starring elle fanning... i got a chance to talk to her about her new film... let's take a look.nks to elle fanning for spending some time with us... >>> since i can remember, i've wanted to dance. >> oh no. . >> it was there with my mom when i was a baby. >> but dreams are not reality. >> they have a cool in paris. >> you a dancer at the ballet? you wouldn't last more than five minutes out there. >> are you sure about that? >> f

in number two, $9 million, "home again," "the hitman's bodyguard," "annabelle"elle"ell" about shumann'ster. >> but that's a horror film. >> i know. >>> we'll see you back here at 9:00 and 11:00. have a great evening. stay cool, too. >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're going back in time. >> from the renaissance, when people were coming alive and finding out new things and experimenting and experiencing things, and that's what we want you to do here. >> then we're making the perfect pizza pie. >> so, we make all of our pizzas fresh in house, and then you can take them home and bake them whenever you want in your own oven. >> and golfing tips from a pro. >> the goal is to hit it. [ laughs ] >> plus doctors making a difference in their communities. >> i had had difficulties finding local volunteer positions, and so i thought, "wow. this might be something that actually keeps me closer to my family and friends but that still uses m

nbc bay area )s jean elle is in the city w/ this emotional politcal fight. jean? ==rajtop/vo== san francisco toqáu the president's plan to end daca, sending a wave of fear through 800,000 undocumented immigrants, whose parents brought them to america when they were kids. many of them are here in california. >> i've been here since i was 3. this is my home. >> reporter: she says she's fighting for the life she has built in the bay area. >> i'm not a bad person. i'm not a criminal. i'm not here to hurt anyone. i just want equality. >> i stand with dreamers. >> reporter: crowds gathered at the federal building and marched to city hall, shutting down streets along the way. some drivers stuck in traffic said they didn't mind the delay because protesters were marching for them. >> if i don't have any work permit, there's nothing i can do here and i've been here since i was 8. >> reporter: many came to show support for dreamers they know. >> i'm here to be in solidarity with my friends and a lot of people that i work with. >> reporter: fighting to protect a program that

new at 11:00, nbc bay area's gene elle has how they are under fire. jean. >> reporter: san francisco does have an emergency plan for an excessive heat wave and they say that plan should have been activated before the temperature reached 106 degrees. now with three deaths linked to that heat wave, they want to know what went wrong. >> i'm very saddened by that. three deaths is three too many. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor aaron peskin reacting to a report from the medical examiner's office. three elderly people between the ages of 80 and 97 died alone in their homes from heat related illness. the deaths happened during the record setting labor day holiday heat wave and they add to a growing list of questions about how well city agencies were prepared. peskin is already planning to hold a hearing to find out why more ambulances weren't scheduled. emergency calls spiked with the temperatures as our investigative unit first reported, san francisco fire was forced to call for mutual aid, asking ambulances from other counties to help respond. peskin

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in novato. early dismissal friday? that sounds pretty good for a lot of school kids. >> it does. i think kids will love it. they're calling it a heat day. here in novato, a lot of schools like novato high don't have air conditioning in every room. with temperatures expected to top 100 degrees tomorrow, the district has decided to let all students go home early before campuses really heat up. >> it's hard to focus usually when i get so hot. >> reporter: novato high school students and elementary school students -- >> i always write, i always mess up because the hot is making me mess up. >> reporter: saying the heat makes it hard to learn. especially when classrooms don't have air conditioning. with temperatures expected to soar tomorrow, novato unified is sending students home early, leaving parents in a bind. >> i now have to leave work early. to come get both of my kids. and they usually scooter to and from school. but now i feel guilty if i make them scooter home from school because they're closing school because it'

little ell you, i'm a emotionally pushed. it was really nice to see steve today. i don't think i can add much. but we are so grateful and so relieved to have steve scalise back. he is such a fighter and force of nature and that was before this ordeal, watching him fight through the struggles and do so well, we are in awe of this. and i tell you what, i'm in awe of his family, jennifer, rrison and madison, i'm in awe. we are so grateful. crystal and dave, they are amazing people who just completely stepped up, followed their training and through courage to the wind and we are really happy to have our friend back and grateful to the people who made this possible. later today, i will be up in pennsylvania just outside of philadelphia and visit penn machine works. they make pipe fittings. this is a working class town that has been hurt by the slow growth. i represent a lot of towns like ashtown, pennsylvania. our tax code is a big part of this problem. under our crazy system, they get crazy carveouts while small businesses are paying. our plan lowers taxes for small f

