our papers highlighted s as -- anyway, highlighted in our papers, not only do they use that side entrance area, ladies and gentlemen of the board, they store multiple supplies there. and my client provided photos of that. what about speaking to the contractors directly? my client will be saying in a few minutes that he has some experience working as a contractor before his current job as a clerk at grocery outlet. he spoke to them directly, but rather than getting ruls we still have the continued security issues and issues of lackadaisical work including to but not limited to dust and debris in the building. i brought color photos of some of those problems and dust and debris. here's hoping i can use the tech here. >> overhead, please. >> thank you. so this is a photo of inside my client's home and the hallway in his apartment. this is a photo of a hole in the ceiling in my client's apartment that was maintained by respondent's agents. d for comparison, just to make sure it's clear, the space beneath it where dust and debris fell onto the floor, and you can notice the same white wooden materia

area 51 are holding aliens. said about 150 curiosity seekers gathered outside of that heavily guarded entrance to area 51. some people was arrested for an alcohol related incident, but most visitors was well behaved. >> it would have been an interesting crowd. >>> the weather, it will feel like the desert. >> okay. >> we are going to warming up and we are dry out there and drying out even more as we get into the days ahead. here is a look at the golden gate ridge where we have a lot of blue sky to start the day. another view and a different vantage point as we look toward the golden gate ridge and a beautiful start to the day. temperatures are rebounding as we get into the next couple of hours and into the afternoon slightly warmer than where we landed yesterday. 70s along the coast and 80s around the bay and low 90s for our inland communities. enjoy it if you like the sun and the heat. 61 degrees in downtown san francisco. the winds is light and variable and we have been talking about this this morning. , over areas like livermore. our focus is more on the direction of the flow, that upper level flow tha

rachel for alien stock that the byproduct of what started as storm area 51 the place to see them aliens. breezy were at the back entrance were able to park probably about a half mile away and walk their own storming was more of a gentle drive to the highly secure air force base's gate. >>just experience something different back at camp others gathered as well. all in their own unique journey and unique a tire. >>it is by right now, and he did mike williams came here from california with his children all sleeping in their tents. this is also a family journey for the truth of what's out there. but also for fun and the theme is hilarious. that could be anything stock alien stock in the first ones are supposed always you know the best ones organizers scrambled to get alien stock ready for however many people show up rachel is and used to this kind of attention for this many people, i'm sure there will be a lot of just. >>look at that and you see that way but of nightfall allowed visitors to stare at the stars into the unexpected in the sky. >>perhaps even say no the real elite here. the real visitors from an unknown land. f

the chinese embassy in washington has sent officials to the area near the entrance to bryce canyon nationaling to recover as rain slowed from tropical storm imelda. some areas saw 43 inches of rain or 109 centimeters. officials say they've rescued more than 400 people trapped in the water. at least two people died including one man who drove into a flooded intersection. more than 1,600 veems -- look at that lineup -- were towed after they had been abandoned in the flooding. police say they're looking to reunite vehicles you've got their owners. >>> we're back to hong kong. demonstrators have been told to leave one area. let's go to paula hancocks who's following this for us. it's starting to heat up there, paula. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we did half an hour ago see protests between the protesters and the riot police. we saw the protesters were throwing petro bombs at them. now, you can see here this is where the barricades have been set up by the protesters. this is something they often do. they put these barricades up to try to keep the police out. we saw the riot police try to do

a few dozen running towards an entrance of area 51.olding clues to alien life forms. a facebook hoax this summer invited people to storm area 51 on september 20th. since thursday, five people have been arrested, mostly for tourettfor trespassing. >> passing the beer. i thought they were going to run a 5k. >> you weren't there to lead it. next time. >> i'm not sure you're going to find ufos. >>> next, a picture tells a thousand stories and the white house hope these personal it it's the translate -- personal photos will translate into votes. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> you saw the show four times, and they finally offered it to you -- >> they offered it to you -- >> i did. i was asked by the head of daytime television, and i looked and said, yes! >> yeah. >> but i -- i love these ladies. they are so much fun. i'm telling you -- >> you call them sisters. >> i don't have a sister. this is kind of like -- >> you don't, have all -- >> to have all these female opinions, i'm like, this is a smart table. no offense, guys.

