canary wharf the name of this london suburb is still familiar to sail as the world over the prime meridian. which divides the earth into an eastern and the western half runs through greenwich. in 1675 so christopher wren the architect who designed supports cathedral built an observatory on a hill in the south part the park bench. the building was commissioned by king charles the 1st in order that the tables showing the movements of the celestial bodies and the positions of the fixed stars might be corrected with the greatest possible care and accuracy the aim being to determine the lines of longer tooted seen and thus to perfect the art of navigation. and. the problem of the time lane fixing the precise position of a ship in the vast expanses of the ocean say listen been able to work out the degree of latitude ever since antiquity and simply measure the angle between the sum of the horizon but what if the horizon was moving up and down the sun was obscured by clouds and how above all of the degree of luggage should be determined . exact knowledge of the have them it was thought provide a s

>> 1111 meridian avenue in san jose.ust the one store. >> how much is this, how important is it these businesses and these people coordinate with you on this? >> it's vital. i mean, without these physical backpacks and school supplies coming in to our warehouse, it just, we would be in so much trouble because we're looking to service 41,000 recipients for this back-to-school season and there's just no way we can do it without their help. we go out to garner donations by any means, the physical gifts, as well as monetary donations, but it really is more building that sense of community, working together, and you know, in focusing on the areas where we grew up in, right, like lisa and i grew up in east side san jose, it was a heavy asian community and obviously we know that, and we come back right around and we are giving back to the high school that we both attended at yerba buena high school, it's taking it full circle. >> the at the jamba juice at el monte in mountain view on july 20 -- >> let me give that information f

the autonomy is sensory meridian response. studies using a s m r videos have found the audio visual triggers can reduce stress and i'm happiness and slow down some people's heart rate. the on line is the markham unity is constantly growing one popular uploader is 13 year old macand i kelly from the us over 1500000 subscribers follow the channel live with mac. pack. this is mckenna kelly his most successful videos have millions abused each new click the teen money through a good bit. but also 3 sponsoring contracts and product placement. that occasionally also view is the option of paying her directly for specific a s m r a video or a personal message. and approach that the t.t. our comrades are psychologist and digital media expert finds boring. once there's a system or children are producing content for adults and not just for other children then i think that's cause for concern. on top of that money is involved then i'd say a line has been crossed and that's not good. i definitely wouldn't want that for my own children or mi

a lane is blocked and it will be slow and go through meridian.low and go. >>> i want to get you updated on a couple of breaking stories. this is new video of that plane that just made an emergency landing safely in israel. this is a german airline that blew a tire upon take off and then had to ditch some of its fuel before it made this landing but that all went smoothly so all is well. but boy, protests are getting off the chain right now in hong kong. we told you about this where protesters dressed in protective gear, hard hats and masks broke through the front door of the government building and broke through a metal barrier inside. this is all protests over the extradition bill that has been a seed of controversy for about a month now and we don't know what they are going to do now that they are inside the building. >>> fairs are going up today but only if you pay cash for the numi. a single right will cost three bucks if you pay with cash or buy a limited use tick. for clipper card holders fares stay at 250. but monthly passes will go up thre

that area beyond the 100th meridian remained peripheral to the civil war. this sprawling and lightly populated region witnessed very little military action between the united states and the confederacy, none that had any appreciable effect on the conflict's outcome. a rebel force under general sibly moved up the rio grande from el paso in 1861 and 1862 as many of you know and reached the vicinity of santa fe in human resources territory before retreating back to texas in the spring, that i think spr. in 2017 i wrote a piece for civil war times that suggested that campaign and even smaller operations in the far western area and i will quote myself here, i learned to do this from steve, quote, scarcely rise to the level of inconsequential, closed quote. that statement spurred a rather dramatic reaction from a number of people, i think some of them probably needed counseling, but i will stand by that statement. and i love that part of the world, that's where i grew up, that is my part of the world. that is where my heart lies, just didn't matter. now, let me o

