm a research at the obtain try i'm going to give you a quick synopsis. we thank mayor ed lee and the office for the opportunity i know the kids are tired to be here. we're very, very thankful for your generous offer and again, the academy of science in making this happen so thank you. and just a little bit of background we're an obtain try in coverage and may not make much sentence so we obvious and this is a little bit what the kids are working on this morning some you may or may not know we have responsibilityic telescopes in california and the kids were using data from the the telescope to create images. this is what public scientists do all the time we've had kids using those same skigz. the very first thing they took ugly data and learned the skills to do a beautiful images. they created a cool game. i'm going to show you i am not a mentor but this morning our mentors were the kids our kids a quick round of applause (clapping) and finally i'm going to introduce adriana great name (laughter) just to show yo

. >> the next card i have is from adrian, covert is that correct adrian? >> thank you on behalf of the bay area counsel representing the business voice for the 9 county bay area but located in san francisco for 69 years and during that time one of the things we've acknowledged is one of the reasons the bay area is such a great place to work and do business is the investment our leaders have made in the past and san francisco's sewer's system is in aggregate a hundred years old many other cities in california are currently grappling with ways to finance ways to improve their infrastructure and bring it in line with current day standards so san francisco is not alone but by addressing these structural deficiencies early on can help save costs down the road and we believe this rate package does that and we support it and appreciate the length puc has gone through to help keep the business community informed so thank you. >> adrian, thank you very much for being here. >> the next card i have is from hiroshi, takuda is that correct sir? >> yes. good afternoon i

. >> more now from adrian brown who is in beijing. >> reporter: this is a reminder tensions between vietnam and china are not going a way, in this latest incident there are different versions of what happened. china says a vietnamese fishing vessel bumped into one of itses are vessels and capsized and sink and they said they that attacked it and caused it to sink. this happened in a place where they are drilling for oil on lands that are claimed by china and vietnam and this began at the beginning of the month and they protect the drilling

. >> adrian joins us live in burbank and, adrian, there were traffic jams caused by this hidden cash frenzy. >> well, good morning to you, scott and laura. both the anonymous benefactor and police are concerned by what they are seeing. people essentially putting themselves in harm's way looking for cash. and we saw that play out here in burbank at the shopping center yesterday. three envelopes of cash hidden. one of them, they've all been found but one found right near this restaurant where we are right now. video i wanted to show you. gives you an idea of the chaos and the frenzy we saw last night started around 7:00 last night. packs of people flooding this area, rushing bus stops and juching in front of vehicles and cars and trucks backed aon the surface streets here. police described it as a traffic nightmare. they hope would lead to cash and, again, three spots where cash was hidden and that money has been found. last night it was burbank. the night before l.a. police say they did not receive any calls with fights or crashes but the free money, this is something they believe tha

. >> adrian arambalo is showing us the chaos during the shooting. >> reporter: elliot rodger fired round after round and they duck, cover, and go to the back of the store. christopher martinez died just beyond this camera's view. people are unsure of where to turn. flowers are now forced through bullet holes, part of the growing memorials across the scattered town. this is one of 12 crime scenes. the rampage started when rodger stabbed three men to death. he drove to a sorority house, shot three women outside. two of them ucsb students. from there, he drove to a deli and killed another student. the shooting continued as he hit people with his car and got into two gun battles with deputies. >> the sheriff's deputy drove westbound on del playa. >> reporter: deputies say that he shot himself in the head. >> especially when we determined that the suspect had over 400 rounds of ammunition in his possession. >> that was adrian reporting. we have continuing coverage on the mass killing at isla vista at nbcbayarea.com. >>> on northbound 101 around 8:00 this morning, a sheriff's office was in a t

