neighborhoods plan eir and the eastern neighborhoods plan policy because i am having to live with the disaster it created on potrero hill but you'll have plenty of opportunities as more projects come forward and as the eastern neighborhoods 5 year monitoring reported is delivered to have that full discussion because of that even though i'd like to speak to that i want to focus on the piece of this project that i believe give us the absolute requirement to accept the appeal if you read the of evidence they've provided with regard to the economic alternatives of the metal shed alternatives you'll see that the planning commission was delivered bad information and that's made a bad decision and has to go back to review that piece of the project eir i looked at that analysis and i'm you know very critical of it but don't need to be because the appellant has presented to you evidence that it does meet the city's criteria for the economic feasibility it was declared economically infeasible so if you read the evidence you accept the appeal that that clear i'll say that only a few seconds the

neighborhoods plan eir and the eastern neighborhoods plan policy because i am having to live with the disaster it created on potrero hill but you'll have plenty of opportunities as more projects come forward and as the eastern neighborhoods 5 year monitoring reported is delivered to have that full discussion because of that even though i'd like to speak to that i want to focus on the piece of this project that i believe give us the absolute requirement to accept the appeal if you read the of evidence they've provided with regard to the economic alternatives of the metal shed alternatives you'll see that the planning commission was delivered bad information and that's made a bad decision and has to go back to review that piece of the project eir i looked at that analysis and i'm you know very critical of it but don't need to be because the appellant has presented to you evidence that it does meet the city's criteria for the economic feasibility it was declared economically infeasible so if you read the evidence you accept the appeal that that clear i'll say that only a few seconds the

it is exactly what we wanted to happen in the eastern neighborhoods. revisited, i am with you.please however, let this project continue the way that it should. thank you. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>good evening supervisors my name is jim task and my partner and i own a property directly facing this proposed project on texas street and 17th st. and we also own a multiunit building on the adjacent block. we are veryfamiliar with the frequently occurring car break-ins the regular dumping of debris abandon furniture, garbage, and routine graffiti that occurs in this area that is overwhelmingly dark and unwelcoming to pedestrians this project is well designed, it is family welcoming, it offers living space that is solely needed in san francisco plus the 25,000 ft.2 of neighborhood-based retail that will be welcomed and i look forward to having it in this area. the attractive and fitting architecture which fits well under the neighborhoods industrial historic role has been well thought through. we welcome the activity of 24 hour life and the pride of a living neighborhood th

it is exactly what we wanted to happen in the eastern neighborhoods. revisited, i am with you.please however, let this project continue the way that it should. thank you. >>thank you. next speaker please. >>good evening supervisors my name is jim task and my partner and i own a property directly facing this proposed project on texas street and 17th st. and we also own a multiunit building on the adjacent block. we are veryfamiliar with the frequently occurring car break-ins the regular dumping of debris abandon furniture, garbage, and routine graffiti that occurs in this area that is overwhelmingly dark and unwelcoming to pedestrians this project is well designed, it is family welcoming, it offers living space that is solely needed in san francisco plus the 25,000 ft.2 of neighborhood-based retail that will be welcomed and i look forward to having it in this area. the attractive and fitting architecture which fits well under the neighborhoods industrial historic role has been well thought through. we welcome the activity of 24 hour life and the pride of a living neighborhood th

tonight forecast lowe's 65 degrees in eastern iowa. mostly cloudy and some scattered showers and storms and for tomorrow mostly cloudy and the shower should diminish as we go into the afternoon hours. hopefully they will be out late in the day. temperatures cool 75-79 and your extended forecast has dry conditions on sunday and 83 with a chance of showers and storms warming up back in the mid-80s early next week. >>> turning now to our vote 2016 coverage. the presidential nominees are trying to appeal to minority voters. each has accuse the other of bigotry the latest national poll shows democrat hillary clinton with a 10-point lead over republican donald trump. the numbers show nearly 60% of voters feel it is trump who appeals to bigots. is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to take part in extended interviews not only with our station but our sister stations across the country. we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the can

this is 215 around eastern. the north beltway is just as quiet right now. construction continues from north fifth to decatur for a >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> an alarming reminder that fun >> in this week alone: three accidents are highlighting the dangers of amusement parks. 8 news now reporter shakala alvaranga took a closer look at what procedures and regulations are in place for the valley ... each year hundreds of thousands of people ... come to wet n wild. and with so many visitors ... and more than 25 attractions to see, safety must come first. "on a daily basis, we have our maintenance department check and walk the slides, everything is up to par." but a horrific incident in kansas city is painting a grisly scene of just how dangerous amusement parks can be. the verruckt sends riders down 17 stories at up to 65 miles an hour. 10 year old caleb schwab was decapitated while on the ride sunday. and just today -- a child in pennsylvania was airlifted to the hospital after he fell off the idlewild and soakzone of kansas city...we don

