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historic meeting between donald trump and kim jong un the two leaders have been circling each other from afarbut he lots of people wonder what the chemistry will be like when they're in a room together all of that lookalikes are anything to go by is absolutely nothing to worry about. bromance in singapore in the run up to the historic meeting between trump and kim these two men are getting along great. and i think. a lot of good things will come from this talk that it's going to be better for everybody better for business have good vibes about this meeting then it's going to come out of there good for the rest of the world and this drum is already practicing getting to the meat of the issue. after the g seven disaster in canada the mood here is good too good to be true these imitators are the spitting images of the leaders meeting in singapore and they have some creative solutions to the problems facing the u.s. and north korea would take some of this pride back to north korea with me. i think we can we can solve the current problem in north korea with the ground already yeah many in the crow

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as industrialization spread across the country the families poured in from afar into the city is onl60s only to land in e workplace is that for monstrously unsafe. america's response to this was not to abandon the technological innovations and improvements of the industrial revolution. we came together and through our government we changed public policies to adapt to a changing economy. in other words we adjusted the walls in th and the regulationso keep much of the good and get rid of much of the bad. the list of the laws and regulations grew. workplace safety, worker compensation, child labor laws, the 4 40 hour workweek have the right to unionize. the corporations could no longer exploit workers just to boost their own profit. addition to protecting the workers america also took steps to protect the financial system. just the economic world in a way of the way things work and there wasn't much we could do about it like the financial cycles of the moon and those crashes hurt. also took down farmers,, tht small-business owners and employees and millions of people who got swept away by

the crown of franconia its nickname is no co-incidence windy visible from afar it dominates the region so a visit to the castle is worthwhile not only because of its many art treasures but also for the view it. a big topic it is the beer the region has the highest brewery density in the world the one million inhabitants have about two hundred breweries and more than one thousand different beers to choose from many circular walks leak from peer to peer to peer to system franconian switzerland the breweries are especially close to each other the community is even mentioned in the guinness book of world records the circular road here is fourteen kilometers long takes about four hours and connects four breweries. and. the first stage leads to the start up brewery. they have dark beer. but if it fits in with things in general i prefer light but this stark one is really delicious. breweries hikers pass you get a stamp in it for every brewery you visit and when you have all four stamps you get a certificate as a franconian honorary beer drinker here's our stamp to start with. but we didn't. w

to the bay area, immigrant supporters and president trump supporters traveled from afar to voice their opinion on the crisis at the border. >> i'm an undocumented immigrant myself. >> reporter: years ago he made the same journey the child in this iconic photo made. he says he can relate to her fear, but he can't relate to the trauma of being separated from his parents. >> i can't imagine what my experience would have been like if we had been placed in these cages. >> reporter: he is one of 100 demonstrators who rallied outside the federal courthouse in sacramento. while a judge upstairs heard arguments in the trump administration's lawsuit against the state of california. downstairs -- >> no wall! >> reporter: a clash of opinions over what should happen to parents and children who break the law and cross the border. >> to use it as a punishment is completely inhumane. >> they're doing their job, protecting american citizens first. >> reporter: he was live streaming for his conservative website when we notified him of president trump's new executive order. >> we are keeping families tog

the mother bear watched from afar during the rescue. animal was reunited after that.>> we have a lot of bears getting into trouble. one was trapped in the car, the deputy broke the window.>> luckily those instances, the bear was able to get out okay. >> bears are smart.>> yes and they are hungry.>> yes that to. >>> today was the first day of summer and it feels like it through the weekend it's going to really feel like summer with temperatures soaring, saturday looks like the hottest day so far of the year. here is a live look with our salesforce tower camera of blue skies. earlier in the week we had low clouds moving in and now you could see the clear skies which is an indicator of the changes coming for us with temperatures heating up. in concord, 91 degrees. temperatures today running warmer compared to yesterday. oakland in the upper 60s, mid to upper 80s. low to mid 80s for san jose. we are cheering on the giants taking on the padres for the first pitch at -- for the first pitch coming up. overnight lows in the low to mid 50s, area

