the begins exploring with him the idea of this little city in the west having a world fair.as --the attractions bringing people to a related have the falls -- for ford, general motors, we want them to exhibit at expo 74 -- while there's a town that's not that well known. we call it spokane. at the time, most people, a few --ple said cocaine pronounced it like cocaine. that's not how it's pronounced. river falls would be spectacular. now, like any western river fed , snorttain and snow melt -- spokane river is most spectacular in the spring when the water is running. at one point they had people coming in from detroit, particularly ford and general motors, and representatives of those companies. they wanted to persuade them that this would be a good place for a world fair. trouble was, it was august or september and water has to -- gone down to just a trickle. dam.here are several river naturally, the power company is interested in seeing this fair happen. they arranged to cut off the flow of the river entirely for a time, while king cole and others in spokane had lunch at a

to paris where the center for world fares exists and began exploring with them the idea of this little city in the west having this world fair. one of the attractions to the fair was the fact of the falls, bringing people to the place where they had the falls in the fair. you go to ford or general motors and you want them to exhibit expo 74. there is a town not that well known. we call it spokane, rhymes with can. say s time, most people po-kane, but it's spokane. the river falls would be spectacular. like any western river fed by mountains and a snowmelt from mountains, the spokane river is most spectacular in the spring when the water is running. at one point, they had industrialists from detroit, ford and general motors, and representatives higher up of those companies. they wanted to persuade them that this would be a good place for a world's fair. the trouble was, it was august or september and the water had gone down to just a trickle going to the falls. there are several up river dams and naturally, the power company was interested in seeing this fair happen and they arranged to cut

in that region, i have many warm friends, some of whom in the city of little rock, i have deemed it a great personal privilege to send in our tours of duty in military service, and periodse recreational since that time. so from intimate, personal knowledge, i know that the overwhelming majority of the people in the south, including those of arkansas and little rock, our goodwill. united in their efforts to preserve and respect the law, even when they disagree with it. they do not sympathize with mob rule. they, like the rest of our nation, have proven into great wars their readiness to sacrifice for america. and the foundation of the american way of life is our national respect for law. as elsewhere. citizens are keenly aware of the tremendous disservice that has been done to the people of arkansas in the eyes of the nation, and that has been done to the nation in the eyes of the world. a deskme when we face rate situations abroad because of that hatred that communism bears toward a system of government waste on human rights, it will be difficult to exaggerate the harm that is being d

cities. every little small city and such, your guest has spoken about, no that would be very wasteful. the would not be appropriate in my opinion. host: let's give myesha a chance to respond. guest: you're hitting on something very important. my position at the obama administration was a career federal employee. i was not a political appointee. the way the white house is worked in the past was to bring over career federal employees to supervise subject matter expertise. one of the things we were looking at was that law enforcement officers are called on to do more and more. in order to do more and more they need equipment, they also need better relationships with the community. this executive order was designed to increase the probability that law enforcement and the communities that they serve with see each other as friends and necessary partners, that they would be better able to work together. that trust increases safety for a law enforcement officer. it does much more than the provision of equipment to ensure that officers are able to come home safe at night. host: there was a repo

this little city here right near giama is close to where the eye took place. these were taken late yesterday afternoon. structural damage. roof damage. see the trees. leaves completely stripped off. streets here. completely broken open. notice the structure, the roof is completely gone. the one blind it. that's going to be the issue housing for a lot of these people. a lot of the structures weren't completely wiped off the ground, but you have houses that are unlivable and that's going to be the problem. these are structures that are not concrete. wood structures with possibly concrete foundations in the bottom here. here's another image from the same town. this is exactly the scene. leaved stripped off trees. extreme roof dang and structures uninhabitable as we go forward. keep trying to dig and show you pictures of telling the story. that's going to be the deal today. the next 24-48 hours. trying to see just how much help they're going to need. that's a small sample. that doesn't even take into account these rivers that all hit record flood stages. by the ti

