with fribourg one of their very first songs took a tronic upset the entire city of the same name. from not so one studied there and in the song he pokes fun at how fanatical people in freiburg are about their bicycles later took a tronic stated that fribourg was just a metaphor for any place where people feel excluded meanwhile tempers have cooled. was either way the song became a classic and inspired other musicians as well here's a covered by the electro project console. was. germany's indie rock intellectuals are particularly fond of this animated movie series tronic are huge fans of toys. for the front man derek for lots o. has a special favorite i'm lot stronger than bert that character and also you so you can build up that evil. empire and and most of the names quite similar to my lord school that's how i'm pronounce them to school also. and their latest album talk of trying to even quotes the toy astronaut buzz lightyear in german in the. field vita. everything from the vibrant world of pop music on facebook and. stories of stars and the latest from the music scene. joining

, and the entire city as a whole. allowing permit applications in chinatown to go through the planning process just says they do in every other district in san francisco is appropriate. it's fair. a special exemption is not. if we continue to piecemeal legislation, especially on controversial issues, until certain communities, you know what, you are special, you don't have to feel the same growth and adaptation pangs of everyone else, we are only upholding the social stratifying that plague our city in so many ways. we cannot continue to otherwise cannabis users or retailers of certain neighborhoods. to m i colleague and friend, supervisor peskin, i'll just say that you said it was the last one. when you took a vote on the apothecary appeal. you told us that we shouldn't be carving out parts of the city and in our very own tiny city i might add to give misinformed constituents special treatment because they voiced their opinions loudly. you said to be brave and have the wherewithal to stand up when a society gets, whe

. >> i just wanted to thank the entire city of san francisco. this is a city that not only is really raw system to play in, but the fans are so intelligent and passion gnat. we're a family, we're friendly, we're all together as one. bringing home for the first time in 56 years or so, so thank you, fans, for being there every stap of the way. the team that i played with, the training staff, the coaches, everyone coming out to be part of this, it means a lot. it means a lot to the guys, it means a lot to me and i can't they the city, i can't thank you enough, i can't thank the organization enough. thank you for the special memories that we have had, and thank you -- >> and the a's are in colorado, their game against the rockies was delayed an hour. the a's with a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first. oakland in the thick of the icwildcard standings. the games one game behind 'yachtle. and the mariners and angels are in anaheim, that will do it for sports, more news after the break. distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi expe

mandatory evacuations have been issued in redding and now the entire city of shasta lake with a population of 10,000 is under a mandatory evacuation order. cal fire announced last night that a bulldozer operator hired to fight the fires was also killed. >>> a family in oakland is searching for answers after two men were killed last weekend sin side of a west oakland home. the family of one man called ktvu asking for help in finding out what happened. >> relatives of shawn fort senior created a memorial for him in his front yard on add line street across from defem write park. they're struggling to find out who killed the loving pay tree yashg of their family -- -- patriarch. they learned the 49-year old died from gunshot wounds. a relative found their bodies in the front dining room it was gruesome and he didn't deserve to leave this earth that way. >> the family shared with us this video of ford doing something he loved, dancing and being with his grandchildren. they say he worked as a handy man, a long time fixture in the area. >> he's always had a wonderful outgoing personality. >> rela

started in yolo county on saturday night. 51 square miles have burned and the area is bigger than the entire city of san francisco. the flames are threatening homes north. more evacuations have been ordered along highway 128 including in solano county. strong winds spreading smoke and ash as far as santa clara. . >> it always makes et difficult for crews. visibility is very important for the aircraft. >> during daylight hours 11 helicopters have been battling the fire from the air using large hanging buckets to pick up water from a nearby reservoir. the flames have burned through cooler temperatures and lighter broez z may help slow it down. >>> flames returning to northern california's wine country and for one

