he rented it to a woman named libby hayes. she was one of our more long-term madams that worked out of this house. she was here from about 1900 to 1912. we call this the libby hayes house because she was here the longest. libby was the madam in this house. she had a lot of girls who work with her here in the house. they came and went but she always stayed. she moved out in 1912 and died shortly thereafter. she was young when she died. she was only 34 years old. she died from cancer of the uterus, probably from her line of work. libby grew up in kentucky then came out west at an early age with her sisters. it was mattie, hattie, and libby that worked in this red light district. her sisters worked in the same line of business. they lived just down the street and worked out of a house down the street. libby died at 34. her sister also died very young at twenty-something. also from probably venereal disease that was a result of her work here in this district. the older sister lived to be 90 something. she died in 1964. after this

libby: huge props to u.s. agm.hired a satellite strategy team that has done a great job in creating a resilient satellite network coverage for us. even good satellite companies are going to be crushed in this 5g expansion because there is so much bandwidth on the spectrum. everybody is going to get squeezed as the world comes on to 5g. these really smart people went about going to all the other satellite providers and basically mismatching, like knitting together a comprehensive coverage map. i feel like it is pretty good. i hope it will be sustainable. the reality is -- people who want this information, they will find a way to get it and we will be there in any form that they want it. we have adapted in real time to all kinds of dissemination tactics. in the cantonese area, we heard they were playing youtube on a -- were playing our shows on bluetooth on buses. we were pushing that out until it was disabled. we just try to be everywhere the audience wants to consume us. our job is to be there. >> mike anderson, re

libby: it certainly makes the dynamic more dynamic.elcomee he is going to having an ally in boris johnson. i do not think from our perspective and the market do not see, i expectations for anything revelatory out of the g7. one thing going back to trade that will be interesting to see is can they come to an agreement about the trade communique or not. if they can, that shows you how different open approach president trump is taking on trade policy and could be previewing things to come. as we were talking about, there was a looming deadline for auto tariffs. primarily against europe in november. does this set the groundwork for president trump to move forward with that? i do not think we can rule that out. shery: we will be looking closely at what he says in europe. libby cantrill, director of .ublic policy at pimco ahead, my interview with presidential candidate marianne williamson. this is bloomberg. ♪ spoke to presidential candidate marianne williamson yesterday and here is what she had to say about the economy. ms. williamson: i th

libby: i notice a lot p i'm sorry.ause] arnold now teaches in china. >> i don't have to introduce myself. thank you. over the last 10 years or so, especially in comparison to voice of america. feedback do you get and how do you determine the impact you are having with the hong kong story now especially with the hong kong community? i as at notice vietnam target nation in the list you provided. >> absolutely vietnam is a target country of ours. we have a very strong vietnamese service -- new service. it is a terrible situation there. have zero. they are in prison. your first question was, do i think -- i get called into the chinese embassy here where i get lectures for being a blood traitor. i'm 100% chinese. from them ir consider to be a huge complement. i explain how we choose our news. news information into the stream that was not there. to the people, if you cover the news that we could go out of business, we put on whatever we can afford to. to cover an enormous amount of information the chinese state keeps away fr

a25—year—old man is arrested on suspicion of murdering the universities didn't libby squire in wholele in february. more allegations about prince andrew's links with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. bingham palace is anyjustin of impropriety with minors is categorically wrong. donald trump cancels a state visit to denmark after the danish prime minister said greenland is not for sale. and that 11:30pm we will be taking a review of via papers. stay with us for that. —— the papers. hello, good evening. borisjohnson is making his first overseas trip as prime minister to germany has declared in the presence of angela merkel that the uk wants a brexit deal, but that the government cannot accept the irish backstop. the backstop guarantees an open border on the island of ireland if there is no trade agreement after brexit, and it's part of the withdrawal deal drawn up by the eu and theresa may. mrs merkel has repeatedly said that deal cannot be renegotiated. but, she did appear today open to mr johnson coming up with some kind of alternative to the backstop in as little as 30 days

