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cit and our fellow citizens, includin g babies, children, young kids, were left to suffer and drown. they did not scramble the helicopters did notmilita scramble the military. >> they did not send needed assistance. rybut those children have been living in a foreign country. they've been living in haiticour they've been living in venezuela. why then kamala harris would have sent in helrris p immediately. a betrayal like we've never seen before. seanwn, this is infuriating. it is beyond the pale. >> never something i thought i'd see in my lifetime. y lifetiand they still we stillt know if many of these people are alive. we don't know. they haven't mobilized anything. nobody in north carolina nobolked to nobody in georgi a one i talked to nobody in southn carolina, tennessee or. nobody's seen anybody from fema . thank you both. when we come. back,come bac par. my interview with the former first lady, melania trump. we spoke about thessinatio assassination attempts on her husband's life. >> straight ahead. >> you connect a child and you kidnapped me. >> i'm so glad that devil. hello, ga

it's not the talk i will present tomorrow which is much more about the local history here cit. on if i remember the day correctly, august 15 of 18 1824. all right. well, that's staten island, new york. but but but the point is there. on august 16th, there is going to be a grand event, as i recall. it's at what is the hamilton and the alexander hamilton? the alexander hamilton courthouse, which is where the national museum of american is located in the lower manhattan. so you were all invited to pm. we have a few hundred people signed up and i want to say is i will be one of the speakers a very different kind of a talk perhaps and i'm going to give today and i need to cut this off but i wanted to make very aware of that special event and after all, one final point. ray halbritter, who is the nation representative that is the head of the united, he will also be giving a speech at that particular point about the relationship among native americans and lafayette. so i'm cutting it off. thank you very much. please join these activities. it's a very, very special time. and lafayette

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when you're in the cit, you kind of wait for this and you earn it all year. >> so when you come out and enjoy it, you know by nightfall people packed the marina district. >> there were lines to get into, restaurants and a wait to pick up food. not the norm for a weeknight. >> this is super busy. i tried ordering online to go faster, but it hasn't been, so i kind of love it. i love seeing the city, super active people out on the streets, and it's nice to have this kind of warm weather in the fall when everyone else is getting cold. >> weather at crystal bar restaurant, the general manager tells me. business increased by 45% compared to normal. starting from the late afternoon, people opted to dine outdoors. >> in the past four years. i work here in marina. weather is one of the major things. you can see the you can see the reservation in the house. the weather is let's go for a sunset plunge in the ocean. >> capped the day for some. >> a great way to cool off the water was making my feet numb. it's not like the florida water which is beautiful and warm, but you still love it. i do love i

are just, you was, were main people to work the it gets when you have to get them this year for the cit. echo will thing. they don't that that's a problem and i know you know, and that's where you go here. so for the 2 of us that out of the easy peasy inside of it all the way i said that you for that for me, let me look in this. is he put a gomez? again, as i say, what else? the me, you go up what the normal or no the maybe say go in the portable see it when item being not, you can record this. maria shared with us her final text messages with her husband the night before. he started his new job in a pony cl mod low set. get this watch. so some which you guys don't that maybe say with windows and what to someone. yeah, i mean boy, i don't know. mucous dancing, last home. the use of the way a yes it for a do you want me to? gosh, the maria filed the workers compensation lawsuit, and she was able to receive a lot of settlements for salvatore's family. though his death leaves keeping whole and their lives, the need to know what the new provider, the government, what do you have on the plan

. >> en otros temas seguimos con un horrendo crimen comeo dentro de una casa en falls cit, washington que habrÍan sido alertados por los vecinos. >> un adolescente herido fue llevado al hospital mientras que otro fue tomado inmediatamente bajo custodia policial. Él fue trasladado a un centro de detenciÓn juvenil. se espera que su primera audiencia sea en las prÓximas horas. y la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte dijo que ha abierto una investigaciÓn formal en el caso del helicÓptero que se estrellÓ en houston, texas, y que cobrÓ la vida de sus cuatro ocupantes. >> lo hacen para determinar quÉ causÓ el accidente. los funcionarios estÁn pidiendo al pÚblico que envÍe cualquier informaciÓn que tengan sobre el hecho. incluso esos videos de vigilancia que hayan logrado captar escÁndalo en perÚ. el ex presidente de ese paÍs, alejandro toledo, ha sido sentenciado a mÁs de 20 aÑos de cÁrcel. lo acusan de haber tomado 35 millones de dÓlares en sobornos de la constructora brasileÑa odebrecht. >> esto para la asignaciÓn de contratos como el de una carretera que conecta con brasil. asÍ

the 49ers are three and four after losing to kansas cit. dallas is three and three. they're coming off a bye. before that, they had an embarrassing loss against detroit and need a win as bad as us. so i see it a very similar situation. despite his team's struggles, the 49ers head coach is confident his group can turn around their season. we've got a group that a bunch of good people that don't blame each other and know what you got to do after stuff like this. there's only one thing you can sit and talk and evaluate all the stuff, or you can get to work and find a way to be better the next week. the niners host the cowboys on sunday night football. kickoff is at 5:20 p.m. the game can be seen right here on nbc bay area at levi's stadium in santa clara. anthony flores nbc bay area. yep, that's right, we've got you covered on sunday, a special pregame newscast from the field at levi's at 3 p.m. anthony flores will be there, raj mathai will be there, and myself kick off again. like anthony said. 520 you can watch the game on nbc bay area and then following the game, spo

