she watched as cathy excelled in school. >> cathy was exceptional. cathy made her own way. she didn't follow a role model. >> reporter: nobody guiding her and nobody pushing her. >> exactly. she had her own drive. >> she used to tell her younger sister that she had to leave her mark. you had to leave your mark in this world so that people would remember you when you moved on. >> reporter: you have to leave your mark on the world. did you teach her that? >> no, that was just her. >> reporter: seems like an admirable thing for a kid to come up with. >> well, cathy was different. >> reporter: beautiful, smart and social. and popular. you knew more about her dating life than maybe your mom and dad did. >> yes, i believe to some extent, yes. >> reporter: cathy dated a few guys in high school, but no one she was terribly stuck on. and then in 1994, out of high school and a young woman of 20, cathy started to see a boy named albert. a boy she'd played with as a child, and was now interested in romantically. were they boyfriend and girlfriend? >> she said that they were, you know,

you know, cathy, come on. it never occurred to me that the -- i thought 13 colonies was represented by the betsy ross flag, since when is a really meaningful as white supremacy symbols? >> since colin kaepernick brought it up, and it has caused so many people -- >> gregg: so now he is the final arbiter with moral supremacy? >> not the final, no, not the final at all. >> gregg: for nike, it's the final. >> he is starting the conversation. no, nike has made billions of m dollars with the partnership with kaepernick.rn he is a social justice warrior, part of a counterculture movement in this j country thats so american and patriotic to question everything. don't just believe everything. question everything. >> gregg: why isn't colin kaepernick concerned about nike moving a lot of their production jobs to china, which is one of the world's biggest abuser of human rights, including imprisonment and torture and execution of people who dare to disagree with the government, but i'm not hearing colin get upset about th

and millions like her rely on just here in the state of new jersey where cathy there are 350000 other people just like her they receive a low cost health insurance through the affordable care act of those 225000 have serious health conditions such as diabetes or cancer but nationally the numbers are even more staggering. 8 and a half 1000000 americans signed up for health insurance through the affordable care act more than half with so-called preexisting health conditions but president donald trump has long said obamacare is unfair too costly and needs to go away so we're going to get rid of obamacare repeal and replace because obamacare is a disaster for the trumpet ministration has tried to chip away at it which is troubled health advocates this is a national problem and not funding health care not having the ca or some other option like that we're creating bigger monetary issues over the long run not to mention the fact that they're there just we're not taking care of people we're just looking at sick people. i why would we want to do that this is a nice place to hang out as for ka

she was a targeted victim. >> reporter: who killed cathy? >> we had no witness.d no confession. we had no dna. >> reporter: 20 years went by. >> i still had to keep looking for what i had lost.

health insurance to low income americans the affordable care act or a became known as obamacare which cathy and millions like her rely on just here in the state of new jersey where kathy lives there are 350000 other people just like her they receive a low cost health insurance through the affordable care act of those 225000 have serious health conditions such as diabetes or cancer but nationally the numbers are even more staggering. 8 and a half 1000000 americans signed up for health insurance through the affordable care act more than half with so-called preexisting health conditions but president donald trump has long said obamacare is unfair too costly and needs to go away so we're going to get rid of obamacare repeal and replace because obamacare is a disaster if the trumpet ministration has tried to chip away at it which is troubled health advocates this is a national problem and not funding health care not having the ca or some other option like that we're creating bigger monetary issues over the long run not to mention the fact that they're there just we're not taking care of people w

and millions like her rely on just here in the state of new jersey where cathy there are 350000 other people just like her they're receiving low cost health insurance through the affordable care act of those 225000 have serious health conditions such as diabetes or cancer but nationally the numbers are even more staggering 8 and a half 1000000 americans signed up for health insurance through the affordable care act more than half with so-called preexisting health conditions but president donald trump has long said obamacare is unfair too costly and needs to go away so we're going to get rid of obamacare repeal and replace because obamacare is a disaster for the trumpet ministration has tried to chip away at it which is troubled health advocates this is a national problem and not funding health care not having the ca or some other option like that we're creating bigger monetary issues over the long run not to mention the fact that they're there just we're not taking care of people we're just looking at sick people. well why would we want to do that this is a nice place to hang out as f