everything is here as a little city to support, very easy to get to all the items that you need to gete their rest time is over they're back on the lines, risking their lives to save homes and lives.captain chris allen, lodi fire dept: "you have to have a firefighters heart to do this job, and i think all of us here have that." (steve) so far crews say 20 homes have been destroyed, with hundreds more threatened. police say a man is under arrest for suspicion of starting the fire near a campground site. (vicki) also in northern california crews say the helena fire has burned more than five-thousand acres. the fire first broke out two days ago near the towns of helena and junction city. the trinity county sheriff's department has issued several evacuations. so far two- thousand people have been evacuated from their homes. crews say the cause of the fire is still being investigated. (steve) coming up on kron4 news at nine... it could be the most expensive storm in american history... now president donald trump is looking to see just how much it'll cost to clean-up the mess left over from

on the political side as well, you feel that you have mayors running rogue and running their own little citywithin the country. it makes things difficult. >> harris: what happens when you have a situation like the family that lost her daughter to somebody who should have been deported again because of violent crimes on top of the initial crime of being here illegally? >> christopher: we empower their police, because we expect them to go by laws, not like kings. and we hire senators to pass those laws, now we are ignoring them per feelings. speed to stick with us, celebrities are getting political at this year's emmy awards, turning it into an all out tromp bashing fast, is this show out of touch with the american people? if ratings are any indication, it certainly is. that is coming up next. >> why did you not give him a emmy? unlike the presidency, emmys go to the winner of the popular vote. eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan

. >> this is not us asking you, this is us demanding that we will turn into a nice little city council meeting in to a resolution, objecting patient. >> reporter: tempers flared as more and more deputies surrounded a group of about a dozen, megan was let out and what it tells us is she was and rest. sheriff's department handled the incident. >> it began to get out of control when they started talking about, you know, it is a revolution. >> reporter: four more people were taken in cuss toyed and cited for disorderly conduct. now, council president darryl clark put up a very lengthy facebook post about this morning, and in party will quote he wrote, when we are visited by protesters as happened today it is our duty as public officials to up hold their right to speak no matter how loud or disruptive. he continues, but when city council's ability to do its job is impacted then as a council president need to make judgment calls. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00, more on the personal stories behind some of the people, who spoke to city counts they will morning and i will see new an hou

wonderful place you can go because it is where the splendor and beauty of lake tahoe meet the biggest little city i love to be out on the lake and hanging out and funding -- having fun. a lot of people don't realize that reno is a cosmopolitan city. you can have boutique experience. they have great art exhibits, they brought everything in from burning man, as they have installations that were at burning man. >> is not that far from lake tahoe is it? >> you can be on the lake in the morning and hanging out in the evening. i also want to mention summer and theme parks go hand-in- hand. this is a really good time to go to theme parks because everybody opens their big attractions at memorial day weekend. now the fun and excitement have sort of died down a little bit. i went to universal orlando resort over the summer and stated a brand-new hotel, sapphire. it has one of those taxis that takes you to the gate of university -- universal studios, and has jimmy fallon's attraction. it has a volcano bay water theme park. you go down the krakatoa aqua coaster. universal orlando.com. >> ida from going up to

this is us demanding that this , turn into a nice little city council meeting into a revolutionary occupationted getting out of control when people started talking about, you know, it is going to be a revolution. >> now, those arrested were charged with disorders errly conduct. >> well, a heated public meeting at colwyn borough delaware county did little to shed on why youth football team has been practicing in the dark. "eyewitness news" at the meeting last night, attended by dozens of colwyn players and their parent. the team's coach says they were unable to get access to the light after the borough changed the locks on the fieldhouse. well, the borough says the fields house had to be closed down to repair leak that occurred back in january. growing tensions cut this meeting short. >> there is nothing to be said we were shut out completely. >> and adjourned the meeting? >> adjourned the meeting. >> not about locking them out. not about kicking them out t was have g having the building be safe for all who use and occupy it. >> now, wednesday night, the lights were on at the field. but only a

they came to pick me up and they took me to a beautiful little city in belgium called -- they took me to this convent, my mother did not know where i was going. they took me to this conference and none of you see them dressed in modern clothing. there was very stiff gear, barry stiff. they were very strict. they placed me in hiding, that was wonderful. it was more like an orphanage. people -- there was no food, there was very little food. people would put their kids in convents and pick them up after. bill: that's where you were. josaine: that's where i was. soon after that, my mom and her parents were deported. they were arrested, deported and taken to auschwitz. bill: in your mother's case, she was denounced by someone. she was told on by one of her neighbors. josaine: there were many people who helped me. i am here today because -- there were many people who got money from the germans if they would tell them whether jews were. our neighbor is the one who denounced my mom and her parents. they were taken to auschwitz. bill: we will talk more about your mother later. your grandparent