begin you can see the moisture flow targeting southeast colorado southwest colorado nice shot of eastern playing tomorrow morning a little bit of a quiet start before the next around comes up and over the mountains and then pushes to denver the front front range and abundantly onto the eastern plains this could be some big ones out there so be prepared for that latest tonight 40s in the mountains comfortable 50s and 60s west and a lot of 50s and 60s over the eastern plains if you enjoy sleeping with the windows up and go ahead and open them up it was cool last night to be called in high style 70s in the mountains if you 60s were warming up to the mid- 80s stay at 80 out and craig bring you 80s up in the upper 80s to the south and east will see temperatures here jump to jump a good fight ?-dash 7 degrees across the front range showers overnight possible than the 58 tomorrow will pick it up to 81 currently sunny day and look for the bigger storms leave it a sunday. the chance 85 degrees 88 on monday with a couple of storms tuesday wednesday thursday dry her communities again and will drop

the southern and eastern counties. that should die out around 3:00 in the morning. the showers and storms are winding down, lingering showers in the southeast. as far as the current temperature go, they are in the 70s in the northwest, ahead in the front you can see the 80s, there's where the instability is. front starting to advance east. as this comes across the midwest, this will be sniffing out the moisture, as we get towards thursday afternoon and friday. tomorrow's highs will be upper 70s to 80. cooler than today. more importantly the dew point which are in the 70s today and tomorrow in the lower 60s by in here. >> tonight's forecast lows of 61 to 68 degrees from north to south. the south eastern half of the region will see most of the showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow those come to an end. it should be mostly sunny, temperature in the upper 70s to north and west to 80-degrees in the southwest. most will be on tsa night -- saturday night. >>> live at 5:00, a plan is being tested helping officers get answers faster during emergencies at schools. this is from

and into eastern plains. we'll leave it at at ten percent chance. we see a brief passing shower here in the city. into the day tomorrow. >> . 82 for the high today. beautiful afternoon. felt really good. our average high around 85 this time of year. we fell a few shy of that. we'll come very close to the numbers again here tomorrow. >> north of town. thornton 8 -l 0 degrees. commerce city 79. with upper 70s and one or two low 80s there. through the south side of town. >> . we'll zoom it out wide. the big jet stream map. notice over the pacific northwest the yellow blue and green colors. a big trough that will dig in. to the northwest of us. progression. for us we get a really strong southwest flow. setting up over the next few days. that will take the highs from the low 80s. in which we'll see again tomorrow. into the upper 80s near 90. as we transition towards the end of the week. >> . 52. over night tonight. storms will wrap up by midnight. partly cloudy skies after patchy fog. into tomorrow morning. >> 7-day forecast. has much of the same. into t

new sets of wheels we do have a severe thunderstorm that popped up i will show you what is on the eastern plains i've got the buck stop forecast for the kids you have had off to school again in your pinpoint community coming together to help in a worth family in the today a little company donated not one but two vehicles all the help of a mother care for her five -year-old son who was hit by a car near his home in january amid the zisman was there the mother was handed over the keys. >> it's been six months absence of five -year-old preston's accident he was hit by a car while walking to the grocery store with his siblings just down the street in the family's home. >> preston's mother genocide is a preston was a bright energetic five -year-old boy what i would gi to have that back before the accident caused a traumatic brain injuries you don't rlize is that your life can change in the blink of an eye and that now we are living proof of that. >> now preston requires 24 hour care of his mom always at her side his partner: take working full-time to support strong bond is the family adjusts t

life at -- live at 7:00 eastern. next on american history tv, discusses foreign policy of george h.w. bush. he is the director of the southern university center for presidential history. it was part of oregon state universities granted strategy conference. -- grand strategy conference. begin by: let me talking about the strategies. we talked about kissinger and john quincy adams. all the talk about a strategist we've not invoked and that is donald trump. in order to say that one of the interesting things about granted strategy is the way in which it strikes me that our discussions often times becomes essentially catchphrases. we like to narrow down our strategy as a way to instruct others and we come away essentially with lines that are useful and not particularly deep , and not often subject to analysis. the way that we should evaluate grant strategist is not by what they say but by what they value and a compass, putting off something that will mentioned. this is why a bring up trump, because as one listens to what