it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible

. >> this is an attack against innocent families and against our entire city. why does anyone in this city need to have a gun at all? >> the mayor of toronto there. gio is in toronto tonight. and officials not ruling out terror, as i mentioned. and you just got a statement from the family of the alleged shooter? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david. the shooting happened right behind me here. now, for the first time, as you say, we're hearing from the suspect's family. they say that the shooter suffered from severe mental health issues. david? >> gioyou. >>> next tonight, the real concern up and down the east coast this evening, and over the next couple of days over the potential for, quote, life-threatening floods from the rains. the flash flood watch tonight already for 35 million americans, rain stalled along the already water logged east coast. a super soaker with damaging ones in gainesville, florida, and a tough morning commute in parts of pennsylvania. and in the west tonight, we're also following the heat and the fires. more than 3,000 homes and busine

redding as a wildfire jumps the sacramento river and puts the entire city in danger...pections on the golden gate bridge reveal that the iconic structure needs some work. the repairs that will give the bridge a dramatic new look.. and explosive new allegations from the president's former personal attorney about a meeting between donald trump junior and a russian lawyer... join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. mass evacuations are >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ somehow i got stuck between a rock and a hard place ♪ >>> a 250-pound bear somehow ended up in a colorado storm drain yesterday while it was raining and couldn't get out. state parks and wildlife workers came to the rescue. they opened a manhole cover to see if the bear would come out. residents were told to stay indoors. six minutes later the bear got out and ran away. >>> this week marks the 40th anniversary of the birth of louise brown. since then millions have been born. one of the advances is preimplantation genetic diagnosis. it helps doctors i

boast deadly nerve agent known to mankind which if it were that would have completely evacuated the entire city where people walked into a hospital obviously it wasn't that none of this made any sense yet the allegations were that it was obviously a russian connection even though it may no sense and it was just forgot they just dropped it after all types of diplomatic problems now we have these two people and so far nobody but nobody can even make at this particular point and i hope they're ok i hope this is a mistake i don't want to see any one of the anybody want to see anyone injured or killed but two random people a stand simply with no connection to anything or you could argue or least maybe during the script all case ok there was a connection but now the mad gassers or whoever are deciding to target individuals using this particular nova job next question is how were you able to discern and to identify markers and to identify not only the substance but where it came from so quickly next is there going to be the same level of cooperation that that russia was provided initially remember fir

an aircraft carrier uses more fuel in an hour than a small city does in an entire day. and military operations around the world are responsible for the production of ten percent of global c o two emissions. the generals often cite national security and the need for maintaining a strong defensive capability as the main reason why the armed forces should be exempt from limits on energy consumption. this is a military training ground in western germany the bundeswehr has been using it for decades but they've turned one hundred hectares of the zone into a nature conservation area a good example of military policy that's environmentally friendly. but if war breaks out all bets are off. on that but they won't discuss their unit in battle those who survive are those who shoot first and accurately. based on that assumption the generals are not going to pay a lot of attention to how the forests are going to look and ten or twenty years old . or how farming will be affected. or the health risks for civilians but their own. father. military conflicts take a huge toll on the enviro

it's for the city and for the entire neighborhood, so any question is really a more vigorous outreach so that we can because next door doesn't allow you to join all the neighborhood. i tried. i joined some. there are all these pockets. i am on the list. jane kim puts out a monthly newsletter and i pay attention to that because i am obviously a district 6 resident, so i'm just saying maybe we could be a little bit more aggressive or asertiff in our outreach. >> you will receive those updates once the contract gets awarded. our aggressive outreach starts once we have a contractor on board and we have a notice to proceed and then we will send out the 30-day notice to let folks know that the project is coming. >> chair mondejar: so all of these include the lighting, maintenance, security that will make the entire city of san francisco res dens come over re. i don't know if they are union street shops. it will be a challenge but we would like to engage the residents of the city to come over and check this out so security is very important, manet nans is important, transportation, and we ne

