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state park truck and river blackall mid-point solomons island couple creek drum point north beach james island calvert cliffs poplar island tilman chesapeake beach and healers island move to safe harbor immediately as gusty winds and high waves are expected. very practical investor and business person and i like to think about you know create lists and hierarchies of what's the most important thing to do what's the least important thing to do you know that's way way way down the list of justifiable concerns in two thousand and seventeen when we have a colony that is not growing as fast as it needs to is not getting real secure jobs together for people who might have pensions so they can build families live in homes and communities and nurture this country gets a major economic problems you've got some major international problems you know to invest time and energy at this moment to try to to decide that you know it's a good or bad idea to venerate the confederate war heroes i mean that's what's so far down the list as to really not being worth much time. ok well let's talk about that political

capsizing their vessel locations impacted include river blackall midpoint pretty beach there's beach james island flying tilman island north beach and killers island move to safe harbor until hazardous weather passes. but there were no national borders in the middle east there were no nations in the middle east there were colonies and those colonies. were run by the ottomans and within those colonies were tribes and so what the british did was they actually invented states and allowed the arabs to go into nationhood many of the arabs however did not wish to go into the nation the best way really for to bring peace to the middle east. if you remove the money bags take the cash out. if gotter can remove its fun and the rand could remove its funding for hamas if the united states can stop giving a quarter to a half a billion dollars a year. to the palestinian authority. and of which approximately a half of all foreign aid goes to pay terrorists salaries if you let these people just live together and work together you will see peace emerge but what is the biggest export of the palestinian territories

impacted include tank river naps narrows bridge black on that point there's beach bloody point light james island poplar island tillman island shadyside taylor's island and deal frequent lightning is occurring with the storms we've caught on the open water stay below deck if possible keep away from an grounded metal objects. it seems that both the british and european officials are effectively dragging their feet when it comes to negotiating the terms of the exit given your understanding of british politics do you think politicians still have a chance of sabotaging that that vote do you think would you encourage them to sabotage that decision well i think there is a possibility of that i think that the as the negotiations get more and more underway people will realise how forward to be complicated it is and they will realize that the consequences of this. the one day june the twenty fourth twenty sixth. the consequences of this all so complicated that it might be worth taking a second look correct me if i'm wrong but i think your argument has been that it is primarily about economics i mean it's

that include coupled creek greenwell state park chop tank river down creek drum point north beach james island solomons island blanco mid-point tillman island chesapeake beach and taylors island frequent lightning is occurring with this storm if caught on the open water stay below deck if possible keep away from ungrounded metal over. we don't people that think like that. this is an incredibly situated. greetings and salutation greed for lack of a better word is good yes the opening line of that seminal speech from one of hollywood's all time great villains gordon gekko in the film wall street appears to still be the motto to live by for the business and banking elites of the world contrary to the best efforts of many great thinkers and visionaries the engine of humanity and that small planet still runs on money.

military bases on the island of guam, secretary of defense james mattis released a statement saying north korea should seized any consideration of action that is with lead to the end of its regime and destruction of its people. outside the white house demonstrators kick off a 24 hour vigil urging a peaceful rest solution. while in north korea residents protested new u.n. sanctions over weekend in cinnamons to two recent missle launches by the nation. the sanctions the toughest yet could cost north korea as much as $1 billion. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there will be much more on the tension was north korea ahead on cbs this morning. david martin following developments from the pentagon of course at 7:00 right here after "eyewitness news" at cbs-3. >>> fate of the controversial dune project in margate is in the hands of the federal judge who promises to hand down a ruling as soon as possible. a hearing wrapped up in camden courtroom last night, with the judge listening to testimony from both the u.s. army core of engineers and city life guard. army core is asking the ju

island nation. defense secretary james mattis responded with a stern message of his own, warning the communist nation not to invite the, quote, destruction of its people. the escalation is coming just days after the united nations security council imposed tough new sanctions on the north. the democrats are saying the president is exacerbating americans' fears about a nuclear war, however. the white house quickly downplayed the fears. >> the president was confirming the united states has the capability of fully defend itself. >> north korea's military claims it will have the plans sent to their leader, kim jong un, within a week. >> just moments ago, president trump spoke out about the increasing tensions with north korea. >> we're backed 100% by our military. we're backed by everybody. and we're backed by many other leaders. i notice that many senators and others today came out very much in favor of what i said. if anything, that statement may not be tough enough. >> joining us now is dave, an expert on non proliferation in terrorism with the institute of international studies at monterey. thanks for

