beautiful city. >> reporter: to return visitors. >> the second time we have been back. >> reporter: the crooked portion of lombard street is a must-see. >> we checked it out. >> reporter: and the tourists are targets at this famous location. a father and daughter saw two men breaking into a car. the burglars pepper sprayed the girl and took her phone and in the same hour a man was victimized. >> they took his camera. >> and then a woman was punched in the face and her purse taken. the man she was with shoved to the ground. >> this is a destination for tourists to feel safe and not to get robbed or pepper sprayed. >> tourists should have protection. i love the way that the street looks. >> i don't see police. >> reporter: there are civilian guards that patrol the area for 7 hours a day. they have done since last summer when a man was shot and robbed. the crime happened before and after the guards were on duty. the two suspects are likely between 16 and 18 years old and the crimes could be linked. >> it sounds similar in the same area but again a lot of incidents under investigation. >> w

transportation how to subsidize public transportation and the rest of the moves in the city we see in the beautiful city of san francisco but ladies and gentlemen, the main issue is the emerging countries cities which number of buildings built in the city and the buildings is 75 hundred years of time we should look into the future in the buildings which are not efficient so those are the issues that we deal with in our report maine the buildings and the transportation issue so we have now an clean out panel here one minister from the government and the mayor from the e merging country and the company which is dealing with energies i will move to the panel and perhaps start to ask the gentleman the minister of norway mr. minister your country is the highest share of electrical cars in the world into the total car fleet in our country how do you see is measures put forward and what is it in the future so far as 20 percent if not share of cars in norway are electrical cars which compress the gloeshld average of unfortunately zero want one percent so how do you do that. >> mr. minister. >> thank you, dr. fo

a live look showing you the beautiful city of oakland, and out on the town, no weather worries. 10 to 20 miles-per-hour wind and stars as you head towards midnight. tomorrow, even warmer than today. we'll take a look at the numbers in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. today oakland residents and city leaders responding to another change at the top of the police department it's now seen three chiefs in nine days. after the newest scandal involving racist texts. leslie brinkley is live with more. >> i talked to self city council membered to who told me the police scandals are an embarrassment and setback for the city and say the relationship between the explosion the citizens is more tibble than ever. >> sir reason 0 no landreth is in charge of at the police, the fourth person to oversee the department in nine days. citiy leaders are reeling from a growing sex scandal. at least 14 officers may have had an inappropriation relationship with a teenager. more are implicated in other departments. another scandal involving this homicide sergeant who could face charges for allo

preparing i guess one of the could he things the journey of last year as i've gotten to know our beautiful city ken burns said cities are a constellation of any stories that's what we're here to explain for the ocean wide center a basically 3 stories that come out of the rebirth of the south of market after the earthquake so in terms of the presentation i'll jump forward to the interpreted display and jump back to the description of the urban room 3 different stories i think the first one and a lot of those two stories were brought or the research by page and turnball i was wearing any pair of levy jeans i thought that levies was an iconic symbol of san francisco it was once cloths it is now a fashion statement the first story we'll tell the first street building the state letter building one of the major extradite or oversees for las vegas straws i explained this project to any 10 why would she didn't realize that den i'm going to turn it over to were objects use for my wife and i an iconic brand of san francisco 62 are first street was first developed in the years after the 1906 san francisco

beautiful city that s boston 5 59. nice to get a little break from the heat and humidity of summer which will be here before we know. it as a matter of fact it shows up on the maps already tonight. 83 in lincoln nebraska and a lot of heat is building out here and guess what that heat will be visiting us again over the weekend. we have this comfortable air over us thanks to the dip in the jet stream. as we get to saturday that will recede north and allow that warmer air we see out in the middle part of country to come rolling right back into town. bottom line tomorrow looks tomorrow. friday looks great and weekend is not bad. it's warmer and more humid and slight chance of couple thunderstorms around on saturday. average high 82. ten below it today for most of the day and a lot of places didn't hit 70 degrees today. tomorrow 78. friday we should be able to hit 80 and saturday 88 degrees and some places hittin first time this year and same deal sunday again we'll watch as possibility of thunderstorms around saturday late

