of course we show you the tourist highlights in grant park. and that you can also dine here like the people did at the time a fun time. hour of your video this week shows us the sights of belfast in northern ireland. fun time that as a. traffic lights you'll only find bad in the who pete to hold off on time his birthplace after a fire in $1787.00 is center of the city was rebuilt in the classicist style with white streets and church squares by meeting up with. she heads the fontana festival here and has become an expert on the writer's life and. here we are really at the beginning of the history of théodore fontana's involvement with noir. his parents moved here at easter in 1900 and on december 30th théodore from tonto was born up there on the 1st floor of this house. on the 1st front on the tried his hand as a pharmacist in berlin then he became a journalist a correspondent in london a theater critic and travel writer it was only when he was nearly 60 that he began writing his great novels. m m. m m m m m m. m. she has a nice building. that

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he turned on the water at the famous fountain in grant park, and he's exhausted and in good health andy. >> if a new gatedor shows up, w could be suspicious. >> yeah, probably going to have a new show soon. >> yeah. >>> new this morning, a retailer unveiled outfits designed for kids that use wheelchairs, and there's a pirate and unicorn and princess. >> cute. >> too early to talk about halloween? you willove thinking about christmas. >> new today, we have the inside scoop on where you can save big. >> good morning, coming up on "today," amazon prime day is over but doesn't mean the deals are done. we are going to show you the secret on how you can score big savings from everything from household supplies to cosmetics, and we are also going to tell you what you should buy now verses waiting to buy later to get some of these deals. >>> right now, breaking news. a fire that was not an accident. plus -- >> racism on display at a rally in north carolina. the president's new comments and the crowd on four congress women of color. >>> the laws change with time and the same thing goes here. >>

but this is just west of grant county park, and we have seen several airplanes from calfire, as well as helicopters dropping water and dropping the flame retardant. we are continuing to monitor these pictures. we know that the homes in that community are considered threatened. you can see, this might be a home that is on fire. this appears to be a building. we don't know if it was something that somebody was living in at that point, it appears to have fire and smoke making it difficult to even see from chopper five pictures. we are keeping an eye on this. this may be the first home 12 fallen victim to this wildfire that started at 11:15. kenny and michelle, i will throw it back to you. keep on watching the new information, and the live video coming in to the news desk. >>> whenever you have a fire like this, the conditions, the windy conditions can be a factor. left check in with mary lee after the weather center. >>> the weather can play a few huge role in firefighting efforts. we are monitoring the situation very closely and right now, do good news, the wind is not that strong. tha

many thousands gathering in hong kong's park to defend the freedoms granted by thejoint declaration parkdefend the freedoms granted by the joint declaration agreed by britain and china that some say britain and china that some say britain should do more to protect. frankly the chinese have been breaking their word on the joint declaration, that they claim it doesn't operate after 1997, the british government should make clear in the un, in europe, so long as we are there, and elsewhere it does apply for 50 years after 1997. every year there are demonstrations on the anniversary of the hand over, but rarely like this. the crowds in hong kong show little sign of giving up. james landale our correspondent nick beake is in hong kong. ican i can see many people still on the streets where you are, is there a fear that beijing may get tough to end the protests? clive, this has been an extraordinary day for hong kong, and it is not over yet. tonight this is a city of anger and of chaos, certainly at this particular place, this is the main building that the demonstrators in their thousand have be

park. we hope grants and money will be available to continue to improve this park to make it shine. it's a really hidden jewel. a lot of people don't know it's here. >> everybody, i think we're going to get started. our honorable mayor is here, and i know that we have a huge crowd and some big celebrating to do, so i want to welcome you to the groundbreaking for 88 broadway and 75 david street. so i'm cynthia parker, and i'm the president and c.e.o. of bridge housing, and i am the cohost today with our partner, john stewart, but what i want to do is acknowledge all of the people here in the audience who have helped us get here today. so with us, we have mayor london breed, our honorable and esteemed mayor, welcome. [applause] >> we have supervisor aaron peskin, who's been a big supporter, and thank you, supervisor peskin. we have elaine forbes who's executive director of the port of san francisco. thank you for coming and your help. [applause] >> we have many reps from bank of america. liz, thanks for coming. [applause] >> we have bruce cantor who's a member of the northeast waterfr

