know what is coming home they should say that i've never seen that with a spin machine called electric light. all these courses and sensation at the circus back in the day and now. we're introducing him. in circles 11 digital laser projectors beam images onto wafer thin metallic netting. a company based in germany's were region which is specializing in augmented reality implemented the idea is that one calli had come up with their co-founder lease team also created a virtual version of the circus tent to calculate the viewing angles of the audience members and then adjust the animations accordingly. that's a thesis on the elephant to recreate the huge surface of an elephant is a very complex task and we use photos to help with the texture i want another friend also has over 14000 little personal some of these. 50000 question. the holograms were tested in a huge studio at a quarter of their eventual show size. in future they'll be much more interaction and that will be even more interesting element into acrobats will be able to interact directly with the holograms just like an artist makes ne

the combination of classical an rock music, kind of a heavy metal version of the the electric light orchestra it has been called system & m for similar tony and metallica. the band and orchestra produce awed live album in berkeley. because of the event tonight being traffic will be amisfor nip who has to drive in that part of san francisco, mission bay. we'll have the detail on that at about 5:30 this morning. >> coming up next in money watch, like, friend, date. facebook is trying out a new role appear that is matchmaker. >> before we head to break, let's take a livelike outsue. you are looking live at the bay bridge on this friday morning. we'll be right back. meal one to remember. rrel makesy with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, ery day. and our new sweet n' smokey homestyle chicken blt for $8.99. come on home to scratch-made. come on home to cracker barrel come on home to scratch-made. your business is up and running, but is it going beyond fast? comcast business gives you high speed internet. we also have solutions like powerful wifi that gives your entire business more coverage

accomplishments and its state-of-the-art the finest asphalt streets in the country, electric streetcars, electric lights. , 300 50,000 people at the turn-of-the-century. it had fathered two presidents and it had big dreams. one of the things that hope to do was to become bigger and raise its profile, so one of the ways that cities do this is to host a huge exposition, and buffalo had big ideas that it's pan-american exhibition would be even more grand than the world spare the took place in chicago 1893. so. mark: electricity was still new and played a big part. the fairalk about how looked that night. tower was one of the signature buildings of the exhibition. was all about electricity in many ways. command overd the the natural world, represented to bringa falls electric current into the fair and illuminate the grounds. the big event was the elimination that took place, and by this.re awed they tried to move their way initiallyee what were pinpricks of light blossom into a beautiful glow that brought the fairgrounds alive. this is one of the biggest hits of the fair. mark: the choice of colors and how

this renewable source of energy so adding electrical lights seemed contrary to that. >> i am glad youare saying that. it would not be very much in the same thought to illuminate it. what you are describing i appreciate that. thank you. >> commissioner fung. >> ms. alexander. where are the entitlements for the improvements to harlan? >> they were approved with the project in 2016. >> they were part of the project so that will be completed as construction is finished? >> correct, in january. >> thank you. anybody want to make a motion. >> there is no motion. it is informational. >> thank you. we can move to item 11. item 10 has been heard and acted upon for 2015-940. 27-8011. this is the hub plan. 30 van ness avenue project, 98 franklin street project and hub housing sustainability district. this is the environmental impact report. >> hi. good afternoon. may i get the overhead, please. good afternoon. >> sorry. sfgov. i think she meant the computer. >> thank you. i am elizabeth white, planning department staff. the item before you relates to the draft environmental impact report for the

the combination of classical an rock music the a heavy metal version of the electric light orchestra. this is nope as s & m for symphony and metallica. >> traffic sure to be a mess for anyone who has to drive in that part of san francisco. we'll have detail on that in just a bit. >> if you are headed to lake tahoe, get ready for a freeway to be shut down soon. coming up, the major detour that you may have to take. >> going to be a little cooler around here tomorrow for the first part of your weekend. more on that in the forecast. as far as friday is concerned, think back to thursday. we'll have the detail on why there is not going to be a lot of chain today coming right up. >> we are following breaking news out of the traffic cent are. major accident westbound east shore freeway. all lane shut down. you'll have your alternates alternates and details coming up. mav all land come lit shut down west 308 at powell street, all lanes come lottoly shut down west 80 -- all lanes completely shut down at 80 at powell street. checking the live cameras. come back to university, you will see brake

