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but fifit, we takeke a look athe population problem. just how many people are there onon our planet, and can it coe with us all? in the early 1800's, the global population hit the one billion mark for the first time. thanks to more efficient farming methods and greater access to food, it grew quickly after that. medical progress then pushshed down mortality rates, giving populations a further boost. in industrial countries, birth rates have slowed down. now, it's mainly the populations of developing nations that continue to expand. today, there are over well over 7 billion of us. ♪ >> a neonatal ward in kabul. these tiny, vulnerable infants represent the future of afghanistan. the world needs the next generation -- or ds it? can our planet deal with a growing population? does it have the resources to cope? at toll does it take on naturea? citieses such as delelhi and jaa struggle with the fafaout from overcrowdi every day. therere are just t too many pee lookining for work, , for foodr somewhere to live. our planet's humanan populations

athe agency improved the projects yesterday.it is the latest move to make city streets safer for cyclists. the protected bike lanes are on 5th street stretching from cal tran to marketplace. the plan calls for widening the sidewalks and reducing the traffic lanes from 4:00 until 3:00. the recent traffic studies show 5th street is one of the most dangerous in san francisco. >>> our time is 418 timty. let's get you out the door. sal is here. he has his coffee. he is watching the roads. what do you see out there? >> i do see the commutes are underway, dave and pam, the long commutes like the gilroy super commute. it is underway. northbound 101. you can see traffic is looking pretty good. and for the most part, we don't have any major problems through morgan hill and san jose and it continues to be a very nice drive all the way up into the valley. there have been no major problems on northbound 280. this is a live look in downtown san jose. we are off to a nice start. a little bit of a back-up, but here at the bay bridge, it is ligh

vendetta saying it's a move that could have devastating consequences for our kids' health and the air atheia attorney general -- went further in calling it monumentally stupid. we're ready to fight this senseless decision by the epa. simon says the decision, which could be finalized as soon as tomorrow, only has one benefactor. >> the ultimate winner of this action is actually the oil industry and that's because the oil industry will be able to sell more gas -- have more gas guzzling cars on the road. >> on the embarcadero, eearound more often. i think we're steering in a good direction. >> reporter: the only question that remains tonight is when the attorney general here in california will file suit against the trump administration for this action. it would not be the first time he has done so. we expect that action to come very soon. live in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> kpix 5 is bringing you original stories about the housing affordability crisis here in the bay area. red what it's going to take to pull us out of this mess. seniors like linda owe ins fighting to stay in their homes. she l

and within the show you do find a loof examples of portrait of the artist as athe young child with his mother, or more contemporary works.te for example, a large painting which is a group portrait, so it is all women from immigrant backgrounds engaging in politics. a lot of the works in this room are speaking to the greatt migration, to the exodus of the american south and also to he forced migrations within the united states including the trail of tears.mi that is thation addressed in this painting. "wonderland," which is a video piece, shows a little syrian boy who is 13 years old and deaf. what is heartbreaking is that you see what this little boy has suffered this is communicated without language. we don't need any translation. it is all this visual language and gesturing. i think it ione of the most difficult works in the show, but also one of the most powerful. this is a show that really -- it invites viewers to think about the ethicsf hospitality. it is hard to leave the show without having some kind oon reflecn that. something that i tould bes wonderful for the current administ

this pilot program is athe latest effort to reduce the amount of disposable cups that end up in the landfill. starting next year, a new berkeley ordnance will go into effect that requires businesses to charge 25 cents cents for disposable cups. >>> saying i am sorry it affected 20en kindergarten. the children didn't get their launch on monday because some school staff members were in the not office to schedule food. there was a miscommunication, so for some reason, we weren't able to get that delivery hot lunch to the students up there. >> it really doesn't instill a lot of confidence in the district when while we are already in pain from everything we are experiencing then, you know, they don't provide lunch to our children. >> now, the oakland school district says a staff member quickly stepped in and immediately served up some pizza. it was already there at the school and that lead to an outdoor pizza party. >>> well, people on the peninsula are being warned keep an eye out for mountain lions. the latest sighting came monday night. the big cat was spotted in the area of hacienda way. ktvu

