compulsory way. [ clapping ] >>> let's join rosiland jordan, who is in -- rosiland jordan, she is -- jacky roland, she in strasburg for us. a strong and passionate speech in favour of taking refugees.

captain roland, or commandant roland, he assisted the navy in vietnam. the coast guard patrol boats and crews were sent to vietnam and they handled not only patrol boat missions, but port security and explosive loading in that area. roland went to visit coast guardsmen. commandant willard smith, mid 1960's to 1970, he had to facilitate the transition from the coast guard from the treasury department to the department of transportation. the coast guard didn't like that. lyndon johnson said, you'll do it or i will dismember your service. well, the coast guard said, we will do it if you let us maintain our peacekeeping missions and search-and-rescue, fishing enforcement, but let us maintain our credibility as a military service. okay, that happened. you'll notice wings on the uniform of the commandant. a lot of coast guard officers went to the pensacola naval air station and learned to fly planes as they did in world war ii on many missions. as commandant, u.s. coast guard aviators were sent to vietnam. the coast guard aviators were noted for their helicopt

despite fierce opposition from some central and eastern states within the block and jackie roland hasllowing the day's developments in brussels and the vote was pushed in the end by majority of countries sitting at that table jackie but not a great deal of unity. >> for, indeed. the very fact they have to go for a majority vote wasn't itself a failure in some ways because the whole principal of the eu is to reach decisions by consensus, this idea of unity, solidarity and all country voices being equal, in this case it was the stronger country particularly led by germany and brussels itself, the european commission that held this vote with the result that those decenters while they voted against in the end as we were just hearing that from tell commissioner timerman they will now be obliged to abide be the decision and likely to increase resentment in those countries and increase the feeling of being bullied and pushed around but the rich and western european countries. >> of course the 120,000 would be given asylum as part of this deal, jackie, a very small number when you look at how

. >> jackie roland are in luxenburg where they are there to discuss the crisis and what are you hearingthere? >> at the moment comments being made by foreign ministers as they arrived and the whole issue of the refugee crisis is not really due to be discussed in earnest until saturday but clearly it is something that is very much at the front of people's minds and i was just listening to the german foreign minister before i came up here to talk to you and he was saying there was a need for a common european policy on refugees. we have already had suggestions from his luxenburg counterpart that a refugee agency should be set up so there could be a coordinated response from the whole of europe because at the moment we have seen this really chaotic response and, in fact, the head of the u.n. refugee agency was saying that this is really a defining moment for europe, a moment at which really we can see the test of what exactly european values are, what does the european union stand for. and it seems in resent times that whenever there is a real crisis, we saw it with the greek debt crisis a

south 101 now all lanes open approaching roland. if you have to make the commute across the richmond-san rafael bridge, it's not too late to beat the delays, westbound traffic wide open with no problems to report to you between richmond and san rafael. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's already stacked pretty much the 880 overcrossing with the metering lights on, that's your kcbs traffic. >>> you still will not be able to legally get a lyft or uber at mineta san jose airport. new rules for ride sharing companies were supposed to take effect beginning today on the trial basis. the pilot program would require drivers to get a business license and be fingerprinted just like cab drivers. but the "mercury news" reports that lyft and uber say they don't have plans to participate under those rules. >>> the parents of san francisco's shooting victim kate steinle are taking legal action today and plan to file claims against the sheriff's department and two federal agencies. steinle was shot and killed on a san francisco pier back

so they decided to move it into the art deco style, and the advisor for the company, roland he helpeds a fellow, update the building in art deco. the terminal is located at the end of a quarter mile drive, located near lincoln park and the west end. as you come up the drive, it rises slowly to the front. lanes on either side of the half dome. they originally entered here, they dropped off passengers underneath the main rotunda center section. they would pick up passengers. they would enter from the wings to the main rotunda where they would be entered into a 160 foot tall arch that contained ticket counters, food services, and other amenities before they would head back to board the train. union terminal's half dome is a largest in the western hemisphere at the time it was built. although it is a half dome, if it were a full dome, it would be 40 feet wider than the top of washington dc. when you walk into the rotunda at the terminal, you are greeted by two euros. history of the u.s. and cincinnati. the mural depicting cincinnati history features several interesting characters, and putt

our correspondent jackie roland is in brussels and in the thick of it and a lot of angry farmers behind yes, they are angry and i would say they are feeling quite confident and upbeat as well because they saw what happened last week when french farmers brought their tractors to the streets of paris. within a very short period of time the french government introduced new measures in favor of farmers so that really is encouraging the farmers here and have timed this demonstration to coincide with the meeting of agricultural ministers and pushing very hard this argument about the milk prices and also seeing pig farmers here as well. they are concerned not only with the collapse of prices for milk but the very negative effect that the political standoff between russia and the eu is having on agricultural because of course the russians are retaliating by banning the import of eu and having a big impact on farmers. >> so if they were french farmers demonstrating last week and got successful result whose are these farmers and what do they expect the commission to do? >> well, farmers here are

