hattie, bless you. where has hattie gone? she| shot again. brilliant. hattie, bless. you.el and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm alison earle. a nine—year—old girl who was killed after being hit by a bus in bexleyheath has been named by police. ada bicakci was struck on watling street on 3rd of august and died in hospital. the bus driver has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury through dangerous driving and drug—driving. the scrappage scheme for vehicles that don't meet ultra low emission zone standards is to close in three weeks' time. transport for london said almost 54,000 successful applicants have been given money to scrap older more polluting vehicles. more than 300 of them were donated to ukraine. the last day to apply for the scheme is the 7th of september. passengers, who use the piccadilly line, are being warned of major disruption for the next two weeks, with parts of it closing due to major upgrade work. services at king's cross, wood green, uxbridge and cockfosters will be impacted from tomorrow. there will also be a red

and we're all wishing miss hattie pruitt a very happy birthday. heather. >> yeah, what a great story. eat healthy and be kind. that's what we all need to do. thank you so much, crystal. appreciate it. okay. let's turn things over now to rosemary. i know that you do both of those things. you're awfully kind. and i see what you eat around here. you're always quite healthy. likewise >> thank you. heather. yes. well, you got to be right when the family is around. maybe relaxed a little bit, but try to stay healthy when i can. giving you a live look here over the bay and the city of san francisco, where we have a little bit of fog there moving across the bay. we will have just a bit inside the bay come tomorrow morning, but tomorrow, especially for our inland cities, going to be a hot one. we have a heat advisory that begins at 10 a.m. we'll go until 10 p.m. for the santa clara valley san jose expected to hit about 90 degrees, but some areas will be in the mid to upper 90s. areas like morgan hill and gilroy. and as we take a look, you can see in centra

hattie pruitt is turning 109 years old. originally from mississippi, she's been in berkeley since the 1930s. it's a blessing to be able to come and see her whenever you want to. her family says she is the oldest living rosie the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards in the early 40s. they liked her because she was small. she could fit into the compact places and her welding was meticulous. i met so many people in the shipyard. her secret to a long life. kindness. you don't get nowhere being nasty to people. i remember we used to have spiders in the house. she wouldn't even kill the spiders. she'd take it up and set it outside and say it needs to live also. she stayed healthy all her life. she ate vegetables and fruit every day. she took very good care of everybody. very very loving. very sweet and very generous. and with four children, 14 grandchildren. 16 great grandchildren and at least half a dozen great great grandchildren, her birthday celebrations have always been meaningful. i think she's going to outlive everyb

. >> hattie pruitt is turning 109 years old.inally from mississippi, she's been in berkeley since the 1930s. >> it's a blessing to be able to come and see her whenever you want to. her family says she is the oldest living rosie, the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards in the early 40s. they liked her because she was small. she could fit into the compact places and her welding was meticulous. i met so many people in the shipyard. >> her secret to a long life kindness. >> you don't get nowhere. being nasty to people. >> i remember we used to have spiders in the house. she wouldn't even kill the spiders. she'd take it up and set it outside and say it needs to live. also, she stayed healthy all her life. >> she ate vegetables and fruit every day. >> she took very good care of everybody, very, very loving, very sweet and very generous and with four children, 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and at least half a dozen great great grandchildren, her birthday celebrations have always been meaningful. >> i think she's going

the family of hattie pruitt gathered in early august.hey gather there each year to throw her a very big birthday celebration. she just turned 109. look at her. gorgeous. born in mississippi, she has been living in berkeley since the 1930s. she filled a critical role, as many women did during world war two. her family says she is the oldest living rosie the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards in the early 1940s. >> i have a beautiful life, though i met so many people in the shipyard, you don't get nowhere being nasty to people, she took very good care of everybody, very, very loving, very sweet and very generous. >> pruitt says her secret to a long life is kindness. she has four children, 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren. at least a half a dozen great great grandchildren. i am going to take that thought with me. you don't get anywhere by being nasty to people. yes, don't be nasty to people. we're just talking about road rage. >> to think about that were that's how hattie lives. 109 nine. >> look at her. i mean, i would love

