libby has lived almost half her life with pain. a serious problem with her thyroid developed when she was agedjustii, leading to chronic pain that profoundly affected every aspect of her childhood and her teenage yea rs. now she is studying at university but that's only possible because of a combination of medication and other therapies. you have to find a way of balancing the benefits of the medication, side—effects it creates, the risks that it creates and also quality of life. so at the minute, with the medication i'm on, the side—effects are minimal to none, or if i do have them, they kind of blend in with the other symptoms i have because of my chronic fatigue. the risks aren't particularly high and it's majorly improved my quality of life because if i didn't have the medications that i'm on, i wouldn't be able to function. we asked libby to keep a record of an average day to see the impact her condition has on her everyday life. i have just woken up from a really bad night of pain. it was like a combined nerve pain and mu

also, mayor libby schaaf in just a moment. but we start with exclusive details about the woman accused of kidnapping a san jose baby. yesenia ramirez, you see her here is one of two people facing charges for taking 3-month-old baby brandon last week. there was a lot of media coverage about this. we learned that lopez has been deported three times. i.c.e. officials sent her back to el salvador in 2018 and twice in 2019. in fact, in 2019, the 43-year-old previously spent ten days in a texas jail for illegally entering the united states. now the immigration agency, i.c.e. has placed a detainer on her. that means it's asking santa clara county to hold on to ramirez whenever she is released so they can beport her again. as you know, it's not that simple. >> the county has made a commitment not to collaborate with i.c.e. especially because we want to make sure that we are upholding the value of our community and our community feeling safe and trusting for our local police. >> santa clara county is a sanctuary county and does not not

that was our correspond, manuel shaws there in libby you are watching d. w. news from berlin up next. we've got business news for you with steven beardsley. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. ah. shoot. ah nico is in germany to learn german. hello, benito. why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free? free w e learning course eco speak. hm . ah. the european union announced as a phase in oil embargo for products, oil products, and oil from russia. and the new plan still needs approval, but will give member nations until years ends replaced roughly 4000000 daily barrels and crude will break down the new sanctions with the help of an expert. also on the show, russia has stopped gas deliveries to bulgaria, and it's dispute with the e. u. now its neighbors are helping make up for what it lacks will visit the capital, sophia, and thousands of tons of wine grapes left. ron, on the vine, australian farmers feel the pain of chinese trade penalties. welcome to the show. the european commission plans to impose an orderly end to its imports of russian o

now, one of libby as a rival, prime minister, says he'll move his government to the city of surge from wednesday. fussy mississauga, attempted to enter the capital. tripoli on tuesday, but he was blocked by supporters of a rival administration, led by a me denay va libby as had to governments since march when the parliament based on the east appointed bazaar as prime minister. malik traina has the latest now from the armies in southwest libya. this isn't something new in libya, libya, or fort for the decade. for more than a decade, libby has been engulfed in political divisions and violence, seen 2 governments at numerous times, one in the west, and one in the east. and really, people are frustrated. they want to see elections, or when the elections were scheduled in december, more than 2800000 libyans registered to vote. so there's a huge appetite for libyans to elect who they want to see them in power. and, and both are frustrated at both after having the baby and fatigue basheba are really they don't really care who, who is in control as long as they can stop the violence, stop the

libby is one of those who's worked with chris. now at university, she's lived almost half her life with pain, after developing chronic fatigue syndrome while still really young. the pain came to dominate her teenage years. but with help, libby is learning how to manage her condition. it's not something i can change. it's just something i can co—exist with. and, for me, that's kind of what acceptance is. it's just finding a way to co—exist. i'm sort of trapped in a body that's painful to be in. there's no nice way of putting it. it'sjust a bit... it sucks. both libby and jen have at times felt badly let down by the health service. late or misdiagnoses, or simply not having their voices heard. both have also found people who understand their condition, and treat them with care and compassion. but in the end, it's come down to their own resilience, finding some strength despite their pain. dominic hughes, bbc news. in response to that report, nhs health boards and trusts across the uk say they are doing more to support people wit