adrian brown joins us from beijing. thank you. >>> to other news - north korea offered a rare apology to people that lost relatives after an apartment building collapsed. the company's newsagency significant specify how many were killed, only that it happened last tuesday in pyongyang. the ministry says around 92 families were living in the 23 storey building. >>> in south korea around 10,000 people held a candlelight vigil for the victims of the ferry disaster, and demanded those responsible be punished. 285 died when the ferry capsized, many of whom were high school students. >>> celebrations it mark five years since the end of the civil war exposed deep divisions. the government have held a victory parade. commemorations have been broken up. survivors of the war say they are suffering - their suffering is far from over. this report from the northern city of jaffna. >> the mark of the minion, worn by tamil women. this woman wore hers since her marriage to a leader of the tam ill tigers. she and the women i met in jaff

adrian brown has more. >> reporter: it is the worst act of violence in the troubled region in years, two suvs were driven into a busy morning market as the assailants through explosives. they then crashed head on with one vehicle exploding. witnesses said there were at least 12 blasts. it is not yet known who is responsible. >> translator: this violent incident lays bare the anti-human, and anti-social nature of the terrorists. the chinese government is confident and capable of cracking down on violent terrorists. that plot will never succeed. >> reporter: thursday's attack took place a few weeks after a bombing at a train station that killed three people and injured 79. the city had been relatively quiet since mass riots in 2009 killed almost 200 people. ethnic tensions between the native community and the majority chinese have existed for years. observers say the recent violence including a suicide attack showed that separatists are beginning to target civilians and not just police and government officials. adrian brown, al jazeera, beijing. >>> the syrian government has broken the

adrian brown joins us live from beijing is this just about an oil rig in disputed waters, and how is this dispute going to play out, do you think, with the international conference on regional stability, set to take place in china? >> that's right. that conference begins in shanghai and will be attended by vladimir putin, amongst others. the focus at the moment is china's assertive claims in the south china sea. it's not just about oil and gas and shipping lanes. many analysts believe that in a sense the chinese want to test america's resolve in in part of the world, america's determination to reengage with this part of the world. they want to know how far america is prepared to go in protecting its allies, japan and the philippines. remember president obama visited both countries last month. when he was in japan he recognised japan's calls for the island. yes, i think that america is essentially saying that what china is doing right now is in many ways a response to their desire to re-engage with this part of the world. also tomorrow we will see the start of military exercises betwe

ya va a ganar adriÁn. no. >> tiene unos zapatos bien grandes que llenar porque tanto javier como adal ramones lo hicieron de maravilla. >> me parece que va a dar la talla mÁs que comprobado. >> a nosotros nos gusta verlo cuando se rÍe. >> pero otra de las que va a estar es fey. >> es una de las jurados. >> ¿quiÉn estÁ? >> fey, carlos baute y bianca marroquÍn. >> miren lo que dice fey. >> no hay nadie mÁs emocionado que son de estar aquÍ. nunca me lo esperÉ. es otra faceta pero tiene que ver con mi pasiÓn mÁxima que aparte del canto es el baile de toda la vida. ¿quÉ te puedo decir? feliz. >> esta mujer la conozco desde hace 30 aÑos y estÁ igualita. >> ¿quÉ se hace? cuando mauri decÍa que tenía 15 aÑos y sigue viÉndose asÍ. >> en mi barrio le dicen fake, porque parece de mentira. >> ya lo sabe. bailando por un sueÑo este domingo ya empieza y vamos a tener mucho que comentar. >> me encanta. >> regresamos. ahÍ estÁ. ♪ quÉ lengua tan larga, en el lavadero, todos los chismes frescos e

adrian, that's a really great question. to be honest, you can never be 100% sure that the course of treatment you've taken is the right one. but certainly as you're receiving a diagnosis, that is not the right time to be making major decisions or leaving those decisions in the hands of loved ones. here's what i did and i think we should all have a living health plan. i think a health plan that we come up with before a major illness befalls us. i know that we have health proxies for when we're suddenly incapable of making a decision. but we shouldn't wait until we're confronted with a major medical crisis to do research. for example, deciding between different types of chemotherapies after you were told you have cancer isn't the time to make the decision. do your own research, have the limits and have the doctors you research and their numbers at their fingertips. we need someone at our side who we trust to keep us on our course. if we're ever confronted with an illness or disease, there's nothing wrong with saying to a doct

