giant tracker is marauding through the streets of cali in france but don't worry it's just fit to move. up basel is one of the leading contemporary art fairs in the world originating in the swiss city back in 1970 it has expanded so much of it now holds in hong kong for the asian markets and in miami to attract of course american by us this year in miami there's more for sale than ever before and also more public installations for all to see like this one at the beach. a traffic jam sinking into a world famous speech miami beach this is one of the public installations at this year's miami are. it's neat completely if santa and the 60 cars are already hit with visitors who like to snap selfies with a freakish up beautiful sculptor stumbled upon it. traffic jams as it put. who knows who knows where the office flags. maybe we should ask the artist landau elec from argentina his installation is called order of importance gammick wanted to highlight the fragile nature of miami beach which is located on a barrier island when it comes to witnessing climate change the coastal resort city could

back in cali it takes a crew of 17 people to execute and synchronize the dragons movements. is it does it that you stand by what would i. look out. for are there really a good number to go. the job is a perfect. it's a pilot sits inside the head and controls the heads movements and the dragon's facial expressions. are 2 more people who control the jaws of the tongue the eyes and ears back as pierre is responsible for special effects like the water fire and steam heat and doesn't there's another for the wings and one or the tail even if you know there's one person for talon one who drives the vehicle and one in charge of overall coordination for every minute that i know you call them up with so. when night falls the dragon really comes into its own. and by the next morning some people may not be quite sure if what they saw really happened or if it was all just a dream. finally the hollywood actor jeff bridges is turning 70 he's appeared in over 75 movies today perhaps the most iconic was his role as the dude in the con brothers' cult film the big lebowski back in 1998 so i le

the $72.00 tundra in is 10 metres tall and $25.00 metres long after the show it'll be on display in cali starting in mid december it will make its rounds at the french port every 20 minutes carrying up to 16 green soles on its back. it was built by the french theatre group a machine which specializes in creatures like this from. the dragon was built from iron and wood a few months earlier in the city of known to western france the project took some 2 years from the 1st sketches to the finished creation. it was designed by francoise delos yeah the founder of the machine some 80 people work together to bring the dragon to life metal workers carpenters artists and software programmers. first i made a sketch sculpture used to complete this wooden model so simply served as the prototype for the dragon of calais. then i had to be rendered digital at. the dragon skin is made up of some 200 individually crafted wooden components. rule. that was a bit more vivid than this one i am. the symbol of the art. istook ensemble is a giant elephant regularly takes a stroll around la machines exhibition gr

back in cali it takes a crew of 17 people to execute and synchronize the dragons movements. on the beach as it is you stay in line. look out never let up. farther never really get a with the metallic goes the jaw is perfect. it's a pilot sits inside the head and controls the heads movements and the dragons facial expressions. are 2 more people who control the jaws the tongue is the eyes and ears back as pierre is responsible for special effects like the water fire and steam even doesn't there's another for the wings and one of the tail there was you know there's one person for talon one who drives the vehicle and one in charge of overall coordination for every minute that even though you call them up with you so . when night falls the dragon really comes into its own. and by the next morning some people may not be quite sure if what they saw really happened or if it was all just a dream. this is news is raw top stories germany has expelled 2 russian diplomats over the killing of a georgian citizen and then form a chechen rebel commander. believe he was shot dead in broad day

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welcome to circus we're in cali. and then we'll performers take over to the circus ring is clear let's begin. the circus is currently in the northern german city of loopback performing their program storytellers yesterday today and tomorrow the idea is to transport the romantic world of the circus into the 21st century the future is represented by an acrobat interacting with an industrial robot took off moving out of the circus thing should come as a surprise so people should know what is coming home they should say that i've never seen that with spin machine electric lighting. all these courses and sentient at the circus back in the day and now we're introducing him. into. a company based in germany's were region which is specializing in augmented reality implemented the ideas that cally had come up with. they used 3 d. animation to model the figures 1st. for underlay steam also created a virtual version of the circus tent to calculate the viewing angles of the audience members and then adjust the animations accordi