. >> hattie pruitt is turning 109 years old., she's been in berkeley since the 1930s. >> it's a blessing to be able to come and see her whenever you want to. her family says she is the oldest living rosie, the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards in the early 40s. they liked her because she was small. she could fit into the compact places and her welding was meticulous. >> i met so many people in the shipyard. >> her secret to a long life. kindness. >> you don't get nowhere. being nasty to people. >> i remember we used to have spatters in the house. she wouldn't even kill the spiders. she'd take it up and set it outside and say it needs to live also. >> she stayed healthy all her life. >> she ate vegetables and fruit every day. >> she took very good care of everybody. very, very loving. very sweet and very generous. >> and with four children, 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and at least half a dozen great great grandchildren, her birthday celebrations have always been meaningful. >> i think she's going to outlive

hi, my name is hattie. i used to be a journalist based in china. i'm wondering, is there such a thing as an a i footprints like a carbon footprint and how we as consumers or as individuals, as motors, can more ethically make choices about our use of a i. and i think there's a lot of potential for us as consumers to ward with our feet on what kind of a i we want and i live and what we don't want. but we can only do that if there's transparency by the companies on what the product actually is. what was the data was trained on as it been tested? what are the error rates? is there any cautionary advice where we should use it? if we don't have that information is very hard for us to be able to actually take action. i think the analogy to food is quite interesting and i'm not the 1st one to make this analogy to like maybe a decade ago or 2 decades ago. we were happily like smoking cigarettes, drinking coca cola eating chips and we did not paint them. this was bad for health, right. at some point there was a realization that this is not just about like in

the family of hattie pruitt gathers in early august. they get.throw her a big birthday party. now she just turned 109 yesterday. born in mississippi, she's been living in berkeley since the 1930s. she filled a critical role during world war two. her family says she is the oldest living rosie the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards in the early 1940s. >> i have a beautiful life, though i met so many people in the shipyard, you don't get nowhere being nasty to people. she took very good care of everybody, very, very loving, very sweet and very generous and very beautiful. >> miss pruitt says her secret to a long life kindness. she has four children, 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and at least half a dozen great great grandchildren. >> young people in east palo alto area are using their artistic skills to serve the community and prepare themselves for careers in art and design. interns from the east palo alto creative youth development center spent three months creating a mural at el concilio of san mateo county. it starts at the fr

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the family of hattie pruitt gathers in early august each year to throw her a big bash.ing in berkeley since the 1930s. she's filled a critical role during world war two. her family says she is the oldest living rosie the riveter, working at the richmond shipyards back in the early 1940s. >> i have a beautiful life, though i met so many people in the shipyard. you don't get nowhere being nasty to people. >> she took very good care of everybody, very, very loving, very sweet and very generous. >> pruitt says her secret to a long life is kindness. she has four children, 14 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and at least a half a dozen great great grandchildren are happy birthda. >> concerns about the dangers of speeding traffic in a small town in sonoma county, a new study about penngrove concludes. it's creating growing safety hazards for both pedestrians and people riding bikes. the study also recommends the city and county immediately develop a plan to slow down traffic. that includes changing some intersections to those roundabouts you're seeing. it also calls for p

in the cities and voting against black and i saw the destruction in los angeles where people like hattiecdaniel had rooms because they were abandoned. everything was obliterated. host: we have run out of time. up next we will have national review editor in chief rich lowry, who will talk about vice president harris selecting minnesota gov. tim walz as her running mate. and we will talk about the role of black sororities and fraternities in campaign 2024 with khalilah brown-dean . >> what the democratic convention live monday, august 19 as the party fits with their presidential nominee. here the leader talk about the administration's track record in the vision for four years as they tried to retain the white house. the democratic national dimension live monday, august 19 on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. visit the website for the latest updates and watchful coverage of the republican national convention and also catch up on past conventions on demand at c-span.org/campaign or by scanning the code. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage, you can find it anytime online,