the grand land actually quit with the hybrid and are turning to electric motors for light commercial vehicles with s.u.v.s the trend is clearly in favor of moving toward smaller compact s.u.v.s with the mobility the desire for individual mobility is as strong as ever and he mobility is going to improve significantly. too has come up with an idea to make visitors experience the new technology in their cars. not just says that seeing a car like the grand land accept a primarily means seeing it from the outside it's less clear what exactly happens beneath the surface which is why the staff at all have established. the tablet shows an augmented reality version of the car and show the type of motor 80 kilowatts 109 horsepower. 12.5 kilowatt hour battery. but i think according to the w t p it's sufficient for 59 kilometers the tablet reveals many aspects that wouldn't be visible when looking at the car without each of us wants to have another look and is fascinated by the technological possibility. yes there are some cool with. the automotive supplier magna presents software electronics an

. >> reporter: the idea of electric cars lighting up police stations, too. >> gasoline cars are, you know, spewing carbon dioxide into the air which makes it hard for everyone to breathe and electric cars aren't doing that. >> reporter: when it comes to helping the environment this new charging station helping folks move full speed ahead. there are more than 20,000 electric registered vehicles in maryland. americans are unprepared for the new real idea crack down. a report found almost 40% of americans still don't have a real i.d. or any other forms of i.d. that are going to be required at airports next fall. 57% are not aware they won't be allowed through airport security without a valid driver's license. here in california the deadline is the same as the national deadline and that is october 1st, 2020. >>> new tonight it is bad news for lovers of fast fashion. forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy protection today saying they're more than a billion dollars in debt. the company known for its cheap trends drew from a single california store into 800 locations worldwide. but just like ma

in astronomy, but the east wasn't ideal anymore because in the 1890's you had proliferation of electric lights and making it more difficult to see stars and planets. to the american southwest. he sent an assistant out here, andrew douglas, he tested sites around the territory and chose flagstaff. flagstaff had dark skies, high elevation, 7000 feet the higher the elevation, the less air you have to look through and the less distortion you get through. air is like a swimming pool. when you open your eyes and a pool, everything is fuzzy because the water is bending like area air does the same thing. the more air you are looking through, the more distorted stars are going to look. higher elevation and dark skies here was a great location. youe around flag stack and look up at mars hill where the tory was located, and you see a telescope on the top of a hill like a birthday cake. set upup the tell -- he the observatory in 1894. in 1896 he had built a 32 foot long refracting telescope that uses lenses instead of mirrors to collect light. that was 1896. it was used in mexico for about a year and brou

. >> reporter: the idea of electric cars lighting up police stations, too. this sergeant drives one. >> gasoline cars are spewing carbon dioxide into the air. >> reporter: this new charging station helping folks move full speed ahead. there are more than 20,000 registered vehicles in maryland. >>> chuck schumer is challenging president donald trump to move forward on universal background check legislation. despite the impeachment inquiri. schumer urged the president not to allow the nra to call the shots while this impeachment inquiry advances. >> the best way president trump can prove he still can govern is universal background checks. that's where governing begins. despite the ongoing impeachment inquiry. >> a bill phone universal background checks was passed by the house earlier this year, but it has not yet been heard on the senate floor. >>> much of the focus this weekend was on kamala harris' visit to california. another presidential hopeful was in the area. pete buttigieg addressed a cheering crowd of thousands in west sacramento as an openly gay mayo

the world's largest logistics company the street street's future which makes little light transport vehicles electrically driven while they're going to do it with a joint venture in china with auto maker cherry i just can't imagine under this social credit system only that german companies will want to operate the way beijing wants them to operate i mean we're talking 24 hour surveillance putting in cameras in there in their companies factories and offices to totally surveil what's going on to keep workers under watch 5 days a week. that's right i haven't really heard much comment from business leaders on this i can only imagine what it means to them personally and to their staff and to their companies to be under this kind of scrutiny my guess is that they'll grin and bear it because there's so much at stake if it becomes too much i think the chinese would be well advised to scale back because of everything that's at stake for both sides both sides can't afford to let's say business over opposition to the system i'm talking about business i just want to ask you one more question ollie mechelle says that

