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work from home trends real estate firm cbre says 18% of office space now sits empty, a 30-year high cities like san francisco, denver, and atlanta dealing with vacancy rates well above that developers are getting creative to fill the space. old offices turned into classrooms and biotech labs >> nobody wants to have a city backdrop that has unoccupied buildings that are decrepit and generally not attractive to their city and so, this is somewhat of a wa watershed moment to make sure that our cities can reinvent themselves >> reporter: reinventing isn't easy zoning laws and the cost of conversion are already obstacles. one study estimates only 15% of office buildings are convertible. back in kansas city, at sky on main, the uniform shape of the building allows for a copy and paste approach >> every one of the floors that we're doing here is just exact same layout, all the way up >> reporter: the finished units, an example of what could be when the conditions are just right do you expect to see more buildings downtown make conversions like this one? >> i do expect that. >> reporter: why >> we

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part by work from home trends real estate firm cbre says 18% of office space sits empty, a 30-year high citiesancisco, denver and atlanta dealing with vacancy rates well above that. developers are getting creative to fill the space. old offices turned into classrooms and biotech labs. >> nobody wants a city backdrop that has unoccupied buildings that are decrepit and not attractive for the city. this is somewhat afof a watershd moment >> reporter: reinventing isn't easy zoning laws and the cost already an obstacle. one study says 15% of office buildings are convertible. back in kansas city at sky on main, the uniform shape of the building allows for a copy and paste approach >> avenue oevery one of the flos the exact same layout. >> reporter: an example what could be when conditions are just right do you expect to see more buildings downtown make conversions? >> i do. >> reporter: why >> once they see we've been successful >> reporter: even though this office is s in a house, itit can become a home. >>> post malone brings rock star energy to a smaller stage. >>> and we don't really think pink

. ♪ the mile high city gateway to the rockies and to rock 'n' roll. ♪ with the legendary music sceneding breckenridge's bike trail. for someone who's never done mountain biking they look at this and think this can be pretty intimidating. but it's accessible to everyone? >> oh yeah. when i moved here and was told about mountain biking i was like, what? you want me to speed down a mountain on a bike? obviously you can take it to the extreme. we have access to amazingly challenging technical and jump line kind of trails. we also have amazing green and blue trails for families, young kids. >> reporter: after a while i decide to jump to the next level. >> yeah, nice! >> reporter: next up red rocks amphitheater, a world renowned music venue nestled in the giant rocks overlooking denver. live music at the core of what makes this city stay. what is it about this place? >> i always say this, but it was made by god and the dinosaurs. it's a magical place. it was a spiritual place for the native americans years ago and it's still happening today. >> reporter: jimmy mittens has every music head'

. >> well, high city.ill have a report from santa clara. >> and guess what? outside of nba? i go. one-on-one warriors, assistant coach chris weems. you won't want to miss all. we chatted about that and more coming up after the break. mean, that was an amazing play. but just wait till you see our plays of the day, the young guns in little league, one up the major leaguers on this day. thanks for hanging with me here on sports night live. i'm jason dumas. we start with the dub this one of the best days of the nba offseason schedule release day today, we found out what we already knew. the warriors are still very much an in-demand team that is nationally relevant. the warriors. we'll have 29 nationally televised games. but the schedule is brutal. 7 of the first 9 games are on the road and they have back to backs. they have 15 back to backs which is good for most in the nba, sometimes being in demand has it

