claudine v.t. was already a force to be reckoned with youth level she grabbed gold at the under twenty and junior european championships and that's despite her rivals towering over one meta seventy nine feet is a good ten centimeters shorter than the competition in the discus circle. and. i may be smaller than the others but i have very long arms which gives me a wider radius when i throw. my belief this morning you are the more nimble you are in the circle. and her coach asked that combine those former olympic gold medal winner in shot put make the perfect duo ahead of the competition they're using every opportunity to make minor improvements maybe that'll be enough to help claudine v.t. bring home a european championship medal. and the european championships are under way we understand that claudine will compete on this coming saturday we certainly wish her all the best are the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at the w. news or you

and the european championships are under way we understand that claudine will compete on this coming saturday we certainly wish her all the best are the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either in the news or you can write directly to me of the t.v. don't forget to use that hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day you'll see that everybody. can. come. to. she's sixteen years old soames her own business and is helping to prevent water shortages in south africa you. know me. she's on to something about the water being wasted on her transmission. so she installed an upward phonic system. it's a simple idea that's really set an example to go at africa thirty minutes spawn d.w. . earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. here which is on those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term climate juice to green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interact

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claudine v.t. was already a force to be reckoned with youth level she grabbed gold at the under twenty and junior european championships and that's despite her rivals towering over one meta seventy nine feet is a good ten centimeters shorter than the competition in the discus. and. i may be smaller than the others but i have very long arms which gives me a wide radius when i say. i believe this morning you are the more nimble you are in the circle. coach asked that combine those former olympic gold medal winner in shot put make the perfect duo ahead of the competition they're using every opportunity to make minor improvements maybe that'll be enough to help close bring home a european championship medal and now to another european championships because two of the world's best swimmers continued their dominance in the pool sarastro stroll retained her european title in the women's one hundred meter freestyle she has held the european crown in the event since twenty twelve and in the man's fifty metr

was grandmother a few jones there speaking with us early on how important is family we just ask claudine veto she was born shortly after her parents arrived here in germany as asylum seekers now they supported called dean in her pursuit of athletic after a successful junior career in discus she is now germany's hope in discus at the european championships. claudina beach has medals in her sights she's already thrown have a personal best this year sixty five point one five meters and now as she heads into the final of the european athletics championships in fairly in the ranks second this is how moment. that i was in the stands at the two thousand and nine well championships in berlin as a fan now i can hardly wait to experience it all down on the field as an athlete and it. beats it was born in one thousand nine hundred ninety six in frankfurt oda near the polish border have parents fled there from angola and spent many years in a home for asylum seekers they went easy times for the family but sports help close to find her way in life and overcome plenty of obstacles including racial dis

claudine v.t. has medals in her sights she's already thrown her personal best this year sixty five point one five meters and now she heads into the qualifying round of the european championships in berlin ranks second this is her moment. but i was in the stands at the two thousand and nine world championships in berlin as a fan now i can hardly wait to experience it all down on the field as an athlete and it. reads it was born in one thousand nine hundred six in frankfurt near the polish border have parents fled there from angola and spent many years in a home for asylum seekers they weren't easy times for the family but sports helped claudine to find her way in life and overcome plenty of obstacles including racial discrimination. it doesn't matter what skin color you have as long as you stay true to your roots and your country so i'm so happy that i can represent jam he championships. claudine beats it was already a force to be reckoned with youth level she grabbed gold at the under twenty and ju

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm dave clark. let's see what steve paulson is saying about the first day of the month. steve is over here. >> oh, right here. claudine, good morning. >> good morning! >> happy wednesday. >> thank you, dave, thank you. day baseball, a's continue their winning ways, we hope, 68 degrees today. mostly sunny. there you go. get that new plan. your beers will cost 4 bucks, right, sal? >> $4 beers! >> if you become a member. >> exactly. so nothing unusual there. usual fog in san francisco. what is average? 67, 55. below on both. below, below on both. okay? some areas are not hot. there are others that are. fresno, bakersfield, they have been very hot. we have thunderstorm activity over the sierra. 50s on the temperatures, 60s for some but a lot more 50s. east bay temperatures, low 60s, 53 black hawk. 54 in lafayette, book ends at 52, one cooler. between 51 and 52 on the san francisco buoy and bodega bay. on shore breeze, no change there. fog up and down the gulf. tropical moisture stays south for now. 50s