a live look showing you the beautiful city of oakland, and out on the town, no weather worries. 10 to 20 miles-per-hour wind and stars as you head towards midnight. tomorrow, even warmer than today. we'll take a look at the numbers in the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. today oakland residents and city leaders responding to another change at the top of the police department it's now seen three chiefs in nine days. after the newest scandal involving racist texts. leslie brinkley is live with more. >> i talked to self city council membered to who told me the police scandals are an embarrassment and setback for the city and say the relationship between the explosion the citizens is more tibble than ever. >> sir reason 0 no landreth is in charge of at the police, the fourth person to oversee the department in nine days. citiy leaders are reeling from a growing sex scandal. at least 14 officers may have had an inappropriation relationship with a teenager. more are implicated in other departments. another scandal involving this homicide sergeant who could face charges for allo

we'll show you the picture and a live look from the tower camera showing the beautiful city of san francisco and a quiet evening on the way. the forecast calls for another widespread in temperatures. a slight dip in the heat and we are tracking a hot weekend in the works. plentiful stars out there and we will see a lot of 50s across the board. oakland 58 and in san jose and dropping to 56 in vallejo. after midnight we will have a few high cloud building along the coast first thing on wednesday morning. but i do anticipate the high clouds to really break down and everyone is going to see a mainly sunny day on the way for wednesday. another warm to hot day as well. 71 in san francisco and go to about 80 in oakland tomorrow afternoon. 88 in san jose. we are still rather hot inland. 98 in fairfield. palo alto up to 87. the future tracker temperatures as we jump ahead to thursday, here is the cool down i'm talking about of the instead of the midto upper 90s and then going into the upper 80sand lower 90s, 60s along the coast and a lot of 7s around the bay -- 70s around the bay. the warm air comes

so belgium is a beautiful city. and an amazing place. magnifice magnificent. i always had this incredible image. and a number of months ago. belgium is a hellhole. i was criticized badly. what a terrible thing and then the massive problem in belgium. and people said, trump was right. trump was right. i don't want to be right. i don't want to be right. i don't want to be right. but you look at what's going on in paris. you look at what's going on in different places all over. different places. you know it, i know it. they know it. they don't want to talk about it. we don't want to have these problems and we've already got them. look at this weekend. we don't want to have these problems. so what i'm saying is it's a temporary ban, in particular for certain people coming from certain horrible, where you have tremendous terrorism in the world, you know what those places are, but we have to put a stop to it. we have to put a stop to it until such time as we can figure out what is going on because right now, we don't have a clue what's going on, folks. we don't have

it's a sad and beautiful thing aimed at bolstering a beautiful city. >> hoping they could both comfort the victim's families. sandra is an air force veteran. >> i volunteered for both deployments because the whole goal was to try to keep terrorism from happening again. >> orlando is shaken to its core, but kindness is around every corner. people are writing messages on colored paper, creating rainbow chain of support for victims at the hospital. >> we want the families to feel that. we want the victims, those fighting for their lives to be okay. we pray that they will. >> we have to be together. we have to be the good that's bigger than the bad. >> reporter: this memorial near the hospital is about as close as people can get to the scene, pulse nightclub. orlando police not giving any indication as to when the streets will reopen. they're still asking people to avoid the area. >> katie, thank you very much. >>> you're looking at a vigil taking place in orlando, florida, live. >> here is another vigil in new york city's greenwich village. people have gathered outside the stonewall inn c

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. >> orlando is a beautiful city and orlando -- we've shown our spirit. orlando truthfully is the city beautiful. and our community's come together with an enormous outpouring of love. >>> coming up, the politics of terror. >> the words from president obama in the wake of yet another mass shooting and a swift reaction from both presidential front-runners drawing both praise and controversy. that's next. >>> the mass shooting has prompted a swift response from both presidential nominees. >> it's words from one of the candidates that's sparking fresh outrage. abc's tom llamas with the latest. >> reporter: in the wake of the worst mass shooting in american history, donald trump tweeting he is praying for all the victims and their families, but then this. appreciate the congrats for being right on radical islamic terrorism. i don't want congrats, i want toughness and vigilant. we must be smart. that tweet setting off a firestorm. megan mccain telling trump, you're congratulating yourself because 50 people are dead this moing a horrific tragedy? john legend pos