but the island has now become so popular that its services are being stretched to the limit — and police scotland is warning visitors to stay away unless they already have accommodation booked. james is a stunning location, you have the main town, the harbour over there and often the distance the mountains, one of the main draws. this is a busy day on the island, the busiest perhaps of the year with the busiest perhaps of the year with the highland games happening behind us. the highland games happening behind us. and there is no question at all the infrastructure is creaking under the infrastructure is creaking under the pressure of mass tourism. skye has a unique and stunning combination of rivers, mountains, and sea loughs. but now under it's under increasing pressure from drive—through tourism. some of skye's most stunning locations are victims of their own success. suffering increasing road and path erosion, but still visitors are drawn to them. what do you think of what you've seen so far? it's beautiful. i mean, just the landscape, the colours are beautiful. something you don't see anywhere else. i didn't imagine it was so many people, but yeah, i think we were quite surpri

island. >> in a jarring warning, james mattis echoing the warning saying, the regime should, quote, cease any consideration of actions that would lead to the end of its regime and destruction of its people. people are waiting to see if the threat from the north continues. lauren mayk has more. >> the threat is even more immediate for those who have close ties to guam. thousands of troops and families. i spoke with a local man b who grew up in guam. e he has heard the threats before, but this time it's different because he's not home. today he's far away. but guam is always home. >> i wanted to get right and interpret my people. >> now from a distance, he's hearing familiar threats from kim jong-un. >> north korea has been threatening the island for decades. i believe it's because of the large united states military population on the island. >> reporter: more than 6,000 u.s. troops are based in guam, which is also home to his parents and siblings. he left in 201 and remembers what threats there were like. >> i left and they were making threats again. so much so that the schools and some busine

jennifer said employees went to check on the store, another video comes from james, christopher from outside his home on galveston islandyou can also see the road is being completely covered with water. this photo posted on instagram is from north padre island, posted at 10:33 a.m. showing a deck destroyed. another photo from josÉ in corpus christi. this is columbia road. you can see down power lines. people are urge to stay away from those. on twitter we saw post. this video comes from north padre island as well. this was last night at 6:30 p.m. when harvey was a hurricane. the when lashing them canopy being blown apart, that's covering some of the boats in the search getting closer and closer to the water. this is a facebook video poster from the police and fire department showing their vehicles rest running back into the city. everyone was urged to staff the roads. local emergency services were going in there to make sure everyone was say. will continue to monitor social media as people get connections. stay safe out there. don't put yourself at risk for video. >> michael: some compelling images, will be back in a mo

. >> i want you to meet james eskridge, mayor of tangier, virginia, small island in the chesapeake bay. it's now in danger of being swallowed by the sea. in the last election, nearly 90% of the population voted for donald trump. they asked the president to fund a seawall to save their homes. in june after watching a cnn report on the issue, president trump called mayor eskridge, according to the mayor told him the island would be around for hundreds of years. mayor, welcome. >> thank you. vice president gore, mr. cooper, i'm a commercial crabber and i've been working the chesapeake bay for 50-plus years and i have a crab house business out on the water. and the water level is the same as it was when the place was built in 1970. i'm not a scientist, but i'm a keen observer and if sea level rise is occurring, why am i not seeing signs of it? i mean, our island is disappearing, but it's because of erosion and not sea level rise, and unless we get a seawall, we will lose our island, but back to the question, why am i not seeing signs of the sea level rise? >> what do you think the erosion

military bases on the island of guam, secretary of defense james mattis released a statement saying northorea should seized any consideration of actions that would end to the end of its regime and destruction of its people. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have learned that federal investigators raided home of the president trump's former campaign chairman last month. alexandria, virginia home of paul manafort was searched july 26th. source say fbi agenciesed materials as part ongoing russia investigation led by justice department special council robert mueller. mueller has begun to issue subpoenas in connection with the investigation. >>> demonstrators have installed a giant chicken resembling a char it tour of the president just across the street from the white house. protesters have been using it to pressure president trum in to releasing his tax returns. the president hasn't seen tonight person because he is at his property in new jersey while renovations are completed at the white house. >>> havertown man claims he was just looking for a safe place to go when decide