. >> "the washington post's" libby casey joins us. libby, was that the problem, he was hated because of his deep sincerity? >> that tucker carlson clip is so important to show. we talk about how j.d. vance had trump support, but also had the support of tucker carlson. that goes a long way. it beams you into the living room or donald trump. he had something else -- money from peter thiel, who set up this super pac that threw a ton of money into this race, we're talking $15 million. and that wrapped up -- that trio wrapped up together is such a loud megaphone. so we can't just look at the trump support in isolation. the reporting by politico you talked about, the pac can't touch the campaign. they have to be separate. but they were putting all this information online, according to politico, on a website where you couldn't know to look for it, you wouldn't know to google it, but if you knew to search for it, you could access it. that's where politico reports this oppo research was located. that didn't help his opponents in the primary, b

like many of those we spoke to, libby | bit, it sucks. like many of i those we spoke to, libby has struggled at times to get the right kind of help.— right kind of help. what is our right kind of help. what is your pain _ right kind of help. what is your pain like? _ right kind of help. what is your pain like? but i right kind of help. what is your pain like? but she i right kind of help. what is| your pain like? but she has right kind of help. what is i your pain like? but she has now not your pain like? but she has now got access _ your pain like? but she has now got access to — your pain like? but she has now got access to the _ your pain like? but she has now got access to the nhs _ your pain like? but she has now got access to the nhs clinic- got access to the nhs clinic run by dr chris barker. the techniques she has learned along with careful use of medication allow libby to live with her pain. there are millions who are waiting for this kind of specialised care. one way to describe pain, like a bad employee, it is constantly me

as you see, the winning is over tree with when you say the libby is, is the prime example. i where and you could say to some extent, afghanistan, where the women's fanned out to other people that provided opponents to an adversaries. but is that bad? multiple adversaries are also good for the military industrial complex, not only in our country and in europe as well. it's not only americans who sold these weapons, though it is mainly these oversee the french, the others. and the russians have big arms markets in the world. according to the institute for policy studies last year, the average american taxpayer gave about $2000.00 to the military with over $900.00 going to corporate military contractors. in contrast, the average taxpayer contributed about $27.00 to the centers for disease control and prevention, and barely $5.00 to renewable energy. how do you advocate for peace when so much taxpayer money is going to will call it the 5th. republicans intro. anything that in any way seems to compete with private industry . the one thing you can get republicans to bunch of mone

he said he used the account to communicate with liberty "libby" german the day she was killed and also used his computer to search how long does dna last as well as failing a polygraph. >> it's a shock. because then i had to face the fact that i didn't monitor her phone or social media. >> the police have not said how the girls are murdered, they confirmed an important detail. >> the police said that there was dna, there was dna. >> much attention is being given to the anthony shots account, the case is far from solved. >> if we reach one more person that did not know about our case, then we have done our job. >> for kelsey, who dropped the girls off at the hiking trail, the last image of her sister, carefree and smiling, is forever frozen in time. >> i remember she was so happy in the car. and the windows were open and it was warm. and she got out of the car and left. >> the family is asking the public to look at the image and listen to the voice captured on her phone in hopes that someone will recognize it and call the indiana state police or the fbi. shannon: thank you so much. pres

oakland mayor libby chef i'm glad you were able to rejoin us this morning. we'll see you in a few weeks, if not before. thank you. gracias. thank you. all right. time now is 8 39 certainly lots to talk about and talk about with the weather as the fall kings around. it makes a little interesting this morning, steve. about right behind you. my goodness. look at that. what do you say? look at that. yeah, there's someone's dancing. is there well, they were waving. how about that can see through the windows. we've never been able to confirm that. i don't think so. no that there cannot see through the window. i have a friend of mine had a boat out of alameda harbor and you could look up but you couldn't see inside, okay? we do have big fog bank out there. where out there. if you just go west and satellite shows you what's going on. look at that. i mean, it is really filled in rapidly, although the bases are very shallow, very low down on the deck. still though, it's going to be cooler on the coast and in san francisco, not enough to forget to make a big impact. in

with libby. >> it was a real shock. then i had to face the fact that i didn't monitor her phone or social media. >> in a cable news exclusive we hear from the police captain who oversaw an independent investigation into the domestic violence incident between brian laundrie and gabby petito in the days before police say gabby petito was murdered on the couple's cross-country road trip. >> mistakes and how they should have handled the incident. but to say that they failed gabby petito is to say that they are responsible for what happened. again, i will not blame those officers for what brian laundrie did to gabby petito. >> we take a closer look into the murder of betsy firrea whose husband was wrongfully convicted in her death. >> she's in prison and she was going to be in prison the rest of her life and i'm confident she's going to be convicted. >> the woman's friend stands accused of stabbing her to death in 2011 and framing her in the crime. >> organizers tell us this is the biggest convention organizers have seen. mo

