marsh: certainly. mr. levinthal: there was an even an article from arts magazine, as more people started using toys in their work. the writer suggested -- i forget to show they were reviewing. but they had gone to the david levinthal school of photography. and i thought about getting diplomas made up. [laughter] mr. levinthal: it is a wonderful that the workw has had so much impact. is --think for me, there i will not say it is a culmination, because i'm planning to live a few more years. but, to have this exhibition smithsonian, is one of those things when i was younger -- not in my wildest dreams. i think it would've been more realistic to dreamed that andy warhol invited me to the factory or something. me.oduced having a show at the smithsonian was beyond my wildest imagination. have talked a lot about the process of creating series.moves east -- but you came known for polaroid technology area you use polaroid over -- youfor well use polaroid film for 30 years. much of the work in the current exhibition

. - randy marsh is at work right now. work is boring! randy marsh is at work right now. work is boring! - butters stotch is enjoying stan's chat party! - herbert garrison likes butter's comment! - grandma marsh would like to be friends with kevin donohue. - kevin donahue accepts grandma marsh's friendship! - has anybody seen my stupid profile? - susan92 has pictures of stan in a bunny costume! - gary johnson thinks the pictures are fantastic! - wow, there's a lot of profiles here! kyle broflovski is amazed stan has so many facebook friends! - hey, kyle broflovski is amazed isayah is also a facebook friend of stan's! - isayah zordon is deleting kyle broflovski as a friend. - what? why? - user saw your are friends with kip drordy, who only has one friend. kyle broflovski is bad friend stock. - aw, no, i'm not really friends with him. - ignore. - ugh, that does it! - all right, all right, enough! everybody just shut up! where is profile stan marsh? - right here. - uh-oh. - "i'm sorry, kip, but i really can't be your friend anymore. "it was a great ride, but i must say good-

an accident reported in menlo park north 101 at marsh. southbound 101 through palo alto to mountain view. road work scheduled until 5:00 so that should be clearing in the next 20 minutes. we are picking up slowing in the northbound direction as you make your way through palo alto. here's a live shot. southbound traffic on the right-hand side heading towards highway 24. there was an earlier wrong way driver on southbound 242. >> that one is being cleared at this moment, getting a little crowded, delay-free westbound 80 >>> okay. let's take a look at what's going on around the state today. look at those upper 90s through the central valley, triple digits in palm springs, check out los angeles and san diego, whatever, we're about 70 with afternoon sunshine, warmer in monterey than l.a., 72. still have some thunderstorms. today you can see the area shaded, it shrinks again tomorrow. after tomorrow, no more thunder boomers too look off in the distance, i seen those billowing nebulous cumulus clouds off in the distance, the breeze is relaxed. s

lines.ere these diagonal the campus marshes are still in the city today.i mentioned the detroit river as not only a highway, but also for travel. more people come to the city and because of that location, we see a lot of commerce continue to thrive. we see ships coming back from the upper peninsula of michigan. by the mid-1800s, detroit is an industrial powerhouse. is being built with more and more miles all the time. a stockpile ofg resources that would be transformed into other things in the city is self. things like other types of metal. things like the ship holding industry. ore, iron and copper ore. it got turned into ships and railcars. eventually, automobiles. it was during this time that detroit gained his reputation as a manufacturing powerhouse. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to detroit, michigan to learn about its rich history. c-span.orgre, visit /citiestour. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> in 1945, four black privates serving in the u.s. women army corps went on strike to protest disc

elements are these diagonal lines, these circular andas, grand circus park campus marshes are in the city today, even though this saw a few changes. i am mentioned the importance of the detroit river as not only a highway for trade but for travel. fire, the city continues to rebuild. because of that location, the link between upper and lower great lakes, we see a lot of commerce continue to thrive. comings -- see ships back from the upper peninsula. things that would transform the city of detroit into a major manufacturing hub. by the mid-1800s detroit is already an industrial powerhouse, with the detroit river bringing in resources from the upper peninsula, with railroad being built more and more, all the time. stockpile ofing a resources that would be transformed into other things in the city itself, things like various types of metal. copper and iron ore. transformed to things that would transform the country. this time that detroit really gains its reputation as a manufacturing powerhouse. >> are city tour staff recently traveled to michigan to learn about its rich history. onlea

