how does this compare, ellis island to angel island? we know there's around 12 million who come through ellis island during its period of operation from 1891 to 1952. that 20% of all immigrant arrivals are detained. so those are the women and children who are arriving to join their husbands. they need to wait until their husbands and fathers come and retrieve them. or those who are being tested for those contagious diseases. so 20% are detained. but it's not for long. detention time is one to two days on arcverage. in the end, 90% are more admitted. we think of ellis island as more of a processing center going through. the numbers are much different. just half a million come through angel island. so the scale is quite different. but we see the differences right away, too, with the detention. 20 % on ellis island, 60% of all immigrant arrivals are detained on angel island. instead of counting detention times in one to two days, they count them in weeks, months, and years y. the longest detention time is 756 days. 93% of chinese are admitt

so how do we connect this to angel island, then? i would argue that angel island represents the best and the worst of america's immigration history. there are many, many immigrant families, including my own, who can trace their roots back to angel island and have made it through the educational system and can now celebrate generations of being in the united states. but there are many others for which that detention experience best mirrors this other side of immigration that we're also experiencing today. so i want to end by reading from the organization that dedicates itself to the preservation and education about immigration through angel island and through the pacific coast in general. it collects and preserves the rich stories of immigrants both through angel island and elsewhere. and also does a lot of education and outreach. and it says in their mission statement that angel island reminds us of the complicated history of immigration in america. it serves as a symbol of our willingness to learn from our past, to ensure that our

she compares the angel island and ellis island experiences describing how asian immigrants had more extensive background checks than european immigrants in new york. her class is about an hour and a half. >> hello, guys. welcome back. i'm really excited to talk to you today for our session this afternoon because so many of us as americans, we grow up learning about the history of immigration through ellis island. this is what we talked about last week. it is the history of european immigrants coming to the new world under the shadow of the statue of liberty is told as a very uplifting and romantic story where immigrants become americans. but not many of us know the history of immigration through angel island. this is the immigration station in san francisco. and it is an important site not only for what happened back then in the early were 20th century but also because it is so timely today. it is is timely because when we pick up any newspaper we see headlines like this. this is just from last week. republicans slam obama's immigration town howell. obama, i'll fight any attempt to reverse im

but we went with you from angel island over to sausalito, and that was a wonderful, wonderful, memorable day for me. diane: yeah, that was coming back with a group of visually impaired students, i believe. and we do have an amazing sea kayaking program here on san francisco bay, where we paddle one to multiple-day trips over to angel island, the jewel of san francisco bay. and we also go on tomales bay. and those program--all of our programs we do in partnership with over 70 agencies and schools. and the state parks play a huge role in our partnership as well. we also have a fourth program, which is our youth leadership program, which are intensive leadership development programs primarily for inner-city teens. and it's to develop their sense of confidence and leadership skills and stewardship. doug: you do such a wonderful job with all those, diane. keep up the great work, and i'll be following you no matter where you go. diane: thanks, doug. it's great to see you today. doug: great to see you again. doug: for information about environmental traveling companions, visit nbcbayarea.com/op

it's hang on angel island. >>> new developments in the case against the livermore man accused of drivingrunk and killing a mother and baby. kpix 5's anne makovec with the courtroom drama. >> reporter: the defendant did not show up in court today. he didn't need to. his lawyer spoke for him. but once again the victim's family showed up in court. >> murderer, killer! >> reporter: this is what brian jones faced the last time he came to court chants of murderer. he is accused of drunk driving in may and killing a mother and baby. esperanza morales-rodriguez and her daughter are from seaside visiting friends in livermore when police say jones crashed into them with his corvette. his blood alcohol level .14%. he had just level a wine festival. he bailed out. 20 family members showed up in court today. >> we are going to see justice. and we miss our family. every, single day we miss them. >> reporter: jones has pleaded not guilty to the charges of murder and dui. the next hearing in this case in alameda county superior court is set for september 16. in pleasanton, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> liver