the tree was one of the oldest and largest in the entire city. >> wow. >>> nasa scientisting marvel over ae first of its kind discovery probably. they teamed up with nasa to find left over chunks of the meteorite. they had an idea where it made impact but finding the debris was a long shot. they custodied though. and this chunk may contain metal that scientists say they haven't come across before. >>> a new place to stop to get coffee. the dunkin' donuts opening today. >> also a big traffic shift. the street that is losing a left turn. >>> and 49ers wide receiver mar >>> and 49ers wide receiver mar keys goodwin gives his . >> announcer: good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 mornings. >>> right now at 5:00, a beach warning as we are heading into the weekend. >> the area that is will see the biggest waves. >>> and good morning to you on this friday, july 6. hope you are doing well. >> with the weekend around the corner if you haven't had enough time off already you're never more than 67 minutes away from the forecast that means our meteorologist mi

two-thirds of the san francisco voters passing bridge tools thatolls and passed with l benefit the city and entire region. this will benefit safe rail improvements, studies for a second transbay rail tube. we need these regional funds to match what federal dollars are out there along with state and local dollar for state and local improvements. not everyone agrees with investing infrastructure as we have seen in the effort to repeal sb1 the gas tax passed last year and the recall of that has qualified for the november ballot. it was a 12-cent per gallon increase that generates $5 million annually statewide and $6 million per year for road funds through san francisco. [reading] i think you all know that we won one of those recently and we have seen sb awards go to bart, caltran, transbay buses. on ja knee va avenue and -- [indiscernible] lothrough the city. prop 69 passed that ensures that sb1 funds can only be spent on transportation. we know from transportation task force that our funding gap is $22 million and will require multiple funding sources to close that gap. every state dollar counts, so

bows deadly nerve agent known to mankind which if it were that would have completely evacuated the entire city where people walked into a hospital obviously it wasn't that none of this made any sense yet the allegations were that it was obviously a russian connection even though it may no sense and it was just forgot they just dropped it after all types of diplomatic problems now we have these two people. and so far nobody but nobody can even make at this particular point and i hope they're ok i hope this is a mistake i don't want to see any one of the anybody want to see anyone in injured or killed but two random people a stand simply with no connection to annie's thing or you could argue willies.

. >> this is an attack against innocent families and our entire city. another tragedy in our city this year. i promise all of the people of toronto, but most important way those directly affected by this, that we will all be relentless in getting answers about why this senseless attack happened. mark: sunday night, the violence in toronto came three months after a driver plowed into pedestrians on a crowded sidewalk, killing 10 people and injuring 14. the toronto police chief did not rule out terrorism as a motive for last night's violence, although officials did not immediately identify the attacker of the event, saying only that he was 29 years old. benjamin netanyahu is praising president trump for his tough talk on iran. he said today that the president is taking a clear position against the ir

being asked particularly how were they able to get into one of the most defended buildings in the entire city of erbil. or a good software man. updating us on the situation in iraq. now the syrian government is condemning the evacuation of white helmets rescuers it's called it a criminal operation carried out by what it calls israel and its tools one hundred members of the rescue group and their families left southern syria through the israeli occupied golan heights on saturday night israel's military gave them safe passage to jordan after a un request the syrian government accused the group of being agents of foreign enemies and working with insurgents fighting president bashar al assad the syrian government and its allies russia have meanwhile stepped up their offensive against eisel controlled areas in the southwestern part of the country people in northern israel have reported hearing sirens. let's go live now to stephanie decker in the israeli occupied golan heights the last time we spoke with plumes of smoke how are things looking now. pretty much the same. more intensive shelling a cou

. >> of teachers, or politicians, just make the entire city into the character, itself. >> you follow drugs, you get drug addicts and dealers. >> it's low oxygen levels that now pose as great a threat as the moon soon deluge. >> you want to pull the trigger until they know it's their only option. >> if we have no other option, we should take them out like diving. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning, everyone, i'm diane gallagher. >> i'm victor blackwell. good morning. >> we start with breaking news out of thailand. a rescue effort to evacuate the soccer team deep inside of a cave could start toon. >> so rescue teams are racing against the weather right now. you see the radar already starting. to make matters worse, action jen levels where the 12 boys and their coach are dangerously stuck, they are dangerously low. david, tell us what's happening around you now. >> reporter: good morning, yes, there is a real sense of urgency. those rains could be coming soon and they could be sustained. if that happens, all of the water they have been pumping out to try to keep these 12 boys

