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paul's lungs gave out earnest said that at the hospital since november of the 86 deaths investigatorsey've identified a t and notified family members for have been tentatively identified and to remain unknown. >>in the east bay you might be surprised at who's causing this damage neighbors say it is. >>wild boars the animals are coming through a quiet housing development and ripping apart the long as you can imagine folks are too happy about it kron four's gayle ong live in danville tonight with with the property. management team is trying to do about these bore scale. >>brandon can we're told and scape ers are waiting it out a week because the bourse just keep coming back and their latest mark is earlier this week here the monument to the california chateau. >>boars have been leaving their tracks behind each day that goes on that that much more damage because they're going to come back. this neighborhood near the hills of danville have been a popular spot going to be money money money for us to put christina estrada property manager of the danville ranch in california chateau developm

attracted tariff war with china europeans are suffering the collateral damage the consultancy firm earnest and young says the conflict between the superpowers and the domestic slowdown it's produced is the main reason behind an 80 percent drop in chinese yuan flowing into your opinion countries. the decline in chinese investment in europe since the trade tensions developed is plain to see in the 1st half of 2018 a total of $113.00 deals equated to $15300000000.00 of investment but the most recent figures show $81.00 deals during the 1st half of this year brought in just $2400000000.00. the slowing of chinese investment is perhaps most obvious scene european economic powerhouse germany china hasn't made a single acquisition there this year and has invested just half a $1000000000.00 compared with $10000000000.00 during $28.00 teen. the fronting rush that sort chinese investors race to snap up european innovators such as report 6 company kuka appears to be growing thing to a halt. well german politicians have long been a long time as takeover spree across europe in recent years and have inde

, we did a tremendous trade deal with japan, and we have others coming, we are negotiating now in earnest with the european union. they want to do that. they want to do that. i do too. when we get these deals done, our country will be transformed. it will be monetarily transformed. it is such a difference between the horrible, horrible one-sided deals we had in the past, and frankly past administrations should be ashamed of themselves for allowing that, but we have many of them. one of them is the usmca, mexico and canada. hopefully, that will get voted on very quick weight. everybody wants it to happen. hopefully, we can make that a bipartisan -- we have many great deals that are doing very well, and including china. i think it was necessary to go through this -- you would say a rough patch, but i would say maybe more than a rough patch, but that is ok because we will be paid billions and billions of dollars, and you know that prices have not gone up and there has been no inflation and we have put a lot of money in the treasury. the tens of billions of dollars. i've given a lot of it to

they are identified as 18-year-old simpson and 21-year-old earnest. >>> number two, say the sound ofg glass confused customers at the great mall and they thought there was an active shooter there sunday night. >>> and lori loughlin and her husband are expected in court on the admissions scandal. >>> and then runway repairs on sfo's busiest runways will start this weekend, and you can have a chance to change your flights. >>> the thing you will notice today, warmer than average but humidity is on the way also. >>> number six, big delays on san jose on northbound 101, a crawl from story to brokaw where an earlier motorcycle crash has been cleared from the lanes. >>> we are live inside the new chase center in san francisco. just take a look. are you ready to see the warriors play in their new home? pre-season tickets go on sale today and the grand opening is next week already, september 6th, metallica playing and janet jackson is coming later on. >> and somebody has tickets already. >> i can't wait. looks like a beautiful arena. >> yeah, i am jealous. >> the food looks tasty and screens

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could be another one week before residents can return home and they work carrying on is going on in earnests a result of the severe weather warnings in place over the next 24—48 hours with heavy storms predicted, a lock to be done in the next day or so. a prominent russian opposition politician lyubov sobol has been detained by police in moscow ahead of an unsanctioned rally against the exclusion of candidates from local elections. ms sobol is a long—time ally of russia's leading opposition figure, alexei navalny. authorities say she was detained for violating regulations for street protests. a week ago, more than 1,000 people were arrested at a similar rally. 0ur correspondent sarah rainsford is in moscow. tell us the latest regarding this protest, this rally. i am right in the centre of moscow on the main road going down towards the kremlin. it has all gone pretty quiet for now apart from the helicopter you can hear overhead. there is not a huge number of riot police here in the centre of moscow. in the last hour, i have watched as they have waited for the crowd to gather here and the rio

ally in the fight against but turkey considers the kurdish group to be a terror organization of earnestness has more on turkey's role in syria's war from untucked. time bird one's dash to moscow was partly because of the challenge that the turkish military now finds itself with it has a dozen observation posts in what are supposed to be deescalation zones in northwestern syria one of those is now marooned in what is now syrian regime controlled territory because it was taken back in fighting last week and the syrian regime is pushing against other areas in this deescalation zone and these observation posts risk falling back into territory under syrian control rajah type her one wants to make sure that those turkish soldiers are not threatened by a longer term challenge that the turkish president is how much longer he needs to keep or ones to keep the soldiers in those observation posts when what was a deescalation zone is now territory under syrian control similar at the same time syrian kurdish forces that they have pulled back from the turkish border up to 17 kilometers they're pulling he

