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they are currently being trialled in waltham forest, greenwich and harrogate.look at the travel situation. there is no service from liverpool street. no south—western railway services via effingham junction, in southern trains suspended by dorking and epsom and the traffic lights are out here, following a collision to the west of the ambulance station. let's have a check on the weather. good morning to you. another com pletely straightforward good morning to you. another completely straightforward weather for you to make —— picture for you this morning. a few showers just now towards the east. they tend to clear up towards the east. they tend to clear up quite nicely. we might have a bit of sunshine coming through for a time, but on the whole it is a bit cool and cloudier than it has been. you can see the showers out towards the far east, tending to clear away quite nicely. a bit of sunshine at times through the morning. there is a bit of cloud out towards the west, still filtering our way, though. so the sunshine comes and goes through the sunshine comes and g

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and if you know where and why university law school is, it's in greenwich village. i got one round trip a year in the scholarship i had it i got off the plane, took a bus into greenwich village, looked out the window at 3:00 in the morning and thought who are all these strange people? i'm in the wrong place. i went to school. i made has been syrian mountains of tennessee. 95% of the kids at nyu were law school or -- were jewish or roman catholic. they asked me who i wanted to room with, i said someone with a different background as possible. i did that to liberty -- deliberately. i'm not sure i would write that down today if i were looking for a roommate. maybe things have changed. exposediberately being to different points of view is a -- we wonowing up and andtion of leaders neighbors who are familiar with many points of view, can withstand them, know when to ignore them, know when to challenge them, know when to agree with them. all that is ideally what ought to be happening at a college campus. setting aside: the question of whether reform should be driven by le

and tennessee all under the possible -- possibility, if you will, of flooding especially areas in greenwichtretches from arkansas back to the panhandle of florida. nearly 2.3 million people could deal with that. here's another look at the tropics this time on the other side. worried about norman. it's a category 3. look at the track. it barely misses takes the right-hand turn and weakening down to a tropical storm as we head toward saturday morning. it will kick up some waves up to 18 feet. so everywhere you see red, which is just about the east-northeast parts of each island, that's where we have the high surf warning. until 6:00 friday morning. hawaiian time. all right. let's take a look at what's going on with my accuweather seven-day forecast, how about low to mid 90s? inland for thursday, friday and saturday. back in the mid to upper 80s. we'll spike in the low 80s along the bay friday and saturday. the coast going to recool in the low to mid 60s. >>> homeless veterans fighting a couple over a gofund me account headed to court this morning. you know the story. he used his last $20 to h

s-f-p-d found the shooting suspect and took him into custody a few blocks away on greenwich street. the victim was transported to the hospital where he is being treated for non-life threatening injuries. another long morning for firefighters in shasta county. the "delta fire" has more than quadrupled in size over the last 24 hours. a long stretch of i-5 remains closed, from redding to just south of mount shasta, and won t reopen until at least later today. at one point, flames reached as high as 3-hundred feet into the air. at least five structures have been destroyed. today in the bay )s jodi hernandez joins us from the fires lines where evacuees shared stories of survival . -toss to kari- -smoke- it )s happened again. it )s happened again. another brazen robbery at an apple store - the sixth in two weeks. this latest one happened in the south bay. today in the bay )s bob redell is live in downtown los gatos. bob, have police made any arrests? the family of stephon clark has filed a wrongful death claim with the city of sacramento. the 22-year-old was shot to death by police last m

. >>> this is a beautiful day in greenwich park. it's full of lovely music.ing into this area of the park where this guy just happens to be playing. two ladies are just hanging out taking in the scenery. you see that francis and clair with their son have walked right up. music's already playing. >> they're so sweet. >> she immediately recognizes her favorite song, john denver's sunshine on my shoulders. >> what are the odds that they're going to show up to this place to celebrate her 50th birthday and then her favorite song is bog to going to be play? >> francis reached out to club mob to help him pull this off. and as they're sitting there he starts walk over to them and he she starts singing. ♪ >> they go from that to brown i'd girl by van moorsson. >> ♪ you're my red haired girl ♪ >> and most of you by now will probably recognize. >> bruno mars. >> uh-huh, just the way you are. and the muse take this comes to the islands in the stream by kenny rogers and dolly parton. ♪ from one lover to anotr, uh-huh ♪ >>> imagine being on delray beach in florida and witn