parking. what will grant two week parking permits for rvs in all areas of the city and the other would allow temporary offstreet parking in a designated area. it with direct city staff to look for an appropriate's but for the overnight lot. >>> citizens are calling for a state of emergency after a series of pedestrian deaths. some city leaders say the city is not doing enough. >> this call for a state of emergency began with the recitation of the names of those killed on san francisco's streets this year so far. and a moment of silence. pedestrian and bicycle safety advocates, city and state officials saying enough is enough. >> we are all here in solidarity to call on our leaders to declare a state of emergency. >> that would free up funding to make changes for the city's most dangerous street immediately. >> with the number of fatalities in san francisco, this calls for extreme action. >> safety advocates are calling for slower speed limits and scrambled crosswalks which will allow pedestrians to walk without cross traffic and they want police to step up enforcement on some of the most dangerous act

agreement between the department and the parks alliance to accept up to $15 million for let's play s.f. and recommended that the board of supervisors approved the grant, and the board of supervisors gave that approval on february 1. also, on december 15, the commission approved an m.o.u. that defined the general working relationship between the department and the parks alliance, and that agreement called for the alliance to partner on each park that would receive funding under the agreement. both projects are tier two projects, which means that they will be largely privately funded. the agreements are nearly identical and map out roles and responsibilities between the partners and identify city terms for design services commissioned on public land. completely coincidentally, the estimated budgets for both sites is $3,050,000. and i did also want to note that the landscape architects were selected by the parks alliance with support from the department after a thorough r.f.p. process, and the two landscape architects are m.i.g., who designed children's center -- children's corridor in golden gate park and is now -- the firm is now working on hertz play

. >> first -- first let me grant park the point that quote unquote let's just assume that we were not doing enough. i think that it's -- i've said this publicly before. i think it's in mexico's own interests to do a serious enforcement of its own immigration laws. i've said it before, and i'll say it again. and again emphasizing that that is not at odds per se of being -- of you know being humane, upholding human rights, and being as -- as friendly as possible to a humanitarian crisis. i'm sure all of you saw the photographs of a father and her daughter lying dead face down on the banks of the rio grande. nobody -- not the united states nor mexico nor the central americans can be satisfied with that situation. that is why we have to get the politics out of the way. and so far what has happened over the last two decades in fact is that politicians on both sides of the border had not been willing to pay the political cost of doing this right. and we've been muddling you through as you say. so maybe -- maybe we got to the point where it's a serious -- you know, a serious enough crisis th

park side lot south of miller avenue. investigators want to make it clear access will not be granted to other parking lots or to the park itselfnly vehicles will be released. for some, getting their cars back is the start of creating a snse of norm mall see. the community is committed to >> it's very hard, very hard. i wish that no one would ever have to suffer the pain of what a small town shooting like that would feel like. >> the last place you expect it. >> reporter: tonight at 6:00 there will be two community meetings in gilroy, one at community solutions and the other at children services. the goal is to provide emotional support and community connections for people impacted by the garlic festival shooting. live in gilroy, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> in the south bay, the family of the 13-year-old girl killed % at the festival is opening up about the teen. >> we think it's important that the community knows who keyla is and how important she is for us. >> keyla salazar's family was at ace empower academy last night where a month ago they celebrated her eighth grade graduation. now the family is in mourning. >> a desp

grant circus park and campus marches are in the city today. importance of the detroit river as not only a highway for trade, but also for travel. following the fire, the city continues to rebuild. more people come to the city and because of that location on the detroit river, the link between the upper and lower great lakes, we see a lot of commerce continue to thrive. we see ships coming back from the upper peninsula with iron ore, lumber, things that would transform the city of detroit into a major manufacturing hub. made 1800s, detroit is already an industrial powerhouse, with the river bringing in resources from the upper peninsula and other places in the great lakes region, with railroads being built all the time. stockpile ofing a resources that would be transformed into other things in of city, like various types metal, the shipbuilding industry, oars from the upper peninsula. this would get transformed into things that would transform the country. they turned into ships, railcars, eventually automobiles. it is around this time that det