. >> they were identified as an 18-year-old simpson and 21-year-old earnest. the third suspect is a juvenile and he has not been caught yet. >>> milpitas police released surveillance showing thieves smashing cases at the great mall. the men wore black-wooded sweat shirts. they were seen leaving in the black car. an identical heist occurred hours earlier at a jewelry store. >>> lori loughlin and her husband face up to 40 years in prison if convicted. today's hearing will address conflict of interests in their attorneys. >>> teams of people will be walking certain neighbors to make sure your address matches their records. we explain why that has south bay neighbors anxious. >> door to door verification can prove to be difficult especially in immigrant communities. >> we are reminding our immigrant community not to open doors to people they don't recognize or know, and here we have them out confirming addresses. >> addresses verified in the current count will determine where the bureau will send workers in 2020, but an under count could mean less money to the cou

. >>> we are learning new details about 19-year-old john earnest.e did not have a valid hunting license, which is the only way someone under 21 who is not in the military or law enforcement can legally buy a weapon under state law. it's unclear how he the gun.oped fire near san diego back in april. one person was killed and three others hurt. the gunman is facing murder, attempted murder and hate crime charges. >>> we're getting a better idea of the damage done when that.1 earthqua earthquake struck southern california last month it could take more than $5 billion to repair badly damaged homes and restore a weapons station near ridgecrest. there were several large aftershocks after the quake as well. smaller aftershocks have been continuing almost daily. >>> bay area officials are hoping to learn from many mistakes learned after that quake. los angeles's mayor says a new version of the early warning quake app is now out. it will alert users to weaker earthquakes starting at a 4.5 magnitude. previously the thresh was a 5.0. many people using the app

the butte county sheriff's department says paul earnest died of complications from his buns and his death raises the number of people killed to 86. the deadliest wild fire in california history. >>> happening today, governor gavin newsom will tour a health care program to show how the state is investing in affordable health care. san diego's 211 initiative connects people with health and social services and the governor's first budget includes more than $1 billion in health insurance subsidies over three years to benefit low income and middle class californians. >>> today mornings on 2 will spend a full hour shining the spotlight on a single community. we are heading to clayton, learn about the rich history dating back before the american civil war and the restaurants today. places where long time neighbors bump in to each other. >> they used to go to the city, not anymore. they come over here now. >> clayton is a place with a can do attitude, evident this the way people built a library to a bocce ball court. >> it was an empty lot. they were never going to build anything on it if this di

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>>a judge ordered 338 pages of search warrants on john earnest to be released and the documents showtext message and that he missed seen the live stream video of the new zealand killings which happened in march and he also praised that shooters writings saying that they were quote spot on with everything. days later earnings set fire to a mosque near san diego and planned to the synagogue attack in power way the shooting in april killed one woman and injured 3 others, earnest has pleaded not guilty to federal and state charges. well a woman from fresno in the hospital now infected with the west nile virus. >>right now it's actually so weak. she can't walk can't even feed herself. no one knows exactly where she was infected, but her husband says she did get a few mosquito bites while celebrating the 4th of july in clovis around the 7th. >>is when she started getting symptoms of being tired and have malays didn't want to do anything and i just progressed and then on the 11th the morning of the 11th we broader and and she was out of she was out of his collapsed twice in the r coming in.