. >> how about the other, peripheral parties in this, watching from afar? did china get a good victory here and is japan asking what we conceded? >> i think china would say anything that reduces u.s. military presence in the region is good news. and secondly, any step that reduces confidence in u.s. allies in u.s., if it surprises south korea, if there wasn't a consensus, then we gave a good friend a shock, and that is good news for china as well. you have to manage a relationship. >> my concern, of course, is the south korean relationship. i think we have to be very careful not to create a situation where south korea thinks we were taking them for granted. a lot of people have pointed out that the south korean president is very concerned that the show goes on. this is something he pushed for. but he is equally concerned about showing to the south korean public that he can manage the u.s. relationship. there's a major disconnect like this, and that's not going to help him. so i think it is appropriate that secretary pompeo go to south korea first. there are

i think that's why it's so important that we don't just leave it up to these two men watching from afar and wishing they were here the leaders of three other countries with important stakes in this summit south korea's president mungy in japan's prime minister shinzo ave and president xi jinping of china china of course the north's closest ally and whatever happens here sheeting pay will be hoping it remains that way orderly tightly controlled singapore is playing host to the world's two most unpredictable leaders and that may mean that the only certainty here is the unexpected adrian brown al-jazeera singapore. diplomatic editor james is in singapore for this historic summit so james will kim jong un be able to spin this as a win no matter what actually happened simply by the fact that he is being treated this way in this format in this environment and having this meeting with the u.s. president. yeah he's been treated treated here in singapore with his delegation the same as the u.s. delegation there are two parties in the go see a chanson i think he will be very happy about the fact

i am just wondering what is it like to watch that from afar? >> it is painful.chairman pai and i have different approaches to what the job of the fcc is supposed to be. i sat in my confirmation hearing in the senate, i thought my job was to represent american consumers. and i think that is what we tried to solve. chairman pai thinks what is best for the sooners is what is best for the company. what's good for america is good for general motors. we have a difference of opinion and we had a difference of opinion when we were sitting on the commission together and today he is the chairman and the commissioners reflect in his views. >> host: monday, june 11th, what is the impact? >> guest: peter, one minute nelies disll fly and chickens will still lay eggs. but major local monopolies will be told it is fair to discriminate and we should not be surprised if not overnight, but over time we begin to see internet services discriminate in a way that benefits their bottom line rather than the diversity of choices available consumer and the opportunities available. >> host

. >> reporter: from afar, justin digler thought this was a sea lion, so he was stunned when he got closer and found himself looking at the open mouth of a great white shark. >> immediately i was alive. >> reporter: the shark was dead, but still intimidating. >> it was like twice the size of me and langston. it was like the size of a redwood in wlth. it was enormous. >> reporter: marine biologist giancarlo thomae inspected the shark after it washed up not far from seascape resort. >> this shark was 8'9" long and weighs probably between 450 and 500 pounds. >> reporter: he says the shark had a few scratches on it and had sea lion fur in its mouth. the shark was loaded to a truck and taken to the marine life veterinary care and research center? santa cruz. california fish and wildlife said the shark had no obvious signs of trauma and will perform a necropsy. some scientists suspect it died from the same fungal infection that killed another great white stranded in shallow waters of capitola last year, an infection that can attack the brain, leaving the shark disoriented. mane nbc bay area news