(james) the governor of guam is taking extra steps to ensure the people on the island are safe. this as the north korean military says it is going to test fire missiles at the u-s territory. north korean officials say they plan to fire four missiles into the waters surrounding the island sometime this month. the north korean military says the move is meant to signal a crucial warning to the u-s. in a news conference early this morning... the governor of guam assured the more than 160-thousand people on the island that they are preparing for any emergency event. (james) the government on guam has sent out pamphlets to the people warning residents how to prepare for an imminent missile threat. (mark) still ahead on the kron four morning news... police in the east bay are looking for a group of men who randomly attacked a homeless man. we'll explain what happened. and episodes from your favorite h-b-o shows could be leaked. we'll have the latest on the ha

james person with the wilson center we appreciate your insight thank you. >>> the owners of an elite bakery are watching these development. they have owned a bakery on the island of guam for 40 years. they save their family are back home in guam. he talked to his sister yesterday about these latest threats. she told him the family is worried but at the same time they also feel confident. growing up he says he saw military planes and ships coming and going all of the time. and he says the island is always in a state of preparedness for . >> there are several layers of defense that makes me confident that the island will be protected. we know that the us has our back. i am confident but also nervous. >> he says family members have been hearing sirens from drills but the security level has not been raised. >>> that brings us to our question of the day, do you support president trump's statement of meeting -- of saying fire and fury ? almost 70% say they do not approve of it. >>> resins are back home and crews are clear that the huge construction crane that collapsed in their neighborhood yesterday. crews were replacing power poles and the crane was extended to 19

island territory of guam. >> he does something in guam it will be an event the likes of which nobody has seen before, what will happen in north korea. >> secretary of defense jamessaid the efforts are led by democracy and diplomacy. there's no elevated military status in the pacific region. >>> a high school is mourning the death of a teen who died in football practice. players were carrying a large 12-foot log above their heads when the heavy beam dropped. 16-year-old joshua malett was killed. >> it's not surprising if that happens. i could see this happening if it is not done correctly, because accidents happen, during football practice during the summer, they don't have pads on. >>> police interviewed the coaches and trainers who were at the practice and decided to classify it as an accident. >>> 5:47 a.m., two separate planes for jet blue had to make emergency landings because the flight attendants started to feel sick. the first flight ended up in buffalo. the pilot and two flight attendants received medical treatment. a plane taking off from fort lauderdale turned around for similar reasons. it is unclear what made the crew members sick or if the cases are

james mattis. >> i don't tell the enemy in advance what i'm going to do. >> reporter: the commander of north korea's army making a specific threat of his own. to launch missiles near the u.s. island of guam in the near future. the territory home to key military bases and 160,000 americans. >> this missile that they're talking about has been very unreliable. and they've never launched it in multiples in salvos. it could be a convenient excuse to test the missile program further. >> reporter: president trump's comments a load of nonsense, saying the president is a guy bereft of reason and only absolute force can work on him. the increasing threatening rhetoric coming as analysts believe scientists in north korea can produce miniature nuclear warheads that can fit inside the icbm missiles that kim jong un launched twice last month. and president trump saying it's time to stand up to the rogue nation. >> let's see what he does with guam. he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before, what will happen in north korea. >> reporter: emily row, abc news, washington. >> and the president's words are getting some mixed reaction at home and abroad. >>

a report says a plan to attack the island with four midrange missiles will be complete in mid-august. the threat came shortly after u.s. defense secretary jamesattis warned north korea to cease actions that would, quote, lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people. >>> protesters gathered in san francisco tonight to speak out against president trump and the possible threat of a nuclear war with north korea. the protest was organized by a group called refuse fa sister many. they are -- fascism. there are similar protests happening in other u.s. cities and in front of the white house today. >>> north korea's threat to attack guam is getting mixed reaction from people on the island. >> joining us now by telephone is karen gale. karen, you lived in guam. i'm curious, what is it like being there right now and are people worried and are you worried? >> actually, no. nobody's worried. everything is going, it's a beautiful day on guam, it's gorgeous. we are just more upset about the erroneous news report about how many americans live on guam. but other than that it's a normal day. we get threats like this often. so we're used to i

