play in the region the lake also became a protected area last year the cranes breed that it's show.

the area is home to the largest population of gray crowned cranes in the whole country over the years crane populations have suffered a major decline as a result of human related to vittie like trampling of chicks by dr stalk porch in from it both local and commercial level and collection of eggs but the cranes also disturb the farmers living around the lake with will be how we. get there we had forgotten i guess you know how did we could exist with the corn cranes on our farm the very destructive when we plant crops they take the seeds get one more. medium and we have not so much sure like the plans they peel him to be from the hoof. only door or the leg. reducing conflicts between humans and wildlife is the main work of georgia dome he and his team mates regularly with farmers the conservationists explains that cranes also have a positive impact on the crops as they eat worms which normally destroy the young plants when harvest time approaches then courage them to get their farms to protect their crops even convinced porches to become volunteers on his team. when i fish at the lake

. >> cranes with their young.are sight this summer in the northeast of brandenburg. the birds have less offspring these days. a meadow like this one is the ideal reading ground for cranes. here, the birds can find enough food. in these areas, the waters up to one meter high. this provides the cranes with enough protection against foxes and other while -- wild animals. now is to dig a little before he reaches water. >> it is already serious when a whole year passes by without a broad. it if it's only one year, they will survive. cranes can live well over 10 years. if this happens more often, it is serious. >> the drought is having dramatic consequences for other species besides the cranes. >> the eurasian bitten, which has been breeding here for 15 years. there are several others that did not meet this year because it was so try. -- mate this year because it was so dry. >> due to the lack of water, the biologist expects 500 fewer young cranes this year, then last. a quarter of the 10,000 or so pairs of cranes in ge

play in the region the lake also became a protected area last year the cranes breed that it's show from july to february just before the breeding period starts the quince conservation volunteers try to coordinate with farmers to democrats important breeding areas by the lake. sometimes community to cooperate other times they don't because when. we tell them to exclude the livestock during the great season and during their dry season their past i would say the lake it is minimal so that they need them to bring their cattle inside described is how those judged room works tirelessly to mediate with locals and keep the area protected for the benefit of the great. and the local population who will benefit from the growing eco tourism. time to wrap things up on today's africa show and to say goodbye from here in johannesburg and south africa sheen again and makes week thank you zee also sign up for now but don't forget they can always stay tuned to our show by checking out the content on our website and on our social media platforms from the whole eco africa team thanks for joining us and goo

get the winter got and i guess you know holly we could exist with the corn cranes on our farm the very destructive when we plant crops they take the seeds you get a lot more you know needed and with some mature like the plans they got him to the from the who farm. only door was no longer. reducing conflicts between humans and wildlife is the main work of georgia dome he and his team mate regularly with farmers the conservationists explains that cranes also have a positive impact on the crops as they eat worms which normally destroy the young plants when harvest time approaches then courage them to guard their farms to protect their crops even convinced the porch is to become full in 2 years when his team. when i fish at the lake i take care of the crown of grains in accordance with the government regulations you. want to you girl but you know. what i did the birds. the tourists and when they come here they help to develop the area and create bursaries for schoolchildren who are thought or could be. so much. why not do it there. the volunteer conservationist also visit schools in the re

the drought is having traumatic consequences for other species besides the cranes. almost an example of the eurasian britain which has been breeding here annually for 15 years there are several appears in the neighborhood which did not even meet this year because it was so dry and you can see that searched everywhere that used to house small creatures like water snake is so worms that have no chance of survival due to the lack of water the biologist expects 500 fewer young koreans this year than in years past normally about a quarter of the $10000.00 or so pairs of koreans living in germany nest here in brandenburg. this happens a few years in a row they might migrate to question is where i don't know what it looks like for the norse or for the eastern poland or hurt or has been a big drought to some other to. the drought establishes itself as a normal weather pattern then annual spectacles like these might become a thing of the past. to china and the ritual known as eliyahu in which before was make walking through fire look easy as you can see they walked barefoot