and a story about a little guy fighting city hall, in this particular case things do not look promising for the little guy, charlie ferrara. you see, city hall just told charlie it intends to plant a tree in front of his front yard in northwest. can city hall do that? turns ou the yard from the sidewalk to the curb or in charlie's case where a sidewalk would be. now charlie has got nothing against trees. he's got a bunch of them already and he doesn't want city hall in charge of his landscaping. >> this is another example of government abuse of power impinged upon like we have no rights as citizens. >> ddot tells us they are willing to work with charlie on the tree's exact location. they say they're required by the epa to plant trees in all legitimate planting spots within public space. >>> you might have heard a little something about this, a new plan to add lanes to the beltway and 270. we're going to break it down for you point by point. >> and that crackdown on pets on d.c. restaurant patios might not last too long at all. we've got new information on that story. >> plus hurricane j

james: itself is built on a tradition of doing things a little differently. this cityn unofficial rule. if it works, even if it looks a little strange, then go with it. in this spirit piza hands over a concert to a robot. ♪ james: without nerves, the robot conducts. a good audition, but the singer will stick with human beings. >> for now we will decide for a man. the robot has not the will and is not artistic of course. james: the audience is intrigued by its guest conductor. >> i think it was missing a head. it was very funny to see the arms moving but no head. even just a blank face i think would help. james: if it gets any better, it may bring in a strange future. a robot conducting fellow robot musicians perhaps. what, if anything, would be left for the rest of us? ♪ jane: i wonder what he does for an encore. if you want to find out more about us, you can of course check out the website. thank you very much for watching "bbc world news america." i'm jane o'brien. ♪ >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can

center for world's fairs existed and they explored the idea of having the world's fair in this little citythe west. one of the attractions was the falls and bringing people to a place where they had the falls. so you go to general motors or ford and he want them to exhibit in the expo, there is a town that is not well known. we call it spokane, rhymes with "can." a few people still say "sp ok-a-n-e." it was not well known. one of the points was the urban clutter would be gone and the falls would be spectacular. like any western river fed by the mountains, coming from mountains, it is most spectacular in the spring when the water is running. at one point they had a number representatives from ford motors and companies, they wanted to persuade them this would be a good place for a world's fair. the trouble was it was august or september and in the water was down to a trickle. so, there are several up river dams. naturally the power company was interested in seeing the fair happen. and they arranged to cut off the flow of the river entirely for a period of time while king cole and others in s

only 18 in cape may and they've waxed a little bit in atlantic city. m watch along our coastlines in delaware and new jersey because the storm itself is a little bit farther out to sea. but we still have some blustery conditions and those are producing some problems along the ocean front. the coastal flood warning is in effect until the wee hours of wednesday morning, probably expires around 1:00 a.m. the high tide this morning is between 7:15 and 8:15, minor flooding there. but between 7:30 and 8:30 tonight moderate tidal flooding expected. we have eight to 10-foot breakers giving us a high risk of rip currents. 69 in allentown, 69 in reading. 70 in trenton and wilmington. 71 in cape may. fairly comfortable as you step outside. as we go the day, a high of 77 today lots of clouds although we have to allow for sunny breaks later on. when i step back we'll take a look at the track of josÉ and also maria which is still a monster down in the caribbean. matt and tam. >> okay, thank you david. >>> let's stay with josÉ right now. the red flag warnings are up.