he took from lafond are the diagonal lines, these circular plazas grand circus park and campus , marshesre in the city today, even though this saw a few changes. i am mentioned the importance of the detroit river as not only a highway for trade but for travel. following the fire, the city continues to rebuild. more people come to this city. because of that location on the detroit river, the link between the upper and lower great lakes, we see a lot of commerce continue to thrive. we see ships coming back from the upper peninsula of michigan lumber, things that would transform detroit into a major manufacturing hub. one of the biggest manufacturing cities in the united states. by the mid-1800s detroit is already an industrial powerhouse, with the detroit river bringing in resources from the upper peninsula and other places in the great lakes region. with railroad being built more and more miles all the time. we were amassing a stockpile of resources that would be transformed into other things in the city itself, things like various types of metal. things like the shipbuilding industry. th

the thing you have in common with henry marsh is that you've both written books in where you're frankgree to which sometime you and others make mistakes, sometimes you feel that you let patients down. do we really want to know all this? well, perhaps i should ask you that. laughter. well, good hardtalk question. my guess is that sometimes we'd rather not know, for example, the degree to which chance is relevant in any serious intervention that you make. i think that is true but i think that in heart surgery, at least, we are extremely honest about the downside. we give patients risks, calculated properly, scientifically, as percentages, we tell them likelihood of death, likelihood of stroke, likelihood of not getting a good outcome, and we tell them the benefits and we ask them to weigh these things, so at least we are being honest. and i think, nowadays, patients no longer accept the patriarchal approach of, "well, you know, there you are, my good man. i know what's best for you." and that's not good enough. i certainly wouldn't want to be treated like that as a patient. i want to ma

> reporter: send marsh a note?other might know the nickname marsh? the youngest starbuck marshall came to the stand. >> how often would your dad call you marsh? >> a lot. he also called me son and marshall. >> but he did call you marsh a lot? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: yes, it had been an intimate act, an angry ex-husband killing the mother of his children, then staging the scene as a humiliating sex crime, premeditated murder said the state. and as evidence of clay starbuck's twisted state of mind, the prosecution offered this final piece to the puzzle. detectives said they found chanin's death certificate on a wall in clay's house pinned up like a trophy. >> as a reminder, she's no longer in my life, she's no longer going to cause me any misery or pain. >> reporter: so no smoking gun but a pile of circumstantial evidence deep enough, the prosecution hoped, to bury any chance of acquittal. >> at the heart of this killing -- and i would submit the motive -- greed, anger, obsession and jealousy. >> reporter: and, throu

. —— henry marsh. you and others have sometimes made mistakes, sometimes you feel you have let patients down. we really want to know all this? well, perhaps i should ask you that. laughter. welcome a good hard to talk question. sometimes i think we would rather not know the degree to which chance is relevant in any serious intervention that you make. i think that is true that in heart surgery, we are i think that is true that in heart surgery, we are extremely honest about the downside. we give patients risks, calculated properly, scientifically, as percentages, we tell them the likelihood of death, likelihood of stroke, likelihood of not getting a good outcome. we tell them the benefits and we tell them to weigh these things so at least we are being honest. nowadays, patients no longer accept the patriarchal approach of well, you know, that you are, my good man. i know what's best for you. that's not good enough. i certainly wouldn't want to be treated like that as a patient. i wa nt to treated like t