the crane came into contact with some pg e power lines at s were that impacted by the contractors crane that line came down into the westbound lanes of highway 24 so chp pg contra costa fire all responded to that they shut down all of the westbound lanes this morning. >>and they were able to safely clear the power line out of the way and they were able to reopen highway at approximately 6 25 this morning. >>no one was injured, but the downed lines caused a nearby strip mall to lose power, whole foods had to move their perishables into refrigerated trucks and a frozen yogurt shop brought in generatorsto keep their big freezers going rogue is obviously a perishable items old. over to sheen's they're going to have to be a all that wasted, but happened these coffee lost power but had java brought in from other locations so they can give out 3 hot and cold brews to those affected this season humankind is happening. it just makes a day worth it that restoring power turned out to be tricky business bethe lines are directly overhead of highway 24 so the entire freeway have been closed. >>2 more

a crane took down the lines. the cranes are not on the free way it. so we're trying to determine if at the time cranes were being moved where it happened and where they are now. we're trying to get to the bottom of how this occurred. the good news, nobody hurt. no eta on when the power will be restored. >>> the labor day holiday means many government buildings and offices closed today, the bank and stock market all closed for the holiday. most transit agencies are using the sunday schedule for service on this monday. >>> we'll talk about our bay area weather. steve paulson is keeping an eye on hurricane dorian. >> it is not moving. is it parked over the bahamas, freeport bahamas for about eight hours. the good news for florida, it is not there yet. it may not get there for 24, 36 hours. but the bad news for the bahamas it is moving 1 miles an hour. it is still a category 5. all signs have this pointing to and skirting the atlantic coast. at no time does the eye go all the way inland. some hurricane models take it near cocoa beach and cape canaveral. r

as you all know, crane cove park has been an active project of the port since 2005 and david bo-prey who lead the planning the park and erica crane are both here to answer historical context questions. drew betchr of the san francisco park's alliance is here today and will be speaking later on in our presentation. just as an overview of what you'll be covering, we will go over the project background and status, the strategic plan alignment, park's aligned history and experience, our next steps. shoreline ro reconstruction, bot irrigation. and it is anticipated that the 19th street, georgia street and building 49 are delivered by the calendar year 2020. the date has spent 16 millions of the $36 million budget. with that said, there were components of the project of the original scope that were moved due to cost considerations. and moved out to later phases. these included a tot lot and riggers yard. this is a critical investment and important to develop in the plan through the priorities. opening crane cove park by 2020, raising public funds for the children's playground in 2020 and g

the contractors crane. >>that line came down into the westbound lanes of highway 24 so chp pg contra costa fire all responded to that they shut down all of the westbound lanes this morning and they were ae to safely clear the power line out of the way and they were able to reopen highway at approximately 6 25 this morning. >>no one was injured, but the downed lines caused a nearby strip mall to lose power, whole foods had to move their perishables into refrigerated trucks and a frozen yogurt shop brought in generators to keep their big freezers going rogue is obviously a perishable items over. over to sheen's they're going to have to be a all that wasted, but happened these coffee lost power but had java brought in from other locations so they can give out 3 hot and cold brews to those affected. >>this season humankind is happening. this makes a day worth it. >>that restoring power turned out to be tricky business because the lines are directly overhead of highway 24 so the entire freeway have been closed.

basically, we had 30 ship-to-shore cranes, these massive cranes that go along two miles of dock.s of yard equipment that are very, very large. our team takes about five or six hours to tie all those down and secure them and make them ready for high winds, should we face that. liz: we just heard from doug mckelway in wilmington, north carolina. in essence what he was saying is they had to bring down cranes, he showed us the huge building cranes. these things can become projectiles, i'm sure. but let's talk about the business impact. what is coming in and out of the savannah deep water ports and brunswick deep water ports on a blue sky scenario type of day? >> yeah, absolutely. we are a 24/7 operation. on the import side, we are bringing in consumer goods, all the things that anyone buys in a store coming in mostly from asian locations, then we are also bringing in auto parts. we have different types of parts that arrive and we keep manufacturing moving parts off to like the kia plant, where cars are being produced in the united states. mercedes as well. mercedes auto parts. then c