. >>> thank you, cathie. good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. earlier today, the secret service and our national threat assessment center, or ntac, as we call it, briefed nearly 400 of our strategic partners on its most recent report entitled "mass attacks in public space s "mass attacks in public space p for the calendar year 2018." as we all know it's a matter of grave concern to everyone and especially those of us in law enforcement. i'm certainly grateful to dhs acting secretary mcaleenan joining us today, showing his support, the secret service continue to bring attention to this critically important sujt. back in the 1990s the secret service which by that point had long been involved in threat investigations and threat management embarked on a comprehensive study as to the thinking and behavior of persons who engaged in violence against public officials or public figures. the results of that study set the foundation for how our agency currently conducts its own threat assessments. moreover, in the wake of the groundbreaking report that fol

cathy gorn: the students who choose performance, i think, really have to want to be in front of a lot of people. but it is 10 minutes. and 10 minutes is a long time. it does not sound like it. but when you're standing up in front of judges, 10 minutes is a long time. a shortther hand, it is amount of time if you have done massive amounts of research. and you just want to tell everybody everything a thing the you know. and usually that is what they want to do. but they cannot. and the reason that we have the time limit, or in exhibits a word limit, is to help students be concise. to learn how to decide what information should be presented, and what can they leave out. they will tell the story, and still provide the evidence, and the analysis. [gavel] catherine johnson -- "katherine johnson: a quiet triumph in a white man's world." >> her mother was a laborer and her father stayed home with the children. >> my father was the smartest man i knew. he could do numbers faster than you could bet your eyes. i had a very interesting childhood, but education was the primary focus in my family.

cathy and dan, welcome. here we go! ♪ categories, please.f the six-- followed by... ...those three letters coming up in each correct response. get off... [ laughter ] charlie. i'll take american writers for $200. - cathy. - who is dr. seuss? yes. american writers for $400. - charlie. - what is "gone with the wind"? - you got it. - american writers, $600.

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bury his father the child and later died adding to a death toll of more than 1600 in the past year cathy zoi al-jazeera. peter j. who is the dean for the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine he says that without the a ball of vaccine the situation would be worse. so the w.h.o. the world health organization is concerned because they've made a request for $98000000.00 to fight this epidemic and so far they receive less than half of it so i think the subtext of this is by declaring this public health emergency and might stimulate some of the donor countries to come up with the full $98000000.00 requested this vaccine has been a game changer i think if it weren't for the vaccine so far about 100130000 people have been immunized against ebola if it wasn't for the vaccine we'd be looking at a situation similar to what we saw in 2014 when the ball is spread across guinea liberia and sierra leone of course then we had no vaccine and if it wasn't for the vaccine and going on right vaccination programs going on right now we could be looking at a situation as bad or wo

people well why would we want to do that this is a nice place thing out as for cathy she stressed about the thought of losing her health insurance i had the 1st ever panic attack of my life. real survival threat like i don't know what will happen i've never thought before this could kill me leaving people feeling sick about what comes next gabriel is on to. new jersey. bank soko has deployed thousands of security personnel on the u.s. border as part of a new national guard they're supposed to provide extra security and fight crime in most violent areas the government has promised it will get special training and human rights as john heilemann imports from. doesn't appear to be happening. because new police force the national guard that looks militarized that's because it is made up mainly of soldiers and marines and commanded by general the government hopes it will tackle mits because recall boylan's many are worried that in doing that it could trample over civilians rights look toward. those worries were at least calm down april 9th when the government made a deal with the united natio

