city island is a fishing village turned what? day to come out here. >> anthony: desus says this place. and desus is always right. >> anthony: how far from your neighborhood? by car. >> desus: um, by car? maybe 15, 20 minutes. >> anthony: 20 minutes! >> desus: it seems like a world away. >> anthony: yeah. but it's kooky. i want to buy some nautical bric-a-brac while i'm here. this is new york city? >> desus: this is, uh, cape cod in the bronx. many of my childhood memories, like, getting all excited to come out and we get there and they're like, "oh, the beach is closed because of medical waste." there's not a day that you'd go in the water and come out with like a maxi pad stuck to you. >> anthony: i've been there. so you were here, like, when? like, yesterday? >> desus: i was literally here yesterday. >> anthony: wow. >> desus: for my sister's graduation. because every time you have an event of note in the bronx, you have to come celebrate at city island. >> anthony: i noticed all the big catering halls. >> desus: yeah. if you g

after suggesting city island by a plane by a post whatever it is i think that the government is taxing these private organizations to bring really less unless it's one of their charities and i think there can charities you know charities and organizations the government will then filter who want to get certain things and you know living in my entire life is not always the king sign that everybody will have on get help. i'm so what is the problem with with all these freelancers rescue in charge of all efforts to talk about way. there has been the most help on the island saying more citizens out there doing rescues than and the u.s. coast guard then the government itself interviews you know all across the world where citizens are where the one who hopped on the jet skis to bring in the sick of this all the rescue boats on tuesday see that there were citizens too often in boats to go and rescue their loved ones anything saying you have seen a citizen too often in their pickup truck their machine trying to go and collect people that they don't know neighbors and house them through this or

all places of involvement in a genocide in the yemen at the moment the behavior in the conduct of city island and the court's ruling against them leaves less the us in a more precarious position with bigger and more important questions to answer that klaus i was intending to ask a and to get it because we invite the saudi arabian ambassador to london to answer some of those questions i understand actually trusses in australia of all places just finally there's a climate global climate strike on friday i know jo swinson obviously she did take pro fracking donation money but she did raise the idea of environmental climate collapse would you be urging people to take part in the global climate strike on friday well where we're going to view it as a take this very seriously and in that north of the plains and that's out of your doors they are certainly concerned about what is happening in the others and their supply has exceeded very seriously the state itself is one of those things that makes people think it might be good we have it over everything that we use and i also feel we've maybe reason t

i know that unfortunately it in abaco it's going to be which is the city island that's closer to us it's actually really dramatic there because there's a lot of undocumented haitians and they were really struggling with the amount of the bodies there but the government is trying to do its best they're trying to make sure they do every get properly we're very small country we only have limited resources but i think everyone's doing well but we're it's starting to hit people now how many people it's the most we've ever lost and you know we've had plane x. stands. you know other things but there's nothing like this and i think people are taking it and we're all trying to stick together and it is amazing how our little community has time to get out there and it's been incredible and thanks to you guys we're getting the word out and the help we need absolutely this was obviously an unprecedented storm of what i understand you know had never been a category 5 hurricane that hit the bahamas like dori and how how do you think the island will move on the especially when it comes potentially for p

city. >>on treasure island felipe should all kron 4 news. >>a councilwoman in the san jose wants the city to ban the cigarettes and flavored tobacco products and not approved by the fda magdalena cross-code she acts the council friday for ordinances that will limit local tobacco sales near schools and other youth sensitive areas. she also called for the city to ban tobacco retailers from selling products to people under 21. now the call comes as federal health officials report 6 deaths and hundreds of illnesses across the country possibly linked to e cigarettes. the new mental health. it's designed to help those in need and provide an alternative to 911, so the new crisis line will be staffed by experienced mental health professionals, they'll be able to decide if any immediate in person evaluation is needed for more information check out our check it out on our website kron 4 dot com. there you can find the crisis hot other mental health resources. we'll send a clear health officials are issuing a warning in connection with a sharp uptick an