quality — confidence. for centuries, britain like to see itself as the centre of the world, the meridianapping to the british reputation is in more doubt than ever before. so one of the biggest foreign policy challenges is restoring that lost reputation, partly caused by recent political paralysis. his instinct may be to get us close as possible to the donald trump presidency, hopefully in —— in hopes ofa donald trump presidency, hopefully in —— in hopes of a favourable transatlantic deal. there is a golf crisis in the policy of written towards iran is different to that of washington. whatever else borisjohnson wants to achieve as prime minister, brexit is top of his list and that means resolving the issue of how to keep the border open between northern ireland and the republic. it will be them main land border between britain and the eu. mrjohnson says he is confident a solution can be found. we are being invited on board for a journey pamela knows well. her family's haulage firm make thousands of deliveries across the irish border every year. it is seamless. i don't stop. ijust keep go

christian larsen is from meridian, idaho.birthday. >> is it your birthday? >> yes, it's my birthday. >> reporter: his mom, lindsay, planning the birthday party for her son, who is autistic. christian wanted to have a science-themed birthday. complete with "microchips," they're potato chips. and a beaker birthday cake. christian handed out invitations to his entire class, 25 kids. but only one little girl said yes. his mom, brokenhearted, posted about it online, and a friend had an idea. and with mom recording it all, you could hear them coming. the na christian's name. >> christian, christian, christian! >> reporter: it turns out their coach organizing the whole thing, surprising christian, who couldn't believe it, falling right into the grass. and then this moment, going down the line. one by one, getting high fives from the team determined to make sure someone showed up for christian's birthday. and one more surprise -- a gift bag from the team. inside, a team shirt and a football. >> what is that? >> whoa! >> now we can pl

and it was he that had the idea to celebrate the event annually with a march to meridian to refill. in other words, had it not been for the work done by deck -- following up on cameron his earlier suggestions. the explosion at stonewall in all likelihood would not have occurred. i say this because of a series of reflections i had after i finished the first draft of my history of stonewall. because, the narrative did not make sense to me. why did the explosion occur after all the progress made under the lindsay administration. another was, it was under the john lindsay administration that they ended police entrapment and made progress on legalizing bars. the answer is that , as historians have noted, revolutions tend to occur after periods of liberalization. or, to put it another way, while it took many factors coming together to create stonewall, the longer -- have lived with his history, the more i have come to feel that the most important cause and the long list of causes that created the matrix that created the uprising, the most fundamental is that, work begun as a result of com

you can seeject, it's cascading waterfall inspired by italian gardens, was meridian hills park on 16th st, due north of the mall. you see an aerial view on the right which gives you the sense of the indoor miss scale of this project. it was proposed by george burnett, who was a landscape architect for the u.s. gardens at the white house at the same time that beatrix farrand was there. ultimately he was executed. union station by daniel burnham a the right opened in 1907 in building designed after the ancient baths of rome. it marked a removal of the red brick station on the left and tracks from across the mall. it was located away from the ceremonial avenue, but linked by an avenue out to the father city. , along constitution his elegant pan-american station had a major impact. scholars argued his design lead the way out of the conundrum of traditionalism versus modernism with a distinctive modernized classicism. debates aboutand, the development of the mall persisted. i am showing you a slide that shows you the department of agriculture, then you can see the 17th walkway of the garden

britain liked to see itself as a centre of the world, and nothing illustrates that better than the meridian of all global mapping. but britain's reputation in the world is now in more doubt than ever before. so one of the biggest foreign policy challenges facing the new pm is how to restore some of that lost reputation partly caused by recent political paralysis. his instinct may be to get as close as possible to the trump presidency, partly in hopes of a favourable transatlantic deal. but there are risks in that, particularly in the middle of a gulf crisis, when britain's policy towards iran is so very different from washington's white and that was james robbins with that assessment of the policy challenge in his area and our colleagues with their assessments. back to the question, will the new prime minister pay for all of these pledges, and with me is our economics editor. what is the plan? borrowing billions, it may be tens of billions, and there is room for that because the deficit is pretty low. i noticed a bit of a restraint from the prime minister. he didn't mention much at all abou

