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draw on the bbc sport website, if you want a look at that whether your teams manchester city, united, totte n ha mty, united, tottenham or liverpool. you can have a look at who they will be facing over the next few months. we'll have more throughout the evening. 0ver over the last 30 days, chilly for the time of year with cool nights. ending this week and into the weekend, it is the sort of meteorological autumn and things are warming up thanks to high—pressure. not sunshine, but some in the south and southeast. tonight will be dry and southeast. tonight will be dry and clear, cloud to the far south west of england is, perhaps some showers in the far south these, but most showers in the far south these, but m ost pla ces showers in the far south these, but most places dry. some clouds around, but not as chilly as the last few nights. friday, starting with a dry, cool notes, about building up through the afternoon to allow sunny spells and patchy clouds. this weather front system bringing spells and patchy clouds. this weatherfront system bringing cloud into the western fringes of the country. awol

i'm live here at the daly city d-m-v which is one of 60 locations that one of 60 m-v which is the dalyn on saturdays.on average people wait up to three hours in line at the d- m-v...officials hope this will make the experience at each office quickier and easier.the d-m-v first introduced saturday hours in june at the pleasanton location.and other locations such as san jose and oakland claremont have extended hours.the agency blames the long delays on the new federal mandated security upgrades on driver licenses and identification cards.the new hours will cost the d-m-v 220 million dollars to hire more employees to help accomodate the millions of people who will need to upgrade within the next five years.starting tomorrow 60 different locations will be open from eight in the morning until five in the afternoon. the d-m-v will remain closed on sundays.live in daly city, sara stinson, kron 4 news.## ( james ) thanks sara. (

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m. cohen: all right. >> supervisor a. peskin: i see the deputy city attorney may want to add something to that. >> president m. cohen: deputy city attorney? >> deputy city attorney jon givner, i gave supervisor peskin the wrong page number earlier. it would be page 230. the line that reads r.p.b.o.s. district projects. >> president m. cohen: thank you. so madam clerk, do we need to take a motion to excuse supervisor peskin? >> clerk: that is correct. >> president m. cohen: may i have a motion to excuse supervisor peskin. made by supervisor fewer, seconded by supervisor yee. supervisor fewer? >> supervisor s. fewer: i make a motion to divide the file. >> president m. cohen: that doesn't need a second, correct madam clerk? >> clerk: that's correct. >> president m. cohen: we have excused supervisor peskin, we will take up your motion and do a roll call vote supervisor fewer. can we take without objection item 15? no duplication, madam clerk. >> clerk: correct. >> president m. cohen: thank you. if we could take that same house, same call, noting the house

the battle of amiens was launched in the fields around this city atjust after 4a m the fields around years ago. by that evening the allies had pushed into german territory and taken thousands of prisoners. after years of stalemate, it was their most successful single day on the western front. today's event here in amiens retold the story of a battle that many feel has not been told enough. robert hall was there. this is a landscape where the course of a terrible conflict was changed. in amiens cathedral, music and personal accounts combined to tell that story. the attack at amiens was a total surprise — at dawn a huge allied bombardment systemically destroyed german guns. the smoke barely clearing, before 500 tanks led men from six countries in an advance which took some of them eight miles into enemy territory. amiens was symbolic of the entente cordiale... a battle whose significance was underlined by the duke of cambridge. today, we return to learn more about the experience of those involved during the historic summer of 1918. to honour the fallen of all nations. the amiens attacks

city are the tea m them to win the title. city are the team to beat, the champions.e the season they had last year, a record—breaking season, or is it too hard? it is a demanding league and you have to to, at the top of that league, everybody wants to beat you. ina league, everybody wants to beat you. in a manager like pep guardiola he demands they win every game and i‘m sure they will be similar. they will be competing on every front. they have outstanding players. they have added quality in mahrez. it will be added quality in mahrez. it will be a shoot out between those two, i‘m sure because they have recruited well and will be a force to be reckoned with. we have to talk about last night. burnley‘s european dream came to an end at the hands of 0lympiakos in the final qualifier. 1—1 on the night wasn‘t enough, with burnley losing 11—2 on aggregate. it was always going to be hard to overturn the 3—1 first leg deficit. but the manager sean dyche says the team has rediscovered its identity, are there positives to take from that back into your doemstic season now? it w