it's a wide open area with many entrances and exits and he would sit back and watch to see if peopleere being followed. at 3:10 p.m., litvinenko and scaramella were spotted on a security camera walking west on piccadilly street. they came to this sushi restaurant, itsu, where litvinenko ate lunch. scaramella said he wasn't hungry. litvinenko and scaramella parted ways after lunch. at 3:48 p.m., litvinenko was caught on another security camera talking on his cell phone. litvinenko then walked about a mile to the millennium hotel, which is literally right across the street from the u.s. embassy. it's that modern looking building over there. this is one of the most secure neighborhoods in all of london. one of the hotel's security cameras recorded litvinenko arriving in the lobby at 3:59 p.m. he was there to meet andrei lugovoi, another former fsb agent, seen here wearing a black leather jacket. lugovoi had his own security consulting firm. he and litvinenko had been talking about doing some business together in london. the two had met several times over the past year. this time lugovoi

now they've got fences up so there's only going to be is a fence area with 4 entrances usually can justers have a picnic know coolers anymore and any bag you bring in there has to be clear plastic so leave your bag bags backpacks stuff like that at home or else you're going to show up and have nowhere to put up. event coordinator say that it will also b increased and police presidents both inside and outside of the venue hardly strictly bluegrass is celebrating 19 years on october 4th through the 6th. happening now police are looking for these 3 men they were wanted for burglarizing a gas station in san leandro the robbery happened last month if you recognize them call the police. >>non permitted marijuana grow operation in sonoma county is shut down now after investigators found 5 properties with more than 62,000 marijuana plants. so one property had 2 and a half acres of marijuana plants growing in the other one had just over 3 acres. some of the plants were mixed with corn to try and hide them. since january inspectors have removed more than a 160,000 pot plants in sonoma county beca

outside the main entrance of the legislative council building demonstrates is charged police lines police responded. with rubber bullets. and then tear gas driving school protesters in the area including those not involved in clashes towards the entrance of a nearby building. puts it shed on social media shows a near stampede as hemmed in on 3 sides by police hundreds of protesters attempted to feed through the one unlocked door of this office building. outside police continue to fight to cast right into the middle of the fleeing crowd . the. op. was told. in another video right police were seen grabbing hold of and beating this man lucky. oh are finite full police had pushed protesters away from the area so. rounding government offices. at around the same time chief executive carrie lam released this video if i say it was on the long haul the why. would the. old saying say it is high walk softly. outsold take a fucking cold. it was a characterization with significant legal implications. anyone charged with rioting faces up to 10 years in prison. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah a

indiscernible ] phase 1 actually included the parking infrastructure, demolition, accessible entrances to the park, new picnic aread furnishings. phase 2 to the project included the new play structure, landscape and planting. with the bids we got we had to rebid twice due to the high bidding client. and on the second rebid we received two bids that unfortunately with the still approximately $200,000 over the construction budget of $1 is.6 million. since this project is funded by two grants, the general funds were obtained to proceed to recommendation of the award of the construction project. this -- maybe the play structure can be implemented as part of construction contract later on. as i mentioned, the funding sources are grant funds the funds community development grants [ indiscernible ] --. the state of california grant we obtained in october of 2018 for $625,108. and then with the general funds adding that we have to supplement the construction contract award of $284,000. and this totals the project budget of $2,871,308. so the uses are going to be for construction. $1,884,000 and in the amount of $986,000,2