>> present. >> council member roland wong? >> present. >> thank you. may we please have the reading of the agenda. >> agenda item no. 1. welcome, introduction and roll call. agenda item no. 2, action item. reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item no. 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. information item no. 4, report from co-chair senhaux. agenda item no. 5, information item. presentation on mandatory disabled access improvements legislation. supervisor katy tang will summarize legislation introduced at the board of supervisors' meeting on tuesday, july 7th, 2015. the legislation creates a new citywide program requiring owners of a building with a place of accommodation to take steps to ensure that primary entris are usable by persons with disabilities. presentation by supervisor katy tang, district 4. public comment is welcomed. agenda item no. 6. information-item. 25 years the americans with disabilities act, ada. a brief overview of the historic "capital

jackie roland is where foreign ministers are meeting to discuss the crisis, jackie, how close are theycoming to any sort of comprehensive agreement on this situation? >> they are still a very long way away from coming to any kind of comprehensive agreement at the moment. really as the head of the u.n. refugee agency puts it in my ways this is defining moments for europe and really a moment where the international community where ordinary people around the world watch europe's down fall and what does it mean and are there common values for which all of the countries aspire or when the pressure is on when crunch time comes does it integrate into a mass of national interests and no real sense of solidarity and common purpose. these are the kinds of questions that are being asked at the moment. inside europe so much so that a number of senior european leaders have started talking about having for example maybe for european refugee agency which would enable policies across europe to be monitored and to ensure that it is looked at by everyone and also a proposal now there should be a place w

police arrived and found security guard roland thomas suffering from a gunshot wound to the neck. investigators say thomas managed to shoot the suspect, 41-year-old leonard hampton, and detained him until police arrived. >> asked him to please hurry, send somebody because a security guard was shot. >> reporter: thomas worked for pchange protective services for the last four years. >> there wasn't a lot of verbal, wasn't any warning. >> reporter: his co-worker, brendan greenfield-logan responded to the shooting moments after it happened. >> he fired two of the shots and they both struck him in the chest. so it was actually amazing that under such duress he was able to report back. >> reporter: logan says it's not often that security guards get the credit they deserve. >> because we're not technically police officers, we get -- we kind of get, you know, cast aside. >> reporter: but no one is doubting the heroic acts of officer roland thomas on monday night. >> who knows what would have happened had officer thomas not been there. >> reporter: and those who live in the building he pro

jackie roland, aljazeera, paris. >> in kentucky, found in contempt of court for refusing to issue marriage licenses same-sex couples. she has refused to issue marriage licenses to any couple, gay or straight after the supreme court gave the green light to same-sex marriages, davis cited religious reasons, and hundreds >> two british journalists have been released from turkey from what authorities call a terrorist organization. they were arrested last week. they have been filming fighting between security forces and youth members of the pro kurdish group, pkk. and an iraqi fixer working with them is still being held. he said that his detention is unjust and calling for his immediate release. >>> guatemala's congress has accepted the president's resignation to face corruption charges. prosecutors allege, a customs scandal, in exchange for bribes. in his resignation letter, he said he has a clear conscience. the scandal ripped apart his government days before a national election on sunday. in the capital of guatemala city. >> the scandal has been dubbed the lie, going up to the very top. accu

compulsory way. [ clapping ] >>> let's join rosiland jordan, who is in -- rosiland jordan, she is -- jacky roland, she in strasburg for us. a strong and passionate speech in favour of taking refugees. >> yes, jean paul juncker told it like it is to fellow leaders, making the point that during the history of europe, there has been huge movements of refugees, he referred to spanish refugees, those who fled into france, and reminded us that there's countries in eastern europe. some of which are resistant to the idea of accepting refugees, na in the years of the soviet block, there were polling, czechs, slough a fleeing from eastern europe to western europe seeking asylum. this is a long-standing tradition, and he made the point that people who today feel that they are safe could, in the future potentially find themselves in a situation where they too should be seeking urgent help. and he called on europe to live up to responsibilities, and not accept the lessons of a recent history. >> young girls talked about imposing legal -- jean paul juncker talked about legal migration, what do you make of that

