nature stages a dramatic show, as a thunderstorm strikes the skies of las vegas, the so—called city of lightshour, we look at how couples in uganda are spending huge amounts on their weddings — that's in the price of love at 4—30. ten people, including two children, have been taken to hospital following a shooting in moss side in manchester. one adult has serious injuries, from what are said to be pellet wounds. a carnival had been taking place nearby, but had finished some time before the attack took place. police have described it as "a reckless act that could have had devastating consequences". our correspondent megan paterson reports from the scene. less than 2a hours ago, this street was busy with people taking part in the nearby caribbean carnival. thousands enjoyed the event peacefully. but at 2.30am this morning, officers were called after shots were heard. this footage was taken by an eyewitness. today's ongoing investigation is upsetting for those who work in the community. i live in moss side, i love moss side, i breathe the air of moss side. i've been there for a long time. i'll c

the city of light is also the city of romance.ne man even some the praises of a famous recent street. is a. cold as it is a. now bloggers have taken you tube by storm in the last few years with young creators using the platform to showcase their talents online but they're not all in their teens and twenty's folks who hails from the north german city of hamburg is a passionate chef and that eighty certainly well above the average age compared to a contemporaries like any granny she has a round signature dishes as helps her out by holding the camera when she starts cooking in the kitchen including my absolute favorite going to. have. three minutes to go until monica folks begins her next you tube project. at the tender age of eighty. to make every mistake imaginable her son martin is helping out as assistant chef cameramen and director. yes. today we're making bubba good news an appetizer known as a maze and. in this case an eggplant puree from lebannon the preparation time is normally thirty minutes but today it'll probably take se

. >>> plus, a fight in the city of lights closing an iconic lamark. the >>> right now, that storm team 4 weather alert, a much drier start to your dha than we saw yesterday. while the rain isn't falling all over our area right now, flash flood threats will be in effect all day. >> that's aftere warnings l this one yesterday. chopper 4 flying above an emergency rescue in vienna. two drivers had to be carried to safety after the water became t too high handle. you see flooded roads this morning, turn around. first responders warn every time. drives itably, someone through high water. >> and gets stuck. >> good morning, eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we have team cover on the weather and theroads. chris lawrence with more on the ?ig fire up in marlboro. what can you tell

show you from las vegas, where the weather has been performing its own show in the so—called city of lights in through the east with wind speeds as high as 114 kilometres an hour and has left tens of thousands of homes across the state without power. the national weather service has also warned of flash floods and dust storms. a reminder of our top story... a spacecraft launched by nasa from cape canaveral in florida has begun a long journey towards the sun and an orbit that will get it closer to the surface of the star than any previous mission. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ ben m bland. whilst many of us saw some sunshine yesterday, today has been a different story. cloudy, breezy, outbreaks of rain. this is the picture in lincolnshire earlier on. there have been spells of sunshine, parts of wales, south—west england and northern ireland but the lion's share across shetland and 0rkney because they have been to the north of these fronts which continue their very slow progress is to woods overnight. but the spells of rain and some locally heavy and thundery showers pushing eastwards t

master of the master race must go to paris to tour the streets of what was once the city of light. here to welcome in the new order. when the people of paris come to the streets again, it is to hear the voice of dictators telling them what they must do. how they must live. what they must say. what they must think. telling them how to be slaves. gone is the republic of france. gone is free speech and a free representative government. gone is liberty. gone is equality, and fraternity. these are the french, with their years they listen. their minds and hearts, these are down at the mediterranean where the battle colors of the regiments are being taken to africa. glory --e we as their the people weep as their glory departs. they don't know france has a rallying point. a soldier in the great tradition had not surrendered. he will continue to fight, gathering loyal frenchmen from all over the world to become the free french army. the fighting french. yes, the people weep watching their colors go. not knowing two years later those the flags would be in north africa alongside the stars and