hd was over the mansion and has incredible views of san francisco, the golden gate bridge and angel islande house also includes an elevator, four bedrooms, six baths, a poolhouse, rose garden and a wine cellar. the mansion is known as loxly hall and listed on the list of historic places. it boasts bronze gates designed by architect julia morgan. >>> a bay area bartender found a $20 bill. he used the cash to buy a couple of scratcher lottery tickets. he won the top prize of $1 million from one of them. he says he hasn't played the lottery in a decade and may leave $20 on the street to spread love around. >>> just ahead singing for a cause. ♪ >> a bay area group's special [female announcer] if the most is the staying awake part, day sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's

another one in california called angel island that i did not know about it. the west coast premiere of the ended up with immigrants from asia. but ellis island operated 62 years 189-23-1954 angelou island operated 1910 through 1940. but the united states eventually moved away from the concept of detention centers and the old ims in 1954 when they closed ellis island said that simply are going out of the detention center business we will have some cases but basically they would not be imprisoned in large numbers of people. i had a wonderful quote from the supreme court in 1958. . . exception and certainly this policy reflects hum human qualities of growth. that lasted for 22 years. then it kind of changed in the face of 125,000 immigrants who some of the students may not know about that episode of american history. it was in 1980 and all of these people fled castro in boats and landed on the shores of florida. it was the last year of the jimmy carter administration. people were overwhelmed. the feeling about them, and i have not investigated this. the feeling w

a tug boat removed the carcass yesterday, took it to angel island. a team of 14 researchers is conducting the necropsy. the marine mammal center says it was a young male fin whale, 52 feet long. coast guard says a ship may have hit it and dragged it into the bay. fin whales are listed as endangered. >>> back to the weather, we are ready for the cooldown, rosemary. >> yes, not feeling it yet. outside our doors at this hour, just as warm as yesterday. mid-70s to mid-90s. we started out this morning a lot warmer. as a result, again, temperatures in the mid-90s already in areas like livermore. mid-70s at half moon bay. a live look across the bay, toward the golden gate, still just beautiful outside our doors. we do have clouds overhead. that in addition to the onshore breeze that hasn't turned on yet, but is expected to into the afternoon will help to offset the heat for the second half of the day and temperatures are expected to come in a little bit lower than what we had yesterday. 92 degrees right now in fairfield. 95 in livermore, as well as walnut c

by noon all us seeing sunshine and maybe a lingering cloud or two across golden gate bridge and angel island and will break up on the coast, 60s and 70s and 80's for the rest of us, with 90 in the forecast tomorrow the we will be close in gilroy and morgan hill at 89 and 8 respectively and otherwise low-to-mid 80s with san jose at 82 and sunnyvale at 78, and low 80s around los altos and redwood city at 80 and moist of us on the peninsula in the mid-to-upper 70s and milbrae at 72 so you can see the brokenness in the cloud cover along the coast and partly cloudy at 70 at half moon bay and pacifica topping out at 67 and sun will set at 66 and nearly 70 in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. upper? to low 80s to the forth bay with 70 in san rafael and petaluma and low 80s santa rosa and napa and east bay, mostly sunny but breezy and richmond and berkeley 71. hercules is 72, oakland, mid-to-upper 70s and inland, 84 in san ramon nearly 90 in antioch and 93 in brentwood. tonight, same as this morning, cloud-wise and temperatures are the same, mid-50s to low 60s. my seven-day forecast shows

there was angel island in california that i didn't know about before. it was on the west coast and dealt primarily with immigrants from asia. ellis island operated from 1892-1954 and angel island from 1910-1940. but the united states eventually moved away from the whole concept of having detention centers and the immigration and naturalization services that proceeded the department of homeland security in 1954 when they closed ellis island they had we are going out of the detention center business, we will have some beds for hard-core cases, but they would not be detaining or let's use the word implies large amounts of people. i have a vote from the supreme court in 1968 justice clark wrote physical detention of the alien is now the exception and certainly this policy reflects hum human qualities of growth. that lasted for 22 years. then it kind of changed in the face of 125,000 immigrants who some of the students may not know about that episode of american history. it was in 1980 and all of these people fled castro in boats and landed on the shores of f