well the syrian toddler that jackie roland was talking about symbolizes the suffering of refugees hasburied along with his brother and mother. they were laid to rest in their home city of kobane and they drowned when their boat capsized off the coast of turkey trying to reach the greek island and the father who survived the dangerous crossing spoke of the moment he lost his family. >> translator: it was my third attempt at making the crossing with the same smuggler. i boarded a six meter boat with my sons and wife, there were 12 people on board and captain and he convinced me the boat was in good condition to make the crossing and four minutes we were in rough seas and a big wave hit the boat. the captain jumped overboard and i tried to take over and another wave hit and we capsized. i tried to catch my boys and resuscitate them but i couldn't. they were dead. >> reporter: still to come here on the news hour, the new saudi king heads to the u.s. for the first time, at least as king, for a meeting at the white house. unable to play at home because of war we will tell you what syria's l

. >> well, jackie roland has been following the day's developments in brussels. >> one thing that this meeting on wednesday is intended to do is to look at the practical measures that can be put into place to restrict the number of people entering the e.u. and install better controls of who is entering. there will be discussions about deploying new e.u. forces to help the police, the immigration in countries on the front line like greece and italy, who clearly have been struggling to cope with the number of people coming in. that is also controversial because it is a question of national sovereignty should the greeks and italians be policing their frontiers or should europe. a lot of controversial issues still to be discussed. another thing will be the desire to pledge more money to some of the countries through whom the refugees travel in the balkans like macedonia and serbia, but also crucially to those front line countries, turkey, jordan and syria, who really have been carrying the biggest burdens so far in terms of sheltering the refugees. >> well, as the diplomacy continues, refu

the north bay those two incidents were one, south 101 at roland over on the right shoulder and the bay bridge toll plaza just starting those cash lanes, continuing with a little back up there. back to you. >>> coming up, ashley madison says a highly publicized hack and several lawsuits aren't enough to keep it down. >>> plus an san jose nightclub facing legal action following a shooting at a kris brown concert. dpe aece ha anrumsoft'semi --h >>> despite a recent hack and rumors of its dem mice the owner of ashley madison says business is booming. in fact, avid life media the parent company of ashley madison says hundreds of thousands of people joined the site last week, that includes 87,000 women. the company says reporting its downfall greatly exaggerated and the hack helped the website reach a bigger audience. >>> a student at a chris brown concert -- he is suing chris brown and venue, five people shot at the feast is that nightclub in san jose back in january t sent the crowd into a panic. all the victims survived. attorneys for one of the people shot say the nightclub failed to pro

jackie roland, al jazeera, paris. >> two british journalists have been released from prison after theye arrested for allegedly being members of isil. the vice news correspondent and cameron man phillip were arrested last week. they have been filming fighting between security forces and youth members of the prokurdish p.k.k. working with them are still being held, the news says his detentions is calling for his immediate release. china has marked the anniversary of the surrender at the end of world war ii. while beijing was displaying it's armed prowess the president said he was scaling back the military. made a pledge to cut 300,000 members of the army, will it be the third time they have cut the number since 1980's. here is adrian brown. >> not as president but commander and chief, and so use this occasion, his first parade since becoming head of state to announce a 50% cut in the size of the p.l.a., currently it is 2,300,000 strong, it is now going to be reduced by more than 300,000. analysts say there is a number of reasons for this, they want an army that is fit and modern, and he

. >> thank you for that, jackie roland our correspondent is there in the middle of the malay and as youee from the live shot of the situation and the reason why jackie is covered in smoke is because of the burning stacks of hay and tires that farmers so angry of to get the attention of commissioners who are meeting to speak of agricultural policy and that is live today. guatemala where a clear leader emerged from presidential elections there and comedian jimmy morales will contest the second round in october but not clear who will join him and tores are neck and neck and we report from the capitol guatemala city. >> reporter: the political landscape but not much, some call him the antipolitics politician and the comedian jimmy morales untainted by political scandals and finished ahead but not with 50% needed to avoid a runoff and will have a second round on october 25 against the person who lost 2012 election or former first lady sandra tores and the people have chosen but have they chosen wisely? >> it's going to be a lot wiser than our last elections to votes and hopefully better poli