cathy park, new york >>> investigators combed thrs a left 2 injured in the city of plantation the aftermath was apocalyptic. >> reporter: new images capture the astounding aftermath a south florida shopping center unrecognizable from a blast many couldn't believe they survived. >> the windows are shattering and falling. a lot of dust all over the place. the fire sprinklers are going off and people are running everywhere >> reporter: fire crews arrived to find the wounded walking through a massive debris field a scary deja vu for joe gordon you're a new york guy, when you rolled upon this, did you have a deeper fear? >> i had a few flashbacks. >> reporter: it appears the explosion centered around a pizza shop that was empty. >> i told the manager about it and he said he didn't smell gas and then when he did, he was in repter: the cause is still brun searching for anything that could lead to answers. any evidence that would show this is intentional at this point? >> too earlye seriously hurt, but expected to survive. >> what it could have potentially been could have been much, much worse >> r

to bury his father the child later died adding to a death toll of more than 1600 in the past year cathy zoi al-jazeera. we cannot go back to our top story that's a breaking news of the u.s. house of representatives which has voted to block some sales of arms to saudi arabia mike hanna has more from washington d.c. and how that played out. the house has passed 3 bills back to back dealing with arms sales to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates effectively blocking some $8000000000.00 worth of arms sales the bulls approved by the senate earlier will now go to the president for his signature but instead it's likely to get a veto the president vetoed a measure introduced by congress back in april expressing concern about the u.s. involvement in the war in yemen and he's likely to veto these bills the problem is is that congress both house and senate does not have the necessary 2 thirds majority to override the presidential veto yet the spota passage in the house reflects the anger in congress bipartisan anger largely at the president's insistence on maintaining a relationship with saud

cathy is the lead technician and has programmed rose's voice what do you think?u wanted? it has such a good cockney accent as well. amazing. will had to get you on eastenders next. rose's grandmother and aunts have travelled to be here as rose unveiled her new voice. are you ready to play your voice? hello, my name is rose. it sounds cheeky, just like you. china plate, mate. going to have some fun with them. you have your new voice which is now a cockney accent type voice and you also have one of the cockney rhyming slang there as well. you are good to go. are you happy? i think she is happy. as voice technology improves, hopefully more people can take part so in the future anyone who has lost their voice from a disability can also benefit. you have donated your voice to rose, you have never heard your voice coming out of this device. until now. how are you feeling? nervous, but excited. rose, what difference has this device made to your life? i have struggled to get people to understand me and what i wanted. i used to communicate, but it took a long time and mad

to bury his father the child later died adding to a death toll of more than 1600 in the past year cathy zoi al-jazeera. while a new case of the virus has also been reported in uganda fuelling concerns it may be spreading beyond the democratic republic of congo and 3 points between the 2 countries are being screened after a congresswoman crossed the border to sell fish died on her return to d r c dozens of people are thought to have come into contact with her. and on monday the congolese city of goma recorded its 1st case of ebola since it is it the 2018 outbreak it's home to roughly a 1000000 people and it's raised fears the virus could travel across the urban population and into rwanda. we can now get more on this from peter j. hotez who is the dean for the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine and he joins us live from houston and texas thank you very much for coming on the program it's good to have you on the show. that p. h. i.e. i think the public health emergency of international concern has only been invoked very few times what does that this now help

of black sweaters with big lips prada offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry crossed the line with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up annoying anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with you so for a drop there starter which kid parfum box after being scolded by a witch community all cases requires some damage control again our respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. wednesday's haring on childless. which has sparked a diplomatic incident between ukraine and russia has been postponed for 12 days the chanst was arrested last year by the ukrainian government there have been calls by journalists worldwide and even president putin to release him they know the case is politically motivated and he was simply carrying out his journalistic work to get the chanst he faces up to 15 years in jail prosecutors were switched on the day of the herring meaning they were not familiar with the case. of has no plans to release whatever the findings. i think what's happening right now i