park. we hope grants and money will be available to continue to improve this park to make it shine. it's a really hidden jewel. a lot of people don't know it's here. watching. >> ever wonder about programs the city is working on to make san francisco the best place to live and work we bring shine won our city department and the people making them happy what happened next sf oh, san francisco known for it's looks at and history and beauty this place arts has it all but it's city government is pretty unique in fact, san francisco city departments are filled with truly initiative programming that turns this way our goal is to create programs that are easily digestable and easy to follow so that our resident can participate in healing the planet with the new take dial initiative they're getting close to zero waste we 2020 and today san francisco is diverting land filled and while those numbers are imperfect not enough. >> we're sending over 4 hundred thousand tons of waste to the landfill and over the 4 hundred tons 10 thousands are textile and unwanted listen ones doesn't have to be fi

and that's kind of the situation here where we are in the parking lot. grant. >>yes that is angelic is still within arm's reach i had a question for her. yes, she is still here law bring her back over here. and the question as she's walking over what store did she work in in the mall and could you have for try to explain. again where exactly she heard the shots coming from in relation to the store where she works. >>we'd like to know what story you work in shots coming. >>so i work in the store called zmapp skin is right next to barnes and nobles and i heard the shots coming from the last. so we have a hallway all and i heard them coming down from the last. all i saw was people running the opposite direction of the shot. and so i knew it must of came down from either the hallway or further down into the mall to the left is what what the report down yes, the food court is down to the last it is downstairs our stores upstairs, but there's people from away from the left direction, running outside towards the parking lot. >>the second level of the mall dead right.

investigators want to make it clear access will not be granted to two other parking lots the park itself, and other vehicles won't be released. to get your car back, you need a valid driver's license, proof of insurance. we spoke to people yesterday. >> it's still very traumatic, pulling down the street and knowing what happened. it's a little triggering. i have to say i was definitely getting flashbacks of what happened on saturday. getting normal see back, things kind of getting settled. >> reporter: tonight at 6:00 there will be two community meetings in gilroy. one at community solutions and the other at children's services. the goal is to provide emotional support and community connections for people impacted by the garlic festival shooting. live in gilroy, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> this morning, we're learning more about the victims killed in the attack. the family of trevor irby chose to speak only with abc 7 news. irby was a recent college grad who just moved to santa cruz. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has the story. >> the last thing i said to trevor was, trevor, i love yo

. >> item 35 is a resolution retroactively authorizing the recreation and parks department to accept an in-kind grant up to $900,000 from the trust for public land for planning and design services and community engagement for the buchanan mall, number 5 block project, including let'splaysf! renovation for the project term. >> president yee: can we take this same house, same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 36, a resolution to retroactively authorize the mayor's office of housing and community development to expend a $2 million grant from the california department of parks for the richmond community center. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 37 is a resolution to authorize the director of property to execute an amended and restated 10-year commercial lease with options between the city and volunteers in medicine doing business as clinic by the bay, for the city owned property located at 35 onondaga avenue. >> president yee: roll call, please? >> supervisor safai

this is good news for super commuters trying to get in from tracy park west on 580 a grant line road, orleans are back open. this was a crash involving a semi-that apparently spilled fuel all over the roadways. can see the speeds are dipping hopefully gets better for es here are travimes in the red. a 42 minute drive from 20526 80. the rest of your travel times are the green. the south bay drive times have looking good all morning. everything in the green. taking a look at it in oakland. where traffic is moving along nicely both directions. you love seeing that on a monday morning at the san mateo bridge, a few stop and go moments across the span but it is a 50 minute drive from hayward into foster city. bay bridge toll plaza really stacking up along the macarthur maze or passage macarthur maze. the metering lights are on, but not bad getting over the bridge. that is a look at traffic. here's a look at the weather. we're talking cooler weather. >>> some relief from the heat for sure. after a hot weekend. it is a great start. the refreshing seabreeze kicking and. temperatures are runni

