>> tim green: no! nuts. ( laughs ) >> kroft: you seem like such a mild-mannered guy. >> tim green: i am. i am. >> kroft: but not on a football field? >> tim green: no, no. >> kroft: when we interviewed tim green in 1996, he addressed the violence and risks inherent in the game, and seemed to believe that this day might come. you said, "i think guys would be willing to take ten to 20 years off the end of their lives, in order to get out there on a sunday and play. i don't think that the consideration of your physical wellbeing in the future is in the forefront of any n.f.l. player's mind. >> tim green: right. i stand by that. i've maybe taken that much off the end of my life. maybe more. i don't know. >> kroft: you don't have any regrets? >> tim green: no. no. >> kroft: to fully understand, he says, you have to know what it was like being out there, doing something you dreamed of, and experiencing, even for a moment, the intensity of 60,000 people screaming for you and your teammates, and feeling that e

green: thank you. i appreciate it. >> newsmakers is back after our conversation with mark green, the administrator of usaid. what i have been reading about ambassador green's restructuring approach to usaid is that it has been met with acclaim, unlike secretary rex tillerson as secretary of state. what is the difference in approach that makes one plan more successful? ben: part of it has to do with that usaid is one tier down from the state department on the public screen. a lot of people know who rex tillerson is and mike pompeo is, but not a lot of people know who mark green is. he has been able to do some restructuring in usaid that doesn't hit the skyline as much. >> give us a sense of the scale of the redirection in thinking at the usaid >> i think sometimes too much was made of rex tillerson's attempt to reform the state department. there was a lot of fear. as it turned out his whole idea , was about opening new portals so people can apply for jobs, and putting new i.t. equipment in. it really di

woman: green tea. [ chuckles ] lemonis: green tea. woman 4: they all say "green tea.": the green tea -- the tea flavor. woman 6: i'm not a green tea lover, okay? so if i saw "mr. green tea," i might not say, "oh, i'm gonna buy that." me. lemonis: i think we have some work to do. most people would expect me to push you to change the name. that doesn't bother me. there's a legacy there. what bothers me is the presentation of it and having "mr. green tea" be the dominant brand. one of the best things that happened at shoprite is seeing the positive feedback about the quality of the ice cream. but we need to put a process in place that forces us to do research and development on new flavors. and we need to go back to the drawing board on the packaging so that customers aren't thrown off and think there's green tea in every flavor. so, what i want to do is sort of take the actual packaging, and i want to basically move around some stuff. people don't want to think that there's green tea in the ice cream. -that's the feedback we got. -michael: yep. lemonis: pull that mr. gre

for quick context, the green infrastructure element or the green infrastructure is a key element of this city process adoption of the urban watershed planning flick -- framework. it is a very important part of the sanitary system over the next decade. there are substantial resources included in the funding for green infrastructure. all the commissioners are aware we have finished or are near finishing the last early implementation projects to help us demonstrate the feasibility and cost effectiveness of the infrastructure projects. what this action does is it is intended to start laying the groundwork for the scaling of green infrastructure throughout the city by incentivizing parcel honours as they go through their natural building cycle and properties turned over need to be investment. they are bringing green infrastructure features to their properties to provide the related stormwater management benefits. those benefits include all of the following. we have reduction of combined overflow discharge volumes, we have marginal improvement to flooding impact and we have reduced pollutant l

confirmed had green light for four seconds before impact.driving just to the right of eric. >> out of the corner of my eye, the bus turning into the intersection. which i thought that shouldn't be. >> took a right-hand turn just asheh happened. >> i was caused the crash and quickly came to the clinclusion that the bus turned into the intersection against the light. >> police cleared him originally. >> you have the green light, no reason to cite you. should be okay. >> but changed his mind concluding from he was at fault. vta bus was legally intersection when the collision occurred canoy can't yield. >> person entering on the green has duty to make sure the traffic cleared the intersection and safe to proceed. >> what about the bus driver? obtained recordings from the eight cameras. stopped at intersection, two cars pull away. before he hits limit line, turns yellow. had more than 40 feet to hit the brake and stop but it continues through. california driver handbook says when you see the yellow traffic signal light stop if you can do so safel

into question that's what the greens are waving the flag for. ok football fans don't fret because chris harrington will be here after the break all the goals from match day eleven states shooting for highlights from day testing as dortmund and by force a tough match for what does need a supremacy that's add more action from match day they've been coming up in just a couple of minutes time. and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel across half mark one hundred years since the end of the conflict once described as the war to end all wars they unveiled a clock at the side way of the armistice that ended the war one was signed. you're watching it every music live from berlin stay tuned for more at the top of the hour and in the meantime you can check us out on twitter we're acting or our websites that's dot com see later. we'll have a look at the. volume . and in the end you're not a lot of the rules and you. are you familiar with this. new smugglers were liars. which.

