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into his first term a year into his first term. whose children are yet to see their father s homeland, i pine for democracy and have dedicated my life to achieving it in syria. not so long ago, this war-torn state was the most diverse and forward thinking in the entire middle east. it s people celebrated the nation unique, faith.mix of we should celebrate any fair and democratic election, even if the winner would thater, to understand syria has become the hotbed of extremism and proxy wars that have raged for many years now, so much so that even the press is beginning to understand. to truly understand what must be done to solve it, we must take a high-level view and see the practice as accommodation of three levels of trouble. issuesre internal syrian , those of the wider middle eastern region, and then the cold war impacts growing by the day. these are interlinked. what began on the streets of syria as part of the long forgotten arab spring with peaceloving syria ....
mayor de blasio: thank you. thank you so much, everybody. this is a very nice evening we are having. thank you so much, everybody. this is a very nice evening we are having. i just want to say at the beginning, i love progress iowa. [applause] mayor de blasio: everyone in this move room means business, cares, is here to be a make a difference. i did not hear any fear or trepidation, any depression. i hear people ready to fight and win. [applause] it is a veryio: good time to be alive. it is a good time to be a progressive. things are about to change. , at theere together beginning of what will be a new era. let me think everyone thank everyone at progress iowa. let s give a round of applause. [applause] melissa,blasio: morgan, mark, moving forward all the time. thank you. [applause] mayor de blasio: i want to thank someone. when tammy talked about waking the sleeping bear, it was something very beautiful to say thank you to our opponents for waking us all up and t ....
should know this is the cultural history arts capital of all things virginia. we re sitting on the rise, we re thriving, but imagine a thriving city with the backdrop of all the historical historic riches we had here as well. ashley: so we are going to a historic everett as well right now. mayor stoney: we are going to churchill. ashley: so what makes churchill distinct? mayor stoney: it is part of the original layout of richmond. right here on the st. john s church. ashley: tell me for those who do not know what happened at st. john s church, tell me about that spot. mayor stoney: i know many people have their textbooks out right now. everybody has heard of a guy named patrick henry, we know his favorite speech give , me liberty or give me death. ashley: you still preserved the church. when you go through richmond, you re kind of walking among history next to these modern restaurants and modern shops. how do you make sure that you keep that nod to history alive whi ....
she was ejected. police and firefighters gave her cpr, but they weren t able to revive her. investigators say they re not pursuing the driver when she crashed. a seven-year veteran of the santa clara police department is in jail, accused of domestic violence. fellow officers arrested daniel bird yesterday morning. investigators say they responded to the call just after midnight. a woman he had been dating had visible injuries. bird was off duty at the time. he has now been placed on paid leave. the entire bay area got quite a soaking yesterday, and that caused power outages and downed trees. our reporter has the details. one of the biggest impacts this storm left was on this 200-foot tree that came down across both lanes of highway 13 in oakland. patrol officers found the tree blocking all four laels of the highway and a car trapped. the driver was still trapped in his vehicle. they go to extract the driver out of the vehicle, break branches out, get the dr ....
my 17-year-old are in there. they re not allowed to come out. i can t go in. it s concerning to see police outside with their guns drawn, right? i mean, we all want to be safe. but this is a little nerve-racki nerve-racking. reporter: the police station is very close by. this is berkeley. you see a lot of protest and police officers often, but nothing quite like this. it s pretty intense when it s your block. i came home and saw the police tape up. they re telling me i can t go home and my family is inside. i m talking on the phone with my family and hoping that nobody s running around with a gun in my back yard. we re berkeley. we support the protests. we re the center of free speech but i want my family to be okay. reporter: again, a shelter in place. as i look around we can see a number of young people that are just sort of walking back on this sunny afternoon and also people just wrapping up today, finishing up their day from work and trying to get home. but p ....