. >> i feel so bad, they come to see this beautiful city and then have all their possessions taken, iteaking. >> if you visit the goldenigate in san francisco, by all means, enjoy the artwork and run up all the stairs, it is a serious work out. and when you get to the top, turn around because the views are spectac url. however, keep this in mind, if you mess this sign, daytime thieves, mosted in five different languages or this sign which says remover valuables and lock you, don't bother running back down because belongings are probably gone by now. it happens all the time in broad daylight and in case, you didn't figure it out, there is a problem at this tourist attraction and since police cannot be here all the time, there are signs around. but people simply donot read signs. i am living proof. i was looking at the beauty of the stairs and i was just going to go up the stairs. >> reporter: this is a verified daytime burglary zone. there are signs everywhere that say it. but when tourists arrive with rentals, they are easy to spot. the crooks know they are easy pickings. here is how y

ages, all of this way to see this beautiful city.t everything was taken all their positions-- possessions, cameras and their luggage. it was just heartbreaking trip-- >> stanley: if you visit the golden gate heights mosaics stairway in san francisco by all means enjoy the even run up all 163 steps it is without a doubt the serious work out. >> stanley: and when you get to the top, turn on ground because the views are simply spectacular. so feel free to soak them and and even take photos. however keep in mind, if you missed the sign which read day timepiece posted in five different languages. for this line which reads prevent the removal of bibles and lock your car. or maybe even this side at the base of the stairs leading daytime car theft. >> stanley: the number of other running back down or even up that matter because you guess that's because your belongings are properly gone by now it happens to all of the time in broad daylight. seriously >> stanley: impatience to have not figured it out there is a problem at this tourist attract

jonathon: we leave you with a light shot of the beautiful city of london.ours after that historic brexit vote. ♪

." >> look at that beautiful city. that's the view from temple university auto eye cross center city. we had some gray skies at the start, looks like things are clearing up out there. 6:16, 64 degrees. matt, how does it look? looks like it's moving pretty well. >> reporter: we are moving pretty well. we are celebrating friday, and we're also celebrating national apple strudel day and cherry tart day and national eat your vegetables day. and national stewart root beer day and national flip flop day if you're heading to the, it's appropriate. meanwhile, on the schuylkill expressway looking good, no eastbound delays heading toward center city. over here is the mlk drive we're expecting a bridge inspection on the mlk from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. if you normal travel the nlk stay on the -- mlk stay on the kelly drive. getting a crash in souderton along broad street at north school lane and construction coming to 422 westbound side at 7:00 a.m. between sanatoga and armann hammer. we're watching a crash if you're heading down t

. >> so belgium is a beautiful city [ laughter ] >> jimmy: been demoted, i guess. is that all?ald trump's other favorite cities are france and disney land. over on the democratic side, word on the street is hillary clinton is not considering bernie sanders as a potential running mate, but bernie is being vetted as the new spokesperson for quaker oats, so that's good. i can't believe -- do you realize bernie sanders is still running. he's like the guy at the rest restaurant who finishes eating and stays at the table until the restaurant turns the lights on on off. hillary clinton is reportedly looking at elizabeth warren, but so is bill clinton, but for different -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: fox news scored an that's a big get, but this is how brett chose to wrap things up. >> have you ever seen the movie caddie shack? >> what? >> caddie shack, you don't know the movie? the part about the dalai lama. have you ever played golf? >> no. >> you're not a big hitter? there's a classic movie called caddie shack where they talk about the dalai lama. i had to ask you about it. >> no. >> tha

. >> anthony: yeah, it's not the most beautiful city in the world, but it is not an ugly city, i meanwith the ugly city. >> anthony: you think it's ugly. >> melek: the buildings are new, ugly, gray, like made up after the second world war. there's only small, old town. >> anthony: right. >> melek: i miss the old buildings like in munich. >> anthony: so 20 years from now, will cologne be the same? >> melek: i don't know. i don't want to think about it because now it's fine. i love it as it is now. >> anthony: i don't hear that a lot. you go to san francisco, rio, there are pressing problems, or that the character of the city is changing. the character of this city does not seem to be changing. >> melek: no. it stays as it is. wanna drink more water? with sodastream you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. ♪ >> anthony: if there's one musical movement or one band that represents cologne better than this one, i don't know what it could be. created in 1964, with holger czukay, j