he was moved to angel island to prevent vandals from getting to it.t is a fin whale which is an endangers species and not normally seen in the san francisco bay. >>> well say good-bye to the warm croissant. de la blanc is closing down. the one at columbus and market. the rest will follow in the weeks ahead with the eight other locations throughout the bay area. you may remember that starbucks bought the store for $100 billion and the coffee giant decided to say they weren't sustainable for the company's long-term growth. they served you will full favorites with a side of good-bye for the loyal customers. >> everybody is bummed they are closing. >> i don't know where i will go. i won't drink coffee any more. >> and they make great sandwiches. starbucks is trying to find some of the employees new positions. >> there is no such thing as a free lunch. that is the old phrase. but tonight an entire restaurant in mendocino county is nearly free. the owner of the bistro and bar in ft. bragg is getting out of the business after 16 years. it looks like a nice s

the whale has been moved to angel island to stop vandals from getting to it.ned today the whale is a fin whale, an endangered species not normally seen in the bay area. >>> and now to report on firefighters who still do not know what started a fire on the peninsula. this is in foster city near the 101-92 interchange. now several people were forced out of their homes. this is the second fire in the complex since may. >>> and two men, a pile of illegal drugs and several high-powered guns are off the streets of san francisco tonight. police arrested randy ashford in richmond on wednesday. they seized three rifles, two pistols, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and drugs. both men now face charges of drug and weapons possession. >>> on the streets, items are often called hot. but here, it's hot in more ways than one. this is owned by a former guitarist of the red hot chili peppers. now, the guitar is reunited with its owner. the friend was about to loan the $30,000 guitar to the rock and roll hall of fame when it disappeared. police are proud of this recovery. they

that's angel island, alcatraz. still, 94 right now in livermore.in santa rosa. 82 san jose. uncomfortable if you don't have air-conditioning in san francisco. chances are you don't have air- conditioning if you live in san francisco. tropical storm erika making its way toward puerto rico. it's going to be a significant weather event for the east coast of the u.s. likely somewhere the east coast of florida. look at the cone there. the five-day forecast cone envelopes much of the east coast of florida to jacksonville. a landfalling hurricane a possibility back east by monday morning. overnight tonight, 62 in oakland. san jose 64. napa 59. pattern change is coming. the first change will be about 18 to 24 hours from now. we'll go from beautiful blue sky to beautiful cloudy conditions. clouds are going to be rolling in wrapping around this area of low pressure and this guy is going to be here for a while because our ridge is sliding east. it will do this sometimes but the thing about this pattern change is all computer models say once it's gone, it's go

partner shows the 9,200 square foot message with views of san francisco, the golden gate bridge and angel islande story home includes an elevator, four bedrooms, six full baths, a pool house, rose garden and wine cellar. the mansion is listed on national register of historic places. >> when are you throwing the house warming party? >> sometime in never-neverland. >> courtroom showdown pitting robin williams' kids against his widow. >> and renters take on a slumlord, the unimaginable conditions they have been forced to live in that have them taking action. >> a look outside the embarcadero in san francisco and the ferry building, beautiful lights, and you are looking at abc7 a way to keep updated with is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of t

you can see alcatraz and even angel island this morning under a partly cloudy sky.e way up to 67 degrees. partly cloudy not as muggy today. temperatures pretty much where they should be for this time of the year for the 60s at the beaches. 60s, 70s across the bay today. low 80s around the peninsula. santa clara valley in the 80s, 70s north of the golden gate bridge, up to 86 east of the bay. winds will be west up to 15 miles per hour. and check out your weekend. we wake up each day under overcast skies and end up with 87 to 90 degrees then a cooling trend from monday through thursday. make it a great day, everyone! gianna has traffic up next ♪ ♪ ♪ it took leonardo and miriam years to master the toss. but just a few little steps to master depositing checks with the chase mobile® app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> good morning. i'm gianna franco in the traffic center. last look at your morning drive. right now here's a look at the bay bridge. we are still seeing a bit of a backup. metering lights are on. still sluggish as