i think we are supposed to be a peer granting approval for housing units, not parking spaces. spaces. >> the project is also requesting a variance for exposure and a variance for a 2- foot 2-inch encroachment into the required rear yard. the item was hope -- heard at commission on june 6, 2019. at that time, the commission continued the project to allow the sponsor to make plan revisions. reduce the amount of glazing at the rear, and allow time for private agreement between neighboring property owners regarding on street and offstreet parking. the project has since increased the size of units from 750 square feet to 1500 square feet and has reduced the amount of glazing at the rear faÇade. this was published and the department commission has received two letters and property owners urging the commission to remove the private garage from the scope of the project as well as concerns regarding light and privacy and character of the proposed project. after an analysis of all aspects , the project and the department recommends approval for the following reasons. the project would m

murder and other charges stemming from a deadly confrontation in a nail salon parking lot last year. a judge refused to grant1 year-old krystal bawhipil requiring her to remain in next april. police say with full use of fraudulent credit card to skip out on paying for $35 manicure in december. whipple then ran over a salon worker who tried to stop her from leaving killing her in a stolen rental car. the rental car was later found abandoned and whipple was apprehended in arizona has a prior criminal record including a 2017 conviction for attempted possession of a stolen vehicle, she could face life in prison. if she's convicted on the murder robbery burglary and stolen vehicle charges. >>mammoth mountain resort in the eastern sierra it's going to end of ski season this month that a huge winter of course the resort had hoped that scheme would be available into august didn't quite make it. the resort had more than 700 inches of snow at a summit this season. but of course the recent hot weather that's been melting the snow a faster than anyone thought the last day of skiing and snowboarding will now be july 28.

grant avenue. that's where the woman was parked when she said the man opened her unlocked car door and pointed a gun at her and demanded money and credit cards. he got away in a blue volkswagen suv and it had temporary license plates possibly with the numbers 945. that woman was not hurt. >>> r. kelly was arrested in chicago last week. the 13-count federal indictment includes child porn and inicement of a minor. kelly is accused of having people conceal misconduct. >>> a national $15 minimum dollar raise could be a reality for all american workers by 2024. the current minimum age is $7.25. studies show that raising the minimum wage does not cost jobs. and the minimum is $15.59 in san francisco, andchool start timese delayed in the mornings? go and vote. >> we are asking because there's a state bill demanding high schools start no earlier than 8:30 in the morning. middle schools no earlier than 8:00. and school agencies in marin are against this. during a meeting tonight trusties for the high school district will consider sending a letter to state lawmakers asking them to oppose the bill. they are ar

everybody, i'm grant lotus and on the as hazmat team was called there to menlo park of the facility after a bag of. >>male tested positive for sarin kron four's dan kerman following this story and joins us now live from the scene with what's happening now dan. >>well as its materials. crews are on scene now we've been in a waiting pattern most of the day but about 3.45 they've got here, let's push in and we can show you right behind that blue vehicle you'll see somebody who's downed up in a white outfit that's one of the 4 people that will be going into this mail facility to test that bag of mail and they should be going in there any time now and the next 1520 minutes or so, and t process could take over an hour and a half to complete. let's take some video that we showed you earlier and we'll tell you how this all happened started about 11 o'clock there's a protocol for male here at facebook and it went through this protocol, this machine if you will and twice out of 3 times this bag of mail tested positive for sarin gas as a result the hazardous materials team was called in the fbi was

grant for the project. >> on the peninsula, a photographer at the ladera recreation center in menlo park arrested following reports of sexual abuse that date back almost 30 years. 47-year-old randy haldeman is charged with two counts of lewd and la sibbious acts with a child under 14. multiple male victims ages 8 to 13 years old came forward when the san ma yeaio county sheriffs deputies began an investigation in january. he was a photographer for the swim team. >> bail is set at more than $100 million for a pair of parolees accused of robbery at sun valley shopping center in concord. they allegedly forced employees into a room in may. very arrested vince timmons and gary delahunte. they believe the suspects gained access through an employee entrance. >> in oakland, city officials met with home depot attorneys over a growing homeless encampment at the store. >> the company threatening to close over the issue. jobina fortson has more. >> reporter: oakland city council member noel gallo was inside a meeting with the company's attorneys thursday. the legal team flew from headquarters to meet with the city ove

