. >> anthony: what is liming?our version of hanging out, you know. >> anthony: right. >> lashaun: you're with friends, you're chilling that's liming. >> anthony: is alcohol involved? chances if you're liming you're sipping. >> lashaun: most probably, i mean you can lime without beer. >> anthony: what about the rum? i haven't had any rum here. how does one drink rum here and which rum should i be drinking? does one drink on the rocks or mixed? >> lashaun: so one drinks it with coke. >> anthony: with coke?!? >> lashaun: yeah rum and coke. >> anthony: but the rum is supposed to be really, really good here. what do i want to mess it up with coke for? okay we've established what liming is what's whining? >> lashaun: the technical term is the sick abduction of the hips. and it's a style of dance and if you're not used to the culture you don't understand what it means. you can interpret it the wrong way. when you see it for the first time, you can think it's seductive. you can think it's sexual. but people can whine on e

i don't understand why they excluded lime. then you give jump exclusive rights to run electric bikes. what about the other companies? they really try to do something good in the community. i'm gone. >> chairman brinkman: next speaker, please. >> hi there. i'm brad wilford and i'm here today because i rely on bike share to get around san francisco, as well as my personal bike. i was hit by a car on howard street, where the sfmta delayed short-term improvements. i heard a board member say, i don't know how we can move faster. i'm here today because i'm excited about the improvements that we are moving forward with on howard, thompson and embarcadero. i think bike share is a key piece of this. we started an advocacy organization called our bikes. we have 870 signatures of people that use bike share. we were disappointed to learn that the sfmta removed two permits for bike share. when supervisor stefani came in, she asked for more public outreach. we rely on this system, so we really want the permits to move forward and not be unp

lime didn't get one of those permits.y are appealing and saying the selection process was simply unfair. lime adds it's being punished for putting its scooters on the street without asking for permission first. >>> a long night at cupertino city hall. the council is considering the future of the valco shopping center. the meeting went until 2:00 in the morning and continues this evening. it started about 25 minutes ago and we expect a decision at some point tonight. >>> a big comeback tonight as one of the bay area's destination restaurants celebrates a grand reopening. they show the chef back in the kitchen of manresa restaurant in los gatos. it was closed in july because of a fire. while the repairs took two months, the owner says the staff has been busy creating new menus. >>> i still haven't been. >> neither have i. we have to go. >> maybe we go this week. >>> a new movie bringing together basketball great lebron james and oakland super star director ryan coogler. we'll explain. distance relationship. this is long dis

in a statement sent to us, lime says as a new mode of transportation still in its infancy, the norms of proper riding are still evolving. we are nonetheless committed to working with cities to ensure that electric scooter sharing becomes a sustainable mode of transpour fashion for residents and visitors. >> god bless oakland for trying. >> reporter: until the rules are enforced, michelle is keeping an eye out for scooter on the sidewalk. >> it's dangerous. >> reporter: city staff still need to come up with a permit application process and that could take a number of weeks. and councilmember rebecca kaplan says if these scooter companies fail to comply with the new rules, the city can revoke their permit. that's the latest here in oakland. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, melissa. could a kidnapper make it to cross-examine his person in court. the judge is going to allow it. >> what the company just handed over to the feds. >> today will be the last of the cool temperatures. 72 in san jose now. get ready for a ten degree warm up tomorrow into the 80s with 90s as we

week we take you inside berkeley's sky deck, a business accelerator responsible for companies like lime. they're making a lot of green for cal. net gear's ceo patrick lowe sits down to talk about the house of the future and an expert in education wonders why college teaches our children things they don't need to know. our reporters this week, jennifer elias from the business journal and mark million, of bloomberg, this week on "press:here." >>> good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. i had to take apart the family room the other day in preparation for a little home remodeling and started unhooking our home internet router and i was struck how many things use wi-fi. computers, two laptops, one desktop, but two ipads, three iphones, two televisions, we have a roku and apple tv and xbox, security cameras, we have the home security system, the solar panels and alexa and a google home. that is in the laundry room. all of them using wi-fi, all running through a net gear router. i thought, let's talk to the founder of netgear, patrick lowe, what may be the most important thing in the house. patrick is