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housing prices in two-thirds of the nations major markets surging above record highs. citiesding the way. previously hot markets like austin have cooled. low housing supply is driving up prices and high interest rates are causing monthly mortgage payments to balloon. the median mortgage payment is above $2600, that's nearly 20% higher than just a year ago. buyers are being boxed out, 23% of homes in the u.s. are affordable for the average american household, that according to the national association of realtors. high housing prices nationwide are leading many to view renting is a smarter move than purchasing a home. for the first time in history we have a state with a monthly median home price over $5,000 in hawaii. california not far behind at 4800. people are saying there's hope for aspiring homeowners as inflation is expected to decline, the biggest part of the consumer price index. i don't know if that can really happen with these trends that are underway right now. >> ma>> sandra: that free money environment is gone. set your dvr, thanks so much for joining us. great to

cities. beijing is especially on high alert. dozens are still missing as they paused nonstop.e and elsewhere in the regent rivers are -- are threatening to burst their banks, which could cause more people to get stuck. nicole: thousands of hedingham -- heavy metal fans heading to germany have been told to return home after days of heavy rain created fog like conditions. organizers have banned more vehicles from entering the soggy festival grounds and it isn't known how many of the 85,000 metal fans are already on the site. nasa says they have picked up signals from the voyager two deep space probe and are sending commands to try to restore control. contact was lost with the spacecraft when incorrect command misaligned antenna. launching in 1977, they are now 20 billion kilometers from earth. venice should be added to a list of world heritage sites in danger. unesco has said. the historic italian city is at risk of your retrievable damage from tourists, as well as the effect of climate change. a giant ex no longer marks the spot of the headquarters for the social media platform

here that the financials are getting wrecked right now again off of interest rates going to this high. citiroup is back to the lows where it was when silicon valley debacle hit. these are things i'm watching closely. i really do believe it's on which way interest rates are going and if the ten-year yield start going 4 1/2 or higher, that's the fed probably having to adjust even higher than they think on their end. >> neil: right. the interpretation could be to your point, the fed will realize, if things are percolating, we have to keep hiking. we can't afford to pause. next month is a meeting that that write previously considering doing that. thanks, gary. good seeing you. >> thanks. >> neil: the power rankings are out here at fox. they're very revealing. you know the guy running away with it, the former president. there's another guy that you probably wouldn't have expected. he's surging big time after this. the america's best celebrity sale is happening now. and it's making quite the spectacle. for a limited time, get two pairs of celebrity-inspired frames by privé revaux co-founder jamie

it might surprise you, with the cost of living so high, the city was just named one of the top places to raise a family. san jose came in at number two, behind huntsville, alabama. it was the only california city to make the u.s. news and world report. they are proud of san jose. they say one factor behind the strong showing was they were ranked number one for preparing high school students to go to college. keep in mind, all these things have different metrics how they get those rankings. but those good schools, we understand, in san jose, at a price. get this. the median home price in that area is 1.5 million. the average income, though, is more than $99,000 per year, well above the national average. >>> daytime highs today, sitting in the 80s, in our inland areas, with 60s mashed up hand-in-hand from the coast into the heart of the bay. partly cloudy skies, too. let's talk about temperatures for our friday forecast. it is beautiful and mild, sitting around average for this time of year in the bay area. a lot of kids, rapping up their first week of school. you have beautiful weather

fly in from denver teaches digital humanities at the university of colorado's campus in the mile high city before moving to front range he was assistant professor of history at northeastern university in boston, and a core faculty member at the schools -- mu lab for text map and networks. they learned last night cameron is a nativity of the nutmeg state for those of you anybody knows what that is -- number of you ii was hoping i ws going to be able to enlighten you. although he bolted for palm trees and sunny skies of southern california when he study at pomona college as an undergraduate. he liked west so much that he moved up interstate 5 to stanford where he completed his ph.d. in history and in 2015. he is already boasted impressive publication record and tonight he's here to discuss with us his most significant accomplishment to date just paper trails the u.s. post in the making of the american west. published earlier this year by oxford university press. following lecture cameron will be happy to take your questions afterwards for books to purchase outside i think the drill is to buy