into question that's what the greens are waving the flag for. formula one champion lewis hamilton grabbed pole at the brazilian grand prix on saturday a record extending eighty second off hamilton's career and his tenth of the season to save his driver hamilton who has already clinched his fifth will championship came out in france in a rain drops a shoot out into the us through ariza bustin vessel qualified second but face it was investigation for a way bridge incident hamilton. qualified third with their obvious given right in in fourth to sadie's could seal the constructivist title on center just which way it was. ok don't fret the fans chris harrington will be here after the break with all the goals from match day eleven stay tuned for highlights from their classic as the dortmund and. by enforcing a tough match we're going to see the supremacy and more action from. coming up in just a couple of minutes time. watching the news live from the informal at the top of the. website or follow us on twitter at that's at. c.n.n. . i'm not laughing. b

into question that's what the greens are waving the flag for. formula one champion lewis hamilton grabbed poll at the brazilian grand prix on saturday a record extending eighty second off hamilton's career and he's tenth off the season driver hamilton who has already clinched his fifth will championship came out in france in a rain drips a shoot us through ariza bustin vessel qualified second but faced his investigation for a way bridge incident and. also has qualified third with there are ways to reckon in fourth his eighties could seal the constructor's title on sunday just which way it was. ok don't fret but the fans chris harrington will be here after the break with all the goals from match day eleven stay tuned for highlights from day classic as both men and by and force a tough match the bundesliga supremacy that and more action from match day eleven coming up in just a couple of minutes. time. watching the news live from berlin station form all at the top of the hour and you can check out our website all follow us on twitter at that's at

they've got a game to play tonight without draymond green. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> this will be the at least right now of all of the >>> up next, where will amazon go next? jeff bezos reveals which two cities will get new head quarter locations. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers that's why i cat i can't feel my legs. ribeye burgers are back, america. try my all-american made with 100% ribeye beef fresh spring mix, and provolone cheese on a potato bun. it's a burger as american as bald eagles. i get it, i'm bald. fast food's first and only ribeye burgers are back, america. try them today. the bid to >>> disappointment in 236 u.s. cities, which learned today they lost the bid to host amazon's secondary headquarters. bay area cities also vying for this. amazon picked two cities, splitting its new hub between the washington suburb ever arlington, virginia, and queens, new york. each location promised 25,000 jobs. critics wonder why amazon, led by je

good fully it's a cold also here in northwestern europe and yet the green party across the continent feels it has the spring in its step as you say those election performances here in germany really have put the wind in their sails as it were they point to those opinion polls and say well they are the coming force but it's not just in germany of course there are many other movement screen movements across europe who have been prospering certainly in the netherlands where the links party the green left party did particularly well in the general election of last year so what has really been accounting for this green way for germans called guna vella that's been floating across the council with me to discuss that is from the through links from the green left party in the netherlands so i thought what is really the reason for this popularity of the green party this upswing in green performance rush across the continent i think what you see all over europe is that the people of course very dissatisfied with the center parties they are stuck day they don't know really how to get to the new

green. leaves don't only produce oxygen they also provide us with food to eat and we're not the only ones feeding off them insects chomp on them to. better themselves feel that. scientists have bred an ingenious plan to help answer that question. how does a plant react when it gets present by a hungry caterpillar. chance have a kind of signaling system researchers have found that when and if it's damaged it can warn distant leaves. how does that work. when the leaf is wounded it releases an amino acid which triggers and into a cellular cascade of calcium ions when calcium levels spike a special molecular sensor close revealing how the plant activates a defense mechanism interesting cleaves. now back to outer space. our milky way is just one of countless galaxies. the chance of there being life and at least one of them is pretty good. how can we know if we're not alone in the universe this. new technology allows us to listen for radio signals from deep space but we have to keep noise on earth

