let us take you to live picture, you can see a hilly cam hovering over the skies in valencia, there haseen a huge am of damage done to infrastructure. some areas we know can only be reached by aerial route, because roads are blocked by mud, debris i piles of cars you can see here under the bridge, the piles of cars and mud that are just piled the bridge, the piles of cars and mud that arejust piled up. this has absolutely devastated communities in spain. there has been rescue workers trying to look for people who remain unaccounted for as well, and thatis unaccounted for as well, and that is not clear, actually, the fission yours there, how many people are still unaccounted for, what we are seeing is the military being mobilised. soldiers sent out as well, to help with the civil defence, and with various parts of the operation, but the new figure we are getting more than 100 people have been killed and our correspondents on the ground have been telling us they have been speaking to people who say we all know someone who has died. this is a nightmare for people. so these are the pictures

san jose is a relatively large, flat valley, whereas san francisco is very hilly and has a lot of tall buildings, which creates issues for different electronic signals. and the flying of the drones. we don't have those same challenges in san jose. it will still take some time to centralize all the data, not only in san francisco, but for other agencies and cities like san jose. but everyone agrees it won't be long before this new technology becomes a regular part of a first response in san francisco. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. new legal troubles for elon musk over his million dollar giveaway to registered voters. as we've reported. musk and his pac are awarding random voters in swing states $1 million a day. those voters must pledge support for free speech and the right to bear arms in order to enter this contest. last week, the department of justice warned musk his giveaways might violate federal election laws. now, today, the philadelphia district attorney filed a lawsuit to stop what he calls an illegal lottery. he says only the state can operate lotteries in pennsylvania. th

san jose is a relatively large, flat valley, whereas san francisco is very hilly and has a lot of tall buildings, which creates issues for different electronic signals. and the flying of the drones. we don't have those same challenges in san jose. it will still take some time to centralize all the data, not only in san francisco, but for other agencies and cities like san jose. but everyone agrees. it won't be long before this new technology becomes a regular part of a first response in san francisco. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. all right, robert, thank you. in the meantime, some very good news in the push to make oakland safer cities, getting a $2 million boost to battle gun violence. mayor sheng thao made that announcement today. it's coming from the office of gun violence prevention of vice president harris. oakland will use the funds to expand operation ceasefire. it's a violence prevention and gang intervention program. grant funds will be distributed over a three year period. mayor says the city will use much of the funding to increase the number of life coaches in the prog

the regional government believes that this place in the hilly green the valley will be a paradise fors, what kind of paradise is this, where people have to be lured with money, dear spaniards, i don't want to upset anyone, but everyone in the world knows that if there is a paradise in the world, it is the krasnodar region, everything else is a miserable semblance, a potential new resident must already have a confirmed... job, then live in ambros for at least 2 years, and also actively participate in public life. forcing introverts to do public work is a new form of sadism. it seems to me, or for the spanish backwater the local authorities are somehow too picky. international sawmill. but planes don't fly there today and even trains don't go. while we were worried about the prices of buckwheat and eggs, trouble came from where we least expected, in russia a 100% increase in prices for the services of sorcerers and tarot readers is expected, what is this connected with, are higher powers raising the interest rates or have the tears of virgins become more expensive? well, at least fortun

field, another, and a hill somewhere decent, you stand and like you have this whole area, it's so hillye's an apiary, somewhere i stood with... said here, so we'll leave it here for now, right? so, yes, so, now i'm done, we'll start, i'm putting firewood under the cauldron, yes, there's onion, there's garlic, your treat? and i'm busy with the grill, so the house is already there? yes, the house is there, well, how, you as a professional, you know that putting a cow, you already think, no, there are windows, there is a roof, of course, it's already covered, but then all the most interesting, light, water, heat, finishing, and how will you like the heat, a stove or electric. so these are our ribs, this is a rabbit, yes, this is a rabbit, we were a hooligan as a child, i was a yard boy, that is, i had everything, football, some roofs, construction sites, construction, this, oh, how yes, this is generally, construction sites, jumping into the sand, from the second floor, hiking in search of some kind of, i don’t know, treasures, well , that was normal. we’ll start with garlic, we need to th

