other major cities in nigeria where you have people just settling over the years good example is michael cool like was just seen in the reports where hundreds and thousands of people are living on on on what's hour and these these are obviously informal settlements that he's a city planner and in an effort to try to enforce the city plan the government just goes with bulldozers are wipes out entire cities and what you find is that hundreds of thousands of people i rent out homeless and i think the shocking part of the thing is that the government actually house no plan no plans for many of these people that have been a victim yes they are carrying out carrying them out of the slums and out of this inform us that's amazing but what is the other option left maybe sleeping on the roads or having to sports meets family members ok financial i mean this is a multifaceted problem but what is you'll government doing what action have we seen from you will government to tackle this this housing crisis. well 1st of all there are low income government provided low income houses but even this low income h

legal procedure dortmund fans expect more often to team do which frankly at last we do own michael lewis and cool have the mentality to challenge for the title. world come under the. good to have your company. fridays have come to be linked with climate change demonstrations and protests are being held around the world today tens of thousands of students have crowded into public spaces in new zealand and they've been joined by parents and grandparents in what's being billed as the country's 1st intergenerational strike. also under way in south korea where hundreds of students boycotted their classes and rallied in the capital to demand the world leaders take immediate action on climate change. and here in berlin hans brand is in the middle of a protest right in the heart of the german capital welcome hans this seem to be fewer people out on the streets today than they were last week one of protesters say to you. well it was the big protest in germany where exactly a week ago today there then more than 200000 people were on the streets here in berlin far more than a 1000000 across germany so why t

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michael jordan. i grew up in a cool sports era and very much my family, my brother was a couple years older than me andi got along with everybody. i was in study hall next to someone who didn't place for 2 is in the speech club. it was a great time. i went to catholic high school. and it really shaped me, the sports aspect and the coaches and teachers who were making a lot less than public school teachers, i tell story about my coaches, a good athlete and being late for one of the games and the bus was waiting for me and i was late and rules don't apply. coach guillen, the letter director and basketball coach, set me on the bench for the first half, you will be disciplined. you are part of the team, these people rely on you and the buses waiting for you so it was like that is the kind of very working class catholic school where a lot of people worked at general motors or delphi or one of the factories and pay for the kids tuition when tuition was cheaper. a very working class neighborhood. i come from that working class background. >> host: let's turn to the process we are in now. we are of humans befo

find out, when michael and i started working together on the real story, i found out there was a whole lot more to it than what we got to see in that wonderful film. >> -- >> all right, cool. >> i feel better already. >> some people don't realize, but woodstock was not michael's first festival that he put on. he was living in brooklyn, new york city. spending time in the west village and getting involved in the music scene. he found his way down to coconut grove, florida, in 1966. michael, tell us a little bit about what the scene looked like there, what took you there. >> well, i guess, growing up i never really had a clear understanding of where i wanted to go with my life. i had been there for a couple of years -- the next logical step i thought was, go to coconut grove -- which is what i did. it was the start of a great adventure for me. the grove was a sleepy, artist town. it is full of artists and musicians. those days you could sleep for most of the day without getting disturbed. it was that kind of place. so i opened the hatch and changed all that. i came up with a brilliant thought, because we were listening to the drug laws about use, marijuana specifically. i m

squeaked out of you you are a super fan of "saturday night live." >> it is so cool to be on the show with colin and michael really, really do >> jimmy: i want to talk about -- i love your family. mindy got engaged. >> she did yes, amazing [ applause ] how awesome is that? >> jimmy: newly got engaged at the zoo. >> chancellor is now her fiance. he's the loveliest guy, so loyal and kind look at this >> i go t t to photograph it, t. >> jimmy: you take great photos. >> oh, thank you very much >> jimmy: you sent me this actually i took the photo and i want to rehearse it. >> jimmy: before we did it chandler came up to me and i want to make sure we are perfect of where i do the proposal i stood in form mindy and mark p where he's going to propose. this is me it was awesome [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> it was the happiest moment of my life. >> jimmy: so you are making plans after the wedding. is it gong to be at the zoo? >> it is going to be at the zoo. i am walking her down the isle which is awesome i got some big ideas for the wedding that i have talked with her. right off the bat, idris al alba deejaing. s.w.a