you know, he was a manual shaws there in libby. now the russian invasion has turned the lives of ordinary ukrainians upside down. the united nations estimates that more than 5 of the half 1000000 had been forced to flee their homeland. settling in a new country is especially difficult for those with family members requiring special care or medical attention. deterred on her to escape the worn ukraine by fleeing to germany. now her main worry is keeping her 10 month old son david's life . he needs breathing equipment to stop his lungs. collapsing. davida suffers from spinal muscular atrophy. a rare degenerative disease causing gradual loss of function without treatment. babies with the condition usually die by the age of 2. when you that a, your call like i can sleep at night, even when davi does the sleep, all aluminum, i keep checking on him. i pray to god and he wants stuff breathing. why? and sometimes it seems like he is not breathing that the going if it's a genetic disease where you can simply loose your child in a moment. ve

she says there's a serious public discontent towards libby as political class. i think it will be a, it'll have a negative impact in the sense that as long as fatty bashar go who's backed by the military factions in eastern libya and the parliament as long as he sort of refrain from using violence to enter tripoli by force. there was room for a negotiation between the 2 broad camps, but now that he has once again, this is his 2nd time tried to enter tripoli and establish himself there in his government, but and yet again, failed and was pushed back. i think the patience of the tripoli, basal authorities, has, has run thin. it means that they will be less likely to embark in talks or accept talks, and they would be hardened towards a funky busha and his allies. and i think honestly the chances of a busha to clean that he will come to power and he will take over tripoli. at this point i did, it will be a blow. so for the u. n. lead talks taking place in the, in cairo, where certainly tensions will have increased the this morning because of these developments in th

also coming up recently, appointed prime ministers arrival in libby as capital sparks. fighting with backers of a rival administration, came john own blaine's, his health officials as north korea, struggles to deal with a major coven 19 outbreak. and another powerful sandstorm in iraq forces thousands of people to seek medical attention. ukraine's military command says the mission to defend the as of south steel plant is over. more than 260 ukranian fighters have been brought up from the last stronghold of resistance in the city of mary. apple ingrained says efforts are underway to rescue more fighters still in the plants. so dicky deem grace we schools thanks to the actions of the ukrainian military, the international committee of the red cross and the you in. we hope that we will be able to save the lives of our guys, the us severely wounded soldiers among those that been given care. i want to stress that ukraine needs you cry me and heroes alive. that's our principle. i think that any reasonable person will understand these words. the work continues to return al, guys, home. and t

du baber refused to give up power and blocked his attempt to enter the capital. tripoli in tuesday. libby has had 2 governments since march, when parliament appointed basheba as prime minister. but al de babies called the move illegitimate and refused to step aside and whom i had a little s f that government has worked to to lay and undermine the election. they refused to go to the election approved by the international community and the u. n . we did not resort to force or insults. we followed a political process. sort of, we will never use corruption. we will never corrupt the political life, the chevy base government of prime minister homie, the debate described tuesday's developments as an on groups desperate attempt to spread tad of chaos and the libyan capital. and then to come back in the elections of a solution, there was no future except through elections. the coup attempts have failed to day . we can confirm its over when i, with almost candidates and lebanon, have made big gains and sundays parliamentary elections. official results have confirmed iran by hezbollah and its allie

journalists like leaked or covalent go should now be able to work safely from the mediate forum in libby of the establishment as partly funded by foreign donations, as well as the aid organization reporters without borders. c, e, o, all ha, middle vege received a new delivery from abroad to day. ha, ha, ha, ha, about hell miss and bulletproof fest. yeah, absolutely. but i'm convinced that eliminating free speech was part of russia's plan for invading a crane from the very start. is a hawk, linelle cra yearly in levin, which is still relatively safe. victo coven ankle can finally take a deep breath. he's looking for a new job, which is difficult. russia's war is also an economic attack on press freedom. advertising revenue has plummeted. many are now trying to work for international media. a former brewery restaurant in live has been converted into an international media center, a meeting place for foreign and domestic journalists. victor koval ankle must reorient himself sarcoma. i may be here physically eatable, but my thoughts are far off. you don't go back and bear johnson on his alis