>>in about an hour we're back on the ground athe livermore airport animals are set down on the red carpet. taste of a royal welcome they're about to receive. >>pet food express has sponsored the bay area pet care for the last 9 years it attracted a 100,000 visitors this year. and this is the first time stray pets have been flown in for the event. >>i was standing in the boat when now they were being brought over on the van for flight board is excited after the zoo animal in need of loan upstairs actualty for this and i want to say animals that were brought up on the plane work probably adopted within an hour. >>even little rosebud and peggy found new homes. more animals from fresno were driven in. >>site this weekend they went home empty. they just said that this week it amounted to month's worth of adoptions of their shelter. these are usually animals that were designed a long the play store, wrong circumstances. really all it is and given rights the right place to go in the right family made they flourish they really do. >>of the 2000 pets that were up for adoption at the the on any cou

this comes just days after the terrifying incident athe navy yard, metro station, where a group of teensatform, and on to the track bed. and dc police are stilly workin to ide all of the juveniles involved in the beating kicking stomping andin sg incident attacking a man outside shington hilton. several in that group have been arrested. that dc police keep statistics on attacks by g. but we have asked them for more information on it. we canl telu that metro investigators t sayhat they've been reviewi hours of video footage and they have been able to arrest four juveniles and they're being charged with aggravated assault. they're now in the hand of the attorney general's office. and dc police as far as t peopg tw the robbery of the woman, but so far,hahey no chargit wh the assault. >>> now, on that story this morning, 5:33 is the time. dc psice officer i in stable condition aftereing shot during a barricade situation in southeast. police responded to reports of a shtingn an apartment complex ted ficetoofilwaledr by return fire, dc police say a victim wa critical ppinjuries. >>> haengin re

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the change effectively bars most central american migrants athe southern border.hey first have to seek asylum in a country they passed through. immigration activists denounced the court order as a "death sentence" for thousands, and mexico's foreign secretary also deplored the ruling. >> ( translated ): the court's on is astonishing in the papact that it is going to have, a court of the united states. so what do we have to do? o eate alternatives so people do not haveke on those risks. we are concerned about that. tweeted that the high court's order was a big win. but, it is also temporary, pending the ultimate outcome of the legal battle over the the environmental protection agency announced plans today to revoke an obama-era regulation on protecting wetlands and small streams. the agency said extending federal authority beyond large bodies of water amounted to a "power grab." evironmental groups said move could threaten drinking water for millions of peopma. in the ba officials cut the nuer of missing in the aftermh of hurricane dorian to 1,300. that's roughly h

. >>> we are looking ath a commute that is so far doing okay. this is a live look at highway 24 on the way to the tunnel. that seabreeze kicked in yesterday. many occasions started to cool down. still some temperatures inland flirting near 90. we'll show you how much coming up. >>> will come back to mornings on 2. yesterday, the billionaire business man attended annual labor day picnic in the east bay. he talked about the importance of labor groups and protecting union jobs. >> every political fight i have had, my first partner had been organized labor and my best partner had been organized labor. this is not new. this is what we have always done. >> the town hall starts at 5:30 tonight at the california ballroom on franklin street in oakland. we suffered a campaign setback. he is optimistic he will be on stage for the 49 debate. >>> kamala harris will return to the pivotal state of new hampshire. she joined a group of union members in los angeles. they protested against kaiser permanente accusing the medical center of unfair labor practices. sh