plans reforms to the french pension system not the french presence of michael says the front suspension system needs to be over cool t. said it's too complicated he said it's also unfair because even though most people can retire at 62 some people there are some jobs where you can retire at 55 including some transport drops metal marco says the the system needs to be. streamlined and needs to be standardized and also it's costing a lot to the french state so you want to try to make it more sustainable in the future but the workers the saying that they're very worried about their pension rights in the future are going to be eroded or that they're going to be forced to work longer there's no doubt though for money markets can be very difficult to push through this reform previous presidents have tried to change the system but they have failed because of street protests and for micro it's also something of a personal challenge she's had a difficult year because of the yellow vests a protest movement a lot of anger directed against him but opinion polls suggest the recently his popularity has gone up a little bit he's

just loved sports, loved the cleveland browns, the cavaliers, but then we had michael jordan, and i grew up in a cool sports era. i was very much into sports. very much my family, my brother was a couple years older than me , and he played. but i got along with everybody. i would be into study hall and would be talking to someone and speech club. it was a great time. i went to a catholic high school. that really shaped me, the sports aspect and my coaches, but also the teachers there, who were making a lot less than public school teachers. i tell stories all the time. like my coaches, you know, i was a good athlete. i remember being late for one of the games, and the bus was waiting for me. i was late. the star of the team, right? whatever, rules don't apply. i remember the coach, who was the athletic director and head of the basketball coach, sat me on the bench for the first half. you will be disciplined. you are part of the team. these people are relying on you and the whole bus is waiting for you. that is the kind of education, a very working-class catholic school, where a lot of the people worke

>> my character, he's kind of a nerdier guy and anthony michael hall, he played all these different characters. he became, just, like, this coolke, there's hope that i can become this cool dude. >> what was the name of that? >> you know what, i had no idea that were zebras in arizona. >> zebras are the piranhas on the sand. >> but here's what making us a little sad. the final season of "modern family" premieres tonight, bringing 11 years of the sitcom to a close. >> i'm going to be crying the whole season. >> come on in, guys. >> and "survivor" is ready. "island of the idols" premieres tonight, with lots of new twists, including bringing back two past winners to shake things up. >> you can never master it, but we can make your game better. >> and these two know a thing or two about reality competition scholes. nikki and artem are here. time for me to get a grill. it's over a year now? >> no -- >> no, it hasn't. >> it will be a year of dating in december. >> but the way he looks at you -- get yourself a man that looks at you the way artem looks at nikki. is my thought. >> oh, look at me. >> it's so cute. >> i feel like i have a

they've been on trips all over the world together this past weekend for nease said michael and his 3 daughters evan, a cool and angela were on board the conception when it caught fire. >>it's so short, it's a bold bold. bernie says kids need session law and dominic sell the head bent on before diving with their family we've all been. >>on that specific vote the 4 that's what types. >>so this is his 3 stepsisters who are on board are survived by a 4th sister who lives in southern california. he says the family was very close even though his mom mary michael just a few years ago love each other so much so much. >>they did do and they did get to do something it they love you know my really super love that the money gets spent time with them. and them being together. i do take some kind of comfort in that. >>for in michael werner says at kaiser but previously worked here at saint joe says this is also where evan worked as a nurse angela was a teacher at sierra middle school here in stockton. in the cold lived in southern california. in stockton, michelle kingston kron 4 news so many people and there were 5 fro

they've been on trips all over the world together this past weekend for nease said michael and his 3 daughters evan, a cool and angela were on board the conception when it caught fire. >>it's so short, it's a bold bold for nieces kids, nice session law and dominic sell the had been on before diving with their family. we all been. >>on that specific note the 4 times. >>so this is his 3 stepsisters who are on board are survived by a 4th sister who lives in southern california. he says the family was very close even though his mom mary michael just a few years ago love each other so much so much. >>the to do and they did get to do something it they love you know really super love that the money gets spent time with and them being together. i do take some kind of comfort in that. >>for in michael werner says at kaiser but previously worked here at saint joe says this is also where evan worked as anurse angela was a teacher at sierra middle school here in stockton. in the cold lived in southern california. in stockton, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>and we have continuing coverage of the deadly both fire on o

the cleveland browns, and the cleveland cavs and then michael jordan and i grow up in a really cool likesports era. i was very much into sports. very much my family and my brother was a couple of years older than me. and he played. i got so long with everybody. i would be in study hall next to me who didn't play sports and they were in speech club. and we would get in trouble. it was a great time. i went to a catholic high school. warren john f. kennedy. really shaped me. the sports aspect of my coaches but also the teachers there who are making a lot less than public school teachers, i tell stories all of the time about my coaches were good athlete. i remember it being for one of the games. and the bus was waiting for me. i was late. not a star of the team and rules don't apply. remember the coach who was the athletic director got me in the bench for the first half. they sent me there. they told me you will be disciplined. you know part of the team and these people are relying on you the whole bus was waiting on you. that was the kind of education i got. it was a very working-class cath