flooded coastal cities and island nations and the destruction of coral reefs.ht cnn is dedicating an entireight to the climate emergency and how the top ten democratic presidential candidates plan to address this urgent threat. we're coming to you tonight as hurrando

this city was basically an island for a period of 48 hours. and because of that some people have decided to stay here and ride out the storm because they were not able to get back into their homes last year. emergency officials are telling people to hunker down. this is sort of the meat of this storm. and again just a reminder to anybody who still has power and there is power on in much of the city, once those winds get to 50 miles an hour, the authorities are not going to get out and do any rescue efforts. it's important for people to remember at least for the next six hours this is the time to hunker down. >> thank you for joining us with that live reporting. for more on how the residents of wilmington, north carolina, are dealing with hurricane dorian we're joined by phone by the mayor of wilmington, north carolina. we just heard from bill karins by noon tomorrow this storm could already be in your history books. what do crow expect to wake up tomorrow in terms of the consequences that have already landed on wilmington? >> a lot of rain and

city. so treasure island residents are eligible.so the other question -- thank you. >> president tsen: thank you. >> director dunlop: thank you. i really appreciated what commissioner richardson said about the $50. i don't know if that's non-waivible thing or requirement to show effort. but a lot of people are just short of cash these days. you know, so $50 could be $50 out of groceries or something like that. so again, i do think that the fee could restrict some people and certainly we don't want to do that. second question is we've talked in the past about trying to find housing for, like, teachers or firemen, policemen, police officers, sorry, and i just wonder if -- how that is going. it is hopefully going in parallel with this. >> so, yeah, part of the talking to people about the fees and how would you get to a class and child care, was identifying potential barriers with the intention we would then find strategies for mitigating those barriers. so i do believe the fee is intended as you said, mark, to represent a demonstration

this is really moving, i think, from the weather situation to a breakdown of an island and of a city, and what i'm talking about is last night we helped people evacuate in the lobby of our building, and there was a woman who was elderly, she had fallen and broken her hip. there were people that almost drowned in their house, and essentially their neighbors had to rescue them, so you're not seeing authorities and this isn't a criticism. you're not seeing any help offered by the government here in freeport that i can see and it's just because they're completely overwhelmed, so it's up to people to take things into their own hands and try to save one another, and you just wonder how many people got trapped in their homes, how many people now are cut off. how many people could have been injured and have no hope of receiving medical treatment. right now, the city and island are completely dark, but you know out there, there are tens if not hundreds of cases of people in really serious condition and not receiving help. you know, we have gone for as long as we can. we have food for a couple

flooded coastal cities and island nations and the destruction of coral reefs. tonight cnn is dedicating an entireight to the climate emergency and how the top ten democratic presidential candidates plan to address this urgent threat. we're coming to you tonight as hurricane dorian, the strongest storm anywhere on the planet this year has decimated parts of the bahamas and threatening the east coast. ahead, we'll speak with bernie sanders and elizabeth warren joining me on stage former vice president joe biden. [ applause ] >> nice to see you, sir. >> so welcome, going to have an audience question in a minute. broad strokes here, your climate plan calls for zero, net zero emissions by the year 2050. there is a lot of policy makers out there that say look, it's got to be done faster talking ten, 12 years. your climate change plan talks about spending 1 .7 trillion. there is other candidates talking about spending $16 trillion. is your plan aggressive enough? that's the question. >> yes, i think it is aggressive enough and gotten good reviews for most of the envir

coastal flooding could occur all the way as far north as new york city and long island. we will continue to track hurricane dorian for you on air and online at kpix.com. >>> coming u minist se vt california properties to detain demight migrant children. the push back tonight. >>> a little bear sneaks into a hotel and tries to spend the night. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on a sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem. ... and done. so you can really promise better sleep. not promise. prove. it's the final days where all beds are on sale! the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed now only $899. plus 0% interest for 24-months on all beds. ends sunday. tonight city of los angeles giving a thumbs down to efforts by the trump administration to use its vacant county property for detention centers. the times is reporting the board of superviso