right now take a birdseye view out to angel island in alcatraz.'s all clouds associated with subtropical moisture. 60s and 70s and few low 80s across the board. cooler today than yesterday. did i mention a slight chance of a thunderstorm today? it's true. around the bay area. all the way into the north bay. due to those clouds that do you to the subtropical moisture. less humidity and more sunshine and warmer conditions on wednesday and thursday. liza batallones back in the house with traffic after this. >>> good morning everybody, i'm liza batallones with your kcbs traffic. marin county driving is going to be slow for you. we have an accident. it is in the clearing stages south 101 approaching paradise. hearing from the chp they just pushed it off to the right hand shoulder but it is causing a backup into san rafael. it is affecting some traffic in the westbound direction heading across the richmond-san rafael bridge. now slow from end to end for westbound 580. also been a slow commute for the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are still

island. there was a hurricane that had ravaged saint floyd, and he had wrote a poem about it describing the carnage. fights that would straight astonishment into angelss used for relief efforts for the island. people set up a fund to get an education in a new york. charlie: here we have a great character, who dies at the end of the duel. lots of speculation about that. here we have that story. you have translated it into so much more. tell me about the ideas that you want to pour into this to make it a new look at the founding fathers, the american experience, and a different way of presenting it that would appeal to young people, because your people are young actors. >> you speak to what we were conscious of, eliminating any distance between their story and now. we knew it was going to be set then, but it would sound like now. fundamentally this was a country that was founded and created by immigrants. somebody in all of our lines stepped off a boat in some form of transportation, put their foot down on this soil and went to work. once we started thinking about taking the inspiration from ron's book, we thought of events, but we had to tell a story.

on the beaches of reunion island but i think the answers, the final answers of why this happened can only be determined on the ground. >> reporter: kyung lah, cnn, los angeles. >>> the search on reunion island continues. investigators there are hoping to find more debris on that remote island. and more possible clues as to what happened to this missing plane. we will continue to monitor the search efforts and the investigation for you here on cnn. other news we're following around the world, the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in egypt right now meeting with his counterpart in cairo. he has just finished speaking alongside the egyptian foreign minister. this is part of kerry's week long tour of the middle east. he and egyptian leaders are discussing military cooperation and concerns over human rights. monday mr. kerry will head to qatar to try to ease worries there over the new iran nuclear deal. >>> after a violent week in israel thousands of protesters flooded the streets on saturday pleading for peace. there were several rallies held. this was the scene here in tel aviv. people marching to condemn a stabbing attack at a jerusalem gay pride parade t

island. there was a hurricane that had ravaged st-croix and he wrote a poem about it describing the carnage saying that he saw sights that would strike astonishment into angelsisland. and people took up a fund to get him an education in new york. >> rose: so here we have a character. >> yes. >> rose: who, a great american. we know there's drama, that he dies at the end of a dual. and which he may not have, in fact, fired his gun. >> lots of differing opinions. >> rose: speculation about that. so here we have that story. but you have translated into so much more. i mean tell me about the ideas that you wanted to pour into this to make it a new look at the founding fathers, the american experience, and a different way of presenting-- presenting it that would appeal to young people because you're peopled by young actors. >> well, you know. >> from diversity. >> you speak to what we were really conscious of which is how do we eliminate any distance between our story and now. we know that the story was going to be set then. but we knew it was going to sound like now. and we knew that fundamentally thises with a country that was founded and created by immigrants.

angeles. good news is guillermo and going to traverse the hawaiian islands north of it through tomorrow if youeekend they, it will be gone. >> we looked at at altamont pass and westbound 580 tracy to dublin is 52 minutes. 680 southbound from dublin to mission boulevard south is 16 minutes. highway 85 northbound from 101 to cupertino is 17 minutes. we have a lane blocked at macarthur maze and northbound 880 is slowing with a car pool lane and the roads to the bay bridge are slowing with a 15-minute delay away from the maze into san francisco. >> shortening pie popcorn could be exempt from phasing out of trans fat the next three years. an industry group is petitioning the f.d.a. to continue the use of artificial trans fats in hundreds of foods. trans fats are considered the worst kind of fat for your heart. >> if you need a reason to stick toast or a muffin a study said too many carbs could have a negative impact on your mood. >> foods with refined carbs can cause symptoms of depression in post machine know pausal women such as white bread and junk food trigger hormone response that affects the