adriÁn lo conocemos, es tan simpÁtico... >> sÍ. un hombre muy trabajador. >> ¿por quÉ no? a poco no. >> en otras noticias, se llevÓ a cabo la entrega de los premios ariel. carmen salinas hablÓ con la prensa y habló de la difÍcil situaciÓn que estÁ pasando, ya que pudiera perder la casa. opinÓ sobre que eugenio derbez no quiso agregar a su pelÍcula para que fuera galardonada.. >> no sÉ. ni siquiera sabÍa que no la habÍan incluido a propÓsito. yo creo que hay de todo y para todos y bueno, finalmente entre las pelÍculas que consideran que tienen que entrar. >> mi casa estÁ enmarcada por un seÑor que sin escrÚpulos las seÑoras vallejo nunca respondieron a la denuncia del tipo. es mÁs, no se de esas cosas nadas porque en mi vida me habÍa visto demandada por nadie y ahÍ fue donde muriÓ mi chato. ahÍ casi dejo su vida. >> ay... carmencita, ojalÁ que no pierda su casa. porque ya se separÓ de las hermanas vallejo. >> que arreglen eso porque es una persona muy luchadora. >> y aquÍ tenemos cosas buenas para ayudarlo a usted. >> johnny ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> aquÍ

in a moment you'll speak to adrian brown. first, his report. >> reporter: after days of often violent anti-chinese protests the vietnamese authorities appear to contain the disturbances. police brock up the pro -- broke up the protest in ho chi minh city. they are devastated over the failure to halt drilling in the sea of japan. >> translation: the intention was to show support to chase the chinese rig away from waters. >> reporter: the skirmishes in the waters have been going on for two weeks. the worry is that it could get out of control. like china, vait nam's government is commune -- vietnam's government is communist and tends to keep a lid on dissent. it was unable to stop days of voums. some a -- violence. some attacked chinese factories - many were taiwanese owned - a distinction lost on the rioters. it was because of an oil rig. beijing is involved with the philippines offer another lot of islands as well. for now the chinese focus is get nationals out of vietnam. the government is spending warships to speed up the ef

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from shanghai, here is adrian brown. >> reporter: five chinese army officers on an fbi wanted list are unlikely to ever be handed over by the government. but china still feels angry and humiliated. >> translator: the united states deliberately made up facts using the excuse of stealing of secrets online to indict five chinese military officials. this has seriously slighted the basic principles of international relations and damaged chinese u.s. cooperation and mutual trust. >> reporter: beijing's accused washington of double standards. saying that the united states is guilty of what it now accuses china of. an official building on the outskirts of shanghai, a united states security company is satisfied it's the source of many of the cyber espionage attacks. the u.s. says the targets include businesses in the steel industry. untrue says china. these latest indictments come at a time of growing fringes betweefrick shunbetween the unid china as ties between moscow and beijing are improving. president vladimir putin is here in shanghai where he says relations between the two countries have

. >>> i'm adrian brown here one day after a deadly bombing. >>> and in sport a freak hail storm in italy didn't slow these bikers down. we'll have all of the detail after the break. saying "this isn't fair"... >> does the punishment always fit the crime? >> had the person that murdered our daughter got the mandatory minimum, he wouldn't have been out. >> the system with joe burlinger ♪ what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together the fastest internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system. it looks like the future! he has a phaser! it's not a phaser! it's my phone! he can use his voice to control the tv. you can use your woice? my voice. your woice. my voice. "vuh," voice. his voice. your woice? look. watch sci-fi. [ female announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm shiulie ghosh a reminder of the top stories. sources have told al jazeera, that thailand's former prime minister is now under military arrest. the spokesperson confirmed to al jazeera, 100 other rival politician