city. >> never call -- m or never >> never let them go walk the dog in new york city. my daughter is 8. you know, a cul-de-sac, yeah, sure. >> you watch the news, you see something happen like with mollie tibbetts in iowa -- >>ll the time. >> you get extra sensitive around this time. when things like that happen in the news >> good foint. >> not sure. but sometimes other people are like mind you business, i know how to raise my kid. >> totally can see t debate right there. >> just ahead, bill karins is back with our weekend usforecas. a surprising discovery. the secret police found und a fast food restaurant. you're watching "early today." n. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby.

i'm live here at the daly city d-m-v which is one of 60 locations that starting this weekend will bele wait up to three hours in line at the d-m-v...officials hope this will make the experience at each office quickier and easier.the d-m-v first introduced saturday hours in june at the pleasanton location.and other locations such as san jose and oakland claremont have extended hours. the agency blames the long delays on the new federal mandated security upgrades on driver licenses and identification cards.the new hours will cost the d-m-v 220 million dollars to hire more employees to help accomodate the millions of people who will need to upgrade within the next five years.starting tomorrow 60 different locations will be open from eight in the morning until five in the afternoon.the d-m-v will remain closed on sundays.live in daly city, sara stinson, kron 4 news.## ( james ) thanks sara. ( james ) in the east bay... a bicyclist is killed in a hit- and-run. police say the victim was hit by a big rig. the crash happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon on the 18-hundred block of reliez

as far as everywhere else, we have mid 50s around richmond and then m 60s around union city and santa clair yashra, only tr a ttle h mis and you reach some drizzl today since it's dry, it's going to be pretty good for driving sunshine in the afternoon hours. comfortable on the mass transit. east bay valleys, cloudy conditions and 61 this morning. sunshine by noon and 71. 80 at 4:00 for your high temperature. a little bit warmer than yesterday. south bay is going to be about the same maybe a degree or two warmer as the sunshine will come out faster for you. also expect to need the sunglasses by noon. hanging in the mid 70s in the afternoon. grab a jacket as you head out this evening. that earlier sunset means 66. i know our weather doesn't correlate but there was hardly anybody on the road this morning. >> yeah. i think once the people that work regular hours hit the road it will be a lot different, mike. a lot of folks heading back to school either last week or this week. so those volumes really have been increasing once we get a little later into the morning. right now we're looking

m-v. kron4's sara stinson has the details from daly city. at the d-m-v here in daly city two hours before the office even opened. this is just one of 60 locations that will now be open on saturdays...people i spoke with are hoping this will alleviate the long lines. <"it's got to alleviate a little."><"i think it'll be helpful for people who work during the week."><"i think it's a positive step towards reducing the lines.">every person who has visited the d-m- v has a similar experience. <"there was already 200 people in line."><"the line is wrapped around the building."> one woman even told me she once waited five hours.the agency blames the long lines on the new federal mandated security upgrades on driver licenses and identification cards.the new schedule will cost 220 million dollars to hire more employees to help accomodate the millions of people who will need to upgrade within the next five years. d-m-v officials hope the new extended hours will make but one woman believes saturday's lines will be just as bad, if not worse.<"i don't th