it's been almost a week since the category 5 hurricane tore through marsh harbor, the largest city on abaco islandastructure around the city was destroyed and at least 50 people were killed. roughly 70,000 were left homeless. >>> let's check on the bay area here, things getting warmer now. >> especially by friday, guys. we could have temperatures near 100 degrees. look at the coastline, the fog bank hanging out near the golden gate bridge. we have a layer of warm air compressing that cloud layer. inland it's already warming back up and this will be the overall headline over the next few days. yesterday not too bad, below average. we're warming up today just above the average. we'll continue to heat things up thursday and friday. friday that 99 may turn into 100 in parts of the inland. you get the idea, definitely a warmup. it's really pronounced for thursday and friday. the hottest day will be friday. saturday will still be warm to hot inland, but we'll begin to cool things off and have a big temperature drop as we head towards sunday. this is the source of the system offshore, moving on out of th

effective and interesting that was right out of here in new jersey into staten island, in elizabethtown -- the modern-day city of elizabeth -- into staten island. at the same time, they were trying to cull the same intelligence about new york city. what washington figured out, you have to have redundancy. what if one of the rings is compromised? what if one of the rings just can't send the information out punctually? great quote here by hamilton's former college roommate. "the pen for our army was held by hamilton. -- by hamilton." indeed, that is why we know some much of hamilton and washington's inner thoughts during the revolution, because of the pen of hamilton. washington is quoted in regards to hamilton as saying, "hamilton was his principal and most confidential aide." that says it all. continuing the theme of spies, alexander hamilton is also not only buried near lord stirling and major general william alexander at trinity church, but also the famous spy hercules mulligan. he not be as famous as the but hering, helped with the culper ring. they knew each other from their manhattan days when hamilton w

the southern island city here was a pond and fired.art. members of the public rating as well. the ceremony is due to start in 20 minutes' time. we have the polish president and the german president that as well and we will bring you more pictures from that commemoration when we get it. the 80th anniversary of world war ii we re 80th anniversary of world war ii were 6 million polish people died and it was done on the first of september, 1939, when german bombers hit the city we are in now. where hundreds were killed. we have soldiers waiting for the ceremonies to start and we will bring you more pictures when that happens. finally, ellie goulding has married in front of famous guests and royalty at york cathedral. the 32—year—old singer got engaged to art dealer, casparjopling, last year and was greeted by cheers from the crowd. she arrived in a blue volkswagen camper van, wearing a bespoke chloe dress. the guest list included katy perry and orlando bloom. also amongst the royals attending the wedding was princess beatrice, with her boy

the private developer and also because then they have much on most of these buildings out in the island city and that. the prices of. cities. even for residents who do decide to run down buildings in these prime areas on to much better. family used to live in an old building in south mumbai until it partially collapsed one day during repairs. the governments and the residents here to the so called transit camp to wait till the building was demolished and rebuilt she says the current crew too has developed leaks and gets water logged out of the monsoon. that's that mean really when we moved in here we thought it would take a year or 2 at most but now 13 years have gone by and we have just somehow continued living here in the hope that someday we'll get our own home for young home is a much loved but dangerous place option would be to get out and lead a much broader life in a far flung suburb either way it's not much of a choice. as populations expand and cities grow ever denser optimal use of space is becoming increasingly essential but the architects and urban planners envisioning the reside

of existing american city and given that i don't have that i'm going to build a health city in the cayman islands some of the most innovative medical entrepreneurs in the world are looking for ways to create regulatory start-ups so we can unleash modern innovation in medicine. the fourth part of the sub tiet liberate humanity from politicians, we talked about that a little bit, anything else that you would like to add to that? >> well, when i'm on a cruiseship i'm not arguing on who the captain should be. thousands of ship that is fly, why doesn't the dictator of the cruise ship haul us, not because he's more saintly than politician on land because we can choose another cruise. this incentivizes providers to innovate to please us because they are competing with other cruise lines. >> people say it's relatively utopian. >> utopias come in through all of the time. you and i are living in the united states right now, the things that come from granite comes from crazy utopians, women should be able to vote, i should ban dancing, dancing shouldn't be allowed, the ideas that people didn't choose went a

