melanie: a lot of pain.f i look at where the big inflation drivers have been, you know, it's called goods prices. these supply chain issues have really pushed up imported goods prices, a weak we are currency and that adds to that problem again. guy: melanie, great to catch up thanks for the analysis. really appreciate it. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's time for the bloomberg business flash. kkr is emerging as frontrunner. the business could be valued at around $20 billion in my deal. the telecom would pick a winner this week the u.k. will curve disinformation. if they don't, they face fines as much as 10% of global sales the crackdown is the fourth coming online safety bill. and the price of -- metal is considered a bellwether it is trading below $8,000 a ton as the group metal just posted their worst in the 2008 financial crisis. and that is your latest business flash. kriti: thank you. let's get a check on the american markets here because the sell-off is $6. the s&p 500 down about 2%. hovering near the sess

melanie: dr.plant says this summer, there are certainly added tensions and deeply divided issues being debated across the country. >> whether it's roe v. wade, politics, climate change, covid, racism and discrimination, these issues can be hot button issues. melanie: the fight over gun rights, hot button gas issues, the whole gamut. during the pandemic, we know distance was necessary, the younger generation not wanting to expose older generations to covid. >> the family is the ecology. that's when traditions are passed down, values are accepted or rejected, but because there has been this separation, people have gotten their values and ideas from other sources. melanie: but licensed family therapist and courageous conversations, writer, doctorate leaser hill, -- writer, dr. lisa hill says the holiday is an opportunity to reconnect, a way to reestablish familial beliefs and practice respect for those and reflect our own. >> we are getting back on the horse for social communication. breathe. melanie

melanie: melanie woodrow, abc7news.ate, consumer reports my nonprofit advocacy group, is recommending people stopped eating progress -- eating products with terror flower. it comes after daily harvest names tera flour as the lead ingredient that caused customers to be second. the company said what is specifically in the flour made people ill. another company says it stopped selling its mango and pineapple smoothie due to concerns as well. the fda has not made any recommendations about tera flour. it names ingredient suppliers only when there is enough evidence linking the agreement -- linking the ingredient to injury or illness. a judge has granted a restraining order that keeps caltrans from clearing out a homeless encampment in oakland. 200 people live at the cabin on wood street under the 880 and 580 freeway. a fire at the site killed one person, raising safety concerns. a district judge ordered caltrans to work on a plan to house the people. a spokesperson says the city does not have the capacity to shelter 200 peop

melanie? it's not going to be that bad in november.e try to go absentee voting, we have to make sure our people note that they are registered, they haven't been purged, to make sure if they have, they can't wait until labor day. trust and believe. if you do that, i think that will go a long way in helping us mitigate the situation because we don't have the voting rights. >> melanie campbell, go ahead. >> i think of audrey lord's words revolution is not a one-time event. what we have to remember and remind people is that it is not going to happen overnight. i think about my four kids. if i wake up in the morning and i spring something on them, it's not want to happen. i have to start way in advance. next week, we are going to the dentist. two days from now, you are going to the dentist. the day of, it's time to go to the dentist. in all seriousness, it's because they have to get their minds right. that's what we have to do about where we are in this country. we have to get our minds right. something people thought we turn on a switch an

melanie: he contacted customers with similar issues.d out to the ceo and realized they had gone to the same business school. >> i thought hearing from a semi like myself would help get the word out. i said if you are not certain, i am certain period time in the hospital in of going through torture for three weeks. melanie: any discussions he wrote in part, i wholeheartedly do not believe this has anything to do with cooking rentals. i basically chard mine. this is a major sub look -- public safety problem. she wrote back that we are investigating and taking this seriously. as soon as we got wind of an issue, we asked all customers that purchase to discard the products. >> he responded and said his condition was well beyond gastrointestinal problems and had to talk surgeons out of removing his gallbladder. she wrote that we would be in touch. he asked if they had informed the fda and she didn't respond. >> if i could save one person, i wanted daily harvest to do the same thing. melanie: they would not say when daily harvest contacted the

we saw shortly after melanie's body was dumped a few yards from the primaries school gate. i went out, are you another theodora garcia? that's good for comedy. we and your alley, i mean, that'll anonymous. to cut it gum. what ela gala not big. seattle glass will rock by. stella truss gather. killing him below. they thought until you until now when you get that again. now a simple pink cross marched the spot where melanie's body was left, connecting her death to the thousands of other women and girls killed in mexico in recent decades. me like see the feel only got a call on left in a moment. i hate to hear that they'll by law, get anyone. i'm a big it out as is me? yes. him all week. the 40 so 50 then in this was and this is lowanda is comalla soda. that was what he says young, the corporate christ, every country has manifestation of violence against women. but in mexico, why is the violence so extreme and most the needle a when they come back, i mean important they, they a well not fabric like apple makes, but if you then they control traffic, most of us will be still fram

