and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters in doha the elizabeth braun i m coming up in the next sixty minutes with the u.n. general assembly set to vote on a resolution critical of the u.s. stance on president trump issues a warning. divided. on thursday in an election many horror of spain secession crisis. poland s president finds to curb judicial independence triggering a possible confrontation with the e.u. . i first last. and the un special envoy is told to stay out of myanmar. u.s. president donald trump has threatened to cut off financial aid to countries that vote in favor of a draft united nations resolution against his decision to recognize jerusalem as israel s capital the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says the way member states vote will be noted the one hundred ninety three we have a body will hold of rare emergency special session on thursday at the request of our been muslim countries mike hanna reports from the u.n. . security council staf
. live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. children locked up, fearing for their lives, a disturbing story from southern california shares similarities with a story of captivity and escape from right here in the bay area. good evening, i m dan ashley. and i m kristin zee. the parents of 13 children who were locked up in a home have not said why they were shut in. the children ranged in age from 2 to 29 and kept out of public schools and mostly hidden from neighbors. it s sim floor on the outside, this home in perris, california looks like the others on this street, but officials say inside was a house of horrors. 13 siblings were held captive in the house by their own parents. david and louise turpin both now in jail. a 17 year old called 911 after she escaped through a window. neighbors say they rarely saw or heard the kids. all of them were home schooled. i just don t understand how people can be so cruel to kids. reporter: retired police officer ali jacobs
. live, where you live. this is abc 7 news. children locked up, fearing for their lives, a disturbing story from southern california shares similarities with a story of captivity and escape from right here in the bay area. good evening, i m dan ashley. and i m krist zee. the parents of 13 children who were locked up in a home have not said why they were shut in. the children ranged in age from 2 to 2 29 and kept out of public schools and mostly hidden from neighbors. it s sim floor on the outside, this home in perris, california looks like the others on this street, but officials say inside was a house of horrors. 13 siblings were held captive in the house by their own parents. david and louise turpin both now in jail. a 17 year old called 911 after she escaped through a window. neighbors say they rarely saw or heard the kids. all of them were home schooled. i just don t understand how people can be so cruel to kids. reporter: retired police officer ali jacobs
perris, california looks like the others on this street, but officials say inside was a house of horrors. 13 siblings were held captive in the house by their own parents. david and louise turpin both now in jail. a 17 year old called 911 after she escaped through a window. neighbors say they rarely saw or heard the kids. all of them were home schooled. i just don t understand how people can be so cruel to kids. reporter: retired police officer ali jacobs is talking about the jaycee dugard case. she was held captive for 18 years at a home in antioch where she gave birth to two daughters fathered by gur ito. he met with jacobs who felt something wasn t right. i called the parole officer who promptly told me that he didn t have any children. reporter: the call led to police finding and freeing jaycee dugard from her antioch prison. it looks about the same as it did back in 2009, except the house itself. new owners bought the house years ago, tearing down tall fences in t
am s family is tied to terrorism or terrorist groups. he said the imam moved here from boston last november. i would be absolutely shocked if he was in any way, shape, or form connected with any terroristic activity. as i mentioned, the imam is, you know, spouses love and caring for one another. at the council of islamic american relations in santa clare, there s concern over still another police shooting of a person of color. and that being under surveillance is not evidence of any wrong doing. many innocent people are surveilled by law enforcement on a regular basis. problematically, i would say, so i wouldn t read anything into the fact that he was under surveillance. there are reports the fbi was investigating the blasted man for possible ties to isis. the fbi did say there are no threats to public security. julie. rob roth in oakland. thank you. right now in san francisco, the board of supervisors are working their way through a marathon session. at issue, a