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adrian brown, al jazeera. beijing. >>> environmentalists in the philippines warns that the government is not prepared for severe conditions. more than 6,000 were killed and thousands displaced when typhoon haiyan struck. there are fears that it could be worse in the coming years. we have this report. >> reporter: this man has been a farmer all his life. over the last 20 years, his job has only gotten more and more difficult. >> our rivers are dried up. wells are empty. there's barely enough water to sprinkle the crops. farmers are told to brace for the wars. >> the weather phenomenon is expected to bring damage to crops, across the country in the coming months. it's affected the northern philippines, this is a rice reducing region, and impacts could be disastrous. >> if you have a deduction in rainfall, you have a reduction in the sources of water. we'd have a limited area to irrigate. >> the government called on people to conserve water, saying the dry weather could last a year. it provide water to people in

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adrian brown, al jazeera, shanghai. >>> u.s. rescue teams have resumed the search for four missing british sailors in the atlantic ocean. we went missing on friday returning to britain. the search started again after an appeal from the families backed by an online petition with 200,000 signatures. >>> a date has been set for libya's next national poll. the election commission says it will happen june 25th. we've seen days of unrest between militia groups in the capital and in the east prompting the parliament to meet in a secret location. saudi arabia, the united emirates and algeria closed their embassies already over security concerns. the security head is announcing his support to a former general. >>> yemen and at least 22 people have been killed in fighting between the sunni rivals backed by the army. a stronghold of the fighters is where it happened. seven soldiers were killed in an attack in a army camp there. they responded by killing 15 fighters. last month more than 40 people were killed in clashes by sanaa. this fight

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. >> thank you, adrian, live from beijing. >>> north korea offered a rare apology for people that lost relatives in an apartment building that collapsed much the the official newsagency did not specify how many from killed, only that it happened last tuesday in pyongyang. around 92 families were living in the 23 storey building. 10,000 people held a candlelight vigil for the victims of the ferry disaster. they demanded those responsible be punished. 280 died, many high school students. >>> west african leaders pledged to work together to wage what they call total war an boko haram. they met in paris to discuss the threat from the nigerian armed group, which is holding hundreds of girls hostage. we have this report from paris. >> a hastily called summit at the request of the nigerian president, grap lipping with an insurmountable problem under the spotlight. as leaders gathered to declare war on boko haram, there was news of nor attack across the border in cameroon. >> translation: the problem with boko haram is it is no longer only a nigerian issue sh it is becoming a regional problem,

adrian finighan reporting. >> in washington some political fall-out. it centres around hillary clinton, who, when secretary of state turned down requests label boko haram as a terrorist organization. >> rosalind jordan has that story. >> reporter: the state department is pushing back against that report, saying it's important to note in the final year hillary clinton did designate three top members of the boko haram, including the current leader. especially designated terrorist. that means they were hit with visa bans. they couldn't come to the united states. if they happened to have money, those funds would be processen. however, what is important to note is that while there was an active discussion about what to do about boko haram, if anything, it's important for viewers to remember. when the u.s. designates an organization as an fto, foreign terrorist organization, that has to pose an incredible threat to the united states and to its national interests. so the state department did not believe that there had been that case built. it's important to n

reference the past but you once they've removed or retained it's credit card a demolition >> one last thing adrian you brought oath union people and the union reps were kind enough to keep the testimony short but can you give us a testimony of support here and (clapping.) thanks. >> good to see the supported i want to ask the project sponsor to show the image this has been flushed out to some extent. >> this is the building on the right it is incorporated with the white enclosure this is the entrance to the garage some kind of detail separating the white volume that denies the entrance to the garage and the green wall such they're separate from one another. >> thank you. i'm also supportive of the project i feel challenged although though the routinely pipeline has been updated for 2014 above moderate housing or housing people with above moderate income i think that individual developers can optional do what they can do so put the b m r those think site those challenges are better addressed in the mayors working groups but wanted to make note of that. commissioner antonini >> yeah. i could go eith