the cuyahoga river begins above shardon in geaga county as two separate branches rising from and marshes. true to its name, it founds a akron, path south to then north to cleveland and lake waterway.miles of this essay on the cuyahoga, begins a few miles from the river's source, near burton, ohio, where conservationists gather each down ther a canoe trip river. it is as much an inspection trip as it is recreation. some 450 people followed bill gressard on the trip. it was gressard, outdoor editor courier," who complaints about the polluted trip,ga, and his canoe helped draw attention to the problem. but the trip is fun, too. and families take to the water from miles around. enthusiasts like 70-year-old ms. bessie simpson from lakewood alone.e the 25-mile trip ♪ ♪ ♪ >> among the group is a district engineer, colonel ray hansen. this district is responsible for keeping screens open in this part of the country, and recently -- of trash on the open river. there are septic tanks that overflow. we have even seen oil. it is right below a tank farm. we have an under investigation already. ♪ >> b

i can answer this in the levee to our get dull marsh said good news of ours the leader barked if you hear the mobile. is saying that that entering was it always means that if you are on the evening of the 6th of june as the city of our marginal noise is delayed by the night of the of you forces it alleviated the. bark is clear but i was mentioning the 1st french citizenship to the parades is gone by the allies. got close only to nick 3 and he mentions the sacrifices of 400 critters so here's on that day so when you lost i call on earth. if you're not i'm all unnerved event to do. so c'mon mom we don't need so you know more you want to know where you. will be constructed in the honor of those 400 british soldiers but oh so 4 different onto this house and in the middle is sold is bridges it will do you know and when i heart and i beat you with your uni but there is no harm h. to the contribution of britain to the don't really good or sickly she's decisions wrong so it can be firstly that i'm in markedly steve does not realise all of those younger. was intolerable of us to be fundamenta

cuyahoga river begins above chardon in geauga county as two separate branches rising from springs and marshestrue to its name, it founds a crooked path south to akron, then north to cleveland and lake erie, 100 miles of waterway. this epilogue, this essay on the cuyahoga, begins a few miles from the river's source, near burton, ohio, where conservationists gather each spring for a canoe trip down the river. it is as much an inspection trip as it is recreation. this year, some 450 people followed bill gressard on the trip. it was gressard, outdoor editor of the "record courier," who complaints about the polluted cuyahoga, and his canoe trip, helped draw attention to the problem. but the trip is fun, too. and whole families take to the water coming from miles around. enthusiasts like 70-year-old ms. bessie simpson from lakewood who made the 25-mile trip alone. ♪ ♪ narrator: the buffalo district is responsible for keeping the navigable streams open in this part of the country. it has been in the forefront of pollution control. trash.e is a lot of too close to the river's edge, their septic tanks

a little bit of slowing starting around marsh. looks all right from this view. you do see on our sensors as you come into the area as folks are making their way to marsh, 101, slowing just outside the camera range up to wood side road where the crash is on the southbound side. jammed from redwood shores, holly down to that scene where you have three left lanes. over 45 minutes since they cleared that. el camino real is one option for you. or stay west to 280. if you can choose that, you're golden. everywhere else is fine. just between the two bridges. some folks may be choosing wisely. heading south, dumbarton bridge south. a slight build. easy gentle build there. san mateo bridge, we talked about that. slowing across the flat section. no drama there. here the richmond to san rafael bridge we are seeing the cash lanes start to fill up. back to you. >>> all right. thank you very much, mike. 6:51. happening right now. kids don't have to let it go. the new frozen 2 trailer was released this morning showing elsa, ana and olaf reuniting. it hits theaters november 28t

like mr marsh my. getting a good shot of mr marsh meyer is never a problem. but the real money keeps itself hidden guilty as this has to hurt. the super rich will try. and to go unnoticed sometimes i even try to hide there are no photos of several people on our list and you won't find a single picture if you go online and google them and see if there hasn't been a photo of her hymen sites germany's richest family for decades and for so many stay hidden because they want to live normal lives and think that they won't be able to do so if they're known to be multi-billionaires. and live in can for months oh interview requests were rejected agreed film sheets were cancelled last minute none of the rich wanted to talk to us about money. finally we got lucky and the financial had frank face here in a prime location tucked behind the bank teller as sits the asset management company full come full can manage his german business families fortunes. its chairman christan fanbase the time provided some insight as to why rich germans also shine. detroit you know many weal