ponding and road spray pushing across eastern wisconsin in the next couple of hours. tim, le r melinda? >> thank you. outrage after a police shooting in north carolina. >> the victim in this incident was actually a deaf man, melinda, friendses and family held a vigil this week. daniel harris died on monday the officer followed him for 8 miles. advocacy groups are now demanding answers. investigators say that they are examining the body camera to see what led up to the shooting. ben, over to you. second record breaking week in a row for the tsa and cob fis kating 81 guns for to board planes in a week. the previous record 78 weapons last week. 70 were loaded. officials confiscated swords, knives and machetti. >> john nichols won a 1965 mustang in a raffle. the car and give the money to the school. >> i told our instructor, if i win, i will donate it and sell it to get more money. it is a nice thing to do for the kids. >> the money from the car goes back to the auto program which has been struggling because of the state budget cuts. >> making sure that the kids are ready

across the state and has brought fall like air back to eastern iowa. the skies will be clearing through the morning and it will be mostly sunny this afternoon. the humidity will also be much lower than the last few days, >>> we are approaching 6:25 on here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- and tuesday and rain chances increase by monday. >>> iowans are trying to serve their communities and their running out of time to get out of the about -- get on the ballot. anybody seeking a post has until 5:00 tonight to turn in their petition. the deadline has already run out for federal office. the deadline deadline is tuesday, september 8. >>> be sure to catch the new iowa football preview show on thursday. our sports crew teams up with the gazette to bring a preview of saturday's game. watch eye on the hawks tomorrow on her sister station, fox 28 dog lovers listen up . a new study says the dogs understand more language than you think. >> researchers recorded brain activity for dogs when they hear various phrases. when they hear good boy and like

20s as far as relative humidity is concerned and the higher moisture content locked in along the eastern plains which is why the storms are surviving and may be enough energy for another 2-3 hours worth of pop of showers in the eastern plains and after midnight all of that begins to fade out. as mention it is a comfortable evening, how about the 60s and 70s. for collins at 69 degrees with a boy does it feel good on this saturday evening with a cool, comfortable night but as we get into the day tomorrow, 90's are making a return into the lower '80s, mid- upper '80s today and hike it up even more and will keep it there for a little while with the moisture fleshing out keeping shower tents is pretty low for the day tomorrow but are really going to spike up once we get to the middle and later stages of this week and will get you through that entire seven-day forecast coming up in just >>> the weather might be calm and quiet but in louisiana, people are dealing with heavy rain and flood because the roads are unrecognizable looking more like rivers and two people have died. >>> evacuations and

tonight no rain found in north eastern iowa, and there's not much in the southeastern part. there was a flash flood out for the viewing area. that's been canceled. the heavier rains will materialize. you can see that on the radar, the southeastern tip of iowa. that's going to the thunderstorm, they will train like last night's storms did but south of the viewing area, no issues with flash flooding expected. the last of the showers are moving out of eastern iowa, there may be light showers and sprinkles but not much in the way of storms. we'll clear the skies out as illinois and wisconsin. it shows a few thunderstorms at midnight in the southeastern parts of the state. the color goes away by 2:00 in the morning. there's a few lingering showers nothing in the way of significant rains. by seven, 8:00 in the morning the sun is out and that will spread and by afternoon things will look good. as far temperature, readings in the upper 60s, it's 68 degrees. 73 in dubuque, and on this radar, you can see the storms in missouri, that's where the troubles will be with flooding as it wor

eastern time live from arlington house, the robert e. lee memorial in arlington national cemetery. it's the park service's most visited historic home. this is american history tv, only on cspan3. >>> charles pinckney was the south carolina to the constitutional convention. in philadelphia in 1787. charles was four times governor of south carolina. he was an ambassador to spain. in the legislation in south carolina. he was in congress up in washington. he spent his entire life in public service. but the key, the national significance of charles were his contributions at the constitutional convention. he presented a complete plan of government. it's called the pinckney draft. which you have to get through kind of a backwards way because they were no surviving copies. he presented this complete plan of government on the third day of the convention. it's through other people's notes at the constitutional convention that you find the details in that plan. now, what's interesting is that james madison, who we think of as the father of the constitution, who had copious notes, he doesn't m