. >>> telemundo 38 presenta comunidad del valle, junto adriÁn trujillo. >>> comenzamos nuestro segmento en comunidad del valle con el tema de inmigraciÓn y la batalla para una reforma de inmigraciÓn nacional. aquÍ con nosotros en comunidad del valle, 2 activistas comunitarios, comenzamos con cesar juÁrez y jessi castaÑeda. bienvenidos. >>> gracias. >>> cesar, dime de tu grupo en san josÉ state es un grupo activo. >>> somos un grupo estudiantil, se llama (nombre en inglÉs) fundados en el 2013 con el propÓsito de promover la educaciÓn a todos los estudiantes, no importa su estatus legal. y apoyarlos con ayuda financiera, o mÉtodos para pagar su educaciÓn. y tambiÉn el apoyo emocional, apoyo sicolÓgico. yo como estudiante indocumentado, sÉ la experiencia de gente como yo. y hay muchos estudiantes indocumentados en la universidad que necesitan ese apoyo. aparte, somos un grupo que organiza y moviliza a la gente. sabemos que la ley de migraciÓn estÁ quebrada. no funcionan para millones de personas y como estudiantes, tenemos que tomar acciÓn y cambiar esas leyes. y aumentamo

we begin this evening with two editors from the "economist" magazine, john micklethwait and adrian wooldridge, talking about "the fourth revolution - the global race to reinvent the state." >> there's a more fundamental ideological value that's a set of sal use in the 21st century whether top-down audit contract values of the chinese state tore the liberal democratic values of the west, i think the west for its own values to triumph needs to reform democracy, needs to make it slightly less, as john calls it, less self-indulgent and dominated by self-interest groups, and i think by shrinking the state and making it more efficient and directed, there is more a chance for liberal democracy. >> charlie: we conclude with stephen levitt and stephen dubner with their new book called "think like a freak." >> what i find is truly smart people, in my view, the smartest people are the ones who can explain what's going on in their thought processes. we're surrounded by people who are putitively really smart and you ask them why they're thinking and they try. but really smart people can explain it. >> one

adrian brown has more. >> reporter: this is a reminder that tensions between vietnam and china are not going away. china says a vietnamese fishing vessel bumped into one of its fishing vessels, capsized and sank. hanoi says it's not the case, they accused beijing of attacking the vessel and causing it to sink. this happened in an area where china has been drilling for oil, close to islands claimed by china and vietnam, the paro sell islands. the drilling began at the beginning of the month and a sizeable ar marreda was deployed. vietnamese vessels have been doing what they can to harass that operation. two weeks ago we had anti-chinese riots, leading to the arrest, detention of 1,000 protesters. several hundred of those will be put on trial or fined. two have been convicted and gaoled. the issue for china now is compensation, because up to 16 taiwanese and chinese factories were set on fire, and men others damaged. >> the data that was used to determine the path of missing malaysian airlines flight mm-hmm 370 has been released. relatives of the 239 passengers had been calling for the i

adrian brown, al jazeera, western china. >> reporter: a court has sentenced a former mining tycoon to death. he and his brother were found guilty of murder. they are amongst a group of 36 people charged with crimes. >>> a second person has died in istanbul after violent protests overnight. the unrest comes just ahead of the first anniversary of nationwide anti-government demonstrations. istanbul's governor has appealed for calm. security officials in egypt say the leader of an al-qaeda-inspired group has been killed. he died in a drive-by shooting along with three of his associates. the group has been behind a series of attacks on security forces since the army deposed mohammed morsi in jewel. >>> the trial of three al jazeera journalists have been delayed until july 1st. they are falsely accused of conspiring with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. peter greste's parents have expressed frustration. >> we have made disappointingly little progress so far. it's almost beginning to look as if the attempts to grind us down are succeeding -- [ inaudible ]. >> yes, and that's not just ourselv

from shanghai here is adrian brown. >> reporter: the chinese and russia president watched intently and with good reason. this eagerly anticipated deal was the climax to ten years of negotiation. china has agreed to pay around $400 billion for a 30 year supply of natural gas. the deal provides an economic and political boost for president vladimir putin. european union sanctions over ukraine, and the annexation of crimea are beginning to hurt russias economy. the president also gets what he wants for china, more energy to fuel china's surging economy. the deal would pipe siberian gas to china's northeast region. there are also plans for a second pipeline passing through northwest china. russia and china have not always been so friendly. they almost went to war 50 years ago. and mutual suspicious may have been a reason why it took so long to sign a deal. a deal is the further reminder that china is the stronger economic partner. >> both sides need each other. i think in this sense, in this period, russia needs more from china, i think. >> reporter: both leaders stress relations have neve