the contractors crane. >>that line came down into the westbound lanes of highway 24. so chp pg contra costa fire all responded to that the shutdown all of the westbound lanes this morning and they were able to safely clear the power line out of the way and they were able to reopen highway at approximately 6 25 this morning. >>no one was injured, but the downed lines caused a nearby strip mall to lose power, whole foods had to move their perishables into refrigerated trucks in a frozen yogurt shop brought in generators. >>to keep their big freezers going your gut is obviously a perishable items over. they're going to have to be a all that wasted, but things happened these coffee lost power but had java brought in from other locations so they can give out 3 hot and cold brews to those affected. >>this season humankind is happening. this makes a day worth it. >>but restoring power turned out to be tricky business because the lines are directly overhead of highway 24. so the entire freeway have been closed. 2 m

play in the region the lake also became a protected area last year the cranes breed that it's show from july to february just before the breeding period starts the quince conservation volunteers try to coordinate with farmers to democrats important breeding areas by the lake. sometimes community to cooperate and other times they don't because when. we tell them to screw the livestock during the great season and during their dry season they're pasture i would say the lake it is minimal so that they need them to bring their cattle inside described is how those judge newman works tirelessly to mediate with locals and keep the area protected for the benefit of the great quantity and the local population who will benefit from the growing eco tourism. time to wrap things up on today's eco africa show and to say goodbye from here in johannesburg and south africa sheen again and make seek thank you z. i also signed up for now but don't forget they can always stay tuned to our show by checking out the content on our websites and on our social media platforms from the whole eco africa team thanks

this is video of the 265-ton crane bart provided from a previous weekend of work. just before 5:30 this morning, the impacted line came down on the westbound lane of highway 24 which was reopened just before 6:30 a.m. the incident knocking out electricity to more than 700 customers, including this >>ust almost hade sg a heart attack. i thought, what's happening? what's going on here? then i found out. >> reporter: as did her tenants, the whole foods using big refrigerated trucks for some of its inventory. pete's giving out free coffee, and yogurt shack powering parts of the store with a generator. >> whatever is loaded in the machine we can't save. >> reporter: pg&e planning to restore power in three stages to limit traffic impact closing highway 24 in both directions for 20 minutes at a time. but ultimately only needing two closures to complete the overhead requiring work. bart spokesperson chris felipe. >> it's going to depend on traffic flows. so there is wiggle room. >> reporter: shoppers understanding. >> hopefully they'll be able to get it iks iffed soon. >>

bigge says quote, the crane operator was directed to back up the crane by a signal person who may not have seen the power line. a bigge spokesperson said the crane operator was an employee but the signal person was not. there were no injuries and the crane has minimal damage. they are conducting an internal investigation and bart and the prime contractor dmz are also conducting parallel independent investigations. >>> crews are still battling a wildfire burning in the santa cruz mountains. that fire broke out in boulder creek. so far, cal fire reports it's charred at least ten acres. it appears the flames may have burned at least one structure. cal fire is working to find out what sparked that fire. >>> for the first time in nearly two weeks, the jury in the ghost ship trial is back to deliberating and they may only have six days of deliberations this entire month. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live from the oakland courthouse as she has been many times over the trial. she'll explain the timeline and perhaps why so many few days to deliberate, leslie? >> reporter: dan, we hav

cranes with their young a rare sight this summer here in the north east of brandenburg the birds have less offspring these days a meadow like this one is actually the ideal breeding ground for cranes says thomas falters local nature guide here the birds can find enough food in these low lying areas the water is usually up to one metre high this provides the koreans with enough protection against fox is another wild animals but now everything is dry fluffers has to dig a little while before you finally reach is water now is insufficient it is already serious when a whole year passes by without a broad period if it's only a one year they will probably survive because cranes can live well over 10 years but if this happens more often it is really serious so the fish of your own. the drought is having to manage consequences for other species besides the grains. example of the eurasian britain which has been breeding here annually for 15 years there are several parents in the neighborhood which did not even meet this year because it was so dry and you can see that shirts everywhere that use