coastal areas from mount‘s bay in cornwall to seahouses in northumberland are at risk from rough seas and high tides. kim riley reports now from hunstanton on the norfolk coast. the entrancee caravans in this area are now unoccupied. teams from the police, fire brigade and local counsel this afternoon were knocking on doors and at risk areas. in 1953, more than 80 lives were lost on this stretch of the norfolk coast, a storm tide bringing waist 30 feet high, crashing into the flimsy homes. more than 60 years on, the authorities warnings were respected but most people decided to stay put. it's not that bad, is it? it is when it is low coast you have to worry about. and the tide comes higher.” low coast you have to worry about. and the tide comes higher. i think it's a spot on. you're telling everybody, aren't you ? it's a spot on. you're telling everybody, aren't you? i don't think there will be anything to worry about. i don't think it's when a get as faras me, about. i don't think it's when a get as far as me, but the sea life ce ntre as far as me, but the sea life centre may get affected again. this is the seawall, the protection the gates... 30 of the staff for the env

. >> at the nlm, we release notices of areas entrances, we have vast databases and we know that some of the databases may have sparse, incomplete data sets, or maybe biased and someone. we've released a notice saying we want to understand mathematical approaches to making sure the databases are better. we let the community decide how to respond. >> quickly, we will talk about community. identify the community. >> thank you very much. it's the data science and informatics committee, and beyond, the clinical care community. >> doctor bruce tromberg, quickly. >> the bylaw materiality, which are developing radiology. >> when i arrived at nimhd, most of the portfolio was targets why shifted some of those funds to create a new pool of investor initiated applications. we are about 50/50 now, and we need to see how it goes over the next several years. we have senate programs, endowment programs, we have targeted programs. now, our community, which are the minority health health disparities scientists, none affiliate organizations are responding to ideas that we have put out but also on their

areas that the library is committed to start right away building new planting areas on fulton street and right over the entrance to brooks hall. then we want to explore together with public works and bars, there are triangles of land that we may be able to cultivate with sheet mulching. we also are showing areas where the trees will be replaced. the sixth-floor patio is a very good candidate for more greening as well. so in terms of demonstrating commitment by setting up the these -- okay. >> 30 seconds. >> 30 seconds. okay. i further outline the steps in more detail, but basically what we're asking tonight is that we modify this permit to support the space, the approach that the working group that see developed. we want to permit no trees be removed until the park is open. we want to have the interim stewardship -- [ bell rings ]. >> thank you. mr. buck. >> can i just ask one question of the library -- representative from the library just for the record. you're in agreement with everything that was represented on behalf of the library? >> yes, members. thank you for having us. i'm the director of facilities fo

one of the entrances to the u.n. this is an area on monday i won't be able to venture to this is where we're going to have world leaders they will gather they'll see some of the exhibits that are here outside the united nations a whole week of gathering for the high level week as we see every year but all monday the focus is on one issue the climate diplomatic it has had james face there for us at the united nations we'll be bringing you coverage from there all week thank you james pacific island nations are already dealing with the impacts of climate change and earlier i spoke to fiji and activist timothy not assata who's attending that u.n. youth summit in new york he says his country is still repairing damage that was caused by a cycling that struck 3 years ago. people who have lost their. houses they're trying to rebuild and houses not repaired yet. my in my village in my community. the village. our school it has it has not been repaired but now i hope that there will it is will take actions against climate change and i hope tha

you can see that the shade falls on the garage entrance and portions of the plaza and seating areas inthat southwestern corner. the second park affected is willie woo woo wong playground. the multi-level park has been redesigned, is currently closed and under construction. on the left you can see the original layout and on the right is the new, improved layout. i'll go into a little more detail on that. this shows you the former design and use of the playground and it has courts to the west, children's play areas in the center, and a basketball court over a clubhouse on the eastern half. the new design makes minor programming changes notwithstanding the major design changes. expands the playground along the street, replaces the tennis court with a basketball court, and adds a fitness area beside the basketball court. the 2012 massing analysis showed that the shadow would fall on the edge of the area along sacramento street, although it's quite small in this image. thus, the new design of the building and the more refined shadow analysis shows that the new shade would fall on the northw

