choice you know that's been a problem with the city knows turn to make china told me stay away oh miss colton simms of concerted effort is no answer because yes requires resources the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become the invisible class. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. in 2008 dr helmut kantor died in germany aged 80. is a bitch or is described the well known psychologist and sexologist was an advocate for permissive sexual morality and humanitarian sex education. in germany cantor was lauded as a hero of the sexual revolution in the 1970 s. and eighty's though devoted a great deal of energy to him and to the german people numerous books and appeared on many t.v. shows as an expert he proved his theories by setting an example as a gay man he adopted and raised children so by european standards of the time could be seen as a progressive and positive individual. but he didn't attract widespread attention until 2016 after several scandalous articles w

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her community think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra 2, 5.10%. >>our local businesses to keep them afloat. >>palo alto city council member greg to knock us as he has his doubts about charging customers more money right now. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and the longer really worried that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less so that means are working to get a lot less money this sandwich shop owners cautions not to charge customers too much or else they'll stay away here are some of the >>will that change one prison. what percent of the 5% for the most, although they're fine says he believes that palo alto residents can handle paying a bit more to help out the local economy. >>judy klineberg of the palo alto chamber of commerce takes a different view and there are professionals there are lawyers and death yes, >>her salon owners and owners. >>so our viewers who are not able to just make the kind of contributions that the mayor has been good intentions ar

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given the tenor and generosity her commute i think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra 2, 5.10%. our local businesses to keep them afloat. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and the longer really worried that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less. so that means a walker to be a lot less money. >>so the words that will have the opposite effect. no word yet on if the proposal will be revisited at their next meeting. and that is crippling san francisco's tourism industry, the new forecast from the san francisco travel association expects to see a loss of nearly 11 billion dollars over the next 2 years and as kron four's maureen kelly explains it wouldn't be a fast recovery either. >>san francisco's legendary palace hotel established in 1875. now has its entrance blocked off by planters and plywood temporarily closed because of coronavirus along with 52 other hotels in the city. some of the city's most popular tourist destinations such as china town nearly deserted with shops and restauran

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before the end of the it nor mental activists have promised to challenge the decision in court and i'm colton is the executive director of alaska wilderness league in a recession fighting to protect the state's landscape and wildlife explains what could be at stake the arctic national wildlife refuge is home to one of the the longest land migrations left on the planet 200000 plus there are travel hundreds of miles to give birth there each and every year it's most important i'm sure to get a habitat for polar bears the united states homes where boss got sent millions of marks for birds that nest in stage and feed there or fly into or through 5 continents so this is often called american serengeti and the vast majority of america's arctic coastline is already unfortunately valuable for oil and gas exploration well this is been the one area that had been set aside more than half a century as a wildlife refuge now it's being proposed by the trump ministration is to turn this area into a dust up once full of of pipelines roads does the sillies landing strip for planes there's just simply no way yo

her community think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra to 5.10%. >>our local businesses to keep them afloat. >>palo alto city council member greg to knock us as he has his doubts about charging customers more money right now. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and the longer really worried that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less so that means a walker to get a lot less money this sandwich shop owners cautions not to charge customers too much or else they'll stay away here are some of the >>we feel the change one person. one percent of the 5% of the most, although they're fine says he believes that palo alto residents can handle paying a bit more to help out the local economy. >>judy klineberg of the palo alto chamber of commerce takes a different view and there are professionals there are lawyers and death yes, >>her salon owners and owners. >>so our viewers who are not able to just make the kind of contributions that the mayor has been good intentions are.

her community think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra to 5.10%. our local businesses to keep him afloat. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and the longer really worried that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less so that means we're working on this morning. >>no word yet if they're going to revisit the plan at their next meeting. >>it's 9.42 and still ahead in the buzz baseball enters a bay area bubble, the football player cut for trying to sneak a woman in under the covid radar and if you're willing to 9.45 the big buzz is really the weather that's the headline is this heat wave, it's going to be long tell yeah not getting relief anytime soon daria today will be the hottest day of this forecast but that's not to say the other days. >>won't be hot, you're look outside at the golden gate bridge. it sure does look brighter than it was moments ago we're gradually seeing a bit more sunshine through those clouds which have been hovering across the bay area through

her community think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra 2, 5.10%. >>our local businesses to keep them afloat. >>palo alto city council member greg to knock us as he has his doubts about charging customers more money right now. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and the longer really worried that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less so that means i want it to be a lot less money this sandwich shop owners cautions not to charge customers too much or else they'll stay away for a one percent with her for >>we feel the change >>one prison. what percent of the 5% for the most, although they're fun says he believes that palo alto residents can handle paying a bit more to help out the local economy, judy klineberg of the palo alto chamber of commerce takes a different view and there are professionals there are lawyers and death as >>her salon owners and owners. >>so our viewers who are not able to just make the kind of contributions that the mayor has been good intenti

her community think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra 2, 5.10%. our local businesses to keep them afloat. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and the longer really worried that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less so that means i want to thank all the money. >>no word yet on if the surcharge is going to be revisited at the next meeting. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news this friday morning. confusion in the east bay about whether federal funding for covid is being redirected to hire sheriff's deputies will have the details coming up and next. one less high touch surface for you to worry about a new look at the very first a cross walk in the nation that you don't have to touch to activate. >>and a look outside this morning at temperatures shows you daytime highs will eventually rise into the triple digits for concord livermore morgan hill napa novato and many others. it is going to be a hot afternoon. the welcome back in for a scorcher today yesterday was