it's the same kind of costs that sit there with the tariffs ath u.s. giant. >> so does that make our market more attracteleive to not only the u.k. and the new government and the e.u. has still mentioned it. germany is negative. >> certainly when you look at the global economy, the u.s.wi while s is stillooking good really, i have to say. it's broke around 2%. 19 in terms of gdp and yes we're slowing into it. themer still remains resilient. consumers benefitrom that. the fact that europe is much more exposed to some of the slowdown in china does mak our companies, you know, again, if you think about the more more attractive.ted companies that being said, obviously there's a lot of companies that do aes lot of bus in the u.s. and can't completely throw out europe. >> on that note billstone. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> avalon investment and advisory. >>> the feder trade commission today issued a record fe ogainst google's youtube site ttle allegations that it used ildren'sat without parents' consent. ylan mui hashe story. >> reporter: will pay

it is two or three gospels in which the story of ap athe story of the wealthy young man, and he was a good kid, he was a good guy. jesus said, he said what must i do, and jesus said come follow me. and he had too many, he was a wealthy young man. so, something about he couldn't leave, whatever his positions or preoccupations were to deepen the relationship with jesus. so, you work with youth and young adult, what is the distinction or difference in those groups? age? >> i would say, we are looking at, for use, we are looking at ages 13 to 17, 13 to 18 if they are still in high school. then, for young adults we are looking at 18 to 39. is quite an age range with a lot of, especially for young adults, a lot of different things going on in that span of time between 18 and 39. >> and, i know that you have all kinds of events. i think you parishes. describe some of that to me with that is. >> i really see our role primarily at the archdiocese level as consultants. we are going into parishes that don't have youth ministry or young adult ministry and are interested in trying to start that. a

dry and milder pattern starting thursday ath awai f your weekend plans.ook at the latest computer model. it's kind of scaling back on the distribution of showers. 4:00 a.m. tomorrow around mendocino county. you'll see the wet weather. 5:00 a.m. it's still right around the north bay and you will notice at 8:00 a.m. the showers appear to be holding together in the north bay, but then as they slip southward the system starts to dissipate a bit. at 10:00 a.m. spotty in nature from the east bay down the peninsula as we head into 11:30 a.m. as well and then it's pretty much done. there will be lingering clouds. like i said, not an even distribution. not everyone will see the wet weather. be aware of that. around this time of year it's not uncommon to see this. some areas like san jose could see up to .12 in santa rosa. take the umbrella to be on the safe side. temperatures will range from the mid-50s to the low 60s with the extra cloud cover. it's not going to be as cool tomorrow morning. and tomorrow afternoon another breezy day. a mix of clouds and sun. 71 in

athe houston astros. yesterday, they finished a series against the detroit tigers. starting pitcher had a great day pitching seven innings, allowing just one run, and will ten strike-outs. now, chris davis gave the as a 3-0 lead, but this two-run double in the 4th. the a went on to win 3-1. tonight's game against the astros starts at 5:10. >>> well, the giant rest main a long shot to make the play- offs, but there is still a chance they will be hosting the pittsburg pirates tonight. yesterday, the giants were in los angeles playing. yes, the dodgers. it was another tough game at the place where the giants hitters. they managed just four hits. they could not score, and they lost 5-0. tonight's game against the pirates begins at 6:45. well, since there was no baseball over the weekend, the ballpark opened up for the annual giant race. a kid's run anall leading up to the half marathon 10k and 5k races. the race took runners along the waterfront and it wrapped up back on the baseball field. >> just the tough of times. it was also a treat to go inside the joints stadium

i'm not tak tg athing away from him. but i come back to these are management jobs, you hire people for policy. theanagements to sethe tone, work ethic, how youetl with people, all tho kinds things andnd that's where i disagree with donald trump. lot of his policies democrats ree with. i think a lot of people think we should bry pro immigration but decide who comes intohe country rather than who shows up at the border. i understand we have an obligation to help those who are th atened, but that doesn mean you have to take them all v in and that's i think the general view of the american public. i think most people think that china not being fair with us. people liked the idea that we're taking onin i don't think we're doing it in the right way. i ant something from you, i might kiss you and ask for a favor. i wouldn't hit you upside the head and ask you for a favor and people wonder why it doesn't work. people think we should talk to north korea. even if nothing comes out of it, better to try and talk, he's doing that. yo