they should be ashamed of themselves and all these people and kamala admi harris and hilly clinton shouldhamed of resorting to the smear tactic because their candidate is a disaster. stuart: steve, you're our california guy and california democrats in tight house races are backing proposition 36. that is a tough on crime ballot measure. will reversing the course on crime be enough to win over california voters? will california voters reject soft on crime policies? >> y it's big time. across the state, we've got prop 36 with overwhelming majorities and latest poll i saw had proposition 36 and yes vote over 70%. that's some huge campaign and backing it and people instinctively know and we've got to undo the disaster and that's his undoing and that was passed when kamala harris was states attorney general. that's without consequences and being reversed and added thing in prop 36 is really meant that it's so overwhelmingly popular and it's new tough penalties for fentanyl dealers to get the punishment they deserve. you've got some democrats supporting it and mayor of san francisco and mayor o

eventually took it over she's property in massachusetts and vermont and massachusetts is rocky and hilly but she made some profit but she was in by a con man and he sold her five parcels and vermont by the canadian border and built she's a married woman so she couldn't legally buy the five parcels. so she bought them as a representative or a straw person. yeah. so she bought four kids and john and again she realized it was a bad deal and she'd been swindled and took the kids a long time to get rid of those, those parcels. but her main thing was us government securities and she bought those and made quite a bit of money on them. but again she took, she took terrible risks. now we get into some words and phrases that were definitely taken out of her books that are in the letters she called a bohemian sculpture in london. patient writes the queen of -- and of course, -- in those days meant like a disheveled woman. bus't over great today. and she reported that long before saw paris. vemelled it ita ry it's the very dirtiest place i ever the johnasresident to georgeas washington she was in th

eventually took it over she's property in massachusetts and vermont and massachusetts is rocky and hilly but she made some profit but she was in by a con man and he sold her five parcels and vermont by the canadian border and built she's a married woman so she couldn't legally buy the five parcels. so she bought them as a representative or a straw person. yeah. so she bought four kids and john and again she realized it was a bad deal and she'd been swindled and took the kids a long time to get rid of those, those parcels. but her main thing was us government securities and she bought those and made quite a bit of money on them. but again she took, she took terrible risks. now we get into some words and phrases that were definitely taken out of her books that are in the letters she called a tient writes the quee london. and of course, -- in those days meant like a disheveled wo but it doesn't over great today. and she reported tha before saw. i've smelled it it's a very it's the very dirtiest place i ever whenhe wasa use as the john was president to george washington she was in the house

it looks like both for hilly clinton and bloom mechanic have been stepping up. >> yeah, first of all,kevin, you know know i love you. ari, thank you for having me. >> it's good. >> i started to get calls fro rowan and martin, and it felt like the foundation of them trying to built of support by harris, because, you know, this country is just as sexist as it is, you know, some of the other issues that the country has. you know i don't have a problem seeing a woman in power, as long as her policies align with what i have going on in my family and my people. we know what it was like under donald trump, because she was president for four years. so, you know, i was all in from day one, but i don't understand what's been the issue from other black men and what's been taking so long. at the end of the day, your mother is a black woman, your sister is a black woman, and if it wasn't for our mothers, you know carrying us, we wouldn't be where we are. >> ricky, i didn't know you were going to come onlive tv and talk about kevin's mom. you're doing it positively. i get it [ laughter ] >> let me

early august unfortunately catching many people off guard and that less than two week six oh hurricane hillyway up the gulf coast and swamping parts of fort myers beach as well -- hey, in the meantime all across the gulf coast and those inside today mandatory evacuations are in play and there are literally thousands if not millions of people fleeing the coastline, sandbagging going on in my morning up windows on homes and businesses and people that are already frustrated and scared by what happened two years ago by hurricane ian here in fort myers beach, gave -- voicing their thoughts to me earlier today. listless and one woman. >> after ian, i'm scared. i'm very afraid. rep >> you think the people are going to evacuate and he orders of that? >> yes, i do. as soon as i get my shoulders up and my sandbags in i'm probably out of here because i can't go through that again. it's going to be back coming back to the devastation -- devastation. >> neil, there about 5000 national guard troops on standby electrical cruise, there sleeping up in tampa in the stadium murder tampa bay rays state. we don'