given the tenor and generosity her commute i think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra 2,.10%. >>our local businesses to keep them afloat. >>palo alto city council member greg to knock us as he has his doubts about charging customers more money right now. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and the longer really worried that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less so that means a rocket and a lot less money this sandwich shop owners cautions not to charge customers too much or else they'll stay away here are some of the >>we feel the change one prison. what percent of the 5% of the most, although they're fine says he believes that palo alto residents can handle paying a bit more to help out the local economy. >>judy klineberg of the palo alto chamber of commerce takes a different view and there are professionals there are lawyers and death yes, >>her salon owners and owners. >>so our viewers who are not able to just make the contributions that the mayor has been good intentions are. it ma

her community think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra 2, 5.10%.ur local businesses to keep them afloat. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and along the way that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less. so that means we're working to get a lot less money. >>no word yet on if the plan is going to be revisited at the next meeting in the south bay santa clara county is helping you avoid get covid by installing touchless crosswalk but this is a first in the nation that they have the sensors that will activate the pedestrian crosswalk and you just see what you do there you wave your hand. >>when you see this sign on a traffic signal and it says way that the button. you don't have to touch the push but we just wave your hand in front of this sign one to 3 inches away. and that is that the signal will tell you to wait until it's safe to cross that this technology can be used any of that it's already out there you know if you look at some of the you know paper dollar di

. >> she was a contestant on colton's season of "the bachelor."and ready to go. >> abc has yet to comment on these changes, but the rumors, they are swirling. >> yeah. >> i'm sure a lot of "bachelor" nation folks have their opinion ready to go. >> we can neither confirm nor deny that that source is jack sheahan, senior "bachelor" analyst. he is not the source, i think. >> hm, you never know. >>> next to the network that's about to have themselves a merry little christmas. >>ng the yuletide be gay. lifetime is decking the halls. announcing that this year it's a wonderful lifetime holiday slate will include its first film centered on a gay holiday romance. >> hugo, a corporate lawyer from new york, heading home to miaus know, fate iabt to bring him in the path of his high school crush, who of course is back home after a successful stint in silicon valley. i'm laughing because why is it always that someone from the big city goes home in these lifetime movies, falls in love, like you can't find love in new york city, huh? why is that? >> let me tell y

her community think a lot of colton's will be happy to pay an extra 2, 5.10%. our local businesses to keep them afloat. >>i've talked to quite few russian owners about this comes up and the longer really worried that if they. they include mister trump's comment. you know 19 surcharge that people are temple lot less. so that means a working a lot less money. >>oh yeah, i've been to put a lot more than 15% know about you but reina pick up the food and i just feel like god, the really working hard and it's great to have that service there and want to help them. i'm i'm tipping like 40% and 50%. no word on if they're going to revisit this idea at their next meeting so for now just a tipple tip often and as much as you can. >>all right we'll take a break it is 7.37 still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the rising temperatures a big concern this weekend as we talked about local firefighters are preparing for the he prepared for wildfire season we've seen a couple already break out in the southland and the worry is that might happen. this weekend so we'll keep a clo

we can speak now to adam colton he's the executive director of alaska wilderness lake an organization fighting to protect the state's landscape and wildlife and he joins us live now via skype from washington thanks for being with us on the program and the trumpet ministration says the drilling can be done environmentally safely the pump the interior says it conducted an environmentally impact study which concluded that drilling activity would not pose a threat to the native poll of that population why do you disagree with. well it's the clear though are talking about the arctic national wildlife refuge is home to one of the the longest land migrations left on the planet 200000 plus there are who travel hundreds of miles to give birth there each and every year it's most important get a habitat for polar bears united states homes where. millions of marks for birds that nest in station feed their or flying to or through 5 continents so this is often called america's serengeti and the vast majority of america's arctic coastline is already unfortunately valuable for oil and gas exploration

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just been a problem with the city knows turn to bitch and told me stay away oh miss colton sims of concluded that there is no answer because yes the records resource the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become. the invisible comes. the mc maxwell sucky is one of the most sensational stories of our time however media coverage appears to be limited to learning details and political overtones the single biggest question that needs to be answered is how all of this could have happened where was long for spin and will justice be finally served. i am max keiser this this guy's report summer so loose ends where every summer we look at solutions of all the problems they cover on every other month of the year now so they are recovering to globalization the valorization the china for cation process which is game speed under trump but what has set in motion really on december 11th $22001.00 when china became member of the world trade organization time avatar to chris fenton author of beating the dragon the stacey chris fenton welcome to the prize report summer solutions you know we wante

choice but to just been a problem with the city knows turn to bitch and told me stay away oh miss coltonince the food the food is low is because you have some records resource the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become invisible cops. the lebanese capital is slowly reviving after being stunned by a deadly explosion in the port of beirut the humanitarian and medical aid coming in from all over the world. it's been 75 years after the atomic bombing of hiroshima by the u.s. the crown marks the anniversary of the tragedy with a minute of silence we asked japanese and americans what they think about the events of 945. terms of. its being justified our no i think it's tough to believe people for the mistakes of history and i think the use of the atomic bomb was unacceptable there was no reason to do it. also this hour a video emerges of a father being violently dragged by police for refusing to leave his dying daughter's hospital bedside after being told i should be taken off life support. i think you cannot get over the tragedy. it was not just the looks and it was the son son