. >>> lime has filed a formal appeal.mpany claims there was significant bias in the selection process. lime says sfmta changed its rules two days before the permits were due. late last month they awarded only two scooter permits to companies called scoot and skip not bird or lime. the organization has not commented on lime's appeal. >> keeping union square a retail destinati destination. legislation to ban them from occupying the first three floors. nonretail spaces are allowed on ground floors only if they offer services to the general public. offices are currently permitted on every floor aboveground floors. >>> there's a house on the move in texas. check this out. it's the oldest home in plano, texas, built in 1861. it was going to be demolished so a family bought it and they're moving it across town. residents raised about $500,000 to move the structure. that is not a small house. that could not be easy to move that. >> that's incredible. >> that's an engineering feat. >> for sure. >> drew's back in house with us. >>

makes me hungry. >> anthony: serve with a little lime and salt, maybe some chili sauce.that's good. some unexpected last words. >> ngu quoc thanh: on behalf of people in hue, thank you for your coming. >> anthony: thank you for having me. >> ngu quoc thanh: we wish you would have a blessed trip, safe and sound and success. >> anthony: thank you. >> ngu quoc thanh: i learned many things from american. i still remember some poems such as "stopping by woods on a snowy evenings." i can sing it. >> anthony: please. >> ngu quoc thanh: yeah? sometime drink a lot of beer i forgot. whose woods are these are i think i know. this house is in the village though. he cannot see me stopping here to watch these woods fill up with snow. my little horse must think it queer to stop without a farmhouse near. between the woods and frozen lake the darkest evening of the year. he gives his harness bell a second to ask if there's some mistakes. the only other sound's of easy wind and downy flake. and something like. >> anthony: bravo! >> ngu quoc thanh: however, yeah. >> linh: so, we wish you h

lime juice and pan fried. >> now, this is good. >> oh, that's looking good.m the other side of the water there. >> yes. >> this is casaba. >> pan fried bread? wow, what a spread here. >> and you can use your hands. >> good. the rice, i'll need help. um, good. >> what do you think of the casaba? >> lovely. the rice is great, too. >>> whatever your feelings on revolutions, it is probably worth remembering that they start in places like this. people talking. and when they are won, they are often won by people who sat at the feet of the original planners, people who look like this. >>> look at all these kids. >> watch out. future revolutionaries. >> new ideas coming in that change things come from them. think about it. the challenges we face as a small island country. hard to preserve all these things and find balance. to me, i see africa as a whole, i see a very interesting time. >> hopeful? >> i'm very hopeful, actually. >> optimistic? >> i am optimistic. the people are a great people. if given the opportunity, i think they can put a lot on the table not only f

lime is appealing the agency's decision to only two state of the union companies. lime claims the city acted with unlawful bias the city denies the accusation. >>> police in san jose investigating a head on crash that killed one of the drivers. it happened yesterday afternoon about 2:dean on mckean road south of bailey avenue near the cinnabar hills golf club. investigator say for whatever reason a toyota corolla crossed the centerline and slammed into a bmw going the opposite direction. the driver of the toyota died at the scene. the other driver did stay there and talked to police about what happened. drugs and alcohol are not believed to be factors. the road was closed for hours as chp investigated. >>> san francisco police investigating a crash in verdell heights that's in a 75- year-old woman to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say she was walking across the street near saint kevin's catholic church on cortland avenue and ellsworth street and was hit by a truck that was towing a trailer . the driver stopped and is cooperating with police inv

. >> speaking of that, lime has had enough of san francisco. company is pushing back after the city pulled incidents rental scooters. >>> a live look at the big board of the new york stock exchange. trading just got under way. we're up significantly. 218 points. another check on how the markets are doing next. >>> new use a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! haoween me is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >>> san diego, 74 to 82. l.a.x., upper 60s, low 70s along the coast. one look atta hoe. you're thinking of snow. don't. temperatures are going to be in the mid to upper 70s through saturday. >>> a cliff rescue is under way near a busy tourist area. it is happening near aquatic park. san francisco fire department tweeted just minutes ago there are two people stuck is on the cliff. and one in the bay. sky 7 is headed to the scene right more as soon as they arrive there on scene. >> san francisco fire just tweeted out one victim in the bay has been rescued. that person is in critical condition. two more adults