. >> adrian brown has more from beijing. >> reporter: vladimir putin needs a political and economic boost, signing a gas deal with china, providing china with 40 years of gas would give him that. he needs to diversify the gas market. economic sanctions slapped on russia over the crisis in ukraine, and the annexation of crimea are biting into the russian economy. china needs the deal to happen. it needs to lessen its dependence on coal and find energy to boost its economy. the chinese are driving a hard bargain when it comes to price. they know that vladimir putin has difficulties and are using it to get the best deal on china's terms. the two countries signed 49 agreements, but not so far the one that matters the most. >> pakistani military jets bombed taliban tribal regions. 42 were killed in the fights in the north waziristan areas. the crisis in pakistan's television network is a threat to the media regulator. some members ordered the suspension of the geonet licence. a surprising move, the decision was disowned. our senior correspondent in islamabad has more. >> pakistan's electronic

. >> reporter: adrian was a dedicated wikipediaen as a volunteer editor. >> i am one of the contributors. >> reporter: and being a female editor put her on a very short list. a study published by the organization that runs wikipedia discovered that less than 13% of contributors are women. the same study found that the average contributor is male and in his mid-20s. >> voices and perspectives are being left out. >> reporter: she first started editing wikipedia ten years ago while working toward a ph.d.. this led her to writing entries like jane austen and shakespeare. >> i and one other person worked on the jane austen article. it's a pretty interesting dichotomy to me. they read austen all the time but they don't go to wikipedia to edit it. >> reporter: one example noted by a media columnist in 2011 is the-think descriptions in wikipedia about the sopranos, compared to the much shorter entry for the female "sex in the city." it became clear when she revealed her gender after writing anonymously for seven years. what happened when you identified yourself as a woman editor? >> there was a

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. >>> adrian brown has more from shanghai. >> the reaction from china has been swift and furious, accusing washington of fabricating factors, saying there's no prove that chinese companies and individuals have been involved in cyber espionage, and accuse the united states of doing the same thing to china. china retaliated, and retailiated swiftly. they have withdrawn support from a joint body set up between china and the united states to investigate and look at the issue of cyber espionage discussed twine president xi jinping and president obama last year. as relations deteriorate, they are improving between moscow and beijing, and we see it played out in a conference in shanghai, attended by president vladimir putin. he has called president xi jinping a trusted friend, saying that relations between china and russia have never been better. that will be played out in joint naval exercises taking place in the east china see during the next couple of address. it will symbolize how russia and shipa are moving closer -- china are moving closer toot. acting as a counterglands to united states --

from shanghai adrian brown reports. >> reporter: this is a keenly anticipated deal and one that's been more than ten years in the making. now, no figure on prices have been given, but it's widely reported that russia is going to receive some $400 billion from china in exchange for providing china with gas for the next 30 years. now, both countries get something out of this. russia gets the political and economic boost at a time when european union sanctions are beginning to hurt its economy. china gets what it needs most right now, which is energy to fuel its surging economy. this is a powerful symbolism, too. it shows that the economic gravity is shifting from the east to the west with china at the center. now, the two countries haven't always been friends. they almost fought a war 50 years ago, but today's signing ceremony demonstrating that their friendship as perhaps never been closer than it is now. >> we heard adrian mention ukraine there. nato says it's seen no sign of russian troops withdrawing from areas near the border with ukraine. that's despite russian president vladimir p

adrian brown has more from budget. >> these comments came from the general. he's number five in the liberation army. a man whose words carried weight. he was speaking at a press conference, and he said china would not cede an inch of territory in its disputed with vietnam and the oil drilling operation would continue, which has been the trigger. china says the operation will continue. the general had a blunt warning for the united states saying america's actions in the region were fuelling tension, referring to president obama's desire to re-engage more with south-east asia. president xi jinping has been wading into the row, saying chinese people did not wish to be part of an action to invade another country, it's not in there d.n.a. they want harmonious development. that is a sign that president xi jinping wishes to reduce tensions. >>> later we'll report from new york on the efforts for the french government to have parties from the syrian conflict taken to the international court. >>> we will try to explain why libya's oil revenues will not be enough to ba