back to the green project by the nairobi river some d.d. has come up to help supervise and now the riverside clean up. the park is already the cleanest greenest part of korogocho a slum area in the kenyan capital but some didn't his vision is much more ambitious my motivation is to see is to bring about the end of the land that kenya was a metaphor country if you come back to school for an area. which are which is green then again environment is us is a is a stress buster that's what i call it so we are just in get up to the real distress and get up today because we want our environment is so polluted it is so deforested we have got nothing to be proud of but that can't be said of these people here. who have taken responsibility for the environment into their own hands and created a video on the banks of the nairobi river. the. hope for young people and hope for the environment this report from kenya closes our show today we hope you liked it and i inspired by to join us next week for a near prison of eco africa that's all for me in lagos n

now that we're requiring green roofs, if someone's got a project and it involves a green roof, i guessspecially if it's solar, do neighbors have an ability to complain or object based on aesthetics, like in some cities? >> well, it is san francisco. we haven't had that experience, particularly since these are passive facilities. frankly, there have been lots of discussions about rooftop facilities and their impacts, but those impacts have been social because in this case we're talking about nonsocial spaces, other solar or green roofs which are specifically managed as a landscape, not as a park or other type of space. we haven't had that experience. it doesn't mean we won't, but that's our experience so far. >> right. thank you. >> any other questions. >> do we still not have a shade ordinance? >> shade for -- >> well, i guess it's an antishade ordinance, really, that people can't shade your -- your green roof for your solar? >> we do not. we have allowable building heights. they're -- they're established by the -- by the zoning code, the planning code. part of the opportunity in the f

a large strip of green a bit of paradise on the river banks of the heavily polluted nairobi river what was once a dump site is now a small park the projects to transform this area was initiated by former gang members some of whom have served time in prison now their efforts have drawn some extra support some didn't. environmental activist with a lot of experience his head to help organize a river cleanup on a much larger scale physically but for the betterment environmental aspect to. understand what that are but it is this is the east how to do the stories where others are the human aspect how our as a community how they're supposed to walk the good of the team how they're supposed to what kind of what are they supposed to put together you know the story. i am didn't dispassionate about environmental protection he often visit schools to talk about nature conservation why should you keep environment clean shouldn't people environment clean to prevent. dainty has helped these children to plant a garden in the schoolyard i love caring for environment i love even when they come in the mor

green building coalition. >> builders were like, "really? you want me to do what? that." going to blow my budge" >> sreenivasan: jennifer languell is a sustainable design ultant hired by kitson's firm. she works with the builders at babcock ranch, steering them towards environmentally friendly building thniques and materials. >> so why i wanted to get y guys out here to this house in particular, was because it's kind of this house in his underpants stage and so we can kind of see what's behind those walls. >> sreenivasan: she points to insulation in the roof, foam in the concrete walls, and even the thickness of windows. all of theomponents are specifically selected to optimize energy efficiency. >> we're looking at about a 27% energy red over florida energy code and that's about a 40 to 42% energy reduction over the national average. >> i wanted the smomlest possible >> sreenivasan: richard and nley were the very first residents of babcock ranch. the semi-retired couple movedfr here in januar the atlanta area to escape the congestion of the

dublin to mission, in the green, at 15. northbound 85, 101 to couper team know, 15 minutes. >>> alexis, thanks. once again schools are closed in various districts. >> all over the bay area. cornell bernard live at vista point on the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: hey, guys. when will it end? another tough day from all of that choking smoke. i can definitely feel it and smell it in the air. check this out. the smoky haze here on the golden gate bridge. as for the skyline of san francisco, it is totally shrouded from vista point. you can't even see the beacon either. because of that, most schools in the bay area canceled classes due to the smoke hazard. on thursday afternoon, the smoke was heavy in berkeley. according to purpleair.com, the air quality was 334, which is totally unhealthy for everyone. oakland unified and other districts canceled school today after getting complaints students from headaches. >> we have heard of some people having headaches, things like that. >> there are things to do at home. color, legos. af