lime brought its scooters to the city of lights in june.kes will cost the same to operate as lime, the other company we mentioned. bird launched in november of last year and worth $2 billion. >>> sometimes it's confusing, a lot of scooter companies there. maybe a o nice day to scoot around, mike. >> really think so. especially around the city. hi, everybody. let's talk about fire conditions. unhealthy air in lake andcounti. temperatures 95. no breeze right now. that's good news. up around redding for the carr fire no breeze. warmer 72 in the relatively humidity at 70%. heading to tahoe still going to be kind of smoky today and aifor frid,nd and c bleanerut dandat say. >>> good morning. i have an update for our crash in theth bay on n 680, right at hostetter road. a crash with injuries involving three vehicles. all lanes were blocked. they were open up the three left lanes. just the far lane blocked. a delay r approaching the scene. hopefully that will start to thin out since the three lanes are opened. a pretty long stackup in the cash lane

pictures from las vegas where the weather has been performing a dazzling show in the so—called city of lights has caused chaos across southern nevada. it moved in through the east with wind speeds as high as 114 kilometres an hour and has left tens of thousands of homes across the state without power. the national weather service has also warned of flash flooding and dust storms. police in washington have been out in force as white supremacists and far right supporters held a rally across the street from the white house. 0rganisers had said up to 400 people would attend, but far fewer did so — they were outnumbered by cou nter— protestors. the event was staged for the first anniversary of racially—charged violence at charlottesville in virginia. 0ur reporter chris buckler is there. the streets here in washington, dc have been filled today with counter protesters. some of them with facemasks, as you can see. many wearing black. they are antifascist campaigners protesting against the demonstration by a far right group who call themselves unite the right. a say they are involved in what they cal

it has another, though — the city of lights.look amazing but this thunderstorm has caused chaos across southern nevada. it moved in through the east with wind speeds as high as 70 miles an hour and has left tens of thousands of homes across the state without power. the national weather service has also warned of flash floods and dust storms. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. it has been a day of mixed fortunes, some bright spells around but heavy showers. this was taken by one of oui’ showers. this was taken by one of our viewers with thick, grey clouds set to produce more rainfall as we head through the rest of this afternoon and this evening. for the week ahead, looking unsettled in the north and the west. it is breezy and showery and the driest and warmest weather is expected in the south east for the week ahead. back to the here and now, this is the rain over the past few hours, parts of scotla nd the past few hours, parts of scotland come eastern england and heavy showers rolling into the west.

it has another, though — the city of lights.sed chaos. it moved in through the east with wind speeds as high as 70 miles an hour and has left tens of thousands of homes across the state without power. america's national weather service warned of flash floods and dust storms. we've got some remarkable pictures out of china for you, a car narrowly escaped falling into a sinkhole. it opened up after hours of torrential rain in the north west of the country. local residents helped pull the car to safety. nobody was injured, according to state media. now it's time for a look at the weather. this week it looks like pressure will be lower rather than hire, which means brisk atlantic winds coming our way which means brisk atlantic winds coming oui’ way over which means brisk atlantic winds coming our way over the week ahead. most of the rain showers will be in the north—west of the uk, and generally it will be drier and warmerfor generally it will be drier and warmer for a generally it will be drier and warmerfor a while generally it wi

. >>> there is an uproar in the city of lights. parents have installed for open air urinallals. they are set up in places where public urination has become a problem. but they are painted bright red and they say it ruins the beauty of paris. but he call them an invention of genius. >>> state park and health officials are inviting people to the auburn stake recreation area to seek medical attention if they encountered a rabid bat. it is allows other visitors, including children to touch t and they took to animal control next day. the bat was positive for rabies. nine people are now seeking rabies treatment. but dozens more could have been exposed. >> bat was handled by numerous people, including children. it tested positive for rabies. >>> income treatment is recommend -- >> medical treatment is recommended for anyone that came in contact with the bat. it is treatable if it is caught soon enough. >>> a scheme siphoned more than $2 million from one virginia bank with the atm siphoning. >>> the bay area is featured in many popular tv shows. and now entertainer nick cannon will use t