it's military road down to street across the entire width of the city. d.c. water says approximately 34,000rs custore affected in northwest and northeast d.c. we created an interactive map on our website so you can check your home or business. that warning is in effect until further notice. it all started with a valve station. the pumping >>> a new warning about a poisonous plant we've been tellin you about this summer. the giant hog weed can cause seriour burns blindness. now a 17-year-old from northern virginia is hospitalized because of it. alex childress was working his summer job as a landscaper earlier this week when the plant brushed across his face. the teen says he got home that day and his face started peeling. giant hog weed has been spotted in different parts of virginia in rect weeks. the plant has clusters of small white flowers and pointyeaves that grow up to five feet wide and look a bit like a maple leaf. yeah. doesn't look all that menacing but it's deceiving. >>> a lot of folks rely on metro to get t'around, but not the easiest to navigate.

it is important that as a city we serve the entire range of seniors who need assisted living and i'm glad that i can work with mayor breed's office in improving our city's continuum of long-term care. with this additional funding from the mayor, our combined funding will start the process of finding longer term solutions to the challenge of improving our entire continuum of long-term care. in march this year i created a work group to further study the supply. the work will be housed in the mayor's long-term coordinated care council and meet monthly starting in august. members will include representatives from the mayor's budget office, the mayor's office of budget and economic workforce development, adult aging services department of public health, u.c.s.f. and private hospitals and foundations. and also non-profits serving seniors and home care provider organizations. i really look forward to working with my colleagues, mayor breed and the work group in the coming months to develop sustainable solutions to stabilize and expand the supply of this critical housing for our city's senior

. >> of teachers, politicians, just making the entire city into the character itself. >> you follow drugsdrug dealers, but you start to follow the money, and you don't know where the [ bleep ] it's going to take you. >> "the wire" broke down systemic racism and the cycle of poverty like no other television show had. >>> take a look back at the decade that changed tv, the cnn original series "the 2000s" premieres tomorrow night right here on cnn. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> you are in the "cnn newsroom." i'm in for ana cabrero tonight. a terrifying race against time and nature. a mission to rescue a dozen young boys stranded deep underground in the cave, terrifies because the only way to save that i lives may end up killing them. rescue irs gave up on their more careful plans. their air is running out, and the space where they could -- they are stuck could soon flood with water. emergency officials say i

highest number of working families and men and women who are represented in organized labor in the entire city representing the excelsior, the outer mission, mission, ingleside, lakeview, all of those neighborhoods, we have more -- or one in four households is a household of organized labor. organized labor is why i am standing here today. i am standing here on the shoulders and side-by-side with my brothers and sisters in the janitor's union. let's give it up for the president all got miranda. [applause] eight years ago, she took me under her wing. may he rest in peace, our friend bob morale as it -- bob mireles and the union. those are the two groups that brought me into the labor movement, and like many of you that are sitting in the audience both as organizers, both as community members, and as men and women of labor, i was on the front line and played a very small role but an a very small role but an important role to help pass this -- help it get past the finish line. what that means to me is i will never forget the hard work that went into this. i'li will never forget the voics of organ

work that they started with the pilot that started last year and expanding this program across the entire city. i am proud that san francisco is going to be the first city in the nation to take this approach. san francisco is a leader in so many areas and once again, we are stepping up with professionals that know how to get job run right. leaders willing to take bold approaches to address the issues confronting san francisco residents and those that need our help on our streets. by providing this medicine out of a traditional clinic setting, we're expanding our outreach capacity and taking every opportunity to help those individuals that are on our streets suffering from drug addiction. the program, which sometimes i have trouble saying, is an important part of our larger strategy here in san francisco and with our department of public-health, to address those struckelling with addiction. which includes detox to residential treatment services. this investment, let me be very clear about this. this investment will ultimately help save lives. and it will improve the conditions on the streets of