truman, and iing have studied it from afar, sometimes he would not respond in his letters and such. he is like the uncle that comes over on sunday and you make fun of him when he leaves. genius.as really and his determination to drop that bomb was well thought out. determination was you would listen to all the experts and make his mind up and his point it's going to save lives in the end. yes? >> the four stars and the five truman, i'ved dropped the bomb? >> i don't know who all those people were. the one person i think of was hesitant was macarthur, but all would have thought twice to drop that bomb. it,ou have questions about there's thenow battle inside van. and iwo jima. the japanese would not surrender. it cost more american lives. there.r battles out thinking oft just americans. that would have been armageddon face a battle and every time in every town, in every village. it used to be something that he saw. like pershing would say, ok, i'm forg to give these lives up support now. i know they are half trained. it was really agonizing. some of the army officers, at least one arm

i think that's why it's so important that we don't just leave it up to these two men watching from afar and wishing they were here the leaders of three other countries with important stakes in this summit south korea's president in japan's prime minister shinzo are they and president xi jinping of china china of course the north's closest ally and whatever happens here shooting pain will be hoping it remains that way orderly tightly controlled singapore is playing host to the world's two most unpredictable leaders and that may mean that the only certainty here is the unexpected adrian brown al jazeera singapore. mike chinoy is in north korea expert and the author of the book meltdown the inside story of the north korean nuclear crisis he says the u.s. and north korea must come to a common understanding of what denuclearization will look like. the north koreans have made it clear that what they're looking for is a fundamental change in the political relationship with the united states an end to what china has always called the u.s. is hostile policy and the north koreans have also made c

i think that's why it's so important that we don't just leave it up to these two men watching from afar and wishing they were here the leaders of three other countries with important stakes in this summit south korea's president moon jay in japan's prime minister shinzo are they and president xi jinping of china china of course the north's closest ally and whatever happens here sheeting pain will be hoping it remains that way orderly tightly controlled singapore is playing host to the world's two most unpredictable leaders and that may mean that the only certainty here is the unexpected adrian brown al-jazeera singapore the white house says the two men will meet alone for the first two hours without advisor is just a translator our white house correspondent kimberly halkett is in singapore for us with more on what we can expect from this summit. the u.s. secretary of state telling reporters that when donald trump sits down with kim jong un north korea's leader that donald trump will be on a mission of peace but at the same time well there is encouragement here in singapore that the talk

post has a story about how people of hong kong living on mainland china may soon be able to vote from afarudying north of the border. now babita — a police chase with a difference is trending online. ever heard of a tank chase? well take a look at this — an american soldier allegedly stole this armoured vehicle from a base in richmond in virginia, before leading police on a two—hour—long pursuit around the city‘s main roads, at speeds of up to 65km/h. footage posted on social media, showed more than a dozen police cars, in pursuit of the personnel carrier. the incident ended without injury. an order of mexican nuns could be the unlikely saviour of a critically endangered amphibian. they‘ve partnered with conservationists to rescue the axolotl, a salamander unique to mexico that has been almost wiped out by pollution and over—fishing. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill reports. lake patzcuaro, central mexico. the only place in the world where you just might find a critically endangered axolotl local known locally as the achoce. this vast lake used to be teeming with this species of axo

exactly, england are afar stronger team? exactly, england are a far stronger team., by and large. and this is panama's first world cup. a tiny nation that doesn't have the same funds for grassroots football. this is primarily a baseball playing nation. they are really proud to have made it to the world cup in the first place. having said that, when you are at the competition come you want to make a good fist of it. they would like to get their first points get theirfirst goal. would like to get their first points get their first goal. maybe in the next game after england, they might have to write this one—off. next game after england, they might have to write this one-off. will grant in panama city, i hope you can enjoy the rest of the game. certainly those fans behind you, still seen the odd smile or two. although we would like you to stay with us on bbc news, you can follow the rest of that match live on bbc 0ne. just to remind you, the second group g match for england, playing panama, and they lead 5—0. they are just back from half—time, about four minutes back,