paris, one of the world's mos beautiful cities, maybe the most beautiful, but that reputation took a hit this week becau of new public urinals dotting the city of lightellows to relieve themselves into the mailbox looking thing. the city placed them in places where public urination is a probable conceding that it' in the box or on the .stre the city argues they're e ecofriendly turning waste into compost for city rks. the mayalling them an invention of genius. many parisians are d.unconvin it's worth pointing out, they had a version of these in the late 19th century and amsterdam and other big cities have them gday. >> payn public is so easy for a man. they can do it anywhere. >> i would never do. >> it's us women who have ha trouble doing in public. >> in we're going to do this, great, but where is the facility for women. >> we need more port a potties poppinup. >> it does look like a mailbox. >> it's so public. >> i couldn't be more public. >> a great summer tourist. >>> our next high a father son mont in a place not associated with sweet moments. the footballel mohamed sanu is a wide receiver for the nfl. his young son dropped by actice. as they s

city but that reputation took a hit this week. because of these. they are new public urinals dotting the city of lights for fellows to relieve themselves right there to the mailbox looking thing! the city says it has placed them in areas where public urination is a problem and basically conceding it's either in the box or on the street. the city argues the urinals are ecofriendly as they turn waste into compost for city parks. one mayor of the district calling them invention of genius and others are unconvinced. it's worth pointing out paris had an aversion of these for many years in the late 19th century and amsterdam and other big cities have them today. your thoughts? >> peeing in public is already so easy for a man! they could just do it anywhere! >> i would never do that. >> it's women who have problems trying to py in public. >> where is the facility? if we are going to do this but where is the facility for women? >> yes. >> i guess they have those little port-a-potties can duck into. >> we need more port-a-potties. >> because it looks like a mailbox. >> it's so public. >> it couldn't be more pu

. >> brown: august, 1944: french and allied troops marched down the champs elysees, the city of light liberatefrom nazi occupiers. embedded with the soldiers: a giant of american literature. 12 years later, ernest hemingway captured the mood and the moment in a short story that bears the hallmarks of his classic works. now, "a room on the garden side" has been published for the first time, in the literary magazine, drhe strand." gulli is its managing editor. >> it starts with a bunch of soldie they're sitting in the ritz hotel and they're dratking and you could tell tey've gone through a stressful experience becauy've just marched into paris after paris was liberated from the nazis. so you see there's alls inughter of men who would fight a battle and you k essence relieving stress. but then there's also beneath that some sadness and some pathos for the men who did not make it. >> brown: in 1956, ernest hemingway sent word to his publisher about five new short stories he'd written: "i suppose shocking sincetl they deal with irregular troops and combat and with people w actually kill pe

. >> reporter: paris, the city of lights and love.utiful landscapes, streets lined with historic landmarks. and maybe catch a local relieving himself as a tourist boat floats down the river seine. a new addition has many residents peeved. the viiew of a loo. >> translator: seeing people urinating right in front of your door is not the nicest thing. >> translator: it is not very private. and also i don't know how they are going to solve the issue you of the smell. >> reporter: to try to solve the problem of public urination, city officials have installed open air urinals, one not far from notre dame. putting them red and putting a flower box on them didn't do much to hide a very public privy. >> translator: i think installing a urinal in the streets is a good idea, but in my opinion this model is not being a trayvon martin temperature and where it has been set up is not appropriate. >> reporter: the city says the devices are eco-friendly since they turn waste into compost for parks and gardens. neighbors and businesses say there is not

san francisco's supervisor is now calling for a hearing on the safety record of city contracts in light of these revelations. we spoke to his chief of staff today about their concerns. >> i think it raised a number of red flags and concerns on whether or not as a city we are doing op around safety. >> reporter: it begs the question, was the company dishonest about its records or is there a loophole that allowed them to conceal violations because they are still in appeals? >> the city should be vetting whether or not yes or no is the answer to the question. >> reporter: shimek will not cooperate -- will not respond to my requests. 51-year-old patrick ricketts was killed friday after a temporary still beam fell and crushed him . the he had only been with shimek construction for less than a year. a close friend tells me he was working in alaska before landing this job and was excited to be working closer to home near sacramento. patrick ricketts stepson also works for shimek construction and was on the site when the incident happened. as of right now a family friend tells us the family has