these were not combat settings with conflicts rising all the time. hibler libby, as another example in 2011 obama said that america will be leading behind europe. spac, france, the most democratic country in old europe, with its liberty, a gala tag frontend, to take principle, had it up the nature operation against the reggie, and ended up destroying the whole country. and libya's having a really hard time getting back to normal. the french of course, now trying to help they keep coming up with various initiatives, hold conferences, amount, selection dates, but nothing is working. they should have thoughts about libby as feature after the west interference for the sake of the country security. i am not referring to this to say that if they are allowed to do it, why aren't we? this would be a simplification of a very complex issue. i'm just giving you examples of how the west thinks and operates. they consider the whole world, their security, so therefore they should decide for the whole world. look at nato, when nato crew to our borders. they responded to all our concerns by saying, do

they should have thoughts about libby as feature after the wes interference for the sake of the country security. i am not referring to this to say that if they are allowed to do it, why aren't we? this would be a simplification of a very complex issue. i'm just giving you examples of how the west thinks and operates. they consider the whole world, their security, so therefore they should decide for the whole world. look at nato, when nato crew to our borders. they responded to all our concerns by saying, don't worry nato's a defensive alliance. it doesn't threaten your security. firstly, this is diplomatic insolence. we should be the ones to decide what is in the interest of our security, just like any of the country. and secondly, the north atlantic treaty organization was a defense alliance when it had someone to defend itself from italy, when the war, so packed and soviet union dissipated, the defense line dissipated as well. any military academy graduate will tell you that both that they maintain their military substance and continued to move the defense light, bringing it to a bor

these were not combat zones with conflicts rising all the time. hibler libby, as another example in 2011 obama said that america will be leading behind europe. spac, france, the most democratic country in old europe, with its liberty, a gala tag, fraternity principle, had did up the nature operation against the reggie and ended up destroying the whole country. and libya's having a really hard time getting back to normal. the french of course, and now trying to help they keep coming up with various initiatives, hold conferences, amount, selection dates, but nothing is working. they should have thoughts about libby as feature after the west interference for the sake of the country security. i am not referring to this to say that if they are allowed to do it, why aren't we? this would be a simplification of a very complex issue. i'm just giving you examples of how the west thinks and operates. they consider the whole, well, their security. so therefore, they should decide for the whole world, look at nato when they took crew to our borders. they responded to all our concerns by saying, don'

the artillery, heavy artillery, especially the western heavy artery, which is a libby, little bit superior to the russian heavy artillery because it's newer, it is more explosive and it can reach further. so that would give them an advantage and that would give them the possibility to push back at these advances that are again, really, really heavy. um and, and, and, and conducted in a, in a, in a, in, in a very, very um, powerful way i'd here. but now the shells had daily welcome to new york. that is what this town on the front line in eastern ukraine is officially called. german settlers picked the name in the 19th century style in renamed it novgorod scare. the name was officially changed back last year. when boris boucher of a local poet was hoping the name of new york would bring a new spirit to the former industrial town. they thought look at the couple when there's no production anymore. yes. that we thought the name would attract. investors would help us. right. you, with this building has been restored with foreign, a escalated yet. we've been holding forums and cultural events. h

atlantic ocean and you, having russian oil pumped into a ship, half filled with, you know, oil from libby, our, our, or a saudi arabia. you can have that, but i certainly, and all the oil that's being shipped to the e u by a pipeline that's very easy to control. and i think it's also clear that the, the companies that docking facilities, et cetera, that actually were to, or in which shipments a word to be off loaded. if there was a risk or a missing and, you know, suspicion that they were from russia. i think you would see that there will be significant reputational risks associated with that. so i do think that you will find the li, catch of these are this embargo to be more limited than certainly we have seen on the us sanctions on iran or yackel. kevin carter, the german marshall fun. thank you very much. my pleasure. europe and russia are also sparring over gas imports. moscow continues to demand that european companies pay in roubles instead of the euros and dollars called for in contracts. it's cut off to countries, bulgaria, and poland for refusing to make rouble payments. neighbor

will lose, but international community will lose in terms of being able to influence her support the libby entrance, whatever form it takes. -- the libyan transition, whatever forms it takes. hashem: the tripoli based government has always been skeptical of any attempt by the tobruk based parliament to move forward. they say they are being manipulated to orchestrate a coup to undermine the people in the west. mustafa: i do not relate expect much politically speaking from him at the moment. everybody is likely to wait for their position until after mid june as the roadmap brokered last year comes to an end, which meets the government of mr. dbeibah will also come to an end. that is the big question. what will happen then? what has been happening in libya since 2011, since the foreign military defection, the lack of contingency plans, by which i mean if your plan a fails, do you have plan b and how to implement that plan? that has not happened because what happened in 2011 was libyans were promised democracy and economic growth. the following day, muammar gaddafi and his government are gone.