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the suspect was arrested a short time later on greenwich street.he victim's injuries are not life-threatening. struck a wildfire and shasta county is still burning out of control and 45 miles of interstate 5 is still shutdown. the delta fire has burned through 22,000 acres north of reading. it stands at zero percent containment. there are mandatory evacuation orders and investigators say the fire was human cause. they have not said whether it was arson or an accident. chp says the truck drivers upended or than a dozen big rigs and i-5 and several trucks were destroyed i flames. with i-5 shutdown, that is causing gridlock on the only detour around the closure. there is no estimate as to what officials -- when officials can reopen the freeway. >>> firefighters battle a very intense wildfire all over the state. calfire is running out of money. calfire is director told lawmakers it is only 11 nine dollars left. they've asked for $234 million more with the peak fire season still to come. california gets ferocious wildfires and september and october as b

in one hundred sixty nine in greenwich village in new york the police raid the stonewall inn one of the few gay bars in the city at a time when it is illegal to serve liquor to homosexuals or for men to dance together cross-dressing is illegal for both men and women. the arrival of a tactical patrol force unit do suggest and see vietnam war justice spock's six days of rioting. it is the founding of ends of the l.g.b. to rights movement around the world gay rights fronts are formed in the u.s. sitting in them france and elsewhere. the first gay pride marches are held to commemorate the first anniversary of the still more riots the slogan come out. i pinked on a social level there were brick trees which are still with us that these big political movements spawned movements which called themselves after the vietnamese national liberation front the women's liberation movement the gay liberation movement. and all these social movements of. had a big impact i mean feminism or gay rights received it here you lost from the period sixty eight to seventy five like. in the late sixty's the counter

police in greenwich appealing for public help finding a missing woman and her son. it's believed they could be driving a white vauxhall corsa. an investigation by bbc radio 5 live has found that the number of elderly people reporting that they've been the victim of scamming has nearly doubled in the last three years.?|n some cases, people had lost hundreds of thousands of pounds. ? fraudsters scammed almost 49 thousand older people across the uk in the past year, equivalent to nearly six every hour. caroline davies reports. it's a crime that can happen in your own home, as simple as a convincing phone call or a few clicks on a computer. and for one group in particular, reported cases of fraud are becoming more common. the cost of personal fraud across all ages is estimated to be around £10 billion a year. figures requested in an investigation by 5 live show that nearly 119,000 people aged over 60 reported that they had been scammed and more than 1000 of those victims were over 90. some experts worry the real number of over—60s affected is far higher and that older p

and you can see steve chiles program china caging the oceans wild tonight at twenty two thirty greenwich mean time here on out as it. drive you to take a look at the top stories here it out is there a european leaders are calling for more talks with egypt and other north african countries to try to halt illegal migration to the continent currently at a summit in the austrian city of thoughts. the migration debate showed that we may not agree on everything but we agree on the main goal. which is illegal migration to europe this means strengthening our external borders. strengthening cooperation with countries. such corporations should not be just the migration of fighting smugglers and traffickers it should be about a much broader vision of partnership. together with chancellor we have started a dialogue with the egyptian president and now we can see the backing from the european council for this and similar dialogue after an historic three day summit with the north korean leader the president of south korea is now back home in says chairman kim wants a second summit with the u.s. preside

for history, the strand is ,ocated in a greenwich village which was the heart of the literary center and the surrounded bya authors. the store was founded in 1927 by my grandfather. over what was fondly called fourth avenue. it spans from union square to astor place a block away. at the hice, there were 48 bookstores in the 91 years since then. ,ll but one had shuttered leading strand to be passed down to my father who died in january and to me, always to be cap independent. tonight is a very special might. -- night. we are honored to have c-span with us and to celebrate isaac growingand his memoir up a stateless foreigner in wartime japan. perseverance of kelly is going to moderate this. and we willh pr have a discussion and an open mic and isaac will stick around and sign copies for us. please join me in welcoming isaac shapiro and chris kelly to the strand bookstore. [applause] thank you, nancy and thank you to the historic strand bookstore. thank you for joining us tonight it isaac shapiro will read from his memoir edokko: growing up a stateless for and are in wartime japan and s

