g. brown wagon for their internal communications logistics needs german chemicals maker. s one of the tanker trucks will soon drive the thomas lee. side in look looks after using 5 g. technology company is building its own network to avoid congestion or the potential breakdown of a commercial system. this is transport of the future a tanker truck containing more than 60000 liters of chemicals twice itself around the headquarters of the german chemical company. remote controlled trucks smoked the tanks and carry them to their destination on this huge site in new takes half and. then monitored and controlled in this room. the staff have an overview of tool times of what's in front of behind and next to the vehicles. of this part to be operated with cameras on a monitor the vehicles in forward or reverse gear which side is fitted with the same technology started the b.s.a. is currently trialing 6 of these trucks known as automated guided vehicles they hope to have 20 in use by the start of next year the camera images and like haitian data transmitted via mobile network. the i

g rated. >> james brown, the hot tub, you know?ou've got to pursue this netflix thing because even subscribers are still paying. >> yeah, to do something. neil: standup or whatever. do you do that? >> i would, sure. [laughter] neil: well you're a big dude now you get in sited to this big trump fundraiser. >> we were there friday night at bedminster, i was at the vip, but not the vip vip. i was getting in everywhere and i got placed outside because it was the president was coming and they didn't want to press it but it was great. he was great. neil: was it at his club? >> it was at his club. neil: do you golf? >> no. please i look great. neil: you do, yeah. >> but we ended up, we wanted to leave early actually we borrowed -- neil: whose we? >> me and mr. ray chambers i hope he doesn't mind a wall street icon who dedicated his life to helping at risk youth and we stole a golf cart and got out of there early. neil: that is a crime. you stole a golf cart. >> [laughter] i stole a golf cart. you can't take the jersey off a guy. we're at

brown. >> a woman died on atlly g trail when she suffered a heat-related mergency. stay with us for updates. >>> folks in our region are cleaning up after a strong line of storms over the weekend. wind, rain, lightning knocked out power in montgomery county and brought downtrees. check the nbc washington app for updates. >>> 12 hours from now we will deal with severe weather. heavy rain tonight and rainy commute tomorrow morning. then everything starts to turn to the positive. sunshine, low humidity, and dry weather fo friday on int the weekend and that includes ifre you'oing down to the beaches. >> sounds good to me. >>> thanks for joining us on "news4 today." "today" show isx ne see you in 25 minutes with your weather, traffic, and local news. >> have a great monday. ll locaowned novec has the most relble power in the region. and we all know how important being reliable is. novec provides ectricity from multiple renewable sources. groovy man! and will soon include even morr. yeah! and novec offers convenient 24/7 online services. i just paid my electric bill. nove

with us, along with public works, along with sfmta, along with supervisor brown and supervisor ronen, and as i said, president g.'s office, and all the different people that are important to seeing this move forward. unlike in the past, in many ways , district 11 being the last , we are very proud that district 11 is to be the first neighborhood in the city that will attempt to move this pilot forward. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor stefani? >> thank you. colleagues, i would like to close today's meeting in memory of angelina, known by her friends and families, she was also the sister of the former mayor, joseph leota. born in san francisco on april 23rd, 1913, she celebrated her 102nd birthday with her family angelina's parents met on the 19 th 19 '06, the day of the big earthquake. her father and uncle's fishing business shaped what is now fisherman's worth. she graduated from presentation high school before attending u.c. berkeley. at berkeley, she studied french, spanish, and italian and travelled to campus each day by ferry since her father would not allow her to move away from hom

g people. food is such an important thing, and it should be populbe a farmer. re brownyou're saying the design makes it exy? >> yes, because it's so strange. it's a future design and it's an open design, and it'also important for us because we think it's important that everybody n see what's going on-- where your food comes from, and how do we process the milk, and how we process the manure. so that's why. it's iconic. it's open, it's transparent. >> brown: we were therbefore the cows arrived, but they're onboard now, and milk is being delivered to local supermarkets. the short delivery distance, plus the solar panels, reduces daergy use. you've seen rottchange quite a bit. >> yeah. >> brown: where does something like this fit into the changes that you've seen? >> rotterdam, it has a vibe of doing things, making things happen, and it never strange enough. >> brown: even a floating farm. >> even a floating farm. yes, indeed. >> brown: all part of a cityscape that's ever-changing, and redefining urban living. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in rotterdam, e netherl