outside the main entrance of the legislative council building demonstrates is charged police lines police responded. with rubber bullets. and then tear gas driving school protesters in the area including those not involved in clashes towards the entrance of a nearby building. puts it shed on social media shows a near stampede as hemmed in on 3 sides by police hundreds of protesters attempted to feed through the one unlocked door of this office building. outside police continue to fight to cast right into the middle of the fleeing crowd . not. up. was the moment. in another video riot police were seen grabbing hold of and beating this man mucked up. the a are by nightfall police had pushed protesters away from the area surrounding government offices. at around the same time. chief executive kerry lam released this video that a voice sailing on the long boat the white. he said would the. old saying say it is highly softly only it outsold take a fuckin cold. it was a characterization with significant legal implications. anyone charged with rioting faces up to 10 years in prison. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah a

raney a mill in cameron which is actually near an entrance main entrance to the grand canyon where a lot of tourists but people live in these areas you know people are living around with everything you are safe because you're right as you say with the geiger counter i think one of the more interesting things about the film specifically arguably is that anyone thinking this is about the prejudice against native american people you connected up to close and perhaps better known flint michigan water to have a nation's capital right yeah i wanted to see if something else bigger was going on so you know when i heard about flint you know i went and investigated you know i found a lot of the same and i followed my carts from the navajo to flint and they found that they're facing the same kind of stonewalling in both saunders and in flint they kind of residents got together with scientists and proved what they knew all along that their water was contaminated but the authority. he said similarly. denying basically and and stonewalling them so they had to prove it themselves and they proved it around the same time that the navajo have been

area a minute before getting there. your resolve inspires us all. marisela luna was managing the mcdonald's inside the walmart when the murder burst into the entrance. she gathered customers from the lobby and led them to other hiding places shielding them from the line of sight. thank you for rescuing others from grave danger. >> tunnels supervisor angelica silva is looking at another was working at another location when she got notified. she went straight to the scene to check on employees. upon arriving she saw two people in the parking lot who were very badly wounded. she alerted first responders and helped save the life of one of those severely injured the's. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> chris grant was picking out snacks when he saw the murderer firing at innocent shoppers a few miles away from him. chris grabbed, listen to this, soda bottles and anything else in front of him and begin hurling them at the gunmen, distract him from the other shoppers and causing the shooter to turn toward chris and fire chris. chris suffered two very serious gunshot but is recovering well and we wish him the best. please think chris for us. [ applause ]

entrance to their office building, and they want to leave. end quote. >>> while president trump was in the palo alto area, another member was in the bay area. we're talking about housing and urban development secretary ben carson visited san francisco today. he was faced with more critics than supporters outside a housing complex in potrero hill. the venue on connecticut avenue is a model project that opened as a joint endeavor between mayor london breed's office and a master developer. carson entered through a garage instead of the front door to bypass protesters drawing more criticism. he said it was important to focus on the issue at hand. >> what we need to do is focus our attention on how are we going to actually solve this problem and not making it into political football. >> we will shout. we will fight. >> so mayor london breed said she asked for a meeting and then declined to join carson. she released a statement saying that taking away services was not going to help solve the affordable housing crisis. abc 7 reached out to the department of housing. they said they were not part of the event. >>> also in san francisco there was a p

yesterday in a last-ditch effort to stop the bills, blocking entrances to buildings, interrupt add state senate >> new this morning, another bay areag to ban single use plastic straws. the union citouncilem. sinesses hav a x-month the b areaa news gro says the bann wil affect about 2 2 restrants,afes and tea shops. the new law will force customers to ask for disposable utensils in order to get one. >>> safety is one of the topics we are focusing on our effort to build a better bay area. a request to immediately stop the construction of the navigation center along the embarcadero has been denied. the center is next to a condo building where a woman was attacked this is video of the incident. they argue the navigation center will attract more crime and drugs in the area. a construction delay would cost more than $100,000 a month. there will be another hearing in two weeks. >>> abc 7 news has learned the city has refiled an lawsuit against the team and the nfl over the raiders' move to las vegas. a federal court judge nearly dismissed the suit back in july but gave oakland 45 days to provide more evidence that the case should move for