dan forest, the lieutenant-governor the rhode island, dan mckee, the former governor the of delaware, michael castle, the former governor the new jersey, jamesrmer governor of the pennsylvania and our great city of philadelphia, edwin rendell. thank you for speaking as independence hall. [ applause ] >> i'm also pleased to recognize congressman kyle wear ritty for join s us and members of the city council of philadelphia, mark squil will, lessry russell wednesdayer and is her relevant parker. thank you. [ applause ] >> we are joined by our great partner, the superintendent national historical park, cynthia mcleod. it is such a privilege which the architect of this great landmark new building robert a. stern and his associates join us. we're delighted you came. [ applause ] >> and we are also joined by the founder of intech construction who built this museum on time and on budget, will schwartz a new member of the board of the museum of the american revolution. we have guests from many places and we are -- we are so honored that leaders of museums and cultural institutions from across philadelphia are with us today. you are too numerous to su

island of guam and will ripley is joining us from beijing. barbara, these very deliberate statements issued bicey secreta of defense james mattis. >> you very seldom here from a secretary of defense and never casually. james mattis said in a statement to north korea, that it should discontinue any actions that would lead to an end to the regime and the destruction of its people. this is an effort to convince kim that he must give up this nuclear deterrence he thinks he has and that he cannot take these actions, especiallily after everyone saw the threat from north korea to attack guam. theoretical, real or not, it is a threat against the united states. that is what you're seeing a response to. at the end of this statement, secretary mattis also using some very deliberate words, he says that the combined allied militaries, which is really the united states, now possessed the most precise, rehearsed, and robust defensive and offensive capabilities on earth. he goes on to say, north korea will be grossly overmatched and would lose any conflict it initiates. this is the u.s. defense secretary spelling out what the u.s. can do to north korea. >> very s

island. >>> transgender service members will be allowed to serve in the military pending the results of a study. secretary of defense james mattis just made that announcement. this comes after president trump said that transgender americans will no longer be allowed to serve. he directed mattis to study the issue and determine how to implement it. mattis said the panel which he will establish will consist of experts within the defense department and department of homeland security. there's no timeline on how long the panel may take. >>> there's a push to keep california families together despite their immigration status. senator harris is trying to keep daca alive even though president trump has threatened to end the program. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: a lot of uncertainty an end to the "deferred action for childhood arrivals" program. it's been in place since 2012. it protects children brought to the u.s. illegally, protecting them from deportation. california has the most illegal immigrant children in the state 220,000. if the program was scrapped they would lose work permits and have to live with the threat of

defense secretary james mattis ones it would be "game if north korea fires missiles that hit the u.s. or its territories, including the pacific islandf guam. happen,out what would mattis cautioned against portraying his world as a virtual declaration of war. this comes as the general reassured south korea a diplomatic solution was a priority for trump and kim jong-un discussed funds for guam with his commanding officers mondayan inspection on as reported by state-run korean central news agency's. joining us from hong kong to discuss this further is bloomberg's jodie snyder how seriously should we take secretary mattis is remarks? because it seems like markets are replaced shrugging this off and rallying on the idea that those threats have been lessened to some degree. jodi: that's right. there does seem to be dismissed off today-- this risk but the comments in last 24 hours by the defense secretary and north korea seem to be just referring -- reaffirming things said earlier about reprisals if there was military action taken against them and the u.s. obviously looking at guam and the threat north korea had made today we have seen sou

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(james) the governor of guam is taking extra steps to ensure the people on the island are safe.s comes as the north korean military threatens to fire missiles around the u-s territory. their plan is to fire four missiles into guam waters sometime this month. the north korean military says, the move is meant to signal a crucial warning to the u-s. in a news conference early yesterday morning... guam governor, eddie baza calvo ... assured the more than 160- thousand people on the island ... that they are preparing for any eventuality. the joint information center in guam is giving out pamphlets ... warning residents to prepare for a quote 'imminent missile threat'. (robin) the trump administration is being hit with another 'sanctuary city' related lawsuit. california attorney general- <(dennis herra/san francisco city attorney): "this is a backdoor attempt coerce state and local governments to carry out federal immigration enforcement."(xavier becerra/california attorney general): "the trump administration has instituted policies that are not only reckless but illegal.">(robin) un