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. >> four m after devastating flooding, ellicott city will have severe flooding.left a lot of damage. >>> still ahead this morning, the federal government raising the red flag. how some addicts are using their petso get opiates. >>> there is a place where everyone is a member o the board and shareholders are known for sharing. where coins don't make change people do where wealth is measured by the number of lives touched and the size of a check is powerless against the size of a heart. in this place we call home paying it back doesn't come in the form of an iou it comes from asking what can i do? >>> 40 before the hour. >> the fda approved the generic version of the epipen. this will be the first genetic version of the drug. >> they're h bing it 500%. some say this announcement is going to spark more low cost alternatives. >> they're warning all veterinarians thathey can get access to opioids. pet owners are deliberately injuring their animals just to get to the drugs. the& fooug administration has developed a resource guide or vets on responsible opioid prescribi

. >> reporter: this isr disas city at texas a&m, a massive outdoor classroom set amongin crum buildings. >> the training facility is designed to train people, search and rescue task forces and dogs. >> reporter: here dr.obin murphy and her team test robots, too. it is technology used in rescues all over the last year the front lines were close to home after hurricane dharvey roanto town. >> robots have saved lives, but it is kind of hard to capture that. they are aiding and abetting the rescuers and responders. >> reporter: during the frenzy days after harvey her team guided the drones on more than 100 missions providing rescuers on information on escape routes, damaged lees and those desperate for help. judge herbert callehe shots as emergency crews andrs voluntee rescued more than 49,000 people. he is grateful for the help from dr. murphy and the robots. >> they do things that we humans can't do. >> reporter: they are versatile with ever-evolving technology deployed in disasters like the september 1 attack, mexico city's earthquake and hawaii's eruption. >> she is one of the robors us

after days of severe storms, the college lake d,m north of the city is said to be in danger of failing the news prompted the area to be evacuated last night. >> our rescue boats here, and they have been searching around the apartments, as you can see behind me. and they have right now, latest count, they've gotten about ten people out. and they're still getting some more folks out. >> reporter: authorities are closely monitoring the dam for any sign of structural failure. fears that it would collapse came at the end of a day in which as much as 6 inches of rain fell in the area. the dam isn't the only danger. >> there could be storm drain covers that are off. there could be any number of hazards. the road could have washed away. >> reporter: the national weather service has confirmed a tornado touched down about 70 miles northeast of lynchbu are,g, in charlottesville. it toppled trees and damaged the roof of a high school. fortunately, no one was injured. laura pedesta, cbs news, new york. >>> morning, everybody. guess what team just entered the agld card ce? and weth and the giants. b

m. cohen: supervisor peskin severing item 78. anyone else? supervisor kim? >> supervisor j. kim: i just want to ask the city attorney do we need to sever item 65? >> no, it's not on the adoption calendar so the board will vote on it after the closed session. >> president m. cohen: are there any other items people would like to hear separately? all right, seeing none. please call the roll, madam clerk. >> clerk: on item 79-80. supervisor kim aye. supervisor mandelman aye. supervisor peskin aye. supervisor ronen aye. supervisor safai aye. supervisor stefani aye. supervisor yee aye. supervisor brown aye. supervisor cohen. aye. there are nine aye's. >> president m. cohen: thank you. those items will be adopted and motions approved. madam clerk, could you please call item 78? >> clerk: item 78 is a resolution to urge divestment by insurance companis from coal and tar sands industries. >> supervisor a. safai: we are truly in a race p against time as it relates to climate change. the board previously and unanimously supported resolutions to urge the city's pension to divest from fossil fuel and tar sands and coal.

. >> bararcelona city hall said ahead of the m memorial that thy want too avoid politicalal controversrsy. in catalonia, it is hard to avoid politics. the king, attending the memorial, has criticized cap -- catalonia's bid for independence in the past. there was also division on the streets as separatists protest of the king's presence. the focus today is on a grieving. >> italy is morning the victims of the general bridge disaster which killed almost 38 people. the president and prime minister will attttend the state funeral tomorrow. funeral was held today near naples for four friends in her 20's who died as they drove to vacation in france and spain. their families did not want to take part in the ceremony. italy's transport minister has opened an investigation into the bridge collapsed. that might not be enough to placate an angry public area. >> rescuers tell us they will not give up the search until they are convinced that all the missing have been found. hope for finding survivors is now all but lost area one of the things that has struck me is how no one was surprised that somethi