libby cantrell the head of public policy at pimco ron insana, nice to see you both libby, good to have a head of public policy on a day and a week and months when everything is being drink ven by policy. what do you do this week >> our view as it relates to china, things are likely to get worse before it gets better. our base case is you will see the president move forward with the 10% of tariffs then it's a question of do things similar her at that point or escalate. you can't rule out escalation. >> ron, if that, in fact, happens, what is the market going to look like >> i don't know. it's funny, in the pre interview i shared with your producer, i said the world is lousy and the stock markets don't care that much the bond markets do. >> they do. >> the u.s. is not lousy. >> the uk just had a contraction in growth and they're going to crash out of the eu on october 31st hong kong is having a political and economic crisis. venezuela we have an embargo and a blockade around. we have north korea which someone said in the prior show is low on the list of worries and yet there are provocat

and he actually rented it to a woman whose name was libby hayes . she was one of our more long-term madams that worked out of this house. she was here from 1900 to 1912. we call this the libby hayes house because of her, because she was here the longest. in thisthe madame house. she had a lot of girls that worked with her in the south. they came and went but she stayed. she moved out in 1912 and then died shortly thereafter. she was young when she died, only 34 years old. uterusd of cancer of the , possibly from her line of work. andy grew up in kentucky came out west at an early age with her sisters, maddie, maddie, so it was hattie and libby. they left here in the red light district and worked just down the street. at 34. she died her sister died at the age -- she died at 34. 20's --er died in the of her20's, as result work here in this district. their older sister, maddie, lived to be 90 something. she died in 19 624. -- she died in 19 624 - moved to casper, wyoming. we know about other prominent women, emma wilson. but we do not was have the sto

. >> mayor libby shaf joins us in studio. >> plus from student to teacher to volunteer. why sister noel is being honored today. >> today's checking out to be a beautiful afternoon across the bay area. you can see blue skies out there. temperatures cooler compared to yesterday at this time. we'll show you that and the weekend forecast coming up. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> welcome back we have a special guest in our studio because there's a lot going on in the city of oakland. >> mayor libby shaf is here to talk about the city. first we want to talk about the great pave and its push to lay out 100 new roads. that's a big undertaking. >> well

oakland councilman is calling on mayor libby schaaf and police to get tougher on people that illegally dump track near homes and businesses. people in the fruitvale and east oak land flat lands neighborhood say between the homeless catches and illegal dumping and break-ins, business is down 25%. they are call on police to be aggressive to make the streets cleaner and safer. est oakland collective connecting homeless people to services says more police is not the solution. >> look at job training and work force development, offer harm reductions address any drug and mental health issues, tackle those service basis and humanity needs before you look at more police. >> under mayor libby schaaf, the city looked to increase services and has moved some catches into tough shed communities as a temporary measure. >>> a warning this morning about credit card skimmers found san mateo county at a gas station. chevron employees found three on monday at the gas station on woodside road in woodside. authorities don't know how long the skimmers were there in the gas pumps. they are used to steal cred

libby, great to have you with us what do you make of reports about a possible pay roll tax cut, and do you think congress would democrats, it's interesting because eamon was saying the administration is making clear to say there's no recession on the horizon, yet they might be behind the scenes advocating for some sort of pay roll tax cuts. the democrats on the other hand have an interest in saying the economy is weak, yet their likelihood of bailing trump out seems low. >> exactly it's not unusual for an administration to be brainstorming about possible ways to combat a possible recession. you know, for what it's worth, pimco doesn't see a recession necessarily over the next 12 months as likely, but i think this should be expected. now, white house brain storming is very different from actually seeing this pass congress. and i think there is very little chance that we see a pre-emptive tax cut pass its way through the house or the senate, for that matter i'm not shower that majority leader mitch mcconnell would be supportive of more deficit financing at this point when the economy is

we now can tell the story of libby. about ellen story and other prominent women, ml wilson.e often do not have the stories behind these women who lived more transient lifestyles like prostitutes. it gives us an excuse to dig into the stories and flesh them out whereas we might have the -- not have the opportunity to do that. we have been excited to learn some ofut libby hayes, these women who lived and worked in this house and district. we find that their lives are fascinating and they had rich, full lives just like ellen story and emma wilson did. they contributed to the supported they church, the library. the elementary school was located just down the street. you can see it from here. this district was integral to the town and community and these women were as well. we try to separate them, segregate them from this town, but they were part of this town and helped to build this town just like any other women who were living here. in this house there are usually on the census records about five girls who worked here altogether. it was not a house with a lot of working girls