we want to highlight that by making the entrance of that gateway into silicon valley obama boulevard. >> so, that's a warm welcome to an area which is very friendly territory for the former president. today he will be the featured speaking at an invitation only conference called the beginning of everything. it's focusing on innovations in big data. splunk has not said what they are paying him to be here. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> today democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke will be in the bay area. he is planning to tour san quentin and record a podcast hosted by inmates. he held a campaign rally in l.a. yesterday and then toured a women's shelter. >>> the epa is expected to revoke california's authority to set its own auto mileage standards and emissions. california reached a deal with four automakers in july to reduce emissions by 3.7% every year starting with the 2022 model year. the trump administration says only the federal government has the power to regulate green house gas emissions and fuel economy. governor newsom says the state will fight that rollback. >>> this mor

here in the bay area hundreds of young demonstrators held a rally outside the head waters and and ramon, they block the entranceng while demanding that chevron stop using fossil fuels by the end of 2025. in a statement they said they are taking to reduce greenhouse police officer who shot and killed her unarmed neighbor in his apartment brokers ounce today, geiger took the stand in her trial and carefully repeated for how sorry she was. she told the court she wished he was the one with the gun and held killed her instead. >> reporter: a former dallas police officer testified charged with killing her neighbor last september, nobody disputes geiger shot botham jean when she mistook his apartment for her own, her apartment is one floor below his butt was sobbing when she showed yours what she thought was her own apartment door. she says it was cracked open and she heard noises, within seconds she opened fire on botham jean who she thought was a burglar. >> reporter: she was quote foggy and ready to go home after working an overtime shift, prosecutors say she had plans to meet up with a fellow cop that evening and

entrances? >> that would appear to be what happened at the time it was discovered, the fire was in such a state that it was -- it essentially fully engulfed that area >> reporter: with no cause for the fire, tonight the conception perhaps holding answers at the bottom of the sea. >>> with 20 bodies recovered, ew the cause of the fire. we also spoke fo habeen on boa those cramped quarters before. he said he can't imagine the scenario in which anyone would have been able to make it off that boat alive, lester? >> absolutely horrifying miguel, thank you. >>> also details about the mass shooting in odessa, texas. officials revealing the gunman evaded a federal background check to get the firearm he used in the rampage nbc's pete williams has late details. what are you learning? >> reporter: lester, they say the gunman who killed 7 people and injured 20 bought the gun he used from a private seller, not a licensed dealer. authorities in texas said the gunman failed a gun background check in 2014, and tonight several law enforcement officials tell nbc news that's because he had a disqualifying mental health issue. but a private sale does not require a bac

area mall. police say the suspect in custody drove through a side entrance and smashed through several kiosks fridayr. >> i saw him going forward and backwards, going forward and backwards, hitting all the kiosks in the way. i was trying to dodge him. trying to figure out which way to go and i panicked. >> no one was injured in the incident. investigators still don't know this morning what caused a deadly tour bus crash near bryce canyon national park in utah. the bus ran off the road, smashed the roof and tore off the passenger compartment. 13 people on board. 15 in critical condition. and at least four killed. >>> walmart is getting out of the vaping business, the nation's largest retailer announced friday it will stop selling electronic cigarettes at its walmart and sam's club stores. management says the move is due to the growing federal, state and local regulatory complexity regarding vaping products. health officials are investigating 530 cases of a mysterious lung disease that's killed eight people. >>> an nfl star antonio brown is under investigation and once again, without a job this mornin