after a long search, we find a former crew member of the cit berry i called, willing to talk to us. that was the ship on whose that we had observed armed soldiers. the men now lives in the u. k. his work as a sea man on the research ship ended shortly before the war against ukraine began. it's the 1st time he has spoken to a journalist about his time on board. although he has left russia, he does not want to be identified and his own voice has been replaced. he is worried about his family, who still live in russia. after all, he's sharing military secrets. the 5 them 6 are close and we need to the base exec at low speed when they're looking at the c bed. that's always an indication that they're doing the real work. and the spyware used to be a nice job, but the varnish does. they don't want people to know when they working vendor, and if the ship is just drifting in the current stuff, then most of that means the engine is switched off and then they're using this. so now and then we'll have to switch off all ambient noise charge. he shows us videos that he showed himself on the city

parliament, as well as in the federal parliament if the are also getting respectable, parliamentary majority cit, tablet problem, entirely sure. mia hyphen women in recent years see the far right has managed to create a claim. it must be yours to answer to the point of conducting purges and so some of which are already being carried out in mirrors. officers and district cancels and thoughts and don't wish to see what's going on with the so only those who fall in line are rewarded. so to speak, the of isn't, yeah, i'm going the basically what we now have a situation where the party i supported in some cases by a 3rd of the electorate from already has such a majority in parliament to the end up taking on government responsibility on to the for at least helping to shape the government the agenda started owns and when the exercise their parliamentary right jim? so for example, by sitting on the parliamentary control condition for the intelligent surfaces. besides those are good. now they then have oversight and control over those who as part of a stable democracy are supposed to fight to precisely t

the set of cit, the months, everything, even under general setup general and the holy places and jo, 7, the continued data and all of this to get to the create situation and see what know what sort of we do. we must find that we would have to get to it is the best way to do that. otherwise, the to say so therefore, we believe that the, there are some change now and then commercial commodity even said to your old, i mean, you have some change in this issue. therefore, we believe is of time to make a quarter for the initial commodity for quote, for the show confidence on the book and into another school foundation through revised policy and states. breaking news for you now t, as at times to accuse most scope of using chemical weapons on the battlefields of the ukraine. conflicts as, according to the russian defense ministry which report space. so quote, evidence will be presented, and they will deny zation for probation of chemical weapons conference on tuesday. this is your new bottle. it is currently the russian defense ministry has information about the preparation of prob, occasio

yet please call my liza last day i did see my style over here in the post store yet that i will be a cit. i'm a sion of food and mountains lots. uranium spares neither, it's victims, noise, public choices over the 10 years following the war. more than 30000 native soldiers in yugoslavia develop cancer most what diagnosed with leukemia and brain to most according to various estimates between 10 and 18000 have died. the so called bulk and continues to claim lives. but nato still denies the detrimental and thinks of depleted uranium from this is new care safety point of view. there is no radiological significant to or even in the or even and nothing is significant consequences. it may be in some very specific cases. for example, people very near a blaze that showed up in heat with these kind of munitions they inhaled the arrow falls that could be done as a result of that, there's could be a contamination bodies, more of a health issue of a normal nature. then.

. >> marcus vargas of redwood cit, is relieved to be back in california. he's a chef who was in the florida keys helping with the sea scouts program when things started getting pretty hairy because of hurricane milton. >> the people i was working for, they're on high alert. so it's a really it's scary out there right now. everything is getting pretty serious out there. >> vargas decided to drive to miami and fly back to the golden state. >> it's very stressful. i'm a california boy. i'm used to being out here and hurricanes are new to me. >> but vargas continues to worry about his family and friends. >> my cousin in cocoa beach, my other cousin in west palm, my friends in sarasota and tampa, cape coral and it's just a little bit south of sarasota. >> gigi allen and her family evacuated from cape coral near fort myers. >> we're in cape coral right there. so they're saying it's hitting or about to hit somewhere right in here, because all the local airports were closed. >> they headed to miami to catch a flight to sfo. the allen family used to live in the bay

the world is a cit is a tinder : >> we need to elect donald trump. strength.ong showing on behalf of israel and allies. we need our enemies to fear us again and they don't. they will fear donald trump. >> steve: pardon the interruption. later today the president is going to go to north carolina and survey the damage. the damage is incredible. >> yes. >> steve: it's already the second deadliest hurricane in american history right behind katrina. that desks is devastation is goo cost a lot. we have to help those people rebuild. you guys are involved in figuring out where the money comes from. it looks like you might have to change priorities. >> well, all federal spending is about priorities. i'm from louisiana, a hurricane-prone state so we know hurricanes and disaster recovery really well. congress did appropriate 20 billion additional dollars to fema. >> steve: that's not going to be enough. >> no it's not. of course. it takes a while to assess the damage. >> brian: 35 billion right now. >> yeah. it will be much higher than that, of course. look at the swathe