the bad road conditions in oakland says that a long time issue in that city will hear from mayor libby shaft her plans to fix all the potholes. >>a train derails in sacramento injuring more than 2 dozen people crews still working to remove the train from the area, we'll have the latest on the investigation into what happened. >>and a cashless store band is now in effect in san francisco. we'll check in with affected businesses. >>and you want to skip the commercials and get more news during the break make sure you are streaming us on kron on go are streaming us on kron on go to town on at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. family is all togetherect... and we switched to

oakland mayor, libby schaaf is among the list of speakers. >>> the head of u.s.protection is defending last week's immigration raids in mississippi. hundreds of agents rated 7 food plant last wednesday and took nearly 700 into federal custody. acting commissioner mark morgan says the sweeps took place to protect immigrants who were targeted. >> these individuals seeking a better life of being exploited by the cartels to come here and whence they come into the united states are further exploited by united states companies by paying them reduced wages. >> democrats continue to criticize the rates. presidential candidate, carmela harris called the sweet part of the trump administration's "campaign of terror." >> nancy pelosi is back after leading a delegation about the causes of immigration. that they travel to guatemala, el salvador and honduras. they met with all sectors of community from government leaders to social activist. the return to the united states yesterday and made a final spot stop at an immigration center in mcallen texas where speaker pelosi critici

some companies, as physicians warn breaking news, 25—year—old man arrested in suspicion of murdering libbye stockpiling of medicines by some companies, as physicians warn of a possible disruption to supply in case of no deal. what started out as a silly summer story turns into a diplomatic row president trump cancels a state visit to denmark, after its prime minister said greenland is not for sale. thousands of homeless children are growing up in shipping containers and empty office blocks england's children's commissioner says it's a scandal. and coming up the british actor, tom holland, may not return to the big screen as spider man, because a fresh deal can't be reached over the character. the future of the hs2 rail line has been thrown into doubt after the government announced an independent review into the project. hs2 is planned to provide a high speed rail link between london, the midlands and northern england. it's the biggest infrastructure project in the uk, and more than seven billion pounds has already been spent on it. but the transport secretary grant shapps has refused to ru

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. >> reporter: dict officials have filled the principal openings, the mayor libby schaaf is checking in with the teachers and the students in their classrooms. >>> a medical examiner is waiting for more information before releasing the cause of death for jeffrey epstein. he died by apparent suicide in his jail cell over the weekend. we have more on the conspiracy theories swirling around the nation's capitol. >> the results have not he been released. that's doing lull to stop the twefers. >> reporter: it is still a mystery what happened inside of the walls of this federal prison in manhattan. did jeffrey epstein commit suicide. he was found unresponsive in his cell. an autopsy has been performed witnesses by one of the most famous medical examiners in the country, this morning veteran attorneys in new york are still stunned. >> how can a man that just tried to kill himself a couple of weeks before this, who is the most high profile individual in that facility able to kill himself? five days after getting off suicide watch. >> reporter: there are reports that there have been staffing

was over the veil of the oppressed people have a martin luther king and continue to keep the mc rove libby defense that what everybody thought about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. am. the health care walk is a bill train targeted for the task that attempts to skin white and the patient is asked reportable to feel it. so in some way could be an organism that's producing the next one to walk. over the last 20 is more than 14000000 people have been cured of leprosy and the number of new detective cases this fall and dramatically but in the last decade progress is stagnated threatening our chances of completely eradicating the disease i'm dr louise paling and i'm here in cambodia to see how a new is 0 transmission strategy is being used to track down and treat potential sufferers in the hope that leprosy can be wiped out unfold. leprosy is a chronic infection caused by the bacteria mycobacterium lepper a disease spreads in droplets of nasal mucus between people in close and frequent contact it damages peripheral nerves and as the disease progresses nerves swell hands fee

mayor libby shaf will announce. >>> it's not going to be a smooth commute for many of you.ake a look at our trouble spots. northbound 101 at caesar chavez you are blocked and that delay is going to start to stretch out. over to the east bay. they've finally cleared the accident that was westbound on highway 24. however, the delays still live on unfortunately as you are leaving walnut creek this morning. this accident still in play with the hov lane blocked there. the delays and slow travel times stretch all the way to the dublin interchange. you might consider taking 84 westbound instead this morning if you are coming through the altamonte pass. all through the south bay this is going to be a problem throughout the morning. i don't think they're going to recover. >>> one lane is blocked and on 880 at 101 blocking things up northbound on the nimgmets. >> okay. emily it's a foggy start to the day. here's a live look attro cam l east. here's ourlin foggy camera this morning and now let's check out our san jose cam and you can see the gray start and in san jose right now it's 7

we can continue to keep the mc rove libby defense. about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour on live from my headquarters in doha with me and as we're proud of coming up in the next 60 minutes on issues a strong warning of the end is decision to revoke kashmir special status as the disputed beijing remains under lockdown. venezuela accuses the u.s. of economic terrorism following new financial sanctions aimed at president.