entrance that will be open to staff and the public. there's also vehicular access planned here into the court area from 6th street. and then as i mentioned that accessory structure here, that trash enclosure. so we worked with staff to make sure that outdoor lighting and things like that could be accessed through vehicle, and this all will be paved, a portion of vehicular loading. there will be an emergency access in from harriet street. we worked with planning department on the categorical exemption and the environmental review to look at loading zone here. in terms of parking, this request has come up from staff and community members not as much as you might think, but as a transit we're not incorporating parking onto the site. but we're going -- >> around the facility? >> yes. >> i know there historically has been parking. >> right. and we're working on increasing a loading zone because i believe right now the loading zone is a little bit challenging because it's used only for portions of the day because that lane on 6th street opens for other parts of the day. we're working with the improvement project and the

entrances by flames. >> there are supposed to be two means of escape. >> reporter: paul specializes in boat design and ship accidents. when nbc bay area interviewed him just says ago, he raised the question was anyone patrolling the boat over night. the head of the ntsb says the permit requires it to vagus nerve aovernight watch person. but the preliminary report says the crew was all asleep writing five crew eastbound manies were asleep in berths behind the bunk house. but an attorney representing the owner of the boat released a statement saying one crew member was awake and inspected the galley and saloon area as late as 2:30 a.m. to make sure everything was safe and sound. and it was. the fire was reported about 3:15. today's report doesn't say anything about a cog. this preliminary report doesn't say anything about alarms either. it could take one year for the ntsb to find the actual cause of the fire, but it sounds like the coast guard may be hinting at one. they issued a list of recommendations including a note about limiting the unsupervised charging of lithium ion batteries like ones used in laptops and cell phones passengers

francisco and the san francisco bay area rapid transit district (bart) regarding administration of capital funding to fund half of the cost of the bart/muni market street entrance modernization project with proceeds from the sale of general obligation bonds, in an amount not to exceed $45,000,000 for an agreement term from february 1, 2018, through december 31, 2025. >> supervisor yee: can we take the same house and same call without objection? this resolution has passed unanimously. madame clerk, please call the next item. . item number 36, 190743, resolution authorizing the sheriff's department to enter into a third amendment to the existing contract between keefe commissary network, l.l.c., and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through its sheriff's department, for jail commissary services, to extend the contract term by six months beginning september 1, 2019, for a total term of september 1, 2014, through february 28, 2020, with no change to the guaranteed annual minimum income of $590,000. >> supervisor yee: can we take this item same house and same call? without objection this resolution is passed unanimously. please call item number 37

the only entrance you can get into the sea the port of maria paul isn't it belonging to ukraine and of course russia at the time said no you cannot come into what is russian territory this area of sea. english you get permission to listen these 3 boats did and this is with when it all kicked off its knees and back story right absolutely they didn't turn around they said that they didn't need permission for where they were going so to all intents and purposes what we think we're seeing here are the sailors on these 3 boats at the time that have been held in custody here in the form of a prison actually not that far from where the studios are in the northeast of moscow. the buses are all we think this is them on the plane. and their families are getting more shots of the reunion that feed going now. big thing for. for the for mr selenski the president say overlooking all this it's him of course isn't it's definitely a high profile event and president putin mentioned this again it's good for russia as well president putin mentioned this at the economic forum in davos just wrapped up at the weekend i mean leaders of india and you could see in these pictures a relatives you know

area in 2016 for a campaign rally. hundreds of people protested outside that venue. actually delayed trump's awe rival forting him to go through a back entrancehem testing out the inflatable trump chicken. some have been look iing for th location so they can stand outside and make their presence known. >> we will not forgive or forget. we will boycott their businesses. >> i'm super excited that president trump is holding a campaign event here in california. i have a number of friends who are attend iing the event. >> the white house says president trump will only be i the bay area for a total of three hours before leaving for los angeles. bob redell, today in the the bay. >> should be a quick trip. >>> on the democratic side, beto o'rourke is coming to the bay area tomorrow. he originally planned to visit in august but he cancelled the trip after the mass shooting in his hometown of el paso, texas. he plans to visit the prison and then have a discussion about equity and justice. >>> the city of san jose may be ready to make a big move to cut emissions and that could change the way we heat homes or cook our meals. chris sanchez is joining us w