this is a special edition of "fareed zakaria gps" coming to you today from the beautiful city of st.his week to sit down on stage with president putin. now more of our conversation. president putin, let me finally ask you one question about news reports about russian athletes. there are now two major investigations that have shown that russian athletes have engaged in doping on a massive scale, and that there has been a systematic evasion and doctoring of testing and lab samples. and i was just wondering what your reaction to these reports is. >> translator: i'm not sure i understood what it meant. the problem had a change in the samples that were taken for the doping test. i saw that if samples are taken they are always removed for storage to the international organizations. if the samples are taken, they're always moved to the international organizations. and we cannot affect them in any way, as they are never stored in the territory of the russian federation. they are going to lausanne or some other city. i don't know. they can be reopened and rechecked. and i believe the experts

. >> anthony: yeah, it's not the most beautiful city in the world, but it is not an ugly city, i meanth the ugly city. >> anthony: you think it's ugly. >> melek: the buildings are new, ugly, gray, like made up after the second world war. there's only small, old town. >> anthony: right. >> melek: i miss the old buildings like in munich. >> anthony: so 20 years from the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. hello welcome to holiday inn. running our own business, we've been traveling a lot. a hotel looking to help small businesses succeed is incredible. thank you. holiday inn is an extension of our team. book your next journey at holidayinn.com thank you. don't let dust and allergies get eand life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only c

beautiful city. >> reporter: to return visitors. >> the second time we have been back. >> reporter: therooked portion of lombard street is a must-see. >> we checked it out. >> reporter: and the tourists are targets at this famous location. a father and daughter saw two men breaking into a car. the burglars pepper sprayed the girl and took her phone and in the same hour a man was victimized. >> they took his camera. >> and then

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jonathan: we leave you with a live shot of the beautiful city of london within 48 hours after that historic. ♪

. >> anthony: yeah, it's not the most beautiful city in the world, but it is not an ugly city, i mean ugly. >> melek: the buildings are new, ugly, gray, like made up after the second world war. there's only small, old town. >> anthony: right. >> melek: i miss the old buildings like in munich. >> anthony: so 20 years from now, will cologne be the same? >> melek: i don't know. i don't want to think about it because now it's fine. i love it as it is now. >> anthony: i don't hear that a lot. you go to san francisco, rio, there are pressing problems, or that the character of the city is changing. the character of this city does not seem to be changing. >> melek: no. it stays as it is. ♪ [engine revving] want to know what makes us, us? by the time other people start doing what we've been doing, we've already moved on. the lexus gs 350 f sport, with better overall handling performance than the bmw 535i m sport. ♪ gomery and abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, thei

it's a beautiful city. it's really a wonderful place.hat's what we got to do. >> we got to do that. >> i just think the future looks bright. i'm hoping people will come together more, not just myself, the whole city, because there are so many wonderful people here, and there are so many real opportunities when people work together. it's what you bring, you know. what you give in life is what you give back is what they say. ♪ ♪ stay strong ♪ stay strong ♪ i'm not ready to let you ♪ i'm not ready to let you go ♪ stay strong ♪ stay strong >> i've met a lot of awesome people in portland. they may not all be hip, but they're all cool. and they're all part of what makes portland great. but in a city known for its bridges, it's clear that a bridge needs to be built between the people moving in and the people feeling the pressure to move out. ♪ i'm just not ready to let you go ♪ >> but maybe the developers aren't the ones to build that bridge. we need to build communities which make space for everyone and allow all our voices to be heard. ♪ stay

. >> reporter: despite rio's beauty, city as a whole is facing daunting challenges, a series of setbacksding some to wonder are rio's olympics somehow cursed? a warning from more than 100 doctors calling for the game to be postponed or moved because the zika virus could threaten half a million foreign visitors. that view rejected by the world health organization, which does advise pregnant women to avoid the olympics entirely because of the risk of severe deformities to unborn children. and then there's the political and economic crisis. turmoil after congress suspended brazil's elected president in an impeachment process last month and high-level corruption scandals during the worst economic recession in generations, which has left more than 10 million brazilians unemployed. the economic hardship aggravating rio's endemic problems with violent crime. daily gun battles between police and drug gangs in the city's impoverished areas, as well as a surge in area. this month members of the span, li -- spanish olympic sailing team mugged by gun point. >> we turned around to see what was happen