a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering hull university student libby squire.weeks after she disappeared on february the ist following a night out. hundreds of police officers and members of the public were involved in an extensive search after the 21—year—old was reported missing. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: british prime minister, borisjohnson, is heading to paris for brexit talks with french president emmanuel macron. the white house is proposing to change long—standing rules on the detention of migrants to allow families to be held indefinitely while their future is decided. more allegations about prince andrew's links with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. buckingham palace says any suggestion of impropriety with minors is categorically untrue. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian which, like several of the front pages, leadson german chancellor angela merkel‘s suggestion that an alternative to the irish backstop plan could be foun

. >>> frustrated and fed up, oakland councilman guyio is calling on libby schaaf and the police tougher on people that dump trash near homes and businesses. between the homeless encampments, illegal dumping and break ins, business has been down 25%. councilman guyio is calling on the mayor and police to be more aggressive to make the streets cleaner and safer. east oak land collective says more police is not the answer. >> look at job force training and offer harm reduction, address drug and mental health issues, tagel those service basis and humanity needs first before you look at more police. >> under mayor libby schaaf the city of oakland tried to increase services and moved some of the end camp -- encampments in to tough shed communities. >>> charges will be dropped against austin vincent. he faces multiple charges for the until attack. others came forward accusing him of pulling a knife on them as they were getting in to a ride share in february. his public defender says there is proof he was in southern california resulting in the dropped charges. >>> hundreds of people were at a

some schools will be visited by the superintendent and mayor libby schaaf and hundreds of students willschool supplies. the mayor and the superintendent at the unified school district will be holding a backpack give away. visiting classrooms, meeting with teachers and new students to celebrate the start of the school year. organizations came together to make the give away happen. the district is dedicated to creating a learning environment for every student to thrive. the give away starts at hoover elementary school, 300 kids there will get a harrington, k news. >>> russia's media oversight agency is making demands on google. the service for supervision says the russian government will retaliate against google if it does not stop users from posting unsanked political protests on youtube, a google subsidiary. weeks of rallies over moscow's council election. saturday's demonstration attracted 50,000 people in the largest turnout at a moscow protest this several years. >>> hong kong's airport canceled all remaining flights today after thousands of pro democracy protesters crowded in to the

it has the number to mayor libby schaaf's office. these warning signs are >> there was one here, one on the next pole there. there's still some over there. most of the ones i see, i took them down already. it's not a good message. >>> in a statement the oakland police department said it shares the neighborhood and community concern regarding an increase in street robberies and say they've taken several steps including increased patrols, security checks and report reviews in and near the neighborhood. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them by joining our better bay area on facebook. >>> some of your clearly partied hard at outside lands. sunglasses, phones, car key, handbag, that's pretty normal. but why is a graphing calculator among the items in the lost and found. outside lands posted a list of unclaimed items online where owners can file a claim. we'll include a link on our website, abc7news.com, if you have to find the limit of -- what did we find the limit of? the limit of pi? cosign x? i

a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering hull university student libby squire. of ryanair passengers could face disruption, after pilots in the uk started a 48—hour strike, in a dispute over pay and conditions. it comes after the airline failed in its legal attempt to block the action. 0ur reporter leigh milner is at stansted airport for us this morning. this is the airline's main base. in fa ct, this is the airline's main base. in fact, just looking here i can see there are 15 scheduled flights from this airport before 8am this morning. that is in comparison to two or three from manchester, bristol and edinburgh. when i was checking in this morning, it was very, very busy. as you can imagine, plenty of people taking full advantage of the summer holidays. now, we are expecting delays and despite these delays, you will be advised to go to your local airport u nless advised to go to your local airport unless you've been told otherwise. and to minimise disruption, ryanair are actually drafting and pilots from elsewhere in europe. if you're wondering why your flight

