we are great if ateful for the report we got from arc. we think their points and criticisms and ideas would help the project. we would like to go through three aspects today. improvement of the street facade and courtyard and design of the ramp. on the street facade, there are two main elements that are missing or damaged which is as you can see in the two lower corners of the left is existing on the right and you can see two pilars and you also see there is a chain link gate now that is not original or compatible. we are proposing a compatible steel gate and on the upper left you see this ironwork is deteriorated and we are proposing to restore it and replace damages sections and and repair what is repairable. so it's attractive and more compatible with what you see today. >> good afternoon. i'm heather dennis from architect. we are doing improvements to the courtyard. the original courtyard contained pathways and a fountain. the existing courtyard you see there with curve and linear ramp with stairs going up an entry door there. the pro

we think that joap of arc was -- joan of arc was not schizophrenic, she suffered from hyperreligiosity. and we can actually reduce this with a helmet. we can actually put a helmet that shoots radio into the temporal cortex of the brain and induce the feeling of being in the presence of god. this is called a god helmet. and we can actually induce this feeling. so scientists -- of course, we like to experiment -- we put an atheist inside the god helmet. [laughter] that atheist was richard dawkins. [laughter] and we put richard dawkins in the god helmet. and after wards we asked him, do you feel the presence of god? he said, no. they put a catholic nun in the god helmet, and the catholicup in, was her belief shake p because you can induce the feeling of god with a switch? and she said, no. she said god made us with a telephone system so that we can communicate with god. you can't win. [laughter] anyway, let me wind up. supergenius is yet one of many things we talk about in the book. some people have had a bullet go through the left temporal lobe. 1% had -- one person had an accident where

we think joan of arc was not schizophrenic. joan of arc suffered from hyper religiosity.e can actually induce this with a helmet. we can actually put a helmet that shoots radio into the temporal cortex of the brain and inducing the feeling of being in the presence of god. this is a called a god helmet. and we can actually induce this feeling. scientists of course we like to experiment. we put an atheist inside of the god helmet. [laughter]. that atheist was richard dawkins. we put richard dawkins in the god helmet. and afterwards we asked him, do you feel the presence of god. he said no, no god. they put a catholic nun in the god helmet. the catholic nun was, her belief shaken because you can induce the feeling of god with a switch? and she said no, she said, god made us with a telephone system so that we can

to see where on the arc we should concentrate the search. we've been mapping the ocean floor so the search could be carried out safely, and we have a good range of maps along the ark. we have finished analysis work and have three state of the art vessels searching the ocean floor carefully for traces of the aircraft. >> the search area perhaps has narrowed. the question that troubles people is how in this age when you can track an iphone, can it be difficult to track a huge passenger plane? >> there's a range of tracking capabilities that are considered internationally to make sure that this doesn't happen again. we have had to rely on communications systems for essentially tracking purposes, for which they are not designed. this is a matter that governments turned their mind to. we hope we won't have to go through the same tortuous exercise to find the aircraft in the future. >> talking about the next stage, we mentioned vessels brought in. we understand a dutch engineering firstly being brought in. how will it change the search effort or b

consideration of dochlths draft minutes for arc august 20, 2014. draft minutes for hpc august 20, 2014. >> for the regular meeting we can strikeout commissioner hyland disclosed his firm. we can strikeout his firm and the arc meeting this is just a question whether we didn't get a chance to speak before the meeting but on the concurrence of the department's recommendation at the scale of the building on 20th street be furthered study. i was the only one that thought it should be. that the ground floor should be studied but you are okay with the massing. >> sorry, commissioners, that last comment or question? >> so under the comments under pearlman. concurrence that the department needs further study i was talking about the 20th street facade massing. i don't think that was accurate. >> we'll look into that and make the correction. >> thank you. >> commissioner wolfram? >> on the regular meeting i have one correction under disclosures item 4. yamey, he's no longer with the mayor's office. the second item under disclosures. >> indeed, thank you. >> a

we actually in response to arc comments, we have regrade td pathway from the west gate to the east entry achieving 120 slope and reduce the over all length of the ramp foot print by 11 feet. working with blank staff, the switch back was moved to the north and we added a stair to align with the east entry as you can see that it is unobstructed view. the ramp is a non-permanent fix you are that can -- if fixture that can be removed at a later date. we are taking out a portion of the existing historic window assembly and we are saving that on-site. we are replacing that with a can can ustom design for historic buildings and new non-historic entry doors will be setback to create an entry vestibule and it will mimic the original historic design. >> again, we believe the changes we made in the historic design, is comparable to the arc and this design conforms to the standards. it retains character defining features flt property and repairs lost features that we can document, replaces them in kind, repairs, deteriorated features which can be deteriorated and incorporates vital new development i