the first lime bikes debuted in kansas city. (pam) but from coast to coast...s an increase in injuries and emergency room visits.(ken) this is leading experts to question their safety. joining us now to talk about this from washington d-c.... peter holley from the washington post ... they have been pouring into emergency rooms around the nation all summer, their bodies bearing a blend of injuries that doctors normally associate with victims of car wrecks - broken noses, wrists and shoulders, facial lacerations and fractures, as well as the kind of blunt head trauma that can leave brains permanently damaged.when doctors began asking patients to explain their injuries, many were surprised to learn that the surge of broken body parts stemmed from the latest urban transportation trend: shared electric scooters.in santa monica, calif. - where one of the biggest electric-scooter companies is based - the city's fire department has responded to 34 serious accidents involving the devices this summer. the director of an emergency department there said his team treated 18

it has a kind of lime that we find in the jungle. it has culantro. >> anthony: culantro?ut it's long leaves and it's -- >> anthony: uh-huh. >> eric: -- much more powerful in flavor. >> anthony: it would be wrong to not point out that peru, along with brazil, is at the forefront of a movement celebrating the incredible and unique larder of ingredients from the andes and the amazon. flavors you find no place else on earth. there seems to be a lot of interest in the last decade in the amazon because it's an amazing -- >> pedro: and you're right. >> anthony: -- spectrum of entirely new to most of us, uh, flavors and ingredients. pedro schiaffino is at the cutting edge of exactly that territory. his restaurant, amaz, explores the rivers, the ocean, the landscape of peru. highlighting a range of products that are stunning in their diversity, and to us, anyway, their newness. wow. >> pedro: this one is -- you've got grapefruit, tuna, and the cashew sauce. that is with, uh, plantain vinegar. >> anthony: mm. >> pedro: that's a cashew fruit. and so, the nut is a fruit, and in brazi

would but only because it's all is so if the whole is sold the other one is the yellow so much for the lime into those fish to deport up to the parliament of ukraine consists of four hundred fifty deputies the constitution of ukraine requires at least a three fourths majority to vote in other words three hundred thirty eight votes in favor of the impeachment but only three hundred twenty eight deputies voted yes three sure to take. the u.s. state department i mean almost immediately said this was a legitimate government and that was part of this effort to get regime change in. trying to find some way to revive the for going twenty first agreement where maybe you could bring back in a coach and some titular way that became not a possibility anymore then you had eastern ukraine resisting crimea wanting to break away and things rapidly escalating. voters will decide sunday whether they'll leave ukraine and join russia to campaign with the slogan together with russia has the backing of moscow the crimea situation the referendum is also happening during this period very quickly. indeed. karim. y

lime claims the city acted with unlawful bias . the city denies >> you think everybody should wear a helmet? >> personally, i don't know if it has to be a law or night, but riding a bike or a scooter it is is safer with a helmet. it is so funny coming we make sure we do everything to keep our kids safe and that we don't protect ourselves. >> i have not seen them or maybe i haven't been ping attention, most people don't wear helmets. >> that's what i was thinking. >> not when i see them riding scooters. >> finally, most p -- most people skiing and boarding wear helmets. >> i have seen that. good morning. let's see what we have on the tracy commute. i want to check in because it has gotten a sier. traffic is busy here on 205 from before mountain house parkway and it slows again, continues to slow on the 580. it gets better right before the altamont pass. when you get to livermore if you're coming in and joining 580 it looks pretty good through the dublin grade. also this morning we have had southbound 880 with a stalled vehicle on so

lime says the city acted with unlawful bias. the city denies the accusation. >>> adults in california will not be required to wear helmets while riding motorized scooters for much longer. governor brown signed legislation requiring helmets only for people under the age of 18 . the new law takes effect january 1. >>> being away from a parent certainly is never easy. >> up next, the special surprise for two young children whose mother has been away with the army for nearly a year. we will be back after this. three state and local leaders are talking today about a recently passed bill for the oakland unified school district. the superintendent was joined by state senator nancy skinner and assembly members at a news conference this morning per governor brown signed a bill this week providing critical financial relief for the district. it will not have to repay the funds. however, the financial relief comes with significant and important strings attached and the district is not in-state receivership like they had been in the past. >>