. >> i'm elle woods. >> reporter: but that doesn't mean that the actress who created elle woods is givingn front of the camera. >> did you wash these? >> i did. but only because i have been doing a load. >> reporter: she is revisiting romantic comedy territory in "home again" and time for a highly anticipated reunion. >> oh, my god, jill. >> rachel. >> reporter: with her big sister from "friends" with jennifer aniston. >> you really think that's going to work on me? i invented that. >> right. >> just getting to work together again. like over the moon. we keep texting each other. >> it's based on morning news shows. it's not lost on me that we're on a morning news show. >> and it's great to talk about women's role in media. and how women are treated on the morning news. >> reporter: her journey has taken her into the business as the driving force biehind the lifestyle brand. >> it was just a little bit hard for her i think because there with respect a lot of jobs for women at that time and you were expected to stay home particularly in the south. and i feel like in some ways i'm getting to

>> elle, can you still hear me?> yes, yes, i can hear you. >> elle, my question was you were worried this could happen. you say you called to warn folks you were worried this would happen. you called the power company. give me the timeline? >> okay. i started calling the power company from the day before and i called them on tuesday and i spend the whole day calling them. i have a ticket number for those calls of 40 -- i'm sorry, 4301. i kept telling them it was a life-threatening situation and they kept telling me, we'll get to it and this and that. now, they never did. the facility called them several times and the air condition company called them several times also, so that's florida power and light will go over there. the day i started calling in the morning, that was tuesday, i saw a block away from the facility, several trucks of florida power and light. i asked one of them to please go to the place and try to see what's going on, and they didn't. these people were working only on generators. and the nurses w

elle reeve: so, donald trump, but like m more racist.hristopher cantwell: a lot more racicist than donald trump. i don't think that you could feel about race the way i do a d watch that kushner btardrd walk around w with that beautiful gi, ok? amy goodman: that t is white supremacist christopher cantwell. i'm sure you saw clips of him, this vice ininterview, christia. your thoughts? in another part of this, they visit him where he's staying, and he has one gun after another throughout his waistband that he brings out, and finally brings out a knife, and he says he's well armed for more violence. christian piccioiolini: this gegentleman is an insecucure --s no self-confidencece and is clearly broken. there e is something broken. i'm a fifirm believer that ideology isn't what radicalizes people. i think it's the search for identity, community, and a sense of purpose. and if there's some sort of brokenness, a void underneath that in your life -- and it could be trauma or addiction or mental health issues, anything that would hold you back o

vemos los cuerpos de rescate todavÍa trabajando sin embargo ell Área por aquÍ ha disminuido la afluenciarmado un poco su situaciÓn sin embargo tienen toda la esperanza de que pronto se recupere prÁcticamente todos los cuerpos que se encuentran al interior de este edificio. carolina: vamos en vivo vÍa telefÓnica con luis felipe puente, coordinador nacional de protecciÓn civil. cuÉntenos especÍficamente de esa fecha lÍmite que han dado las autoridades a los rescatistas. luis felipe: esta era una fecha lÍmite en funciÓn del trabajo que hemos venido desarrollando en Álvaro obregÓnque es el lugar en donde tenemos el mayor nÚmero de personas que reportan las familias que ahÍ se encuentran. quiero comentar que efectivamente los cuerpos de rescatistas que han estado trabajando sin descanso hoy retiraron una segunda losa y han hecho las cuadrÍculas de ubicaciÓn de las personas que iban hacia la zona de la escalera de emergencia y el dÍa de hoy estamos a punto de poder sacar un nÚmero mÁs de personas que ahÍ se encuentran y la instrucciÓn que recibÍa anoche del subsecretario es estar con las famil