infrastructure in the liberated territories of the severodonetsk agglomeration is proceeding at a high pace; in cities, people are returning; today , residents are already twice as many. what, for example. late last year, radiators. at the third entrance, the device will bring here all the high-rise buildings, while there are no windows on the doors with holes in the walls from shell fragments, and for communications and the general state of the city at ukraine, and without that, no one followed recognized local. today. they are among those who make their city better than a nine-story building. quickly, to do it, well, my house is still not being repaired in a quarter, but if for 30 years the city has not been practically engaged in public utilities, only the roof of the window has been maintained , heating, plumbing, sewerage , public utilities are repairing all the damage, starting with most roofs, roofs, shells have flown in. here, not even one, but two tiles were partially destroyed in order to completely restore the roof decision was made and implemented. first , the slabs after that was made flo

history and humanities at the university of colorado campus in the mile high city. before moving to the current ratio is assistant professor of history at northeastern university in boston and the core faculty member at the school lab for networks. cameron is in of the nutmeg state to does anybody know what the nutmeg state is? a number of you. i was hoping i'd be able to enlighten you. although he posted palm streets and sunny skies of southern california when he studied as an undergraduate he loved the west so much that he moved up interstate five to stand for where he his ph.d. in history in 2015. he argued boasts an impressive publication record and tonight he is here to to discuss with this his most significant accomplishment today, paper trail the u.s. -- "the u.s. post and the making of the american west" published by university press. cameron will be happy to take your questions and afterward signed books which are available to purchase just outside. the drill is you buy them outside and bring them back here so cameron can find them. please join me in welcom

from denver where he teaches digital humanities at the university of colorado campus in the mile high cityhe was assistant professor of history at northeastern university in boston and a core faculty member at the school's lab for tech, maps and networks. i learned last night cameron is a native of the nutmeg state, for those of you -- anybody know what the nutmeg state is? a number of you. i was really hoping i was going to be able to enlighten you. although he bolted for the palm trees and sunny skies of southern california where he studied at pomona college as an undergraduate. heh liked the west so much that he move up interstate 5 to stanford where he completed his ph.d. in history in 2015. he already boasts an impressive publication record, andve tonigt he's here to discuss with us his most significant accomplishment to date, his paper trail -- anpaper trail: the u.s. post account expect making of the american west, published earlier this year. following his lecture, cameron will be happy to take his questions and afterwards stein books that are available for purchase right outside.

history and digital humanity at the university of colorado campus in the mile high city. before moving to the front right she was assistant professor of history at northeastern university in boston and a core faculty member at the schools in the lab for text maps and networks. i learned last that cameron is a native of nutmeg state your for thoses of you who don't know but the nutmeg state, a number of you, so there is going to enable to invite you. although he bolted for the palm trees and sunny skies in southern california when he studied at college as an undergraduate. he liked the west so much that he moved up interstate five to stanford where he completed his phd in history in 2015. he already boasts an impressive publication record at tonight he's here to discuss with us his most significant accomplishment to date, "paper trails: the u.s. post and the making of the american west." published earlier this year by oxford university press. following his lecture cameron will be happy to take your questions, and afterwards to sign books which are available for purchase ju

that was down side to an area of low pressure and that's what caused all that very high, humid city last week. and then this weekend, you had a couple that up with the influence of what was once hurricane hillary. so what's it doing now? well, this low, it's pushing all the activity to the east as it lifts to the north. but it's also encouraging some of that subtropical moisture to lift up into our area. in fact, it's another muggy day for this monday. and you see by 2:00 this afternoon our futurecast places the potential, the possibility of a thunderstorm blossoming during the afternoon hours into the morgan hill area. and this is the spine of the diablo range. so we have to keep that chance of that shower or thunderstorm. also in the forecast for the livermore area, pretty much the tri valley all the way through 4:00 in the afternoon, cloudy, a muggy night as well before we begin to clear at this hour, we have mostly cloudy skies and some areas of low cloud and some patchy stratus in the form of fog. and we will detail your local forecast and that's coming up later in this program. wel