>>we'll say politics oakland mayor libby shaft is it a crime for today and talk about some key issues facing oakland in the state in general. chef says the number one issue is homelessness and that oakland has new solutions that are working. >>that is our biggest issue and it's not just unique to oakland and san francisco. the big cities in california, the 13 largest cities all over 300,000 people every single mayor signed onto a letter to the governor stating that homelessness is our number one issue. i'm honored that the governor actually tapped me a few weeks ago to be one of only 7 elected officials to serve on his advisory council on this issue we're going to be having our first hearing in the death toll, the first week of september. now i i think part of what he wanted me to bring is a sense of trying new things and oakland has tried come to new things in recent months, one is our cabin community program. it is now served more than 300 unsheltered residents and 50% have them have accident too permanent housing. another 16% into transitional housing programs that you mean by kevi

san francisco mayor london green, mayors libby schaaf and -- all among the mayors who called for the senate to reconvene. libby mcconnell hopes it will consider legislation in the fall pick the president indicated he might be open to legislation on stronger background checks after meeting with shooting survivors. >> the enthusiasm of love, respect and also double as let's see if we can get something done and republicans and democrats want to do it. >> the house passed two bills that would expand background checks for gun sales earlier this year. another proposal would expense uncle so-called red flag laws. the laws are already in fact in effect in california and other states. >>> people ran for their lives during the give our garlic shooting and left vehicles behind can get the cars back today. christmas elk park is a crime scene but drivers can still go to the park and speak to security at the entrance to get their cars. if you don't have a car in the parking lot, you're asked to stay with area. the police and fbi say it may take several weeks for the park to reopen. >>> ktvu will t

libby schaaf is among the list of scheduled speakers. >>> happening today, a fund raiser in gilroy for shooting victims. proceeds will be donated to familys that lost loved ones two weeks ago. free meals will be available to anyone at the festival when the shooting occurred two. groups, moms demand action and every town for gun safety will be there to pass out information about ending gun violence. >>> john legend flew to dayton, ohio on his twitter page, john said he visited businesses in the oregon district where the shooting occurred two weeks ago. he said all of the businesses are open again and it's more important than ever to come together to support local communities. the mayor of dayton, thanked john ledge who he happened grew up in springfield, 25 miles northeast of dayton. >>> an emotional couple of days for hyatt , the 36-year-old man from lodi who spent 14 years behind bars for terrorism crimes. his attorneys insist he did not commit. he was released yesterday because the judge ruled he did not have adequate legal council. he was convicted for training in a pakistani terror

200 mayors urging him to reconvene the senate. 22 mayors signed the letter including london breed, libby schaaf and san la cardo. >> anyone can buy a gun in any other city. >> state and victimize our residents. we need national leadership. mayors are willing to step up. >> mitch mc connell says legislation will be front and center once the senate is back in session in september. there are currently 2 proposed bills that would expands background checks. the house passed the bills earlier this year. >>> another proposed bill congress is about to consider is a so called red flag bill, it would encourage states to adopt laws to let authorities take guns away from people believed to be a danger to themselves or others. california and 16 other states and washington dc have similar laws. the federal proposal would not force states to enact a law but it would hold back grant money if they don't take action. >>> zoom of the most significant gun legislation was passed years ago, the brady bill passed in 1993, requires background checks and a five- day waiting period when you buy from a licensed de

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. >>> the first day of school for students at oakland unified and the mayor libby schaaf walked the halls of one school part of a highly anticipated merger. the high school had a massive waiting list but now the district has expanded the campus to include westlake middle school. >> i'm excited to support this superintendent as the momentum builds for huge increases in high school graduation. this has an expanded campus and allows families to get students into this very high performing high school. >> students were treated to a backpack giveaway to start the year was shiny new supplies. oakland unified is short some teachers following a tumultuous year that included a strike. kpix5 has jackie ward with the situation. did it improve to encourage people to teach in oakland? >> i thought, what am i getting into? a little white girl from livermore? then, i walked into the school. >> reporter: lorraine starts her 22nd school yeareaches tran kindergarten at prescott elementary. did you see the people in that room? that's half of why i come back. >> reporter: the other half is her 4-year-old and