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sending statements or m essa 9 es interested in sending statements or m essa g es to interested in sending statements or messages to cityhing else. we wa nt messages to city or anything else. we want to win football, that is what we did tonight, really good. i think we were really unlucky to lose the game. playing with ten men, but a correct decision from the referee on that occasion. with any luck we wouldn't have been 1—0 down. at the moment you have to judge again not duly on the result, yet to judge it on performances and i think the players gave a good performance, i feel sorry for them and i am angered by the fact that in my opinion a potential good result was taken from us. in spain, atletico madrid, who beat city rivals real to win the european super cup last week, began their league campaign with a 1—1 draw at valencia on monday. atletico, who finished second to barcelona last season, took the lead with a goal from angel correa midway through the first half. but diego simeone‘s side side had to settle for a point after rodrigo equalised for valencia 10 minutes after the re—start. 1—1 the final score. in the nig

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closing of hundreds of sole provider hospitals and both were in under-served inner city communities that are talked about m. and a activities in the hospital room is conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve malzberg steve welcome back thank you for being with us the american hospital association says hospitals have been closing at a rate of roughly thirty each year what are the short and long term impacts particularly for what appears to be from the list of hospitals to be literate in rural areas and those in the inner cities are what's your take. well first of all this is a subject close to my heart because i'm a devout hypochondriac and in all seriousness what people need to go to the hospital they need to have a hospital available and less and less of the time this is this is the case now you talk about the rural areas this is particularly the case in the southern states and we're talking about florida you mentioned tennessee virginia. and this is this is going on for for a number of reasons these hospitals can't sustain themselves financially they have poor margins they need an upgrade in technolo

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m- v has a similar experience. one man says he waited seven hours at this daly city location. ficials hope the new extended hours alleivate the long lines. a woman in line says she tried to get this done on wednesday, but the line was too long so she's trying today.rosalina also rosalina also told me she waited three hours on wednesday and realized she didn't have all the required didn't have all realized she wednesday and hours on waited three told me she rosalina also told me she waited three hours on wednesday and realized she didn't have all the required documents to get the real i-d.so before you wait in the long line make sure you have proof of identity so a birth certificate or passport.plus proof of residency and your social security card...you have to bring that card in. the d-m-v is open until five if you want to give it a try... the d-m-v will remain closed on sundays. in daly city, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### <"i need to get because mine is expiring. (but it's your saturday) i know it's my saturday, but oh well i need to get this done, it's okay i guess."> thanks

m. the so called "local act" is limited to nine california cities...ld allow but not require cities to extend sales of alcohol at bars... nightclubs and restaurants to as late as 4-a-m. the bill now goes back to the senate for a vote. if passed it will head to the governor for his signature. ( darya ) four-point-nine million californians are working for low wages.. that's about a third of the total workforce. most are employed at stores.. restaurants.. child care centers and farms. they are getting paid less than they would have been 40 years ago. the bottom ten-percent of wage earners saw their income drop by more than a dollar an hour. but the top 95-percent of earners saw a jump of 25- dollars an hour.. which is a 50-percent increase. california's low-wage earners are not young.. the average age is 36. ( darya ) now to bay area baseball... the giants trying to win five in a row and stay competitive in the national league west.( james ) but last night it was all diamondbacks. arizona took the lead in the third inning and never looked back. the giants