it's such a beautiful city. >> reporter: perhaps the most poignant message was this woman, a survivor of the shooting in the club that night. she wrote, r.i.p. luis, i am sad you didn't have the same outcome as i did, but i will never forget you. just steps away from her we found giovani nevez in tears, two friends confirmed among the dead. >> they were my dear loved ones. >> reporter: he celebrated at the club often with friends both straight and gay. and feels a strange guilt about the fact that he almost went to pulse on saturday night but ended up staying home. >> i was just very tired and i didn't go. and, i thank god for keeping me safe, but i just, i wish everybody else would have been kept safe as well. >> reporter: versions of that story are so common here. we are only about five blocks away from the senior center where many of the victims' families gathered to get a briefing from the fbi and the medical examiner. perhaps the most poignant illustration of the day, the image of the day were the processions of family members leaving that senior center together, having just hear

[applause] so belgium, is a beautiful city and an amazing place and magnificent buildings. i was there many years ago and an incredible image and a number of months ago, i made the statement. belgium is a hellhole. and i was badly critized. they said what a terrible thing and then the massive problem in belgium. and people say trump was right. trump was right. i don't want to be right. i don't want to be right. but look at what is going on in paris, and what is going on in different places all over, different places, you know it, i know it. and they continue. and they don't want to talk about it. we don't want these problems and we have got them. look at this weekend. we don't want to have these problems. what i am saying a temporary ban in particular for certain people coming from certain horrible where you have tremendous terrorism in the borld. you know what those places are. we have to put a stop to it until such time as we can figure out what is going on. because right now, we don't have a clue what is going on. we don't have is a clue. we don't know each a little bit

they dissemble which is one of the most beautiful cities i've ever been to in the fact that john kerry said what he said today was incredibly tone deaf when there are dead people less than 24 hours ago lying on the floor of that airport where john huddy was reporting from today. >> what you're talking about megan is that democratic experiments that they were trying to do to merge their religion with their politics and obviously this is a referendum on that for whoever the sellers are. you guys are not going to be that beacon, we're taking you out. >> this is the legacy of the obama administration. they have called ice is a jv team, that they were contained and it's anything but and the ugly truth is they have to take responsibility for the rise of isis. if obama had a son of a rack, isis hadn't attacked us in the way it has grown and now were dealing with the ramifications. we can take them out, we can put boots on the ground, we can go after them but they refuse to and thisis the legacy. >> but this really requires a unified strategy and when you hear all the different voices literall

it's a sad and beautiful thing aimed at bolstering a beautiful city.

. >> it is a gorgeous live shot in what is one of the most beautiful cities in the country.hank you, kate rogers at iconic. over to the cme group with rick santelli, and get the santelli exchange. >> well, hello, carl. today is the first day of the t two-day fed meeting and when the previous meetings came out in mid-may, everything thought it was hot, hot, hot, and most now think not, not, not, and there are a variety of reason, and there always are. and take a step back. we see the historic moves europe, asia, and the negative rates, and concentrate more on europe, and mario draghi, and it is no secret what the bund yield s have done, but it is no secret that european banks don't seem to be improving. as mario draghi is going to be hitting the accelerator of the stimulus of the so-called n negative rates, and how stimulative is it anyway? you can come up with the scenarios that might b and it is how below interest rates procure the capital, and what the capital is deployed in, and we could take an example from the u.s., and look at microsoft and the 26 billion and change fo

they don't speak for us -- they never belonged to this beautiful city. >> that was early on this afternoonuncil on american islamic relations, a four square statement, however, from them and against this terrorist. we are joined now by the spokesperson for the muslim alliance for sexual and gender diverse hety. t fasil, it's not the only religion that defines homosexuality as a sin. muslims alone in had that at all. the problem is, of course, you can't control human wiring and people of all groups are going to fall into the lgbt categories and more. so what has your group done to bring the two together? >> that is a really good point. islam is not alone on its viewpoint on sexuality. we provide support as well as services to people who would like to talk about the issues of concern within our communities, issues of home mow phobia, islam-ophobia, which we're facing both of those at the same time. >> and do you think we're in for another wave of that because of this attack? >> it also has started. i was at a vigil just a little while ago in new york and there were people going by and yellin