the contractors crane. >>that line came down into the westbound lanes of highway 24 so chp pg contra costa fire all responded to that the shutdown all of the westbound lanes this morning and they were able to safely clear the powe line out of the way and they were able to reopen highway at approximately 6 25 this morning. >>no one was injured, but the downed lines caused a nearby strip mall to lose power, whole foods had to move their perishables into refrigerated trucks and a frozen yogurt shop brought in generators to keep their big freezers going rogue is obviously a perishable items old. they're going to have to be a in all that wasted, but. coffee lost power but had java brought in from other locations so they can give out 3 hot and cold brews to those affected this season humankind is happening. this makes a day worth it that restoring power turned out to be tricky business because the lines are directly overhead of highway 24 so the entire freeway have been closed. >>2 more times in the afternoon. so

putin and zelinsky a potential suspect and witness in the downing of the malaysian airlines jet a crane 5 years ago has also been released despite protests by the dutch government who had many of its citizens on the flight that suggests the lenski not only had to make concessions but that russia will be a tough negotiating partner in future talks to end fighting in eastern ukraine. victoria al-jazeera matthew cup for as editor at the kiev post he explains what the president transfers mean for ukraine russia relations. i think this is a positive step and it shows that there is the ability to negotiate over important things but i think that in order to ease tensions between the 2 countries and stop the war in eastern ukraine and resolve the issue there are a lot of other issues that need to be resolved and many of them are much more difficult than prisoner exchanges this was not a big compromise by anyone the biggest compromise here was ukraine deciding to handle human someone the m. 817 suspect or witness to russia this is a big victory president skins a big victory for ukraine as for th

san leandro crane company says the crane operator was told to back up, but the person who told him to back up may not have seen the line. three separate investigations now are under way. >>> san francisco's plan to stop all pedestrian traffic deaths is under fire. critics say it's falling short >>> also a sad return to school after the holiday for some east bay kids. thieves leave them without critical learning tolls. >>> all ha is coming up. right now it's 4:37. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning kumasi. 59 in berkeley orinda, fremont. castro valley 57. everybody else 60 to 62 degrees as we can see in oakland. lo at. san franci novato. 48. the nights are getting longer, losing about 2 1/2 minutes of sunshine every day. south beach, 59. a lot of dense fog along the coast, the golden gate bridge, up into the north bay valleys. that's going to stick and maybe get thicker in the morning hours. mass transit, cool to warm and breezy north of the bay bridge. peninsula, in the 60s through 9:00, cloud cover through 11:00

>>you can see the crane involved in the accident before it happened in this video provided by bart it was involved in a major rail upgrade that was keeping a lafayette station closed during the three-day weekend. the original incident happened at 5 22 this the crane came into contact with some pg e power lines at that time a couple of lines were impacted by the contractors crane that line came down into the westbound lanes of highway 24 so chp pg contra costa fire all responded to that they shut down all of the westbound lanes this morning. >>and they were able to safely clear the power line out of the way and they were able to reopen highway at approximately 6 25 this morning. >>no one was injured, but the downed lines cause a nearby strip mall to lose power, whole foods had to move their perishables into refrigerated trucks in a frozen yogurt shop brought in generators to keep their big freezers going is obviously a perishable items old. order to sheen's they're going to have to be a in doubt all that wasted, but. coffee lost power but had java brought in from other locations so the

towns have been told to expect heavy rain and flooding earlier roofs were ripped from houses and a crane toppled over. hong kong police fired tear gas to disperse protesters gathering for a 2nd night in a district of kowloon the crowds were pushed back from a police station where they were demanding an independent investigation into the allegedly used to say excessive force. earlier officers stopped another protests from targeting the airport with a major security blitz trains didn't stop at stations on the way to the terminals to prevent demonstrators getting there there were a number of minor scuffles but the planned demonstration failed to shut down the airport for 2 days last month if you go holland has more from hong kong. this time the police and security were prepared last time they came well into the chaos well after protesters that paralyzed the airports and the transportation linking to police complete train change their strategy this time they were here at the airport hours before protesters were due they were here in large numbers and they also instigated stop and searches at