claudine wong joins us once again with more on the hayward fault. claudine wong. >> that is right, as you just said, it is just a part of life. is not the only fault that runs through the east bay but when you talk about hayward, people think about the fault. really, you can see signs of it everywhere you look. if you just know where to look. got a little help from cal state east bay. we talk to professor and geologist, doctor strayer. it is not hard to find the hayward fault. you just have to know where to look. >> on the curb here, you can see it looks well-made. it is straight but then as we get up here, you can see it bends off to the right. it is not a lot. that makes this fault a right lateral fault. that is what we have in hayward. when you look across, the slip is to the right. >> there are lots of places where you can see that type of movement. >> how do you know that that is the fault and not something else? not the tree pushing it out>> you want to look for systematic behaviors. >> it is not just this curb, also the one across the street.

claudine beach has medals it has sights she's already thrown her personal best this year sixty five point one five meters and now she heads into the final of the european athletics championships in fairly and ranks second this is how the moment. that i was in the stands at the two thousand and nine well championships in berlin as a fan now i can hardly wait to experience it all down on the field as an athlete. in. v.t. i was born in one thousand nine hundred ninety six in frankfurt oda near the polish border have parents fled there from angola and spent many years in a home for asylum seekers they weren't easy times of the family but sports helped close team to find a way of life and overcome plenty of obstacles including racial discrimination. doesn't matter what skin color you have as long as you stay true to your roots and your country so i'm so happy that i can represent jim he. clearly dean beats it was already a force to be reckoned with youth level she grabbed gold at the under twenty and junior european championships and that's despite her rivals towering over one meta seventy nin

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm frank mallicoat. vehicles has left one dead and shut down a portion of the bay area freeway. >> all northbound lanes of i- 880 were closed. we are also following another deadly crash that killed two people. >> two others were rushed to the hospital. this accident happened at 4 am. and the search for mollie tibbetts continues. she has been missing for over three weeks. her family is making a public plea for help about her whereabouts. the reward has grown to $300,000. we will have more on this. those stories coming up but first let's check in with rosemary who is watching the forecast. >> >>> happy sunday. we have great weather coming our way. the temperatures are coming down slightly getting into sunday. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. also an onshore breeze. we will have temperatures ranging from the low 60s on the coast to the low 90s inland. it will be a warm day with temperatures falling. here is a view of stormtracker 2. this is the northbay down to monterey. inside the bay it will be p

competition they're using every opportunity to make minor improvements maybe that'll be enough to help claudine pizza bring home a european championship medal gaddis will be with you shortly he has business news coming up for you this to me as. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they can strive for. africa . stories of both people different shaping their nation. and their continent africa. stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their new. w.c. series for the first god. d.w. dot com. i'll buy the whole company back and make tesla private again says c.e.o. mosque in a tweet that sends the electric. eleven percent and leaves analysts shaking their head. and more trouble. as a european pilots go on strike over pay and working conditions at europe's europe's biggest budget outlined five cancellations prolific twenty five thousand passengers on from. this is the business as well tesla says surge by eleven percent before trading was halted later on tuesday for more than an hour it followed the tweet by c.e.o. elon musk saying he plans to take the electric car ma

i am claudine wong . >> your sameer headlines.nd another double stabbing. this occurred at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. this comes nearly 2 weeks after nia wilson and her sister were step. >>> the mendocino complex fire has exploded in size overnight. >> we will talk about how much it has grown. have cal fire on the phone to give us an update. let's go over to rosemary in terms of what weather are firefighters facing. >> is another hot and dry day. it has a -- it is not as bad but the red flag warning remains in place throughout today and is not expected to its -- expire until late tonight. it is dry out there. let's touch base on the red flag warning. we will have upper 80s and low 90s around noon with relative humidity at 13%. it will be very hot and dry with gusty conditions at times especially along the ridge tops. we're going to go into the mid- 90s over areas of the carr fire. relative humidity is 14%. yesterday the areas over the carr fire hit about 100 degrees and relative headed -- relative humidity was in the single d