because of black sweaters with big lips offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry crossed the line with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up annoying anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with the set for a drop there starter which kid parfum box after being scolded by a witch community all cases required some damage control again i respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often thanks for teasing r.t. international my colleague taylor will be with you at the top of the hour with all the natives had line. i think. i. got. a little cut. of it. but it was. ok. because. it's kind of financial survival john today with the money laundering 1st to visit this cash and that's a different thing. this is a good start while we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands it will pull these banks are complicit in the tough talk received a softer did mckown say hey i'm ready to do some serious muhlenberg ok let's see how

of black sweaters with big lips prada offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry process the law in with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up annoying anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with the set for a drop there starter which kid parfum box after being scolded by a witch community all cases required some damage control again i respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. are trying to their is just coming up to 1230 here in moscow we're back again with more news and the headlines at the top of the. my son doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse we started going after the users in the prison population who are we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i increasingly became convinced that the war on drugs was a mistake there are countless numbers of people who are in

of black sweaters with big lips prada offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry process the line with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up on knowing anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with you so for a drop there starter which kid parfum box after being scolded by a witch community all cases requires some damage control again our respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. the parliament has elected its new president opting for a tongue in politician david saucily who belongs to the socialist and democrat faction of m.e.p.a. is the parliament will next decide who will succeed john called younger as european commission president for his job the leaders have put forward german defense minister underline over half of the 751 m.e.p. is in strasbourg will need to approve the pick one aligned support the idea of a united states of europe and of an army she would become the 1st woman to head the commission which has helped win her support but not everyone is a fan. underline is

because of black sweaters with big lips offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry process the online with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up annoying anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with you so for a drop there starter which kid parfum box after being scolded by a witch community all cases required some damage control again i respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. if they're trying to they're just coming up to half past 8 in the morning here in moscow good to have you company we're back again in just over half . during the great depression which old must remember there was most of the family were unemployed working. there wasn't it was bit much worse objective listen to dish but there was an expectation of the things you're going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america where shaped my the turn principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo duo engineer elections manufacture consent and

offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry crossed the line with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up annoying anyway which is for instance i'm not messing with you so for a drop there starter which kid parveen box after being scolded by a witch community all cases requires some damage control again i respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. trying to ok let's just give you an update on our top story this hour the fire on a deep sea submersible that killed 14 people in russia's northwest yesterday the russian defense minister has just revealed that the officers sacrificed their lives fighting the fire and thereby save their colleagues although it's not been revealed how many people were on board the kremlin spokes person did explain why there is still very little information about the victims. the commander in chief has all the information but naturally this information cannot be made public it belongs to the category of state secrets so no it's not a tall order but no more i

. # heathcliff, it's me, your cathy, i've come...een here being performed on the bbc‘s top of the pops, mimicking the star's expressive moves in the song's video. with the weekend upon us, the weather is looking generally dry and settled for many of us, it has been a warm, humid week but actually things have been turning a bit fresher, through the weekend, plenty of spells of sunshine, one or two showers around, it won't be quite as hot and humid as it has been earlier in the week. the reason for the dry and settled theme is this area of high pressure that is building its way in from the west, so that will slowly squeeze away a ny leftover showers, we will still have one or two showers on saturday morning, particularly for parts of northern and eastern scotland, and later in the day a few cropping up down the pennines in towards the midlands, and perhaps the odd one reaching the south—east of england as well. elsewhere a lot of dry weather, the cloud should break up throughout the day, allowing the sunshine to break through, temperat