parks department. i'm here to ask for an in-kind grant from the trust for public land for buchanan street mall.this is a five-block pedestrians mall between eddy street and gough street. it's located in supervisorial district 5. this in-kind grant is for project management, planning and design services, and community engagement to develop a concept plan for the five blocks. in addition to funding a concept plan, the trust for public land is also working towards raising additional funds for construction documents. the value of the grant for the concept plan and the construction documents is approximately $770,000. we are requesting accept and expend authority for about $30,000 more in the event the plans and costs are expanded for this project. once the plan is ready, department will bring it to the board for approval. that concludes my presentation. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. there isn't a b.l.a. report on this, so let 'open it up for public -- let's open it up for public comment. any members of the public want to comment on item 11. seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >>

protests planned for thursday including a group that would was granted a permit to fly the baby trump balloon on the national mall. national parkls say it could be in sight of the president. shannon: what do you think? is this patriotism or politics? most of you are with the president on this one. gene rights it should remind americans the ultimate sacrifice our brave men and women gave to ensure and protect our lives and the freedom we enjoy. jerry as the cost of the independence day event is too high yet democrats in congress want raises for doing nothing more than warming their congressional seats. if i was visiting dc over the holiday i would go to the events to celebrate independence day. this is a day to put politics aside and i agree with you. more coming up from a medal of honor recipients. find out what he thinks. a major shift in the democratic race in 2020. a new poll shows kamala harris surging to second-place nationally, 20% reported the quinnipiac university poll right behind joe biden with 22%. elizabeth warren is in third place at 14%. harris's rise comes after what many said was a strong performance in the firs

the national mall for the lincoln memorial speech, just not off the ground -- the national park service granted permit, but it does not allow the balloon to be filled with helium, only air and not the location requested within the line of sight of the lincoln memorial. all of that part of the salute to america process. you can see that tomorrow on our coverage of c-span. you can view it on our website and radio app. annette from alexander city, alabama, thanks for waiting. go ahead. >> the main reason there is dangerous overcrowding is those detention centers were never --nt to house the thousands tens of thousands that accumulate into hundreds of thousands and at the same time, we are neglecting our own. yet has 60,000 homeless and where is the hysteria from democrats? endher thing, is there no to this long line of thousands that continue person after person to claim asylum because of poverty or danger or wherever? .t seems to be no end this has to stop and i agree completely with the lady from california and others saying america has to first take care of their own. we have homelessness, my g

agreement between the department and the parks alliance to accept up to $15 million for let's play s.f. and recommended that the board of supervisors approved the grant, and the board of supervisors gave that approval on february 1. also, on december 15, the commission approved an m.o.u. that defined the general working relationship between the department and the parks alliance, and that agreement called for the alliance to partner on each park that would receive funding under the agreement. both projects are tier two projects, which means that

tremendous work at acadia, at great smoky mountains, we've seen it at harper's ferry park association, able to raise major grants as part of the centennial challenge to restore a civil war-era home. trails, recreation areas, historic structures, philanthropy will help with these even if they won't help with your sewage system. unfortunately, the current version of ropa does not offer similar leverage or incentives that things like the centennial challenge do. that seems to be an opportunity. as the committee considers ropa again this year we urge you to authorize a one-to-one matching opportunity for federal moneys similar to the challenge. but with two caveats. first, matching donations should only be used for those projects truly deemed the most critical by our land management agencies. we need to make sure that that is where the big pot of money you might provide goes. and second, projects funded with matching donations, again at at least 50%, need to be taken care of quickly. we need to respect what donors are bringing to the process. it will be the only way to inspire future gifts. we hope by opening the ki