. >> lime says it will honor the city's request but adds, "lime scooters are deployed throughout san jose and we can't prevent people from riding them throughout the event if they choose to do so." >>> he used to be in charge of the san francisco building commission. now he's in the hot seat for some construction projects of his own. the city is accusing his firm of submitting bogus documents for three housing projects around the city. kpix5's julie watts has more on the allegations. >> did you, the defendant, submit falsified inspection reports with forged signatures? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: rodrigo santos was once the president of the san francisco building inspection commission. now he's at the center of a lawsuit by the city attorney leaning his private engineering firm used forged documents, unlicensed contractors, secret building plans and outright lies to defraud the city and get away with illegal construction. >> those laws that are designed to protect the public were being circumvented by these same individuals for money and to get a competitive advantage on cost and

the city hasn't commented on lime's appeal >>> all right. a look at the roads this morning. to check out emeryville traffic camera. we have any awe crash westbound 80 before the 580 split. a weird look at things. it is kind of glowing. we definitely have a crash with two lanes blocked. transmission is adjusting that for me. thank you very much. emergency crews on the way to the scene. as soon as possible we see flashing lights it should be easier to see that. checking out drive times no delays 101. castro valley to the maze, 16 minutes. highway 85 looking good. san jose, 15 minutes. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thanks, alexis. we have a red flag warning because of the winds. 20 to 30 in the hills. notice they calm down as quickly as noon. pick up a little bit again this afternoon 10 to 20. after 5:00, yeah,ecomevery ligh. that's when the red flag warning ends. here's a look the a our roof camera. flags not movin very much at all. a lot of tree pollen sitting in the air. that could be the reason you're sneezing. here's a look tat the air qualiy forecast. o

make lime orange and lime green and so no matter what it is you're wanting done i can do it.ou really aren't decided on what it is you want, these right here are all tattoo patterns. vikings, jesus, cars. every prison flesh you can think of, i have. i've got like a seven to ten-day wait. i look at the calendar and the first chance i can get you in, is that cool with you? if it is, i'll put your name down. >> it was interesting to talk to ronnie. because in prison everybody gets tattoos. even though it's illegal in every single prison, the fact of the matter is they manage oftentimes to get away with it. he would only show us certain things because he didn't want to get caught. >> i don't have my tattoo gun out right now. because of the lockdown. i don't know if they're going to come, shake me down. they're not going to take any of my inks or anything like that. i can order them out of the catalogs. but the only they would take them is if they found my tattoo gun. and i got it put up. >> like, where? >> a good hiding spot that they've never found it since i've been locked up.

the homes in the neighborhood near lime ridge open space are pretty close together. contra costa county firefighters called in a second crew to help keep it from spreading. no one was hurt. know whether homes were damaged. >>> the bay area psychologist accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of a sexual assault has until tomorrow morning to decide whether she will testify on capitol hill on monday. that hearing would also include judge kavanaugh emma who house democratic leader nancy pelosi says should take a polygraph test. >> judge kavanaugh should subject himself to a lie detector test just the way doctor for the did. she had a lie detector test. she passed it. why just he subject himself to one? >> an attorney for christine blasey ford said senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley is rushing toward a hearing pushing for her to testify. she may testify behind closed doors rather than in public. reporter doug luzader is live in washington with the deadline for doctor ford and what happens if she is a no-show. >> reporter: a lockin happened over the next few

you can see the rmt union pickets behind me at lime street.es are planned. the 25th day of action in a long—running dispute. the rmt say trains need guards for safety. this comes trains need guards for safety. this co m es after trains need guards for safety. this comes after a summer trains need guards for safety. this comes after a summer when trains need guards for safety. this comes after a summer when passengers faced cancellations and delays on northern rail because of the new timetable. northern rail says it is trying to keep the disruption to a minimum. it admits that about 30% of services will be running. very few trains before 9am. very few trains after 6pm. this strike today coincides with a number of big events in the north—west of england. in the north of england generally. in the north of england generally. in blackpool illuminations are run. britney spears is on. there are no direct trains and no replacement buses between liverpool and blackpool. one bit of good news. the rmt has reached an agreement with merseyrail, the local t

andy gill is at liverpool lime street station. how disruptive are the cancellations likely to be?ors weren't there this morning. it is going to be disruptive, isn't it? yes, it certainly is. the rmt union pickets have turned up. this is the 25th strike day in this long—running dispute. the second of six consecutive saturdays by the rmt are taking action because they want to keep cards on trains. they say guards are needed for safety. northern rail say they are trying to keep minimum —— disruption to a minimum. about 30% of services will be running. very few trends before 9am. very few trains after 6pm. —— trains. the rmt have done a deal with merseyrail, the local train operator, to keep guards on trains in principle if they can find the money. they have also done a deal on east anglia trains. there is a dispute continuing here with —— and with south—western. different franchise arrangement and different regulations apply in different parts of the country. that is why in some places there is a deal and in some places there is a deal and in some places there is a deal and in some p

