Tensions have continued to escalate in hong kong where one of the worlds biggest airports Hong Kong International has been brought to a standstill by a huge gathering of protesters for the second day. Flights were cancelled, check in Services Suspended and demonstrators barricaded access to departure gates with luggage trolleys before riot police moved in to disperse the crowds. These are the latest pictures. This is the Moment Police moved into one of the terminals. There were violent clashes, including this one where a policeman is attacked by protesters. And you can see here at one point, he pulls out his gun. This has also come in to the newsroom you can see young protesters mobbing a man they suspected was an undercover policeman theyve zip tied his hands together. He was later carried to an ambulance. The editor of chinas global times, a nationalist tabloid newspaper, says the man who was tied up is one of his reporters. I affirm this man being tied in this video is the reporter
Work it will never make it from the sea to the streets. Reporter stationed right here at Coast Guard Island in alameda. From the coast guards own helicopter and on deck cameras this is what the war against cocaine getting shipped into the u. S. By sea looks like. Its typically done in open water and often times at night. Youre trying to catch them before they know that youre there. So it can be very dangerous. This is bounty country of a month long operation in International Waters in concert with canadian forces. 47,000 pounds of pure uncut cocaine in federal custody. These drugs will not make it to the main street of america. Which is a victory in one sense. Yet as we view that threat through a wider lens we see the scourge of drugs remains a challenge to our nation. Had they been unloaded on the docks in san diego roughly the size of a powerball jackpot. 721 million. Its my pleasure to welcome back the crew of the coast guard and congratulate them on a job well done. 12,000 pounds o
Tonight thanks to their hard work it will never make it from the sea to the streets. Reporter stationed right here at Coast Guard Island in alameda. From the coast guards own helicopter and on deck cameras this is what the war against cocaine getting shipped into the u. S. By sea looks like. Its typically done in open water and often times at night. Youre trying to catch them before they know that youre there. So it can be very dangerous. This is bounty country of a month long operation in International Waters in concert with canadian forces. 47,000 pounds of pure uncut cocaine in federal custody. These drugs will not make it to the main street of america. Which is a victory in one sense. Yet as we view that threat through a wider lens we see the scourge of drugs remains a challenge to our nation. Had they been unloaded on the docks in san diego roughly the size of a powerball jackpot. 721 million. Its my pleasure to welcome back the crew of the coast guard and congratulate them on a j
Set up in place for you for north and southbound highway 13. Follow the signs and you can get back on the freeway. Making your way along 880, we have an accident thats blocking one lane of the off ramp northbound 880 at 23rd avenue. It doesnt appear to be slowing anyone down. Hats a check of your traffic; over to you. Surrender on the high seas. A coast guard crew from alameda stopped 47,000 pounds of cocaine from entering the u. S. This morning, kpix 5s andria borba shows us it will never make it from the sea to the streets. Reporter from the coast guards own helicopter and on deck cameras, this is what the war against cocaine being shipped into the u. S. By sea looks like. Its typically done in open water. Its often times at night. You know, youre trying to catch them before they know that youre there. So it can be very dangerous. Reporter this is the bounty of a month operation in the International Waters in concert with canadian forces. 47,000 pounds of pure uncut cocaine in federa
So now, they are looking at a 15 25 million shortfall for this fiscal year, and 25 35 million for the next. Already, the Transit Agency has stopped hiring new people, and requiring the departments to cut back. But still not enough. Now the board of directors has to consider increasing the base fare and reducing the discounts given to seniors and kids. They also have to look at opening their system later at 5 a. M. Instead of 4, and reduce service along the fremont and richmond line. I take bart every day, do a solid for mother earth. They dont make it easy. Frustration. On a scale of 1 to 10, id say 11. Reporter they blame high salary and budget benefits for the deficit and say when you have high labor costs and revenue projections dont pan out, you are in financial trouble. We have the highest workforce in america, they have given 30 raises in the last contracts to their managers. It is easy to use the employers but it is not fair to point fingers at something we are contextually obli