. >> he loves the city of lights. he loves paris. >> and i said jim, let me ask you a question.i'm not going to france. >> paris is no longer paris. >> france is no longer france. >> when asked by bloomberg about all of this quote, the white house did not respond to a requests for comment. that is our broadcast for tonight. brian will be back on monday. thank you for being with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york. donald trump today sought to put his base on a war footing against the men and women investigating russian interference in the 2016 election. and for donald trump, the issue of stripping security clearances from critics of his foreign policy comes down to the reaction of the crowd. here's the president this morning on the response to his unprecedented action of retaliating against a critic by depriving former cia director john brennan of his security clearance. >> i've gotten tremendous response from having done that because security clearances are very important to me. very, very important. and i've had a tremendous response for having done that. if

to the incentives and build and paris and places like that they're just there as paris is a city of a. light still it's still quite beautiful and building a city that organically responds to the incentives and structures long live structures that can take advantage of water people want to live how they want to live and so forth is unquestionably the most important thing to do so a public policy maker to assume that he or she could do that is the highest degree and almost certain to fail now i know that you've also started the morphology off russia's largest thirteen largest cities in russia and you suggest that. my fellow g. is less than optimal in terms of encouraging economic growth what do you see as the major impediments so let me qualify that in a couple of ways first of all i haven't been to russia in eighteen years i worked here during the transition and now i've come back and it's delightful to be back and meet many old friends and just russian people are so friendly to me and. so my investigation was with the co-author who in fact is my son and he's a geographer who worked through s

. >> our cameras didn't catch much because of all of city lights. if you have video share with us. there was great concern as well because there has been a lot of smog and smoke in the air. it is my favorite time of year to wish on a lot of stars. >> it is one of the most spectacular of the year. if you a chance to relax a little bit and look up at the sky you may catch a a shooting star. >> we have a few days of it. our skies are clear this morning. >>> look how temperatures will be shaping up today. low 70s by 11:00 today. we are up to 83 degrees at 2:00. check out the forecast. we are still going to be hot from antioch to concord reaching 96. it is 83 in napa and 65 in san francisco. 86 in palo alto. it is the first day of school in pleasanton. we'll have a nice first day for you. we start out with upper 50s heading into the low 80s by the time they get ready to head out of school. it will continue to heat up even more. as you're getting dressed make sure you're wearing something that will keep you cool to do. we'll have a slight increase in humidity today. where we see the blue,

to the incentives and build and paris and places like that they're just there as paris is a city of a. light still it's still quite beautiful and building a city that organically responds to the incentives and structures long live structures that can take advantage of where people want to live how they want to live and so forth is unquestionably the most important thing to do so a public policy maker to assume that he or she could do that is the highest degree and almost certain to fail now i know that you've also started the morphology off largest thirteen largest cities in russia and he suggests that it's my fellow g. is less than optimal in terms of encouraging economic growth what do you see as the major impediments so let me qualify that in a couple of ways first of all i haven't been to russia in eighteen years i worked here during the transition and now i've come back and it's delightful to be back and meet many old friends and just russian people are so friendly to me and. so my investigation was with the co-author who in fact is my son and he's a geography for who worked through sat

of light'-- the non- profit started by former president george h-w bush. the company started testing the program last week with 36 employees in 13 cities. points of light says so far more than 200 people have applied to be a part of it. (ken) you may soon have to ask for a plastic straw to go with your drink at california restaurants. today lawmakers sent governor brown a bill that would prohibit full-service restaurants from giving out straws. it wouldn't ban straws outright. restaurants would provide straws... only if customers ask. the law would affect full-service restaurants... not fast food establishments. restaurants would be warned for first and second violations. after that they'll be fined up to 300 dollars each year. coming up at eight.. it's a crime trend targeting apple stores up and down the west coast. now the thieves hit again..this time at a north bay store. plus. officials are revealing new details about mollie tibbetts final moments. and next. we are tracking the powerful hurricane already hitting hawaii tonight. this is a live picture how long it will impact the islands. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologis