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it's april harvest time in deal cali village everybody's working to bring in the wheat. after 7 months living in the city some of the super touchy on losing touch with their rural background fee. in previous years and look would have been helping his family not any more it had the most. bad but i highly. doubt that. but i had them but i. and i brought her you did not but as i have been a good public school year criminal totemic i'm on my guard. on looks mother davey is making one of her occasional visits to her husband they're still living apart and neither sees much of their son so they have the added we have. for think about. right handed with. the hand the leg that he's easy to have that be this and i'm judged ahead but i'm going to that but i had a deal about that that had to be this made every day that. it's the day before the eye of. the climax of the super effort. i'm going to be. raw jews at home doing his last minute revision. like they were the lobby. for all the families keyed up for the big day. clearly. matching portions of what. sean meanwhile has moved int

and a giant dragon is marauding through the streets of cali in france but don't worry it's just on the move. is one of the leading contemporary art fairs in the world originating in the swiss city back in 1970 it has expanded so much of it now holds in hong kong for the asian markets and in miami to attract of course american bias this year in miami there's more for sale than ever before and also more public installations for all to see like this one at the beach. a traffic jam sinking into a world famous speech miami beach this is one of the public installations at this year's miami art basel it's made completely of sand in the 60 cars are already hit with visitors who like to snap selfies with a freakish a beautiful sculptor stumbled upon.

elephant performing tricks but there are no live animals here the long standing german circus from cali is introducing a new era by using holograms circus director banhart powell says it's a sign of the times if he proudly movies and no longer set up our tents on the meadows but often in a parking lot in the middle of a city that would be so the living conditions for animals have changed. we have to take this into account we have to observe the changing world around us and constantly make the necessary adjustments. for the movie with holograms or the new stars opening the show. head welcome to circus or on kali. and then we'll performers take over to the circus ring is clear let us begin. the circus is currently in the northern german city of loopback performing their program storytellers yesterday today and tomorrow the idea is to transport the romantic world of the circus into the 21st century the future is represented by an acrobat interacting with an industrial robot to the circus come as a surprise so people should know what's coming home they should say that i've never seen that w

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daniel cali duty has undergone a transition of his own back in a shift to the outside back into the midfield and shoulders attack immediately became more potent and i'm predictable there is challenge your rate is still really what bazza seem. certainly on talent you're a. very happy playing in that position is closer to the opposition. childcare playing their most refreshing football in years it all comes from their mentality as seen in the winner against on your own. but by the word ah. ha. and where his journey takes them. it's always hard to say but getting back into europe would be a good way to end the season. shall because football fairy tale marches on. and things on europe and what football can see for the continent of. europe is crumbling. can't put it together. on such a simple game such a complicated continent we set out on a quest for clues because the state of affairs is complex this breaks it and emerging nationalist tendencies in every corner. the national rally from. the freedom party of austria. germany. hungary to name just a few. all over the continent populists putting na

in indonesia i was in a place called cali about a city, so i remember that some immigration police attackedtely police attacked the refugees. unfortunately the police in indonesia attacked refugees and twice i witnessed that they deported many people back —— in kalibata city. so they didn't ask any questions. that's why was really worried about my safety and i imagine if theyjust deported me back. so i went to, i decided to go back. so i went to, i decided to go back to australia. and after 48 hours are a boat —— our boat broke and they took me from the ocean and put me in prison. then i escaped and began i went to australia by boat. so it was a really dangerous time. are now looking at the past, i think, you know, sometimes i feel that it was work that really i had not needed to do that because it was so not needed to do that because it was so dangerous. but at that time, i just wanted to feel safety and find a safe place. yeah. i know that you saw people who were on the boat with you drowned, actually, killed. you survived because you were picked out of the water but other people did not

school have to do with the coup in bolivia fine i'll just end with a promo code all right so williams caliman the commander of bolivia's forces attended the school of the americas and for benning georgia in 2003 he was the one who suggested that president abel morales step down suggested yeah not with a gun to his head with an army to his head. now critics call is all mater the school of the americas a cool academy a school for assassins or the school for dictators however like all great american institutions of higher learning the school. some famous alumni some of which are war criminals and some of which may be war criminals pending the outcome of an upcoming trial. yeah it's a that's true well the school's curriculum dates back to the 1962 it's intended to prepare for conflicts like the cuban revolution so counter-insurgency internal security you know what i mean i gotta say our record was unimpeachable intil people started saying that graduates carried out massacres in el salvador yet public protests in public pressure led to the closure of the school years later but the military open