today they're identified as 18-year-old laron simpson and 21-year-old elijah earnest. a gun was recovered. police say the third suspect is a juvenile but has not yet been caught. >>> new developments and new pictures tonight from milpitas and the sunday night robbery at the great mall. milpitas police released surveillance images tonight showing the thieves smashing jewelry display cases at valliani jewelers. officials say the sound of shattering glass confused some customers into thinking there was an active shooter. they were seen leaving in a black sedan. a nearly identical heist occurred hours earlier in modesto. >>> new developments about a series of store burglaries on san francisco's union street. the owner of ambiance clothing score shows a suspected thief breaking a window and climbing into the store during the early hours of august 14th, stealing cash and items from the store. merchants say there have been eight to nine break-ins from the past month and a half. police say they have no suspects but are increasing overnight patrols. >>> let's take a live look f

police arrested 18 year-old iran simpson and 21 year-old elijah earnest on monday. we now know the name of the east bay teacher accused of having 6 with the student the contra costa district attorney's office charged 26 year-old israel lopez was several 6 crimes and there's mug shot right there. lopez worked as a p e teacher at richmond high school since 2017. he was arrested after a after school on monday when a 15 year-old student involved told officers about their relationship. the student said the relationship happened late last year. it continued to go on until recently. along the creek man is charged with possession of child pornographer a grand jury indictment was unsealed against 44 year-old william to shell investigators say they found child pornographer shells email account and smartphone back in may shall remain at large until july 20th when police arrested him in kansas and brought him back to contra costa county. too scary situations. women in mountain view after man goes into the women's locker room at 2 separate gyms kron four's j r has the story. >>4

earnest is working the grill. all the fat from the meat drips down onto the brussels sprouts am potatoes. god. come out to fremont, we'll be giving away free ice cream. see you again at 6:00. >> guys, i'll bring you food and ice cream this time. >> it's all the major food groups. the protein and vegetables and dairy. >> you do ice cream first. >> and then the rest of the stuff. thanks for joining us. >>> breake dramatic escalation in the trade war, the steep drop on wall street, stocks plunging over 600 points after president trump says he's ordering u.s. companies to look for ways to leave china. and late tonight the president going blow for blow with china, with new tariffs, what it means for american workers and families >>> also breaking the new health battle for ruth bader ginsburg treated for a tumor on her pancreas less than a year after undergoing surgery for lung cancer we'll have the latt thrtening on social media to shoot up a school >> thankfully someone saw this, recognized that it was disturbing >> a

an eventual mission to mars the vice president says construction of a lunar lander will begin in earnestashington, i'm anna warning keep. >>the antonio brown saga continues mark mckay will set you up for bay area sports night with the latest on a be coming up. and winds kind of whipping around the bay area right now warmer days are ahead, we'll let you know how wa >>antonio brown is still stealing the headlines. we can't get are carpenter kieran he joins from the set of bay area sports night. it is time for all our daily antonio brown of day there's always something happening with the superstar wide receiver, so here's today's latest again the raiders are practicing in alameda. >>and brown was there are reports say he had a helmet of and it was a certified helmet who knows if that's the one he will be using now with him practicing and we're in the certified helmet kate is everything finally all good with greater nation not sure i'm ready to say it's all good, but it's definitely step in the right direction. john gurdon came out today expressed support for antonio brown, so you got to thi

house or at the house that was rented for that specific purpose with a man that he believed to be his earnest friend and then trying to figure out what he would do about it. so he sends nathaniel butterworth and with those democratic administrations to test the theory of american coins and with that tammany style and butterworth was in the room with those congressionalit sessions and nobody will knowce what happened that is pretty great advice nebut that route closed off for me and inter- barton key who shows up in lafayette square and in the westside and is known as the you will house. and owned by the father's general view will. and then to come to the nation's capital and to have big dreams to open a hospital with alcoholism or some financial mismanagement so he lives west of lafayette square and key walks into lafayette park that is the prearranged signal to go meet him at the rendezvous house. 's everything he has built up his entire life is aspirations, the assembly man and state senator and congressman with his beautiful wife that has betrayed him with one of his best friends and tryin

earnest patty, we appreciate your time. we want to update you with information from police right now that we just learned that one person is in custody, we don't know who that person is, that's from the el paso . they did announce no active shooter. let's bring in former nypd lieutenant, relearned vital information, what does that tell you? >> i think it's amazing that we took the person in custody. jillian: we don't know if it's this person to be fair. all they said one person

police arrest 21 year-old elijah earnest, an 18 year-old the ron simpson. investigators say it all all started with a fight that led to one of the suspects shooting a pistol toward a crowd of people. the victim was treated for a wound to his face. police this morning are still looking for a 3rd person who they say is a juvenile. fremont police investigating a shooting that happened on tuesday near stevenson boulevard and farwell drive a witness called 911 after hearing gunshots and someone in a dark colored sedan waving a gun out the window at other people in other cars. police are asking anyone with any any information to contact them. traffic was backed up for hours on tuesday after a police chase the westbound lanes of 5 80 in oakland was shut down for almost 4 hours. kron four's maureen kelly shows us the major back up. >>here's the suspect car you can see smashed against the concrete wall of west bound 5.80. the chp says this car was pursued after one officer in the dublin area. her to be on the lookout announcement from there stockton communication ce