takes four hours we're heading to a place in pocahontas county in west virginia called green bank it's located within the national radio quiet zone cell service from wildfire. and here when the radio breaks up we know we've arrived in the only inhabited region in the world where radio transmissions are restricted by law. and that's why what looks like a u.f.o. perched in the hills is in fact the green bank telescope the world's largest fully steerable radio telescope it's news to study far flung galaxies and fundamental questions of physics. portable electronic devices are banned and close to the telescope even gasoline engines are prohibited because of their spark plugs. nothing is allowed to interfere with the study of the universe. well it has to do with the incredible sensitivity of the telescope that's behind us. like you are single cell phone if it were on standby placed on the planet mars it would be the brightest radio object to us in the sky it would completely overwhelm what the astronomers trying to do. the radio astronomers at the greenbank observatory listen in on the remo

the bayview has green space and parts in san francisco.s design that you saw will help change that. not only will those designs where they beautiful but as expressed today, they incorporated community input. community meetings, when the designs were presented, options were presented. right there, the community had the opportunity to weigh in on which elements they favoured. the changes were made at incorporated into the designs you saw today. this was a very open and transparent process. we came here on march 29th of last year about the communities for housing but then spoke with john afterwards and he came and spoke to our commission and said that he was not aware of the open and transparent process that took place and all the community outreach that happened with 5,000 surveys completed by individuals and all the community outreach and 26,000 hits. he wasn't aware of all the meetings we had and he said that was significant to him. had he known that, for him housing would have not been part of that conversation. we are so thrilled that pr

her big idea, green cake, a building block may from what was all around her. idea, green cake, a buildinge it is environmentally friendly. —— called green cake. we call it cake because it has lots of voids inside which makes it white. the name is not that serious and people many times say they have to change it but i say no. normally concrete blocks are made from cement, sand and gravel. but that all has to come from israel which tightly restricts imports on security grounds. but green cake is made of a small amount of imported cement plus rubble and ash. the ash comes from local restaurants and factories and used to go to landfill, contaminate gaza's growing water —— ground water. green cake is made ina water —— ground water. green cake is made in a localfactor providing much—needed jobs. when they have power. always it happens. green cake is started to being seen around gaza. the last four and my abilities or shirt is not going to make it... it is like a football. it is about more than building blocks. 0n it is like a football. it is about more than building blocks. on that we more than

and the dark green. the dark green lumpy grass is agnomo grass. this is in the spirit of sustainable landscaping, we've been converting our grass, our grass areas to this grass because it's more sustainable. you don't have to mow it. it doesn't require much fertilizer. the mowing reduces our carbon footprint. it requires less water. it is the landscaping. on the left-hand side, the lime green plant is kikuyu grass. and on the right-hand side -- let me see if i can go back here -- you can see it grows into artificial turf areas into pathways and actually destroys our other infrastructure, our hard scapes and our other assets. so on the left-hand side, you can see a mechanical removal of the kikuyu grass. and what we've had to do in this case, the only option is another tier 1 grass, so when that grass comes back into the area. so the first line of defense is hand removal or mechanical. in those places where it's not effective, in the final 5%, we employ herbicides. in this case, we don't have an alternati

go -- goat super green. we have done another round with some good partnerships. there is a group, there is a business that runs out camping gear. i can't remember the name of it. but we did a really fun thing with them where we shot a video of them promoting the program and they said any customers who would bring in their clean power s.f. newsletter when you get ten % off a rental for their camping gear that they would get good partnerships that allow for both ends to get benefit out of their. we are looking at enrolment communications again as we look at the next final and residential enrolments. some awareness building about the s.f. p.u.c. power enterprise brand. some outdoor and digital advertising. we will look at what we have done and see what makes the most sense to invest our resources in in the future. some open house style informational sessions and some more engagement through other partners that we see as well. we really want to get into -- past the traditional public meetings type space and be m

they have defeated green bay three times in seattle. the game begins at 5 pm and you will see it right here. if you still need local news you can head over to ktvu plus. >> yes, there is a lot going on. >>> and ongoing problem here in northern california. poor air quality due to the smoke from the campfire. coming up, we will talk about respiratory problems. >> plus, what we are finding out about the butte county emergency notification system and the reason many may not have been notified. >>> good morning. the traffic is moving along. on highway 4 so far into concord it is good. >> another day with poor air quality. we will see if there is a change coming up. >>> from ktvu fox2news this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us this morning. talking about the air quality and the weather her it it's not much of a change. >> no. >> we need to make him feel better. >> just by being here -- >> besides that. >> of course. >> deck. >> the air quality advisory continues for the seeable future into nex