the city hasn't commented on lime's appeal >> a world renowned restaurant damaged by fire is open againmanr he esa has been closed since july 16th when an overnight fire damaged the attic and outside wall and some items inside. the fire was determined to be accident al. it happened in almost the same spot as the 2014 fire that caused more than 2 million in damage. manr he ea is one of 13 ntthe with miel s. abt lf the items on the menu are new. for the next six weeks, they will focus on tomatoes. >>> feel like you're paying too much in state taxes? a california lawmaker thinks you are. california collected almost $900 million more than projected in july and august. $725 million came from personal income tax revenue. ted gains wants that money returned to taxpayers. >> we had this huge surplus the last budget year and even year to date on the current budget. billions and billions of dollars in my view would be better spent by the taxpayer. they are really overpaying for their taxes. >> officials from the state department of finance warn against making any major tax decisions based on shor

san francisco bay start up lime is appealing the agency's decision to only use two companies. they claim the city acted with unlawful bias. the city denies the accusation. >>> everyone was all smiles in san francisco as officials announced expansion of an educational program that aims to help children who are living in the mission district. this district calls on organizations work together to help kids and their families a cheese -- a chief self- sufficiency. democratic leader nancy pelosi was at the relaunch of the program today. this without buena vista horseman elementary. >> you can only argue for what you believe in. what we believe in our the people here, and the differences they make. >> the mission is expanding to five more schools in the mission district. it connects families to free services for kids, and adults who live in the mission. >>> all right, let's look at the red flag warning. it is now in effect for the northbay hills, santa cruz mountains, and it will hang on until tomorrow at around 5:00. the wind is blowing out there at mt. diablo. there have been just

a brace of bath cleaners some bleach for the toilet and something special for the lime scaling on the tiles a lot of people think the cleaner the better. but popular cleansing agents contain a variety of chemical. gradients some are so corrosive they can only be used with lumps and face masks a lot of people have ended up with skin or respiratory problems while cleaning their home but even so very few use some kind of protection. specializes in a work related lung elements she also gives expert opinions on people who spent their lives cleaning and become chronically ill as a result. cleaning agents can cause serious problems and susceptible people. when you spray a cleansing agent who produces very fine droplets which can be inhaled. the mucus membranes in the bronx and can chemically damage those membranes. lungs are the only vulnerable organs a lot of people start to notice changes in the skin on their hands like the names. i had to quite a while especially since i've had my own household and have had to clean and wash myself my hands get chapped they bleed if i don't use hand cream

people died and rescue as a searching for forty still missing after a hillside collapsed on thursday a lime stone quarry in that naga city on said the island. from where jamila island reports. for decades miners have querida first stone here last week the mountain finally gave way one soon rains triggered a landslide burying at least thirty homes the devastation is so widespread half the community have been displaced local government leaders admit they're overwhelmed but are doing their best to stand more on the collaboration and it's overwhelming that's why. when the region and of course the national the. many rescuers come from different parts of the country including carl lewis who admits the work required is overwhelming but it's. our brothers and sisters who were affected by this so that slade station is so big i think this one will only last for a week but it will last for a month. local officials here tell us about four thousand homes were buried here and over the past two days rescue and achieve operations have been intense but at this point they had to stop because incessant rains

liverpool lime street, here we come. press the clutch fully. my flight leaves in less than an hour.inute. £93. really?! the sign said long delays. we are never going to win this. we got to the airport with 13 minutes to go and i had to run the gate. my shoelaces are still undone from security. we have news our train has been diverted because of an incident on the line ahead. whether that means we will be slower faster, we don't know. i don't take this route very often but i hear from colleagues who do who do travel on the m62 that it is a nightmare and i am learning first—hand that is true. made it, just. we are about to hit rush hour and just look at the traffic already. bbc newcastle. as quickly as you can. winners! but who was actually the quickest? tell us. i got there in four hours and 31 minutes. i was not far behind, i was second. and i cannot believe this but i was last in the car. four hours and 36 minutes. it is interesting how close it all was. it is hard to draw any conclusion because we all had a similar experience and similarjourney time. you pay your money and you tak