they're taking our water for 2 hours you know to what took 2 hours before the actual sinking began in earnest and you know this is where we are the sort of negative interest rate is in 2008 the global economy hit the iceberg we had a credit freeze the global economy it's been a disk stinking epstein like corpse since 2008 and the central banks keep pumping in the cash but the market takes that free cash and they buy bonds to the point where the yields are negative so that's the capsizing of the boat and they're almost vertical and we're almost right it right down the bottom of the ocean where all the gold is again to mix all our metaphors we have passed the event. arisan and apparently according to physicist once you pass a event horizon there's no going back you're going to be turned into spaghetti and thrown through that black hole what lies on the other side i don't know perhaps it's all that gold at the bottom of the ocean and that will rescue us but of course germany denmark netherlands and finland are all now negative all the way out to the end of their bond horizon and whether or not t

year yield and as you see since basically the european union finally began quantitative easing in earnest they've gone into negative territory but i tell you what's remarkable is that you know we made a film like 10 years ago about the collapse of iceland we went to iceland about 6 months 9 months before it collapsed and predicted that it would collapse because it was a serious ponzi scheme where the banks were lending. to speculate and the result of that speculation in the housing market would be used as collateral at the bank to create more lending so it became a huge ponzi scheme force a collapsed now people talk about these negative interest rates they think it's the result of some policy by someone in doing some economic bennett benefit but they don't understand is that it's the biggest bubble in history the sovereign bond bubble is by far the biggest ponzi scheme bubble it's ever been created in the history of the world and when you talk about these sovereign bonds trading in negative rates that means the price of the bond is a 3000 year highs that's stented this bubble is and how d

step by step manner countries the possessing the largest nuclear arsenals their special and should earnest delay for feel they are special and the primaries most ability for nuclear disarmament we support. the political ended. but a magic aphorism by russia in this regard we support and encourage russia and the united staes to maintain dialogue strategic security and bilateral nuclear disarmament issues commit themselves to the extension of the new start treaty. continue to make substantive reduction in their nuclear arsenals in a verifiable irreversible and a legally binding manner was a deal to occur national cause necessary conditions of advancing multilateral nuclear disarmament or processes i would like to stress that. annie negotiation should take into focus duration d. or national militarists trends and respect of the principle of an diminished security for all a key principle of control. china has for many times. made clear our positions on the arms control negotiations and at the current sage of china has no interest and will not participate in the so-called trilateral arms contro

earnest hit by divisions rooted in its colonial past as fears grow of civil war in the african nation. california adopts america's strictest laws regulating the use of force why officers when making arrests at all the studies showing that these for tommy is the 6th most common cause of death among young men and the us. also this hour australian parents whose baby daughter was left malnourished by age began diet avoid jail time are desperate down the issues raised by the case. but we need to keep. the best reason going to be doing their job to help you do it's thank you you need supplements you can just rely on intriguing giant. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our taste in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. a deadly separatist crisis in the central african country of cameron has deepened this week a military tribunal in the majority french speaking state has handed life sentences to 10 leaders from an english speaking breakaway region but activists warn the move will impede efforts to end the bloody conflict amid accusations of serious human rights abuses

we did a tremendous trade deal with japan and we have others coming and we're negotiating now in earnest with the european union they want to do that, they want to do that and i do, too. when we get these deals done, our country will be transformed. it will be monetarily transformed, such a difference between the horrible, horrible, one-sided deals in the past and frankly, past administrations should be ashamed of themselves for allowing that, but we have many of them, one of them is the u.s. mca, u.s., mexico, canada and hopefully loaded on quickly and everybody wants it to happen. hopefully we can make it a bipartisan bill and we have trade deals doing well, including china and i think it's necessary to go through this, you would say a rough patch, but i'd say maybe much more than a rough patch, but that's okay because we've been paying billions and billions of dollars and we know that prices haven't gone up, no inflation and put money in the treasure. tens of billions and i've given a lot to the farmers that were hurt and able to give a lot of money complimenements of china farmers th