podrÍan convertir a irma en ell segundo huracÁn más costoso.de lujo se estancÓ despuÉs de los huracanes, en esta ocasiÓn ir mano dejó grandes daÑos en propiedades del sureste de la florida. aquÍ podemos ver las fotografÍas. podemos ver mucha mÁs destrucciÓn en las edificaciones a comparaciÓn de irma, donde mÁs tiempo inundaciones y muchos Árboles caÍdos. sin embargo, es muy importante que tomemos precauciones. porque la administraciÓn nacional oceÁnica y atmosfÉrica predice que para el 2060 los niveles del mar hayan crecido en miami hasta tres pies. es decir, cerca de 1 millÓn de propiedades en este estado un valor de 400,000 millones estÁn en riesgo de ser sumergidas a finales de este siglo. porque estamos hablando justamente de esta diferencia que podrÍa marcar un antes y un despuÉs en las edificaciones de miami. regresÓ con ustedes. carolina: increÍbles cifras que realmente estamos viendo con el paso de este huracÁn. afortunadamente,el estado de la florida tenÍa ese fondo d.de 17 milones. javier: esta noche, de 8:00 a 9:00 univisiÓn se une u

a couple of hours after the rally, word came elle had been reinstated. school board apologized saying disagreements should not have escalated. >> children from the east town education association picketed the school board. they are frustrated by the lack of progress and associations toward arriving at a new contract. >>> still to come, north korea claims the u.s. has claireed war. railroad tracks marked by the opiod epidemic. wendy saltzman follows up on city plans. >> target plans to put more money into the wallets of its own workers. cecily? >> we have the summer heat and humidity on the early days of fall. dewpoints in the 60s. i'm tracking cooler and dryer air in the seven-day forecast. >> ducis rogers with the sidelining of an eagle fan favorite. might it mean his career. the phillies begin >> the top diplomat from north korea said at the u.n. that a tweet from president trump is a declaration of war and gives north korea the right to shoot down american airplanes. trump tweeted that if north korea keeps up provocations, they won't be around much lo

i truly believe he was an negative influence as .ell as rush limbaugh republicans, don't fully fox newsinto thinking will all be on trump's friend. it will show you who's on whose side and watch very carefully bob corker. host: you don't put them on the list of good republicans earlier? caller: absolutely not. host: bob corker announcing his second term. congress running today. -- steve bannon introduced roy moore at his victory then last night. here is what steve bannon had to say. steve bannon: i told you last night a vote for judge roy moore is a vote for donald j. trump. thank the good folks in alabama for supporting donald trump and voting for judge more. last night come we talked about starting a revolution with judge more's victory. the senator stepped down and will not run for reelection. you will see state after state after state. people do not need to raise money from the elites, the fatcats in washington dc, and silicon valley. host: the latest effort to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the phones are yours to talk about it. independent line. caller: can you hear me? i

jean elle nbc bay area. >> temperatures heating up this weekend. we will let you know which days are the hottest and a few showers in the midst. >>> and that dreaded trip to the dmv got easier. new way to take care of your business without the wait. hurricane irma continues to barrel through florida and late tonight regained category 5 status. it is mean and it is bad. the latest forecast from chief meteorologist jeff ranieri will have that in five minutes. >>> back here cutting corners on cutting trees cost fire victims everything they own. the utility blamed for not cutting down the tree that sparked the fire is under the microscope again. >> i lost everything. >> reporter: at age 99 bobby rose is the oldest of the victims. all she was able to salvage from the home she built from scratch with her husband were three pores lynn dogs a wedding plate and some jewelry. >> i am heart broken. but other than that, i am fine. >> reporter: cal fire inspectors and state regulators blame the fire on pg&e failure to cut down a 44-foot pine that slumped onto t

we will be able to get medical per son ell and supplies, water and food, issues, technology that areelates to communication and transportation and energy and generators. we have to move as quickly as possible. we can't make the people of puerto rico and virgin islands whole right now but give them great hope we understand the hallenge and we are here to. any questions? reporter: i would like to get your thoughts on gun legislation that is moving towards on the silencers regulate carry ermine concealed laws? ms. pelosi: it's the silencers and concealed and carrier and our-piercing bullets. this is really very dangerous. and i wish -- there is so much going on right now. but i was proud of our democrats in committee as they fought this and put it forth again under our the fac arch de under hunters. piercing arm our- bullets, they need cancel and carry to hunt. so, again, we all understand that the second amendment exists and respect the right of people to have gun ownership. the fact, though, they are making more dangerous for our first responders to have to deal th arm our-piercing bu

. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is blackberries, they're fantastic.ded with nutritional value. they are good all year round but this time of year the end of august into september, oh!! they are fabulous! the sugar content and the prices are great. look at the tray very carefully and make sure they are black and big. very important. not light or red. you want the blacker the better. then make sure there's no moisture in the bottom. that's a sign they are decaying. when you bring them home, never wash them before you store them. but always wash them before you enjoy them. blackberries, in the market, enjoy. a lot of sugar in there! 'm tony tantillo, your fresh g rocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> are you hungry? >> yeah, i am. >> very much so. >> let's go. >> all right. have a great afternoon. ♪[ music ] ♪ >> sally: i don't know if i've ever hugged a c.e.o. before, let alone twice. >> liam: didn't i see you fake-hugging my wife in monte carlo, even just for the cameras? >> sally: and she let me? >> liam: yeah, well... but you a

. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is going to be with imported mineola tangelos. let me tell you something, the flavor on these, this time of year, if you want something fresh citrus, they are imported and the flavor is great. come here. look how beautiful this is when i cut it. no seeds. and the juice that comes out of this is fantastic! selection and storage are very important. like all citrus, heavy for its size. that means it's full of juice. then simply make sure it's nice and shiny, make sure there's no shriveling around the peel, and when you bring them home, store them on the counter. they are imported from thousands of miles away. enjoy them within a few days. imported mineola tangelos. easy to peel, no seeds. oh, so refreshing! 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. always >>> a petition to rename a street in san jose after former president barack obama is gaining steam. what it will take to make this idea a reality. we'll have that story and much more tonight at 5:00. >>> and that's it for kpix 5 news at n

. >> reporter: ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with honeydew melons. right now, at this time of year when they are getting picked, the sugar content is so high when they're picking them that they are just wonderful! this window between now and about 2 or 3 weeks when it starts to cool down a little bit with the growing areas the sugar content will drop but now they are at the peak, perfect. selection and storage is very important. when you buy it, make sure it's got a beautiful creamy green color all the way around, very, very important. heavy for their size. that means they are full of juice with a small cavity. when you bring them home, store them on the counter not the refrigerator because once honeydew gets picked they continue to get riper and sweeter where cantaloupes are the opposite, riper but not sweeter after being picked. cut them in half with proscuitto and balsamic reduction, you will love it. honeydew melons this time of year. enjoy! 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. make sure it's nice

elle graduated from duke ellington in 1991. coming up, and armed robbery at starbucks foiled. all thanks to quick thinking and find out how he is being thanked for this. the juice almost loose. we are days away from o.j. simpson's released from prison. how he wants to spend the rest of his life as a free man. first, check on traffic with eric smith. >> we have a doozy today. tough one on the beltway outer loop of bethesda. is being forced to go north on 270 because the outer loop lanes are completely blocked with the vehicle fire. they should be extinct right about now, but traffic is at a standstill, practically. jump ontoe forced to 270 northbound. take a look at the delays as a result. chevy chase, connecticut avenue, traffic barely moving at this point. going back even further, seeing the huge backups just before university boulevard. this is a major deal for the outer loop. to avoid this as best as you can. that is often the traffic center. ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs., but ed gillespie supports donald t

how a bay area company is making it >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be anaheim peppers. i love them in the grill and so many different ways because they're a mild pepper, not a hot pepper, but they could be just right in between, a wonderful flavor to them. and they are great stuffed. they are so versatile. but selection and storage of anaheim peppers are very important. let's talk about selection. when you buy it? mint green or dark green all the way through, no shriveling and make sure it has a nice firm feel to it. that's very important. it has to feel nice and fresh. if it feels like rubber, don't buy it. when you bring them home, store them right way in the refrigerator. cut them in half and take out the seeds, sometimes the heat could be in the seeds. i take out the seeds and then i put them on the grill with olive oil, salt and pepper and that's it. then i'll put them on a plate with olive oil, tomatoes. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> are you worried about thieves stealing your credit card? how a bay area