the 50s on the eastern plains tonight. few places in the 60s. 40s and 50s up high. 60 on the western valley. 64 in grand junction. tomorrow we'll tick up the temperatures just a little bit. more 80s on the eastern plains, near 90 in the southeast. 70s up high. 80s for the western slope. here's that fiveday4cast for denver and overall it's a drying and warming trend the next five days. this muggy feeling we have in the air will start to go away. but we're going to watch that rada if we can't get you rain on that lawn, tom. that lawn, tom. >> monsoon rains have that lawn, tom. >> molife's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. narrator: 2010. short-sighted budget cuts in washington but michael bennet steps in to keep the lab open. six years later... reporter: the global fight against zika begins here, at the cdc's research center in fort collins. narrator: now michael bennet's working to make sure we continue to lead the fight aga

showers and thunderstorms are arriving in eastern iowa. and they will be a part of the forecast through tomorrow. currently, it is dry in cedar rapids. we have 76 degrees for a temperature. a wind out of the southeast. that is at 13 miles per hour. the dew point, has made it up to 70. as you would expect, the humidity is high at 82%. thunderstorms that have produced a bit of severe weather in northwestern and north-central iowa. right now, there are currently no warnings in effect. but you can see, orange and red -- and a lot of lightning. getting closer to that now. as you get around mason city, you can see the thunderstorms are passing through there -- from boston -- to northwest of iowa falls. tracking east, northeast. it is appearing they will go across another -- northern hours. there is the potential for gusty wind. but i think heavy rain will be the primary threat. this round of showers and storms will only bring that. a few light showers to the south scattered around eastern iowa. not too much but sprinkles. further southwest, new

a touch of rain down into our south eastern corner. looking what's monsoonal flow bringing the subtropical moisture. there could be heavier rainfall in new mexico and flash flood warnings. western slope, for the most part, you stay dry. by lunch time, starting to see a little rain pop up in our san juans and potentially on the eastern plains as well. here in denver, a mix of sunshine and cloud cover for us. we have a chance later in the afternoon and evening of the storms heading our way. fairly isolated if we do get them. overnight tonight, tomorrow morning there's a chance of fog on the eastern plains. we could get that here in denver. western slope, high country you're on the clear side and a chance of more scattered showers and heavy rainfall mixed in there tomorrow as well. looking at temperatures today. 81 in denver. 81 in fort collins. on the eastern plains, mild with 82 in la junta and lamar and fresco -- sunny skies this morning with a chance of thunderstorms coming in and for your 5-day forecast tomorrow, 82. a chance of stor

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from the eastern 4 corners. south central plains. and off to the east from into the day tomorrow, we're going to continue to see the quiet trend. and the outside of a maybe a few showers in the mountains. we're looking tpwaod here into the day tomorrow. tomorrow looks beautiful. as the evening does just like last night with all the development. it's not going to be anything near there. but there could be wub one or two brief pop up light showers. second game takes place at 6:40 tonight. 76. a few passing clouds. into the 60s after the sun goes down. >> . meanwhile. future cast started off at ten o'clock tonight. areas that have seen rain on the eastern plains notice by tomorrow morning everyone is quiet. there will clouds maybe patchy fog. >> . we have seen the rain. numbers backed off into the 60s. high country 70s and 80s. western slope and grand junction. at 90 degrees. beautifully upper 70s. and low 80s. but we'll warm things up over the next few days. big ridge ore over the rockies. trough to the west. combined for a strong sout

we could have rain on the eastern plains. we could have fog tomorrow morning and temperatures this morning, 55 in denver. 54 in boulder. 55 in burlington. 82 in denver . 79 in boulder. lots of 70s in the high kun country and eastern plains. nice morning for the kids and for your 5-day forecast, tomorrow, upper 80s joel. >> we're watching the drive alo. 36 and i-25. we have volume out there especis you go southbound coming down into town. nothing yet that's going to slow you down too bad. looking at the drive times. speeds into the 50s southbound coming into town. 10-minute from 120th to i-70. you got speeds into the 60s. both directions along i-270, we're seeing slower speeds, but only into the 40s. 8 minutes from i-225 to i-70. westbound along i-76, that's the toughest part of the drive. we have an accident at 74th and dalia and an accident in the northbound direction of santa fe as towards mississippi. here's a look at the drive times from the east, southbound along i-225, you saw it load up. speeds into the 40s. 4 minutes