>> well, first of all, i would like to start off by telling senator greenwich thank you, i think he set the tone for the other republicans to voice their opinion and voice what needed to happen, and not have anything which i thought was well done. in the beginning, because of been described. that being said, i have to go with others have said in the fact that the fbi has done the investigation. it is known that on this type of allegation, it is local law enforcement that takes the lead. >> jeff, thank you for the call. a couple of references earlier about the information, what the fbi had, the letter and senator dianne feinstein, i want to show you that based on some of the earlier calls and questions, let's watch. >> judge kavanaugh, it is my understanding that you have denied the allegations by doctor ford, ms. ramirez, and myths what nick, is that correct? >> yes. >> all three of these women have asked the fbi to investigate their claims. i listened carefully to what you said, your concern is evident and clear, and if you are very confident of your position, and you appear to be, why

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inbound and outbound routes redirectd to greenwich-steiner.ce streets will be 1keuskipped unt further notice. another look at this coming up in a few minutes. >>> thanks, alexis. speaking of muni, it quietly rolled back training time for operators to in order to put more drivers on the streets. the new light rail vehicle training has been cut from 54 hours to 50 hours. the president of the transit workers union tells the examiner he's concerned about that practice. he says operators need that additional time to get used to the new fleet. they have been dealing with a chronic shortage of operators >> ford takes on president trump calling him out for a tweet over the weekend. >>> here's a live look at the big board at the new york stock the difference you feel is a night... and day. feel the difference at our labor day sales event, purchase a tempur-pedic luxe, elite, or breeze mattress and enjoy up to $550 off. or get a free adjustable base upgrade. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist s

and then shot him the suspect was arrested a short time later granted -- greenwich street. the injuries are not life- threatening. >>> we just got an update on the delta fire that is burning north of reading. it keeps growing and 45 miles of interstate 5 is so closed in that area. the fire has now burnt 24,000 acres. it is zero percent contained. there are mandatory evacuations in that area. that is a look at some of the top stories we are working on. >>> we have an early look at a big classic car and airplane show coming to the south bay. it is the 10th annual hot san jose tonight at reidville hill airport. organizers started setting up for the show. earlier they told jesse gary about the vintage cars, emergency vehicles, military tanks and old planes that will be on full supply. >> as soon as you walk into the gate you will see the announcer telling everyone what is going on in the aircraft display to the right of the field. the deco colors the turquoise and blues that is a panoramic view that you will see you will see airplanes flying around in the background. >> organiz

a short time after the shooting, police arrested a man here on greenwich street about three blocks awayustody facing a robbery charge and possibly more. police did not release the names of either the man they arrested or the restaurant employee. some people who work near the pizzeria say they were surprised something so violent would happen in the marina. >> this neighborhood used to be safe. i have been here almost 23 years. i can't believe this happened. >> reporter: workers at a nearby restaurant disagree saying they don't believe the area is safe. >> it can happen to any one of us, too. so yeah, that's something that we really need to take precautions of and something we need to talk to our workers and how to be safe. orter: poli are canvassing the area looking to see if any surveillance cameras caught what happened. and they are asking if anyone saw or heard anything to call them. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 starts next, with a trial date for the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. >> we're eager to show our clients'

a short time after the shooting, police arrested a man here on greenwich street about three blocks away is now in custody facing a robbery charge and possibly more. police did not release the names of either the man they arrested or the restaurant employee. some people who work near the pizzeria say they were surprised something so violent would happen in the marina. >> this neighborhood used to be safe. i have been here almost 23 years. i can't believe this happened. >> reporter: workers at a nearby restaurant disagree saying they don't believe the area is safe. >> it can happen to any one of us, too. so yeah, that's something that we really need to take precautions of and something we need to talk to our workers and how to be safe. >> reporter: police say they are canvassing the area looking to see if any surveillance cameras caught what happened. and they are asking if anyone saw or heard anything to call them. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there has been another heist at a bay area apple store. the latest crime happened at the apple store on north santa cruz avenu