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm dave clark.orning. mark is right over there. >> good morning. the headline for today is a little bump in the numbers. today should be the hottest day of the week. look at the highs from yesterday across portions of the bay area from santa rosa and to livermore and san jose. not a big warm up, but still temperatures trending up. only 3 degrees warmer in santa rosa. oakland from 74 to 78. san jose from the lower 80s to the upper 80s. here is satellite. we have the fog still offshore hope those hugging the coastline with some patches over the bay to start out the morning. current numbers, lots of 50s. santa rosa 62. the forecast for today includes a big temperature range from right around 60 coastline all the way to the mid-to inland. a few spots could be right around 100 degrees. looking at the forecast highs, a little bit

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm dave clark. is saying about the first day of the month. steve is over here. >> oh, right here. claudine, good morning. >> good morning! >> happy wednesday. >> thank you, dave, thank you. day baseball, a's continue their winning ways, we hope, 68 degrees today. mostly sunny. there you go. get that new plan. your beers will cost 4 bucks, right, sal? >> $4 beers! >> if you become a member. >> exactly. so nothing unusual there. usual fog in fra

. >> as claudine wong reports, this began when she met a man who had not eaten in three days. >> reporteround at her team, she knows this is just the beginning. >> 15 people that are going to feed 2 million people this year. >> reporter: but the founder and ceo of san francisco-based copia will also tell you this is not what she thought would be her life nikki work. as the daughter of south asian immigrants, i had four distinct career options laid out for me at an early age. doctor, lawyer, engineer, or veterinarian. >> reporter: the path would change as a student at uc berkeley, when one day, she saw a man begging for food. she took him to lunch. turned out he was a veteran. he was homeless and had not eaten in three days. >> and then adding insult to injury, righ, berkeley dining h throwing away thousands of pounds of perfectly edible food. >> reporter: it was a glimpse into something she says did not make sense. why were we wasting food, when so many people are hungry? >> we waste over 365 million pounds of vertically edible food every day. >> reporter: when she asked why, she told the

claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> parents are wondering about the food they are feeding babies.packaged food items in stores nationwide including gerber, beech-nut and earth's best. every item even organic had measurable levels of a heavy metal including lead, cadmium or inorganic arsenic. the study said two-thirds of the products tested had worrisome levels, heavy metals are of particular health concerns for babies. so joining us now is carmen from the consumer watchdog. carmen, what's the main concern? these heavy metals in these products, how dangerous is it to a baby? >> heavy metals are dangerous to every american but they are particularly dangerous for children because they are younger, because they are still developing and because they are much smaller than we are. so heavy metals pose a risk to anyone who eats them in their food, but particularly to children, which is why this study is so concerning. >> now, the fda says it's important to understand that some contaminants such as heavy metals like lead or arsenic are in the environment and can't simply be removed from fo

claudine wong. >> i'm dave clark. steve is off today.e watching your weather. >>> good morning. we are talking about temperatures warming up inland. yesterday warmed up a little bit and that will continue for today. upper 90s in the thursday forecast. we have the other extreme up towards eureka down toward monterey bay. reports of some drizzle toward the golding gate bridge earlier this morning. you can see some overcast from san francisco toward oakland, hayward, san jose even reporting some cloud cover. temperatures to start, san jose 58. concorde 59. santa rosa 51. san francisco and half moon bay in the 50s. here is a live camera looking toward sfo where we have still some low clouds to talk ting yo watch out for that for this morning. fog and hazy sunshine this afternoon with patchy smoke