shining skyscrapers that have transformed the landscape around the world, entire neighbourhoods, entire citiesentire regions, entire nations have been bypassed. in other words, for far too many people, the more things have changed, the more things stayed the same. and while globalisation and technology have opened up new opportunities, have driven remarkable economic growth in previously struggling parts of the world, globalisation has also upended the agricultural and manufacturing sectors in many countries. it's also greatly reduced the demand for certain workers, has helped weaken unions and labor's bargaining power. it's made it easier for capital to avoid tax laws and the regulations of nation-states can just move billions, trillions of dollars with a tap of a computer key. and the result of all these trends has been an explosion in economic inequality. it's meant that a few dozen individuals control the same amount of wealth as the poorest half of humanity. that's not an exaggeration, that's a statistic. think about that. in many middle-income and developing countries, new wealth has jus

(jrs) klamathon fire has the entire city of hornbrook evacuated. currently there are six to seven hundred firefighters working on the klamathon fire and it's just five-percent contained this evening. (jrs) (jrs)and unfortunately, it's not a question of if... but when more fires will break out.officials in sonoma county are now looking at camera technology that could help them detect large fires even earlier.as kron4's terisa estacio reports on a similar system already in place in marin county. graham groneman, battalion chief marin co. fire. "our fire response starts with prevention, response and those cameras really help. marin county battlion chief graham groneman was talking about this fire camera system... putting in place a few years ago in the county... here is a closer look at the network, in the dispatch center... there are six cameras in total, all perched in strategic locations.... graham. it is a really good, helpful system. currently, sonoma officials are considering a similar network... to help with early detection and response. this i

as well as the entire city. mayor's office of economic workforce development, the arts commission, and several other bodies do not now have any really input in the process in the neighborhoods. they don't. we need a new chc to have that broad purview so that members of the public, rather than having to go to five different groups to keep up with what is going on in their neighborhood, can come to one place and learn. the last thing is, community benefits for south of market have to focus on south of market. right now the plan often designates funds could be used in transbay as well. that is not appropriate, please correct. [bell ringing] >> supervisor safai: next speaker. >> hi, supervisors. christie wong. i wanted to thank you for the opportunity to weigh in. i don't have detailed comments, but wanted to underscore the importance of the plan and moving it forward as quickly as possible. we're pleased to see the use of ab 73 to create a housing sustainability district here that will expedite the housing we need.

but now that she's the mayor of the entire city every district is the best. so i want to applaud mayor breed for that. thank you so much. i hope that you guys are excited to be here because, you know, i think that on a surface value -- a surface look, $725,000 may not sound like a lot of money. but to the fix-it team it actually doubles their budget and doubles the size of their budget. and just to give this team some context, it started two years ago when mayor lee was also walking around the city and just saw how filthy the city was. and got together with the director of public works and they put their brains together and they came up with a fix-it team. and the fix-it team was on a shoestring budget, just enough to pay people to do the work. and i want at this point to acknowledge sandra who has been incredible. [applause] this is the woman, this is the go-to woman, that we all call when mohammed is not available and the second call is definitely to sandra. [applause] and as you can see from the neighborhood and the neighborhood response that this is an in

. >> of teachers, or politicians, just make the entire city into the character, itself. >> you followicts and dealers. >> it's low oxygen levels that now pose as great a threat as the moon soon deluge. >> you want to pull the trigger until they know it's their only option. >> if we have no other option, we should take them

51 square miles have burned and the area is bigger than the entire city of san francisco. the flames are threatening homes north. more evacuations have been ordered along highway 128 including in solano county. strong winds spreading smoke and ash as far as santa clara. . >> it always makes et difficult for crews. visibility is very important for the aircraft. >> during daylight hours 11 helicopters have been battling the fire from the air using large hanging buckets to pick up water from a nearby reservoir. the flames have burned through cooler temperatures and lighter broez z may help slow it down. >>> flames returning to northern california's wine country and for one particular winery, it's too close for comfort. >> this is our livelihood and into the place. eat and >> natalie and paul own the tay boar ranch winery center under voluntary evacuation orders. this time of the year it's bustling with weddings, graduations and birthday parties. the couples also getting ready to open a tasting room. the reservoir was used over and over again by helicopters making water drops