we are located in greenwich village in the capital of new york city founded 1927 in and area known as book row and it housed 48 book stores since 91 years they all have shuttered being passed down for my grandfather to my dad then to me to be kept independent. [applause] so tonight we are so excited to hear from charlene carruthers from today's black liberation movement as a national director of the last youth project 100 she worked alongside hundreds alongside black activists to create justice and freedom for all black people she is a black queer feminist with over one dozen years of experience of racial justice of feminist and youth leadership development and recognized as one of the top ten most influential african-americans one of ebony magazines an emerging power player and the 2017 recipient of the ymca doctor dorthea ward. doctor cornell west found her new book "unapologetic" for radical movement in the great linage of harriet tubman and ida b wells and marsha johnson we couldn't be more excited along with praise to offer their weaving reviews of this powerful book. as an organ

the suspect was arrested a short time later on greenwich.the victim suffered injuries that are not life- threatening. >>> this weekend urban shield program in alameda county will be the last of its kind under the current format, which is very controversial. urban shield was launched in 2007 by the sheriffs department training first responders from around the world on handling emergencies from natural disasters to terror attacks critics say the program offers military style training to police departments . the alameda county board of supervisors voted in march to end this training exercise after this year. later today a coalition of community groups called stop urban shield really -- will rally outside the sheriff's office. >>> supporters of urban shield say that type of training is just parts of the program. they say it's more about disaster preparedness like a big earthquake or a big wildfire. more than 1000 local, state, and federal -- authorities are taking part. yesterday they learned about the care and sheltering operations needed after

the that suspect was arrested right around the corner on greenwich street. the victim suffered injuries that are not life-threatening. >>> police in san francisco arrested a 14-year-old girl accused of stabbing another teenager outside and nordstrom rack store. investigators say it was an unprovoked attack. just after 5:00 wednesday evening the 14-year-old girl walked up to a 17-year-old girl and stabbed her once in the chest with a pair of scissors. people on market street nearby helped the 17-year-old and pointed out the attacker to police. >> the suspect who was also a female juvenile, age 14 from concorde, walked up to the victim and stabbed her without warning in an unprovoked attack. >> police caught up to that 14- year-old girl about half a block away but they say she was walking with the scissors still in her hand. two girls did not know each other. >>> a grieving family in the south bay is looking for answers after man was killed by -- right outside his home with his wife and two young boys inside. >> this happened sunday near san jose. >> heartbrok

the suspect was arrested a short time later around the corner on greenwich street. police say the victim had injuries that are not considered life-threatening. >>> former president barack obama hit the campaign trail ahead of the upcoming midterms. message he is delivering to america. >> if you thought elections don't matter, i hope these last two years have corrected that impression! >> outside our doors this afternoon, plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures at least for most. we'll check in on your current conditions and show you what you can expect for your bay area saturday coming up. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm having my birthday party. dj fluffernutter, hit it! ♪ dj fluffernutter simple. easy. awesome. ask how to get $300 back when you sign up for xfinity mobile, and purchase a new samsung phone. visit your local xfinity store today. for great

sea steve chiles program china caging the oceans while this is a twenty to thirty greenwich mean time here on al-jazeera but now it is sweet to chris straight to his head of animal welfare and captivity at the born free foundation and he's joining us from horsham in the u.k. scott thanks for joining us and i imagine that you were completely disagree with some of the scenes that you've just seen in steve chiles report. i mean this is these are scenes of horror dressed up as time and information of its attainment and it's it's really a worrying trend that we're seeing so many such facilities being constructed in china around in other countries around the world and that certainly there is an appetite to move away from such or such facilities in western europe north america and that's an interesting distinction that you make of us wondering how representative is all of the images that that steve has provided us with how representative are they of maybe an attitude towards wildlife in china or more broadly in asia well i think you have to look at the the very nature of these captive facili