we maybe saw once a century should start happening once a year in some of these crystal cities and low lying islands and when you think about how an increasing percentage of the world population is living in these sorts of regions cities and megacities across africa asia that are on the cards they hugely threatened by this and on top of that small island nation that they're seeing sea levels rise increasingly they're losing the amount of land from which they can move to and. i think i mean one of the scientists said to me that i think in fiji every had instances of relocating communities because of rising sea levels so there's a certain asians do see to this problem what can be done in fact to deal with the situation again we do anything to address and change goals we set an economy the report lays out very clearly different policy options that government actions that government can take so one of the key things being true few things are of the being that we need to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and at the same time we need to adapt to the changing planet that's almost inevitable say in some gre

coastal flooding could occur all the way as far north as new york city and long island.tinue to track hurricane dorian for you on air and online at kpix.com. >>> coming up the trump administration some vacant california properties to detain demight migrant children. the push back tonight. >>> a little bear sneaks into a hotel and tries to spend the night. tonight city of los angeles giving a thumbs down to efforts by the trump administration to use its vacant county property for detention centers. the times is reporting the board of supervisor does not want to be in the business of helping to forcibly keep children locked up. the administration came calling last month looking for facilities in the l.a. area and tonight the supervisors instructing them not to talk to any federal workers about any county land. >>> a formally authorized to transfer billions of dollars in military construction funds to build approximately 175 miles of barriers. more than 100 projects are expected to be delayed because of the money relocation. cbs news has learned the pentagon is preparing to

one foot of rainfall and coastal erosion all the way up to new york city and on long island. significant weather event. even though it is not a category 5 but it is a start. it will not pass the outer banks until friday night or saturday. >>> a beautiful picture from the top of the tower. concord is 95. santa rosa is 91. the onshore breeze kept you short of 70 degrees in san francisco and half moon bay. 60 tonight for you in vallejo. 61 and san jose. the highest temperatures for the month of september are also some of the hottest temperatures we have ever seen in the bay area. livermore high of 115 happened at september. not june or july. san fran hit 106. santa rosa had a record high of 110. it can get hot in september. this forecast is anything but. 10 belize 10 degrees below. low pressure to the west not bringing us rain fall. the counter clockwise flow will keep the feet from the ocean. the breeze is the opposite of what we need for heat. no heat because of the breezes from the ocean. some clouds in the morning. afternoon sunshine and much more widespread cloud cover frid

n. warns that by mid century low lying coastal cities and small islands will be exposed the risks of flooding and landslides at three yeah. hurricanes in el nino's will likelyly gets morore severe dueo weak at ocean currents melting glaciers and reduced permafrost. rising sea levels would mean many fish and other animal species could disappear. like three previous you and climate reports released they share the document concludes that humanity must change the way produces and uses energy. no minutes records in algeria today sentence the brother of the country's long time former leader abdelaziz dutifully ha to fifteen years in prison us for plotting against the state tool to ex intelligence chiefs were also sentenced. indicating that the error of president beautifully current his entourage wielding influence is well and truly over no he was ousted in april following on from massive protests. three feet. these images was shot last may the show say he'd beautifully eca hand cuffed and prepared to face a judge the day off to his arrest. full months owned the brother of algeria's deposed

i hate blankets the streets of city on the island of sumatra fires have been burning here in riyadh province for more than a month many started deliberately by farmers and plantation companies to clear land for planting most of the haze is smoke arising from this land which is probable peat below the surface what it looks like the fires have been put out there smoldering underground. firefighters are trying to contain the spread of the annual dry season is making things even more difficult forced to find water wherever they can from creeks rivers and lakes or those schools have been closed for more than a week market traders in reality but say the choking haze is bad for business. i'm worried we comp breathe we want to solution to this problem i wanted to stop happening every year. and it's causing breathing problems hospitals are filled with a growing number of patients. i've seen an increase in the number of patients 30 percent of them have acute respiratory infections some have asthma and. protesters have taken their frustrations to the governor's office. we want the companies responsible