i think that's why it's so important that we don't just leave it up to these two men watching from afar and wishing they were here the leaders of three other countries with important stakes in this summit south korea's president in japan's prime minister shinzo ave and president xi jinping of china china of course the north's closest ally and whatever happens here she will be hoping it remains that way orderly tightly controlled singapore is playing host to the world's two most unpredictable leaders and that may mean that the only certainty here is the unexpected adrian brown al jazeera singapore. there were multiple explosions and bomb attacks across afghanistan a suicide bomber blew himself up in the capital kabul in front of the ministry of rule development killing twelve people and injuring at least thirty others earlier three suicide bombers stormed the education department in the eastern city of jalalabad but security forces there say they managed to kill the attackers before they detonated their devices and in a third incident could use fifteen members of the afghan military were

i think that's why it's so important that we don't just leave it up to these two men watching from afar and wishing they were here the leaders of three other countries with important stakes in this summit south korea's president in japan's prime minister shinzo are they and president xi jinping of china china of course the north's closest ally and whatever happens here sheeting payne will be hoping it remains that way orderly tightly controlled singapore is playing host to the world's two most unpredictable leaders and that may mean that the only certainty here is the unexpected adrian brown al-jazeera singapore. the united nations is trying to negotiate a cease fire in yemen to avert an attack by saudi and emirati coalition forces on the main port the un's warning attacking who data could cause mass casualties food shortages and disease a suicide bomber has blown himself up in the afghan capital kabul killing twelve people and injuring at least thirty others earlier three suicide bombers stormed the education department in the eastern city of jalalabad but security forces there say the

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luther and self had only been able to follow the events in out spoke from afar. devastating as though that ended without the protestants the news from hausberg was bleak. yes it looks bad. a military showdown was looming luther's life's work was in danger he had only wanted to reform the church but it gonna do roth of the highest authorities people wanted to liberate christians but it fosters strife. was. there i do knows what god wants and what plans he has for us germans. martin luther sense that the conflict with the church and the emperor was coming to a head the peaceful solution was not in sight. this is the first map of protestant germany drawn up by the cartographer sebastian minster in the mid sixteenth century the borders between the principalities play as insignificant a role as the who run an empire but this vision was threatened by the specter of an empire about to strike back. fearing the worst prostitutes rally together in the town of. eighteen princes and representatives from twenty eight towns in the empire joined forces in a new defensive allian

you have a law background, a business background, and i've been watching you from afar.ould love to know one thing you have done right. >> key to our success is being persistent without being annoying. i think it's really important when you're dealing with clients and customers that oftentimes they're note ready to make a decision, or they need more time to think about it. it's important to stay in touch and foul up without being annoying. >> everyone has different points where someone becomes annoying. how do you gauge, okay, now i've crossed over? >> i think if you're reaching out too frickly or too aggressively, then you cross the line. i think in any business it's about relationships. >> so is it just a feel you get. . so this person i might reap out to every month? >> and base odd their response to you. you can tell what i call hot, warm or cold. if they're cold, you might reach out once ary year. but if they're thought reach out you have two, three weeks. >> is it like to have a database? >> some people are old school where you have a paper planner. other people ke

. >> i would like to diagnose this individual from afar, certainly seems he has some categorizations you expect. dna is a more important marker, it is not an effective means of preventing someone from tracking you down. this is not what you expect from master criminal by any means. >> doesn't say anything about you the premeditation part of this? >> you see this with radicalization, you have precursors, markers you look for and they will set them out but when you read them and become familiar with them it is disgruntled, upset with fellow employees, makes vague comments about violence, there is no bright lines to look for, a lot of lonely people stock people online and say nasty things on social media. how do you catch that one person out of a huge mass of people, you are hoping to get lucky and we did not. >> thank you for your expertise and being with us. in his first interview since the retirement of justice kennedy mitch mcconnell speaks exclusively with us about plans to make sure the new supreme court justices in place no matter what the democrats threaten to do. donald trump a