we just showed you the eastern storms. and in bennett she says set she can see it. let's time out the rest. you have a few showers roll on through. by 10:00, high country most of the storms will be done and a couple stores out on the eastern plains if there is anything left at all. fairly mild, maybe a few more on the western slope. and tomorrow lunchtime get a little more activity in the high country, down into the southwest and some head over to denver area. that doesn't mean you won't get a couple pockets of rain and hail and lightning, but showers toward the evening hours and to the eastern plains as we head toward the evening hours. 81 in right now. and 82 in avon and 90 over in grand junction. with these storms moving through, winds are a little bit gusty, so eagle. your winds are 20 to 30 miles per hour. our official high 92 degrees out at dia, 90 here for the downtown area, we are not too far away from that at 98. dia. our highs for today, looking at 92 denver, 85 fort collins and eastern plains to the 90s. tomorrow fairly mild, 54 in fort collins, a lot of

which i think means we'll see a on the far eastern plains. a couple of those start to migrate into the lower elevation. include the corridor. eastern plains. better chance tomorrow that we see showers. from the opportunity. we have had and what we'll see here today. stkphr. we want to flash forward through friday. that's when the best chance for showers and thunder storms will come our way. courtesy of a cold front. starting to sag in to the northern portions of the lower 48. by the time it sinks here. >> something we'll watch out for. a lot of models are in different about it. we get closer. they'll start to hone in. >> . 58 over night tonight. lows tonight across the board. in the 50s. and the eastern plains. 40s as you get into the mountains. upper 80s low 90s again. like we saw today. similar temperatures in the upper elevation. with closer to the met e ro area. cloudily rain soaked day. >> . it might happen. >> . 35 homes in the path. >> help is on the way. to help people keep safe. on the 16 street mall. business leaders have hired a pr

we're in the 60th percentile around the front range is eastern plains. right now, pretty quiet but you can see showers from the east in kansas and nebraska and will be in our back yard before we know it so enjoy the sunshine for now. 2:00, 3:00, we're watching pushing in. by 5:00 lincoln county, a good dose of the rain towards joulesburg and into nebraska and then also in the mountains so, again, along i-25, a couple of storms possible but doesn't look like a complete washout like the one storm cell yesterday. slow to warm up. we're at 68 at the airport, low 70s in northern colorado, 83 in lamar, a little warmer. we will be warmer within the next couple of days. i'm watching a few more storms out there and of course, colleen, all eyes on weekend, events going on so we have forecasts for it all. >> that humidity comes out from nowhere when it's been a nice couple of days. >> relatively dry. >> totally stands out. >> yeah, and it shows -- the hair. >> the hair. >> the hair. >> thanks, danielle. we'll check back in a bit. >>> after countless surgeries rehab

in our north eastern corner, we have thunderstorms this morning. they're producing heavy rainfall, but they're isolated. 54 degrees in denver. 55 in boulder. 56 in burlington burlington. 34 in leadville. 64 in grand junction. for your bus stop forecast this morning, nice morning. we'll have a few cloud and temperatures in the upper 50s so not a bad start. we'll talk about the storms in a moment, but first let's check with joel in trouble spots. the road. that's going to slow things down. they're coming up. taking a look from thornton to denver, speeds into the 70s. an 8-minute drive from 120th to i-70. great speeds along i-270 westbound along i-76 as well. we're across the denver-metro area, there's an accident at 74th and dalton. there's earlier accidents and cleanup on that continues. but look at that green that we have. that posted speed limits everywhere except for and this is the exception of 74th and dalton. look along highway 6, we have slowing. >>> thanks so much. >>> here's an update to a story we brought you. two pit bulls who attacked an

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very pleasant conditions returning to eastern iowa. that will hold thursday into saturday. things start to warm up sunday. labor day looks to be warm and humid and there is a chance of scattered under storms. >>> next on cbs 2 news, how one group is working to make sure every vote in eastern iowa accounts. we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments from the middle of anywhere. i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they're bringing drugs, they're brigning crime, they're rapists... e continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get him the hell out of here... get him out of here! get out! one o

they will be down in the 50s in eastern minnesota. i think by the time we get to thursday and friday morning, some spots in northeastern iowa might see some low temperatures respect. here is tonight's lows. low 60s expected in most other areas. our skies should be partly cloudy from here on out. here is tomorrow's forecast. mostly sunny skies. temperatures around 75 in the north to 80 in the south. we will go 77 in waterloo and dubuque. 78 in cedar rapids. tomorrow's winds will be out of the north at 10-15 ushering in a dryer air. your extended forecast here has some beautiful weather for thursday, friday and saturday. temperatures holding in the 70s. we will st a little bit on sunday. finally on labor day a chance for some thunderstorms around. very warm humid conditions returning to the midwest then. starting tomorrow we have about four or five days of outstanding weather leading us into the holiday weekend. >> great. thanks. >>> coming up in sports game day is approaching in iowa looking their week one opponent >>> plus a statement