but venture away from the capital down the sava and you come across a little—known city.ree rivers and it is home to croatia's biggest river port. the town of sisak is where the river sava actually becomes white enough for cargo ships like these to sail downstrea m cargo ships like these to sail downstream to belgrade and serbia and that is what has made the town such an industrial centre. now sisak actually has a rich and colourful history but in recent times, it's been characterised as dull and dreary and in fact most guidebooks don't even mention it. but that is now changing. i am actually the fourth generation born here. and i lived with this town, i grew up in this town, and ijust, you know, when you're reading something about your town, you're reading the bad news and we are thinking you talking about? this is not how it is here. so, last year tina and her friends at about created an art festival using the town's building as a campus murals. this one was one of the first to be created. it's the biggest mural in croatia and took 23 days and 400 cans of spray paint to

city. a little bit of cloud cover just nipping at the tops of the center city sky scrapers there and there the slight possibility that we develop a little patchy fog here and there but so far we're not seeing a lot of that. 67 degrees currently in philadelphia. comfortable conditions this morning in terms of your temperatures although i will that point out at the dewpoint is riding a little bit above that 60-degree threshold for humid air and the winds aren't all that strong so it might feel a little humid. there are a few more clouds around this morning but satellite shows you enough of a break where most of you will want shades this morning. a mix of sun and clouds, warm and humid, 74 degrees by 10:00 a.m. by noon 80 and by 3 o'clock, 85 with a high of 86 clocking in a little after that, say, around 3:30 or 4 o'clock. it will be warm, a bit on the sticky side today but not quite as hot as yesterday when we got up to 91 briefly in philadelphia. 87 degrees in allentown this afternoon. 88 in reading. 84 in wilmington and trenton. 86 degrees in philadelphia. 84 in millville and if you're dow

a look toward the city, got a little sunshine toward the city. talk about your 7 day forecast next. the cassini spacecraft is expected to enter saturn's e itself >>> in just a few days nasa's 13 year mission to saturn will end. the spacecraft is expected to enter saturn's atmosphere and plunge itself into the planet this saturday. spoke with a san jose professor who has been part of the mission since the beginning. >> these are the final days of one of the most storied and productive space probes in history. the casinoy probe has been gathering data from saturn since 2004 but this friday scientists will end its mission putting it on a collision course with the planet. >> i feel great because it accomplished what it did. i feel sad that it's going to end on friday. >> san jose state professor has been on the team from the beginning. 26 years ago. monitoring radio signals from his lab in downtown san jose. launched in 2003, there have been many milestones, like when it first arrived at saturn of the there was a landing on the giant moon titan. the

welcome back the iraqi government this week declared the film islamic state stronghold city of tal afar liberated however little remains of the city aside from the many baby traps left by terrorists. have said this exclusive report there were islamiah by the islamic state will remain you'll find. that plastered all over the bridges and buildings in tied up frog iraq he sent his haven't yet gotten around to covering them up what with being busy fighting. was. why the lawyers didn't want them to what i says sure to leave behind plenty of surprises booby traps everywhere intel a fraud they have to turn the city into a sap as nightmare and coming here we were ruined multiple times not to touch anything no matter how innocent it might seem. behind any of these. could be explosives booby traps behind the times even in the right switches. one where officers went into a house and sat on a sofa it exploded and along with the house they had booby trapped the sofa another example they were explosive to light switches when you turn on their lights the house explodes they were bombs into refrigerators and even the door hand

little bit of a of an issue. looking outside live on the ben franklin bridge no problems today, westbound traffic coming into the city. we have been watching for fog seeing a little bit of that, areas north of the city. yesterday we reduced speeds because of the fog not today matt. >> a woman checked out a loud noise at a door and suddenly a woman and her friend are ambushed can gunfire. katherine scott has the latest. >> reporter: the two women are in stable condition at penn presbyterian hospital. a 3-year-old girl was inside the home at time of the shooting, she was not injured. there were 14 bullet holes counted in and around the front door. let's go to video from southwest philadelphia, you can see the police on the scene gathering evidence to try to determine the motive in the case. this happened before 2:00 a.m. two women a 40-year-old who lives there and her 36-year-old friend were inside the home on the 5400 block of hatfield street when they heard a loud banging on the door. one woman walked over and looked out the peephole and 14 shots were fired ten shots went through the front door, two went through the