>>good advice there haldeman is in menlo park resident tonight though he remains in the san mateo county jail ken pam back to you. >>thank you grant turning now to our 4 zone forecast temperatures heating up again today and now there is a heat watch in effect for the weekend. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the very latest and we want to find out what these high temperatures and i mean in terms of fire danger certainly going to cause a more was fuel to dry out quickly more the brush is going to dry out we're not going to see those big wins that's probably the biggest concern with the fires. >>we're not have those certainly get some brush fires going it is going to be blazing hot, here's a look at some of the temperatures as we head into saturday look at the triple digit heat showing up into livermore you can soe that in dublin pleasanton ca occurred and the oc very hot temperatures away from the media coastline. so that's why. he watches are going up as those hot temperatures going to be settling in over the bay area and that will be the hottest part of the weekend is a saturday and sunday we're going to see

walk us through the grounds of the festival grant well catherine can you see this map here kind spells it out we have this red shaded area that's the norm is parkingt beyond it almost parallel to it is the eu this creek in those are 2 pretty important places. the gunman is believed to have cut through the fence somewhere in this area against the creek or along the creek. and you can see how close that is to the vineyard stage which is this area right here that is the stage where a band was playing when the shots were fired in that area people on stage say they could see the gunman also highlighted for reference is this main food strip here in the middle they called gourmet alley that's kind of the part of the festival if you've been to the gilroy garlic festival. you know where that is so that's the proximity of the crime scene now the police are investigating the fbi also there. christmas hill park a place of joy relief for some 100,000 people. most years set the garlic festival weekend yesterday though that joy turning to print heinous tragedy. >>i have no prom of the second amendment you the right to bear arms, but not weapons destruction. >>st

the city and when parking and thanks to the extreme flexibility of its back seat it still has plenty of room for hauling thanks. the l 319 is one of the bullies among transport grants for mercedes-benz is a heritage and is proud to look back on. cds thomas councilman says the 1st transporter with the twin circuit brake system came out in 1905 then came the safety steering column and the brake booster about the world. he says it was here they began to emphasize the safety of the driver when it came to a load securing for the 1st time this vehicle had lashing straps and a seat gap i made public there are dispraise on the front and in later years yes. so then the 1st sprinter which has just brakes all around and an airbag so it became more and more like a normal car. and last but not least here is the 1st brenner with e.s.p. . since 1995 mercedes benz larger van has borne the name sprinter currently its in its 3rd generation and can be configured in more than 700 different ways starting with the front rear or all wheel drive and numerous body options. of course not only the technology has changed over the last few years when it comes to safety systems have been steadi

they are granted near the brazilian city over you de janeiro have also been chosen they're being recognized both for their natural and cultural significance iceland's advantage or cool national park has been picked for its stunning natural beauty and geo thermal activity varia covers some 14 percent of the country and includes volcanoes melting glaciers ants examples of craters that china has also gained listing its migratory bird sanctuaries in the eastern province of john's suit listed there they insert a wetlands contains 3 ecological systems and is home to 33 endangered species there are as i'm as a professor of history and anthropology at shawnee state university in the u.s. state of ohio here explains why it took so long for unesco to i babble on to the world heritage list. as a society. typically in the seventy's and eighty's a lot of reconstruction had been had done to the side as part of you know trying to reenact it or recreate its original shape so a lot of what we see in babylon busy at today is not the actual original archaeological component but you know reconstructing parts but there's another aspect here in that you know iraq in general and cultural heritage sites

grants. as many of you guys may know, a large amount of that money has gone directly to recs and park. upper douglass park is a rare and valuable asset. it's large and fenced in, and it provides a place for new dog owners and existing dog owners to train their dogs. it's also a safe place for people to walk their dogs late at night, as we've seen the homeless issues growing in dolores park, my wife doesn't feel safe walking there. she does feel safe walking her dog after work in upper douglass. i'd like to reframe this conversation for everyone here. in 1871 the parks commission was set up to preserve and create public use land and some interesting statistics have come out. per the san francisco animal care and control, there's 120,000 dogs in san francisco. per the u.s. census bureau, the latest one, there's 113,000 children. so the takeaway here is there's now more dogs than kids. if this conversation was happening around reducing children's access to parks, i think it wouldn't even have gotten to this point with the commission, which is what we're kind of discussing here. so i hope