we are seeing cloud cover. 6degrees in eastern iowa airport. here at broadcast park we are at 69 degrees in the corner of collins and sea avenue. there is a little reduced visibility far eastern iowa around jones and b dubuque as well as the scott and 77 in oelwein. six in waterloo. 70 iowa city. winds south and easterly 5-10 through the day today. local radar and satellite, a little light moisture north of tama up towards southern groundy county. here's the state wide pictures. a lot of humidity today. one of the by products will be popup shower and storm chances. 83degrees, partly sunny patchy fog this morning. clouds build into the later we'll talk about it with predictor and let you know about the chance for heavy rains coming up in about 10 minutes time. >>> new this morning, a false alarm in lax send hundreds running for cover overnight. following reports of an active shooter. >> but police say no gunman was found and no shots fired. now, officials say the false reports started with loud noises and they're still trying to figure out what

this is all moving off to the eastern pass a pretty good storm there. again this cluster is a hangs together until about 4:00 a.m. before it started 90s of the eastern plane for a good deal of the reporting station. however those numbers are cooler than what we had yesterday. seventy, 80's and lower 90s for the course botsford deborah coming in at 9t 801990. si right now airport 63. tv has come up a little because of an easterly wind. the better chances for passersby with 60s and pretty much 60s on the eastern plains. we'll pick up rain and even crore 60s. here's our future cast, everything pushing onto the eastern plains would by midnight weakening and falling apart. tomorrow so check in the morning. we'll bring in spotty storms which will cut across the metro very similar to what we saw today. that cluster to the south and east, 4:00 in the morning it's still raping moving out after that. clouds early in the day. western colorado is looking beautiful. friday will bring a few showers across the the amount of rain were getting has not been significant.

most of the lighting is clipping the eastern plains. missing a few flighty strikes over that joe denver. a lot of it is cloud to cloud so you look outside and you see the flash distorted these have some winamp and storms are not severe but they're pushing to the east and again to last for several minutes before the here to the north these are simply showers for they have redeveloped. we have one west of fort collins. that's for sitting over the city right now. have showers in castle rock. they are now pushing toward toward-colorado springs, southern colorado and down into the south and east. temperatures today we got into the 90s. we. was cooler than yesterday's 95 and looking across the mile high city. from time to time were seen a little flicker of lightning over the city. seventy and 64 are the current temperatures. the wins are out of northeast at 80 miles per hour. at last 60's on the eastern plains for 7in one to run this forward for an hour i will have up and down the front range the loop just east of i25 and between ten and abou

that took me to poland, germany, and other and other parts of eastern europe, many times in israel. i think that's certainly some family and is from identity comes responsibility. half of my is jewish, my jewish grandmother, rachel who live to 104, was the matriarch of my family. she pronounce very loudly one summer when she saw me wearing a little gold cross that all of my polish girlfriends of war in the summer, my grandmother saw it on a street corner, ripped it up mina can threw it on the ground and said you are jewish. that sealed my identity. as i was working on this book i was was a very glad that she was no longer living because i think it would have destroyed her. but she is very much in my heart and in my head. i also felt that once i learned about the major massacre called the polygon massacre which is just one of the holocaust by bullets that exists all over eastern and western europe, the thing that haunted me was the an amenity of the dead. the countless people who lost their lives. it felt to me like i wanted to write a book that would in some way make that loss manif

clouds in eastern iowa. mid-70s in the north, east winds to 5 to 10. the extented forecast has the showers and storms starting friday night. they had gone on saturday. 83 for a high, next week is warm and muggy, with all the moisture there's a chance showers and storms. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. that's my plan. we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. and you adventured way out there... a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network, and start sharing your moments from the middle of anywhere. at veridian credi

they will soon be exiting it oklahoma and north eastern new mexico. our weather watcher has 62 degrees. good morning, and good to see you. most of the metro area in the 60s. westminster 57 and afternoon today, tracking a cool front coming out of wyoming threatening to kick up strong to severe thunderstorms. we'll take a look at that coming up. >>> our first look from copter4 this morning. this is a little out of focus like most of us this time of the morning. i-70 and colorado you can see nice light volumes. that's not the case southbound coming into towns. i-76 and eastbound along i-270. that is very slow westbound along 76 i know is typical this time of day. southbound along i-225. >>> you're not going to have to avoid glenwood canyon. they finished the work early yesterday. yesterday there was a four hour long detour. at least it was seenic. >>> new this morning, canada's nati a bomb threat on their own turf. aaron driver was killed during a police operation. he was from winnipeg and under a court order from earlier this year to not associate with