city of chimney. here is a 6 year old go more than 140 all the people were going to, the united nations has condemned it. as a highness attack, the dow seeing the flames caused by a russian missile strike in the historic city of china near the a woman pausing for a photograph in the city center captured the moment of impact. this slippery slope was looking for luis, for it was horrific and people were lying around somewhere. i don't know if they were dead or alive. it was a woman under a cock people at what was scans, which is of course it's horrible. the fisher flew up to believe there was screams and lots of dead and wounded. so i'm your lenses so it's horrible. so i'm helping now to clean up a little bit. often. it's a real tragedy. so what, what the, what the missile strike hit, the city center of the journey of among the buildings damaged were a theater, and a university. many people were on their way to church for a religious holiday. their lives now disrupted by the horror of war. sima the, it's a little more of them with all the victims are being provided with medical care. the authorities are working last wee

high average temperature for the country. it has reached 50 degrees in one of the cities of the province. it has photos and specifications in zabul. last day, more than 100 weather stations in the country recorded temperatures above 40 degrees , out of which the temperature in more than 45 stations exceeded 45 degrees. it must be very, very hot. let's go home until 107 in the evening, we can go outside in the heat it increases the probability of fire in war zones. the continuous operation of cooling systems also increases the consumption of water and electricity. if yesterday, for example, the temperature was 38 degrees, so that today it is 39 degrees in the whole country, about 1700 megawatts, 1800 compared to the consumption requirement. we will add to yesterday that the continuation of this increase in temperature has endangered the health of the citizens, it has made it really hot, it really hurts . based on the forecasts of the meteorological organization, the temperature of the country's heat will reach more than 40 degrees tomorrow, and the summer will be hot until the last days, s

. >>> phoenix has finally ended a record-breaking streak of high temperatures that city saw a historic 31 days in a row of highs of over110 degrees. the sweltering heat could rise again this week. there still extreme heat warnings in effect across the south. the intense heat is also fueling wildfires in california. the york fire has destroyed more than 77,000 acres in the mojave. d a r brush fire forced evacuations near san diego county >>> summer storms are now heading to the plains, bringing heavy rainfall angie lassman is tracking so much this morning, including how much rain some of those areas are going to get >> it's going tobe one of thos couple of day stretches where we see heavy rain across the mid section of the country, stronger storms, too. but we're not going to get a break from the heat in the south. satellite and radar showing most activity this morning as far as rain is concerned off towards the west, focussed along the rockies, and we do have flood watches in effect, scots bluff, cheyenne, ten vedenver the system start the to work to the east bringing heavy morning rai

we'll see daly city's high temperature reaching 60 degrees, redwood city headed for 76 degrees, and mostly low 60s from downtown to the mission district, down to the ingleside district, clear lake will reach 91 this afternoon. still hot there, but it's going to be much milder for napa, as well as santa rosa, reaching into the upper 70s. we've had a surge in monsoon moisture. it still may trigger showers and thunderstorms for the sierra. but by tomorrow we see some dryer air coming in, and it's still going to be mild. we still will have an ocean breeze. but then after that, that's going to cut off, high pressure moves in and temperatures will ramp up. so take a look at the changes ahead. our inland areas going from low 80s to upper 80s friday, upper 90s saturday, 101 degrees on sunday. so, yes, it's going to be hot this weekend. san francisco is still going to provide that full range of microclimates, where we go from mid to upper 60s to mid-70s for the weekend. >>> cinthia, you've been watching the roads and a couple of issues. >> a couple of issues on the roadways have since cleared withi

city. the restoration of infrastructure in the liberated territories of the severodonetsk agglomeration is proceeding at a high pace; in cities , people are returning ; today, residents are already twice as many as, for example. at the end of last year. here are all the high-rise buildings, so far without windows and doors with holes in the walls from fragments of shells, and behind communications and the general state of the city in ukraine, and without that, no one followed recognized as local. household utilities eliminate all damage, starting from the roof of this roof was an arrival, not even one or two more partially destroyed slab overlaps. in order to completely restore the roof , a decision was made and implemented , let's assume slabs first. after that , a screed was poured onto the entire roof. now let's move on to waterproofing. in each apartment, the entrance doors, the windows and the heating system are changed; the old ones are simply unusable are in disrepair , the heating was broken here, the batteries were defrosted, cast iron were defrosted, a lot of defrosted were. well, it’s also worth wor