that's my friend earnest.ing about this chicken, ribs and the fat from the chicken and ribs drop down onto the potatoes and brussell sprouts. that's delicious. freemont has a connection to hollywood in a very big way. we're going to rewind the clock 105 years ago. charlie chaplin, the movie star, filmed a lot of his films here in niles canyon. he did that for about five or six years. every year they do charlie chaplin day. i grew up in the bay area, i hardly knew that story. i'm learning all sorts of stuff here. back to you. >> if you're on a diet, probably not the best place to get dinner. >> i still want a drumstick. can you hook me up? >> reporter: you got it. >> i know they go fast. >>> beautiful weather. >> yeah. >> nice weather tonight. nice weather as we head into saturday. not going to be extremely hot but some warm weather with us as we bring you into that microclimate forecast. lots of blue sky down here. taking to san francisco. microclimate is in full effect. let's get a closer look on the fog tomo

work is carrying on in earnest with trips from other regions to try to pump away the water using high—volumewarning with the promise of more rain and storms coming over the next 24 to 48 hours, even though you might not think it given the sunshine and blue skies today, but the message is clear, we are definitely not it yet. we will hear more during the course of the morning here on bbc news. the home secretary, priti patel, has said she wants criminals to feel terror at the thought of committing an offence. in herfirst interview since being appointed last week, she said her mission was to restore public confidence in policing. ms patel also distanced herself from her past comments supporting the death penalty. 0ur political correspondent mark lobel told me the prime minister and the new home secretary are keen to shore up the conservatives' traditional image of being the party of law and order. borisjohnson has pledged to bring back 20,000 police officers cut since 2010, they are hoping to bring back over the next three years, with over £1 billion of spending, with recruitment starting in se

year yield and as you see since basically the european union finally began quantitative easing in earnest they got into negative territory but i tell you what's remarkable is that you know we made a film like 10 years ago about the collapse of iceland we went to iceland about 6 months 9 months before it collapsed and predicted that it would collapse because it was a serious ponzi scheme where the banks were lending. to speculate and the result of that speculation in the housing market would be used as collateral at the bank to create more lending so it became a huge ponzi scheme force a collapse now people talk about these negative interest rates they think it's the result of some policy by someone in doing some economic benoît benefit but they don't understand is that is the biggest bubble in history the sovereign bond bubble is by far the biggest ponzi scheme bubble it's ever been created in the history of the world and when you talk about these sovereign bonds trading in negative rates that means the price of the bond is a 3000 year highs that's stented this bubble is and how does it g

the met office is concerned with a start to see the rain coming down in earnest in some spots.land. through the afternoon the showers increasingly widespread and noticed a bright green colours. some of them heady. slowly pulling away into the north sea as we move through the evening. a wet spell of weather in some areas along the way. overnight the showers linger across scotland but another band will come into play across the west. all the time the rainfall in some spots totting up. quite murky further south as the night comes to a close. there is a 15, 16. here further south as the night comes to a close. there is a15,16. here are our two bands of rain. one band of showers pulling out into the north—east. this band further west. a few showers. some more lingering showers for scotland. persistent rain in the far north affecting all clear may be later in the day shattered. scattered showers following on behind. a fresher deal tomorrow with the westerly breeze. highs of 22 to 2a. thursday, then there is still in the north—west with bands of showers welling through the city looks

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used to be a place where 100000 syrians took shelter before the militia military escalation began in earnest in april towns nearby in the northern hama countryside to fall into government forces rebel fighters would have risks being besieged if they didn't leave the north but for the syrian government the big prize is getting control of concha can that will give it access to the end 5 an important economic highway that crosses the country then a hard has this now from beirut. a major blow to the opposition they have lost significant ground what we understand is that rebel forces have withdrawn from the strategic town of houla and in southern that town was close to collapse saying no rebels have been also forced to withdraw from towns further south in the northern countryside because losing. would mean they would be besieged in northern how much so the syrian government and its allies taking control really of a large chunk of territory in the past 2 weeks we've seen the syrian government and its allies advance they've taken more ground than they have in the past 3 months it's not clear why wh