[applause] >> let's go live no to you jacky roland who is also in strasburg and has been listening to commission president. a fairly emphatic and category i can speech, wasn't it, jacky, in which he said to european country, you better step up you have to take eight least 160,000 in the first instance? >> yes, jean-claude younger really did shoot from the hip in this speech. he really told it like it was. he reminded people across europe of their quite recent him. he made the point that after the spanish civil war in the 1930s, he reminded people of all the spanish refugees who turned up in southern france. more recently, in the years when there was the eastern block, the warsaw pact countries, he reminded how refugees from poland in the 1/9/50s fled west from the czech republic and slovakia, some of the countries mo resisting the idea of taking refugees in the past people from those eastern european countries sought political asylum in western europe. he also warned about the creeping suggestion about how some countries might be willing to accept christian refugees buzz not those fro

my brother nick, that's next bed roland there. he's a very rugged guy. so the axle broke and oregon in the ranch came along. we were just going to leave. a rancher came along and said he don't have to do that. we can take it into town and have it fixed in a couple of days and you can head back on the trail and there i am going to a place in the oregon called sutter creek. it's just lovely to be driving through the country in a wagon with meals. by the time they were all calmed down. again that's the mountains in eastern oregon and even though it's desert and technically classified as desert there's a huge amount of wildflowers but particularly these yellow sunflowers. just to give them a rest i would pull them in there and they would eat these things so graciously like yellow and green going down their face. [laughter] there i am at the lake again. so i'm going to leave, let me just leave -- i guess i'm not doing this right but that's okay. i guess i have to leave my picture there. and going to do some brief readings to give you a sense of what the trail

in an interview with roland magazine, trump said look at that face. would anyone vote for that?ace of our next president. the the republican front runner add-in i mean, she's a woman and i'm not supposed to say bad things, but really folks, come on. are we serious? carly fiorina responding to the comments last night on "the kelly file." >> well, i think those comments be for themselves and all the many, many thousands of voters out there helping me climb in the polls. yes, they're very serious. maybe i'm just getting under your skin a little bit. >> i'm sure they'll be sticking into the issues. they have to be improved since the strong performance in last month's debate last month's debate for second-tier candidates. lauren: trunk of my diplomacy firm carly fiorina at this point. gradients are. still no clear indication whether the fed plans to raise interest rates next week. john hilsenrath right in "the wall street journal" that there's killed not for themselves certain whether they will hike. the next meeting is wednesday and thursday. recent remarks by fomc member show that

. >> roland de los santos grew up with the deputy. >> he was well loved by his family, the public and even the people he had to arrest and put in jail because that was darren. >> schaeffer ron hickman stood - sheriff john hikman stod close by. >> i will not stand silently and say, what a shame. what i will do is bring justice and mercy to our citizens, i will not abandon them or allow them to be weakened because we had one of us taken from mook ag them. >> boyhood friend's parting message? >> he will be missed, i'm going to miss him greatly. >> weighed heavily against the strains of mournful bagpipes. tony, described by harris county sheriff hickman as one of the good guys, goforth was it seemed like everyone who came out there today had good memories of the deputy and good thoughts. amazing outpouring here in houston and we should note that shannon miles, the alleged killer who supposedly shot him 15 times at that gas station will have a court hearing october 5th. we still don't know a motive for the citle killing, tony. >> a violent summer on the streets of chicago. an 8th victim, 9

jackie roland, aljazeera, paris. >> in kentucky, found in contempt of court for refusing to issue marriageenses same-sex couples. she has refused to issue marriage licenses to any couple, gay or straight after the supreme court gave the green light to same-sex marriages, davis cited religious reasons, and hundreds of people were protested outside of the court while the case was being heard. while the polls open in just a few hours in morocco's regional election, the first since the central government gave its region autonomy. and reports from tangier, popularity of the ruling party. >> he's young and hoping to win the support of the poor. the party, the win will increase his chances to run the region, morocco's capital. this is his biggest political battle. >> people should care about these leaks. because it's a matter of your future. >> unemployed, they face many difficulties. and they want to change their daily lives. they need to vote. >> reporter: but winning the hearts and minds of moroccans will not be easy. france's main rival, the ruling justice and development says that it has for

. >> jackie roland is in luxembourg, and has that report. >> many have acknowledged that the system does not work. in particular, the rule governing asylum, up until now, a refugee must register in the first country of entry, it's obviously not practical bearing in mind refugees are arriving in greece, italy, hungary, but they're heading towards germany. there are times now to look at the way of creating an e.u.-wide asylum system whereby a refugee might register at point of arrival about commitment to staying in that country. they then would be matched up with another place in europe that could provide them with shelter and protection. but at the same time the e.u. would be looking at, as well, at ways of identifying people who they believe are not qualified to receive asylum. they would draw up a list of countries that they do not consider to be in states of war workers people are not being persecuted. if it is believed that people have come to e.u. purely looking for work, they would not be granted asylum. but how this mechanism would be worked needs to be worked out in more details,