san leandro crane company biggie says the crane operator was told to back up, but the person who told him to back up may not have seen the power line. >>> the ghost ship jury is back after a break. >> we have this reconstituted jury, this new jury panel that has only been deliberating for about four days after three jurors were dismissed for misconduct a couple of weeks ago. and the question that remains is can this panel, can they really remember all the testimony they heard starting back in may. >> they seem fine. they seem solemn. they seem introspeculative in the short time they were in court. >>> a fire in the santa cruz mountains is holding at about 10 acres in very steep terrain. it broke out near deer creek road. more than 150 firefighters will remain on the line overnight. >>> only on 7, the mother of the man who rammed his car through a gate at oakland international airport sunday says her drug-induced schizophrenia. the alameda county sheriff's office says after 42-year-old brine hirano crashed through the gate and jumped into the bay, his body was found yesterday. hirano's

chief political correspondent melinda crane joins me from berlin melinda what does joshua wang want from the german government at a press conference yesterday he listed 3 things he said 1st of all a public government condemnation of police violence and of views of power in hong kong secondly he said that the german government should stop exporting police equipment to hong kong as long as the police are using violence against the protesters and thirdly he suggested that china and germany should link trade with china to human rights saying that it either should suspend trade talks with china as long as the violence continues or insert human rights clauses into trade agreements so 3 very clear messages there to the german government how is the german government responding. there's a sympathetic ear here in berlin but there's also a certain degree of caution it's unclear to what extent joshua wang explicitly requested a meeting with chancellor angela merkel but he did not get one at any rate and that meeting that took place with the foreign minister mass was actually on the margins of a priv

that was well and a crane of the german parliament coming up next our documentary later norah about how a father lost his daughter to the so-called islamic state and his efforts to get her back also news from the united states regarding john bolton. be sure to keep it here on g.w. news for all of the latest headlines i'm sara kelly in for lent thanks for watching . that. and i'm just i'm with a brand new delusion born of the culture it's personal it's divisive construct topix that affects us all water pollution climate change and the return of. only green fields check out.

the contractors crane. >>that line came down into the westbound lanes of highway 24 so chp pg contra costa fire all responded to that they shut down all of the westbound lanes this morning and they were able to safely clear the power line out of the way and they were able to reopen highway at approximately 6 25 this morning. >>no one was injured, but the downed lines caused a nearby strip mall to lose power, whole foods had to move their perishables into refrigerated trucks and a frozen yogurt shop brought in generators to keep their big freezers going rogue is obviously a perishable items old. over to sheen's they're going to have to be a in doubt all that wasted, but happened these coffee lost power but had java brought in from other locations so they can give out 3 hot and cold brews to those affected this season humankind is happening. it just makes a day worth it that restoring power turned out to be tricky business because the lines are directly overhead of highway 24 so the entire freeway have been c

pg&e blames this crane for knocking down a power line. a contractr is using that crane for a protect to upgrade b.a.r.t.'s tracks. the council member demanded answers, asking you've been plan thing work for months. how can this happen?>>> in thet liigs cl aayette neighborhood home. but it's a nightmare for one family. you saw that trio of pigs rummaging through the backyard leaving behind the holes and divets. motion censoring sprinklers he hopes will scare them away. >> hopefully tonight when they come again, it will spray water and shoo them away. >> if you are dealing with a similar problem, do not adopt the pigs. they are wild animals and they can be unpredictable. >> they can be ferocious and they can tear up grass. let's move on to the weather forecast. >> drew tuma is here with the latest. >> it's just been a beautiful holiday weekend. a lot of sunshine and warm temperatures. we will find a different weather pattern moving in. in terms of the fog, it will be cloudier on wednesday and ursday. live doppler 7 showing you the , so from