melanie woodrow dug into the data. has been teaching yoga for 20 years. >> i love what i do. valley: he went to -- melanie: he started teaching full-time in 2010. >> it is a grind. melanie: he previously worked for a business that offered retirement for yoga teachers. >> i have been without any sort of retirement plan since the summer of 2020. melanie: on june 30, any employee with employees of more than five was required to sign up for the savings plan for those who do not have access to a savings plan at work. >> we know that about half of californians are headed towards economic insecurity in their retirement years, about 8 million of them don't have access to a retirement plan at work. melanie: there is no fee. the default is a roth ira with no matching contributions. the standard is a 5% contribution. they can opt out or change. it is meant to help people save for retirement. >> all of us need a nudge sometimes. melanie: it is meant to level the playing field. >> two thirds of workers who don't have access to any

melanie: in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. karina: monkeypox is rarely fatal. the most obvious symptom is a rash but patients can get a and fever and chills. the illness typically lasts 2-4 weeks. people who don't have the symptoms cannot spread the virus to others. it is spread through close physical contact, including cuddling, and sex. there are no treatments, but there are two vaccines. larry: sandhya patel is here with the weather forecast. humidity, almost down? sandhya: almost there. over producer kate says she doesn't like it, i get it. it is definitely sticky and frizzy whether which we are not used to it here in the bay area. blame it on this trough, you can see the winds knowing of of the ocean and blowing towards the land and when you look at those ocean temperatures, they are in the upper 50's. point arena, san francisco. low 60's in places like monterey bay. sea surface temperatures are higher. combined with the wind flowing off the ocean, viewpoints are in the uncomfortable range. for places like half moon bay, it is humid, 61 right now. let's lo

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lobby leather heart give me one last hello i saw shortly after melanie's body was dumped a few yards from the primary school gate. i went out, i the another theater. got it. that would kind of go movie. we'd get our battle and to cut it gum, whatever. but 11 us big seattle glass will request the la trying to gather the columbia. they thought until until noon for they needed to get now a simple pink cross march the spot where melanie's body was left connecting her death to the thousands of other women and girls killed in mexico in recent decades . me like see the feel for we got quite a while on left in a measurements. i have a level here that they'll buy lower. get anyone. i'm a big it is me. yes. him or the 40 so 50 then in this was in his loudest, mobile soda. that's what he says. he, on the left every country has a manifestation of violence against women. but in mexico, why is the violence so extreme and most the needle, a vague that can be in important they, they a well not fabric like out up or next. but if you then they l contra and are called traffic, most of us will be still

we're to lose economy. melanie asked to draw his exit, why is it in such a mess? and is it at risk to think of even crashing out of the euro's home? we do not see a risk that italy will crash out a deer as own. and none of the political parties are offering that pern they've learned from the mistakes of before. and they would like to stay in the euro, even the most are right wing parties and, and so we do not see a risk of that. as it happens my a drug didn't resign and we are heading for sap elections. does that change the outlook for italy? we don't think so. so for us are further fiscal support was an upside risk to our forecast. the snap election mused that further fiscal support this year is highly unlikely. and that's not because of willpower, but it's more because of logistics. the snap election is being held on the 25th of september coalition politics mean that in italy t. it will take time for a governing coalition to form, let alone that new government agreeing on. you've escalade so because fiscal support was an upside for for, has before. now it's no l

tonight -- laura linney, star of "candy," actress melanie lynskey, cooking [ cheers and applause ♪ >>ouncer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- laura linney, star of "candy," actress melanie lynskey, cooking with food network's geoffrey zakarian. featuring the 8g band with kristina schiano ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and now, if you don't mind, i'm going to get to the news during his remarks at saturday's white house correspondents' dinner, president biden said, quote, "american democracy is not a reality show." and he's right reality shows get much better ratings. [ laughter ] according to a new poll, president biden's approval rating has increased slightly over the last two months, and now the white house is scrambling like hell to figure out what he did. [ laughter ] "did he change his hair? a different mask what tie was he wearing? that's right, president biden's approval rating has increased t