panels and some small merchandise parts like dog leashes and harnesses power tools and electrical tape also christmas lights on that list but last week china's ministry of finance announced that announced it would exempt 16 a us product lines from tariffs including food for livestock this also included the the pork and the soybeans that the farmers are already suffering from from these these tariffs in the trade war that they used to sell to china but they are also said that they are committed to trying an attempt to buy more of these are products and sure you mentioned these higher level talks that are still i presume scheduled to begin in october is no word of cancellation but in light of today's awkward this what are the expectations now for those talks well i think as far as prior to this earlier today a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said that they were pretty optimistic and reiterating that they want to ease tensions with the united states listen to what he said earlier today we're going to your school leaving trade war exhilarates the u.s. loss of its share in the chinese market it harms the i

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they will get 7 million for electrical system upgrade for airfield lighting. $6 million for sound installation. meantime buchanan field will get one .5 million for one runway repairs and runway lighting improvements. >>> imagine controlling your screen with just a flick of the wrist. facebook wants to make that science-fiction dream come true. tech crunch reports the social media giant is buying up control labs. a startup making a wearable wristband that reads neural impulses. translates your movement into actions on the screen. it is facebook's latest investment into neural input devices. in the first time the company could turn research into reality. >>> new initiative in santa clara county to stop wage theft by restaurant owners. officials celebrated the opening of a new agency. office of labor standards enforcement. initial focus is to ensure that existing judgments are paid out to retail food workers. any business that refuses to comply could have its permit to serve food suspended. the county's coo had a message for workers. >>> we are here to advocate for you. we are here to protect you

things like dog leashes, pool vacuum cleaners, electric skateboards, christmas lights and drinking straws will no longer be hit with tariffs. despite this trade war, stocks are performing really well this year. they're really very close to record highs. that makes them vulnerable to any setbacks, you guys, on the trade front. >> thank you very much for explaining all of that. >>> all right. app big debut for the newest royal prince archie. please contain yourself, john berman. i'm about to show you harry, meghan, and archie -- >> there they are! >> they're in africa. we'll show you the pictures when we come back. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy is what keeps your peop

: tuesday the mayor announcing his push to require electric use, not natural gas for new home construction. everything from hot water heaters to lights and appliances would be powered by electricity.>> the concrete action we can take today to confront our climate emergency and send a clear signal to the markets and other cities throughout the country and our own residence.>> reporter: environmentalists say the action exceeds current state standards and targets single- family homes and lowrise and multi family buildings. it will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% in new buildings and lead to a healthier environment and populace by midcentury.>> our kids need us to electrify our buildings as much as possible and stop building with gas.>> reporter: if it raises the cost it could be a detriment. >> i think we are jumping when we should be walking.>> reporter: some question the impact the new ordinance will have a construction cost and rent and purchase prices which are already high. opponents were increasing electric demand by requiring more electric buildings could mean more emissions into the environment, not less. supporters in tw

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light this choreography is called he. sounds japanese in a visit like 25 years ago in tokyo i saw the electric city. and it was up to. become a satellite which is a crowd of light. dances followed by a chamber of play. 6 dancers 3 duets playfully dance around a wall in the center off the stage to name a few 100 in this piece out of breath. when it actually came from the birth of my daughter that was very sort of problem. they collect most births are found but i was sort of really touched me was how killers life and death was at this very moment so i maybe a month after had to make a battle. to. advance a crowd life death and the thin line in between to the end of. this show finishes with a whole new dance style a fusion of contemporary dance and traditional indian dance to the district a ballet dancer attended a cow type workshop in order to perfect their moves each movement carrying a precise meaning. like but like so there's one that's really like a flower opening and closing and enveloping and it's very much oriented towards the heavens. breathtaking show that lives up to its name. finally as forest fires have rage