another one on bethel island burned three acres of dry marsh land.t night. >>> another fire burned about 40 acres outside brentwood. this is one that started about 1:00 a.m. near the valley. firefighters have not indicated if they know yet how that started. >>> 6:57, new this morning when it comes to gambling, get ready for a major player with the announcement of a mega merger. eldorado agreed to buy see art ises caesars palace. it will create the largest owner of gaming properties. caesars includes caesars palace, planet hollywood among others. >>> take ta look at this. the world's ugh i lest dog going big time. this is a picture of skramp the tramp. he won the ugliest dog contest on friday. this morning he will be on the "today" show. he's a local dog from santa rosa. here's a picture of him with kerry sanders. his mother won $1500 and another there are 1500 to donate to a shelter. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> a lot of us hanging our tongues out over the hot weather. but not today. >> it's going to start to feel cooler for the inland area

the fire was reported about 11-25 saturday morning north of marsh creek road. dry conditions and strong wind combined to help the fire spread quickly. no one was injured and no structures were damaged. investigators think the person running the lawnmower touched the hot muffler to dry grass --- sparking the fire... but it's still under investigation. ( marty ) and in yolo county -- there is a fire burning north of lake berryessa -- close to the napa county border. the fire has grown to 17-hundred acres and there is no word on containment yet. the smoke from this fire can be seen in marin and sonoma counties.. this is an interactive map showing the evacuation areas.. the red area indicates a mandatory evacuation zone. the yellow area indicates an advisory zone. ( marty ) the sand fire, burning north of lake berryessa caused a p-g and e power shut off for around 27- thousand customers. crews are inspecting power lines to make sure they are safe before restoring power. pg and e will open two community resource centers this morning at 8 for people affected by the p

coming toward the area, marsh where the crash is reported. sensors haven't had time to report because it happened just as kari was giving her report. crews typically take just a few minutes to move. if camino real. smooth all around the bay. coming toward north wynn road. coming through contra costa county, easy drive across the carquinas. antioch, rio vista, all moving smoothly. moving to vasco, 580, without a problem. cash lanes showing their typical build for the approach toward the 5:00 hour. still one cash lane on either side. back to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. heads-up for drivers in contra costa county. two days of closures could give you a headache if you're on a late night drive. caltrans will shut down highway 4 from peralta to 680 in concord. and the next morning eastbound will close. they are just a few hours. this is for an ongoing widening project. >>> a live look at walnut creek this morning. if you live there, maybe you smelled gas-li last night. here's an answer for you, possibly. pg&e crews were working on a pipelin

it was a thick, dry marsh which made access difficult. they were able to protect them. and this is video south of brentwood. in what was a dangerous situation early yesterday morning. firefighters battled a 40 acre brush fire. it started just after 1:00. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. >>> 4:34. a large fire causing a a lot of concerns. >>e' busy highway 4. some people were prepared to evacuate mary ann found out it started at a homeless encampment. >> reporter: with high winds fanning inflammations and thick smoke rising into the sky, crews battled this intense fire from many directions. mary lives nearby and kept her eyes trained on the smoke. >> it looked like oil smoke. it was really thick and kept billowing. >> reporter: the fire grew to three alarms with 100 firefighters responding. that's when she started preparing toevacuate gathering up belongings. sfwh my important documents that are irreplaceable. >> reporter: firefighters say the fire started in a homeless encampment around 2:30 and quickly spread to a supply company. >> we h