annually, the numbers are going up, and bbc london has been given unprecedented access to the limes collegeol. it costs three times more, but aims to improve their prospects. if we turn these young people around now, we save the health sector a massive amount of money because we‘ve got young people in work and being functional in society and we can do that, you know, as we evidenced here. and you can see more on that story, tonight on inside out london on bbc one at 7:30 and it will also be available afterwards on the bbc iplayer. a campaign group from kent will be taking a petition to downing street later, calling on the prime minister to scrap hospital car parking charges. fair fuel uk says charges at some nhs hospitals can be up to £300 pounds per week. an online petition on the issue has received more than 23,000 signatures. but the government says removing charges would mean losing more than £200 million from patient care budgets. london‘s largest food redistribution charity says it provided 50% more meals to children over the school holidays, compared to last year. fareshare london sa

also, a perfect lime to get the car i am keeping saturday dry. for most ofs it is looking dry. more clouds and cooler. . clouds increase throughout the day on saturday. there is nothing to cancel orhe change plans over. as we look to next week, it stays nice andomfortable on monday, but showers are looking likely. again, we're not done with the 80s just yet, but the 70s will return next thursday and friday. >>> ar small e teams the answer o high school football player shortages. >> and the first medicare cards are changing. with new, more secure numbers. but con artists, they never change. they'll always try to steal your medical identity. so, what can you do? guard your card, just like a credit card. don't give your medicare number over the phone or email. and remember, medicare never calls unless you've asked them to. to find more ways to guard your card, go to medicare.gov/fraud. don't let your guard down. ♪ >>> a major public health problem here in the u.s. bople of all genders, ages, and ethnicities can at risk. we have a look now at prevention. >> suicide is ang cause of

same six nations texas i also recently announced plans to compete with established vendor byrd and lime in the urban scooter rental market in europe under the brand name bolt. and the daytime drama of u.s. president donald trump's global trade crusade started before dawn today in the u.s. at three eleven am mr trump used twitter to repeat a threat to impose sanctions on billions of dollars in chinese exports to the u.s. as well as to minimize the effects of cost increases from tariffs and related tensions this time the familiar threat could do more damage because chinese authorities have signaled through media reports that if the u.s. finally pulls the trigger they will not attend trade talks scheduled for next week and the rest of the month a number of sources perhaps most notably reuters have reported that mr trump plans to press ahead as a proverbial bull in the china shop or in china's shop or other if you will with ten percent duties on a basket of two hundred million dollars worth of chinese goods the announcement could be imminent. one of the cabinet secretaries in the trumpet mi

the scooters then it could cause them to form a more restrictive policy.before jumping on a bird or limeust agree to safety requirements such as wearing a helmet, but people routinely break those rules.one man hopes san jose officials create a policy that will hold riders responsible.<"people should park away from pedestrains and streets and they should be wearing helmets, it's for their own safety."><"whether or not the scooters will cause accidents and problems ? that's something the city will be monitoring today and take note of as they come up with a formal policy on e scooters. in san jose, sara stinson, kron 4 news.## (jrstone) new at ten tonight -- police are investigating a burglary at the santa rosa plaza mall. it happened late last month... but this video was just released. police say three males wearing hoodies entered the apple store and ran away with more than 35-hundred dollars worth of electronics. this theft was similar to several apple store thefts throughout northern california. tonight police are asking anyone witnessed this theft to please contact the santa rosa polic

is making a sauce, which our sandwich is a layer of sweet potatoes andel rish and onion cooked with lime juice, extrain virg olive oil and spices. alvin, you are dominican and peruvian. have you ever had this peruvian dish? >> i have. the good thing is this is a healthier version without losing the flavor. >> he's plating it up. >>hat's the name of this dish again? >> it's our most iconic sandwich in peru. >> doesn't that look good, guys? e month so ic herit all of us need to be educated on this beautiful culture. many people may not know that hispanics are the nation's largest et -- ethnic minority, 10% of dc population. >> and u.s. is the second spanish speaking country behind mexico.we re celebrating our diveity, i would say our basic, most important strength right now. >> what do you think about that, udents over there who joined us? >> that is the very latest. ba toyou, guys. >> thank you,molette. that fiesta parade is one of the coolest events in d.c. and they'll have great weather for it tomorrow. sheena promised us improving weather.et she'll us know how long it will last. >> the