but the island has become so popular its services are struggling to cope with the numbers. jamesing in terms of roads and parkways and all the vital infrastructure which really does start to suffer because of this huge volume of visitors. skye has a unique and stunning combination of rivers, mountains and sea lochs, but now it‘s under increasing pressure from drive—through tourism. some of skye‘s most stunning locations are victims of their own success, suffering increasing road and path erosion. but, still, visitors are drawn to them. what do you think of what you‘ve seen so far? it's beautiful. i mean, just the landscape is amazing. the colours are beautiful. something you don't see anywhere else. i didn‘t imagine so many people, but, yeah, we were quite surprised by that. you know, you have the vast landscape you can walk and have the space, so, yeah. not so much space on skye‘s single—track roads. incidents like this are surprisingly common. and more people are coming to skye because they‘ve seen it on film. the problem at the moment is the car parking, disposal of waste, and

james man row h -- monroe highw. if you're headed out of town this morning, 50 on your way to the bay bridge looks really good. problem free in that kent island on 95 southbound down toward virginia beach pretty quiet. little congestion by 123 as usual. 66 inbound through vienna looks good. and northbound 95 fredericksburg to aquia at speed thent you hit a 10 minute delay from dale city to the occoquan. all metro rail lines are on time. i'll let you know if anything else changes. >> the annual fairfax county fire department fill the boot campaign kicks off today. the effort helps raise money for the muscular dystrophy association. starting today at 11 o'clock through monday september 4th labor day firefighters will be out with boots at intersections all over fairfax county asking for donations. last year they raised $521,000. >> coming up an emotional homecoming for the houston texans after tropical depression harvey tour through their home state. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back on a thursday morning. it is 6:31 right now. you're taking a live look of course at the white house on this clear thursday morning. hey, it's friday eve, everybody. we're a

island of guam are afraid of being caught in the middle of escalating tensions between the u.s. and north korea after it was announced north korea might attack the american territory. defense secretary james mad dog mattis with a warning of his owntelling the north to crete cease any possible actions, just as navy bombers were taking off from guam heading to the korean peninsula. >> the united states and some of you may disagree with us, but the united states is on the same page. whether it's the white house, the state department, the department of defense, we are speaking with one voice. and the world is in fact speaking with one voice. >> reporter: meantime, the communist nation also releasing a statement of its own pledging to make the u.s. pay dearly for all the heinous crimes it commits against the state and people of this country. >> whether they're conventional, whether they're nuclear or special forces, the message is very clear, don't test this white house. >> reporter: when asked whether or not he had any advice for those concerned about the increased rhetoric, secretary of state recollection tillerson said no -- rex tillerson said no, urging americans to sleep well tonight. in

island of guam are afraid being caught in the middle of escalating tensions between the us and north korea after pyongyang announced it might attack the strategically important american territory. defense secretary james mad dog matos warning of his own telling the north to cease any thoughts of possible actions that would be to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people. secretary matos salvo coming just as u.s. navy bombers taking off from anderson air force became in guam heading near the korean penn nine sewell l state department pushing back against claims that president trump and's remarks came as a surprise to those outside his immediate team. >> the united states and some of you may disagree with us but the united states is on the same page. whether it's the white house, the state department, the department of defense, we are speaking with one voice. and the world is in fact speaking with one voice. >> reporter: meantime, the communist nation also releasing a statement of its own pledging to make the us pay dearly for all the heinous crimes it commits against the state and people of this country. >> whether they're conventional, whether they're nuclear or special forces, so the me

but the island has become so popular its services are struggling to cope with the numbers. james shawmountains and sea lochs, but now it‘s under increasing pressure from drive—through tourism. some of skye‘s most stunning locations are victims of their own success, suffering increasing road and path erosion. but, still, visitors are drawn to them. what do you think of what you‘ve seen so far? it‘s beautiful. i mean, just the landscape is amazing. the colours are beautiful. something you don't see anywhere else. yeah, it's been lovely and everything is beautiful, but there are so many tourists that there isn't the infrastructure to deal with that, unless they manage it in some way. i fear that the prettiness will be damaged by all of us trudging through. i didn‘t imagine so many people, but, yeah, we were quite surprised by that. you know, you have the vast landscape you can walk and have the space, so, yeah. not so much space on skye‘s singletrack roads. incidents like this are surprisingly common. and more people are coming to skye because they‘ve seen it on film. the problem at the