roland reports from the french capital. >> it's milking time. >> the owner has 15 cows. despite working from down until nightfall. he finds it difficult to get by. >> i love my work, the future looks dark. when you can't make a living from your work, and the heart doesn't beat, it's unbearable. >> reporter: it's a familiar story from formers over france. which is why they role into paris from their chapters, and falling prices. many of the problems facing the farmers are global. all the taxes, rules and regulations are making it even more difficult for them to compete on the marketplace. when formers complain, the government misses. politicians ignore it at their peril. >> we must urgently respond to the problem at the heart of the drama for many farmers. a hiatus of debt will be given to farmers, an increased effort on the bank and the state. they drove through paris, and said the trip has been worth the effort. >> people are on the side of the road, i plauding us taking photos. people come up saying we support you. it fills us with joy. >> but the farmers' campaign doe

. >> i was so frustrated, i go home, looking on social media, oh, kelly roland was there, oh, beyoncee anybody. >> because you were signature on a statue. >> right. dancing, you couldn't see anybody, were you so lost in the song. >> maybe i was lost in the crowd. >> by the way the crazy woman in the control room, kit cat kline, she was at steve and cookie's, and she knows what he had to eat. >> what did he have to eat? >> he had a tomato salad, followed by soft shelled crab. and two cranberry vodkas. >> how do you know he had that? >> she is talking him. >> did you watch? did you act like the cook or something? >> she can't reveal her source. >> look at that. what she did she have to do to get that information? >> she is amazing. >> really? >> good day philadelphia takes on summertime, summertime video by will smith, dj jazzy jeff. we'll play the whole thing for you, because we can't believe summer's over. >> officially, mike, unofficially. >> okay. >> ♪ summertime ♪ >> ♪ summertime ♪ what you're doing now, janice. blogging. your blog is just pictures of you in the mirror. it's called

jackie roland, aljazeera, paris. >> coming up next, why more americans are representing staff jobs, and becoming independent contractors. >> i'm on lake erie, why water quality experts say that it could be a bad year for pollution in the great lakes. >> the august jobs report will be released tomorrow. economists are releasing gains, and while critics agree that the numbers are a good measure of the workforce, they're not taking into account of the growing number of americans working in the so-called gig economy. ali velshi is here with it. >> reporter: this is the big change. in the old days, ten years ago, if i told you we would be creating more than 200,000 jobs a month, and unemployment was going down, you would say that was fantastic. but that was in the old steady employment economy. and today the gig economy is a growing number of americans who no longer hold a regular job. they don't have a long-term connection to a particular employer. it has been hard to quantify how big the gig economy is. but it says 31% of u.s. workers now see themselves as free agents, and they identify th

our correspondent jacki roland is there for this e.u. meeting. jacki, the views are quite disparate aren't they within europe? it's a major challenge for this 28 member block to come up with a common policy. >> it is certainly, a proposal has been put forward to them by that the president of the european commission, and that proposal is that refugees should be divided between e.u. member states according to quotas that would be based on the size of the population, the relative pros severity of the country and also how many refugees it's already taken. those proposals have been rejected outright by countries in eastern europe. germany had for a while essentially opened its doors to all comers, but we have to bear in mind the sheer numbers of people who have been taking advantage of that, 63,000 asylum seekers have arrived in germany so far this month, that's more than arrived during the whole of 2014, so you can see that there are logistical reasons why germany has closed its border with austria. it goes beyond the logistics, the whole idea of fre

. >>> a federal judge says the roland county clerk has until the end of business tomorrow to respondo the latest motion in the case. clerk kim davis has refused to issue licenses to same-sex couples despite the supreme court refusing to take her side. >> i've asked you all to leave. >> i pay your salary. i pay you -- >> do your job! >> the couples named in the lawsuit have asked the judge to hold davis in contempt of court and fine her for her continued refusal. >>> the president visited a melting glacier in alaska today to highlight the drastic effects climate change is having on our nation. the two-mile-long exit glacier has lost more than 800 feet in the last seven years. it's been melting for decades, but the pace continues to speed up. the president said it demonstrates how urgent our response to climate change needs to be. >> this is as good of a sign post of what we're dealing with when it comes to climate change as just about anything. we want to make sure that our grandkids can see this. >> tomorrow president obama will become the first sitting u.s. president to travel north