. >>> "today in the bay" adrian joins us live. good morning. >> good morning, to you scott and laura. we talked to a firefighter this morning and he believes progress was made. what is happening right now federal, state and local firefighters are meeting to discuss how much progress was made and what the plan of attack is for today. over to my left, you can see that cal fire getting ready. ready to deploy for the day. we can also tell you that as we pan over in this direction here, we have seen some hot spots flare up and down in the cysx a you will see smoke or wind blowing and that wind gust just picked up and the hope is that evacuations aren't going to be needed today and that aircraft will finally be able to be used in this firefight. down in the disten, you can see the sun is now up and there were some trucks on the horizon and starting to move in our direction and up in the hills, again, some small hot spots but nothing major throughout the morning. emotional night for people in rancho cucamongo and the mandatory evacuation

i have adrian, susan sullivan, darcy, antonio, betty robertson, cassie. please come up to speak. you have two minutes each. thank you. >> good evening commissioners, superintendent carranza. i'm susan solomon, executive vice president of united educators of san francisco. today was a very disappointing day in bargaining, in fact an insulting day. everyday our members work hard inclusive practices, yes, we'll do that. multitiered systems of support, of course. safe and supportive schools, yes, we want that. ap classes for all. a to g classes, yes. cla, iwa, smarter balance, sometimes in two languages, we do it. common core standards we're there too. we're there for school safety, curriculum implementation for taking care of little kids and kids with special needs. they get kids on buses, address truancy. and for all that work and more that we do everyday, on what we were told was on your authority, we got an offer of a mere 2 percent raise for this year, 3 percent next year and 3 percent the year after that, with no reopeners, no help with rising family medical costs, 10 cents per

adrian brown has more. >> the chinese's governments push for sovereign di over islands in the south china see put it on a collision course with vietnam. it's squaring off against another neighbour, japan, over the ownership of i would say in the east china sea, administered by japan, but claimed by china. beijing reinforced its claim, declaring an air defense identification zone over air space. since then military jets have been harassing one another, sometimes metres apart. japan is growing more assertive as well, emboldened by support from president obama. last month he said he would oppose any moves to undermine japan's control of the islands. two weeks ago prime minister shinzo abe appeared to raise the stakes, hoping for a change in the passivist constitution, allowing them to defend an ally under attack, like the united states. china fears the change could mark the first step towards on era of jap yeses federalism -- japanese federalism. both fought a war. china came off worse. the prospects of a clon flict is re -- conflict is remote, a dangerous pattern is feared to emerge. >> a s

adrian brown is in beijing. >> reporter: i think the fact that china is sending in warships to evacuate nationals is a measure of how serious this crisis has become. the first of the warships is due to arrive in vietnam in the early hours of monday morning. the other vessels will follow. each vessel, we understand, can accommodate 2,000 people. potentially we are looking at the evacuation of around about 10,000 chinese nationals. the last time we would have seep an evacuation of foreign nationals would have been when the united states began a speedy withdrawal from vietnam before the fall of psychoon in april -- saigon in 1979. 3,000 foreign nationals have been evacuated, after chinese businesses - in fact, any symbols of china - were attacked by mobs in the north, south and center of the country. in all, 22 out of vietnam's 23 provinces saw some of the worst violence. authorities have been doing what they can to but a lid on the protest. there was a small demonstration in hanoi, broken up by the authorities, journalists and protesters pushed away. china is appealing to vietnam to do mo

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