vacancy rates are at a 30 year high in many american cities and new york's vacancy rate was at high wateryear. this raises a question, what should be done with all that empty space? we have this report. the big apple, defined in part by a slimming office towers, is sinking under the weight of skyscrapers made useless by remote work. i interest rates are making a bad situation worst. many are financed by short—term loans. same out there is $1 trillion due the next 18 months of that will be hard to be finance these loans lot of landlords will decide that it is not worth it and they will decide to give back the keys instead in default on those loans. some of the state companies will not survive the crisis. 0thers of the state companies will not survive the crisis. others are pivoting. survive the crisis. others are ivotina. survive the crisis. others are pivoting-— survive the crisis. others are ..ivotin_ , , ., pivoting. said this is a vacant office that — pivoting. said this is a vacant office that has _ pivoting. said this is a vacant office that has been - pivoting. said this is a vacant

infrastructure in the liberated territories of the severodonetsk agglomeration is proceeding at a high pace; in cities, people are returning ; today, residents are already twice as many as, for example. at the end of last year. here are all the high-rise buildings, so far without windows and doors with holes in the walls from shell fragments, and behind communications and the general state of the city and ukraine, and without that no one followed, is recognized by the locals for 30 years. proudly, no one was engaged in public utilities, only supported the boys, they eliminated all the damage, starting from the roof, there was not even one arrival, but two of the slabs were partially destroyed in order to completely restore the roof, a decision was made and implemented. and the plates were laid first. after that, a roof screed was made only now, if we go waterproofing, in each apartment they change the entrance doors, windows and the old heating system they were simply unusable, they were in an emergency condition, the batteries were torn, that the smart ones were defrosted a lot, it took a week to wor

, expect a high of about 75 degrees and daly city, 62,lso 62 for the outer sunset. for the north bay, lit range from low 60s near the coast to mid to upper 70s for much of the north bay to low 90s farther to the north in clear lake and in ukiah. the green shows we have a surge of some midlevel moisture, and we're seeing clouds as a result of that throughout the day. and there's also a chance that parts of the upper elevations in the sierra could see some showers and thunderstorms. that looks like that will cut off after today as some drier air surges in. and then as the drier air arrives, we're also going to see high pressure building and hotter temperatures. so take a look at the changes in livermore. we're going from highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s on friday to upper 90s on saturday, and then the temperatures peak on sunday at 102 degrees. looking at more heat ahead, it will be nice to enjoy the break from those hot temperatures inland and see the highs in the upper 70s through thursday. friday it heats up. it will be a hot weekend,

and that's the plus of it. 70's for your daytime highs in the city today. it will be 60's and 70's at the coast and then 70's and 80's elsewhere. big cooldown already from yesterday. and we're only halfway there. we're going to cool down even further into tomorrow. south bay temperatures mostly in the 80's with san jose. 87. well, union city hayward clear up through oakland to richmond all in the 70's along the east bay shoreline, only one spot, act actually getting to the 90's today, pittsburgh in vacaville will be close at 89 tomorrow's daytime highs will be significantly cooler than where we were yesterday from the triple digits at our warmest yesterday to just the 70's and some of those same spots. and nearly 40 degree drop in temperatures for some areas. that is a dramatic change of pace and gets us cooler than average for the weekend. it is going to be a very comfortable one in much better air quality for getting outside and enjoying the labor day weekend rain. all right, john, thank you for busy next few days in terms of travel. >> so drive times alr

cities. the aging, especially is on high alert and thousands of people still missing as it pauses. non stop transport facilities here in the capital, a slowly being disrupted. and here and elsewhere in the region, rivers, a threatening to base the banks which could cause more people to get stuck. and a quick look at some other world news. thousands of heavy metal fans heading to germany's and back in the festival have been told to return home. after days of heavy rain created fog like conditions organizers have banned more vehicles from entering the solemn festival grounds. not knowing how many of the 85000 metal fans are already on the site. it says it has picked up signals from the voyager to deep space probes and are sending new commands and its direction to try to restore control. contact was lost with the spacecraft. when an incorrect command missed a line, it's antennae order launched in 1977 and is now nearly 20000000000 kilometers from earth to expend man census. then it should be added to a list of world heritage sites in danger. the you one's cultural agency, unesco has s