((demetria obilor)) the rollover crash on southbound 95 and eastern is eastern is gone. bowl. moments ago, crews wrapped up that scene. watch out for wrecks at sammy davis junior/desert inn and rainbow/smoke ranch. >>> <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) we've had nice clear skies for those shooting stars... year for viewing the perseids. ...... the moon has set and the skies are nice and dark right now. ............ temps are comfortable outside right now - in the low 80s and upper 70s. ............ up as we head into the weekend. .............. temps right back into normal low 100s and then extra hot temps above 105 this weekend and right up to near 110. ((sherry swensk)) demetria, how are the roads doing? ((brian loftus)) >>> c-c-s-d school board >>> c-c-s-d school board trustees broke their silence.. at last night's meeting.. about reorganizing the school district. trustees say they're most while others say they need t

.// >>> peggy says the on-ramp at eastern avenue and i-215 east is the ramps at eastern and 215 have been the subject of a few of these segments. i have some good news though. the county plans to fix the pavement along the eastern ramps to 21 some time soon. the off-ramp to south eastern will be widened, and eastern from wigwam to warm springs will also be addressed. the county says there will be public outreach with this project including a website, after that's all done, the county will turn its attention to the portion of eastern between desert inn and warm springs. an improvement project will be designed this fall, and then construction will begin when funding is available. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. back to you./// ((michelle mortensen)) brought a good soaking to the valley. sherry takes a look whether we're expecting more monsoo ((brian loftus)) >> plus -- making sure your children gets to school safely. the tips parents need to know.. when your child gets on the bus. ((michelle mortensen)) >> and, more brand new cars are leaving drivers stranded.

and mid-night eastern and sundays at 11:00 a.m. eastern. . college of the ozarks professor david dalton teaches an american history survey course on colonization. in this lecture, he discusses the origins of the cold war following the end of world war ii. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, folks. a quick question. all right, where did i stop last time? we dropped two atomic bombs on japan, correct? august 6th, august 9th. all right, today what we're going to do is to talk about the post-war world. roughly defined 1945 to 1960, we're going to try to get through the 50s today if we can. focus today is primarily on what's known as the cold war. that's sort of an odd term. cold war. but of chronologically we're talking about roughly 1945 up through about 1989 or so. when were you guys born? >> '92. >> you have no concept of the cold war. but this is a term that's applied to post world war ii period to talk about the conflicts between the united states and the soviet union. we are going to emerge from world war ii as the two

do the investments but taken it out it remains not downtown plan the remaining areas are part of eastern neighborhoods for that neighborhood the vision is pretty succinct a sustainable neighborhood the needs are met without compromising the needs of the generations the central soma tries to offer this feat social and environmental and economic and we mean to be part of larger sustainable efforts going on citywide and state and nationally the philosophy it straightforward you keep it greatest and fix was national great the diversity of residents and jobs the central location and the buildings and architecture has a great night life but has a quiet a few challenges; right? the rent is too high everywhere and the conditions for walking and booikz is narrow and relative it as - >> so applying that philosophy to central soma we have a sustainability that has 3 approaches demands and second provide public benefits and third respect and enhance the neighborhood character the common demands will relieve the pressure on rent it also people that live in the work in a walkable neighborhood have a l

a couple of low 60s but not any and the eastern plains. across the metro area we are looking at about 91 degrees in the city and upper 80s on the west side of town. the seven-day forecast shows much of the same every day through wednesday. even into thursday and then we finally start to see a cool down weekend. >> all joking aside that was action pretty good. >> i thought you guys would pick up and take it from there. >> no, people don't want to hear that from us. >> you surprised me. the broncos were back on the practice field today with one notable absence unfortunately. >> of the rockies take to the field tonight in philly with the thank you. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. in the national football league world of what have you done for me lately, the broncos went back to work today looking forward to a week which will feature joint practic