least for a just for a limited time so that discussions with the iranian government can begin in earnest of course they're well aware also of the tensions in the gulf with the seizure of those tankers they want something the french government wants something that they can bring to the table at the g. 7 meeting this week a. it's micro himself admits that there are divisions within the g 7 over iran but what's not clear right now is whether such proposals will get any headway with president trump and his security advisor john bolton who so far have seems to want to ramp up the pressure on iran whereas many of the european allies see that as somewhere that's not going to get results the bobber there live from paris with that update nadine i'm sure will talk to you later in the day funky now the syrian army has moved into the area around a turkish observation post in northern hama state t.v. is reporting that government forces are meters away from turkish troops and more day after capturing times in villages in the northern countryside let's go live to burn a smith in antakya in hatay provin

hypocrisy of the left, and their vial venomous attacks on this president, then report it as if it is earnestthy as new york times have it fit to print, it is not, the shame is that politics of the left are the politics of personal destruction. and still trying to destroy this president. and everything good and decent about this country. you are one of the folks making sure it does not happen, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. lou: pastor robert jeffers, we'll be right back, stay with us. by macklemore and ryan lewis] ♪ on wall street today, stocks moving sharply higher. uber losing $5 billion in the second quarter, despite passengers spending 70% more for their trips, and as a result getting hammered in the market. president trump taking actions against silicon valley's intervention, cyber intervention. >> there used to be a saying in the news business it doesn't hurt to be number one. but it hurts when you are the only one. i worry less about the russians. they are going to be inventive and creative. i worry about what our own companies based in the u.s. will do to subvert the e

democrats who worried about how broad base her appeal is and that she's going to draw audiences of mostly earnest, like minded democratic. >> going out and making this apology and talking to native american people about these issues and listening to them is not to silence the president. we know the president is going to continue down this road using nicknames and terms to define her. and it is not about him. it is about getting others and broadening her appeal among other groups which is something she needs to do over the last six or seven months. >> we greatly appreciate to have the chance to talk to both of you on all of this. >> stephanie and victoria mcgrane, thank you both for coming on as we start a new week. >>> coming up, the islamic state claims responsibility for another deadly suicide bombing. this time a wedding in kabul. it is an awful tragedy. all of this coincides with trump's plan to pull u.s. troops out of afghanistan. our general daryl mcaffrey weighs in when we come back. - in the last year, there were three victims of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal

the march ballot, you would have to wait for the results to be certified, and only then can we in earnest start our implementation. we're really hoping that february will be the time that we can have this up and going. that's what we're shooting for. the reason for that is in february candidates can start submitting applications to qualify for the program. in a perfect world we would have the new regime in place when that application period starts. that's one reason. the other is that we do have a sponsor. the sponsor appears enthusiastic about the legislation. mr. wright in the supervisor's office has been talking to other supervisors' offices. so there does seem to be movement. it's not as though we can't get anyone to carry this over at the board. so i think at this point this's definitely still a lot that can be done there. that's why also i haven't looked at the ballot option. >> i think you raised a good point about having it be implemented territory november 2020 election. i think six of the 11 supervisors are up for re-election. >> that's correct. >> all the odd-numbered districts

the cup earnestness climate change copernicus china climate change recorded in a structurally strong el niÑo event characterized by warmer ocean temperatures which were higher than usual. july 2019 had no such event to blame for the heat. >>> less than a year away from the summer 2020 olympics in tokyo. temperatures in japan have been dangerously high for the last few days and they plan to provide mist spray, shaded areas and heat resistance pavement for the major areas and roads. >>> steph curry wrapping up his se/30 summer camp today. the sixth edition of the development camp kicked off monday and kids of all ages met on a newly refurbished basketball court at concordia park near 64th avenue. they got to show off their moves during a session while getting hands-on training from steph curry himself. it is his family's adopted home and he plans to give back to the community. the camp features encore basketball training and competition sessions. >> on days like today, we were able to give back and refurbish the year. you know, to give the next generation a safe place to play. to come

there is other items for earnest money that we could do to make that goal if we prepare and spend that money before it is forfeited we have to look for another source for that area does that answer your question? >> in terms of what we would be able to do in a month. we would not have capacity to enter firms into this field. they are not certified, they are not there. what we would look to is things like the mentorship protÉge program or other forms of community building or workforce building that we could accomplish this contract. we would not be able to create these terms or cause assembly. it would be much more around metro protÉge and other capacity building efforts. we can certainly work with our city partners and see what we might be able to come up with. >> i think that is a great suggestion and hopefully we can put that in place prior to spending any more funds on this project that needs to move forward. 750,000 dollars we can move forward with this, we have another 36 alien dollars to deal with finding. i would like to understand what your proposal is if we move ahead with thi

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