g station earlier this month. news 4's core smith spoke to his fami and friends. >> reporter: sass she was helped into her son's private funeral, katherine brown was surround by the people who loved him. hundreds came to say a final good-bye to karon brown, many of them wearing shirts with his face on it, his smile just as bright as everyone remembers. >> to see him have to go through this trauma for one of their ds frien it turts my heart. i'm just tired. >> for me heim indisbelief. >> reporter: misha surprs ised by the selfless little boy that everyone got fed before he did. >> he was like, no, i want to make sure that everyone else is >> reporter: hardy runs an organation called guns down friday. like many in this community her emotions have teetered between despair and helplessness. >> how can i tell the kids to put the guns down when people are shooting at them? buoh her 10-year-old cousin makiyah wulson, this is the >> how do you fix it? >> 's about sticking together as one. that's the only way we're going change. >> reporter: sly change will come too late for karon. before the friends he leaves behind there's still hope, hope for a safe

g man. the a's also plan to help out gilroy, donating proceeds from their garlic fries and gilroy garlic burgers to the gilroy garlic festival victims relief fund. >>> onto the nfl antonio brown's balloon ride that got a lot of attention because of an undisclosed opportunity, he hasn't had a lot of opportunity to take flight on the field. he warmed up with the pads for silver and black and caught touchdown passes over trayvon mullin in a limited session. the raiders are hoping ab will be a full go in the coming days. >> he's getting close and hopefully after the day off tomorrow, he'll get closer but we need him on the grass. we need him to get going and he's chomping at the bit. he's not a real patient guy and hopefully, it will be sooner than later. >> rookie nick signed a contracc with the 49ers and made his first major purchase. a condo overlooking the ocean in fort lauderdale where bosa grew up. wish i was an athlete. offensive and defensive lineman are used to witch other, hot su going head-to-head, joe has been a positive influence on bosa. >> we built a really good relationship. he's super nice guy. i don't usually be nice to offensive linemen but he's -- it's hard not

g spot. now we have to go out there and perform. that's what it is all about now. >>> best training camp entrance has got to go to antonio brown, floatingpa in a hot air balloon. unfortunately, he has some undisclosed injury, he can't practice yet. the balloon was creative, but jon gruden was anticipating something even more dramatic. >> he is a fun guy to be around, man. i expected a little bit more than a hot air balloon. i thought he might jump out of an airplane and parachute here himself, but he's going to add a za.ifnt ife to this next year. jim barnt eett who has been doi color commentary for 34 years with the team, is being replaced. barnett is going to move over to the radio, joining tim roy, so we still get to enjoy j.b. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> all right. we are getting a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, kumasi. it is changing. we have sun inland and we have fog at the coast, but it is a quick warm-up today. as we look live at emeryville right now, we still have clouds around but it will be a warm day on the bay. so if

. >> brown: it was a grim finding: in 2013, a team of archeologists ke the university of south florida dug up unmgraves on the grounds of the former arysur g. dozier school for in florida's panhandle. ( newseport ) news reports detailed how the reform school, csed in 2011, d been notorious for the physical, sexual and mental abuse imposed on its young students. the writer colson whitehead remembers first hearing the stories. what was it about the story of the reform school that grabbed you? >> the fact that i'd never heard of it. and if there's one place like this, there's dozens and dozens. i hadn't read a story about black kids and jim crow and this particular kind of setting before. so, as an arti, there's material there. and just as a human being, living in america, trying to make sense of where we're going and where we came from. >> brown: three years ago, whitehead won both the pulitzer prize and national book award s novel "the underground railroad," set amid the horrors of the slave south, but imagining an alternative universe in which the "railroad"-- in reality, a series of escape routes and safo es-- is an actual subterranean tr

g. >> i am a woman and i am a writer, but i don't really enjoy being called a woman's writer. i think labels are harmful to us. >> with "murphy brownam felt new. the civil rights movement and the women's movement had just begun to sort of be reflected in the programming you saw in television in the '80s. >> murphy, you know the dunfree's club is for men only. >> and they have great dinners with great guests, and i don't get to go for one reason and one reason only, and it has to do with something you've got and i don't. a tiny, pathetic, little "y" chromosome. >> murphy brown was sea change because she was so popular and such a strong, independent, tough woman. >> no matter what you think of a guest or their views, you are obligated to ask the questions in a dignified manner. she was unprofessional, am i right? >> well, i -- >> do you believe this, jim? he thinks it's neat that his office chair swivels and he's calling me unprofessional. how pure can pure be? our 12-step process provides 100% pure quality water look for kids' packs (wooooow) from nestlé pure life fun designs and a perfect size, just for your kids! since my dvt bloo