vacancy rates are at 30—year highs in many american cities — new york's vacancy rate was an eyewateringt three months of this year. it raises the question: what should be done with all of that empty space? from new york, michelle fleury sent us this report. the big apple, defined in part by its looming office towers, is sinking under the weight of skyscrapers made useless by remote work. high interest rates are making a bad situation worse. many buildings are financed with short term loans. there's about $1,000,000,000,000 in commercial real estate debt coming due in the next 18 months. and so that will be hard to refinance these loans. and a lot of landlords will decide that it's not worth it, and they will decide to give back the keys instead and default on those loans. some real estate companies will not survive the crisis. others are pivoting. so this is a vacant office that's been used in the show equaliser. finding a new lease on life. this midtown manhattan tower often doubles as a film set, so this room is a office that the landlord left, as is for film and tv. amanda weisenthal

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the city has set a high quality standard, this concerns the condition of the entrance, hot cold heat the elevator, everything matters the city first of all changed the elevators. there, the city of moscow produced about 1,000 elevators for swifts last year. this is a flagship product. and when you feel the smoothness of the ride and listen to how it opens. we, as a capital repair fund that is employed by residents , are responsible for each system to the contractor crumbled or ran away somewhere , anyway, this is our responsibility. and i think this is also one of those factors. why the background of the lyceum city? i always thought, my god, so many people live, how can it all exist. for me. it's just some weird fantasy. they do drink. they use water, electricity goes on at the same time, and the most active phase of preparing the city for tens of thousands of children is the world's largest heat generation enterprise, despite its considerable age, it is one of the most modern and reliable enterprises. energy. great work is being carried out and improving the ecology of automation of

was the group walk sf says the intersection is on the city's designated high injury network. is the 12th pedestrian death in the city this year and the third in less than two weeks. barriers have now been placed at the intersection of fourth and king, where a four year old girl was struck and killed in the crosswalk back on august 15th. one of the two right turn lanes at that crossing has been eliminated. a 71 year old driver has been charged with vehicular homicide in the child's death. developing news in the maui search and recovery efforts. officials held a news conference this evening with updates on the list of 388 missing people that was released last night. ktvu. jana katsuyama has the latest and what she's learned tonight from bay area teams that are part of the search teams in maui. jenna well, i spoke with one bay area fire chief who is in maui tonight. he tells me that their main search and recovery mission has wrapped up today and they are preparing to come back to the bay. there are hundreds of people, though, still unaccounted for. and tonight, maui officials sa

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high. they're calling gotham city. you know that the derby with michael asked.atman reference, but it seriously and it's getting bad and the homelessness crisis is on an uptick. you know what? i think it all when you talk about fit, know there's a 30 fold uptick in the last 10 years and fentanyl overdoses. our kids, our children, and there's virtually nothing that's been done about it. you'll hear people on the left say, well, where are they talking about the border issues? kids kids are dying. you know, it's it's it's it's you know, i i mean, that's my perspective, right? when you talk to on a real quick. >> chris christie probably the best experience to handle these domestic issues. i think ron desantis will claim he does. but my assessment of what he's worked on a florida has been mostly performative. i do think it's worth noting that, you know, one of the solutions that was proposed on the stage tonight for you, the u.s. military invade mexico and attack people who are fentanyl. dealers like that is not reasonable, rational solution. >> to this kind of probl