. # heathcliff # it's me, your cathy i've come home, ah, # i'm so co—o—old...sees fans of the musician performing a flashmob dance, mimicking the star's expressive moves in the song's video. simultaneous events will be taking place in 30 locations across the globe, from berlin to tel aviv. so keep an eye out for that. the us city of new orleans is experiencing strong winds and heavy rain, we have some live pictures coming in as the city prepares for tropical storm barry to make landfall. we will follow that story in the coming hours. but for now, you are watching bbc news. with the weekend upon us, the weather is looking generally dry and settled for many of us, it has been a warm, humid week but things have been turning a bit fresher through the weekend, plenty of spells of sunshine, one or two showers around, it won't be quite as hot and humid as it has been earlier in the week. the reason for the dry unsettled theme is this area of high pressure thatis theme is this area of high pressure that is building its way in from the west, so that will slowly squeeze

of black sweaters with big lips prada offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry crossed the line with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up annoying anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with the so for a drop there starter which kid parfum box after being scolded by a witch community all cases required some damage control again i respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. you are trying to the you won't international could have a company this morning we're back again in 35. trump's impromptu visit to the d.m.z. separating the 2 koreas was unprecedented and historic indeed it was a bold even brilliant decision of course his political opponents particularly the democrats running for president and the media slammed an orthodox diplomacy is on the side of peace. if you will not obey the voice of the lord your god to do all. that you've. been all these curses shall come upon you and overtake you. and then the white people. and the point must be returned to black people if they g

cathy, head teacher in trafford.‘s move on, shall we? talking about what goes on more generally in schools. poorer pupils are, on average, 18 months behind the rest of their classmates by the age of 16, according to new research by the education policy institute. at the current rate, the study says it will take 500 years to close the gap. the analysis indicates that there are particular problems in the north of england. in blackpool and rotherham. the gap in secondary school achievement is the equivalent of more than two years. with me this morning isjo hutchinson. jo is the director of social mobility at the education policy institute. she is one of the authors of this report. and in our norwich studio is paul collin, headteacher of city academy in norwich. good morning. jo, jo, starting with your study and some of the findings. this suggests 500 years, it is absolutely staggering! do you have any idea what is going on? well, what we have seen what is going on? well, what we have seen happen and what we are concerne

of black sweaters with big lips prada offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry process the law in with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up blowing anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with you for a drop there starter which kid parveen barks after being scolded by a witch community all cases requires some damage control again our respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. students at a u.k. secondary school have started a petition after they were banned from wearing scarves in a bid to promote gender neutrality under the new role all pupils at appleton academy in more than england will have to wear trousers from september. both female and male students parents in some teachers believe that the fed the school has decided to make wearing transit and lay shoes compulsory for gender neutrality is a complete farce and the rule should be overturned hundreds have signed the petition however the school and says most parents and students have responded positively. there are a num

d'arcy to bury his father the child who later died to a death toll of more than 1600 in the past year cathy zoi al-jazeera. ebola got its name from the above the river and the democratic republic of congo where the virus 1st appeared in 1976 the latest outbreak started in august and is the 10th in more than 40 years last year one that lost from may to july killed at least 33 people and in 2014 at least 49 people were left dead separately the outbreak in west africa between 20142016 claimed the lives of more than 11000 people back in 2007 more than 180 people were killed 12 years earlier at least 250 died in a major outbreak. thank you. let's bring in our guests joining us in geneva miss sadie's taytay she is the international medical secretary at doctors without borders in lancaster derek gatherer a viral or just an elector at lancaster university and in beni the democratic republic of congo just plain more he was a community organizer and member of a struggle for change and civil society organization welcome to the program to you all i'd like to begin with derrick gather in lancaster 1st t

iran has also hurt from cathy and sanctions. it may feel it has nothing to lose.trying to bring about an international coalition to condemn the situation and so far both france and germany have called on iran to release the british tanker immediately. thank you very much. lets speak now to the conservative mp and chairman of the foreign affairs select committe, tom tugendhat. what is your take on the situation and the prospects of de—escalation? i think this is extremely concerning. what we are seeing tested is fundamentally the system of rules that have kept us safe and prosperous for the best part of seven years. this is admittedly a british tanker that has been taken, but it could have been from any nation. the crew, we must stand together with our friends to make sure we resolve this issue as soon as possible. in a sense it is less that it as possible. in a sense it is less thatitis as possible. in a sense it is less that it is a british flight vessel, because in some ways that is a sort of convenience thing, isn't it? it is more that the potential challenge r