of light'-- the non- profit started by former president george h-w bush. the company started testing the program last week with 36 employees in 13 cities. o far more than 200 people have applied to be a part of it. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: a major hurricane is now headed toward the hawaiin islands. it is expected to weaken as it approaches tonight but we can still expect hurricane force winds and very heavy rain and flash floodiing. it is very hazy with smoke and fog around the bay area today. highs were cooler than normal with numbers in the 70s in the warmest locations inland. on the satellite you can see a low pressure sysytem to our north. that is keeping us cooler and also bringing some the smoke into the bay area. highs tomorrow will be similar with 70s and low 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. below normal weather is expected over the next 7 days. (grant) george clooney is now the highest paid actor. (vicki) forbes released its 2018 list with the 57 year old on top raking in $

and i live in city of hope. (♪lightusical cords) lou: senate dimms get their majority courtesy of 9 republicans who skipped votes wed dane yesterday. majority leader mitch mcconnell scolding these no-shows, and there they are. our wall of shame right there. jeff flake, senators thom tillis and mike lee. lee and tillis urged the majority leader to keep the senate in session during august. then they don't show up for the day that was required. joining us ed rollins. rollins serve as white house political director under president ronald reagan. ed: the majority leader doesn't know how to count votes. he those had all the players to stay in line in august and this shows he doesn't have them all in play. he better figure it out. lou:f what is the excuse for a mike lee and tom til his who are about as conservative as most of liberals, they are absolutely misrepresenting themselves. how could they do that? call for the majority lead tore keep the senate in session, then do this. ed: it's one more outrageous thing they do. it's

san francisco's supervisor is now calling for a hearing on the safety record of city contracts in light of these revelations. we spoke to the chief of staff today about their concerns. >> it raised a number of red flags of whether or not as a city we are doing the proper vetting to ensure that the contractors that we select have a history of good workplace practices, particularly around safety. >> repso begs the question at the company was dishonest about the record or is our loophole to conceal.'s >> the city should be vetting. >> reporter: i went to the headquarters but they would not comment on the matter. they are cooperating with the victims family saying they are playing for funeral expects his among other things. i still beam fell and crushed the victim. he'd only been with shimmick for less than a year. a close friend says he was working in alaska before landing this job and was excited to be working closer to home. we were told that the stepson also was on the site when the incident happened. as of right now, a close family friend says the family has not sought legal action aga

san francisco supervisor norman yee is now calling for a hearing on the safety record of city contracts in light of these revelations. we spoke to his chief of staff today about their concerns. >> i think it raised red flags and concerns on whether or not as a city where doing the proper vetting to ensure the contractors we select have a history of good workplace practices. particularly around safety. >> it also begs the question was the company dishonest about its record or did a loophole allow them to conceal violations because they are still in appeals? >> the city should still be vetting. >>> when i went to the corporate headquarters in oakland but they would not comment. they are cooperating with the victims family, telling me they are paying for funeral expenses among other things. 51-year-old patrick ricketts was killed friday after a temporary steel beam fell and crushed him. he had only been with shimek construction for less than a year. a close friend tells me he was working in alaska before landing this job and was excited to be working closer to home near sacramento. patrick ricketts

san francisco supervisor norman yee is calling for a hearing on the safety record of city contracts in light of this. we spoke to his chief of staff today about their concerns. >> i think it raised a number of red flags and concerns on whether or not as a city we are doing the proper vetting to ensure that the contractors that we select have a history of good workplace practices, particularly around safety and i think that's something that we need to look into more closely. records of was the company dishonest about its records or was there a loophole that allowed them to conceal violations because they are still in appeal? >> they should be vetting regardless of whether or not they said yes or no to the answer. >> reporter: i went to the corporate headquarters of the construction in oakland and they had no comment. they are cooperating with the victim's family telling me they are paying for funeral expenses among other things. 51-year-old patrick ricketts was killed friday . he had been with the company for less than a year. a friend says he was working in alaska before landing this job and