island of guam into the ocean, 30 to 40 kilometers outside the u.s. air base on guam. they said it would be sent as a warning after approval from kim jong-un. secretary-general james mattis said further action by north korea could, quote, mean the end of the a submarine by itself can carry 200 warheads. north korea is estimated to have at most several dozen nuclear weapons. when "60 minutes" went aboard last month, they found they're extremely powerful. >> more powful than hiroshima. >> much more. >> up to 30 times more powerful. on any given day they're hide swrg in the world's oceans. >> if this boat were a country, you you'd be a nuclear power. >> that's true, yes, sir. >> president trump claims he has updated and modernized the nuclear arsenal says it's far stronger and more powerful than ever before. >> there's been no change? experts disputed the president's claim that any changes have occurred since he became commanders in chief. >> some of the numbers have gone down from where they were. vie his statements as much more posturing and trying to project strength. >> with or without improvement, kentucky alone can carry enough nuclear weapons to annihilate nor

, which is why defense secretary james mattis said yesterday that a shot at guam would "quickly escalate into war in the u.s. would not allow north korea to use as islandice." speak of this information given to us recently that kim jong-un has paused his intention of shooting anything in our direction. we find the silver lining around the cloud. >> officials here believe that the media has been overplaying the danger to the island. residents are used to the chest pumping from north korea, but admittedly any strike could cause significant damage, especially to the port of guam which service is not just this island but up to half a million residents around micronesia. >> the ocean and our railway and is our roadway in the pacific. we are concerned about what impact that could have on the ships that are coming into or out of guam. >> there's definitely a little in the storm if you will, but the conditional tones coming out of north korea suggests that there is a diplomatic solution possible. the joint chairman of the sea back staff does want to resolve this peacefully. >> bill: william, the latest on the ground there in guam. >> shannon: a president trump

james ) happening now... president trump is considering how the u-s will response after north korea launches another missile... this time over a japanese island has the details. nat sound...an early morning announcement in japan.north korea launched a missile tuesday morning local time, and it flew directly over japanese soil there was a chance it could hit land.the missile flew for nearly 15-minutes, eventually breaking into three pieces and dropping into the pacific ocean more than 700-miles off the coast of japan.bruce klingler/analyst "clearly this kind of behavior is very provocative, very risky. had the missile failed and landed in japan, that could have caused loss of life."president trump and japanese prime minister shinzo abe discussed the launch in a 40-minute phone conversation. abe later told a japanese broadcaster that mister trump said the u-s is fully standing behind japan.he said the two leaders spoke about strengthening the pressure on pyongyang with others in the international community, including russia and china. this most recent launch comes just days after pyongyang test-fired three ballistic missiles."they want to be re

anti-federalist papers, ratification of notes james madison took, you see the terms state and nation interchangeably. when we speak of the state of virginia, new hampshire, rhode island, they also referred to germany, france and spain as states as well. what we have to understand is we created 13 independent sovereign governments with the same authority and political function as germany, france or spain. they said we need to make this unified voice. we have looked through history, how europe works and need to fix the things that are not right over there. through that, we will create a constitutional republic bringing a confederation of the states and the constitution itself will create the federal government. the federal government did not exist until the constitution was ratified. not only that, there was a precarious moment prior to the ratification of the current constitution where we didn't have enough states to ratify. it was a pretty scary moment for those designing the constitution to we might not have a union at all. if that were to happen in the constitution were not ratified, then there would be no federal government. what we also have to realize is the con

island is a strategic base for the american military. the man we talked to says that he's confident his family and friends will be protected if there's trouble. ( james ) and now there are reports pointing out that san francisco could be within the range of a north korean missile.(robin) kron4's dan kerman shows us what the city is doing to prepare for a worst case scenario. sotnuclear war is really scary who would have thought that rhetoric over nuclear weapons between the leaders of the u.s and north korea would have escalated to this levelsotit sounds like more of a wwf standoffbut many in the bay area say both leaders are unstable and their hand on the button has them really concerned.sot i am worried about it and i hope someone in the government can find some sensible means of talking to president trump and getting us out of this situation.in san francisco, the department of emergency management says it takes an all hazards appraoch which means plans are in place for any type of emergencysot francis zamora/ s.f. department of emergency management 38-48by preparing for all hazards we can adjust all concepts and apply them to anything that can hap