the director of the royal museums greenwich dr kevin fewsterjoins me now.here they have been sitting all this time and the kind of things that they are. the shipwreck was in 1985 -- a very famous oceanographer. he to leave everything where it wanted was so he did not raise anything and this man because the ship was lying in international waters, nor magic laws were applied. two years later and american groups at himself up as and american groups at himself up as a company with the intention of raising material from the debris field around where the ship went down. so, over the field around where the ship went down. so, overthe next field around where the ship went down. so, over the next ten, 12 yea rs down. so, over the next ten, 12 years they'll raise some five objects, everything from literally bits of the ship itself which broke away when the ship broke into, fittings and fixtures from the ships and personal items like that including fascinating things like soup —— food casings and what a pack for entrepreneur before a new life and then have been kept o

interview with bobby wine you can see it on there that's on tuesday that's today sixteen thirty greenwich mean time so not long to wait the lawyers for brazil's jailed former president louis in the. say that he'll keep fighting to run in the next month's presidential election he's been barred from running because of a corruption conviction and the supreme court has rejected his latest appeal on monday he met his running mate for nando her dad who could replace him as the workers' party candidate if you're here and there a trainer say they'll pull back their soldiers stationed at the disputed border in order to ease tensions earlier in the day there were celebrations after the reopening of a joint border crossing for the first time since the two nations fought a war twenty years ago the crossing is on the main road that links are smart and that is ababa the conflict began in one thousand nine hundred eight over a dispute in this same area tens of thousands of people were killed. laos is pushing ahead with plans to build more dams along the mekong river a partial collapse of a dam in july k

familiar with but if you want to run an ad with political or an issue of national importance to greenwich, connecticut, to an authorization process. part of the process includes turning on two-factor authentication for your care. right then and there anyone who is participating in that, they have to have that security feature turned on. same thing people who now manage pages that have large reach in the trade we will lose a couple weeks ago some siblings have to turn on two-factor authentication. in addition to the outreach and education were starting to make it a requirement when engaging in certain types of activity on a platform which is a good thing. >> in addition to education which of course is the biggest issue, clearly right now the way that like you just suck but how you guys change the process for buying at the facebook if you're a campaign, how many people in this room are working on campaigns or a representing a campaign or have in a fast? how many of your coming from that angle? and then how many i guess if the site would be vendor types, and then he'll i guess would be other

we are located in greenwich village in the literary and activist capital of new york city. the strand was founded in 1927 in an area known as book row. it ran along fourth avenue from union square to astrid place and it has 40 bookstores. since the 91 years since all the stores have shuttered leading strand to be passed down from my grandfather to my dad and then to me always to be kept independent. [applause] tonight we are so excited to hear from charlene carruthers, strategies, author and leading organizer in today's like liberation movement. as -- as the founding national director at black youth project 100, she worked alongside hundreds of young black activists dedicated to creating justice and freedom for all black people. charlene is a black queer feminist with over a dozen years of experience in racial justice and feminist and youth leadership development. she was recognized as one of the top ten most influential african americans in the route 100, one of ebony magazines woke 100, and emerging power player in chicago magazine and is the 2017 recipient of the ymca do

a cold front moves through, bringing spells of greenwich the afternoon but temperatures you notice beingnaga munchetty and jon kay. coming up — paying to park at hospital. a tax on the sick or reinvesting in the nhs? we‘ll speak to the mp who wants the fees scrapped. we‘ll hear from survivors of forced marriages as the subject takes centre stage in a new play. joanna scanlon, the star of the bafta nominated police drama ‘no offence‘ will be on the sofa as the friday street station gang return for a new series. here‘s a summary of today‘s main stories from bbc news. pa rt part of the police service are said to be in crisis. —— parts of the police service in england and wales are "on the verge of crisis", that‘s the warning from the president of the police superintendents‘ association. chief superintendent gavin thomas says forces are "utterly reliant" on fewer staff working longer hours to keep up with increasing demand. the home office says it‘s carrying out a review of frontline policing. two british tourists are reported to have been attacked in paris by a man armed with a knife and an