kamala harris speaking to churchgoers in north carolina on her second day in the state hard-hit by hillyt you will also hold a rally later today. president biden was in florida surveying the scene where hurricane milton just left devastating damage. his visit comes as he urges congress to work to pass additional funding for disaster relief. earlier today, house speaker mike johnson responded to those calls. >> congress will do whatever is necessary to cover the needs of the people but the states have to go and calculate and assess the need and submit that to congress. that takes time, especially yout have a storm this broad and this wide affecting so many people. as soon as those numbers are submitted to congress we will act and it will be bipartisan. we will cover the needs. >>> meanwhile, a new msnbc poll finds a presidential race is in a dead heat with 23 days until election day. kamala harris and donald trump each have 40% support and are tied or favorability, both earning 43% there a drop from last month. >>> today on the sunday shows, the vice presidential nominees were put on the

i believe that those i think, director hillis know that. well, having worked at fort mason, it's an extremely dangerous intersection. and i also don't believe that an entrance to parking off bay street, other than a right turn in right turn out, is at all feasible, given that the curvature of the road is alread, dangerous enough as it is, and the. i would ask that the eir producers better readable plans enlarges the depiction of the alternatives that were analyzed, particularly when it comes to the little diagram, so that people can really fully understand of how they are different. and i think those are my comments. technically, i think the er follows of what we typically do. it just i believe it needs a further examination in particular areas of detail. thank you. no further comment. commissioners we can move on to item nine for case number 2023. hyphen 00921988 42 california street. conditional use authorization. thank steve. alrighty. good afternoon, commissioners dakota speaker department staff. sorry the item before you today is a req

i would be remiss if i didn't talk about the devastation your state has experienced from hurricane hillyn, it is pretty substantial, i believe earlier you said a number of communities have simply washed away. what is the latest? >> yeah, so, it has been absolutely devastating to the entire southeast and in southwest virginia. we had tragic life loss with two virginians but 70 her look rescues by our first responders. today we are working hard to get electricity restored, cell phone service restored, food and water to everyone, and to make sure people have the basic necessities of a warm place to sleep, a warm meal, a shower, and access to all of the medical care they need. this is a big step. we were granted an emergency declaration from the federal government over the weekend and then a major emergency declaration late yesterday and into this morning, so between our state resources and the federal resources, and the incredible efforts at the local level, we are doing everything we can to help people recover. it is going to be a long recovery. our hearts are breaking for what we are seei

pittsburgh is very -- it's hilly and very similar to my hometown and a great place, but because of whatappened with the steel industry it's -- you know, it could use some investment like this. it's a very liveable place with great sports teams in it. i think shaper's from there too. epperson. it's on the -- one of the rivers, the three rivers. they ship all their grab down through cincinnati, all their crap, but i'm e not going to -- >> mostly for him, carnegie mellon. >> he was at u-pen too. >> in terms of talent in pittsburgh when you think about -- >> uber did its early self-driving in pittsburgh. they took advantage of a lot of the talent, ai talent that's coming out of carnegie mellon. a lot of smart people there. >> you know what else is there. oakmont, which is -- it's like a mecca. it is. it's almost like a religious experience. an amazing, amazing place, and unbelievable history. i digress. >>> when we come back, we're going to head to the battleground state of nevada where one of the key issues for voters is housing affordability. >>> plus, a look at the great divide in silico

the thing people got to remember, carolina in that area is mountainous, hilly, when roads are washedut, it's hard to do stuff. he said fema is definitely there. said he has seen the light, seen the lies. the republicans are lying. this is just a disgrace. trump is a treasonous criminal and should be hung. host: we will ended at that point. coming up next, we discuss the role of women voters campaign 2024 with christian nunes, president of the national organization for women, and later, penny young nance, president and ceo >> attention middle and high school students across america. it is time to make your voice heard. the studentcam documentary contest 2025 is here, your chance to create a documentary that can inspire change, awareness and a good change. you should answer your message to the president, what issue is most important to you or your community, whether it be politics, the environment or community stories. share your message with the world with $100,000 in prizes excluding a grand prize of 5000 dollars. your opportunity not only to make an impact will be rewarded for your