Mid 80s in san jose. 79 close 80 degrees in San Francisco. A red flag warning will be in effect this afternoon for the north and east bay mountains. The peak wind gust up to 60 miles per hour. We will talk more about this and time at all for you coming up. Pg e is hours away deciding whether or not to turn power off. Our reporter is live with the latest turn of events. The potential Public Safety power shut off so closely tied to the weather. That is why it is closely changing. We have members from overnight from pg e they say theyre expecting less people to lose power. Than they originally thought. Down to hundred 84,000. Nearly 35,000. At one point, the estimated 209,000 customers would be losing power including 50,000 in the bay area. This is more information come in, they are able to better pinpoint where the power should be shut off. They keep referring people to its website to stay uptodate with this everchanging situation. There are some big skeptics including the governor. To b
Has pledged 15000000. 00 to developing countries who want to improve their independent media and theyve earmarked that for bangladesh sierra leone and ethiopia to start with theyve also him up 3700000. 00 for the middle east to support Media Freedom there and the intervention side weve seen foreign secretary jeremy hunt make 5 pledges hes going to be creating a Global Media Defense Fund administered by the by the knesset hes going to be creating an International Taskforce to help governments meet their targets move that ranking system of the World Press Freedom index and thats going to be reviewed by the United Nations hes going to be helping to advise countries on how to strengthen the Legal Protection for journalists and that will be headed up by a human rights lawyer and now to me the most interesting link hes going to be forming a group of governments who will act as a Rapid Response unit when crimes are committed against the Media Freedoms and lastly hes going to be getting the co
Lawyer m l to me the most interesting link hes going to be forming a group of governments who will act as a Rapid Response unit when crimes are committed against the Media Freedoms and lastly hes going to be getting the countries youve attended here to sign a declaration promoting freedom of expression but i think the most interesting point thats been made today was one from a gone in journalist and an ass and backed up by that human rights were saying at the moment the west is being incredibly contradictory giving aid to promote democracy with one hand while with the other hand taking that money back and putting it in banks and private accounts often from the very people who are in charge of those initial countries so lots of thorny issues to unpick here and also calls from journalists to really make sure these measures have some teeth to consider sanctions in the future. A mash of emergency has been declared in chad. For an outbreak of measles other african countries are also struggl
Through this without being with each other without talking about how communal how Community Problems then youre not going to get anywhere people know this deep in their heart the Getting Started is where we need to work hard on the bell instead when chief executive kerry lamb announced on tuesday that the proposed extradition law which has caused so much controversy would not be debated further she also announced measures to try to open dialogue especially with the young but for many protestors this movement has gone beyond the extradition bill itself it is more about hong kongs fundamental role within china the same issue that 5 years ago drove the socalled down bro movement pushing for greater autonomy and that remains unresolved today the problem seems to be one of inherent dysfunction freedom of expression where you can and your grievances combined with a political system that ensures a pro beijing government seems to guarantee a high degree of unhappiness especially among young pe
Else to look out for you. Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley, reporting tonight from manchester, pelley we are just outside the arena where the terror struck on monday night. Memorials have been growing larger by the hour. All day long people, young and old left flowers and messages. The death toll stands at 22. At last report, 64 of the 119 wounded were still in the hospital. 20 of them in critical condition. Isis claimed responsibility for the attack carried out by a 22 year old suicide bomber, a british citizen of libyan desent. He had traveled recently to libya and investigators believe perhaps syria as well. When police raided the mans apartment they found no evidence that the bomb was made there. And that lead to a dragnet and multiple arrests today. Mark fill lips begins our coverage. Rtd two days of raids and at least six arrests later including the bombers brother and police here have changed their mind that this attack was the work of o