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annan spent nearly his eir u.n. a career filled with success and regret. he was chief of the u.s. peace keeping and failed to allow u.n. troops to intervene during a civil war. that war led to the genocide that claimed 800,000 lives. annan shared the nobel peace prize in 2001 and his succeses include putting an end to post-electio violence in 2008. we look at annan's impact on a local nonprofit. >> the bay area roots of peace says he was the first to believe in their cause from moving land mines from around the world. >> there are no limits to what you can achieve. >> kofi annan was one of the world's most celebrated diplomats. in 2001, he was awarded the nobel peace prize for his work in revamping the u.n. organization. >> i look at it positively and can only believe god has one more angel in heaven. >> heidi says it was kofi annan who was the first supporter of her group roots of peace helping war-torn regions across the world safely remove land mines. >> i'm sitting here in an armored vehicle with body armor on with the founder of roots of peace who also has body armor on. >> s

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both be on the same side of that issue, even to the point of exchanging notes with each other from eirbriefing sheets and passing them back and forth, because there was no prid of authorship, it was about how to we resolvethis fundamental issue we're facing, how do we solve this problem and stay true to our luerican . >> woodruff: vicki kennedy, you stay close to washington. do you see other senators today working across the aisle the way your husband and john mccain did? >> i actually do,judy. i actually do, and i think it may not make the front pages all the time, but i see a lot of outreach. i'm really pleased that there are those seeds of bipartisanship, republicans and democrats lookinfor ways work together. i remain optimistic. we're in difficult times, but i realth believe thaings will cool. i think they have to, and that we'll go back to a time when we go back to regular order, when we have republicans and democrats working together more. but we're starting to see it, all right. >> woodruff: vicki kennedy, widow of senator edward kennedy, remembering him, remembering john mccai

fidel castro never cashed the checks, and local party officials really resent eir unwanted american neighbors >> i don't think we should enter into negotiations over its return. one negotiates over something that a lot to you, but this belongs to us and by rights they should give it back. it is not theirs, rt is ours. re: despite president obama promising to close the detention cent at guantÁnamo, around 40 detainees are still held at the notorious prison. the trump administration plans to keep it open for now, and no president has ever sanctioned the idea of returning to base to cuba. willbb grantnews. rajini: it is the height of summer, and this weekend, parts of europe could see record-breaking temperatus, with portugal and spain feeling some in india, it is heavy prooding that iing deadly. more than 500 people have been killed andhere's still a month of the monsoon season left. several camps haveeen set up for people who have lost their homes. water is making a dramatic new picture in many corners of india. rice fields now sprawling makes. schools submerged. communities cut off. coping wi

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. >> repr: pressed by investigators, watts admitted lding eir bodies in this truck and dumping them in this oil field. in court, shanaan's anger as her father sobbed. the district attorney who doesn't buy watts' story has not release a motive. detectives say he has a mistress who was also a co-worker. >> he's the best thing that has ever happened to me. >> reporter: famiey s thought they were happy. the lindstroms saw chris and the girls at a party hours before e murders. >> they were just here and they were just playing. they didn't know and rv they didn't de it. >> reporter: tonight, an accused killer in e the face of heartbreak left behind. miguel almaguer, nbc news, greeley, colorado. >>> let's turn now to a stunning developme in a decades long controversy. a 95-year-old nazi hasen eported to germany but not to jail after living in neyork city for nearly seven decades. andrea mitchell has more on why it took so yeong to deport him aftes of protests. >> reporter: now, 95 years old, the last knn nazi death camp guard still living in the u.s. finally taken from his home in queens, new

. >> my husband who is part of the family w owns the comex and on theanstand eir plight. cry rn has beengingrt for the past 30 years. her husbands family decided to sell it. >> i think it's a real problem because traffic is horrible around here and we obviously need our nurses and teachers. >> what's happening here is happening at other developments in the neighborhood. >> who's going to feed the google volunteers if we lose everybody who's a cafeteria worker. who's going to drive the bus. >> the city council is scheduled to vote on this project in december. >> i think there's a chance if there's some legal tools we can use to prevent demolition then i'm hoping we'll do it. >> the mayor says that everything the developer is proposing is zoning compliance. so it may be tough to vote this project down. meanwhile most of the residents here qualify for some sort of relocation assistance but it likely won't be enough to keep them in this city. >>> 18 people have to find another place to sleep tonight after a fire in san jose spread to three homes. it broke out around 7:30 toni

air-- these animals search huge areas of the ocean for fish and squids, and then will come back to eir colonies to breed. >> reporter: to get data on the octsn from sea birds, scient cut small fragments from their feathers and then grind them into fine powder. they then send the samples to a lab for protein analysis. >> they're recording all sorts of information aut their food in their feathers. and so we recently did an analysis looking at 130 years of seabird feathers and recreating thets from those feathers, from the ratio of amino acids and proteins in those feathers. >> reporter: with this technique, the ocean memory lab has been able to map out thein changeiet for several seabird species over time. >> what we learned was that, over the past 130 years, these birdhave gradually been shifting their place in the food web, andhey've been eating more squid and less fish, about twice much squid than they were eating in the late 1800s. from our analysis, that's due to climate change and due tthe fisheries activity, that humans have been taking a lot of fish out of the ocean. >> reporter:

eir startling disappearance triggering a state-wide alert as police and the fbi focus on herome tside denver where she was last scene. >> when i got home yesterday, it was like a ghost town, like she wasn't here. kids weren't here. i had no idea like where they went. >> reporter: chris watts, shanann's husband says his wife who is also 15 weeks pregnant came home from a 0 business trip at 2 a.m. monday. the couple having an emotional conversation he says before he left home around 5:00 a. watts says shanann never returned text messages later that morning and never answered the door when her friend arrived at the home at noon. watts says he knew something was wrong. >> i was trying to get home as fast as i can. i was blowing through stoplights and trying to get home as fast as uld because none of it made sense. >> reporter: police that searched the home and area with dogs say there are no ad significant the 34-year-old mother's car still in the garage. phone oat home, her her money, her i.d. >> reporter: a mysterious disappearance leaving d pregnant mother an r he drnews. >>> still com

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. >> it's vague enough that anyon eir may feel that buried secret has been discovered. >> reporter: the physical letters anashville. the payment is requested in bitcoin because once paid, it's nearly impossible to track down who owns the cryptocurrency you just sent. >> it's very, very hard to trace. >> for myself, i wouldn't, you know, worry too much. but i know there's a lot of people that, you know, that do fall for these schemes. >> reporter: most haven't heard of the scam while others joke they're not worried if it arrives at their door. >> we have too many people and family and friends. they will tell us if our husbands or boyfriends are doing something wrong. we don't need a letter. >> reporter: now, the d.a. says that the scam appears to target affluent areas, and if you have received one of these and paid up, they say you should contact local law enforcement. reporting live in san jose, ian cull. >>> we're following a developing story in san francisco. a man on a bike was hit and killed by a drive happened at tr streets in the tenderloin just before 7:00 this evening. officers

yet eir lives, and tonig a speaking out. >> the plane starts climbing up. it was almost whiteout conditions. and -- >> reporter: what could you see out of the window? >> nothing. >> reporter: father esequiel sanchez of chicago, one of at least 65 americans onboard, recovering from a broken arm, says he thought the plane never should have taken off. >> it was a strong, heavy bump. we could -- i could actually feel the landing gear buckle. >> reporter: dorelia rivera did everything she could to protect her daughter. >> i looked up and all i saw was smoke and flames. >> reporter: passengers crediting the actions of flight crew with helping get people onboard to safety and away from the burning plane. but tonight, questions about why it took off. in this time lapse video, you can see the fast-moving storm coming in around the same time the plane was planning to take off. >> an environment like this, thunderstorms drift around and it's only a matter of a few minutes before that storm would have been off the runway, away from the airport and no doubt this flight

. >> reporter: just to give you a sense of strength of this storm, it took up this eire stump up. lift it off the grou . the large tree went across striking two homes. one of the neighbors will be able ter get back a spending the night in a e ttel. all this damage that came down, neighbors remarking what a miracle it was that no injuries re reported in that storm on monday evening. i'm justin finch, news 4. back into you. >> thank you for that. it's nice to know the will be able to get back into that home. we're going to keep an eye on storm team 4 radar throughout the day. rain could be a problem later on this evening. chuck joinss with more on the timing. >> similar to yesterday. nothing going on out bde now. it'sutiful day where bathing and sunshine over the nation's capital but you can tell all the cold pool of air aloft ross southern pennsylvania is pin wheeling its way down over us. the combination of cooler air and the day hiem hetime heatingt surface means we'll have chance for storms later today. probably not as many storms but any individual cell could pack quite a punch

final environmental impact report transit center district plan and transit tower ("feir"), a program eir, and is adequately described in the feir and its addendum for purposes of the california environmental quality act transbay redevelopment project area (discussion and action) (resolution no. 28-2018) >> this item before you today is approval of extension and increase i and project with cmg and we engaged them since 2011 -- in addition public works has been engaged to do construction management oversight on the project so in addition to approving expansion of the project and amount to cmg will include the fulton street improvement project. with that shane heart will lead the discussions and i think we have a representative from public works as well and the audience will follow. >> good afternoon chair mondejar, my name is shane hart. we are here to discuss the funding of the fulton street improvement product construction in trans bay. the agenda taos a today we are combining agenda items 5a and 5b. i will first present the proposed third amendment to the contract with cmg who is the de

the late and great anthony eir, cnn isill w where i started to see a lot of travel programming wheret went beyond just your top fives and to understand people behind experiences we get to have. all: we have journalists over the world. president trump mentioned africa in a tweet for the first time ever last night, unfortunately it was in the context of a fox news segment that he had seen about the south african government being unfair to white people. that is the context. had -- we are going to do a report on what he talked about today, we have the ability to go to south africa, we have a reporter there waiting for us. we do a lot of it, but not enough of it. in thee that people travel industry can support coverage of foreign affairs, the better it will be for everybody. samantha: do you think the current political climate has set the stage for an independent party candidate to be able to run for president and when? jake: i have to be honest, i am very skeptical of the ability of an independent candidate to win. that because of how difficult it allo get on the ballot in 50 states. als