our correspondent manuel shows there in libby. now to smother developments in the ukraine conflict, fiji authorities of sees the yacht owned by a sanctioned russian oligarchy. the $300000000.00 a medea belongs to billionaire businessman suleiman, kerry mo, who was alleged to have close political ties to the kremlin. the yacht was seized at the request of the u. s. justice department. japan's prime minister of whom yoke is shita has announced another batch of sanctions on russia, speaking on a trip to london cuz she to said tokyo will be freezing more russian bank assets and targeting an additional 140 individuals. and japan will also band the export of quantum computers and other technology to russia. as harmony, luck, embassy international says it has documented extensive war crimes by russia forces russian forces in ukraine, including the torture and killing of civilians. the organization has been collecting evidence of alleged atrocities in areas around key of amnesty chief agnes calamari, who's been visiting ukraine, said it w

to the same benefits as the people have written by data sharing arrangements. violence broke out in libby as capital tripoli after the countries parliament appointed prime minister, tried to enter the city. fatty bashar gar later withdrew, citing the concerns of safe for safety of civilians to rival administrations are buying for power. following the end of the civil war 2 years ago, the results from lebanon's parliamentary election show the has the law group and its allies have lost their majority in parliament. several opposition candidates have made games. results show a polarized parliament, mainly divided between pro and anti has belie lawmakers. women in spain, suffering from painful periods might soon be entitled to a paid time off. spain's cabinet has approved the draft bill allowing workers to claim medical leave during ministration. if they have approval from a dr. spain will be the 1st european country to offer this right in spain, periods becoming less taboo and may be less painful for women in the workforce. the government has proposed a new law allowing workers to take as ma

that was our correspond. manuel shaw's there in libby a donors conference is opening this hour in the polish capital. warsaw aimed at raising funds for ukraine's humanitarian needs. over 3000000 refugees from ukraine have arrived in poland since the beginning of the war. the majority are still there and many have found homes with poles who took them in spontaneously. but now living space is getting scarce, and many volunteers are exhausted. a small gesture of gratitude for the oscars. so basilica, it's become a daily ritual. ever since she took refugees from ukraine into her home, her family of 4 has been joined by 8 more people to have something broccoli on that, as i said, you had shar sober. i wanted to give this room to 3 people here, but then a driver arrived in the middle of the night with 8 us without the children were coughing and the women started crying because they didn't want to be split up and i felt weak in the knees the post as a back, but i said yes, animal good. no breath or spontaneous gesture has become a long term solution. her family is exhausted or did work machi

the artillery, heavy artillery, especially the western heavy artery, which is a libby, little bit superior to the russian heavy artillery because it's newer, it is more explosive and it can reach further. so that would give them an advantage and that would give them the possibility to push back at these advances. ok, thanks. did have a horse farm at his barrier in characteristic and before heading to crime towards her correspondence visited another dumbass community rushing back separatist 1st took over part of the industrial region 8 years ago. now russia says it aims to take the rest mathias or it's, or a town called new york, where people have long lived under the shadow of war. for years occasional shelling has occurred here. but now the shells had daily. welcome to new york. that is what this town on the front line in eastern ukraine is officially called. german settlers picked the name in the 19th century style and renamed it novgorod scale. the name was officially changed back last year. boris boucher of a local poet was hoping the name of new york would bring a new spirit to the fo

kirkpatrick was fired two years ago by the police commission and mayor libby schaaf, after she accused the commission of corruption and frequent interference in day-to-day operation. >>> today kicks off the three-day memorial day weekend. experts say it's set to be the most traveled memorial day since 2019. sfo is forecasting that more than 126,000 people will pass through the airport today. >>> now to our other top story the school shooting in texas. this morning, we are hearing from the mother of the shooter for the first time. here's what she had to say through an interpreter. >> translator: i have no words. he aas't ords to say. judge him. i only want the innocent children who died to forgive me. forgive me, forgive my son. >> law enforcement officials in uvalde say the gunman entered the building through a door that was unlocked. there are also new questions about how long it took for authorities to kill the 18-year-old suspect and stop the rampage where 19 children and two teachers ended up losing their lives. >>> gun control groups rallied in san leandro last night, demanding co