we a re that was robert marsh from combat stress.ridgend, south wales, next year, leading to 1,700 job losses at the factory. the company has blamed the ending of a contract with jaguar land rover, and a fall in sales of petrol engines. let's go to the ford hq in brentwood now and speak to our correspondent katy austin. is there any prospect of any of these jobs are is there any prospect of any of thesejobs are being is there any prospect of any of these jobs are being saved? work we deployed elsewhere? potentially, but what we do know, is the 1700 workers who work at bridgend have had potentially their worst fears confirmed this morning. ford have said that they are considering closing the plant there. fewer jaguar engines had been made that than previously, and already this year we had had thatjob losses were going to go from there. today, ford haveissued going to go from there. today, ford have issued a statement, talking about the need to create a sustainable business in europe, looking at this as part of a global plan to reorgan

there was a higher at marsh road as you were getting up.en cleared but the traffic has not gone anywhere. >>> it was the nose -- it was 25 years ago today nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered in southern california. her ex husband o.j. simpson was accused of the killings and later acquitted. simpson and goldman were killed outside the home in the brentwood area of los angeles. >> her younger sister tonya brown says over the years nicole's life and death have inspired women to speak out against domestic violence. >> thank i were talking about these issues and these causes that months before, years before, we were, you know, we weren't talking about it. >> after a freeway police pursuit o.j. simpson was arrested and charged with the killing. his new late and i'm long trial became a massive and divisive public spectacle. >> for a lot of people this is the first time that they hadn't sat as a drawer where they could see what happened in the courtroom. to bother them. the issues of race bothered them. that liberty celebrity lawyers

another example, if you build a house on a slab next to the marsh, it is probably going to flood at some point. build it up. we are trying to do that. we have grants available that will assist people raising their houses and building them up. being smart and adapting to climate change, we can do those things. host: call men in tulsa, -- oklahoma, aulsa, republican. caller: you are fighting a propaganda machine in the socialist democrats that want to -- poor, innocent co2, absolutely required for all life glutenh, and they get a and put the government in charge absoluteting this requirement for life on earth. this is all about just a propaganda attack. the republicans have a big job, because it went from global warming to climate change because there wasn't sufficient mobile warming to confirm al gore's predictions. i am proud of what you were telling the community because the people of the usa was going did katend by the u.n. and government control -- dictate and government control. i appreciate you trying to democrathe media college propaganda machine. host: congressman? guest: thank yo

. >>> this car was stuck in the marsh in the east bay. you can see that front bumper oken the driver was already out when fire crews arrived and luckily no one was hurt. >>> we got to that point in the forecast where there are significant changes from one day to the next. today was one of those days when we had a significant drop. what i really want to do is give you the comparison of what that significant drop will be tomorrow. if we look at the daytime high in oakland at 79, tomorrow to be 70 degrees pick a look at concord. 100 degrees today, and 85 tomorrow. -15 degrees cooler tomorrow. thursday has been the day all along that we have reaped the benefits. we did better today. most of us did a lot better. but a lot of us are still dealing with the heat. 85 tomorrow is coming. and here is how the camera on top of salesforce. if you were here yesterday, i use the camera as an example of how unusual it was. i said you could see the ocean. today you cannot. because the marine layer has come back and pick that is the way it's supposed to loo

palo alto, the northbound 101 between marsh road and wood side road, and south of there we have various lanes closed until 5:00 this morning. that's flipping that over to the red and causing delays in that stretch. southbound 680 continuing south to san jose or taking the westbound 24 lanes, you should be wide open. we are in jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? >>> this is abc7 mornings. >> in the it could always be hotter department, looing at 9:0 this morning to 10:00 this evening, 100 to 10 we're close. look at that, san diego and l.a., and 81 in yosmite with a slight chance of a thunderstorm. look at all the sunshine in tahoe this weekend. low to mid-70s. some of the obnoxious heat