the meridian county fair this weekend and san rafael, looking at 80 degrees.m day on saturday, all across the region. a little cooler sunday. the sylmar jazz festival this weekend in san francisco was mild temperatures in the mid 60s. low clouds and school conditions. >>> about going on this weekend. we are still keeping an eye the crash in the east bay, southbound 680, at the highway for connector. and has been moved over to the shoulder, so it is not affecting speeds in the area. you can see 76 miles per hour in some areas, but keep in mind that we will continue to keep an eye on that. >>> trading resumes on wall street. oil prices could be on the rights. wanted to let has those stories and more in the money watch report. >> reporter: investors this morning are waiting for the june employment report. economist expect it to show 160,000 new jobs were created last month. and they protect the unemployment rate helped study historically low 3.6 percent. any sign of a phone economy could give the federal reserve reason to cut interest rates this year. wall street

it is beautiful, but some of these guys are coming from meridian but some of them are coming from the northern part of the state, oxford. you are probably not going to get back home, that is the worry. for a lot of these men, they say i don't want a home. what started to happen as he got closer and closer to the end of the 19th century, was individuals started to have medical needs. their families could not afford to take care of them and they became more and more interested in having a home. members of the united daughters of the confederacy found out about the conversation that was the nameand a woman by of ms. kim bro. about theeen talking fact they would have to sell. it was an expensive property to maintain. she is living in new york city at this point and for health reasons she can't come back to live here and she is thinking about selling the home. she is conscious about who should receive the sum. it is a lasting symbol. offers, very nice profitable offers to build a hotel there. she turned them down. she chooses instead to sell the property for the creation of a confederate h

. >> reporter: christian larsen is from meridian, idaho, and he's turning 9. >> today's my birthday. >> reporter: his mom linsey planning the birthday party for her son, who is autistic. christian wanted to have a science-themed birthday complete with microchips. they're potato chips. and a beaker birthday cake. christian handed out invitations to his entire class, 25 kids. only one little girl said yes. his mom, brokenhearted, posted about it online and a friend had an idea. and with mom recording it all, you could hear them coming. the nampa high school football team, all teenagers, chanting christian's name. >> christian, christian, christian! >> reporter: their coach organizing the whole thing, surprising christian, who couldn't believe it, falling right into the grass. and then this moment, going down the line, one by one getting high fives from the team, determined to make sure someone showed up for christian's birthday. and one more surprise. a gift bag from the team. inside a team shirt and a football. >> what's that? >> whoa! >> now we can play a real game! >> yeah! >> repor

took at meridian, they also say that's not one of our drones. and the back-and-forth continues.eaving aside who is saying what here, the iranians are upping the ante. i wonder, at what pressure that puts on the international community? >> good morning. what i will tell you is, he is increased hostile acts on part of the iranians, it's quite friendly not unexpected.they are trying to go the united states and more recently, the united kingdom. to take military action in response to their acts. for three principal reasons. first i want to drive a wedge between the united states and the other members of the iranian deal. second, they like to increase the internal politics and interstates between the administration and the democrats. finally, they would like to distract their own iranian population from focusing on the iranian leadership, but focusing on external actors. but what i tell you is yesterday, by seizing the uk tanker, they really shot themselves in the foot. because he had a group of nations, the uk, germany and france. trying to help iran come back into the international

one of them across areas of mississippi along interstate 59 up toward meridian. interstate 20 from jackson east ward is the first heavy band. the second one is lafayette. that line of storms is potentially putting down three to six inches of rain within a couple of hours and will quickly cause significant flooding. this is how precipitation is likely to go. we've seen another 10-plus inches across southern louisiana and we'll see that today and tomorrow move across the central mississippi valley, parts of tennessee and arkansas certainly need to watch this very carefully as well. >> thanks, rick. >>> well get ready to save big for prime day. but it's not just amazon bringing the deals. >> we've got the stop steals and deals online, like a radio ba vacuum for nearly $80 off. o yeah. coming up next. . >>> amazon prime day 2019 known as black friday in july kicks off tomorrow at 3 a.m. eastern. >> the walmart is getting a jump on the action. launching its own sale event today. >> here too break down the biggest deals is lifestyle expert carey riley. you're getting a