melanie doesn't just want to learn their secrets, she's devoted her life to protecting them. the checkup, and she's made a shockin g discovery. >> they are a little heavy industries around here but deadly chemicals are spread around the world by winds and ocean currents. melanie's ground breaking research is in its early stages, but she's very worried. >> when it comes to pollution, the condor is patagonia's canary in a coal mine. melanie hopes her painstaking research will raise the alarm and that industries and governments will take notice and start cleaning up their act. as we fly even higher into the andes the air thins and the temperature drops. patagonia's transformed into a world of ice. >> almost 90% of all the glaciers in south america can be found here. few creatures can survive on these barren rivers of ice, but one remarkable animal thrives on them, and this biologist is here to find it. he's come to the explorus glacier in the andes hoping to track down one of patagonia's toughest creatures. he works with a professional glacier guide. this crevasse isn't an obsta

first, melanie campbell, a longtime friend and sister in the struggle. she leads the national coalition of black >> participation and the black women's roundtable. and has been at the forefront both on voting rights and >> engagement. also in building an alliance between legacy and historic civil rights leaders and ♪ ♪ [laughter] i thought the party ended at midnight last night. [laughter] ♪ i like that music. let's turn this into a party. [laughter] some of us from a great time tonight but let's give it up for melanie campbell ladies and gentlemen, and then to my far left, you're right it's another strong friend, allie, leader who has been, i think such ant important voice not only for the latino community, but for america and building bridges between the latino and african-american communities. she is unflinching in her commitment. relation ship has been we educate each other about the aspirations, the needs and the challenges of our community. ladies and just when the president and ceo, janet. [cheering] [applause] >> and certainly needs no introducti

melanie's ground-breaking research is in its early stages but she is very worried. [ speaking foreigno pollution, the condor is patagonia's canary in a coal mine. melanie hopes her painstaking research will raise the alarm and that industries and governments will take notice and start cleaning up their act. as we fly even higher into the andes the air thins and the temperature drops. patagonia is transformed into a world of ice. almost 90% of all of the glaciers in south america can be found here. few creatures can survive on these barren rivers of ice. but one remarkable animal thrives on them. a biologist is here to find it. he has come to the glacier in the chilean andes hoping to track down one of patagonia's toughest creatures. he works with a professional glacier guide. this crevasse isn't an obstacle. it is their destination. >> going inside the glacier is a very humbling experience. you are at the mercy of the elements . >> he has found what he is looking for. a/k/a the patagonian ice dragon. >> there's very few organisms that can withstand a place like this. it does that. evo

let's give it up for melanie campbell, ladies and gentlemen.my far left, you're right, another strong friend, ally, leader, who has been such an important voice not only for the latino community but for america and for building bridges between the latino and african american communities. she is unflinching in her commitment in the relationship that we educate each other about the aspirations, needs, and challenges about our community. the president and ceo of unidos us, janet murguia. and certainly, madam mayor who needs no introduction, but also the former mayor of the great city of atlanta, a new member of president biden's team as senior advisor to the president for public engagement. welcome. we are going to pose a question and then allow two minutes rapidfire. the first question for melanie. many issues implicate black life in america. i think in these conversations, we know that we can discuss a range of policy issues. but from your perspective, what is critical for people in washington today who will go back to communities in the fall? w

melanie? it's not going to be that bad in november.e try to go absentee voting, we have to make sure our people note that they are registered, they haven't been purged, to make sure if they have, they can't wait until labor day. trust and believe. if you do that, i think that will go a long way in helping us mitigate the situation because we don't have the voting rights. >> melanie campbell, go ahead. >> i think of audrey lord's words revolution is not a one-time event. what we have to remember and remind people is that it is not going to happen overnight. i think about my four kids. if i wake up in the morning and i spring something on them, it's not want to happen. i have to start way in advance. next week, we are going to the dentist. two days from now, you are going to the dentist. the day of, it's time to go to the dentist. in all seriousness, it's because they have to get their minds right. that's what we have to do about where we are in this country. we have to get our minds right. something people thought we turn on a switch an

after melanie is done. thank you very much. >> >> thank you. peter. today i'm presenting with i recommendation for adoption the mission/dolores neighborhood context statement and survey. the historic contact statement addresses the development of the mission system in san francisco. and focus on identifying properties associated with early residential development and post earthquake construction in the neighborhood. sponsored as you heard boy the mission-dloeshs neighborhood association in 2007 with the most recent draft finalized this year. the do you mean will be used to inform the survey effort and ensure that future property evaluations are consistent with loam issue state and federal standards. >> to provide context i'd like to sum rise the project's history. since the founding of the mission/dolores neighborhood association in 05 received guarantees from the projection funds committee and san francisco vicktory yen alliance. the current draft finalized studies by [inaudible]. and [inaudible] and associates. and updates the document to incorporat