you heard the gusty winds which helped fan the flames in dry brush near marsh creek and deer valley roads. cal fire crews quickly responded to contain that fire to around 10 acres. >>> now drew tuma has the latest details on the red flag fire warnings for this weekend. >> unfortunately, this time of the year where those strong, dry winds heighten our fire danger, and that's what we're seeing, especially in the north bay. so red flag warning continues for much of the north bay hills. areas shaded in red, the winds will be racing out, gusting well over 40 miles per hour through sunday morning, and that will bring in dangerously low humidity levels. look at the low humidity route right now. it is bone dry. and those winds are picking up as we speak. look at the wind gusts in the hills. cranking anywhere from 20-40 miles per hour. let's go hour by hour and show you the winds. they will continue to remain active through the evening. 10:00, 11:00 at night, we still see winds gusting over20 miles per hour. then thankfully we will see those winds begin to back off. but as the fire danger lessens,

out its marsh eric says the car makers and even the air intakes a 3 dimensional overhaul and added an aluminum frame and to top this way that anyone can see from 100 meters away this is an audi yes for. the sedan is powered by a v 6 turbo diesel with an output of $255.00 kilowatts it makes the dash from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 5 seconds and as a top speed electronically limited to 250 kilometers per hour. then why is television. markers i can do says the new as for t.v. i use a good customers who prefer death little vehicle with a powerful engine and saying it delivers 700 meters of torque but is also perfect for long distance strikes. thanks to its $48.00 vo bell driven starter generator audi claims the sedan uses just $6.00 leaders per 100 kilometers. the last new model in the range is the a 4 all road quatro. from holidays rolled on hudler says it has 35 millimeters more ground clearance 12 millimeters because of its bigger wheels and 23 millimeters from its higher stands . before all road quatro comes with automatic transmission as standard large sheriff says that wit

is also an accident and marsh road.l you about on the nimitz both in the south bound direction that are slowing things down all the way from north of hayward down through fremont. pretty much a slow ride. the first one is at a street and the next one is that whipple. >>> a pair of moderate earthquake struck northern california overnight. a magnitude 3.5 t after midnight in santa clara county. it was centered nine miles northeast of hollister. and to the north a magnitude 4.1 quake hit around 12:45 this morning. that was centered about 40 miles north of hillsboro. there were no reports of any injuries or damage from either craig. >>> taking a live look at oracle arena. where the warriors will play their final game on thursday. after a huge victory in toronto last night. with this season online. the golden state will be without kevin durant in game 6 on thursday after another injury last night. >> let's go to kpix 5 sport director for the latest on k.d.'s injury and legs have prison makes -- latest -- >> reporter: kevin d

this one is 101 northbound at marsh road. this has now been moved to the right shoulder. they are in the process of clearing that and they are waiting for the tow trucks to get there. for those of you heading to the north bay, connecting from 1 to 101 northbound, they are in the process of clearing that. that was causing delays earlier. it looks like those are clearing up. those of you heading south into the city, you can see it really slowing down as you pass the rodeo exit, that's where that stops or starts, i should say, because you are going down to two lanes and two lanes all the way to the golden gate bridge and over the golden gate bridge, you are one lane in the southbound direction next to construction on the suicide barrier. the ultimate past not looking terrible for the sour, down to about 17 or 15 miles per hour through the ultimate pass and then you speed back up to regular running speed and you are in green all the way to the dublin interchange and deliver more. this is the new accident i was talking about, that's westbound highway 4 right at bailey road. th

ns as the town of aaron marsh british veterans as the 19th regiment royal artillery. those who died in the normandy landings and also give thanks to those survivors, both present here oi’ those survivors, both present here or in other places remembering their comrades. and, to add to the spectacle here, a fly past by a dakota and a spitfire, planes which played a crucial role in d—day. just a few kilometres away, the french president, emmanuel macron, attended a ceremony near omaha beach. d—day the beginning of the liberation of france from the nazis. translation: for the nazi occupation, it was the beginning of the end. france knows all that it owes to the soldiers of the landings. the price paid in the lives of soldiers and civilians lost in the daring assault on the normandy beaches was huge, but it proved to beaches was huge, but it proved to beaches was huge, but it proved to be a key turning point in the war. richard galpin, bbc news. let's talk to the military historian, sir antony beevor, author of several leading books on the history of the second world war —