. # in the sweet by and by # there‘s a land that is fairer than day # and by faith we can see it afarus a dwelling place there. # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore. # we shall sing on that beautiful shore # the melodious songs of the blessed # and our spirits shall sorrow no more # not a sigh for the blessing of rest. # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore. # in the sweet by and by # we shall meet on that beautiful shore. sing on that beautiful shore please sit down, everybody. i would like to call up paul scott. for those that don‘t know paul, he represents the local salvation army, which i used to go to quite frequently when i was a child. can we give paul hand for his reading please. applause. the reading from ezekiel. a riverfrom god brings life to the desert. then he led me back along the bank of the river. as i came back, i saw on the bank of the river a great many trees on one side and on the oth

and others came from afar 19 beverly clark, beverly lehman, watched parade my mom came from to be here and see this, it is all just great. organizers say fifty thousand people participate in the annual parade. this marked the 48th year and about 100 thousand come out to watch. smi was a touch of something more serious - the past weeks plight of migrant children separated from parents struck a cord. there were many signs in the parade, and those on the sidelines with some strong feelings. 53 jeanne munden, watched parade 1:05 sophie hyman, watched parade. but all in all, this was a day dedidicated to sf pride, and in typical fashion, it was a grand party. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (jrstone) we reached out to muni and asked about how many riders they carried today. muni says they had 275-tho four times what they carry on a typical sunday. (jrstone) san francisco mayor-elect london breed was one of many local politicians who participated in today's pride parade.. senator kamala harris, minority leader nancy pelosi, and leiutenant governor gavin newsom also took part. when breed

and others came from afar 19 beverly clark, beverly lehman, watched parade my mom came from to be here and see this, it is all just great. organizers say fifty thousand people participate in the annual parade. this marked the 48th year and about 100 thousand come out to watch. besides alot of smiles - there was a touch of something more serious - the past weeks plight of migrant children separated from parents struck a cord. there were many signs in the parade, and those on the sidelines with some strong feelings. 53 jeanne munden, watched parade 1:05 sophie hyman, watched parade. but all in all, this was a day dedidicated to sf pride, and in typical fashion, it was a grand party. in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (justine)san francisco mayor-elect london breed was one of many local politicians who participated in today's pride parade..senator kamala harris, minority leader nancy pelosi, and leiutenant governor gavin newsom also took part.when breed is officially sworn in on july 11th, she'll be the only female mayor of any of the 15 largest cities states. (justine) and muni got in

. >> how about the other, peripheral parties in this, watching from afar?na get a good victory here? >> i think china would say anything that reduces u.s. military presence in the region is good news. stepecondly, any that reduces confidence -- if it surprises south korea, if there wasn't a consensus, then we gave a good friend a shock, and that is good news for china as well. ♪ course, is theof south korean relationship. i think we have to be very careful not to create a situation where south korea thinks we were taking them for granted. a lot of people have pointed out that the south korean president is very concerned that the show goes on. this is something he pushed for. but he is equally concerned about showing to the south korean public that he can manage the u.s. relationship. there's a major disconnect like this, and that's not going to help him. so i think it is appropriate that secretary pompeo go to south korea first. there are also big issues for the japanese, who have some real concerns about the fact that there's nothing in the agreement about

and i've admired you from afar, when very, in the small hours of the night in england when i'm very drunk>> stephen: the drunker you get, the funnier i am. >> yeah. ( laughter ) no, no, no, you're marvelous. >> stephen: so are you. >> enough of that. >> stephen: yes, yes. jeremy thorpe, who you are playing there, first of all, a very interesting role for you to take. i have never seen hugh grant with bad hair. ( laughter ) i didn't think we had the technology to give you bad hair. ( laughter ) because you have fantastic hair. maybe in cloud atlas you had bad hair, in the future. >> yeah, i had no hair at all. i was a cannibal. >> stephen: oh, yeah, sure. jeremy thorpe, for americans, who was he and what makes this scandal so very english? >> it was a big thing in england. when i was growing up, this thing was gradually developing. >> stephen: what year are we talking about? >> 60s and 70s, but mainly 70s. and he was one of our top pocie mef thtaent, leadehe lil rty, marrian child, very well connected. and he harbored, apparently, this secret, which is is that he was gay, and he had this o