of black sweaters with big lips prada offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry process the law in with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up annoying anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with be said for a drop their starter which kid parfum box after being scolded by a witch community all cases required some damage control again i respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. in france hundreds a rural schools are about to close forever despite promises by president mccrone to keep them open he was responding to demands by the best protest movement takes a closer look at the issue. it's been 2 months since french president emmanuel kwan promised that no more schools would close in a period of what he should not have closings of schools or hospitals without mayors accord until the end of my presidential term and yet now more than 350 rural schools are closing their doors and people in communities like this one a furious it's terrible that schools are closing member rule areas

of black sweaters with big lips prada offended someone with key chains that look like black people cathy perry crossed the line with shoes resembling a black face i mean. really your product may end up blowing anyone which is for instance i'm not messing with you for a drop there starter which kid parveen box after being scolded by a witch community all cases requires some damage control again our respect everyone's feelings but aren't the offended going a bit too far a bit too often. the u.s. government is now threatening to impose new tariffs not only on the chinese rivals but on their friends to european goods totaling $4000000000.00 or face an additional levies from across the ocean the office of u.s. trade representative is issuing for public comment a supplemental list of products that could potentially be subject to additional duties the newly proposed tariffs come amidst an ongoing trade dispute initially triggered by a conflict between american companies boeing and its european rival us in 2004 the 2 aviation giants have accused each other of receiving illegal government subsidi

that even eat alone companies have helped them in times of need they still feel and trapped in debt cathy zoi al-jazeera arabic. and it's time for the weather now has ever turned well it's got temperatures rising really rising quite sharply coast vast parts of western europe over this week by the end of the week one of 2 spots could come very close so their all time records you can see how the clearer skies are there across that western side of year up in this area cloud that we have here as making its way across germany towards the baltic states and a bit cloudy out towards the northwest but let's not worry about that for now we can see where this weather system is just making its way across the navia pushing further east was take a look at some of these temperatures were 30 in warsaw 26 in 23 in london 23 in london is about what it should be look further south look at these deep red sea over spain and it over portugal we have got some wildfires burning 39 celsius there for madrid and as we go through into monday much warmer air starts to push its way across southern and central parts of

. >> from cathie in colorado, in g guneson. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm calling to ask about the speaker and her growth for opportunity organization. i understand that it's a koch-funded non-profit research group. in the huntsman school of business. and that they, excuse me, received a $25 million pledge from the charles koch foundation just recently. >> thanks for that comment. we do, in fact, receive money from the charles koch foundation. among a variety of donors and individuals that support our mission. we are extremely thankful for their support. they allow us to do the research that we do. our research is completely independent from our funding which means that i as a researcher get to focus on the questions that i think are most meaningful and that i think have the most potential to help improve public policy and i'm sure thankful for all the denations that we get. >> you're part of the huntsman school of business. governor huntsman, what's his influence, i suppose, the research that you do and the topic of land management? >> yeah, he does no

cathy says is the sun going to come out. i said yes. it did. blue skies.he biggest push on the fog besides the coast, was up in the napa valley. now, back to the coast, that fog goes. inland areas in the sun. it will be warmer for just about everybody. that fog is tough, tough. you get a southeast breeze in the santa clara valley. northwest wind yesterday. that takes care of a different scenario. when you get a southwest, 9 travis, yesterday was 25, 30 miles an hour, that's a sure sign temperatures will be warming up a little bit. that's what we are looking for today. that southeast san jose, 14s south, south mountain view, half-moon bay. temperatures will struggle to get any warmer than yesterday, a couple of degrees. temperatures for the end of july, the forecasted highs, that's normal for this time of year. we are close where we should be, above, a little below. no extreme one way or the other. temperatures should be nice by the coast as well as around the bay. mild conditions, rutherford near 90 degrees, pleasanton, 86. navado 83. bellmont, piedmont, u