thanks for joining us, great to get your thoughts ouster marsh marsh, blockchain reporter for bloombergeir highs by the fed, but caught a little off guard i what the iranians say they did to the u.s. drug. taking the edge off of markets a little. matt: absolutely. and i want to point out bitcoin continues to rise. $9,280 and $.78. ♪ ♪ nejra: yields on 10 year treasuries fall to the lowest as how will open the door to a july rate cut. but investors asked if he will go to 50 basis points. will an increasingly likely fed cut force a governor kuroda's hand? decides at england noon and governors expect a hawkish tone. amidst rising tensions, shrinking stockpiles, and a dovish fed.

this is on bethel island near the sunset and the marina and the fire burned through thick, dry marsh which made access difficult for firefighters but they were able to protect the boats parked in the dry storage nearby. and this is video from south of brentwood in contra costa county, another dangerous situation over 24 hours ago, this is early sunday, firefighters there battling a nearly 40-acre brush fire starting after 1:00 a.m. in dear valley road and that fire was also kept fully contained. reporting live in fremont, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, bob. >>> in the south bay fire danger and hot weather also prompting action in san jose. no barbecues or open flames allowed in the park. rangers taking no chances on the warmer weather. although, karins ulive with a look at walnut creek but cooler temperatures are prevailing. so far for the bay area this week, a nice break. >> and being able to turn off the air-conditioning is huge we see fog over the golden gate and it will provide cooling sand inland but it is clear in the south bay and our temperatures are still heating

for a lot of marshes fine food. automation makes intensive livestock farming possible. back at the carrot field the vegetable crop is being separated from the weeds by hand at least it's environmentally friendly. the vehicle is powered by solar panels but it's difficult to find workers willing to pull up weeds for 8 hours when will this work be automated the organic farmer was hoping for speedy a progress. years in we know that in the long term we won't have these workers anymore so we need the technology to help keep the weeds on our fields in check both of them are crammed with to the people here there's a big demand for big visions of farming can benefit greatly from digitalisation. is our dream is to come here with a small trailer open the door and then 100 drones fly out and around the field and doing everything automatically this automotive. so when will drones take on the difficult tasks how will farm jobs change and how many will remain what will digitalisation mean for food production and livestock farming and everything depends on the new technological possibi

put simply, one mile of marsh land takes a cat five hurricane to a four. second mile to a cat three, third mile to a cat two. to the degree that we have a google map which shows green, and yet i know when i'm out there on the boat that land is no longer there, but rather has subsided is a marker of the risk to my state. i expressed objections to senators portland and alexander that this resource which for five years doesn't take a rocket scientist would be up for another five and another five, ultimately impacts the ability of the central gulf to ask for additional resources to repair the coastline. with that preamble, and wanting to help, i want to help deferred maintenance, i totally accept that, i want to enter several letters to the record. i ask myself and i approve. asking for parody in terms of how we disperse energy revenues. this is to point out on land, revenue sharing is far more generous to states than it is for offshore revenue sharing. the second is a bipartisan letter to the president from governors of alabama, louisiana, texas, mississippi

i'm a little gumbo when they take off from marsh they might as well take up village to 90 percent of people here off alma's sure some villages work for the electricity company but what about the other 90 percent. after putting back up looking like. my. 8 years ago the company bought his fields 440000 euros. this means he now has to lease agricultural land so he can grow crops to feed his cows. skeff bowman i'm about sometimes i think about giving up but making the 1st difficult to gauge i'm 54 and have 3 kids. and i love it. dimitrios coal fired power plant is located right beside me coast village. works here she's married to the mine blaster. she makes just $620.00 euros a month on a fixed term contract but hopes to become permanent. even. the company is a lifeline for many people. the entire region depends on coal mining. for generations thousands of families from this area have worked for the company. in 2950 percent of greek electricity was produced using lignite but today it makes up less than 30 percent. we depend on coal. and it really worries me to think about what would happ