for more on this we're joined from cali in western colombia by emmanuel resin tao an activist who has joined the protests from the capital bogota we have gabrielle santos a congressman with the ruling democratic center party and also in bogota sergio in his direct at columbia risk analysis which provides for consul colombia's political and security situation hello everybody. you saw there the comments from protesters in the streets we recorded them just a few hours ago and they spoke to the stream specially when you know who is out on the streets who is striking are you surprised by the morality of protests. yeah and he actually the diversity of the protest is something that gives the protest a lot of strength but it's also something that makes the protest week because the number of demands and the number of requests the objectives of the protests tend to be diffused among such a large group of people and so i'm just thinking at manual you have been out by you have been striking what do you want to happen. well. first of all if you're going to expression of an indignation that had bee

the same were finishing is a that was the most lack of integrity thing i've ever seen by a member of cali, especially a chairman another result ofow there's move no additional amendments can be offered which means no more debating friday's vote is expected to go along party lines a full house vote on the articles is expected next week. his president trump is impeached the matter th goes to the gop led senate i'm john lawrence reporting. well coming up next on the kron 4 sight on san francisco city >>in the public in less than 24 hours. how the city is trying to combat this problem. a new study sheding light on just how much renters are paying right here in e bay area but the rising rate concerns mean for you. a new vaccine law set to go in effect in california next month, we'll have details on this law coming up. here'sa little peek outside it's a foggy peek at the mateo bridge. this is not the only bridge that's covered in fog is dense, it's along the coast. it's inland many of our bridges are under special fog advisories this morning so be extra careful out there we'll have a complete w

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cali, the golden doodle on herfirst outing, apparently, to a polling station in edinburgh.lling station in dulwich village in london. and majestic millie wins best dressed. lots more on social media if you wa nt to lots more on social media if you want to go and have a look. let's check out the weather prospects now with louise. hello, there. certainly had a cloudy thursday, and rain around so far this morning. rain will ease its weight off to the east but you can see how extensive it has been across england and wales with a little bit of wintry list for higher ground across the north of england and across the north of england and across the north of england and across the mountains of scotland. here, it will stay in the cool side with just 3—5d at the very best, but as the bulk of rain shift eastwards, slightly milder conditions, a brighter afternoon in the south—west, highs of 10—11. the bulk of the rain will push into the north sea during the night, leaving a trail of blustery showers being blown in from the west. gale force gusts across the extreme south—west and here,

of safe houses on arrival the gun run is in charge of this one in a suburb of the border town the cali. when we come back with guns they can stay here a day or 2 and then our people come to get them when everything is ready to take them away they distributed throughout the country with one should mean jail time but if the gun runners get stopped by local police there's a simple solution. as they say here with money the dog dances sort it all out with cash and then we each coraline way i don't know you and you don't know me with the guns make their way to the cartel soldiers the same ones the battle the big it's going to thirty's and the 17th of october this confrontation between because helen the government. that would have if this in a lower cost. this is where. yes it would happen but obviously as you say it would have been hard for us without the number of weapons i mean we probably would have beaten them if it wasn't so easy to get hold of the guns. the mexican forces humiliation then and in direct consequence of leaving us gun regulations and this country's insufficient border sec

quote assimilate into the these people into brazilian society and raise their standard of living some caliis a journalist based in brazil could he says the mining of indigenous land will only increase on behalf of government. in the main at least the most visible indigenous voices from activists overall do not want mining and commercial production of castle or of a grain such as corn on their lands many beaches period people know from very bitter experience in fact that when they let not indigenous people into their that for mining this is things tend to get out of control very very quickly mornington spring prostitution it tends to bring drugs tends to bring by that and you know most indigenous communities mainly just communities in the absolute have bad experiences with mining this isn't something new this is something that money into. have been after in brazil for decades now and with that although it seems that they are getting closer and closer to their long term goal we seeing this year especially increased numbers of land grabs are indigenous land where people are moving into indige

one senator who does not have to make that calculation is, let harnis from cali. she got ouof the race. you have been covering hers and she launched this campaign in january. what went wronta ited off so promising for kamala harris. >> i think those expectations that were set from the very beginning, that's really sort of dazzling lunch rally anin oa really strong rst debate performance against joe uld be high for any that politician to hit and particularly someone like kamala harris , she had the kind of raw attributes that should make a strong politician. but the truth is, il ked into gear. i think for those of us, all of us havecovered her in california before she was a presidential candidate. i think we saw some of the tendencies that mpy be ed her career sometimes in california really playing out in the presidential race. i think particularly sometimes this ininct for caution, maybe the senator second- guessing her in thanks for that led to a muddled message that made it hard r her to make a single core pitch about why her in this very crowded presidential fi