. >>> a federal judge says the roland county clerk has until the end of business tomorrow to respond to the latest motion in the case. clerk kim davis has refused to issue licenses to same-sex couples despite the supreme court refusing to take her side. >> i've asked you all to leave. >> i pay your salary. i pay you -- >> do your job! >> the couples named in the lawsuit have asked the judge to hold davis in contempt of court and fine her for her continued refusal. >>> the president visited a melting glacier in highlight ths climate change is having on our nation. the two-mile-long exit glacier has lost more than 800 feet in the last seven years. it's been melting for decades, but the pace continues to speed up. the president said it demonstrates how urgent our response to climate change needs to be. >> this is as good of a sign post of what we're dealing with when it comes to climate change as just about anything. we want to make sure that our grandkids can see this. >> tomorrow president obama will become the first sitting u.s. president to travel north of the arctic circle. he'll t

jackie rolands and following the day's dwoemeevelopments. it appears all countries might abide by the decision, but they're not happy about it, are they? >> reporter: absolutely not. i mean, the key thing, first of all, was that the principle of reaching decisions by consensus was not possible on this occasion. fact that they have to go for a majority vote was in itself a failure of sorts. it basically went against this european union idea of equality, unity and solidarity. the idea, in fact, that the countries if you like with the loudest voices in fact prevailed. yes, you have an agreement, and according to the commissioner today was explaining to you in great detail, according to eu rules that agreement is binding. it opens up a whole can of worms. in fact, eastern european countries are saying refugees won't necessarily stay. you can't tell people. you have to go and be -- have asylum in slovakia. if they set their heart on sweden or germany, so elra the question is how this will work in practice bearing in mind that so many people are o

>> you have one member -- two -- scott roland and looks like mr. patrick is following him. >> thank you, first of all i want to make my position very clear. i fully understand the significance of 175.5 million dollars. this was precisely earlier why i suggested you go for a line of credit for half a billion, not 300 million. i also believe we should be building a beautiful tower there at the corner of beal and howard and i'm glad staff finally posted this easement, it wasn't posted last weekend for some reason so people could go through it, it was a hand full of pages, i haven't had time to go through it. i can tell you there is not a single mention of a tunnel anywhere in that easement. that's a problem because as far as i recall the tjpa has a legal mandate at some point in time to provide some kind of rail facility between the transbay terminal and the east bay. so i am asking that you defer this until mtc has had time to go through this and do some kind of engineering. trust me, this can be done but not the way it's specified in the easement. i

we also learned the victim, roland thomas, works for p change protective services. the company said he was shot in the neck and shoulder but still managed to shoot the suspect and hold him until police arrived. >> i personally myself couldn't imagine being shot at and yet still get into position where you're able to obtain the person. >> officer thomas is a great officer. he's been with the company for four-plus years. >> this afternoon, thomas is said to be in stable condition. coming up in a few minutes, hear from a witness who called the 911. >>> friends and family got together today to say good-bye to a yankee legend. yogi berra passed away tuesday of natural causes. he was 90 years old. he's going to be remembered not just as a baseball player but a hero from d day. at the age of 19 he participated in the normandy landing that led to the end of world war ii. >> he was so real. he was so loved. friends of mine contacted me when yogi passed to thank me for introducing them to him, for being in the same room with him. he affected so many people in such a positive

jackie roland has more from paris. >> reporter: traffic jams as you can imagine are not uncommon in thef paris but a tractor jam is something quite unusual and farmers have come from all over france and blacking the therero fair to the east of the city with a thousand tractors and the message they are delivering is they are finding it increasingly difficult to earn a living as farmers in france. some of their problems are global ones, the tact fact for their produce or meat or cereals are falling but some of the problems they say are specific to france. they complain that the french government is particularly heavy handed in posing taxes and rules and regulations and bureaucracy all of which make it difficult for french farmers to compete with other farmers like poland or germany where they say the rules and regulations are not as heavy. that is demand from the farmers and want the french government to help them make french produce more competitive on european markets and they will be taking the message as well to brussels next week. >>> two british journalists have been released by tur

but just before midnight on monday, investigators say roland thomas was shot while guarding ft. stevens place apartments. his co-workers say he was shot in the neck and shoulder but still managed to tackle and detain the suspect. 41-year-old renard hampton. they attribute thomas' survival to an eyewitness who didn't want to go on camera but quickly called 911. >> asked them to please hurry, send somebody because a security guard was shot. i saw him on the ground on top of the suspect. and they were -- he was tussling with him. >> reporter: that suspect has been charged with assault with intent to kill. we understand thomas is still in the hospital but he's listed in stable condition. wendy? back to you. >>> we're following a developing story out of georgia this evening. a woman there will be put to death within the hour despite a plea from pope francis to stop this execution. the state's parole board denied a last-minute bid for clemency today. kelly gissendaner was sentenced to death for convincing her boyfriend to kill her husband in 1997. pope francis called for a ban to the