mayor libby schaaf and a's management each praised that news. the full commission will decide next month whether or not to sign off on the plan and then still needs approval from the city council. >>> it was a big night for dub nation. >> the warriors shoot for a commanding lead in the nba western conference semifinals. the warriors led that series 1-0 after beating the grizzlies in memphis sunday, they did it despite draymond green getting ejected at the end of the first half. tonight the plaza will open at 5:00 p.m. for a viewing party. it was rocking last time. >> good game tonight. >> when it's that close, that's stressful. >>> it is teachers appreciation week and all week long we here at "today in the bay" are honoring hard-working teachers and educators. >> but a discouraging new poll is revealing the stress a lot of teachers are feeling from the pandemic. laura garcia joins us. talk about the impact the education is on teens and teachers. >> very much so. they work so hard day in, day out, taking care of our kids, educating them. we here

oakland mayor libby schaff, among the many responding to the shooting, she tweeting tweeted today it mark a tragic new low and our country's a shameful history of racism and gun violence. libby schaff went on to say, quote, we must stop making these weapons of war accessible to anyone with a credit card and internet connection. more importantly, we must educate and love each other and practice radical inclusivity every day until we rid our society of its racist strain and move toward a more beloved community. >> the mass shooting in buffalo has shed light on the increase in hate crimes said continues to take place across the country in 180 page online post full of neo-nazi references. the 18 year-old huspect expressed belief shared by a gunman in previous massacres. >> well, what kimono and is in our newsroom tonight with reaction from the center for the study of hate and extremism. ella haven't can. brian levin with the center says that much like other hate crime perpetrators. >> the suspect here may have had a history of mental illness and became radicalized online. >> was a copy c

and mayor libby schaff held a webinar to address naysayers of the project. some who have filed lawsuits against the city. the a's in the city promising that the 1 billion dollars ballpark will be privately financed. i want to assure you that this project is the coin to be the most financially responsible sports deal in american history. mayor schaff says she's most excited about the addition of 3,000 units of housing that will help solve the housing crisis in the bay area will include more than 1000 affordable units. >> some on the site itself, but most in the surrounding neighborhoods, chief operating officer for the port of oakland, kristi mckinney says it's been nearly a decade since the tenant occupy howard terminal. >> she says the space is better suited for the proposed ballpark. the small isolated in nature. and howard just not suited to the long-term honored. >> shipping industry needs the planning for the new ballpark started in 2017 on tuesday, campbell gave a prediction for when the first pitch will be thrown on the water front. it given final app

and one of libby, his rival prime minister says he'll move his government to this city absurd from wednesday. fatty pasha guy attempted to enter the capital. tripoli on tuesday. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin state you now for al jazeera world. ah, ah . vienna, the capital of austria in central europe. the country currently has a center, right, coalition government. but in recent years, it's politics have clearly shifted to the right. early one morning in november 2020 austrian security services launched what they called operation looks all that was the code name for a series of dawn raids. all on prominent muslim figures, political activists and community organizations. the raids took place simultaneously at around 70 different locations, and 30 people were questioned. tamar, i'll miss how of al jazeera arabic went to austria to meet some of those rated on the 9th of november, 2020, and to form a picture of the treatment of muslims by successive austrian governments. who initiated operation looks all and why. and is there an element of discrimination against what some call politi

joining us now is oakland mayor libby schaaf. i don't know if you remember, but you told me that she requested governor newsom get those freeway cameras . it's our reality. but my question now is when will this cameras actually be installed and where? do we know? >> reporter: say it can't be installed soon enough. the tragedy last night just speaks to the urgency of this need. now, we know that there will be 200 cameras, 50 different locations. over 4 counties. but two of those counties are alameda and contra costa. and the main freeway includes 4 that go through oakland. 880, 580, 24 and very importantly, international boulevard. >> into me know when those cameras will be installed? >> listen, i put in a call to cal transfers this morning, and i said we can't wait until the budget gets passed. it is effective july 1st. we need to start right now. so the -- from my perspective i am putting the heat on to start the installation right now. study michael quinn first. we cannot wait for the public safety benefits of these cameras. pe