from the sea to become a vital link in the island's economy >>> now, california's reservoirs are suffering from the worst drought history. now the city of los angeles is hoping that some novel black plastic balls may provide a solution. they are called shade balls, and the last 96 million of them were released into a large reservoir this week. they sit on top of the water and reduce evaporation, as well as natural contamination. it's estimated that they'll shave more than a billion litres of water every year. you can keep up to date with all the news on the website. there it is aljazeera.com. >>> on "america tonight", doubts about rebuilding afghanistan. >> reporter: how much are you getting from u.s.a. d. stopped. >> reporter: 10 years, billions spent. what did the u.s. effort buy? also tonight - hiding in plain sight. behind tinsel town's glittering facade is a major environmental threat brewing. >> the bed room windows - they have no notification that toxic

island republican party. welcome to all of you. los angelesd female college students were half as likely to get raped if they went through a rape education and prevention course as those that had not did you think so. training has led to changes in attitudes among men coming off the great debate we had this about. should the federal government or colleges be looking at mandatory rape prevention courses? >> i think, no. i think that education about sex is -- it belongings with the family. , it belongs with the parents. there is a big difference between rape. because rape say violent crime. it's a crime of control. what i think we are talking about or what we are seeing in the colleges is a misunderstanding about sect. because they are innocent and they are young and they haven't been exposed to it. so i don't think that we should be focusing our college campus on his sexual activity. it just brings too much attention to it. we should be going to college to be educated. not specifically to party and to have these social situations. >> what do yo

angeles reservoir. the mayor says this will save $300 million gallons of water from evaporating. >>> a water main break in rhode islandused this scene yesterday in rhode island. a huge sinkhole that swallowed up a pickup truck with the driver still in çit. a police officer working nearby was able to get the driver out safely. it's still unclear whether heavy rain contributed to the sinkhole. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 11 minutes before 6:00. a nace start this morning. just a few thin clouds left in the airy. you can see them looking past the comcast center, getting closer to sunrise. the temperatures will be up in a few minutes. right now they're still falling. 61 degrees in the pocono mountains. northeast philadelphia and atlantic city, upper 60s. there you can see a few clouds in the mountains, too. sunshine is peeking through in the pocono mountains. the low 70s this afternoon. you can see some of the clouds coming in from the north. they are not likely to reach the rest of the area. high pressure is moving in. look at that, how nice and clear it is to the west. we'l

island. he wrote a column describing the carnage saying he saw fights that would strike astonishment into angelsople took up a fund to get him in education. charlie weis here we have a character, a great american. we know there is drama. he may have not fired his gun in the dual. here we have that story. you have translated it into so much more. tell me about the ideas you want to pour into this to make it a new look at the founding fathers, the american experience , and a different way of presenting that would appeal to young people, because you have young actors. lin: you speak to what we were conscious of. how do we eliminate distance between our story and now. that this is a country that was founded and created by immigrants. somebody in all of our lines stepped off of a boat. they put their foot down on this soil and went to work. as we started thinking about taking the inspiration from ron's book, we thought, here are in, but we have to tell a story. we had all of the events laid out, we made a book and compared timelines. you have those things to plant -- build around. it came apparent so

arriving at the tip of manhattan island which is where they landed before ellis island opened a few years later. the belt of this angelof death says cholera. epidemic of 1849 killed 4,000 people in america. in cities like new orleans, boston, new york. almost half were irish born. it's an association with immigrants and particularly with the irish. nobody says, well, they are beset by cholera because they live in terrible conditions. they said they are filthy people. they bring this upon themselves. this is an immigrant hospital, prior to the days of ellis island, new york landed people at the tip of manhattan island. they also had a hospital there. that's one of the things they're concerned about is sick immigrants that are coming in. in staten island, where this hospital was built in new york harbor, a mob showed up and destroyed the hospital because they were so afraid that the spread of disease was going to be greatly increased by the presence of this hospital full of sick immigrants. here is another one to show the connection. this is an anti-chinese cartoon from san francisco in the 1880s showing parts of san fr