all marsh 30 the 1st. defeated his why of all by a narrow margin of party contested the outcome claiming that some of the results weren't ratified by election officials the higher election board ordered a reelection undeterred by the decision it. held multiple rallies reminding his supporters that their victory was stolen by our party. democracy has won just as has won people care about democracy i congratulate the future president of the country. we increased our gains by having more votes from the uk party supporters which means they're also disgruntled. the new mayor faces the delicate task of running the country's biggest wealthiest and most populous city but his supporters already see him as the right person to run against president. in the 2023 presidential election although this is a local election it's all to come is likely to shape the future of a party which faces a deepening crisis. and people across the country all agree jewellers ruling party has failed to fix our economy in tatters. it's the

like the weatherdrivtiarstly s take are, zooming into one, this is on one-to-one northbound right at marsh road. the right shoulder is blocked. so far doesn't seem to be causing any delays, just some slowing on northbound 101 as you approach the dumbarton bridge. nothing serious at this hour, little for the north at one and one-to-one northbound at the connector rent. there is an injury accident. chp is on the scene working to clear that, if you are heading out of the city, perhaps out of town, you will have some slowing. if you look at the top of your screen, coming in from marin county, that is because right there through sausalito, you're going down from four lanes to two lanes all the way through the tunnel down to the entrance of the golden gate bridge where it is a one lane across the golden gate bridge. so that will be a little slower for you this morning. that should be wrapping up about 5:30 or so due to the construction. on the ultimate pass where your down to about 60 miles per hour, but back up to a regular running speed once you through that, and then mostly in the green towar

to discuss how it is all done, i was joined earlier by mary anne marsh, a democratic strategist. s in boston. we know that first impressions count. just how important is this first debate? mary anne: it is everything, because for most of the country are getting to see thes candidates for the first time tonight, and they are taking the measure and asking if you can be the next president of the united states after donald trump.ol thsaying goes, you get one chance to make a good first impression. this is it. when you look at the two nights, it is biden and centers that have the most to lose, already sliding in the polls. you have warren, buttigieg, and harris with the most to gain. for everybody else you are just try to gain attention. jane: how do you prepa for this? they have minutes to make their pitch. mary anne: if you are smart, you try to break it up into two o rts. you tryll people who you are, where you grew up, give them some biography about you. there are millions of people who will watch you who have never laid es on you before. iece of an important it. the second part i

all marsh 30 the 1st. defeated his why of all by a narrow margin the party contested the outcome claiming that some of the results weren't ratified by election officials the higher election board ordered a reelection undeterred by the decision it. held multiple rallies reminding his supporters the victory was stolen by our party. democracy has won just as has won our people care about democracy i congratulate the future president of the country. we increased our gains by having more votes from the. party supporters which means they're also disgruntled. the new mayor faces the delicate task of running the country's biggest wealthiest and most populous city but he supporters already see him as the right person to run against president. in the 2023 presidential election although this is a local election its outcome is likely to shape the future of a party which faces a deepening crisis loyalists and people across the country all agree jewellers ruling party has failed to fix our economy in tatters about al-ja

its mother to try to keep it from harm and she shouldn't seek out unnecessary physical altercations marsh agents was 5 months pregnant when the fighting started the shooter was initially charged with manslaughter but then acquitted after investigation found she was acting in self-defense police say it was ms jones who initiated the fight allegedly in a dispute over the baby's father the decision comes a shortly after alabama authorized a controversial abortion bill the bill was signed in may and his nurse said to be the harshest one in the u.s. it bans abortion at any stage of pregnancy even in case of rape or incest and criminalizing the procedure both for women and doctors is still unclear whether the bill will become law was jones has now been released on bail but the case has already sparked outrage. marshy jones was pregnant when she was shot in the stomach while in a fight with another woman over the baby's father the fetus died now she's been charged with murder this anti abortion laws are unjust she must not be charged alabama is one of the most dangerous places in the country for