okay, claudine, back to you. >> i thought you were going to climb in the back, frank. >> reporter: iuld, actually, you know what, i am off to santa rita, you can finish the show, if i can fit in here. criminals had really short legs back then. wow, it is not bad. >> leave him in there, jd. >> there is no handle to get out. >> reporter: oh,. >> and now he is stuck in there. >>> well, the cruise is tonight from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and they will be on castro valley boulevard and it is free. and it looks like a lot of fun, mark. i think they will have pretty nice weather, maybe just bring some layers. >>> yes, did thank just arrest himself? >> he just put himself in the back. >> oh, yes, okay, well i hopefully--well, hopefully he is back here for the 9:00 a.m. hour. >>> and now the satellite, we had the low clouds and fog, we are showing you this to also show you the smoke and haze. right now it is a mix with the low clouds and fog and today we are concerned with air quality. so at least according to the map, we are in the moderate range, kind of in the yellow range. we have been unh

. >> reporter: claudine long, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> still to come, wouldn't you work if you hit the megamillionsackpot. up next, what we are learning about the 11 winners in san y whyose and why they are still on the job. the ads are everywhere back at taco bell. with mexican spices and warm nacho cheese sauce. one things for sure. the future is nacho fries! nacho fries are back. [bong!] now serving at taco bell. sit the path year of the event. it has grown to 2000. events from block partys to picnics and safety demonstrations. you can register for an event or see all the bay area cities hosting national night out events today by going to ktvu.com and clicking on web links. >>> and attendance is up at sea world parks. sea world says over the past three months, 6.4 million people visited sea world entertainment's amusement parks across the country. 300,000 more than sea world expected. attendance numbers dropped after the park canceled its killer whale shows. however now it looks like the company is starting to rebound after that change. >>> a quick peak at market. dow jones has spent the entire

>> reporter: hey, claudine, so we're just watching a number of the crews as they are making their transition from those who have just come off of 24-hour shifts. they are now wrapping up some of the hoses. we also have seen a number of trucks going out to battle the fires. of course, the carr fire one of the largest and deadliest burning across the state today. there are more than a dozen capping resources just here alone, there are 4,000 firefighters working to battle just this fire. >> it really looks like something from another world. it is just very surreal. >> reporter: the carr fire burned through hundreds of square miles destroying more than 1,000 buildings causing several deaths. crews are gaining ground on what is now in the top ten most destructive fires in state history, forcing thousands from their homes with many unable to return. >> it wiped outiped out our nexr neighbor's home, the home on the other side is like ours, just pretty much rubble. >> reporter: near the bay area, new fires erupted overnight, further complicating efforts to fight the massive mendocino complex fire, w

commissioner julie su, claudine chang, darlene chu, ecology general manager minna tau. this is pretty important. we have a woman leading a general manager. and ben rosen sf*eld here as well. [applause] thank you very much for being here. our next speaker is a leader in common sense gun control laws far before she was ever a legislator here in san francisco. something that is much too important for our communities. she is someone who is a steadfast person to lead the -- her commitment to creating safe communities for all of our families. i want to welcome one of our newest members of the board of supervisors, supervisor catherine stefani. [applause] >> thank you, carmen. i, too, accept the w challenge. it is an honor to be here with so many incredible women. leader pelosi. my sister mayor london breed. supervisor katie tang and so many other incredible women and our men, too, that help us along the way. i was thinking the other day, you know, my daughter. she is 9 years old and she is absolutely obsessed with justice ruth bader ginsburg and every night she reads out of t

. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu fox news. >>> the special honors for dwight clark and the announcementbout the two statues that will be built at levi stadium. . >>> a southern california home that was home to the brady bunch on television is now owned by a television network. hgtv is the winning bidder in the sale of the home where marsha, jan, cindy, greg, peter and bobby grew up. hgtv's parent company promises to restore the home to the former glory. hgtv plans to make a series about restoring the brady bunch house. >>> last night people in fremont had a chance to meet the police chief at national night out. it was part of block parties in hopes of creating neighborhood spirit and building relationships between police and the public. >> hi! . >>> making connections with the community is one of kimberly peterson's priorities as the new police chief in fremont. she was eager to meet residents at the national night out party, one of 150-block parties in the city. >> it is a great time to get out and have positive interactions with the community. >> she isn't new to the department, havin