in eastern ukraine at least 10000 people have been killed since the fighting began 5 years ago he cranes recently elected president the lenski says he wants to revive peace negotiations with russia he's been seeking support from european leaders recently and he's spoken to president vladimir putin by phone the prisoner exchange could be an important step towards further tentative talks this what is being seen as a victory for both presidents putin and selenski a potential suspect and witness in the downing of the malaysian airlines jet a crane 5 years ago has also been released despite protests by the dutch government who had many of its citizens on the flight that suggests the lenski not only had to make concessions but that russia will be a tough negotiating partner in future talks to end fighting in eastern ukraine. victoria be there matthew kupfer as editor at the kiev post he explains what the president transfer is mean for ukraine russia relations i think this is a positive step and it shows that there is the ability to negotiate over important things but i think that in order to e

traffic alert in the east way right now chp shutting down in both directions in lafayette after a crane accident damaged power lines. crews needed to close the freeway to repair the power lines. take place between oak hill road and pleasant hill road eastbound and pleasant hill road westbound. chp says that the closures could last longer than expected and into the evening. now the overhead power lines were clipped this morning by a crane doing on going work on the bart tracks. we just checked with pg&e and 114 customers are without power right now. no injuries reported. >>> the transit agency is making extensive repairs and upgrades to the tracks. the work continues and requires closing two eastbound lanes of 24 on some weekends until the end of october. bart saying that it still plans on running regular service tomorrow morning. >>> thousands of keiser permanente worker kpix5 emily turner is in oakland do break down their demands, emily. >> reporter: the workers are protesting today, not working on labor day because they are upset with the current status of labor negotiations with keis

. >>> a crane crew working on upgrades brought down power lines across highway 24 this morning. the incident happened near the lafayette station and brought traffic in both directions to a halt. we are live in lafayette tonight where crews have been working to restore power lines and power to customers. >> reporter: there were three actual closers, the first was the emergency and then the 2 plan ones but the lines over the freeway would be put back into service, there was also damage to one of the poles across the freeway but the freeway is now open and power is back on, here is the report as it winds all day long. a contractor crane working on the track and equipment upgrades near the bart station knocks down a power line that fell on the highway and barks tracks cutting part of 114 homes electricity for many hours. >> they had to temporarily close all the und lanes and then they were able to reopen one hour later when the lines were removed from the highway.>> reporter: crews showed up and found that some temporary freeway closures would be needed later in the day to restring

some how the crane took down two power lines right at the intersection of deer hill road. the power lines span not only highway 24 but the bart tracks. there were live wires that shut down all westbound lanes for about an hour while they cleaned up the scene. we have pg&g crews out here trying to determine how they will restore the lines. they span about 250 feet over the highway. they this will be a pretty big project. i did speak with bart officials and they this should not interfere with bart surface. there is a bus bridge in place in walnut creek that will bring people to and from lafayette as well. >> we cannot use the crane for now. there it will be an investigation into how this happened. but there are other aspects of the project that we can work on. there is a lot of cable work happening. there is a lot of things going on. a lot of the heavy lifting that we hoped to get accomplished this weekend had already taken place. so we're confident about where we're at in terms of the project. >> reporter: we know about 115 customers with pg&g are still without power. there

nova scotia the military has been sent to support the region where roofs have been ripped off and a crane has been top olds north carolina's governor roy cooper spoke a short time ago saying although the storm has passed there's a lot of work to do before things are back to normal. we have about 45000 people who are still without power most of those people are here in daycare and in hyde kaminey today i traveled to visit some people who had storm damage i went to emerald isle to the r.v. park that was hit by the tornado there was significant damage is damage to many homes there we talked to a number of people who live there and a lot of volunteers who came to help it was amazing that no one was hurt or killed at this r.v. park i talked to a man named bill who was drinking a cup of coffee when the tornado hit any showed me where he had on the floor and there were boards in beams all around and i don't know how he survived but he got by with a few scratches. in south korea at least 3 people are dead and more than 160000 homes are without power there because of typhoon it hit the southern ar