angeles and straight into havana. the carrier says it is going to be the first to offer nonstop service from the west coast to the island nations since travel restrictions were eased last month. carnival airlines received approval to travel to cuba next year. >>> public safety is a multimillion dollar business and new companies are helping law enforcement. today those companies gathered in washington, d.c., to show off their latest products at the industry's biggest trade show in seven years. and hampton pearson was there. >> reporter: first responder technology is now a $6 billion a year business. this week, nearly 6,000 public safety communications experts from across the country are in washington, d.c., shopping for solutions. everything from the next generation radios, from harris communications, the smallest device with both digital and broad band capability. >> this is unlike any other product on the market from a portable radio perspective, this offers more connectivity, more audio capabilities, more performance and a small form factor that first responders have not had before. >> reporter: but civil unrest and c

angeles. three major hurricanes in the eastern pacific. we will focus on ignacio moving north of the islandswatch out for rough surf and thunderstorms with brief heavy rain. by thursday, gone. leyla? >> sky 7 is still over oakland and southbound 880 not looking any different than it did a few minutes ago. we have haz-mat crews on the scene cluing were the 25 gallon fuel spill after a jackknifed rig and hegenberger off-ramp is shut down. we understand crews are on the scene and checking storm drains to see if the waterways leading to the san leandro creek are contaminated. we up the road you can see how the backups are and san leandro street is a good way to get around this and as we look at the backups you can see the delays away great high street, san leandro will get you to 98th to get you to the oakland airport if you have a flight to catch swinging over to the peninsula, northbound and southbound highway 101 looks like everything is re-opened with the exception of broadway 50 ramp. >> money could be hiding in plain sight in your home. >> that happened to a woman in michigan who relied sh

angeles tomorrow night. lessons that we should learn from watts to baltimore to ferguson and staten island. talk about that among other issues on tomorrow night. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> the trump show must go on. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. hillary clinton to pulverize republicans on women's issues. jeb bush goes back to iraq and rick perry's campaign hits its lowest point since oops. but we begin with the best reality show on television these days, donald trump. we are waiting right now for trump to speak to reporters in michigan. this is going to be i first campaign appearance since thursday night's debate. katy tur joins us from the trump event in michigan. robert costa with "the washington post" and michael steele is an msnbc political analyst and former chairman of the rnc. katy, you're on the scene, let's start with you. 'r

angeles. safely travels. leyla? >> as we look from emeryville camera to the bay bridge, we saw flashing lights heading into treasure island. we just specific to c.h.p. and they have no word of any actions -- accidents to san francisco. we will see what is happening in this area with two laned closed. southbound 880 at davis has updated speeds still at two miles per hour approaching the accident scene. >> and now a first all transgender campaign other stories," put together by transgender creative team. the athletic inspired collection has mesh and zip >> apple's siri was credited for saving a teen's life. >> 9-1-1, hello? >> i am stuck under my truck. i cannot get to the phone. >> the 18-year-old was work under the truck and it slipped off the jack. it pinned his arms to the ground. he could not move. he summoned siri by pushing the back side against the phone and asking siri to dial 9-1-1. it worked. rescuers arrived in minutes and pull him out. he was treated for arm injuries and bruising to internal organs. >> back side to the phone. i know you want to say it. >> he was butt dialing. >> a bug hurdle for first time pare

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in los angeles, the first big city to put cameras on every single officer. long before staten island, we were testing that my first two months in office. we're positioning to make sure every officer has a camera. a new relationship-based policing division to look at the ways we can strengthen that. and because of the pain we went through in the '90s with rodney king and other thing, we have independent investigations. we do have an inspector general. we have a faith and resilience that doesn't make us immune from that conversation, but helps us address those feelings of inequality, too. so i said that in los angeles, we're getting back to the basics. but there's one thing of those three is, of investment, inequality and integration, there's one thing held back, that's our immigrants. los angeles is an amazing community. it's the most diverse collection not just of people in america, not just people in the world, but i would offer to you and this has been researched, that los angeles is the most diverse city in human history. we have in los angeles over 224 languages and dialects spok