lime is also requesting transportations hold issuing any transportation permits until a decision is reached on their appeal. they -- the agency says they are confident they selected the strongest candidates. the permits went to scoot and skip. >>> the city is blacking out parts of road from the interstate 680 freeway to marketplace. warning signs are going up and are being posted the city is trying to do most of the work during the non-commute times, but some people could still get caught in the mess. today they stopped work at three to avoid gridlock. >>> one bay area business is not worried about a trade war with china. still ahead, what a south bay garlic farm is not worried. >>> what owners of this popular missing say they may have to move. >>> and later, a purple heart is found in the south bay. the story of how it was return to it's owner. >>> many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a

ginger beer, dark room, bidders, a slice of lime. i've never fixed anything in my life. i am incapable of fixing a single thing. it's almost as though i have a superpower that's destructive. i can't wear watches because every watch eyewear breaks. i'm not joking. i think this is an actual disorder. i can break anything. >> dana: if you tell alina i will fix it, does she say no? >> greg: electronic devices, i have thousands of things. >> jesse: did you ever destroy a blackberry with a hammer? >> greg: [laughs] no. >> dana: i almost destroyed something. it was 1:00 a.m., we had been here long days, long nights, finally going to get some sleep. i just dropped off and i hear beep, beep. it is one of the alarms. it wasn't a smoke alarm, it was the other one. i couldn't reach it. do i have a ladder in my apartment? no. i got on a stool. you can't undo it and i almost took a hammer to it. >> greg: i fixed on my taking off the ceiling and put it in the drawer. it beeped in the drawer but i couldn't hear it. >> dana: and that i can go back to sleep. and then i thought what if i'm

this morning from the sea of japan, sizzle and pucker in their shells over the fire in butter and limeoy sauce. wild japanese boar hangs above the coals, radiating its sweet aroma as it cooks. look at that. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: so how long have you all known each other? how many years? >> masa: 30 years. right? we know each other. i love this kind of cooking, you know? it's the way i like. >> anthony: wow. >> masa: be careful, though. it's hot, though. >> anthony: oh, yeah. >> masa: mm! >> anthony: wow, it's sweet. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> konishi: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: izura, freshly caught local quail, is rubbed with olive oil, sprinkled with salt and lightly glazed with that homemade soy. >> masa: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: oh, wow. >> masa: how is it, good? >> anthony: that is good. mm. >> masa: this kind of charcoal slow cooking gives this kind of flavor, soft, juicy. how's the fish? >> konishi: [ speaking japanese ] [ laughter ] >> masa: you know what he said? "before fish, i'm gonna burn up." >> anthony: so him first. [ laughter ] >> masa: don't

lime is claiming the city acted with unlawful bias . that accusation. >>> adults in california won't be required to wear helmets while riding motorized scooters for much longer. governor brown signed legislation yesterday requiring helmets only for people under the age of 18. that new law takes effect january 1. >>> time to check in again with sala. it could be getting a little busier in some spots. what are you watching? >>> we are looking at the bridges now. most bridges are crowded. the bay bridge to everyone always wants to know about that. i think we dodged a bullet. we had an earlier stalled vehicle up there and caltrans and chp did a good job getting it out of the way quickly. there was a little impact, but not much . the is beginning to look more normal at the bay bridge. good job to chp and caltrans tow trucks. right now traffic is moving along okay. it is a little backed up with a 25 minute delay. san mateo bridge also busy. highway four slow through bay point and 242 to 24. novato to san rafael still looking good. southbound

there are two companies, lime and bird, and they put thousands of these scooters out. you use an app to find a scooter near you. you don't need an app, you just need eyes, they're everywhere. pick it up, take it for however long you want, they charge you by the minute, then when you're done you drop them wherever you might be. people are leaving them all over the place, they dump them wherever. there's a pile on the beach. on top of a street sign, a stop sign, a top of a pole, dogs are pooping on them. and i don't blame the dogs, these scooters really clog things up. i got caught behind one of these on the 405? took me three days to get home. some people use them all the time and love them. some people hate them so much they've taken matters into their own hands. >> get down there. >> jimmy: you really have to hand it to us, even when we find something that's good for the environment we find a way to use it to pollute the environment. [ laughter ] here's the thing, no one under the age -- over the age of 12 should be on a scooter. they're called scooters, grownups don'