all right, melanie wing. go live there in amador county. melanie appreciate the report. a new attend tonight. a woman is recovering after being hit by a stray bullet during a fireworks show over the weekend. the sonoma county sheriff's office says the woman was at kaiser park in windsor when someone fired a gun into the air around 10 15 last night. the woman reported feeling a sharp pain than noticed that she was bleeding. a paramedic later found a bullet inside her sleeve . woman's injuries are not life threatening. anyone with information should call the sonoma county sheriff's office. a man and woman were found dead early this morning in oakland. police say they received a 911 call to do a welfare check at a home on perkins street near warwick avenue just after midnight. this is in the adam's point. neighborhood officers say they found the bodies of the 27 year old man and a 25 year old woman, both with gunshot wounds . so far, their identities have not been released, and there's no word on their possible relationship. and now we go to sacramento tonight where they ar

let's go straight to capitol hill where melanie zanona has been following it all.e seems to be on the receiving end of quite a bit of praise in this meeting. what are you learning? >> reporter: yeah, despite this growing rift between donald trump and mike pence, the former vice president received a very warm reception from republicans here on capitol hill today. congressman don bacon said people were encouraging pence to run for president in 2024, saying, quote, i hope he is a big voice in the party. congressman dan newhouse said there were multiple references to a potential pence presidential bid. andy barr, republican from kentucky, said that numbers were thanking pence for his actions on january 6th when he oversaw the certification of the 2020 election and barr called him a moral force who is a true leader and has the respect of republicans. pence did not offer any hints about his plans for his political future and said he was solely focused on helping republicans in the midterms, but it is no secret that pence is exploring a potential run for the white house a

tell us what's happening here, melanie?: so mitch mcconnell used to have this reputation as the grim reaper, because he was known for killing democratic legislation and keeping his conference together, but lately, mitch mcconnell has been responsible for keeping some of these key bipartisan victories alive that democrats are now touting on the campaign trail. last year, he voted for the infrastructure deal. earlier this summer, he voted for gun reform. and just this week, he supported a bill that would increase chip manufacturing and make the u.s. mar competitive with china. and so that has really put him at odds with his own party. it has especially put him at odds with house gop leader, kevin mccarthy, his counterpart in the lower chamber, and it's created some frustration and tension among republicans, especially in the house, who want to see senators fighting tougher. but look, some of his allies, mcconnell's allies, say that there is a method to his madness. that he wants to prove that the senate can still work. and pe

great information, melanie lieberman, managing editor at the points guy.hank you. >> i was taking notes the whole time. i have so many trips to plan so i appreciate all her input. >>> let's check on your "money watch" headlines and start way look at the big board. so yesterday markets closed lower ahead of the start of earnings week. stocks looking mostly higher this morning, the dow is up in the green about 90 points. a lot of it has to do with this, the de la are has risen to a value that's almost equal to the euro for the first time in about 20 years. it may not be good news for american companies whose goods become more expensive to foreign buyers but a stronger greenback also provides some relief in the u.s. by making many imported goods less expensive. >>> i hope your cart is ready, you have a few things in it. amazon prime day is here and the giant tech company's annual two-day sale is aimed at attracting more primeer subindescribers. targets and best buy are running sales events some with no memberships required. after the height of the pandemic re

melanie, thank you very much. let's dig deeper with cnn's senior commentator, john kasich, the former republican governor of ohio. ryan is the chief washington correspondent for politico. and cnn legal and national security analyst carrie cordero. carrie, what are the key questions you think the committee needs cipollone to answer today? >> well, as melanie reported, he was a key fact witness. what i'm most -- if he provides testimony to the committee on is actually what was leading up in the days leading up to january 6th. what did he witness in terms of understanding that violence was likely to occur. what did he observe and witness with respect to any communications or conversations that were being had by individuals in the white house, including the former president, including his former chief of staff with individuals who were potentially plotting the violence or knowledgeable about the violence. so there is plenty of facts that cipollone observed, witnessed, heard, and was in dialogue with individuals in the