island. ¿mÁs tarde lo puedo confiar? ana: en los Ángelesndo mucho calor. en europa registran las temperaturas mÁs altas de la historia, y en alemania, en berlÍn estÁn aprovechando, han hecho estÁ alberca en el medio de la ciudad, donde los amantes de los deportes extremos se han dado vuelo. han hecho muchas actividades acuÁticas, es el sitio nocturno, la gente sale de antro y reventÓn, y ahora tienen el pretexto de refrescarse por las altas temperaturas. francisca: me gusta como se le sale el lado positivo a todo, a veces no queremos insultar porque hace mucho calor y la gente encuentra la manera de divertirse, y en verano, que es algo que nos gusta mucho todos. karla: en ciudad de mÉxico la gente con las altas temperaturas se tira a las fuentes, en nueva york tambiÉn. francisca: en nueva york se aprovecha mucho el verano, porque se va muy rÁpido, y despuÉs llega el frÍo. voy a pasar a una informaciÓn que tiene que ver con un animalito, es un panda gigante, celebrÓ su tercer cumpleaÑos este pasado sÁbado y gozÓ de una fiesta temÁtica de pir

angeles on the latest on the fires. >> reporter: jenna, from a national perspective it doesn't get worse. 35000 firefighter working the fires that have burned an area larger than rhode island and that is from active fires only including 11 new ones overnight. high winds and drought and record- setting heat and prompting a national alert level to the highest possible, five. nationwide. we have no more manpower or helicopter left. every available asset is excited to an existing fire. they may request help from australia and new zealand since canada is maxed out. >> 10000 are without power and 75 have no homes. >> it came quick and hot and heavy and the winds kicked up and it was unstoppable. >> i got there and granned what we could quickly and left. in oregon 12, montana 10, 2 in idaho, including 300000 acre burned and california, red flag warning in affect for much of the state and meaning a simple spark could ignite a new wildfires. 19 burning here and that is affecting air quality and take a look at san francisco. residents think that everyone is cooking on the bar-b-que even when they are not. >> smoke came in and you could so it and smell it actually. >> reporter: 30000

island as a president. this you go. >> she was abandon by her parents at the age of able and sent from chicago to los angeles to live withparents who did not want her. >> democratic candidate hillary clinton has released her first commercials of the campaign called "dorothy," candidate's mother. the cheryl was designed to appeal to women and give her the appearance of a softer edge than in 2008. ads ran in iowa and new hampshire. >> on demand car companies could be growing quickly in popularity but not among worldwide business travelers. a study by the global business travel association shows only 11 percent those traveling for work rely on uber and lyft and other services and a third of business travelers represent cars a quarter right traffic and 13 percent use a chauffeur. uber and lyft are beginning foot holes at airport including sfo but many companies are not yet reimbursing for such rides. they are national figures but in the silicon valley it is different a lot of big companies google encourage their employees to take uber and lyft. >> you know what uber and lyft thinks of the international travelers? growth oppo

islands. thicoc fmmar ,wescren"iedodaaftl o. >>> did that make your spine tingle? es with craven died today after a battle with brain cancer. the family says he was in his los angeles home when he died with his family. he he was known for his "freddy krueger" and "nightmare on elm street" movies. and also directed "scream" movies. they were a box office smash. he was survived by his wife, sister and son. >>> two shark sightings in 24 hours and beach-goers are on edge. take a look at video. latest sighting was around noon today off the la jolla shore of san diego. a kayaker was fishing when he spotted the hammer head. this is like two miles off the coast. they were way out there. when the sharks started heading for a swimmer the kayakers note find that coast guard. hammer heads were seen circling boats about 1:00 yesterday. no one was hurt in yesterday or today's incident. >> an incredible incident. mission accomplished. a woman was saved after being hurt and lost in the sierra for nine days. this rescue happened yesterday. you can see teams from san mateo counties. they were returning was delayed because of smoke from a wildfire. we hear more about the woman's amaz