and i'm a bitch is looking for cali he's supposed to be here. the minstrels hall is the largest room in the castle. and the restoration work is going on 8 meters above the tourists heads. now you can see the details you know this is water damage right you know exactly like up on the ceiling the water also got down here and for the very nice. this something here. and these 2. this is the 1st time we're doing this really going over all the surfaces but it's necessary of course that's a big responsibility. on the ceiling alone some 2000 individual areas need to be restored. mckayla christology and 2 colleagues have been working on it for more than a year already. this is how the minstrels hall should look again. and says to. us and when i was 1st in the minstrels hall to make the offer and this is the image i had with me. it's really if you take the light alone and how it reflects off the gold or how the colors here interact with the sculptures to some it's really fascinating case. a scene in the shifting right now the scaffolding is taking a lot o

it has to be confirmed by tox caly studies. d by toxicology studies. >> but for mode of death he circled both accidental and suicide in which he wrote in the word probable. the suicide team will be conducting a psychological autopsy to determine if it overdose was accidental or intentional. for now marilyn was placed inside box 33 in the county morgue in the complex housing the los angeles county courthouse. >> it wasn't the first time i utilized bottles of scotch to get into an area that was off limits. the next thing you know he was in back. he snapped pictures of the toe tag. he watched as they opened box 33, slid out the steel door and attached the tag. he says they uncovered her body and aloud him to shoot some of two rolls of film. >> the images he took lack to his own studio and claims to have processed, examined and quickly put into a safe deposit box. >> but he decided nobody should see the images of marilyn's naked corpse. but eventually a photo leaked out. the world was stunned. sadly, it wouldn't be her last indigni

strikes deal and they very much like the deal that ambassador cali zblad achieved by the end of august and then president trump canceled. for them that's still the starting point of any further talk and more of what they envisioned the talk. they are however very unhappy about the possibility of u.s. withdrawing its forces without deal, fearing this greatly augmented force in afghanistan that they want to avoid. >> some of the military people i talk to in afghanistan say that the u.s. leverage is the money to keep the country going. that if all u.s. troops leave, the money leaves with them. talk about the taliban. do they talk about that? >> absolutely. >> about usa leaving? >> absolutely. that's an issue that they are focused on with quite consistent messaging across large numbers of interloketers. that it would be disastrous for the u.s. to liquidate in afghanistan and eliminate once they are in power. and they definitely believe they will be in power, although they will make the argument that they will share power with someone. and the in some form is really the crux of all the diff

. >> reporter: and let's not forget cali. the folsom family is ready for the big day. but this christmas eve is the first time ever the o'neils missing the family anchor. >> which one do you think daddy wants to have? >> i think the snowman. >> the snowman. >> reporter: petty officer first class jonathan o'neil deployed overseas. >> because i love him so much. >> he did active duty for about ten years. this is about his third year as a reservist. and so with that comes sometimes being called back up to active duty and having to deploy again. and we're ready for that. that is part of being a military family. >> reporter: next year will be suzie and johns so ten year anniversary. and she has been through multiple deployments as a navy wife. >> all i want for christmas is daddy. >> reporter: but this deployment was the first as a mother. >> having two young kids has made it a lot more stressful. having to get up and get dressed, out the door. go to work. come home. definitely a challenge 37. >> reporter: for the past four months they have been counting down the days, lite

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next had a presentation from dorthy of the california air resources board which is a division of the caliapproximate a on the emergence of rechargeable landscaping equipment. so i think lawn mowers and weed whackers and it was a nice convergence in the work they're doing and the work we're doing because these things are often used to mechanically deal with plants that you and otherwise need toxics to deal with. and lastly, we had a presentation from dan flannigan who is the urban forestry council president on the work that the council is doing and especially on the recently completed strategic plan which he presented to us just before presenting to the board of supervisors. >> commissioners -- >> on october 16th, the operations committee met and we had four different presentations. jose lem, who ijoejoe salem gavn update on the operations committee. we meet four times a year. just the nature of how the budgeting process works is that almost every time we have a meeting we're having a conversation about the budget either the pre planning, the big show or the update on what happened. the bu