with limited seating, many parents watched from afar. thesage anlimages were taken fra neighboring condo complex. >> i didn't know she had those hardships of bullying. i have gone through some of bullying as well. and that connection just really touched my heart. >> reporter: when her speech ended -- >> congratulations. i can't wait to see the mark you make on the world. >> reporter: -- as quickly as she appeared, clinton was escorted off her stage but her words left a lasting impression. dion lim, abc 7. >>> while the school hasn't commented, parents tell us hamlin was able to secure clinton as speaker since she is good friends with a woman whose granddaughter graduated yesterday. >>> san francisco mayor elect london breed tweeted that she was incredibly proud to join clinton thursday night at an event to fight gun violence. abc 7 news was in chinatown as breed thanked many of her supporters. the mayor elect shared some of her plans for when she takes office, they include hiring more police officers and increasing patrols in neighbors h

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i think that is far afar of what we can do. >> that envelope was approved a while ago. >> commissioner moore: okay. so the envelope is what it is. however, we can definitely redescribe of how it should be inhabited, and that is with a maximum of six bedrooms. that what i see even remotely compatible with the neighborhood, and i think we need to have additional restrictions on the property relative to how many bedrooms it can have. all of the plumbing needs to be reduced, the proper number of hookups as we will be describing in the d.r. and i personally believe it is not six bedrooms, six bathrooms. i think it is six bedrooms and four bathrooms, and perhaps two half bathrooms, a powder room here, one on the upper floor, one on the lower floor or whatever, but it's not six full bathrooms. and then, we also need to ask if this is a six-bedroom family home, that the plans for which this project would ultimately have to come back to us shows indeed livable space that are appropriate for a larger family living in this. it can't just be thrown together haphazardly which this particular projec

china, on the other hand, is spreading large ss afar with exactly the opposite goal. >> and saying he to leave fox because of their coverage of twhat is happening t the border. >> more kids are being separated from their parent and temporarily housed what are essentially summer camps. >> this is one of those moments that tells you everything about our ruling class. they care far more about foreigners than about their own people. >> cnn senior media correspondent brian stelter is with me. what's steve now saying? >> what we're seeing today, brooke, across the country, people's pain is turning into protest. steve levitan is one of many examples of that. we see mark zuckerberg making a donation saying this policy has to stop. we're seeing many, many examples of protests and nationwide protest being planned for later in the month. how does that play in hollywood? it means someone like steve levitan saying i don't want to be associated with fox anymore because of the fox news part of the country. here are a couple of his tweets from the past few minutes where he made this announcement. he

. >> with limited seating many parents watched from afar.s were taken by residents at a neighboring condo complex hoping to sneak and peek and hear the message. >> i didn't know she had the hardships of bullying. i have gone through some of that as well. touched my heart. >> when her speech ended. >> so congratulations. i can't wait to see. >> as quickly as she appeared, clinton was escorted off stage. >> though her words made a lasting impression on the student at hamlin. in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> now the school hasn't commented but parents tell us hamlin was able to secure the clinton as a speaker because she is good friends with a woman whose granddaughter graduated tool. reminder the latest news any team with the upgraded app with the enhanced video features, custom station and t ge ns you realtime. thanks for joining us to be abc news at 4:00 i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> a massive fall from grace. a former tech heavyweight indicted on criminal charges. we are live with details with of alleged multi