cowboys ranked dead last in the league in team defense arcs louing over 400 yards per game. kaepernick knows it does not equal success. >> last year doesn't mean anything when you start a new season they're going to have new defense. revamped defense. so it's not something that we're looking at. >> nfl season kicked off tonight defending super bowl champion seahawks leading. sanford hosting ucs. as for san jose state, hitting the road cashing a $1.5 million check to play at auburn. spartans opening with a 4210 victory on thursday they head to auburn as 31-point under dogs facing a team that came within seconds of winning a national championship a year ago. >> all of the bells and whistles, birds flying into the air. and bands playing and this game of football we're battling and competing and getting after it. it's what it is comes down to. >> it's a win. >> maybe not. in spain, team usa finishing up against ukraine. anthony davis on the put back. davis at 12. steph curry at 14. nobody liked this. irving going down hard on his hips said on twitter he is okay usa wins, they mo

champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arcattend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help people to assist people to compete for and performance open city contract a lot of small businesses do have the resources to loblth the opportunity so one of the things we wanted to do was provide ways to access contract >> access to the plans spiefkz and a data place basis ease contracting opportunity and funding or capital training. this is and other documents that needs to be submitted. to compete is a technical skill that it takes to win a scheduling for a popular to you can win a professional services job or how to put together a quote it's all those technical pieces. looking at the contracting assistance center is our touch point with we get the people to come and see the planning specks and later than about projects earlier is he get training so you're ready to go arrest he

it might still arc lou its bases to be used in secret, but at least in public it is taking a strong stanceit doesn't want to be part of any kind of military action. also, a somewhat hesitant reaction from european countries, but the most important one, i would say is that statement out of sawudi arabia where many arab countries were gathered today. >> and then the reports where u.s. military officials prefer additional ground troops to counter isis, but that would be off the table and the president's plan is focused more on tactics than priorities. for example, is u.s. policy here that we won't tolerate isis to exist anywhere and the question would be why, is that the the case when we can live with an iran or north korea or other rogue states? >> isis is different than iran and north korea. north korea and iran are both rational actors. they operate according to their own logic, but both have proven that they do not want to end -- they don't want to be destroyed. they believe in self-preservation. isis is a terrorist group. it is not a state even though it calls itself a state and it is a

that goes into an electric arc furnace. he did not to 2800 degrees -- heat it up to 2800 degrees.comes out in molten form. it goes into a mold. it ends up in silicon and aluminum, and semiconductors and solar. silicon valley all starts with that. a substitute.ve markets are growing. it is a great business for us. >> and the conductivity of silicon and it's fragility -- if yougility, i wonder can speak to those issues. >> when we ship to companies that use it, whether it is silicon, aluminum, or solar panels, it is crushed into a fine powder. they have different things they react with it, and it comes out in a different form. we either sell it as a chunk or as a product that is crushed, and customers take it and do other things to it. >> what about the price of the final product? >> today, it is priced by the pound. today, silica and pricing is 5 per pound. .20 ar ago, it was about $1 pound. demand has been very good. there is only so much supply. there is no new supply coming on. the outlook for all those markets i mentioned, excellent. >> where do you fit in the global silicon su

in september, they will be hosting an event at new york's arc avenue armory.ue of the items? about half a billion dollars. we are joined by chief executive scott diament. tell me a little bit about the show and your connection, because the show is separate from the armory space, and you recently purchased it. >> i purchased the show about 11 months ago and am holding it at the park avenue armory, each is one of the most fantastic buildings in new york. >> tell people about your background. i know you produced many other art exhibition shows. >> i have 10 events across the united states. new york is one of them. i am also in chicago, dallas, florida, baltimore. seven cities, 10 events. it is really exciting. >> tell me about the show that is going to begin in new york. what are some of the aspects that make it different than the other locations and other shows? >> because new york is the city to hold a fine art event, i was able to get dealers that are very international in origin. there is a great mixture of european art, american art, asian art. you can reall