city officials say the goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emission >>> oakland mayor libby shaft could be into the $1000 after the ethics commission found her mayoral campaign accepted donations over the legal limit. an investigation by the commission that west partners llc donated $2400 more to shafts campaign for mayor than the legal limit of $800. initially investigators recommend shaft turnover the extra money to the city's general fund and pay a $600,. yesterday commissioners voted to raise the potential fine $1000 shaft responded to the statement, though campaign donors are generally was danceable for complying with oakland's campaign-finance post, we recognize the stronger safeguard measures should be implemented to ensure we never unknowingly processed any contributions that may violate these rules. >>> the jump campaign and republican party suing california. the new state lotto requires that candidates to release tax returns to appear on the california ballot. the act was signed by governor gavin newsom last week. the lawsuit names not long is constitutional. >>> the stock mar

between libby wanted to pinpoint alpha kill and know a little bit more about them then we need to look at something like that if this is high resolution they. couldn't they may she is absolutely amazing the detail you can feel incredible each one of the pitfalls. and the meter wide so we need to choose the right technology and the one in which way for our particular purpose. equally important is the number of times a satellite passes over the same location the more often it does the more the sites can be monitored one satellites going around the earth and the earth spins beneath it and you would cover the entire earth typically in something like a month so to go back to an image of the same spot again it'll be a month later and so you can have monthly snapshots of the suspected site if you put a 2nd satellite 180 degrees apart and they orbit like that and you can go to. this is often essential with the radar satellite we've got to revisit round about 6 days of moment so it's a real improvement if you put a constellation of satellites in place it massively increases the the revisit time

a man's tonight been arrested on suspicion of murdering the hull university student libby squire. 0urt they arrested a 25—year—old man earlier today, he is currently being questioned by detectives. 21—year—old student libby went missing following a night out with friends in february. a disappearance grips the community here. vigils took place and posters were put up around the city. at one stage at around the city. at one stage at around 200 students gathered in the rain hasa around 200 students gathered in the rain has a show of solidarity and support. hundreds of police officers and members at the public were involved in an extensive search of the area where she was laughing. 1110 till six weeks later they set her body was found in the estuary near the point. we were told tonight the family lived in buckinghamshire continue to receive support from specially trained officers and have been updated on the arrest. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is... boris johnson is meeting angela merkel in berlin. the german leader suggested he has to find workable a

. >>> the oak land public ethics commission is scheduled to vote on whether to impose finance on libby schaaf's campaign for accepting donations over the legal limit. real estate company 11 west partners donated $3200 to the campaign which is $2400 more than the legal limit of 800. investigators have recommended that the mayor'campaign turnover the $2400 to the city's general fund and pay a $600 fine. >>> pay for tickets will be a thing of the past at several bart stations. the transit agency will make slipper cards the only ticketing option to buy at 19th street the oakland, you can use paper tickets that have already been purchased but can no longer buy the paper option. the other stations will join the program then downtown berkley. bart says the goal is to eliminate the sale of paper tickets system wide by next year. >>> a man is celebrating his birthday by giving back to the community. up next, how he managed to raise thousands of dollars that will go towards helping the homeless. >>> it takes a village to help the housing crisis. coming up the unique program allowing inmates to l

at the bottom the number to mayor libby schaaf's office.ren't sitting well with some residents. >> most of the one i see, i took them down already. it's not a good message. >> in a statement the oakland police department says it shares the community concern regarding an increase in street robberies and says they've taken steps including increased patrol, security checks in that neighborhood. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. >>> in san francisco, so-called red carpet lanes are designated for taxis and public transit only. these lanes are the reason a group of small business owners has taken on the san francisco metropolitan transportation commission. >> reporter: it has been a good living, owning one of the few car washes in san francisco. for cory and his brother, syphons business at geary boulevard without major hassles for almost three decades. not so much. now, not so much. since the beginning of this year it restriped the right lane for taxis and buses only with plans to paint it red. merchants including jose

mayor libby shaft because o'quinn is on this list that year ago and then israeli gave out she also responded she saying unfortunately it looks like trump's or isis bashing of american cities has provided new talking points for foreign governments are some of the other cities on that list, oakland stocked in baltimore and detroit. cleveland, memphis tennessee, birmingham, alabama. and atlanta. so reaction is coming in from all over the country. here's margaret your take usually if you travel and i've seen terrorist in europe. the advise us to be careful. what's your take now that the shoe was on the other foot. >>you just have to be aware of your surroundings and if you see something say something if you. know of someone that you're just a little bit. you know is it embarrassing is public english, it's very embarrassing for i think of a majority of americans to think that people wouldn't i think that they're welcome here in our country. yes to and i can tell you they're not telling people not to show up they just telling people. >>to be very careful when they arrive so this is just a the advi