all is green. green is good. we have chain requirements over the donner summit and for highway 50 into the south shore. 89 as well. make sure you have the chains. give yourself plenty of time. >> all right. thank you, sue. a san francisco theufpg tradition may have been affected by our recent smoky skies. take a look. usually crowds line up at fisherman's wharf to get crab but it was nearly empty yesterday. they suspect our long spell of bad air changed. bad air changed. holiday plans. >>> definitely the crowds are way down. picture 15, 20 minutes to get your order and get through. this year we walked right up to the counter. >> crab season started a week ago. >>> $9 million on the line today with phil mickelson and tiger woods squaring off for the match. that's what they are calling the winner take all on pay-per-view. this is what 9 million bucks looks like. all right. we assume the winner will get a check and not the cash. who knows? mickelson made a $200,000 side bet that he will birdie the first hole. you ca

i'm anne-marie green. data from the black box lion air flight revealed pilots struggled to save the plane. a new feature that's supposed to make the plane safer may have done just the opposite. the lead investigator says the plane should not have been flying. tom hanson is here in new york with more. good morning. >> good morning. we're starting to get a better picture of what happened when this plane plunged into the java sea. a report was released overnight detailing the plane's technical issues. indonesian investigators say the pilots of the doomed lion air flight struggled to control the plane. because an automatic safety system malfunctioned. in our view, the plane was not airworthy said the head of the national transport safety committee. the boeing 737 had a similar problem on the flight the day before the crash. according to the plane's flight data recorder, a new antistall system known as mcas kept pushing the nose of the plane down. during the 11-minute flight, the pilots fought the downward tilt

perched in the hills it's in fact the green bank telescope the world's largest fully steerable radio telescope it's news to study far flung galaxies and fundamental questions of physics. portable electronic devices are banned and close to the telescope even gasoline engines are prohibited because of their spark plugs. nothing is allowed to interfere with the study of the universe. well it has to do with the incredible sensitivity of the telescope that's behind us . a cell phone like your single cell phone if it were on standby placed on the planet mars it would be the brightest radio object to us in the sky it would completely overwhelm what the astronomers trying to do. the radio astronomers at the greenbank observatory listen in on the remote whispers of the universe in order to discover answers to profound cosmological questions astonishingly what they're recording now actually took place billions of years ago. so the telescope is to some extent a time machine we can see what happened at that period in the development. and as we move forward we take snapshots along to a timeline t

very green.arthur blaze, the blip of red, transition from 580 to eastbound 80 is on the shoulder. overturn, this one leaving marin south 101, waldo grade after the robin williams tunnel. i'm not clean whether it's blocking. there is an overturn. sensors are green. we will check back and get an update. >> a man spends the night trapped in his overturned car 30 feet down an hocuerere to find m alive wked aut ids really offer the discounts they suggest? michael finney is looking into it. >> red, set, shine. the annual holiday tradition lighting up union square. >> we are going to commercial >> from fresno southward, increasing sunshine. temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s around palm springs. in tatahoe, look at all the sno. so much better than the brown that was up there. windy to breezy conditions today. light tomorrow. more snow weapotuesday, wednesd thursday. >> if you are planning to visit the golden gate bridge over the long holiday weekend, don't drive there. the south end of the span an

the warriors superstar with terse comments about his teammate draymond green. green was suspended because of a run-in with k.d. last night. you're looking at the footage there. the infighting warriors the talk of the sports world. terry mcsweeney is in oakland for us, where the warriors are between a rock and a hard place. >> reporter: this is weird. k.d. is saying he has not spoken to draymond green about what happened last night. the question is, what happened last night. k.d. is not talking about it in detail. management is not talking about it. fans are talking about it. and some of them aren't happy about it. kevin durant at oracle against atlanta. but no draymond green and no details about the run-in between the two. >> it stays within the group, within the team. >> basketball is an emotional sport. these things happen. we dealt with it in a manner we thought fit. we're going to move on. >> reporter: some fans say a suspension is a bit much. >> teammates should work it out. >> reporter: coach kerr remembered a run-in he had with n his playing days with mi