>> reporter: the able act would help people like jerry, five years old and works with sarah at the arcof northeastern pennsylvania as a handyman. >> in times he would make in competencexcess of the 2 thown,. this would allow him to put money aside for his future needs, whatever they may be, as he gets older. >> reporter: it would also mean more security for sarah herself. when she left her mother her lifelong support and inspiration to cancer. >> what did she do that helped you get to the place where you are now? >> everything. everything. she helped me with schoolwork, helped me with everything. basically. it's hard to talk about my mom, but i like talking about her because it encourages me to do better. >> she was really important. >> yes, very. still is. >> if this law is passed what difference will it make to your sister's life? >> i think it will make a huge difference in her life and then also, in my life. i mean one of my fears is, with the passing of my mom, it really, it really brings to light just how realistic the future, you know, could happen tomorrow, in terms of i worry

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it can't be this arc try thing we're not keeping this type e-mail but not that one and getting into an argument whether or not private e-mails is before the supreme court that public computers with public records ought to be from department to department and a citizen shouldn't be figuring this out the departments should >> in favor of the motion. >> it passes 4 to in terms of it is i know it's saying it's not clear we don't need to say that we don't need to consecutive that we maine maybe in a situation we're asking other departments to report particular items of misconduct that are not precluded by state confidentiality and constitutional confidentiality rules we don't want this this sentence come back to haunt us later on. any other comments on recommendation 13? i concur with what you said commissioner keane as well. is there a motion to adapt finding and recommendation 13 as amended by is commissioner keane >> so moved. public comment? >> commissioners ray director from san francisco open government i agree with commissioner keane we can't disclosure this because it might ask othe

that mixes with moisture, causes arcs, and a leads to fire. pg&e had to shut off the power to those areas. again, crews have been working hard. the power coming back online here in the east buy and pg&e expects to have the power back on no everyone in the area later on this morning sometime between 10:00 a.m. and noon. and again we had a little light drizzle, light rain overnight here. let check in with sal here and see if any of this wet weather is causing problems on the roads. >>> good morning, alex. i might say it is. there are more crashes, although not too many more. but still slow traffic on some of these commutes. let's go right to 280 where it seems to be drying out. it was a little bit slower now and the traffic is a little better as you drive through the area. we don't see any major crashes along 280 in san jose or 101 but definitely a little bit wet out there. when you go in in the nimentz freeway, a lot of slow traffic. bay bridge, toll plaza right now westbound is backed up for a 25-minute drive. it looks relatively drive here. l

eastern time when the cast of the "closing bell" will interview the ceo of cyber arc. again, "closing bell" today. back to you, sue. >> dom, thank you very much. breaking news in the bond market, the five-year note went off the board. rick is tracking the action. how did we do? >> this is a c-minus. i probably should have given it a d-plus. we need to leave a lot of room for auction that may get messier down the road. this was somewhat messy. 35 billion five-year notes in the hands of new ownership as of about four minutes ago. the yield 1.80. the bid side of the one issued market, 1.795. tald off a bit. the bid to cover at 2.56 well below the action average and the lowest bid to cover since december of 2013. if you go to directs at 8.8, that's the softest on that area since july of 2013. a c minus what leaves the last of the supply to come tomorrow in the morning of seven-year notes. >> yesterday an a. that's why you need to watch. apple, samsung, now blackberry unveiling a new smartphone. the big question for investors in the latter company, will it help revive the s

you can see the clouds arcing up and around the big ridge of high pressure. for us, we have a trough here in the bay area. so that's what's keeping things nice and cool, keeping the clouds coming in, but the good news is, get that sunshine we promised you in san francisco at this time and you'll get it three more hours before the fog rolls back in. i always like to give you the good news and the bad news. we've got some heat coming your way. temperatures are going to be very hot, triple digits in the inland valley spots, but if you want to hit the beach, take a look at our ocean temperatures. they are still unusually warm. we're typically in the 50s and we're holding on with temps in the 60s with no change in sight when it comes to those ocean temperatures. for us, we've got some big changes coming your way, starting tomorrow. boosting temperatures up by about ten degrees. that's going to peak the high pressure thursday and friday the warmest, then we'll start to cool you off. stopping the clock 9:00 a.m. wednesday, so be it, we do have a little trough trying