right now dorian is bearing down on nova scotia, canada, with winds and rain so strong it toppled a crane in halifax more than 300,000 are already without power. this will be the storm's fifth land fall in its wake in north carolina's coast. island residents are trapped, unable to get out. the scene is of complete desperation in the bahamas where as many as 70,000 have been displaced we have coverage across the region tonight starting with nbc's kerry sanders who is in the hardest hit area, great abaco. kerry? >> reporter: jose, i'm in marsh harbor. this is, indeed, the hardest area that we have seen. this is known as pigeon pea and mudd. and i hope i don't see anything worse than this because it is such devastation we have come upon in this bahamian heat bodies that are exposed out rotting and, sadly, the stench of death is everywhere today one of the hardest hit areas of marsh harbor is believed to be a mass graveyard. as we flew in, it's hard to believe anyone here could have survived the hurricane. >> yeah, i mean, it's total destruction. >> cut through here. >> reporter: yet search a

. >>> power is finally back on for hundreds of pg&e customers in the east bay, 12 hours after a crane on a project tore out a power line that crossed highway 24. an accident created an all-day problem for a lot of people trying to come back from the labor day weekend. we're joined in lafayette where crews did manage to restring that power line across highway 24. that was a long time ago. how is traffic now? >> reporter: it looks pretty good now. you can see it's flowing very well. they did have to close down highway 24 not once, but twice, before they could get that power line strung from that pole on the south side of highway 24 across the highway to the pole on the other side, on the north side. pg&e crews worked through the morning and into the hot labor day afternoon getting ready to finally string a power line from one side of highway 24 to the other. >> the overriding concern, of course, is we don't want to have a huge backup on 24 in either direction. >> reporter: businesses in a neighboring shopping center had to close their doors because they had no power. >> it's unfortunate

so tragical lieu crane is at at -- tragical lieu crane is war and must fight a war against and one from the enemy from within aided by kremlin llies every minute of every day. while ukraine has sought to shake off the vestiges of soviet ukraine's -- oligar oligarch class stole and planneder from the people of to -- planneder from he people of that nation to support their corrupt moneyed interest. it might surprise people to hear ohio the e state of ukrainian oligarch that owned that madesion station the current president of ukraine famous, that that oligarch is largest commercial real ohio. owner in cleveland, worth of over $1.2 billion, he is one of the oligarchs in ukraine but travels between ukraine, cyprus, was on here, his own son the basketball team at cleveland state. oligarch ran the show servant of the people that zelensky to sident stardom so the question for istory is -- will president zelensky be his own manor -- his own man or will he stand for liberty and will the people of his country and this house who are the representatives stand for liberty against repression? back.d

san leandro crane company says the person was told to back up.erson who told him to back up may not have seen the line. three separate investigations are under way. >>> this morning, 34 people are presumed dead after the dive boat off the southern california coast caught fire and sank. the remains of 20 victims have been recovered. other bodies have been spotted in the ought wear but haven't been retrieved yet. identifying the victims may take dna analysis. the ntsb says it will issue preliminary findings within seven to ten days. >> i'm 100% confident that our investigators will determine the cause of this fire, why it occurred, and what is needed to keep it from happening again. >> ntsb will interview survivors, first responders and the companies involved in the diving trip. investigators believe the 34 victims were trapped in the sleeping deck when those flames apparently blocked a stairway and an escape hatch. we're learning a majority of the victims presumed to have died in the fire were from the bay area. >> abc 7 news reporter jobina forts

crane knocked down a power line.ight remember if you were with us yesterday, this happened along highway 24 nearly 24 hours ago. the crane was in the area working to rebuild a b.a.r.t. track when it hit that line. pg&e crews worked to get power back on all day, closing the highway in the process. the repair work on b.a.r.t. will continue over the next two weekends. >>> so the a's right now are on the outside looking in, in the playoff line. they were off yesterday but starting today they host the angels. >> the giants meanwhile will need a miracle september to make it. yesterday in st. louis, the giants tiler beatty gave up three early runs and the giants mustered little offense other than the first ever big league homer for mauricio dubai. the giants are five games below 500. >> we were at the game on sunday, it was a nice game but much more fun when they win. >> always. >> yes. >> 4:52 for you right now. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," calls for more protection after an attack on three south bay police of