michael, you're a national security reporter, white house reporter athe new york times.t else have we learned about this complaint? >> well,e knowhat it involves a conversation the president had with a foreign leader. and we know it also involves ukrain and tonight the new york times is also reporting that present trump did pressure ukraine's president zelensky to son might have, you know, done something inappropriate in ukraine and whether joe biden ght have intervened. really the underlying facts thereon't bear out the president's theoryhat there was something sinister going on. but we still don't have theull contours of what this whistle-blower complaint consisted of. someone in the intelligence community filed a complaint and it has multiple comnents to it. ukraine is one part o it. there's a c to a foreign leader. we don't know if that's the same thing as the ukrai complaint. congress by law ought to be seeing this complaint by n b n is not. so another aspect that is happening here is an assertion of executive authority by the yrump administration to keep this compl

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be athe producer side, may little bit of an overreaction.on crude prices will be driven by the duration of the outages. there is a lot of uncertainty. initially, saudi was talking about bringing a third of production back monday. they may have backed off of that a little bit. production may not come back for a week or a month. given the uncertainty, the equities are reflecting that production may be off-line a little bit longer than expected. we may be looking at multiple months of outages, versus a quick rebound in oil supply coming back in two to three days or a week. shery: have you started considering how this could affect saudi aramco's ipo and evaluation -- and valuation? noah: on the security side, it is a real concern. they have targets of bringing aramco -- an ipo for aramco. theirre is any hint facilities are not as secure as we thought were just that material amounts of supply come off in a short amount of time, that is a concern. higher oil prices do benefit the financials for aramco. optically, they will look better. that does n

is athe point is that this large fine for children's privacy.is no question a drop in the bucket for google. it will be easy for them to pay it. it is like looking through the couch for loose change for them. this is a large fine for children's privacy, 30 times the previous record which was just a few months ago. they are thinking they basically got back their own budget for the bureau of consumer protection. it doesn't go to the ftc, it goes to the treasury. they got 30 times what they had gotten in february. caroline: is there a risk that this goes more global? could we see other areas -- the eu is ahead of the curve when it comes to finding big tech giants. our other countries going to feel like they also want recompense? ben: they have not signal that the way they sometimes signal things. it is important to note that one of the things the ftc is doing is saying, if you are aware of ,he children on your platform the children flocking to your video creators, that is a big problem and a regulatory move that folks in europe are starting to sign

very difficult to see how they will get a resolution within themselves unless they choose a different ath. but what i can say is in scotland we have a very clear view and the only way to avoid it is make sure that scotland's voice is heard loudly and clearly. >> thank you so much >> member of parliament scottish national party talking up his party's chances were there to be an election. at least their chances north of the border. >> thank you. it will cause a significant destruction. will the role in the future be tariffs when it comes to trade between the u.k. and the eu at least for the foreseeable future do you feel the world in totality is moving toward more economic nationalism more tariffs more protectionism >> the world as a whole is becoming that way. i think everything in terms of narratives but one thing that happened is the world war ii narrative is fading in our memories this used to temper people's nationalist enthusiasm >> to what extent does having a floating currency in the form of the pond give them the chance to adjust medium term rather than if they had a shared currenc

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ath all of her pretensions language, mercy had not the gift of simple, elegant prose. her sentences, though typical of learned people of the time, lacked spontaneity and grace. they are wordy, overwrought, and ponderous. from the 18th century equivalent of 21st --ntury academic garden jargon. her posture also frozen in time. set the stage for the early relationship between mercy and abigail, with in balance created by differences in age, social class, personal style, and ambition. these letters further provide a snapshot portrait of two women a point in history, a starting point for the narrative that will be written by their pr covers for several centuries. years old when she initiated the correspondence, mercy was 45. both women were married to men destined to be political leaders in the revolution that they did not yet know was developing. both were mothers. tocy by 1773 had given birth five sons. abigail had three young children and would give forth -- birth to one more surviving son. mercy had grown up in the insperous otis home barnstable, educated by the same tu