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. >> so he comes back around, gets his feet up arc approaches the ramps and takes it up to speed, boom whoa! >> land it land it, land it! >> yeah. >> that is incredible! as you can hear, he's cheering. very, very happy to have stuck the landing. >> impressive. but i don't understand the fat suit part of it. like why? >> the reason they're doing this is for a short film, he's actually playing a character. for some reason in the film, at some point, the fat guy character is going to jump on a snowmobile and jump over. you want to check out the short film, see it on youtube. >> it's not just -- in case something fails. >> right. >> yoda and the orange. ♪ ♪ >>> anyone who's a dog owner going to be able to relate to the video from just another production production. the five people you meet at the dog park. first, the know it all owner. >> what kind of dog? >> not sure. >> definitely chihuahua. >> fox-like in the ears. >> like the wild animal fox. >> like the wild animal fox. >> what kind of food are you giving her? >> i don't know what it's called. the shelter gabe it to us. >> the shelter

. >>> each week american history's tv "reel america" brings you arc eiffel films to tell the story in the 20th century. released in 1938 and sponsored by the farm security administration, the river is a 31-minute documentary about the mississippi river valley and its role in american commerce. the film promotes various new deal proms by arguing that poor farming and timbering practice have caused flooding and destruction. during production of the film, a catastrophic flood hit the ohio river and extended the mississippi valley leaving hundreds homeless and dead. the film makers captured many scenes of this flood and incorporated them into the documentary. the film was made with the cooperation from the public works administrative, the tennessee valley authority and army corps of engineers. ♪ >> from as far west as idaho down from the glacier peaks of the rockies, from as far east as pennsylvania down from the turkey ridges of the alleghenys, down from minnesota, 2500 miles, the mississippi river runs to the gulf carrying every drop of water that flows down 2/3 of the continent, carryi

king also said that the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends toward justice. the reason we support civil society is because we have seen in this country of ours that it does, in fact, bend towards justice but it does not do so on its own. it does so because they're hands of ordinary people doing extraordinary things every single day and they pull that arc in the direction of justice. that's why we have freedom in this country. that's why i'm able to stand before you here today. and that's we will stand with them tomorrow. god bless you you all. god bless all those who are working under tough conditions in every corner of the world. thank you, cgi. thank you, president clinton. thank you. >> that was president obama speaking at the clinton global initiative in new york city talking about the civil soc soc projects that the white house intends to undergo around the world. supporting ngos and other groups that are trying to foster positive civil society around the globe. while the president was speaking, nearby at the united nations, secretary of state john kerry

they have been through the full arc of emotions and today what was visible was the row emotion that wasll there. >>> a celebrated photographer has returned home for an important exhibition. ragna, known as rags, spent 30 years document iing landscapes -- documenting landscapes that are rapidly changing in remote places on earth. kim vinnell has the story >> reporter: documenting the lives of those whose world are rapidly changing, and the unforgiving landscapes they inhabit. this photographer spent the last three decades going back and forth to the coldest places on earth. >> it's horrible when i draw or paint something. my paintings are my photographs. and i wanted to get something. then i just saw what happened, or thinking like this is taken away tore disappearing. i had to talk about that. i had to do it like how a painter would do it. in doing so, he won dozens of award and risked his life. >> in greenland, waiting to capture this hunter, he knew things could go long. he had lost all the bullets. we were on the ice, far away, and no bullets. and we had to fight back the weather and

. >> reporter: history shows most lone wolf arc tacks are committed by individuals not linked to anyrorist organization. timothy mcveigh who bombed the federal building in oklahoma city and more recently the man who shot up the navy yard in d.c. >> and to put the latest bulletin into perspective, we are told that law enforcement receives bulletins like this on a pairly regular basis as a precaution. jake, i reached out to law enforcement sources and they tell me they have no knowledge of any credible, planned attack taking place in the u.s. this bulletin was just sent out as a precaution to keep law enforcement on high alert. >> pamela brown, thank you so much. let's any now live to the united nations security council where british prime minister david cameron just decried the beheading of the french citizen. >> it's about isil. it's about al shabab and boko haram and al qaeda. everywhere there is conflict and everywhere there is islamic extremism has taken hold, but i believe there are three things that we can do. first, we must reinforce our counter terrorist efforts to prevent att

kathy wood, arc investments chief investment officer, i like that, disruptive innovation.o us, technologically-enabled platforms that are going to change the way the world works in some way, shape or form. the way we do things, the way we work, the way we're entertained. cheryl: okay. i'm thinking the apple watch, and i'm thinking it's going to monitor my heart rate, tell me if i've got the flu, but health care, i would think, is disruptive in that regard. >> there's a lot of stuff going on in the health care space, and really the platform that has started that is dna sequencing. so the cornerstone company is alumina that's causing innovation. apple may participate. apple, i know, is working with the information services part of it. athena -- cheryl: athena health as well. so dna sequencing, basically going back and looking at what is made up of the history to not just predict disease, but potential liqueur disease. >> -- potentially cure disease. >> right. understand what clusters of genes are involved in different cancers. and sequencing them and silencing those genes, r