electric. >> there are incentives to improve your lighting, your refrigerator appliances. you can always look into an induction cook stove which boils water in 90 seconds and has zero natural gas use. >> reporter: doug proved that while our camera rolled. it's part of what san jose hopes will be greener future. one where natural gas isn't even an option for builders. san jose admits its playing a long game and so is the country. by 2025 cut co2 where we can run on 34% renewable energy. 25 years later that number drops where we can run on 81% renewable energy. this will take a while and some e expense but it is doable. >> how will it affect coo and chefs? big level question, what's the cost on this? >> the cost won't be too much to city because it's new development. you're using different outlets. natural gas you're going to electric. for those of us, it will cost a reace these appliances. it's not cheap to replace appliances but the city does have incentive no terms of rebate if you want to go electric now. >> big change. it will probably spread across the bay area. >> jef

light poles, electricity poles. a lot of cleanup. i know we're going to be helping as soon as we can, we're going to be going out there and try, you know, either by boat or by truck to try to get out of here. so, you know, assist our friends who are also assisting, currently trying to rescue people. >> reporter: well, there's certainly a lot of work ahead. the storm is just starting to move away from grand bahama. and that will give us our first opportunity to see the aftermath of the storm as rescue operations continue there. guys, thank you so much for spending a few minutes with me. we are happy you are safe. and we'll check back later as you start to get an opportunity to get around the island. and see what's there. again, thank you. back here, on the southeast coast of florida, the storm for at least martin county where i am, the sheriff says we've been spared. but that is not the case for northern counties here in florida. just an evacuation ordered in north carolina for the barrier islands there, from the south carolina line u

electricity. >> most importantly, the light's no good. i always look orange. >> should more americans follow your diet? >> first of all, i want to say no. actually, i want to translate that into spanish. no. >> no more cows, no more planes. i guess no more people. i think it was buttigieg. nobody can pronounce this guy's name. joni ernst, john thune and mike pons. >> we ever a white supremacist in the white house and he poses a mortal threat to people of color across this country. >> i hid pocahontas too early. >> we're going to have a democratic house and a democratic senate. there will be life after donald trump. >> there will be life after donald trump. you know, it really is easy sometimes, even for those of us who follow this on the reg, to forget how starkly the two parties are diverging right now. these big political nights do many things, but one of them is just bring that into focus. how are americans taking it in? how are you taking it in? it may depend in part, especially nowadays on the filter. i want to see how donald trump's

panels the latest development is mounting solar panels on cars start a light year is launching an attack on no less a giant than us electric car maker tesla and like its american role model the company made its cars launch a media spectacular with not a trace of modesty a car to save the planet no less. what began with a bunch of students has transformed speedily into a company with over 100 employees and they're driven by more than merely making money. to motivate the by the gods that we're that we're there's striving for and that's in the end through make electric cars more scalable and therefore pick one the entire world so they do it partly of course through to pay for their families and that's all everybody needs to do that but the extra motivation i think comes from working at a project that has this huge impact we were allowed to film work on the prototype in light years workshop that's not a given in view of the cutthroat global competition especially from asia this is a car fueled primarily by solar power and really has to be plugged in for recharge far more eco friendly than current generation electric and hybrid

electricity. we like the lights on all the time. that's a big issue t has to be addressed.raes the question of where is nuclear power in the mix. >> today we saw three mile island, the infamous plant in pennsylvania, closed up shop today, permanently shuttered. can you remind us of whatn happened79 in three mile island and how that impacted u.s. nuclear licy. >> yes, march of 1979, the three mile iland unit 2, through a combination of mechanical problems and human error, had a partial meltdown. in the end, only a small amount of radiation was released. i think the estimate was people within aten-mile radius would see the give leapt of a chest x-ray after it happened. but it chitanged the thinking about nuclear in a fundamental way. there was growing concern about nuclear, andti interly, about three weeks prior to the three mile island incident, a movie, a very popular one called the china syndrome, came out which portrayed an evil corporation cutting corners and leading to a meltdown at california nuclear power plant. so in this case,ife imtaid art and, frankly, the public,