ah, my 1st guess design is dr. melanie garcia. she's an expert on conflict resolution at university college london. she joins we did night from tel aviv. it's good to have you with us. the situation in the middle east have dramatically shifted since jo by visited the area last, which was 6 years ago. how has that changed us policy? i think it's time for the us to revisit, to an understanding of how much the middle east se shifted. so a recent survey that's been q that the post, which is going to be released to mine by the time blair institute, actually shows electrical change across 5 countries. key countries in middle east we had sort of 72 percent support with argue, atheist white range with homes and reducing the power of political authorities in liberating society and economic diversification. and i think this is going to lead her. i shift once president bite begins to feel the ground truth in the middle east and how that will then be align us policy a little bit with this should be music to the years of the bite administratio

abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has the story. reporter: members of the vallejo police organization were present but it not speak. >> ms. fox and i had advised them it would not be in their interests. reporter: at a news conference questioning vallejo police chief seany williams. >> he's the kipping. he's not the chief. reporter: attorney mike raines represents the police officers. rains said in december of last year 73 out of 75vpoa members said they had no confidence in chief williams and two members did not vote. >> no one d. is an ethical and capable leader of this department. reporter: citing the number of officers being down to 87 from more than 100, and accusing chief williams of hiring his friends. yesterday, vallejo city manager mike malone issued a statement which included that the chief and department staff have worked closely with the city's h.r. to change how the department recruits cadets and lateral hires. to bring the department back to a substantial staffing level. >> they're leaving. they are sick and tired of be

that was melanie wingo reporting for us. i knew at 11 tonight, a grass fire broke out in san francisco's twin peaks tonight. video posted a citizen app shows flames burning along quinn twin peaks boulevard right near christmas tree point road. this was around six o'clock tonight. no structures were threatened, and there were no evacuations. people though, who live in the area were told to close their windows indoors to avoid all of the smoke that firebird roughly two acres, and the union representing san francisco firefighters issued a plea on this fourth of july asking people to just avoid setting off fireworks in a tweet. the union city crews could hear fireworks going off wow fighting the grassfire mclaren park today. fire department has been extremely busy tonight, putting out grass fire. after grassfire , presumably the result of fireworks. yeah. and in the state of illinois, this cell phone video shows moments of a mass shooting at 1/4 of july parade. this was located about 25 miles outside of the city of chicago. six

. >> let's go to melanie zanona. melanie, who else is the committee speaking with or trying to speak with? >> reporter: it is a growing rift. you are right the committee has begun to focus on trump's cabinet and conversations about potentially invoking the 25th amendment to remove him from office. my colleagues reported today the committee has interviewed treasury secretary steve mnuchin. we also know that the committee is in talks to interview former secretary of state mike pompeo as well as john ratcliffe. i'm told mulvaney is talking to the committee today, former acting chief of staff who served as the special envoy to northern ireland, a position he later resigned in the immediate wake of gymnajanuary 6th. what the committee is trying to understand is how serious those conversations about the 25th amendment were and what was the reasoning for some of these high ranking officials to even bring it up. this would have been an unprecedented step. it would have required agreement from vice president mike pence as wel

[applause] >> we are going to pose a question and allow rapid fire, first question for melanie.y issues implicate black life in america but i think in these conversations we know that we can discuss a range of policy issues but from your perspective it is critical for people in washington today to go back to communities in the fall, what is the critical issue we need to focus on? >> everybody knows i love mark -- marc morial, my brother from another mother, thank you for being who you are and being my friend, my colleagues. i call on you any time, he won't hold it if it gets easier, to decompress so thank you for your leadership. we talk about this in new orleans. in on modern day civil war. this is bigger than an election. anybody watching what is going on with the january 6th committee about what happened when you had not a spontaneous attack but a real planned one by the former president of the united states and who are they going after? black and brown people, we now have a situation where we have a supreme court the you are historian, mark, you said it, this is worse than 1

but in the 15th century, the melanie's r t. c was far removed from the exciting innovations of the florentine renaissance . so what prompted leonardo, in 1482, to leave florence and come here in the land so different from his native tuscany. he did not want to work for business men, for wool merchants and for obscure bands of monks who had their fry res, outside the walls of florence, or inside walls of florence. he really wanted to work a for a prince to reduce he wanted to do large scale engineering projects and those were not to be available to him in florence. what he was getting. and florence is what you would expect from someone who was a young man who had been trained up as an artist by one of the finest. goldsmith flush painters and florence of his generation, rockhill. he was getting alter pieces and things like that to paint for these obscure bands of monks outside the case of florence. that alter peace was the result of leonardo z 1st big commission to paint and adoration of the majesty that key seen from matthew's n