her career has traced the arc of television and media. not just television, but all of media. because here is a woman who gets her start, her claim to fame, on broadcast television in the days of the big three networks with johnny carson. but now more recently, she had a youtube channel. she was on cable. she was on fashion police, of course. so she was able to invent and reinvent herself so many different times. frankly, in a way i think many others look up to and will continue to look up to now she's passed. >> and you think of joan rivers, her sense of humor. you think of joan rivers and her daughter melissa, her only daughter, so incredibly close. her -- you know, acerbic comments when it comes to all things fashion on "fashion police" and "celebrity apprentice." >> sometimes mean comedy. but i interviewed nancy o'dell over the weekend for "reliable sources" host of "entertainment tonight" and she said during joan rivers' coverage of the red carpet more honesty came through. because not every dress is a hit, not every dress is perfect. and joan rivers was one of the first,

anarch can, in fact, if me over lay the potential increase in safely from that one area of arresting arc can as a reference comparison you see the problem. we're really focusing on the inches where we can measure and calculate and we're saying we just don't know when the feet will hit mr. whether this century or next century and the scientists nobody wants to scare people that's not our goal but i want you to think bigger it's applied in some of our figures medicate than is a warming factor let me bring this to the a close the best sets or two sets of graphs this is 4 hundred thousand years of sea level rise if we conspirator goes global average temperature and carbon monoxide in green for green house gas emissions and 4 hundred thousand from left to right the present being on the right-hand side what is amazing there's 4 age eye the temperatures up and down the global. the 3 line? >>line up sea level, temperature and grefz the problem to put this into prospective in the upper right it the green house gas emissions and carbon monoxide is gone it's at 4 hundred and straight up and tempera

. >> again, we believe the changes we made in the historic design, is comparable to the arc and this design conforms to the standards. it retains character defining features flt property and repairs lost features that we can document, replaces them in kind, repairs, deteriorated features which can be deteriorated and incorporates vital new development in a way that does not detract from the historical character of the property. we want to thank you all very much for the time. we know you've spent on our sizable sponsor packet and we look forward to answering any questions you have. >> commissioners, any comments for the staff or sponsors? >> i have one question, it seems like the ramp designs in particular, there is a lot of different pieces. i'm wondering what the actual design you will come up with. you talk about the rendering 620b that shows the stairs going up. >> the final design is with glass. >> i was going to ask about the wind ows. i'm happy to hear that you are trying to get a can ustom design from hopes. one thing is just a comment from planning staff is the detail on 50

from the top of the rock, spain's costa del sol arcs eastward, and 15 miles across the hazy strait of gibraltar, the shores of morocco beckon. these cliffs and those over in africa created what ancient societies in the mediterranean world called the pillars of hercules. for centuries, they were the foreboding gateway to the unknown. descending the rock, whether you like it or not, you'll meet the famous apes of gibraltar. 200 of these mischief-makers entertain tourists. and with all the visitors, they're bold, and they get their way. yeah? you can have it. you can -- you can -- you can -- here on the rock of gibraltar, the locals are very friendly, but give them your apples. legethe britishhat as lwill stay in gibraltar.ere, ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here with john paul keith and the 145s. >> sun studio sessions and its performers are brought to you in part by the american society of composers, authors and publishers, ascap, home of america's songwriters. >> el

we've seen a lot of that had arc this afternoon, my goodness. >> john: again. , it does not take the hop that he's looking for and that ball with a 56-foot off-speed pitch. the hop that he's looking for and that ball with a 56-foot off-speed pitch. >> matt: rizzo bounces that one past gordon. coghlan scores and it's a 7-3 dodger lead. second hit of the afternoon for anthony rizzo and his 74th rbi of the season. >> john: hanging breaking ball and again, he's the got his hands so over the play, but keeps them back. putting the ball in place at the right place at the right time. first and third, nobody out. couldn't score a run so the cubs get a run back. the pinch hitter now will be the right-handed swinging mike gold. >> matt: it's been a tough year altogether for the young baseman who was given the starting opportunity at third. struggled through the all-star break and slowly lost more and more playing time to luis valbuena who has hit with power since the break upon. 6 . >> john: did he come over here from texas in the garza trade? what everyone is talking about the farm system is b