and then limes disease comes in the picture somewhere in there and you are in new york strangely enoughas fate would happen when the twin towers are struck and you watch from the street. >> i watched the first ones fall from the cnn building on 37th. i was the trivia answer to which segments or who was the person being interviewed who was canceled as a result of 911. they said one minute to life and was 32nd to life and i was sitting on the stool and suddenly the room broke into chaos and people were cursing at each other and i thought how strange. they were not temper themselves even if they were e irritated. then i saw on all the monitors an image of a building on fire and having done many interviews over the years i knew whenever there was hard news like o.j. simpson, a glove was found, that i would be canceled. i just knew that a building on fire and i was canceled. [laughter] i knew and i saw that there was nothing behind the building but sky and then i heard somebody say it's a commercial jet. we have a witness. i realized what it was. and what was happening around me. we sought t

on the left-hand side, the lime green plant is kikuyu grass. and on the right-hand side -- let me see if i can go back here -- you can see it grows into artificial turf areas into pathways and actually destroys our other infrastructure, our hard scapes and our other assets. so on the left-hand side, you can see a mechanical removal of the kikuyu grass. and what we've had to do in this case, the only option is another tier 1 grass, so when that grass comes back into the area. so the first line of defense is hand removal or mechanical. in those places where it's not effective, in the final 5%, we employ herbicides. in this case, we don't have an alternative we can use here that won't negatively affect the grass that is the sustainable landscape character skks. again, that's a brief view through the whole department. you know, we are working on this problem actively with our ipm unit. throughout our entire system, whether it's golf courses, natural resource areas, parks and squares, our rec centres, we're very, very committed as a department. we'r

i want to step out of the way and show you, you can see a green lime bike lying in the middle of the road and some headphones offer to the side, a hauntingismage. andn overe distance, that is the car that police believe hit the scooter rider earlier today. firefighters were scrambling to pull the rider out from under the car. they were able to get the man out and he now has life-threatening injuries and is in the hospital. d.c. fire says is all happened around 10:00 a.m., obviously dupont circle is a very businesh is he area a lot of cars, a lot of pedestrians as well as scooter so this area of dupont cire is o blocked off, closed traffic. so if you are headed in this direction, you will want to take a different route. we'll continue to bring you any information as we get it. aimee cho, news ho4. >> scooters are ubiquitous in d.c. we have to hope he isokay. >>> a new york man is getting his f tstte of freedom after being exonerated for a crie did not commit after 27 years behind bars. willie geist shows us how an incredible skill, colored pencils and a dream helped set him free. >> r

. >> and this is a lime scooter. 15 miles per hour, great for short trips, but critics say these things are unsafe, people are leaving them on sidewalks and they're pretty much unregulated. >> reporter: so what else is ahead? while futuristic hyper loop systems look cool, they're likely years away. but semi autonomous vehicles are already on the test track and on the road. some involved in deadly accidents. so what if your future self-driving car or delivery truck suddenly needs a human touch, fast? the person driving this phantom auto car in california isn't even in the car. leo is in an office building. he's using the cameras on top of the car for a 360-degree view. he's got his own steering wheel, his own brake and gas pedals and he can navigate through traffic and obstacles. the idea is some day autonomous vehicles could run into problems, and they will need a backup human intervention. right, leo? >> right. basically, our technology keeps a human in the loop for when an autonomous vehicle reaches any scenario wh

. >> reporter: it's now going to be up to these scooter companies like lime and bird to make sure s are properly parked and not blocking sidewalks, also making sure their riders are using bike lanes and not these sidewalks. >> it scares me because they don't have helmets on. >> reporter: michelle of oakland has needed an electric wheelchair for close to 30 years. before it was potholes she had to worry about. now it's the scooters. >> i've almost been hit a few times in the last couple months. >> people using scooters need to know don't block wheelchair access. don't block doorways. you could really be impeding somebody else's access. >> reporter: the oakland city council passed an ordinance that said any scooter company hoping to operate in oakland will have to apply for a permit and educate their riders about the rules of the road. >> they will have to work with their riders to stop inappropriate behavior and to move scooters if they're improperly placed. >> i wish people would stop throwing them they're garbage because it's not right for us who want to use it. >> reporter: bird says

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