we're saying with this green card what you can do is ring fence the status and the rights of e.u. citizens in the u.k. and british is in the you treat the british citizens in the you and the uses in the u.k. as one group of people you don't play games you don't bargain that trades are very it's never happened and you for those people it should be as it breaks it is never happened it would never be as it breaks it never happened because the climate has changed and the truss is not there and the environment is different but in terms of their status and their rights they need to have the same special status that they have now by virtue of the fact that they are e.u. citizens living in another member state and they need this they need a physical proof of that because when they are in situations for example with a landlord or with an employer the employer of the man or might say well what's your status here and they will say well i've got this thing called settle status of the british government give me but the world remember the public is not going to know what that is and if they can

would be true gold for them to dream of a green german chancellor. all dream at the moment the greens have been increasing their support in a heady way in recent months but to imagine that they might overtake the conservative party of angular malco at the moment seems very improbable on the on the other hand that has been gaining averse both from the social democrats who are really very much in the background at the moment but they've also been gaining votes from the cause over to the so the greens are profiting from the the dissatisfaction with the very large parties. their rise i think is likely contra to continue but the prospect of overtaking the conservatives i think that's going a bit far right meanwhile the race is on for a natural successor and this new survey actually shows that i'm not quite come column battle is the favorite at the moment who do you think is going to get this job but we have to see that in the surveys is a question to voters in general that favor and a great calm column by our a.k.k. as she is. the decision will be taken b

wheryou see green is over an inch.y, along the peninsula coast, diablo range. the rest three-quarters of an inch. >>> a fairly quiet start to the monday morning commute. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a healthy backup in the cash lanes on either side. hopefully we will get a few more booths open soon. carpool lanes should be opening soon as well. other than that, typical heavy traffic out of tracy. 50 minutes to dublin. antioch to concord in the green at 14. san rafael to san francisco looking great in the green at 17 minutes. >>> alexis, good news for people who take parking lot in the morning. it's almost finished fixing its screeching tracks. 90% of the fleet have had metal shaved off turning the high-pitched screech into a steady 'hum. it will save the agency $2 million a year. >>> an award-winning show that gets kids excited about math and science. science. >> it is for pre kindergarten. mary libby schaaf is expected to attend. >>> an animal that's been at the oakland zoo is headed to the santa

brent: from brussels tonight where white is the new green, brexit green. thank you.srael's defense minister, avigdor lieberman, has resigned in protest. it comes after a cease-fire with the palestinians in the gaza strip. it brought to an end in tents fighting that saw at least eight people killed over the weekend. avigdor lieberman calls the truce a quote, "surrender to the terrorists." >> avigdor lieberman resignation took many by surprise. to ensure the country's long-term security -- >> i am here to announce my resignation as dedefense ministr of the state of israel. the question is why specifically now. she used a cease-fire along with the entire process of reaching an arrangement witith hamas is a convention to terror. >> lieberman was not the only one unhappy with the truce. hundreds of israelis gathered late tuesday to protest. many described the cease-fire as a disgracece. the rockets frorom hamas rain dn here and they are afraid for their safety. palestinians celebrated the cease-fire as a victory. they promised to stick to it but warned that they are ready

green...on the fastbreak...pass to durant who finishes at the rack.draymond didn't score a point tonight, but 5-boards and 5-dimes. -but houston's offense was doing just enough in the first half. james harden...top of the key stepback.. rockets up 6 at the break. --2nd half, it got ugly. rockets up 17... tyler ennis..dagger from the corner... they led by as many as 32 midway through the 4th. 107-86 houston your final. --afterwards, green and durant..seem to have worked through their differences. but in the postgame, kd not willing to elaborate on where they stand. reporter:"having another game to play and having some problems, how do you characterize how things are with you and draymond?""don't ask me about that again." and for our lexus ultimate highlight... let's talk about james. last night in l-a, lebron...dropped 44 against the blazers... and passed wilt chamberlain for 5th-place on the nba's all time scoring list. lebron's now at 31,425-career points... he's now only behind michael jordan, kobe bryant, karl malone, and kareem abdul

but how green is production. more batteries mean more demand for raw materials. and more mining means more destruction and exploitation. the true cost of electric cars. close up in forty five minutes on d w. anxiously waiting. waiting for lifeline to syria good morning where are you my aunt you went sorry. to recall brings them closer together. hurts because they feel powerless to help. the continues to haunt those conflict from syria. the war on my phone our two part documentary starts december eighth on d w. hello and welcome to drive with a d w motor magazine coming up a compact with a kick a new ford focus to a new year. a ship sedan from france the peugeot five a week. and the porsche nine eleven cargo four s. demise in final and current test.