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but to libby and victor boyce, cameron will forever be their baby boy. >> we were extremely, extremelyse. he's who i would go to for things. he was, you know, truly one of the loves of my life. and he always will be. >> how are you doing right now? >> we're hangin' in there. we have rough days. and we have some moments where, you know, we're celebrating his life and just thinking about what an amazing 20 years we had. today cameron's parents are speaking for the first time since their son's sudden passing. >> there's nothing -- nothing like this in the world that you could ever prepare for. >> it's really sinking in that he's never gonna walk in the door. i've been havin' dreams about him, like, every night. last night, i had another one about him. and i was thinking, "oh, wow. he's -- he's here." and then i woke up. and, of course, he's not. and so, it's been really bad. >> reporter: cameron passed away in his sleep on july 6th. the los angeles coroner determined the cause as sudden unexpected death in epilepsy. >> the night he passed away, we were out to dinner with him just hours be

cameron boyce's parents, libby and victor, speaking publicly for the first time since the disney star's sudden death. >> somewhere between the last text he sent me and the morning, he was gone. >>> their final conversation, and how they're keeping their beloved son's legacy alive. >>> and the massive cliff collapse caught on camera. rocks plunging 200 feet into the water, narrowly missing these kayakers. now what they're saying about this incredible close call. >>> glad the kayakers are okay. good morning, america on this thankful thursday and we're not just here in times square. no, no, no, no. "gma" also live -- look at that beautiful city. chicago. >> yeah. take a look. there's our "gma" rv on the move driving past that oh so famous skyline, and so many gathered there on north avenue beach to celebrate along with us. we have a big surprise for someone very special coming up. >> i love the music. ♪ >> look at that. >> oh! >> we cannot wait for that. can't wait to check in with chicago, and that surprise you mentioned coming up here. >>> first, we have that breaking news from overnight

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mayor libby schaff and they're going to oversee the giveaways of backpacks and school supplies to some of those students. >>> caught on camera. a mountain lion walking through a backyard on the peninsula. take a look at this. pretty good video of a mountain lion in san bruno's rolling wood neighborhood. san bruno. big cat jumps the fence. prowls around right in front of the camera. not camera shy. police are reminding people in the area to keep an eye on pets and small children especially at feeding times which are dusk and dawn. don't leave food outside and avoid hiking, jogging or biking alone. >>> different creature to tell you about now. this little guy was found on the sidewalk in foster city today. foster city police snapped this picture and tweeted it out. you recognize this turtle, give them a call. the turtle is about 6 inches long but they say has very strong and fast feet. fast-footed turtle. right now he's safe at the peninsula humane society. >>> we are just one day away from a spectacular sight in the sky. the perseid meteor shower happening tomorrow. you got to be a nigh

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at the bottom, the number to mayor libby schaaf's office for more information. >> it was one here. one on next pole there. it's still some over there, but like most of the ones i see i took down already is not -- it's not a good message. >> charles jones says there have been some incidents but overall his neighborhood isn't dangerous. these signs though he says could be. >> when you put up a sign like this and you got somebody who don't know the neighborhood, don't know the residents, don't know the history, don't know the culture, and they're a victim of a crime or afraid of being a victim of a crime, they might want to arm themselves, might want to try and protect they self. we don't need a bunch of scary inexperienced you know, untrained people running around here with fire arps. you know what i mean. >> oakland police wouldn't comment on the sign buzz other neighbors worry what an increased police presence could mean. >> the people who they usually identify as the suspects are people who just like them, black people of color. >> charles says it's a reflection of tension between

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for it this year with the money they've spent dortmund meanwhile i think a little bit like liverpool libby very happy to win the domestic title and they'd be willing to throw away the champions league if they could do that but they've made some great signings to have definitely strength and the problem is some of the english teams have a strength of more than man city i'm not sure what so i barcelona barcelona about what is that right there throwing money at everything everything in the mire of my mom as well so that i mean which is frankly ridiculous logic what are they going to do with neymar when i can say i've tried to draw in 11 this barcelona. what messages sent back of them are you i don't know what the hell they're doing appears gee i don't know what their plan at p.s.g. is like a disaster in the offing that they've hit the wall their project they don't know what to do but this is the thing i mean if when the boy and i have any success they've got to be delighted barcelona and city who have endless wells of cash and they do it i'm not convinced they can so this actually wells of ca