states dumping heavy snow and rain from parts of cali. the midwest and sunday. he is expected to be the busiest. thanksgiving day travel day and the storms will likely make it more challenging as we take a live. near truckee this is one of the cow trans cameras andyou could see some snow there looks like some cars. well looks like it has its emergency blinkers on and the front. so the road conditions not bad great because of all the snow that's been coming down of saturday. flights have been canceled that's according states flightaware. to >>as we talk about this we're joined right now by meteologist mabrisa rodriguez. ile scene up there though because when we saw that storm roll in this week. we saw 80 closeven 50 closed at times. i think there are fears that that could happen tomorrow, yeah, it wouldn't be surprising at all especially with that mixture of snow and rain showers cod reduce visibility and gusty winds as well. >>could make for very poor driving conditions because of that poor visibility d let's take a look. e weekend outlook air travedelays. major

cali on jurors that's at the great ma.back in august august 25th specifically police have bn able to obtain the security images from nearby businesses but they haven't bn able to identify the actual people so they're hopinmaybe you can help. all police know so far is the thieves left the scene in a black four-door sedan. following an unprecedented series of wildfires a new report says that in the pt decade overtime payll has pushed annual wages for california firefighterso billion. e report says overtime pay surged by 65% in the found the number of report firefighters earning more than a $100,000 in overtime alone. surge from 41. in 2011 more than a 1000 in this despite the large paychecks r. experts say it's cheaper to y overtime then hire more firefighters once traing and benefits for all taken into account. >>un the buzz usingika wins the day for the 49 ers but 5 5 amazing kicks. wn >>welcome back 7.45 on this monday morning. it's back to work with some very foggy conditions can see much from our sutro tower. but if you

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breaking news out of washington dc we saw live on our the air the speaker that house nancy pelosi, cali on the house judiciary committee to proceed with articles of impeachment against president trump. yeah she made that historic announcement just one day after the house judiciary committee held its first hearings. >>on wednesday we want to play a portion of what she said. in america. no one is above the law. over the past few weeks. so the intelligence committee working but the foreign affairs and oversight committees. the american people have heard the testimony of truly patriotic career public servants, distinguished diplomat and decorated war heroes. some of the president's own appointees. the facts are uncontested the president abused his power for his own personal political benefit. at the expense of our national security by withholding military aid and crucial oval office meeting in exchange for an announcement of investigation and to his political rival. our democracy is what is at stake. the president leaves us no choice, but to act because he is trying to corrupt once again. t

. >> has to be cali kid. >>> drier for part of the weekend. not the whole weekend unfortunately as we go into friday and saturday. we're going to have some rain justouring with another storm system coming again. it does look good on sunday for parts of the bay area. inland, we'll have sunshine and low 60s and some 50s in san francisco between friday and saturday. we're up to 58 degrees on sunday. if you're planning to go hiking x probably still not the best weekend for that. there will be some clearing on sunday with a break in the rain here and there. we're going to have wet trails and temperatures only reaching the mid to upper 50s. if you're going to the tri-valley this weekend, expect that sunshine coming in on sunday. but it will be soggy for shopping and going out to some of the vineyards on friday and saturday with highs reaching 60 degrees. if you're heading up this weeket some 40s for highs off and on rain and some out on sunday. we'll be tracking this next storm system. i'll talk about the break in the rain today coming up in about t

. >> cooper, kei, and cali. >> reporter: for the record, max and bella for dogs, oliver and luna forthe list, all 40 names, all of them share one element in common. they're people names. >> there's a dog that comes to the dog park here that has my name, larry. >> reporter: how does that feel? >> it feels great but i'm always turning around. it gets a little -- confusing. >> reporter: back at marin humane, we asked why names like spot and skipper disappeared. carrie would know. she knows about a thousand pets here. >> so they can become part of the family. they're no longer living outside. they're living in our homes. we want to have that connection. >> reporter: as for debra and milo, the name was number six on the popular. >> it's just too popular. >> reporter: they widdled it down. >> this is theo. teddy. theo. >> reporter: you can work it out. >> we'll work it out in the car. >> reporter: didn't even take that long. >> from milo to theo. >> reporter: in marin county, wayne freeman. abc 7 news. >> what are the top fives? >> let's go reverse order. boys, five, rocky. four, buddy. >>