it's a beautiful city, beautiful downtown area, far from the hubbub of disney and the -- all of the themeto me, it's similar to the difference between if you're a local in l.a. and work in hollywood or if you grew up in washington here or part of the big politics scene. this is hometown life. >> let's talk again about the investigation, and clint is on the phone, as well. so, you know, both of you should feel free to weigh in on this. but let me start with just sort of the overall general question about how concerned are they right now, clint, in the orlando area that this guy was not operating alone? >> well, i think it's a legitimate concern. we've heard from the local police department that they have no reason to believe it was otherwise. but, you know, that speculation until you know -- and i think law enforcement has to play it safe on something like this. that's why you see this overresponse. and i don't think you can have too great of a response to something like this. but i guarantee, every available local county and state police officer, they're in that area on the off chance the

i'm joined onset in new york by ama mulhadin, this is a beautiful city. we often hear of attacks in jerusalem but not tel aviv. >> tel aviv has had their share of violence, particularly in the recent wave of stabbings that have taken place. but you're right, for the past several years, i guess, the concentration has been more on western jerusalem. it is also going to be interesting to see where the shooting originated. so many of the buildings, the public billings in tel aviv across israel have security guards on them. for somebody to enter a mall space inside the mall, they would have gotten through one security permitter which would have involved metal detectors and usually on-site security. it seems most of the activity is outside, but obviously even in many of these public spaces there are security, private security companies, private security guards in addition to the israeli police that maintain a very robust presence in a lot of these areas in downtown tel aviv and nearby. so, again, obviously still very early. but any time something like this happ

. >> guest: it's a beautiful city. >> caller: it's beautiful. i was just there in 2014 to a visit my family. what i also want to say about f all this comment that it's mexicans and mexicans and mexicans, it's not just mexicans. here in charleston, south carolina, i'm a professional spanish interpreter, and a lot of the families are also from the honduras, they're from guatemala, they come here and they also speak dialects which i'm not familiar with, but this is what i do here in charleston as a professional interpreter. i just wish they would stop saying it's mexicans and mexicans because it's not just mexicans.ju it's everybody and it's just not from the latin countries. it's from other countries, because everybody wants to come to the united states for the american dream. >> host: okay, lily, let me ask you. cubans who -- right there at the laredo border they're seeing a big uptick in the amount of cubans traveling through mexico on their way to the united states. >> guest: right. we're seeing cubans -- we see different parts of the border. a

transportation how to subsidize public transportation and the rest of the moves in the city we see in the beautiful citysan francisco but ladies and gentlemen, the main issue is the emerging countries cities which number of buildings built in the city and the buildings is 75 hundred years of time we should look into the future in the buildings which are not efficient so those are the issues that we deal with in our report maine the buildings and the transportation issue so we have now an clean out panel here one minister from the government and the mayor from the e merging country and the company which is dealing with energies i will move to the panel and perhaps start to ask the gentleman the minister of norway mr. minister your country is the highest share of electrical cars in the world into the total car fleet in our country how do you see is measures put forward and what is it in the future so far as 20 percent if not share of cars in norway are electrical cars which compress the gloeshld average of unfortunately zero want one percent so how do you do that. >> mr. minister. >> thank you, dr. for yo

ever this case when "action news" comes right back. >> reporter: what a beautiful shot over the ben franklin bridge in center city. not so beautiful here as we look outside in exton, still the overnight construction going on along 202 northbound side by the 30 bypass, you can see they still have the left lane blocked. traffic is getting by in the right lane without too much of a delay at this point. still dealing with storm damage from yesterday afternoon, but in westtown township, they are in the process of opening 936. which is good news. lennonb. he -- lennonburg road is closed. queen lane is blocked use ridge avenue. expect company as you do that. construction is wrapping up, we had an overnight scrash on the new jersey -- crash on the new jersey turnpike south of robinsville, but that has cleared out of the way. >>> this is more than a traffic problem in ottawa, canada. a giant sinkhole collapsed and swallows up a van. oh,! >>> there it goes it happened yesterday at a construction site next to a major shopping mall. it led to a gas leak and water main break and nobody was hurt. >>> time for a look at busines

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