middle i say no what do you make of michael bale revelations in the washington post that suggest he wanted to take down the leader of britain's opposition generally cool been before he became prime minister yes i really thought the report in the in the by the washington post and again i ask if people don't know going to listen to this if people are not going to take this seriously and react to it and press. home piro to undersell for this then we are and i very badly but we are not in about 2 or 3 in the sense that the world is waking up to the importance of showing solidarity with whistleblowers with with with free press with a transparent the source so that's a positive trend. both of you enjoyed that episode of going underground will continue showing your favorite episodes from this season and you went back for a brand new season on wednesday the 11th of september until then people got 5 social media and don't forget our you tube channel series.

cool. that is 7-year-old michael smith from texas but his fans know him as lil money mike.nly a year but wants to change the world with his lyrics. in his newest song "bully-proof" he raps about the power of self-esteem and diversity. our dallas ft. worth station caught up with him to talk about the message behind his beat. >> stop bullying kids. if you're bullying kids, just stop. be cool. stop. not cool. >> where this was kid when i was 10? could have saved me a lot of heartache. this is his second song. but he says he hopes to eventually record 2,000 songs. >> i'm very imprelsed with the production values in this video. >> who the choreographer? >> does choreography too. >> lil money mike may be big money mike soon. >> thanks very much. you can watch vlad on our 24-hour streaming service cbsin on cbsnews.com or the cbs news app. hurricane dorian has dominated the news week this week of course and it's not over yet. ahead we'll check on storm conditions in north carolina and hear from two americans cut off in the bahamas for 48 hours. what a time to be alive. the world is

cool. i'm not managing. my name is -- good morning, commissioners. my name is michael degregorio. i'm a project manager at the capital division and the item before you today is discussion and possible action to approve a conceptual design for improvements to the japantown peace plaza. approval of this proposed action by the commission is the approval action as defined by san francisco administrative code we had the opportunity to present this last week at capital committee and so i'm very excited to come back and to present to the full commission today. this is a really exciting moment for me, for the department, and also for the community. this project references our strategic plan by inspiring public space and by inspiring play. what the process has been since about may 2018 has represented just really, really tremendous community support seen in three main community meetings with more than a hundred people at each. more than 700 responses throughout the process, both digital and intercept surveys, and dozens of more informal meetings with different community groups and members.

cool side. >> yeah. >> temperatures soaring and hold on for the ride. it continues through the weekend. >>> at two tennessee high school football players took a unique approach to stop bullying of another student. freshman michaelodd was bullied for wearing the same clothes to school every day. in fact, football player christopher graham admits to once making fun of his classmate for his lack of clothes, but christopher says he felt badly and wanted to apologize for his actions by giving michael some clothes. >> i think it's going to make him smile. told him, i said, we was in the same third period. he said yeah. i said i apologize for laughing at you and i want to give something to you to make it up. >> so nice. the bags full of shorts, pants, shirts and shoes made all the difference to michael and this act is giving impact of the football players, too. both boys said they nearly cried when they saw how happy they had made their new friend. >>> kobe bryant is trying to explain himself after calling out a player on his 12-year-old daughter's basketball team. here's tmz's harvey levin with more on the instagram post that sparked this controversy. >> reporter: he posted a picture of the team minus one girl. these

. >> that's cool >> thank you for coming to see us. >> james michael taylor, thank you so much, and our that iconic theme song. >> oh, yeah, but dylan, first you got a check of the weather. >> who knew there was a weather wall in central park it's all the way over here let's take a look at what's going on we have active tropics, we might as well point out hurricane jerry, a category 2 hurricane. winds at 100 miles per hour, but watch as it stays well north of puerto rico. well north of the dominican republic, then it takes this turn towards bermuda it would be the area we need to watch for the storm as another category one hurricane could pass close to that storm elsewhere across the country, a chance of severe storms ac >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, we have sunshine in the south bay and it is starting out nice with cool temperatures and a warm eer afternoon as our high temperatures reach 89 degrees. we'll see also a high of 86 in napa today. our inland temperatures reaching up to 94 tomorrow with mostly sunny skies it will feel like summer on sunday as fall officially begins on mond