problem that the wages for some healthcare workers were so low in these very expensive parts of the cit. sorry, the state where especially accommodation costs have been skyrocketing, that something needed to be done to try to address this issue moving forward, or else we would face, you know, extremely severe shortages and retention problems which are not good for patient care. if you constantly have people having to quit their job. well, professor logan says los angeles and long beach already passed a minimum wage for health care workers and hasn't seen any evidence of layoffs. now, you might recall this past april, the state bumped the minimum wage for fast food workers to $20 an hour. now, the professor expects states like washington, new york and minnesota might also enact a minimum wage for health care workers. and like the professor said, you know, that extra bump of 5 to $6000 may not mean much for people here in the bay area, but it is a welcome change, a welcome increase for those really struggling to make it in the bay in daly city, ginger conejero saab, today in the bay. yeah

it's a unique school in the cit. >> at harvey milk plaza, a quarter mile away from the school, the grouplied and spoke out about the possibility of closing. educators say they're worried the district is balancing the books on their backs, and this is one of the unique educational communities that will lose out in the end. >> it's a small knit community. we've had families make efforts to come to the school because of the not just the size, but the actual feeling of like family when they're here. >> vashti ferguson is a kindergarten teacher at harvey milk and says the move by the district means some of the educators will inevitably lose their livelihoods, lose their jobs. >> absolutely. because, you know, at some point there's going to start consolidating positions and people are going to start losing their their jobs, you know, whether it's by force or by people just giving up on the district and leaving. >> sfusd is under orders from the california department of education to close the budget gap. the superintendent of schools says the closures and consolidations are a necessary step to

staffing levels, we want to keep those experienced officers on the work force on the streets of our citwalking the beats in our neighborhoods, as opposed to retiring. and so to me, it's an essential part of building back our police force. once again, and really one of the stopgap measures that we need to implement as we grow our police academy. once again, as i did before as supervisor, as mayor, and i will do again next year. >> you know, what would you do differently than than mayor breed when it comes to addressing the drug crisis in the city? you know, it sounds like you would take an aggressive approach, but we're already seeing mayor breed stepping up enforcement, arresting more dealers, even arresting people who are using drugs. how would your approach to addressing that crisis differ from hers? >> look, this administration's approach to the drug crisis is a complete failure. we're breaking our own record for drug overdose deaths on our streets. every single year. last year, over 850 people od'd on the streets of our city. and we're literally, as a city government paying nonprofi

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as the our general obligation bonds are an important piece of delivering our capital projects at the cit this is an overview of the financial summary for the whole bond. i am only representing the rec and park portion, but it is a it is a joint effort of our four agencies. so i'll delve into the rec and park piece. this is an overview of our first, second and then remaining issuances, we have a number of identified neighborhood parks. then, a couple of citywide parks and programs, including recovery parks, which have specific identified projects inside and then more general buckets for citywide parks and programs. this is our issuance summary. we did a the first issuance was our largest, and then we followed it up by a second issuance to ensure that we could deliver the gene friend, project. this shows our current encumbrances, the dark blue is expended, the peach color is encumbered, and then the green is what is remaining, it is mostly allocated to our projects, including buchanan mall, which is expected to go out to bid this week, and portsmouth square, which is our largest, remaining

working-class and poor working-class african-americans and other racial minorities withinin these metropolitan cits . the actual texts and history is showing us something quite different. in a moment we see these different communities where my work is based. we are coming into the 1970s facing the estero -- deindustrialization. the city of chicago at this point is still under the control of the daley machine which is functionally blocking any sort of actual help of city resources , the pay for play kind of politics that rules the city of chicago for this time. in response to that, there are more black aldermen on the city council than ever before, but they can only deal in piecemeal. robert h miller of the sixth ward and the city of chicago speaks out once against a daily nominee to the chicago public on the -- education and completely shut them out of the next election. they wish him a nice retirement and he's gone. these politicians, while their representation on the board, that is more having these african-americans in position of power and that is in terms of my representation in the advancemen

bob: one of the things that i am blessed to serve a cit 3,000 grs in 39 states. and it is upon faith that they are successful. so what the church has to do is what communities are doing. stand up and claim christ. don't hide your faith. don't apologize for it. and this goes to what the center strategy is in trying to raise a joseph fund. there are people out there -- for people to embrace the values of our founders, judeo-christian values, we can't do it by writing papers. we have to invest in those people who are propagating the faith by the way they are living their lives. and how they are recruiting people, rescuing them from drugs. rescuing them from predatory behavior. and so to me this is where we need to do, help these grassroots groups who are face centered to close the gap between what they can afford to do versus what they are capable of doing. so the church then is a part of that, but i find the smaller churches that are engaged in ministry are more effective than these megachurches that are just like profit mills. we have to call it like it is. there

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