this situation is mercy corps is bringing in solar lanterns so h peope a little bit more light, the electricityd but they alshave usb cha so they can charge their phones. other communitiesp people with reach their loved ones and access emergency services. >> it'september, and sool schoolshould be starng for kids there this month. will they be able to go to school any time soon? >> school was supposed to start e monday. weeeing a lot of people, a lot of kis who just before the storm were buying school uniforms, were buying new they had paid school fees, which is how that operate here in the bahamas. and it's a real disappointment foa lot of families who aren't going to be abe to send their kids back to hool. we're also hearing that it might be as much as two months before the electricity gets back upnd running work really quickly and as fast as they can to get that happen r schools and other really essential resources. but it may be some time. >> when it comes to the bahamian economy, what are thger term ramifications that are becoming evident now? >> so, this isnoan ec that is really driven by

situation is mercy corps is bringing in solar lanterns so people have a little bit moitre light, the electricityd being knocked out. but they also have usb chargers so they can charge theirhones. it's a way to communicate with eople communities, help reach their loved ons and access emergency services. >> it's september, and sool schoolshould be startingor kids there this month. will they be able to go to school any time soon? >> school was supposed to start we're seeing a lot of peog e, a lot of kids who just before the storm were buying school uniforms, ere buying new othes. they had paid school fees, which is how thatp oerate here in the bahamas. for a lot of families who aren't going to be abe to send their kids back to school. we're also hearing that it might be as much as two months before the electricity gets back up and urunning of ce, local officials are work really quickly and as fast as they can to get that happen for schools and other really essential resources. but it may be some time. >> when it comes to the bahamian economy, what are the longer term ramificationsgehat are becoming

regulations in kenya for the provision of electricity later cannot cannot provide power to the communities lake turkana must only sell to kenya power and lighting company which is the offtake and the only licensed and regulated off ticket to be able to take power the wind farm operators are only responsible for the electricity production every single wind turbine is strictly controlled distribution as a matter of state the kenyan ministry of energy says there are plans to connect the communities on the lake to the grid but it didn't tell us when that would happen. the wait could be a long one for the fisherman so all he can do is head out to the big lake and hope of a good catch. and i'll back to nigeria and the annual inflation rate there which is slowing we haf now standing by our correspondent in why so good to have you with us and why so prices just slowed in july including for food do you think that is that will help those $90000000.00 nigerians currently living on $2.00 a day. but this is not going to have. any impact. on the nigerians at not giving up well you know dollars because it is a boat and my crew of economy all this week when yo

and i used to unplug all the electrical equipment with green lights, because i was convinced that was underground. paula tried to take her own life on two occasions. those two drugs took me away from any sense of responsibility, any sense of reality. i didn't think of any consequences. in fact, i didn't care. paula is now clean and works for recovery lighthouse. it's part of the ukat group of rehabs, which have seen alcohol and cocaine admissions double in four years. when you mix alcohol and cocaine together, the liver produces a substance called cocaethylene. it's thought this can lead to reckless behaviour, violent thoughts and the increased risk of suicide. however, the royal college of psychiatrists says other factors, like a person's genes and their environment, will also come into play and that more research is needed. we've had 28% funding cuts in the last five years. at the same time as we have this increase in usage, which seems really inexplicable to those of us working in the field. but our biggest concern, obviously, is the impact on the individual and theirfamilies, beca

visible on friday nights quickly reaching storm level and dancing across the sky the lights are the result of electrically charged particles colliding in the atmosphere. and i'm just as detail with the headlines on al-jazeera yemen syria the rebels have announced that thousands of saudi backed fighters have surrendered during a month long military campaign that he is have been targeting the southern saudi region of knowledge around a spokesman says they've also captured several saudi on the offices will all open mineral wealth to log thousands of you to be food sousa been captured as prisoners . from among the prisoners is a large number of high ranking officers and soldiers of saudi citizenship. was from the lucero operation to be destroyed imprisoned and captured and speaking at the un general assembly the foreign minister of yemen's internationally backed government blamed iran for the conflict he thanked saudi arabia for its role in helping to fight the rebels but criticized its coalition partner the u.a.e. for supporting separatist fighters in the south. on. well rummy has had to face myriad direct m