but most of that rain will be out in the eastern plains. it looks like it is good news because our farmers and ratchers out there need it. >> okay. >>> and let's take a look at the forecast. our temperatures right now are actually on the cool side. 70s in northern colorado and closer to the foothills, temperatures in the 60s and in the 50s. we will be below normal again today, and highs are in the mid- 70s this afternoon. with temperatures in the 60s and 50s, closer to the foothills. and now, right now, check out the metro area, and it looks a little hazy out there still, and the humidity levels right now are pretty high but that rain that is actually falling is up towards northeastern colorado. and a heavier bout of rain actually over the panhandle of nebraska. and we will get another chance of seeing some storms out in ea green outline looks like a duck, doesn't it? >> yes. >> we zoom in a little closer and it is the eastern plains that will have the best chance of seeing those stronger storms this afternoon. and some of those storms will

go into one i'll not get into detail on those topics we're talking about it as a relates to eastern neighborhoods how the plan sort of comes together and especially we look at those developments opportunities to work on your team didn't have time to look at we'll start to see it colonel together with the vision on ground floor retail and how the interacts with the pedestrian safety and cycling safety and vehicle access and have more direction we are had a lot of plans in providing a good mix there. >> i also want to make a quick on transit join me the san francisco municipal transportation agency i think we should have another one again, i requested now maps we look at the areas plans and large projects what are the 5 and 10 year plan on transit you'll innovate advocate it didn't work that way it cycle people before you, actually implement the provision for what the transit will be and a vision all goes together i think we're on track but more connected than we are i'll make end of two specific requests for the staff and the childcare facilities looking at that and talked about that one is i'd li

here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... iowans trying to serve their communities are running out of time to get on the ballot. anyone seeking a county government post has until five p-m tonight to turn in their petition.the deadline already passed for candidates seeking state and federal office.election day is tuesday november 8-th. it has now been nearly 23 years since hawkeye basketball great chris street was killed in a car crash.the 20-year-old was a big part of one of the best teams in decades.a number of people took part in a memorial golf outing in iowa city tuesday - including current head coach fran mccaffery and former head coach tom davis. and before you head out to fry-fest or to tailgate in iowa city on saturday morning on thursday.our sports crew is teaming up with the gazette to bring you the a preview of saturday's game.watch i on the hawks tomorrow at 6-thirty on our sister station fox 28. "it's a journey. it's week to week. there's so many twists and turns that can take place during the course of a year, a

eastern here on c-span3. today is the 100th anniversary of the national park service and american history tv is featuring historic sites across america. you can watch american history tv every weekend on c-span 3 and on week days during the august congressional break. we are basically standing on the oregon trail, mormon pioneer trail, california trail, pony express trail, trans continental telegraph came through here. then the u.s. army in the 1860s. one of the important things to remember about this site is there was a lot of activity happened here before the army ever showed up. the first occupation of this site was 1847. they get to this location and need to get across the north platt river. the north river doesn't look overly intimidating. back then there weren't five dams and didn't have a regulated channel. when they get here on june 12 you have a big river to contend with. june you have snow melt coming out of the mountains, the river as big as it is going to get all year. we are looking at a river al

(end package) parts of eastern iowa tonight. i think the heaviest rains tonight are going to stay to the south of our viewing area and ffs up to me, i would even >>> last night at this hour we were in the middle of a situation in northern counties where thunderstorms kept going over the same general area for and that produced phenomenal rainfall totals. east of town, in decorah 8.65 ifrmgz. officially this is the highest rain ever recorded in 24 hours time in decorah. i don't think that's a big shock. you can see on the rainfall estimates all of the region counties caused serious flash flooding last night and during the daytime hours today. things of improving tonight. rivers are going down and also no thunderstorm activity up that way. with dry weather for the next couple of days. no concerns up in the north with any additional rainfall. further south, you can see that there continues to be a flash flood out for southeastern iowa counties. i have a feeling thunderstorms will stay further to the south tonight and while there may

we have a little rain into our south eastern corner. we'll talk about the chances of wide spread rain later on. right now let's check with joel. >> lauren we watch as they opened up that ramp to get from hardland to westbound following a rollover accident. the lights malfunctioning at 29th and tennis. treat it as a four-way. we're going to follow that -- >>> joel, thank you so much. >>> a mother dead and her son hospitalized after two dogs attacked in confer. investigators say two pit bull terriers were loose in their home when they attacked their owners. shawn chitnis is live at swedish medical center where doctors are treating the son. yet? >>reporter: we're waiting for an update on his condition. we know the condition was non life-threatening of the late last night he was making a call to the sheriff's office asking for help and they tell us they could hear screams in the background. this was come interesting their house in confer -- this was coming from their house where this attacked them in the home. her son doesn't appear to have