m. the so called "local act" is limited to nine california cities...uire cities to extend sales of alcohol at bars... nightclubs and restaurants to as late as 4-a-m. the bill now goes back to the senate for a vote. if passed it will head to the governor for his signature. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... people trying to rebuild after the north bay firestorms are now dealing with a limited number contractors. ( james ) plus ... a california man springs into action to rescue a small stowaway. we have the story. ( james ) and how come the only time when you go to fishermans wharf is when someone is visting from out of town? coming up next we tell you how they're trying to lure locals. ♪ ♪ you are many different things in one amazing package, and t.j.maxx gives you the freedom to express every one. with our unique mix of must-have brands at must-buy prices, you can be active or totally relaxed. ♪ ♪ you can shop online or take it home today. you'll always save on something for every you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx. major hot spot in p

city you know. so i honestly want to keep m fy tlc plat the rest of my life. >> sreenivasan: really? >> maybe i will not drive myself for the rest of my life. but i want to keep them. >> sreenivasan: so what does that mean you'd lease them out? >> well just-- it'll be my side hustle. >> reenivasan: ride sharing jobs aren't the only temporary opportunities that companies are wooing employees into. the "gig" economy is becoming al ntial sector of the american workforce i spoke recently with sarah kessler, author of the bggook" : the end of the job and the future of work." so sarah the ride sharing companies seem to make their money mostly on the fact that these are not their full timeem oyees, that they're independent contractors and that extends to lots of other companies in this gig economy as well. is there a level of responsibility that tese companies have, are they ders facto emplo >> that of course is really debatable and there'fa lot o court cases around this topic that have gone in different ways. what i will say is that technology has made it possible to manage independent con

m. the so called "local act" is limited to nine california cities... including san francisco and oakland. it would allow but not require cities to extend sales of alcohol at bars, nightclubs and restaurants to as late as 4-a-m. the bill now goes back to the senate for a concurrence vote. if passed it will head to the governor for his signature. (ken) san francisco's fisherman's wharf is looking to attract a new type of customer to the tourist hot spot. kron4's maureen kelly explains .... how neighborhood business leaders are working to lure locals to the area. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.outside at s-f-live look taking a forecast.four zone now to our the area. lure locals to the area. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow ishere now with the forecast lawrence karnow: low clouds cleared for most of the bay area leaving behind sunshine and 70s in the bay and 60s at the coast. the clouds will start rolling back in tonight and fill into the vall

school outing in northern iraq as they went through the city of saddam that bus was hit by an airstrike. who the t.v. station accused the saudi m r r t led coalition of being behind the attack on the red cross says schools of people are being killed. and we are getting even more damage and these are more it happened because their names are still certainly in the sky there were even expecting more airstrikes i mean what's happening they know what happened here but we condemned. saudi arabia and its allies have been fighting in yemen for more than three years against the two theists who are aligned with iran who control much of northern yemen including the capital sana'a four years ago they drove a saudi backed government into exile this latest attack ads more casualties to the list of nearly ten thousand people killed during the war the u.n. called it the world's worst humanitarian crisis but it's mid august. hamas officials in gaza say restoring calm is up to israel and that they won't escalate the conflict any further funerals have been held for three palestinians killed in israeli as strikes overnight including a pregnant mot

the un commission for human rights condemns far demonstrations in the german city of cabinets but is planned for this week. m d w goes to detroit to meet fans of aretha franklin as they lined up to pay their last respects. i'm from gail welcome to the program germany's national football team coach has admitted that he failed to motivate his players and use the wrong tactics at this summer's world cup loves appearance in front of the media was his first since returning from the disastrous tournament german football association extended his contract just before the tournament began on the national team crashed out some german media outlets called for him to resign or be fired. and despite my clothes defeat i'm shit some my biggest miscalculation and biggest mistake was that i believed we could make it past the group stage by playing a brand of dominant possession based football. then get used to speed so we've often played well that way in the past while it's a high risk tactic. so in order for it to work the conditions on the squad have to be just right. that's it all has to come together so that we can deal