island to the turkish occupied north. aa sign informs tourists that this is the last divided capital city. one of the island's six e.u. parliamentarians elected earlier this year is trying to fix the problem. >> i agree that a solution will be difficult but we have to fight. reporter: he wants the turks and greek sip cypriots to negotiate to end the division. his election in may was a positive sign. 6,000 turkish cypriots voted for him. the sociologist grew up in the turkish north but 25 years ago became a professor at the university in the greek south and represents both parts, a first for the island. some are hoping the time is right for new negotiations mediated by u.n. secretary-general antonio gutierrez. the last negotiations he led between the two sides broke down in 2017. e.u. politician senses that people on cyprus are frustrated, as here in the turkish part of the island. >> we want a kind of peace that protects the rights of turkish cypriots. there's no other way. we have a right to live here, too. this w was once ottoman territo. we are turkish and we want our rights. >> i hope so but hopes turn into disapp

city. >>on treasure island sleep at all kron 4 news. state lawmakers approved a 3 year ban and on using facial recognition software with police body cameras the bill now goes to governor gavin newsome who has until octobeoes january. the bill encountered opposition from law enforcement groups, the cajifornia s association said they're concerned about how the bill takes crime fighting tools off the table. coming up state lawmakers vote to ban private prisons in ice detention centers. how soon that band could take a fact. >>if you use bart expect some delays when things should be back on. that's right after the break. >>and up next officials in santa clara warning people to stay away from a fake fentanyl drug. this killing a rising number of people. the consumers take them thinking that they can get a certain effect. >>i don't get a high in a certain way what they don't know is that the bell geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. with licensed agents available 24-7, it's not just easy. it's having-jerome-bettis- on-your-flag-foot

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precious and unique it's on the one hand it's the financial center like many others the city of london panama cayman islands in the region singapore of course. and so the way that works is you have to have a separate legal system and a separate monetary system which allows from the mainland which allows you to circumvent banking regulations tax laws and so on so forth and thereby to accumulate capital more quickly so you get richer more quickly but what makes hong kong special is that despite their separate legal and monetary system they're under chinese political control is a politically to money safer there than in any other and very briefly do you think the elite has already been forcing bridging. i think it's not correct to say that they for spacings hand i think what's correct to say is that the political and economic elites are so interlinked in china that the people who take the political decisions have a different private interest and they have a political interest and the interesting question is which one will prevail is that the political or the private interest i think the fact that hong kong chi

we love the city, the island of grand bahama. we probably both could move to other places and make a pretty good living, but this is where our heart is. it could basically tear our heart out to have to leave. and especially in a time like this where so many of our friends and families are going through what they're going through. i just went out just now to go and look for a friend of mine's family members they were not able to hear from. so it's those kind of things. you're prepared to do anything just so people can have peace of mind because they see and hear the destruction and they just want to know that their family is okay. i couldn't imagine not being here and having the family and friends i have here and wondering what's going on with them. >> obviously, we have a very clear connection on the phone, but to your knowledge, are there still a lot of communication problems? people, friends of yours, neighbors trying to reach folks and just can't get through? >> yeah. so there's two major telecoms here in the country. one of t

city. >>on treasure island felipe should all kron 4 news. 9.19 some closure of 3 restaurants near oracle park is upsetting some fans and locals. >>pete's tavern and and the sister restaurant pedro's cantina are closed and so is in neighboring pizza place. the places are all along king street. and they'll fond memories for giants fans and others who like to grab the beets or a beer at these well known spots and a lot of people think it's because of the high cost of rent in san francisco. >>in a miss beets and pedro allege and airy places 2010 2012 2014 giants win the world series. that's where we were. >>and you can see the sign there out front of pete's unpaid rose thanking people for their support over the last 12 years. >>stockton high school comes to an unexpected and after a marine breaks up that fight by tackling the students. you can see the violent tackle and the reaction from the onlookers as that marine basically tackles both of those students and takes him to the ground. he saw the fight breaking out while he was there to recruitment event and that's when he jumped into action. now