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so beautiful me ah, not is melanie's period was about a balancing act between the perfect observation of the natural world on finding a route through to something that was more elevated, more beautiful than something that we would see around us. something essential, a quintessential, if you like, you find a painting that occupies the space between all world and between something more, more. perfect. mm mm. for many months, leonardo searched for a way to capture the mystery of divergence immaculate conception. ah, he found it here in the mountains of luxury. ah ah ah. off to africa with 4 dw travel reporters. in our check in special will explore them, piled the beauty of kenya, to the most amazing motorcycle route in south africa. and explore traces of colonialism in nigeria with 30 minutes d, w. and that should match the cycle. read the reno nonsense to 1000000 berlin, shoot your trade show for a metric to lead us present trends on the well mountain. our reporter with that and share with us read the 90 minutes on d. w. with these places in europe or smashing the records, stepped into

so i was the maid of honor in my best friend melanie's wedding.a and my parents were also invited, and my mom calls me i'm with melanie getting ready, and she's like, "you won't guess who i ran into at the breakfast, kristen wiig and her family are here and i was like, she's my -- you know >> seth: yes, i know >> no offense, seth. >> seth: no, i'll take it. >> she is my everything. and i was like, "oh, my god, i can't believe this that's insane. but i was with the bride all day. so i, you know, focused on that like you know, tell her i said hi >> seth: you're not allowed even as a -- as a maid of honor, you're not allowed to be like, "i gotta bounce. >> you can't leave to go see kristen wiig >> seth: kristen wiig's here i gotta go >> you have to focus on the bride, it's imperative so we're lining up, and the wedding is in the middle of the beautiful hotel, and we're lining up. and i'm last before melanie, the gorgeous bride and my best friend and i'm stepping out to go literally walk down the aisle and i see kristen and her family and they're wait

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you had a big white flag offer, but the red cross form, but it didn't matter to them at all. melanie, of course virginia. dr. shifts over says the 2 nights before the russians left trust units with the worst, the hospital was pounded without. stop the patients and doctors were forced to take refuge under ground. we brooklyn like old lawyer, which done you little. she remembers that a baby was born. the sick and wounded continued to receive treatment. many people prayed. never mind from within. there is gordon this world. there is justice, kindness will prevail some day or will never forgive them for this lesson. for our tears, for the little children were carried out in our arms. this woman with tears in their eyes, that grandmothers who cried here, you have to pay for everything in this life. they will pay too. they will, that's what it dr. shifts over says there is no way or time to extract vengeance. only time to rebuild. but the people of trust in nets will never forget. ah, the baltic people feel a bond with ukraine. they to fear for their freedom. in latvia, for example, they ar

melanie woodrow, abc7news. liz: if you have any information, you can go to our website or give the i team a call. it appears bart has solved its pigeon problem. a hawk named pac-man is now scaring them off. the transit agency hired southern california-based falcon force after trying to solve the problem in numerous ways over the years. the handler says when he had pac-man came in late may, there were pigeons everywhere. now just being there, their presence is effective. >> when the birds see me walking, they already know so they start to take off, and if not, ially just flies from perch to perch and i call him back. that's enough to get them out of here. liz: they come to the station three times a week for eight hours a day. good job. let's get a check of the forecast now. lisa: about 30 minutes since the sun has come up, and we only see that high above mount tam, where the camera is situated above 2500 feet. we have the low clouds, the fog, the mist and drizzle that has been falling in san francisco, allowing

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what's melanie and karen gonna do? can i get some air?ng everything else, you know? we've voted, we've written letters, we've made phone calls. none of it's worked. all right, give her a tug. something needs to be done. reporter: this saturday rally. at mesachie lake was supposed to be a peaceful sharing of information. we're trying to defend our livelihood. man: turn your camera off! turn your bleep camera off! starting to boil over at fairy creek. let's make some noise for fairy creek! cheering and applause. chanting: fairy creek! fairy creek! loudspeaker: we order you to leave the road now and comply _ with direction- from police officers. failure to do so willl result in your arrest. 0k. this is all the first time. i have never done this before, just so you know! i have been relying on humour and hard work all my life. oops! laughs. steps in an rv. i took pride as a man and as a husband and as a father and a grandfather in meeting the needs of my family. it's expanding! this is the next step in the transition back to home. talk about