everything is here as a little city to support, very easy to get to all the items that you need to getmes have been destroyed by the fire, with hundreds more threatened. one man is under arrest, accused of starting the fire outside a designated area for campfires. ( steve ) happening right now... a wildfire in southern california is forcing evacuations. this is a live look at what is being called the la tuna fire... the fire is near burbank and it is threatening about 200 homes. it started a little over four hours ago and has forced the closure of the 210 freeway in both directions. firefighters are dealing with challenging conditions with the temperature over 100 degrees and gusting winds. this fire has burned 500 acres so far. let's take a look outside right now... a very hot and hazy day all around the bay area.(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. oppressive heat is forecast across the interior and higher elevations today through saturday as strong high pressure builds over the region. in addition, very warm temperatures will spread to

welcome back the iraqi government this week declared the former islamic state stronghold city of tal afar liberated little remains of the city aside from the many baby traps left by terrorists. this exclusive report. by the islamic state remade you'll find. that plastered over the buildings inside of iraq the soldiers haven't yet gotten around to. covering them up what with being busy fighting. was. why i know you didn't look at them through what i see it's an evo ha and plenty of surprises booby traps every read entire left they have to turn the city into a sap as night and come in here we were bloomed multiple times not to touch anything no matter how innocent it might seem for we know behind these. could be explosives booby traps bradman's behind the time even in the right switches. would be one where officers went into a house and sat on a sofa it exploded and along with the house they had booby trapped the sofa another example they were explosive to light switches when you turn on their lights the house explodes they were bombs into refrigerators and even the door handles when you open the door and e

conditions right now are a little chilly. 58 degrees in philadelphia. 52 in allentown. coatesville currently at 58. atlantic city a little bit of a drop there from 57, about an hour ago, to 53 right now pop it's a little chillier there along the jersey shore. your neighborhood planner for the next couple of hours, just seeing a few clouds. but mainly north and west of philadelphia, definitely want to preface that. and of course, also seeing a chance of one or two sprinkles for parts of lehigh valley. i do think it's going to be a gorgeous day all around with mainly sunshine. we'll take it. temperatures topping out, a little chillier than average, 70 degrees. but for the most part, just a nice days in the weather department with lots of sunshine, area on high pressure keep everything high and dry. and new jersey also seeing a really nice trend for today 69 at lunchtime with lots of sunshine. the ten-day forecast, we have temperatures climbing into the low to mid-70s today. 77 on monday. we could see some showers making it back by late monday into tuesday. so we do have some rain in the forecast tuesday and wednes

little short of the shore and probably will for a good portion of the day. as we take a look outside, we have cloudy skies across the region and there is atlantic city and we'reg at some blustery winds blowing in off the ocean down out of the northeast. these flags almost looking like they're pushing back out towards the ocean a little bit there if that's the boardwalk i'm looking at correctly and old glory waving in the wind down the shore. fortunately the tropical storm watch has been dropped at the shore over land. it's still in effect in the water for mariners because the storm is tracking a little bit farther weigh from us. 71 degrees in philadelphia, 70 in wilmington, upper 60's right now in allentown reading and lancaster and 71 in cape may. hurricane josÉ still a category one hurricane took a little jog toward the shore but it is still on that expected track going past us as a tropical storm later today and tonight and spinning around and dying down as an extra tropical low well off the coast over the weekend but today is really the impact day, maybe into wednesday morning we get a little wind down there but the rain should be gone and things get bett

pisa itself is built on a tradition of doing things a little differently. this cityo with it. in this spirit, pisa now hands over a concert to a robot. without nerves, the robot conducts the tenor, andrea bocelli, a good audition, but the singer will stick with human beings. for now, and possibly also in the future, i will opt for the human, because the robot does not have the will and is not artistic, of course. the audience is intrigued by its guest conductor. i think it was missing a head. it was very funny to just see the arms moving, but no head there, even just a blank face, i think it would help. if it gets any better, it may bring in a strange future, robots conducting fellow robot musicians, perhaps. what, if anything would be left for the rest of us? james reynolds, bbc news, pisa. we have got a proper human to do the weather now. here's alina jenkins. this time last year, it was the heart of september day in one century. that was at gravesend in kent. by contrast, many places today have struggled to get about 16 or 17 degrees. when a shower went through ke