likely to climb significantly as recovery crews reach more remote devastated islands my reports from freeport the main city on grand bahama island. floodwaters have finally receded on the island of grand bahama. presidents of this part of the country this means coming to terms with the devastation left over from hurricane dorian on the eastern end of the island more than 80 percent of homes were destroyed. this high school near free ports tourist district has been transformed into a shelter for the displaced many here have lost everything to the hurricane even their loved ones. i lost my home. and. he decided to stay back home. from what i have say and heard everything has completely gone so. you know as. you know. on going i you know know any player they have but. about 80 people are staying at this shelter freeport remains without electricity and the heat is almost unbearable but there is food and water and doctors on site to provide medical attention to anyone who needs it by i really thank god for life right now on i thank god for the u.s. coast guard and participated you guys and i you know bringing u

of emergency in texas to deal with the historic flooding. 3 feet of rain in two days turning cities into islandsrying to get everybody out of here, trying to open up the roads the best that we can. >> at least two deaths now reported, thousands evacuated with the rescuesngoing. houston's airport temporarily shut down. the latest in a live report. >>> new questions, no answers, growing calls for an investigation into predeump's p with the ukrainian leader that led to an explosive complaint from a u.s. intelligence

the major saying it basically made the city an island.here are concerned about is what happens once this storm passes. you're looking there at video of that tornado about two hours ago. this weather here is about as good as it's going to get for the next 12 to 24 hours. the state says that they are prepared. they want people to start getting indoors now. and they're reminding people, chris, and we continue to remind our viewers, once that wind gets over 50 miles an hour, emergency services will not be able to get outside. they're not going to be a able to react to the storm so people have to hunker down for about 12 to 16 hours, chris. >>> joining me now is wilmington, north carolina, m may mayor. what's your biggest concern right now? >> that people take this seriously, that they're vigilant. we're going to have some tropical storm winds approaching us in the next hour or so, couple hours. and, you know, a lot of people decided to stay here with this one as opposed to florence because a lot of people couldn't get back into the city in th

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the navy sold the island to the city of san francisco for $108 million. since then the city has been working to clean up toxic waste and garbage left behind. now much of the work being done is focussed on the future residents. >> the old infrastructure is obsolete. and beyond the useful life. we're building out a tremendous amount of infrastructure. part of the redevelopment. >> before new roads can be laid the island has to be made higher to account for sea level rides. dirt, taken from the building of a newest tunnel was brought in to help stabilize the ground. >> the intention is account for one hundred year storm surge and 36 inches of sea level rise. >> when completed in 2035, treasure island will be a much different place. military housing will be torn down to make way for 300 acres of open space. the buildings once part of the exposition will be a business district. trees planted by the navy and removed to make way for construction will be replaced with native trees and plants. topping off a public with 360 degree views. condos will offer breathtak

10000000 people could be under water within the next 30 years and this is where the city's relocation may end up borneo island known for its lost rain forest and rare wildlife while it was chosen for being less prone to earthquakes and floods there are concerns the massive move will threaten conservation efforts activists say mining and logging have already damaged some areas. but the new capital here will destroy the eco system it will cause forest the structure and raise the temperature of recent forest fires and during the drought years old will create a water shortage. moving the capital has been discussed for decades but recently resurrected by president joker we don't owe. estimated to cost $32000000000.00 it will be one of the world's largest single infrastructure projects. the plan is to build the city on land between east 2 largest cities public and summer into connected by this 1000. the 1st stage of construction will be around this will be a presidential palace ministries and housing for governments and schools elsewhere they'll be hotels businesses and offices to meet the demands of the cities of