my name is roland pickens and proud to be here today and have you consider my candidacy for a seat for the san francisco general hospital seat on the san francisco health authority . i'm a 24 year resident of supervisor breed's district 5. i have been a member of the third baptist church in san francisco for that time. i have been an active member there, served in the choir and the church musician at the same time working in the public sector for san francisco. first for 10 years at ucsf and was a practitioner manager and ran the offices and internal medicine and family practice. i ran the san francisco airport clinic for five years and recruited by ceo of san francisco gene o'connell to join her staff as associated hospital administrator and the chief operating officer for seven years and serve as the director of san francisco health network reporting to barbara garcia and the interim ceo as san francisco general as we recruit for a new executive officer. i'm a lifelong health care administrator. my first job was when i was 16 high school student and a certified nursing aid and taking

harriet wong, roland wong. >> can we have the reading of the agenda. >> agenda item no. 1. welcome introduction and roll call. agenda item no. 2. action item. reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item no. 3. public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 4. information item. report from cochair supanich. agenda item no. 5. information item. food nutrition and other reto sources for adults with disabilities. information about low cost resources available in the city to address food security and other needs for adults with disabilities. presentation by linda lau, nutritionist, department of aging and adult services. office on the aeblging and jason adamek intake services manager, department of ageing services. pmp -- public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 6. information item. food security in san francisco. a plan to increase food security in san francisco by the year 2020. presentation by an acquaintance and member of san francisco food security task force chief programs and

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my name is roland pickens and proud to be here today and have you consider my candidacy for a seat for san francisco general hospital seat on the san francisco health authority . i'm a 24 year resident of supervisor breed's district 5. i have been a member of the third baptist church in san francisco for that time. i have been an active member there, served in the choir and the church musician at the same time working in the public sector for san francisco. first for 10 years at ucsf and was a practitioner manager and ran the offices and internal medicine and family practice. i ran the san francisco airport clinic for five years and recruited by ceo of san francisco gene o'connell to join her staff as associated hospital administrator and the chief operating officer for seven years and serve as the director of san francisco health network reporting to barbara garcia and the interim ceo as san francisco general as we recruit for a new executive officer. i'm a lifelong health care administrator. my first job was when i was 16 high school student and a certified nursing aid and taking car

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man of to know the california a few sprinkles some we have the potential for a few more showers to roland that all-out, 15 the bay bridge back of into the macarthur maze but the drive time dropping 24 to 26 minutes now says the san mateo bridge has been an extremely rough ride and the only reason ... good is because there was an accident was a bomb at the toll plaza. sixth ts >>mark: the time and only a 5% as mention the top of the four firefighters have recovering that will burn down the fire on saturday at the cow fire a firefighter are going ok this morning here's a picture that one of the they sent out to you to see them in the middle firefighter if he suffered second-degree burns while battling the flames and to see him giving a thumbs-up even though he is injured they're also expected to before recovering. >>darya: firefighters report about five killed one person and destroyed 400 homes and businesses and may be hundreds more the final count on that is not encouraging to see them getting a look at the damage and devastation on the left-hand side that this fire has done on the right-

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the backup is in novato from roland heading down to central san rafael.y bridge toll plaza is backed up for 30 minutes as you drive through. as we look at the east bay commute, which is the busiest, 880 is slow from 238 as you head down to fremont. 580 is okay in livermore. let's go to steve with the forecast. >>> okay. we have big changes, coast, bay, in the city. inland, another hot day. a lot of high clouds starting to work their way in. but still 90s and00 -- and00s. fog is there. starting to work it way into the -- its way into the bay, berkeley, berkeley pier, carl the fog is back from vacation. i can hear the fog born -- horns. it's like we're under water. that sounds like a submarine. nice try, fellows. okay. fog is there. it's making a pretty good push. san francisco, i'm going 75. i think there's too much fog. many reports of that and also over the bay. upper 50s on the water temps. that helps a lot. 50s, 60s to almost 70 degrees. it will be another day before some inland areas get the cooling effects but a few high clouds over us. maybe some pa

last week, saw bunch of guest stars, chris rock, and andre, but everyone is still waiting for kelly rolandharpton, leud crushes, bunches of guess stars. >> yes. >> because premiere of the episode, does it meanest's coming back? >> may be. we will be watching tonight. thanks, jen. whatever happened to popebot? remember the little robot they made from pope francis advice submit i thought it would be destroyed. live shot from preston and steve, that's because they're leaning into the frames. anyway, we will find out where popebot is, in a matter of seconds when we visit mmr. ñÑ the special interests in trthreatening to move ournos casinos and jobs away. this "move" would harm the local economy, cost thousands of jobs and spike rising property taxes. but, democrats vince mazzeo and colin bell are fighting the special interests to keep atlantic county jobs, grow the local economy and keep property taxes affordable. vince mazzeo and colin bell: fighting to protect our jobs... and send the north jersey interests' home packing. >> lovely. >> we will get residual of that hurricane in a couple of da