i got off the plane, took a bus into greenwich village. looked out the window at 3:00 in the morning and thought who are all these strange people? i'm in the wrong place. and then i went to school. i'm a presbyterian from the mountains of tennessee. 95% of the kids at nyu law school at that time were jewish or roman catholic. they came from very different backgrounds as i did. they asked me who i wanted to room with. i wrote on the list, i'd like to room with somebody from as different a background of mine as possible. i did all that deliberately so i could learn to live in the world that strengthened me a lot. now, i'm not sure i'd write that down today if i were looking for a roommate in the college or university because maybe things have changed. but deliberately being exposed to different points of view is a part of growing up and if you -- we want a nation of leaders, actually, a nation of neighbors, who are familiar with many different points of view, can withstand them. know when to ignore them. know when to challenge them. know whe

s-f-p-d found the shooting suspect and took him into custody a few blocks away on greenwich street.l where he is being treated for non-life threatening injuries. ad-lib toss to weather i )ll have another local news update for you in half an hour. i )ll have another local news update for you in halfn hour. amarried. >> terrific. that makes two of us. will you in zip me? >> sure. >> does this thing move? >> oh, yeah. >> back now 7:30 with burt reynolds in his iconic role as "smokey and the bandit." of course he co-starred with a woman, right there sally field, who he said not too long ago she was the love of his life. >> it was fascinating to hear that. he had many loves but sally was the one has held his heart apparently. >> she was the one. >> we'll look back at burt's life and all the interviews he did right here. a lot more to look back fondly. >> we'll start with a check of today's headlines. president trump trying to drum up support at a late night rally, telling a billings, montana crowd to show up at the polls this november. trump warned if democrats win congress and he's impe

i have visited communities most recently east hartford, in greenwich, where these takeback programs have provided an anonymous, secure way for people to rid their medicine cabinets of drugs that all too often can be a menace. medicine cabinets are a modern-day menace when they provide accessible painkillers to teenagers and others who begin lifetimes of addiction. this measure is important in setting standards and guidelines for sober houses, a very important resource but one that requires some sense of regularity and guidelines. there are many sober homes in connecticut. for example, in forrenton, that good -- in torenton, that do good work. this provision is a step in the right direction. i'm very proud of a bill that i've led with senators grassley and brown to enhance transparency and opioid prescribing. this bill requires drug companies to allow prescribers to ensure that they are not no being inappropriately influenced by these manufacturers. it is already required for doctors. it ought to be required for everyone who may be involved in prescribing these powerful medicines. the bil

greenwich, connecticut, 300 people.independents are saying, hey, i may not agree with the democrats. but in november, we are going to register our disapproval, our concern, our outrage at the way the president is leading the country. >> we'll see in about a month and a half. congressman jim himes of connecticut. >>> before we hand it over, we want to welcome hanna hollis to the "morning joe" family, born about an hour ago at 8 pounds. her proud dad, our longtime great editor dan hollis says baby and mom are doing great. welcome to the world, hanna, she's beautiful. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >> way to end the show with some good news, willie. good morning, everyone, i'm stephanie ruhle. wow, what a tuesday have we got on our hands. with three huge stories that we're going to break down this morning. starting with president trump. ordering the declassification of documents related to the russia investigation and to members of his own campaign. the president and some republicans are cheering this on as a show

again until about 10pm with no night tube. disruption for southeastern services between dartford and greenwichg day, a big dip in temperature and also quite a bit more cloud around too, but also some sunshine emerging at times. now, we saw a cold front sink southwards last night, and it's brought with it quite a lot of cloud, a few outbreaks of drizzle, that's how we're starting off the day, but it's still fairly mild out there. that cloud is going to push its way southwards, and as it does, will brighten up through the morning. some sunny spells through the late morning lasting into the afternoon, just a bit of fairweather cloud here and there and quite a brisk and chilly northerly breeze at times too. temperatures only up to between 14 and 16 celsius, so all in all feeling a lot cooler than it did yesterday. and it will be a chilly night to come too. the skies will clear, the winds will lighten, and we'll see temperatures in the rural spots cold enough for a touch of frost on the grass into tomorrow morning with our overnight lows here of around three or four, perhaps six or seven in central