wednesday looks like our best chance of rain for the eire area. especially stretching out from winchester ads down tow culpepper and right over washington. a closer look on o thursday, a slight chance for showers as we go into friday. the weather pattern with the rain not as bad as we have seen, but rain chances starting again on tuesday. on sunday brunch forecast is 92 degrees, you probably want to sit inside, sitting outside is going to feel pretty warm and sticky out there. the forecas shows over the next couple of days, we're tracking the possibility of a heat wave. 'll see temperatures in the 90s, today, tomorrow and tuesday. wednesday is our best chance foh widespreaders, we could have a linger chance on thursday and friday. clearer models heading into next weekend, but that should change as well. as well. coming up,e'll t ak as your home becomes more connected, shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can

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the eir directs that the project be protective of the eel grass, to the dredging that will be required as part of the process will further review that and be part of that permitting process to verify that the eel grass beds will not be endangered by the dredging operation, but in terms of a specific item that will come back to the t t. i. d. a. board, you are correct that once it goes through the process it's a construction matter at that point. we will bring it back for reports through the process as a developer works through the per mitting process, but open to suggestions the board members may have. >> this has other steps to go through. it has to go to bcdc and they will do a thorough analysis on public access and the effects of the bay. >> as part deposit process the j. a. r. p. a., the army core of engineers, so there will be a review of the analysis of the proposed project process and dredging as well as their name embodies great conservation and development and the balance of uses bcdc will take further look at that. >> do you have further questions? >> i do. i agree that for t

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weather ad lib trafad ls eir homes in lake county as fires burn in that area. >> we are waking up toareas of low clouds, fog, and a bit of mist in some spots this morning. we'll talk about what you can expect as we head through the afternoon and your weekend forecast coming up. >> and a live look at your ride heading across the golden gait bridge. you can see traffic doing just fine in both directions. but is that the same case we have over at the bay bridge? we'll take a closer look at that coming up. >>> it is friday, august 3rd. good morning. >> a large turn out is expected today for the funeral of a woman randomly stabbed to death at a bart station. katie is live with more on how the public can remember. >> reporter: nia's funeral starts in a few hours in east oakland. everyone is welcome to attend. the family expects hundreds, if not thousands of people to show up. eighteen-year-old nia and her sister were stabbed in the neck on the mcarthur platform last month. nia died, and her sister recovered. john lee cowell was arrested the next day. he is facing murder and attempted murde

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as more white supremacists madeh eir way to the park, they clashed with counter-protestors. soon turned into a full-onfles melee. one counter-protester, deandre harris, was surrounded and beaten in a nearby parking garage. then, a few moments of calm, as the white nationalists mostly fled downtown. >> fear and hate have been given license in our country racialized violence has beenvi permission in this country. and we're here to stand for love. >> reporter: but one whitetu supremacist rned. c drove his dodge challenger through a crowd nter- protestors. a short while later, i spoke to newshour's hari sreenivasan about what happened next. people were calling for medics, n there were bloody peoplee street, there was someone performing c.p.r., a lot of people heavi and crying. 32-year-old heather heyer was killed in the attack james alex fields jr., the man behind the wheel, is now awaiting trial for murder, hate crimes and other cha the city was grieving. much of the nation would join them. following the attack, president trump gave multiple responses. but, it was two days late

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eir product doesn't quite fit that. : mike, really great to get your perspective.ing up, what is the continued growth of dollar stores tell is about the u.s. consumer? we will break that down next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am alix steel. that risk on rally, records and the s&p and nasdaq, taking a pause this morning. european equities getting hit. down five point 4% despite the fact that some arman on makers came back on report that the eu might consider zero tariffs on autos. it is a stronger dollar story. euro-dollar down. a confusing week for the dollar. as well.ghing on em, euro stirring -- sterling also flat. but they say they are prepared for disorderly brexit. crude up .6%. president trump not missing the record rallies we have seen, tweeting this morning that the news and financial markets is even better than anticipated. people making a margin and seen 401k's rise. more good news is coming. david: not quite as good for dollar tree. they missed earnings-per-share by a penny. comparable store sales were up 1.8%. looks like t

studies reveal a direct link between the number of children drowning and cell phone usey eir parents.r everybody. >> it is. most of us are too attached to these phones we use. we can hardly take our eyes off of them for a second. when you'ret a pool or lake or ocean, that disaction can hav dire consequences. this morning an urgent new warning for parents. the world's largest lifeguard organizations says some kids are drowning becau parents are on their cell phones and not paying at sntion. >> iee parents on their phone all thetime. >> safety experts say it has become a critical problem. a >> lot of parents don't realize it only takes seconds for a child to submerge and potentially drown. >> drownings are the second leading cause of death in children ages 1 toac 14 rding to the cdc and distractions including talking and texting are at the heart of a groerng nuf those tragedies. this surveillance video of a drowning in china is difficult to watch. a mother is on her cell phone at a publicpool. just behind her her 4-year-old son begins to struggle. after only three minutes, he sinks. she

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