, there are some bad actors who target soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen, all of our serviceperson ell and their families. in fact, -- service personnel and their families. in fact, the department of defense knows this. in the military lending act, which covers a small portion of transactions our military engage in, they have prohibited forced arbitration, but the broader protection is provided by the service members civil relief act. that does not explicitly outlaw forced arbitration. so all our service members would benefit from this rule. if you really want to support the troops and their families as they protect us, you do not want to vote this rule down. let me tell you, this is not just my view. the military coalition has strongly come out against this repeal of the cfpb rule. that's 32 military organizations including the veterans of foreign wars and associations representing the navy, the army, the air force, and the marine corps. interestingly in august the national convention of the american legion adopted a formal resolution opposing legislation to repeal cfpb forced arbitra

ell, the president just tweeting out here this morning are for all those daca that concern body your status during the six-month status, you have said,g to worry about, he no action would take place. bensel, pennsylvania. it?that how you say caller: ben dll salem. i was listening to the previous huin. immigrants, he was telling how the kids turned out and their business. not one asked the question, are paying taxes? are your kids that are employed paying tax? they don't have social security numbers? how are employee? workers paying taxes? that is where the real anger comes from people not against staying doing the right thing, we know there are a lot that aren't. plan, $10,000 fine for people that have been here and taking advantage of our there is show penalty, you don't come in illegally and if they haven't their parents e obviously aren't paying taxes all these years, they are fined have to pay back taxes, i think that is what the american and e want, accountability fairness. we don't have fairness, look what this person, look at that person, that is wonderful. their to see them p

. >> a reminder now, if you have a consumer problem or question, email us or call us: >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is white onions. august into september, yes, there are even though it's still summertime, white onions on the grill are fabulous with so many different recipes even great on the hamburger. the flavor because of the new crop the profile is great. but selection and storage is very important. when you buy them, you want to make sure they're nice and white like this all the way around. free from any sprouting whatsoever. and they have to be heavy for their size. make sure all the outer skin right here is free from any cracking, too. when you bring them home, store them in a cool, dry spot, that's it not in the refrigerator. keep them away from moisture. on the grill, because these are mild, you cut about a half inch right there. put them on the grill with olive oil, salt and pepper, and a little bit of garlic powder. oh!! it's a beautiful thing. it tastes great. a little garlic powder on white onions, tastes great together. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer

are learning san francisco's "happy >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with orange cauliflowermany farmer's markets have orange cauliflower, purple, green cauliflower and the white ones but the orange is becoming more popular. they are available just about everywhere. they are so great. more growers are planting them and there's more availability. selection and storage is very important. when you buy them, make sure they are beautiful light orange all the way around. very important. free from any browning whatsoever. the bottom where it's cut should be clear and no brown on the stems. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator right away. most of the time orange cauliflower or colored cauliflower in general does not come wrapped in cellophane. so when you bring them home, of course, in a plastic bag, take them out of the plastic bag and store them in the refrigerator because when you buy them wrapped or keep them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator, they will decay quicker because they heat up. cauliflower has natural heat to it. you want to keep them cool in the

nbc's gene elle is live with the bluster. >> north korea says it has the right to take military action against the united states because the u.s. declared war. the white house disagrees, military experts say they are concerned this ongoing disagreement could lead to a warning shot that will snowball into war. north korea releases a computer simulation showing how it will destroy american aircraft and set a carrier on fire. it's propaganda but comes on the same day the foreign minister said the united states declared war our country we have the right to make counter measures. the white house is downplaying the tension with the nuclear-armed north korea. >> we've not declared war on the north korea. and frankly the suggestion of that is absurd. >> the threats follow president trump's tweeting calling kim jong-un little rocket man, saying he won't be around much longer. there was also u.s. military action. this weekend the u.s. flew two advanced bombers near the border. an nbc news contributor says there is real danger the situation will go beyond a war of words. >> we are at such a high

no wonder elle calls pantene "the biggest shampoo breakthrough in 30 years."abies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for larry, sandhya, thanks for joining us. on "jimmy kimmel live," mike tyson. >> have a good night. see you tomorrow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." grandpa is helped to his feet because it's grandma's 80th birthday. >> and she wants to dance with her man. >> find out why that song and this moment have so much meaning. >> not a dry eye in the room. >>> broad daylight shakedown by an attacker -- >> with a huge knife. >> the story behind the terrifying scene. >>> storm or no storm, you know you -- >> got to take the dog outside. >> but see the reason the dog makes a run for it. >> oh! wow! >>> and a mom showing mad skills with the cup song. >> then enters the star. >> the scene-stealing kid who just won't quit. >>> this video has gone viral with hundreds of thousands of views and it's go