san francisco supervisor norman yee is calling for a hearing on the safety record of city contracts in light of this. we spoke to his chief of staff today about their concerns. >> i think it raised a number of red flags and concerns on whether or not are doing the proper vetting to ensure that the contractors that we select have a history of good workplace practices, particularly around safety and i think that's something that we need to look into more closely. >> reporter: i went to the corporate headquarters of the construction in oakland and they had no comment. they are cooperating with the victim's family telling me they are paying for funeral expenses among other things. 51-year-old patrick ricketts was killed friday. he had been with the company for less than a year. a friend says he was working in alaska before landing this job and was excited to be working closer to his home near sacramento. coming up at 6:00 we'll have more on this project. that's coming up. live in west portal, alyana gomez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we're following breaking news out of solano county. the chp has arres

out the meteor showers tonight, astronomers suggest you get to an area that doesn't have a lot of city lights very patient because it may take a while to see those streaks of light across the sky. reporting live in oakland, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. certainly beautiful, though, if you do see it. >> i've seen some, and they can be absolutely stunning. again, you got to get it nice and dark and away from the city lights. >> you got to go way into the dark, yeah. not in san francisco. not even downtown san jose. nowhere near big city lights. if you are going to be heading further inland and you're worried about your views, you're definitely going to encounter a bit of that marine layer. a little bit along the coast. if you head further inland, the north bay, we're dealing with the wildfires and the smoke, and the air quality sissues. right now in san francisco, 58 degrees. our high for today was 67. wind speeds at 12 miles per hour. i bet all those folks are probably pretty cold out there. current temperatures in the 50s and 60s. san jose, 63 degrees. we do have that onsho

own hands illegally occupying land just outside the southern coastal city of cape town from a daimler has that story. slivers of light shines through the simply furnished home of no one decent she's been living on this land illegally for three weeks there are dozens more roughly built homes dotted across this hill in still and bosh near cape town an area known for its affluent than yards and estates. it's because of our government that we are here we have asked for lent before but they have not helped us we have to make a lot of norris and fight to get this land here a court is ordered that no more can be built and those that have been occupied be destroyed but as night falls people scurry to bring in more building material. the believe yeah well this is our land that was taken from our ancestors even though the current owner bought this land the previous owner stole this land and so now it needs to be returned to us while we are taking the land. according to government statistics of africa's white minority population owns more than seventy percent of privately owned farming land under political and public pressure t

i have a friend, he loves the city of lights. he loves paris. i haven't seen him in a while.? i don't go there any more. paris is no longer paris. >> that is the president talking about his mysterious friend, jim, who apparently no longer goes to paris. nobody really knows who jim is. we'll explain next on "morning joe." so, how's it going? well... we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a lim

city is one of the most congested cities in the world with huge traffic jams a regular part of people's commute and that motorists are being treated to an unexpected surprise when they had their red lights on home when they explained. the light turns red in mexico city and something extraordinary happens. look. this is the idea of identica a ballet company working with the mix crew city government to take don'ts to the masses in this traffic choked city that means here. is the satisfaction for every ballerina to dance on the stage to reach all kinds of different people and see their reactions much closer than just from an assigned seat watching you from every side. motorists and pedestrians who catch the performance early tool in all. the movie makes you think oh i never seen something like that here that belongs in a theater and to see it in the street you just say wow. it reminds us what we really are because sometimes the daily routine can make us mechanical this brings us back to ourselves. they've got to classics like swan lake. to fit exactly in the fifty eight seconds between lights. they've made other adjustments to special non-slip shoes and changes in routine for less jumps on