angeles, and 88 in sacramento and 78 in lake tahoe and 92 in yosemite. surf advisories and now flood advisories for parts of the hawaiian isles especially the big island asda is still a hurricane but you can see the shearing taking place and being blown off to the northeast looking like it will health about 1:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with gusty winds but the serve and the flooding raps are the big story on thursday, friday, and into early saturday. leyla? >>> stay safe. we are now northbound highway 101 near the expressway and traffic is light but we are seeing a few extra cars and i town 360 around and in the southbound direction not sighing very many, whatever, but i want to fake you over to another part of the bay area, a beautiful shot, walnut creek southbound 680, traffic is fair with clear conditions lou we do have extra folk on the roadways just a gorgeous site, sun, clouds but the problem with the clouds and the fog, that is causing accident and part of reason why this car crashed and spin out if the wrong direction northbound highway 1 and 280 through colma and dallas city the visibility is low. >> home sharing site is fairing uphill battle

angeles clocks in at 80 hours. all added up drivers in the pus lose 7 billion every year in traffic. >> good morning ines. >> we have rough sports out there this morning. again staten island expressway late running construction causing problems. rockland county approaching tappan zee bridge an accident, cross bronx there's a stall as you approach bronx river parkway westbound. and staten island expressway picking up some of that construction by victory boulevard eastbound one lane getting through right now. delays on goethals bridges better on the westbound side you have construction by slawson avenue. everything on or close to schedule. ben and juliet. >> thank you. ben: anna gilligan her jingle. [laughter] [inaudible] her baby -- >> what's going on? >> big news about the view joy heart will be returning spoken out before how they didn't negotiate well enough for her to return. i saw her one woman show and she had negative things to say about her time there but did work on the show for years and must have been good. she said i'm happy to be back home and i'm looking forward to sticking my two cents into the tommics especially now that hillary and dump are in the spot lig

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angeles for another california campaign stop. this is abc 7 news. >> if some residents are battling a different kind of landlord. the city of san francisco. it's affecting people living on yurba buena islandhave to move perhaps to treasure island next door. carolyn tyler has more. >> about 100 people live on yurba buena island enjoying spectacular view and affordable rent. but now they are being told to leave the former navy housing because of long time development plans by the city. to build market rate condo. hotel. and ferry terminal. >> it's very, very frustrating. >> the family of 6 has lived on yurba buena since 2002. and like everyone on the island must get out next month. >> there is always an understanding that this is temporary. we are offering every one to 1 replacement housing on treasure island. >> but many yurba buena residents didn't want to mav to treasure island. concerned about crime contaminated soil that the navy has spent millions cleaning up. another option the city is providing relocation packages to those who want to leave. but many feel they should be allowed to return when the new 1.5 billion dollar development is done. >> i just feel like no they are not only li

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angeles police officers are accused of beating those kids at a boot camp. >> it's considered to be one of the toughest swims in the world. more than 30 miles from the fairlawn islands to san francisco. one woman just became the first to ever complete it. >> if you're in the mood for a little education today head to sausalito, the marine mammal center is hosting science sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 tonight and gives you a look at all the work done in the bay area and admission is free. female announcer: right now at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. ♪ >>> good morning. can't help but think of santa cruz when i hear this song. a live look at mount diablo, blue skies overhead, a warmer day on the way. this morning we're going to be cooler. i'll explain why and line up the afternoon highs coming up. >>> the faa is investigating after a delta airlines jet was battered by a hailstorm over colorado. the plane was going from boston to salt lake city when it flew flew through bad weather friday night. the

boarding islands and ada curb ramps and street trees and the installation of trash and bike racks and beverages and pedestrian lighting and repaving the asphalt curb to curb the travel los angeleslong second street will be reduced two in each direction to one in each direction left-hand turn will be restricted and before constructing those streetscape improvements the water main between market and howard will be replaced and sewers will be rehabbed and replied in addition existing overhead utilities are underground on second street to townsend street the project variant was from input from an area residents that use the southbound turn and the vanity is the same as the corner project except for second and brannan there will be no separate signal on the south side the - a lastly because prongs construction would not occur until there the sfmta will implement the bike facilities not involving construction but will reconfigure the right-of-way for pedestrian safety that will consist of a bike on market and two bicycle lanes on second street subsequent to the publication it was delivered an error in a table related to intersection 19 and in impact statement for the cumulative impac