he manchester city tea m a perfectionist. f his squad are returning to full fitness after the world cup. mendy is a world cup winner and played the full 90. he provided the assist for both of city's goals and he is impressing the boss, but apparently stressing him out. sometimes you want to kill him out. sometimes you want to kill him and sometimes you say, wow, what a player we have. he gives us this extra energy with kyle, with him, that help us. when he attacks in that help us. when he attacks in that consistent it is so important. but mendy has a lot of things to improve. hopefully we can convince him to be calm. to forget that he is a bit of social media and focus on what he has to do. world cup winner, two assists, still lot to improve. this was his response. he tweeted about it, why wouldn't he? 0ne this was his response. he tweeted about it, why wouldn't he? one word sufficient feised? 0ops! after becoming the first british athlete to win three golds at a european championship, dina asher—smith is looking to the future

m. i don't know why that hasn't happened yet. >> he works in "sex and the city" and is now in "a million wonder if it's the next "this is us." >> friendship is being able to have the hard conversations and listen. it's a million different little things. >> a lot of people are comparing it to "this is us." >> i like being compared to a successful series. i have a five2-year-old, so i don't goat watch a lot of television. but yeah, i think it's a similar build. >> first of all, bothck's deathl ron's character commits suicide. >> do you have any idea why he did this? >> he was a then business call for a really long time. >> he made a call right after that, to you. >> the emotional music and fl flashbacks, "a million little things" also deals with things. like "this is us," what holds it all together is love. >> the show is about friendship. how we rely and depend on each other b but also secrets. >> i truly believe everything happens for a reason. the challenge in life is to find that reason. >> "a million little things." >>> all right, well, baa back to "this is us." we have new details on

to be problems on the roads and in the air.ra today, airl delays from new york city, philly, d.c., charlotte and miami. mor new york city, soelays in d.c., atlanta, miami and tampa. otinfall amounts not going to take a to cause any flooding. flash flooding from oklahoma city to birmingham. one to two inches. moving into the northeast, we're seeing more of the same. because we have such low expectations for flash flood guidance,nywhere from a half an inch to an inch per hour could cause problems. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. a lot of haze and humidity in place for your fday morning and for the rest of your friday. it's going to be a very hot and humid daytoy. temperatures are already way up into the 70s around the area. highs today up near 94 degrees. radar shows a few showers northern maryland and the shenandoah valley now. that's going to fade away, but more chances of thunderstorms coming in between about 5:00 and 9:00 this evening. again, today's high 94 degrees. >> that's your latest weather. c

as evening falls on dublin city, just glancing behind the bright lights of the area we are standing mfeeling slightly surprised that it is now dusk. we are looking on at croke park here in the city, not too far away from where we are. where this festival of families is taking place at the culmination of day one of this two—day visit by pope francis to ireland. we have seen dancing, music, singing. we have seen families from many parts of the world. they stand in front of the pope and give their testimonies, the design including this area called the circle of encounter where the pope and some of those families sit and listen to other testimonies, to these films which are being shown to the crowd, and to the performances, the capacity of the stadium more than 82,000, and it looks pretty full from what we can see here. the theme, then, this evening, of this event, and what we are expecting the pope to talk about, of course, is the family. it really has been the key theme of today, because this is the official reason for the pope being here, to take part in this event, this festival of fa

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whilst glasgow city are playing barcelona, somatio barcelona, not to be confused with barcelona, this is a tea mcyprus. and we have more to talk about. i mentioned earlier a new era coming in manchester, manchester city doing so well over the past few years. this has been a long time coming, women's team at manchester united. it has been 13 yea rs. manchester united. it has been 13 years. in 2005 they scrapped the senior women's team they used to have and they have come in for a lot of criticism for not having a women's team. we have seen their neighbours, manchester city, chelsea, all these teams getting involved, but until recently manchester united were not a part of it then earlier this year they said, "right, we will put in an application to be part of the women's championship, which will be the second tier of women's football." they were accepted and the former england captain will manage them and she has managed to attract quite an impressive squad of players, bearing in mind they will be starting in the second division. they have current england players, alex greenwood, siobhan chamberla