know from from heiko fan this has been confirmed that the former prime minister yulia timoshenko the arc rival of unocal which has left the prison hospital and now on her way to kiev. is defined he says he will not accept any decisions coming from the parliament he still is the acting president according to himself and he earlier equated everything happening in the country to a quote a time he even made a comparison to nine hundred thirty situation in germany when nazis were coming to power he said that he will continue touring south and east of ukraine. that's way she feels safe for her. but. yet another live in the same spot for showed up. i am not a politician but we see that it is arab countries that sit on the world's greatest oil reserves and the west just cannot stay away from such tremendous wealth so in order to get their heads without oil the west employs what i would call cultural terrorists. getting over the wall to peace from. egypt so that it leads to some groups were both schools closely today. is forced to move from the most will and being foreign. sheriff in retreat ukra

lucy arc shocker. >> it is indeed, bruce. as you might expect, stunned reaction at garnet valley middle school tonight. fox 29's is a bone in a kuriakose is live and you have even more information about this investigation. >> reporter: yeah, lucy. we've contained copy of the affidavit of probable cause. here it is root now. now police say barber he can changed inappropriate tech messages and direct twitter messages with the a 15 year old girl. he was her teacher when she was in the eighth grade. now the incident happened about a week and a half ago. the texts started shortly before. the victim told police she sent barber a nude photographs. he zen her messages reading "you are a very sexy young lady. another one that said i shouldn't tempt myself and another one that read, your body makes me crazy. on september 12th the girl who is in high school met barber at his office here at the middle school. he had just finish coaching football here. now the affidavit alleges barber then had sex with the victim. the victim told police t

goodell tried but could not get the video of ray rice punching his fiancee, the bomb shell came today arcpparently they had it all along a law enforcement official sent the video to the nfl in april. we're told there is a 12 second voice mail in which a female voice expresses thanks for the video and says you're right, it's terrible the nfl which bungleed and back pedalled then bungled more says they'll look into this case of the missing or maybe not so missing video. my suggestion? start in the mailroom, guys. 49ers lost both starting corner backs to injury. a concern now given bears have two great receivers in brandon marshal and starting defending backs got hurt. culliver, a concussion. safety eric reid says the rookie daunte johnson filling in do have talent to deal with the injuries. >> there is a concern when a guy goes down you know? i think we have the depth if we can't get the guys back in time. we'll make the moves and i think we'll be able to make it work. >> raiders hosting texans on sunday. david carr looked at the tape of the debut of the loss to jets and was asked what he l

the sweeping bay of naples arcs from its teeming city south, past the ancient ruins of pompeii all they to genteel sorrento, the gateway to the amalfi coast. and towering above is the mighty volcano mount vesuvius. the entire bay is well-served by rickety but reliae commuter train. beuse it c unt vesuvius e train's called the circumvesuviana. from the pompeii stop, shuttle vans take curious visitors up the volcano to the end of the road. [ speaking italian ] very nice. okay, grazie. steves: from there, a 30-minute hike takes you to the 4,000-foot-high summit of mainland europe's only active volcano. belly up to the crater-edge viewpoints. the last eruption was in 1944. the steaming vents are a reminder that, while vesuvius may be quiet, it's just taking a geological nap. hiking around the crater's lip, you enjoy spectacular views of its fertile and densely populated surroundings. ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written if music were religion, then memphis would be jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here with dylan leblanc. >> sun studio sessions and its p

so for tonight, cloud cover arc few pockets of sprinkles around during the overnight tomorrow morning. it will ab mostly cloudy sky to start. we'll keep some clouds around throughout the day. there could be a few spotty showers developing tomorrow afternoon. and really we'll continue to keep some clouds around through the middle of the week as well and then wednesday more of the same. a frontal boundary will approach the area and we'll spark off a few pockets of scattered showers. not anticipating heavy rainfall at all really this up coming week. so for tonight, it's mostly cloudy. quiet for the overnight. winds will be light. 50s in the suburb. will 60s in the city. and then as we move ahead to tomorrow, we'll call it mostly cloudy. there could be few spotty showers developing tomorrow afternoon and evening. somewhat similar to today. 78 degrees will be the high temperature for tomorrow. that weather authority seven day forecast, showing you that as we move into your wednesday, mostly cloudy, a passing shower. temperatures top out around 74 degrees. thursday right now sun and clouds,