it has another, though — the ‘city of lights'. last night, the best show in town was a free one.ens of thousands of homes across the state without power. america's national weather service warned of flash—floods and dust storms. incredible pictures. i have seen thunderstorms, but that is really dramatic. that is a proper whopper. you haven't lived until you have been to las vegas with carol kirkwood. tick that one of the list. forget the strictly announcement, you and carol, a ten a.m.. i want details. never! look at these four, the awesome foursome. if you want a role model for any kid in school, there they are. a brilliant performance from the british team over the last few days. dina asher—smith capped off a remarkable european championships by leading the women's relay team to victory, one of three golds for great britain on the final day in berlin. nick parrott reports. dina asher—smith has been making history fast, breaking the british record to win the 100m, beating the world champion to take the 200m title, and last night, with a little help from her friends, title, and l

agencies will take the information, reprogram the lights for better traffic flow. city ofo alto estimates 20,000 drivers use the avenue daily. peak hours, bumper-to-bumper traffic. but a new program would cut the time up to 40%. >> gotten difficult for people to get out of their driveways, traffic stopped both directions in front of their homes. >> reporter: lived here 20 years. 14 traffic lights between his street and the bum barton bridge will be part of the first time three agencies will be in coordination to get drivers through quickly. >> hopely will make improvement. hoping significant. >> reporter: project got the green light and more than $81,000 in grant money from the metropolitan transportation division. others are not convinced. >> i think some of the reports are exaggerated. >> reporter: monday night's city council meeting, mayor liz nitze addressed the talk. maintained that 5:00 drive yielded little traffic, suggesting alternate routes to avoid university avenue altogether. says entire project should take about a year. but good news,news, traffic aleleviate i

of us it will stay dry. from this morning, the bright lights of the cities, the clear skies.at is the weather coming in for friday and into the weekend. before that arrives, we can see there is not much going on, really, fair weather cloud developing as i mentioned. the chants of a0 showers across western part of england and wales, the north and west of scotland. with light wind and those sunny spells, it is going to feel quite pleasant during the afternoon. temperatures typically about 16 or 18 degrees in northern areas, getting into the 20s the south—east. from this evening, a fine end to the day. that cloud that you have got will tend to disappear. with clear skies again, temperatures are going to fall away quite swiftly. if we look at the temperature map, we have some greens, some blue returning. in sheltered areas of scotland, temperatures as low as two three celsius again. in towns and cities, temperatures more like 713 degrees. friday morning starts off on a chilly note. again, plenty of blue skies and sunshine. for many, it will be a repeat of today. some cloud develo

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of its approach. thank you both very much for a very unjust in conversation. good to hear your thoughts —— very interesting conversation. as evening falls on dublin city, just glancing behind the bright lightsing in, in dublin castle, and feeling slightly surprised that it is now dusk. we are looking on at croke park here in the city, not too far away from where we are. where this festival of families is taking place at the culmination of day one of this two—day visit by pope francis to ireland. we have seen dancing, music, singing. we have seen families from many parts of the world. they stand in front of the pope and give their testimonies, the design including this area called the circle of encounter where the pope and some of those families sit and listen to other testimonies, to these films which are being shown to the crowd, and to the performances, the capacity of the stadium more than 82,000, and it looks pretty full from what we can see here. the theme, then, this evening, of this event, and what we are expecting the pope to talk about, of course, is the family. it really has been the key theme of today, because this is the official reason for the pope being here, to take part in t