our chief political correspondent melinda crane is standing by for us at the german parliament where the general debate has just begun melinda the german budget a big issue this week with signs of a recession increasing why not use the money now. that's a question we will definitely be hearing in the debate today in fact the head of the parliamentary group of germany's right wing party the leading party in the opposition has just been speaking here and she said look this isn't a matter of whether we tip into recession the crisis is already here and she accused the government of contributing to germany's d. industrialization and destroying its auto industry with its in her words crazy automobile energy and climate policy so a lot of criticism of this budget expect to hear more in the course of the morning and speaking of criticism i mean it's been a longstanding german economic policy to have a balanced budget i mean that policy does have its critics tell us more about that . absolutely the policy is based on 3 different factors 1st of all an amendment to the constitution passed at th

let's turn now to our chief political correspondent linda crane she is standing by for us in front of the chancellor in berlin where the marathon talks took place throughout the night and into the morning so melinda this is a breakthrough that's been reached bring us up to date on the latest. well it's called a climate package for good reason and it actually spans some 70 different measures in the areas of transport and the building sector with a total of value of 54000000000 euros over the coming years and the overall aim of this package the chancellor said we should not see it as 70 different separate measures in fact it was a package that is all united by its basic aim of trying to nudge people in the direction of reducing consumption of fossil fuels and shifting toward climate friendly technologies so one key means by which this new package wants to do that is through a c o $2.00 pricing mechanism it would basically function as a kind of emission trading system with certificates they would be priced pretty low in the beginning but the price would rise over time making especially d

towns have been told to expect heavy rain and flooding earlier roofs were ripped from houses and a crane toppled over and dorian is up the u.s. states north and south carolina and its way north carolina's governor says there's a lot of work to do to get things back to normal we have about 45000 people who are still without power most of those people are here in day care and in high care any today i traveled to visit some people who had storm damage i went to emerald isle to the r.v. park that was hit by the tornado there were significant damages damage to many homes there we talked to a number of people who live there and a lot of volunteers who came to help it was amazing that no one was hurt or killed at this r.v. park i talked to a man named bill who was drinking a cup of coffee when the tornado hit and he showed me where he had on the floor and there were boards in beams all around and i don't know how he survived but he got by with a few scratches and ling-ling has killed at least 3 people and a south korea that hit with winds of up to 196 kilometers per hour 200 flights were ground

crane's leader. it's at the center of. inquiry by the democrats that's moving forward against the u.s. president or claims he abused his powers to try and smear election rival let's go live now or to scale up up in who's been following developments give up what's been known failed. well we have the transcript here and it is the transcript of a conversation between u.s. president donald trump and the ukrainian leader it is a 3 minute conversation 5 pages of text and it's very brief but in the conversation u.s. president donald trump certainly does mention joe biden his rival potentially the democratic nominee someone running against him in the 2020 alexion i certainly mentions him and his son hunter biden and their possible relations in ukraine the firing of a prosecutor let's review what is in this transcript what trump says to the iranian leader regarding joe biden there's a lot of talk about biden son by the prosecution and a lot of people who want to find out. what you can do with the attorney general would be great i w

front in the trade tensions nonetheless certainly there will be concern here going forward melinda crane in berlin mathias bowling there in hong kong thank you so much to both of you. the 1st nigerians evacuated from south africa have arrived back in the country hundreds of nigerians signed up for free flights home following a wave of violence against foreigners in south africa but while there is relief at having escaped many say that they are uncertain about what the future holds for them our correspondent funny for char was on was one of the 1st international correspondents to meet the breach at the airport in lagos and she sent us this report slowly and with a long delay it finally arrives the airplane from johannesburg. and some officials are waiting for the passengers to disembark. this is the 1st machine from south africa with nigerian rhetoric the 1st since anti immigrant violence erupted in and around your hand last week now that the nigerians are back what is the future. to begin with but a lot of uncertainty to this woman left south africa after 7 years because of the xenophobi