like to be driven from your home born in one thousand nine hundred thirty one in switzerland as claudinehaas she lost many of her family members in the holocaust. she was able to escape and since the one nine hundred fifty s. she's lived in brazil where she goes by the name claudia under. while travelling around her new home she met members of the yellow mummy tribe and took more than sixty thousand photos documenting their lives and she was moved by their struggle for their rights. inside the oh you want the two flavors of people there because. part of me you. part of my story they became my family her efforts on behalf of the tribe helped lead to the creation of the yanomami indigenous territory in one thousand nine hundred two claudia under sharia is one of south america's most important documentary photographers. also honored with a go to medal this year is hungary and composer and conductor peter at finish his unique compositions ask existential questions in two thousand and three he wrote a work about the u.s. space shuttle columbia disaster and in twenty sixteen one about the refu

. >> i believe our next question is going to be coming from claudine, who is wanting to be sure thatout in for the day. she is also a phenomenal volunteer at the the national world war i museum. >> could you tell me, do you know at this point what is going to happen in the years to come, because we can't seem to keep away from war? and there will be others. what is the plan? there are only three spots there now, is there enough room for the future? sgt. mcilvenna: very good question. with the advances in dna technology, i seriously doubt there will ever be another unknown soldier. for those of you that served, anytime recently, it seems like every year when we do our medical screening we provide another dna sample for the databases. i don't think you will see another unknown soldier from any of the conflicts ever identified or placed in arlington. i hope that answers your question. if not, laura can run back up the stairs. >> i know there probably are more questions and we would welcome those. but i believe now is also the time for me to say it is truly an honor to have on the stage

i am claudine wong. >>> let's talk with our friend, rosemary, and we have a warning for firefighters.burning -- solano county, thank you. you can see the trees blowing with the wind fanning the flames of the fire. there is a red flag warning over these areas. we have the mendocino complex fire burning along with the carr fire. we have a red flag warning until 11 pm. we have dry conditions. this shift in the weather pattern will bring a cool down and bringing breezy conditions to the higher elevations into the afternoon. the carr fire area is expected to be above 100 degrees with relative humidity only at 7%. we have hot and dry air expected. at home partly cloudy with mostly clear skies with some fog. temperatures are mild to start inland. generally light wind with an onshore breeze through fairfield. 72 in walnut creek, 74 in concord and 63 in oakland. 57 in san francisco with mid 50s at the half moon bay. low 60s at the coast and 90s inland. we have cooling trend and we will look on what you can expect in the extended forecast coming up. >>> people have been forced to evacuate due t

. >> i'm claudine at the university of maryland, university college. my question is, what time block or your definition of trail blazing. is that because someone was the only one in an entity or are you looking at -- it looked like you went up to perhaps the 1970s. in other words, was trail blazing a block that was from x time period to y time period? or was that because so and so was the only one at the time, like, believe it or not, i know about megawalker willibrand from her work and we'll talk later. >> this is something brooks lee and linda should answer because i was handed the interviews. so i had nothing to do -- i think at one lunch i suggested someone to you, but if either or both of you want to chime. i had to do, obviously, who was alive. start with that. brooks lee, do you want to say anything? >> can we get a microphone there? >> we started as a project of the aba commission of women in the profession. and part of the concept was to memorialize the wonderful histories of the women who were receiving the margaret brent award. those people

i'm claudine schwebber at the university of maryland, university college. my question is what is your definition of trailblazing, is it because someone was the only one in an entity or are you looking at -- it looked like you went up to perhaps the 1970s. in other words was trailblazing a block that was from x time period to y time period, or was that because so-and-so was the only one at the time? believe it or now, i know about maybe el walker wilbrand from her work. >> she was wonderful. >> this is something that berksley and linda should answer because i was handed the interviews. i had nothing to do -- i mean i think at one lunch i suggested someone to you, but if either of you or one of you want to chime -- i mean it had to do obviously with who was alive. start with. berksley, do you want to say anything? >> can we get a microphone there, please? >> well, we started as a project of the aba commission on women in the profession, and part of the concept was to memorialize the wonderful histories of the women who were receiving the margaret brandt award