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pisa is built on a tradition of doing things a little differently. this city strange, go with it. in this spirit, pisa now hands over a concept to a robot. without nerves, the robot conducts the tenor, andrea bocelli, a good audition, but the singer will stick with human beings. for now, and possibly also in the future, i will decide for a man, because the robot has not the will and is not artistic, of course. the audience is intrigued by its guest conductor. i think it was missing a head. it was very funny to just see the arms moving, but no head there, even just a blank face, i think it would help. if it gets any better, it may bring in a strange future, a robot conducting fellow robot musicians, perhaps. what, if anything, would be left for the rest of us? james reynolds, bbc news, pisa. over in the us, a group of senior politicians has lashed out at the credit scoring company equifax. the senator for california dianne feinstein tweeted this... "equifax fails to protect info of 143 million people—now we're hearing execs sold off stocks. unbelievable. there

. >>> the next story might making you start -- make you start scratching a little bit. the citys in the midst of a big flea outbreak. exterminators tell us there's a backlog of flea calls. >> tried to go buy some carpet powder to kill the fleas, sold out at target, sold out at pet stores. you can't get it. >> amazon. >> there you go. why so many fleas? a local exterminator blames the recent hot weather. >> 2017 has been a crazy hurricane season. so was 2004. back then i worked for cbs in philadelphia. we wanted to show our viewers what it's like to be in hurricane force winds. take a look. >> reporter: it's 70 miles per hour and just putting my hand out here takes effort. if i let it go it goes back. i'm just holding on to the microphone making sure it doesn't fall back and we're still not at hurricane force wind. >> that's only 70! >> strapped in, that's hurricane force wind. it literately starts blowing your skin away. at certain points you can't open your mouth to talk because of the air rushing in, and if you're not strapped in you're on the wall. so a good lesson about peop

video of a checkpoint this morning where the highway patrol was letting cars back into florida city little by little and people are returning home to positive news. utilities say much of florida's east coast could have power back on by sunday. abc's molly hunter has the update. >> reporter: irma is now out of florida and what remains of her is marching north. in her wake, she left a path of devastation and so many homes without power. the storm's incredible force unstoppable. in jacksonville, in northern florida, record-breaking flooding. the swollen st. john's river spilling into downtown and the city's mayor offering this advice. >> remind folks to put a white flag or something that represents a flight flag. we need to get you out. >> reporter: farther north in charleston, south carolina, this lake overflowing. >> that was where the lake was and, well, here's where it is now. >> reporter: and in atlanta, georgia, more than a thousand flights canceled. back in florida the monster storm made landfall not once, but twice. first in the keys, damaged homes as far as the eye can see. and boats

and generally speaking this is light stuff by belmar and surf city a little bit of yellow down the garden state parkway every now and then a brief steady shower. dew point is 64, moderately humid and winds from the northeast at 17 and the strongest wind on a noon show in a couple of months. summer has been kind of tranquil. ocean temperatures are 73. hurricane jose is a category one storm. still expected to drop off. and spins around over the next several days and by the end of the weekend a diminishing extra tropical low fall ago part and some models have it off the map by then and others have it hanging around and notice how the sustained winds of tropical storm force highlighted in yellow never made it into the shore and not expected to and we were able to drop the tropical storm watch in the afternoon yesterday. the rain may pop up to the west and generally speaking not a lot of it. the heaviest amounts in spots and impacts at the shore. a one foot storm surge, i posted it on twitter on my facebook page. from a viewer in north wildwood where it was overtaking the boardwalk there and s

the work week and as we take a look outside, we're looking for plenty of sunshine over center city a littled it was just a beautiful weekend and we're continuing that weather pattern. temperature is cool to start out. we're at 57 in philadelphia. some suburbs in the 40's, some of you may want a light jacket as you head out the door. due points are low. the air is bone dry, winds out of the north at six and the ocean temperature at 70 off of atlantic city. there you can see the clouds from irma suppressed to the south, we expect a lot of sunshine, maybe a little fair weather cumulus popping up later in the day. overall, it's looking nice, 57 by 8:00, 65 by 10:00, by noon, a comfortable 72. and your high is 78 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon, high temperatures across the region, not much of a range, 78 in allentown, 79 in reading. 76 in trenton, a little bit cooler there but not much different. 78 in philadelphia 76 in wilmington, and in boardwalks 73 and a moderate risk of rip currents, hurricane irma is still churning in florida, the center starting to push a little bit from the north and ea