. >> i heard the gurg elling and recognized this morning that it is the flooding into the condo. >> reporter: by late morning first responders had to stop answering 911 calls. people who defied miami's evacuation order were on their own like tony and rachel coddington. >> it would have taken too long to get to orlando or orlando. we didn't want to chance it. >> as the storm hit today they shot this video of a sail boat trapped under a causeway. >> they told news a interview they were grateful not to have he yak-- evacuated to some place like naipel, deeper into the storm. >> are we relieved, slightly. but we hope it's going to be nok for them as well. but after a frightening day here, some people without decided not to evacuate must have had holdout remorse. if they get in trouble, until these conditions improve, they're on their own. >> glor: mark strassmann in miami, we're going to go back now to jeff glor in st. pete beach where it is looking a little more ominous behind you, jeff. >> glor: yeah, anthony, things have gotten considerably worse here in just the past few minutes. the skies h

ell. so, i know you'd never, um...never believe this by looking at me right now, but, uh, i used to get picked on at school, too. so, jay told you? yeah. yeah, they would, um -- they'd call me weird. i was weird -- fun weird. but i -- this is the funny thing about growing up. for years and years, everybody's desperately afraid to be different, you know, in any way. and then, suddenly, almost overnight, everybody wants to be different. and that is where we win. i'm sort of counting on that. [ chuckles ] i'm sorry i was picking on you too much. no, it's -- jay said that's what brothers do. [ chuckles ] well, we don't have to listen to him. brothers do that, too. okay, ladies, finish up your tea party. you're missing the show. i can't believe i was fighting over this guy, huh? check it out. oh, whoa. check it out. luke: why did he paint "starry night"? maybe 'cause the sky is beautiful and everybody likes looking at it. and it reminds us that something's up there watching over all of us. aliens, who could be

parents held a rally yesterday outside thomas edison school in support of thomas ell. this followed a sickout that closed the school monday. it focused on the pal's fight to give teachers and staff a raise that the board had promised but took back. the president of the school board apologized to parents saying both sides worked out their differences. >>> at the jersey shore, a state is asking a judge to reverse his decision on this saved dozens of firefighter jobs in atlantic city. the state and city cannot afford the firefighters' salaries, that's what the state says. new jersey took over the city's finances last year. the judge blocked the layoffs in the ruling last month. he said letting go of at least 50 firefighters would compromise public safety. >>> we're learning more about a top-secret visit to our area by facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. he's been spotted ordering cheesesteaks at pat's, but he wasn't here to eat. he was in delaware discussing how the social network could help others respond to natural disasters. zuckerberg posted this picture on his facebook pag

jean elle joins us in san francisco with the details on how this was resolved. jean. >> reporter: well, someone called police when any saw that siding falling off the hilton hotel way up there. it's hard to see in the dark, but it was one of those small squares of siding near the top of that tower that looked like it was going to fall off the building. so police closed the street below until it could be removed. [ siren ] traffic on ellis street near union square slowed to a crawl during rush hour tonight. a piece of paneling flapping in the wind some 18 stories up on the hilton san francisco union square is the reason why. police shut down parts of taylor street in case the paneling fell. >> we see there's a piece of the building flapping around. >> i was kind of just waiting for this to -- to finish off so we can go through. in the meantime, it's been good drama, i guess. >> reporter: the drama lasted three hours ending when a man went up in a window washing unit and pulled the paneling free. police opened streets and sidewalks around 8:00. drivers and pedestr

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ells decision is motivated not by safety concerns but by politics and promising to fight the move in the courts by trying to ban in london there caving into the pressure exerted by a small minority that want to restrict consumer choice and competition this decision if it held true will mean over forty thousand licensed drivers will be out of work traditionally after in london's west end. restaurant people would have a black taxi five years ago and caused a sensation with just a few clicks on your mobile phone you can get to where you're going to get a cheaper price but of course it's caused controversy as well. last year dr james farrow took the firm to court arguing drivers should be treated as employees with rights to the minimum wage and sick pay the judges agreed with him to appeal the ruling next week what. the mayor of newburgh should do is they should evolve regulations for attorney central twenty first century they should enforce and develop regulations effectively and they should protect worker rights of drivers who can carry on operating in london at least until appeals hav

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