the control crashed on the territory of the moscow city complex, and one of the drones hit. the highservice is working at the scene, according to the ministry of emergencies , the glazing of posad on an area of ​​150 m² was damaged, there were no victims as a result of the incident. a number of important innovations come into force today and affect millions of russians. working pensioners traditionally the insurance part of the pension will be recalculated; the amount of the increase is individual and depends on the coefficients for the last year; the maximum increase. this year will be about 400 rubles. recalculation is made automatically to pensioners. there is no need to write any statements today , the digital ruble will officially appear in russia. the bank of russia will monitor the security and reliability of transfers in digital rubles. this is a new form. money will be used on a par with cash and non-cash funds, and now the services of tour operators working in the field of domestic and inbound tourism will not be subject to vat , the norm will be valid until june 30 of the

for 24 hours, marching at city hall and at the airport, saying wages aren't keeping up with the city's high cost of living. hotel workers have also staged intermittent walkouts, and, of course, the actors and writers are still on strike. mayor karen bass pledging the city will not shut down. >>> the supreme court today temporarily allowing the biden administration to enforce regulations aimed at stopping the spread of so-called ghost guns, firearms made with at-home kits that do not have serial numbers. the court voting 5-4 to put on hold a decision by a texas judge striking down the regulations while the biden administration appeals that decision, possibly all the way to the supreme court. ghost guns are showing up at more and more crime scenes, and they are nearly impossible to trace. >>> and president biden has designated nearly a million acres around the grand canyon as the nation's newest historic monument. the designation will protect lands important to several native tribes, and ban new uranium mines. >> today marks an historic step in preserving the majesty of this place. first amon

cities. the aging, especially is on high alert and thousands of people still missing as it pauses. non stop transport facilities here in the capital, a slowly being disrupted. and here and elsewhere in the region, rivers, a threatening to base the banks, which could cause more people to get stuck and hit stressed americans on the south west or breathing a little easier after a 31 day streak of hines. around 43 degrees celsius, phoenix, arizona, as finally seeing temperatures dropped slightly. but forecasts are say, this is only temporary as one of many cities worldwide hit by unusually severe heat waves. this year the w setup bard are looked into solutions. so these are trying out to cool down heat waves are deadlier than any other extreme vendor un. last summer heat killed nearly 62000 people just in europe. globally, the number is estimated to be at these several $100000.00 the heathen cities. this particular the dangers they can feel of 15 degrees hotter than the surrounding area . this is called the urban heat island effect. it happens because concrete buildings, us fault payme

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high of 77 degrees. looking at some mid-70s in san mateo and in daly city, a high of 68.an francisco reaching 70 downtown. the fog near the marina district is only going to stay in the 50s. we are up to 90 in santa rosa. mostly 80s as you move from novato over towards napa. we will see some cooling temperatures coming in it, even some nearby showers. it looks like most of the bay area won't get a whole lot of measurable rain. the clouds tomorrow, as well as early saturday may linger with some drizzle that could add up the precipitation along the coastline. it will be foggy and much cooler. is talk about how much of a change we will see. looking at gilroy the next 10 days, we go from tenders in the mid 70s to lower 70s for tomorrow. it will be very mild heading into the labor day holiday weekend. for a lot of the inland areas, it will give us a taste of fall as labor day we do say it is the unofficial start of fall. of course, after labor day it will heat up again. we are in the upper 80s by next tuesday into wednesday. we will have the break over the weekend. whatever you

how are you excellent in your opinion, what is the situation now in the city in moscow, the fire department, but the percentage is highe is represented by all divisions of the city of moscow, including. about two dozen large bulldozers and equipment have now been brought in such a terrain, we will break through the roads, the routes cannot be thrown pipes will answer you. we need nothing to breathe behind him in the apartment. will not stop no, the organization of work in any in moscow was the security that i needed an ambulance .