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of the morning commute. there's a look at the low clouds lit up by the city lights there around oakland and emeryville. and into san jose, some hazy conditions. currently 61. high earlier today of about 81 degrees. the air pollution map given the time of night is actually kind of interesting here. as you look off to the east of livermore out towards tracey, actually seeing unhealthy air at this hour late night. likely some smoke which has been dropping down out of the north bay, getting a little concentrated neal the alta mom pass. if these orange and red levels show up on this map, you could see an upgrade on the smoke advisory. as you saw on the map, i think it's going to be the inland east bay and north bay that will likely see the worst of the smoke pollution. for the morning we'll have low clouds, drizzle, and mist at times, especially around the peninsula. then mostly sunny skies heading through the afternoon. a marine layer that's starting to thicken up which is going to couple with the sea breeze and keep our temperatures running pretty comfortable over the next few days. highs tomorrow climbin

if you live in a big city with a lot of light pollution you may need to give yourself 45 minutes for thing is because it is peak viewing tonight for folks, say, in the countryside or rural locations you could see 120 to 200 meteors per hour. some of them city and locations probably closer to 70 to a hundred me meteors per hour. the key is whether mother nature will cooperate to give you clear skies. unfortunately, rain showers for texas and oklahoma and mississippi and areas of the northeast including massachusetts, new york, even around connecticut. take, for example, "the new york times," y-- negotiate new york city. you may have to sit out there quite sometime and wait for a good clearing between some of those clouds. dallas also not looking like a very good city to see this. because you're not only going to have clouds but also the chance for thunderstorms. minneapolis, however, fantastic city. nice, clear skies. and since we won't have that moon out there, guys, that will really help for a lot of folks, even in city locations, to be able to see the meteor shower. >> i expect som

and of course you want to get away from the city lights. let your eyes adjust. ay take up to 20 minutes. it is one of the best shows we have in our night sky all year. it looks to be clear overnight tonight, even close to the coast. good news there. right now temperatures 64 in san francisco. we're just a degree shy of 75 in oakland. 80 in san jose. 95 in brentwood. santa rosa, napa, it's warm, mid 80s at this hour. overnight tonight, here's the call. we'll have patchy fog mainly after midnight along the coast. fog will not be widespread. that marine layer is very compressed the next 12 hours. a lot of us will have clear skies, perfect for viewing that meteor shower. winds tomorrow morning light across the region. you get that daytime heating that mixes up the atmosphere. winds become more active. so tomorrow once again very similar to how we are right now. we expect those winds onshore about 10 to 25 miles an hour. so your 12-hour day planner for your sunday, you can sunup 6:22 a.m. sunshine midday. in the afternoon winds pick up. a lot of outdoor activities hap

t oking towas the west giving use of the from the transamerica pyramid towards "salesforce tower" looking clear. we just have the sparkling lights of the city this morning. temperature-wise not in the 50s today. we are in the low 60s for san francisco. livermore 62. concord comfortable at 66 degrees. so walking the dog this morning shouldn't feel too bad. we have this marine layer appearing this morning but it's sitting up high in the atmosphere. so no low clouds out there which is why visibility is fine. 10-mile visibility in half moon bay. tonight and tomorrow haze. our air quality will go down. for now the west wind helping keep any of the smoke from the mendocino complex fire out of our way. it's not too strong of a wind though. then it's going to shift direction a bit so by tonight, you may see that smoke and air quality goes down. i'll talk about your afternoon highs coming up. >>> this morning, in a pleasant hill neighborhood, part of a huge tree came down on cars. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: this vehicles over these are two of seven vehicles that this huge branch crushed. it happened at about 12:30 this morning. the homeowner

of people, later removing the fine. there weren't enough city staff responding to calls for service. there were also hundreds of people, many intoxicated, lightingwatching the fireworks. >> the police are standing there watching and doing nothing. the message to the people who do the wrong thing, is we can do whatever we want. >> reporter: residence fed up with fireworks say they are not giving up the fight. in san jose, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> reports have been flooding in from -- senator john mccain has ceased treatment for his brain cancer. the disease has advanced. fellow senator jeff flake spoke out. >> it is tough to imagine washington without him. he was in the senate for my very first day there, and i saw that he was the conscience of the body. i don't want to speak any further than the family has, and it is obviously in the last days, and i am certainly going to miss him. >> mccain was first elected to the senate 32 years ago. he is considered a maverick who always spoke his mind. he turns 82 next week. >>> coming up, a big announcement from netflix, and this comes after word that the company may go private. >>> and how city leaders are ho