my name is roland pickens and proud to be here today and have you consider my candidacy for a seat forisco general hospital seat on the san francisco health authority . i'm a 24 year resident of supervisor breed's district 5. i have been a member of the third baptist church in san francisco for that time. i have been an active member there, served in the choir and the church musician at the same time working in the public sector for san francisco. first for 10 years at ucsf and was a practitioner manager and ran the offices and internal medicine and family practice. i ran the san francisco airport clinic for five years and recruited by ceo of san francisco gene o'connell to join her staff as associated hospital administrator and the chief operating officer for seven years and serve as the director of san francisco health network reporting to barbara garcia and the interim ceo as san francisco general as we recruit for a new executive officer. i'm a lifelong health care administrator. my first job was when i was 16 high school student and a certified nursing aid and taking care of patie

southbound 101 very slow from roland boulevard down to central san rafael. the traffic here on the san mateo bridge is moderately heavy. at the bay bridge toll plaza, still about a 40-minute delay if you are taking the car into the city. 8:34 back to the desk. >>> crews on the scene of the valley fire continue to put out flames and embers. calfire says right now, it's 97% contained. still more than 76,000 acres have burned in napa, sonoma and lake counties. 1900 structures, including more than 1200 homes have been destroyed. >>> students at middletown high school affected by the fire, they finally went back to school this week. >> about one in five of them lost their own homes. brian flores live in martinez. that's where students are helping those students out, aren't they? >> reporter: yeah, they are. students helping students, neighbor helping neighbor even though the neighbor is about an hour and a half away. that's what it's all about. helping the victims out of the valley fire. you see these hard-working students here here at alhambra school. one studen

a couple accidents, one in marinwood and roland. throws cleared. southbound 880 at brokaw.tivity in san francisco a couple of muni lines re-routed. 19 and >>> and welcome back. cooler today but still fwharm our warm in the inland areas. in the low 80s for the north bay, but cool around more mild along the peninsula and san francisco. lows for tonight, mild as well. 55 degrees in oakland. 56 in san jose. accuweather forecast, cool down continues with a ♪ontinues with a [ cheers and applause ] >>> yes. football season is upon us. oh, mario. that means tailgating. he knows that. mario batali, our good friend is in our fan cave. he's got dishes to score big just ahead. >> he just became my best friend. >> you came running back when you saw burgers and things like that. >> amy, amy, burgers. >> they're not kidding. >>> another good friend. rob lowe is back on tv in "the grinder." playing an actor that plays a lawyer. the actor wants to become a real lawyer. take a look. >> hey, man, can i pitch something? >> i can't imagine that would be helpful. what the hell, dean, i need thos

harriet wong, roland wong. >> can we have the reading of the agenda. >> agenda item no. 1. welcome introduction and roll call. agenda item no. 2. action item. reading and approval of the agenda. agenda item no. 3. public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 4. information item. report from cochair supanich. agenda item no. 5. information item. food nutrition and other reto sources for adults with disabilities. information about low cost resources available in the city to address food security and other needs for adults with disabilities. presentation by linda lau, nutritionist, department of aging and adult services. office on the aeblging and jason adamek intake services manager, department of ageing services. pmp -- public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 6. information item. food security in san francisco. a plan to increase food security in san francisco by the year 2020. presentation by an acquaintance and member of san francisco food security task force chief programs and

so please give yourself plenty of extra time and by the way, marin county, southbound 101 from rolandsan rafael, one last thing, vasco road today, getting toward 580 is a mess. now at 7:33. pack to the desk -- back to the desk. >> now we're getting new information on the valley fire. calfire now says 67,000 acres have burned. it is only 15% contained. >> yesterday, we had a lot of fire activity. in the cobb area and the butts canyon road area. so that was where a lot of our resources were focusing efforts. overall, we have firefighters all over the fire. we did have cooler weather. we did have wind. so that contributed a little bit to the fire behavior that we saw yesterday afternoon. >> now, 500 more firefighters have been added to the fire lines bringing that number up to more than 2300. but the destruction, just look. it's huge. one person has been killed. at least 585 homes have been destroyed. here is a look at where the fire has burned so far. the community of cobb, that is toward the top of the fire area in orange. the black and white area as to where the rocky and jerusalem fi