sit rather cool this morning, cathy, napa valley, contrary to stephanie redwood oh e estates, not so51 degrees. should be a beautiful day. i see 53, 54, but i would believe 5 1, calistoga is 49. kelseyville, hillsburg, 51. don't see that all the time. wood acre is 50 degrees. en gros, na vado, it will be warm but nice. san ra mope, low 80s. heels bug, 85. menlo packing oakland, upper 60s to mid and upper 70s. bodega bay, cap tola, 60s to 70s. west, southwest, 2 at travis. still on shore oak land was, that's the direction the winds is coming from. west at 16. delta breeze is no problem all the way to vacaville and davis. on shore wind. the high is really just drifting enough to the east, takes the cloud cover and ridge of high pressure, out of the picture. fog has no problem when it's 53 to 55 on the water temperatures. 52 santa rosa. mill valley 48 degrees. 53 sunny veil. fairfield 57. 37 truckee. 56, 59 ukiah to sacramento. monsoon season kicked in. thunderstorms to the east. they will collapse before getting to fee in addition. phoenix. some of that cloud cover makes it it in to ca

the coast was clear this morning and our good friend cathy, napa valley, ac kicked on this morning. upper 80s and 90s through interior. temperatures will be warming up in the 24-hour temperature change, yes, everyone, plus four to plus 13, santa rosa. fairfield, out of the gate fast and farming up. if it feels warmer to you, it is. almost everybody will be above average on the temperatures. san francisco has yet to go over average in july. it was 67 , the average is 66. everyone else should be above. maybe san jose can get to 83 and go above our 84. east san jose, 87 or 86 degrees. nice on the coast, warm for some. warm to hot inland. temperatures continue to be above average. that's across the board. if you are inland, that's 90s. the coast looks good with 60s and 70s again santa cruz around 80 degrees. may kick in a little lake breeze. it wiped out the fog and monsoon moisture which paid a visit to sound california, pushed to the east. fog is lurking and the water temperatures are really cold. 50, 5 2, below normal for this time of year. once you get a west, southwest breeze, that

cathy park was in the middle of it in the dark with everybody elrn. >> good mog.appaologed for the widespread disturbance but offered little clues how 73,000 customers stayed without pow for five hours. officials say the power grid is sound and wasn't overloaded but the fallout is just the beginning with o lawmaker calling the situation unacceptable. >> mass confusion in manhattan, minutes after a power outage flipped the off switch on the city's bright lights. times square iconic billboards lifeless. some subway trains brought to a screeching halt. leaving manyassengers stranded. the widespread blackout causing more tha 400 elevators to get stuck. including this one carryingn alle mcveigh and six others. >> new york fire department broke through a brick wall because we weren near a floor to get us out. we're so relieved. it was pretty traumatic. >> esaturday's stretched 30 blocks from midtown manhattan to the upper west side, leaving n the 3,000 customers dark for several hours. >> you just can't have a power outage of this magnitude in this city. it ida too nger

you can e-mail me at cathy@livablecity.org. i think i will stop there. i hope you all come. it is going to be a tremendously fun, rich, celebratory day. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other speaker cards? >> there is someone on the bridge line. >> who would like to speak on the bridge line? >> there is an issue they are trying to solve. >> i guess they are not going to speak at this time. there is a technical difficulty. >> we will need to come back to the bridge line public comment as soon as the issue is resolved. >> all right. let's go to the cochairs report, at this time. today i have two of my colleagues who will be assisting me in this report. i should say that we are dealing with a number of very important issues with the mayor's disability council. i think that seems to be kicking up into higher gear. since our last meeting, we have had the passing of joanna quigley, who was a mod staff member for a very long time. her presence will definitely be missed. we had a special celebration of her life, i think it was last month, it was on a thursday evening. at the