. >> i don't want to diagnose this individual from afar and not having an m.d. it wouldn't be appropriate but this is something you would think of something who is crazy. by the way, dna is more important than fingerprints. it's not an effective means to prevent someone from tracking you down it's more of a bizarre thing to do. it's not what you expect from a master criminal. >> shannon: does it say about the state of mind or the premeditation part of this? >> one of the problems -- and you see this with radicalization in jihadists you have markers to look for and behavioral units like the fbi has set them out but when you become familiar with them you'll see it's disgruntled, upset with employees, sometimes make vague comments about violence. there's no bright red line to look for in a case like this. there's a lot of unhappy, lonely people who stalk people online and say nasty things on social media. how do you catch that one person out of a huge mass of people that will do this it's almost impossible. you're almost hoping to get lucky and in this case we did

. >> from afar michael. >> anything else you were right about, i agreed with that, too >> yeah. >> you put until a lot of time >> that's what i do today, steve weiss. >> i don't think you go in these are pure momentum trades it's a liquid market, it's very thin and i just don't see the value there and it's impossible do analyze that >> what worries me was there was a time that people were looking for all sorts of yield, whether it been stock market yields or yield on bonds and people were rushing into emerging markets everybody was on the debt side, right? and now -- >> funny how it turns out like that the one thing i'll say about emerging markets and i will acknowledge i'm a u.s. investor but i do advise clients about how to invest in this space. the answer is you have to have an active manager. i don't like the etfs for this the etfs by mandate have to have exposure to their country, brazil was mentioned, political turmoil for many years russia has had similar issues. you want a manager who is actively going to side step those issues as they come up >> so, if i'm a person at home, ev

. >> let us know when you're on instagram live and we'll watch from afar. it's cute.t. >> let's take a look at what's going on. i'd still rather deal with my dog or cat. in the east bay, gorgeous. look at the soft colors of the morning, pre sunrise and the cascade of clouds of the east bay hills this morning. that's a sign that things are a little different today. cooler highs, it will be mostly sunny by the afternoon. those breezes will keep our temperatures up to ten degrees below average. partly cloudy and cool again tonight, and briefly warm to even hot as we head through friday, saturday and sunday. let's take a look at the cloud cover. you can see it trying to reach all of our neighborhoods by the time we get to 7:00. by the time we get to noon, still a little bit right here from about the bay bridge down to the san mateo bridge -- the golden gate bridge down to the san mateo bridge. it never completely goes away until about 2:00. by 7:00 it's starting to make its return trip. temperatures today, 72 in asssibly 81 in las. 60s in millbrae and san francisco. we'll

and it is refreshing and encouraging to a younger business guy like me that is looked up to you from afar. i do that. talk about a couple of those mistakes that you are standing on. that you learn from it made you, made dollar general, with the family better. >> well, when we started strategic planning i told the management team that we were willing to slaughter any sacred cow of the company. let's figure out why it became sacred and if it's relevant to the future or not and if it's not relevant to the future we will all agree to slaughter any sacred cow. i'll never forget that i will tell you what's wrong with the company. you and your dad are always quoting luther turner who said if it is bought right it's half sold. well, what's wrong with that. said look at all this [inaudible] [laughter] we've got it everywhere. i think we have to work on the other half what do you mean by the other half and he said that the customer half. i think we need to work harder to have in our stores with the customer needs. we have buy or push because your dad is a great buyer and better than we can afford.

elevate the excellence and increase the capacity of ourervi to our community and to visitors from afar. and every single dollar of that expansion is privately raised. we are very happy that we have strong city partners in terms of permitting and in terms of making sure that the design is not only deeply respective of the historical nature of our district, but also for the looking really reflecting very well on the quality and excellence of san francisco. so i would welcome all of you if you have time to spare to come to take a side tour, hard hat tour, and looking forward to break the ground ceremonially on september 26. we reach out to each of your office and hope that you will have time to celebrate with us. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. it's so excited. tw years ago and you were just showing me the drawings and schematics and the reasons why you wanted to expand the facility and the renderings were beautiful at the time. and i am very excited. you said the ground breaking wl be in september? >> the physical demolition has already started. but the ceremonial ground breaking will be