decorating for the arrival of their leader this here is an archway the city of chicago constructed over michigan avenue 24 feet wide and 27 feet high. the cities spend so much money to welcome lincoln back to the city one last time. it'sow just very awe-inspiring d humbling to see how much the nation loved him. this is: jordan the local undertaker to conduct while lincoln was in chicago. it propelled him into kind of he became the white shoe undertaker for chicago after this. he did later conduct the funeral for carter harrison, the mayor of chicago that was murdered during the world fair in 1887. this is the grand curse that he constructed. it's interesting because on top of it is i a taxidermy bald eag. you can't see it in the photograph years so i put the drawing and it. now, in chicago the funeral procession comprised of 40,000 people in the procession alone so it wound its way from the michigan avenue station to the cook county courthouse where lincoln was laid out in the courthouse interviewed for 26 hours and 150,000 people viewed him in chicago. after that, he was taken back to the train station. it was nighttime by torchli

city lay in ruins. the victory was given at a high price within the city , almost 800 mass graves in granite , thousandsof the dead soldiers of the officers, the eternal flame, burns in memory of them today to separate honors of veterans are borne flowers to military memorials, and now our army already feels like a chicken, that every soldier that we won inspired, no one said everything, but they would have already inspired that they were not so invincible. hitler viktor shigin was among the participants in this grandiose battle a nineteen-year-old cadet, and here he went through a baptism of fire to remember that every house had to be taken by storm, but in the end the germans retreated, leaving behind only scorched earth gennady zyuganov from the generation of children of the war, through his native village took place front line. here, on a kilometer there were more than 100 tank guns, more than 200 guns , there were a little more when berlin stormed the flowers to the monument to the tankers, the garland of glory to the mass graves was laid by the minister of internal affairs of the russian federatio

in the city high about 60 miles north of los angeles. the quake could be felt throughout the greater la area. fortunately, there are no reports of any damage or injuries. >> while the tropical storm and an earthquake all on the same evening. they're really dealing with a lot down in southern california. let's get an update on those current conditions down there. this is a live look. >> huntington beach is you can there's some rain coming down. we've got some winds as well as you can see those palm trees really. >> kind of swaying there tonight. yeah, a lot happening down in southern of recent rodriguez giving us a look at the weather him a recent. yeah, we're certainly feeling the remnants of what is now tropical storm hilary in and around the bay area for much of the golden state. for that matter. >> let's take a look at radar for because just to our north, we are actually tracking some thunder and lightning strikes being reported just to the south and east garber ville. but right now in the bay area, we are dry. but as you can see, the

obviously, he was a standout pitcher at galileo high school, but he actually won a city championship as the starting quarterback for that team. so he was also a really good football player. but on monday night he came in here in oracle park stadium, where like i said, he sat and watched the giants play growing up and he was really lights-out. he came in on relief in the 7th inning. he did not allow a hit. he struck out joc, peterson and he retired the side in the 8th. it's just the second time he's ever pitch here at oracle. he's been in the majors for 4 seasons now and this is definitely been his best season. he's 53 strikeouts. a 2.8, 5 and really told me that the diamondbacks have put him in a position to succeed this year. and that's why he's been pitching so well. now i catght up with him earlier this afternoon and we chatted about what it's like coming home and playing in your hometown. >> it's an honor for summit will take it lightly. like i'm just really grateful for the opportunity. i think the best part of that for me. it's kind of like the joy. it brings to my family like

look at the kind of people elected as mayors in high crime cities that appear to be fed up yet they vote for candidates that wanted to defund or eliminate the police or they reduce felony charges and misdemeanors and release offenders to commit new crimes including murder. what is wrong with us? the lead roman catholic bishop said so many wise things.de here are a few that were uttered more than six decades ago but still apply today. america is suffering from intolerance. it is not. it is suffering from tolerance, tolerance of right and wrong, truth and error, virtue and evil, crisis and chaos. our country isn't so overrun with of the bigoted as it is overrun with a broad-minded or the refusal to take sides on great moral issues is itself a decision. it's a silent acquiescence to evil, the tragedy of the time is those who still believe in honesty lack conviction while thosee who believe in dishonesy are full of passionate conviction or moral principles do not depend on majority vote. wrong is wrong even if everybody is wrong, right is right, even if no one is right. or civilization is al