both entrances to the freeway ar closed from eastbound 84 and the westbound 84 connector trying to get to southbound 1 one completely shut down so it's going to be very slow out of the redwood city areapark trying to get into palo alto so boy the stretch of the can 2.80 is definitely going to be a better alternative in the meantime now back to the news. >>up in the next hour recovery efforts continue after that deadly boat fire in southern california will have team coverage as we learn more about the victims from northern california. and for the push i should say the push for gun legislation is growing on capitol hill in the aftermath of recent shootings will tell you what new the legislation is being advocated for. local news station. >>morning and thanks for joining us on this wednesday morning, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher the breaking news on the peninsula were fatal crash right now southbound 1, 1, a mental park is causing big delays kron four's christina tape cho is live near the crash has a look at the impact on the commute that starts our team coverage, christa. >>right now we've got about 2 lanes of traffic that have been blocked off and police are actually making

research done in the area but we know that self efficacy is a key piece and whether students will be successful. morethan gpas , more than high school graduation or predictive tests of entrance exams, if the student is committed and believes that they canaccomplish their goal , this supports they can. we also know that a strong sense of who you are and in our case that around your tribal identity, is also key to having students be successful in college. in high school, and in the workforce. so we know that that base connection to your culture, at whatever level that is. language, dance, song, that creates what we call predictive resiliency and protective factors that help students to navigate through difficult times. class and does that come from individuals, from teachers, professors, etc. or are there actually community memberswho helped contribute to that as well mark . >> it comes from all those things. click thank you very much, doctor mchatton. have we know, universities are cultural homes and they are centers for community as well and people want to be there. they want to experience the university and the community setting. i certainly know that's true for cs use. and

westbound 80 up again, but this entrance right here to there is still closed down for about the next 10 minutes. california highway patrol as well as police are monitoring the areahis morning everyone that was coming on west on 80 needed to get off and go to san pablo and drive the rest the way through. but i want to show you more of this video of exactly what was seen up at the top of the on ramp here at various, so let's go ahead and take a look at that. the car's basically right the crash in cars that happened so beat chp tells us right just before 04:00am they got a call saying that a car was on fire. here on the freeway near barrett on westbound 80 and they came to find multiple cars or involved cars. here all crash with a nice chat within each other excuse me. one person one male passed away another person passed away, we don't know the gender of that person and a 3rd person very serious injuries. they've now been taken to hospital. we have a description of the 4 cars. we were there was a nissan altima the honda cr-v the 100 crb is the one you see a skeleton of itself right there completely burned honda civic and the hyundai sonata all 4 cars. now let's go

area 51 to actuall show up here. that's crazy in and of itself. >> he's got a point there., you know 150ufo enthusiasts and curiosity seekers did gidher e of the heavily guarded entrance to area 51. did not actually storm it. two people were arrested for, exposure. itted, indecen >> i did not guess that but ok. >> [laughter].>> there's also an alcohol related incident, i could have guessed that one - but apparently most visitors well behaved. >> looks like hing fun at least. >> certainly. >> i'm not going to lie. i lived in nevada. always been curious. brief moment thought about going to tht. >> when didn't really pan out decided to have a festival that's what y do. >> look at aliens. >> walmartg respo to vaping epidemic iny.ig wa how people are reactg to >> story coming up plu facial recognition soon could be the norm at u.s. airports. not thrilled about the technology. more on the group trying to b federal agencies from usingnyit. don'where. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get a date through the app. >> into the world. >> o meet. >> i'm to roll my eyes enough tha you can see it on tv. eye roll. >> i'm glad i'm not sing he willing he will right now. >> this is the singleugorhld