cool down. >> right. >> perfect time to buy one of those. they have really good deals. >> i can't believe what's happened to television prices in the last few years. >> unbelievable. >> thanks, michaels, michael. all right, up next making the ordinary >>> i'm ama daetz. coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, the investigation into a deadly accident, a crash so severe the vehicle split in half. at 6:00, why the victim'sngas t. >>> also the event taking place in gilroy tomorrow more than a month after the mass shooting at the garlic festival. plus. >> how does your car run? >> my car runs fine. it's than old. >> chances are your car runs pretty well these days also. and as you'll hear from 7 on your side, one law deserves a lot of the credit. that's all coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. dan, kristen? >> thanks, ama. >> well, what brings you joy? >> the city of fremont asked that very question and the results are brightening the entire community. >> every time you drive by one, you kind of like get a lit happ. >> reporter: she spent a good part of her summer at this fremont intersection. the high school freshman turned this traffic signal box into art thatot astronauts. need a girl in space. >>

michael corleone got married there. oh, it's so fantastic!" [ laughter ] ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ foundood in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthony: it's one of the most beautiful places in europe. a place whose roots are very much the roots of the town where i live. but somehow i've never been able to get it right. to tell the story, any story, of sicily. it's the biggest island in the mediterranean. two main towns are palermo and catania on opposite sides. i've done a show in palermo before. it was an epic goat rodeo. a failure of humiliating scale. this time i was gonna get it right. there's the sicily we know from films. an evocative, deeply felt history that's not quite reality but cool anyway, right? there's the simple fact of its location, tucked away under the boot of italy. part of, but not really part, of that country. [ man in market speaking italian ] >> anthony: its own language, culture, its own history of norman, arab, spanish, roman, tur

is michael tillson thomas' 25 and final year as the director of the to befo the mphonyitperforms with metallica. >>> enter the violins. >> and sandman and time symphony and chase. >>> what's not cools what's going on on the roads this morning. >> yeah. it to being a turn for the worst for sure especially if you are taking 880 and 101 where two hot spots are. we will start off with 880. i checked in with chp and live look here at chopper 5 over the scene at auto mall parkway. they said they should -- looks like they are reopening a few lanes. that's good news on the southbound side. northbound all lanes are shut down. you can see traffic is still at standstill. they the have you had have northbound lanes where the accident opened up in now minute. hopefully one or two lanes ease congestion. but looks like there's a clearing of the vehicles off the roadway there. a lot of activity is on scene. three cars involved in this accident injuries reported all lanes shut down at auto mall parkway. backed up to mission boulevard at this point. 680 looking much better. that's the best bet instead of using 880. surface streets doing okay in and around the area also. so, try to do that instead o

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michael kors, zero ahoang and others at a place called the shed. after trump held a fundraiser for the campaign last month. pete: this is a cool story. the country sharing nearly identical stories in the same year. twin sisters from texas and twin brothers from california both known to be inseparable while growing up now both are separating this year to go to military academies after feeling the call to serve. and this morning, they're re reuniting right here on fox & friends, at least virtually. joining us now are proud americans west point cadet emma curt and joshua lowe here in studio and they're twins, air force academy cadet aubrey curt and jacob lowe. you can see they're greeting each other from across the country. super cool. i'll start with you, josh. so you're here in studio and along with you, emma 'cause you're both at west point which is not far from here. josh, you have not seen your brother, your brother's jacob; right? >> it is, sir. pete: he's is he naval academy. is that the first time you've seen him since you decided to go to different service academies? >> it is, yeah. pete: and you've just finished your basic tra

michael wirth don't go anywhere. [upbeat action music] ♪ (pilot) we're going to be on the tarmac for another 45 minutes or so. >>> china's economy continues to coolndustrial output growth slowing to its weakest level in more than 17 years and retail sales also coming in short of expectations. joining us now to discuss is mobius capital partners, founding partner, author of "invest for good," mark mobius so if you take the weakening china data and add it to the global growth story along with this huge surge in oil prices that we have seen today, what does that do for the trajectory of growth? >> it's really interesting to look at the emerging markets index. and emerging market countries generally. in the last month, the last three months, there's been outperformance of emerging markets versus the u.s. market which is quite remarkable, because you know, emerging markets have been really underperforming. but there'll be winners and losers, obviously. so if you look at oil prices going up like that, a country like brazil will benefit, because they're an oil producer. a country like turkey may not be doing so well because their costs are go up. but ne