dublin to mission in the green at 16. 101 to cupertino, still in the green at 16 minutes. >>> alexis, thank you. the numbers from the camp fire are astonishing. the numbers continue to rise. and those unaccounted for increased exponentially. >> it stands at 63 killed the number unaccounted for has risen dramatically, up to 631. many people on the list may not know their names are on it. we have learned 9,700 homes have been destroyed, 1,000 more than officials reported yesterday. the fire has now burned 141,000 acres. it is 40% caped. >> evacuees are living in a tent city outside a walmart are being told they will have to leave soon. they will move to the butte county fairgrounds where the american red cross will have an indoor shelter. >> i don't really know what to think. i just know my home is gone. there's not enough shelters for everybody. they make it sound like there is enough shelters. there is not enough shelters available. >> the red cross does say that it has space at other shelters. the walmart encampment will be closed sunday at 1:00 p.m. >>> the white house said presiden

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all of the green sensors all over the way.ive out of the tri valley, although we see a build. the maze eastbound 580 a crash there near 24 on the interchange. we may have a few minutes until they can clear that. i'll track that closely but that does not affect folks getting to the bay bridge, as we zoom out the second closure to the top of the screen denverton cleared from highway 12, better news as well. clear green roadways but a little glow. this is a shotm

i like a little greens.>> you ever have a green salad for things doing? >> no. do you have a green salad, and you actually eat it? >> yes i do. i eat it before i eat anything else. it's thanksgiving. you have 364 days for a salad. if not on things giving.? high-fived that when my friend. i agree with you 100% on that. >> things giving tradition happening in sever this go to kickoff the holidays. the salvation army turkey car. this is been a tradition more than six years. in past years the mayor attended and has been a friendly competition. this is chief joanne last official carving. she is retiring in may. mac this is been a great tradition for me. the small part of what we do. it's become a tradition i'm a little emotional because it's my carving partners i hear. he loves that they as well. over the next 40 hours the army is expected to carve 6000 turkeys and prepare over 4000 thanksgiving meals for seniors and the homeless.>> >>> a man from the galea is being reunited with his dog after his pet went missing in ache -- in the fire. they are sheltering dogs that

because of that rain that kari showed you, green on her radar, green on my roadway conditions. wet everywhere the highlighting it here, damp at the very least throughout the contra costa county area. no major problems on the freeways, a couple of smaller crashes we're tracking, as well as the bay bridge, where there's a couple cars waiting for cash lanes. very light right now. the golden gate bridge did change over the last few. we see a little bit of fog, so those conditions may not allow you to go as quickly through the areas you might want to. the roadways not a lot of company but lower the speeds because of the conditions. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. >>> ahead on "today in the bay," more live team coverage of this morning's storm. >>> plus, did you get your credit card? you may get a workout earlier this week, the push to protect your packages, as they now arrive on your doorstep. >>> angry law machers want to talk to zuckerberg, but they don't know where he is. >>> plus a san diego man gives back to camp fire victims. the large donation he hopes will get peopl

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yellows and greens all the way through about 7:00 tomorrow evening. yellows and greens.s to showers friday night. saturday, increasing sunshine. all right. so let's take a look at the rainfall totals. i will go through the entire system. that is more than an inch. except the peninsula, two inches in the north bay. sit a 2, moderate. enjoy the warmer and dryer weather saturday is, sunday, monday. 1, light, and 2, moderate is on the way tuesday and wednesday. >>> a problem earlier in san rafael. that is now cleared up. no more sig-alert. all lanes are open. which means you see scenes like this. san jose, 101 cam, deserted. no problems of the roads. you are free and clear. >>> a stunning theft targeting silicon valley executives. however a 21-year-old made off with a million dollars without even stepping foot in california. >>> plus, a thanksgiving gift like no other. the ceo who dropped $20 mil for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away. air quality is good. no need to worry about smoke. th

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so greens -- >> willie simmons: turnip greens. >> anthony: i'll have some of that for sure. is that fried okra there? i'll have a little of that. i might need more than one plate at this rate. uh, let me get some mac 'n' cheese. what's that, lima beans? the red bean, oh man, that looks