seacom covers 7000 square kilometers roughly half the size of the german state of tearing in the mile high city of gun is its capital. sica might be part of india but in terms of agricultural policy it's forged its own path for the last 3 years. produce of valuable to its nearly 700000 inhabitants is organic only. by going for a goodly flood because for my kids the problem i saw this is 1st of all if you know how bad this is especially good for kids for us and i good for organic food not just decides for. organic farming expert. has traveled to see them on behalf of several international organizations for sustainability he's here to see if it's agriculture really is 100 percent organic and if it is how has the state managed it his 1st impressions are positive the copy if i just try to pepper it's fiery hot as a real bite exactly how a pepper should be this by the carrots are very fresh you can tell they were picked just yesterday. it's a pleasure to see how fresh everything is what good quality the papaya is are excellent. you just want to cut them open and dig in so that's organic should be de

the mile high city talk is its capital. might be part of india but in terms of agricultural policy it's forged its own path for the last 3 years. produce of valuable to its nearly 700000 inhabitants is organic only. i've got are going to flood because for my kids the problem i saw is especially for health you know how that issue especially good for kids for adults and i go for organic food not just decides for. organic farming expert. has traveled to see them on behalf of several international organizations for sustainability he's here to see if it's agriculture really is 100 percent organic and if it is how has the state managed in his 1st impressions are positive if i just try to pepper it's fiery hot that's a real bite exactly how a pepper should be. by the carrots are very fresh you can tell they were picked just yesterday. it's a pleasure to see how fresh everything is what good quality the pie is are excellent. i just want to cut them open to get so that's organic should be delicious looking produce with great flavor

a giants fan, enjoying a night in the mile high city what's going real. of the second inning 2 nothing giants, drew pomeranz had a great outing on the hail but it helps to have a lead defense brandon crawford, a great diving stop throws out ryan mcmahon and first end the inning offense last night today stepping up short fast forward to the 8 giants up 3 one. the rockies trying to get something going tony wolters hansen well. says the leather for the web jama beautiful and then top of the 9th might just runs get the dish gets a hold of one opposite field to left san francisco takes a 3, one lead part of the 2 had 2 rbi game for your stansky but in the bottom of the 9th. it's the raw keys came alive already got a solo shot from trevor story rocks within 2, then in desmond on the first pitch he saw sent it to center will smith knew immediately to run, jack to tie the game at 4. that is smith's first blown save of the year. now hold on a final later on. meanwhile, a is hosting the mariners. >>now for the lexus pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight. >>and t

during a night in the mile high city. fast forward to giants up 3 one run hockey trying to get something going. tony walters hansen well look at the hostel from kevin doyle. flashes the leather web gem right there. stellar defense not top of the 9th mike your strengths get additional gets a hold of one opposite field to left san francisco. takes a 4, one lead part of the 2 had 2 rbi game for your strengths, key. buthe the rockies came alive already got a solo shot from trevor story rocks within 2, ian desmond on the first pitch he sees right to center field will smith knew it immediately to run jack ties it for smith's first blown save of the but in the 10th, the giants got a couple runners on alex dickerson wrote one to right field, charlie blackmon grant it cleanly buster posey's weight home, he scores. giants lead 5, 4, dickerson's rbi single open the door for a 4 run 10th inning for san francisco. final score for giants, the first time since 2012 they've won 3 straight in the series in colorado is hosting the mariners

high as 20 miles per hour. now we're working with cities to say, how fast do you think is a responsible speed? encourage our riders to wear helmets. david: now you have a new helicopters. is dara: yes. david: now, you've launched that couple of cities so far? dara: in new york city so far, yes. downtown new york to jfk. david: is there great demand for that? we will see. as you may know, going to jfk new york h-hour in city is a mess. and really what we're trying to -- does that cost, if you want to go from downtown manhattan to jfk, what does that cost? ber copter, about $200. to $200ng to cost close anyway so the magic about being ise to do it in a helicopter that we're bringing in demand from thousands of users who are to jfk and we're matching three or four users and we're utting them in the same vehicle. one of the keys in terms of traffic is, most people drive that's a huge waste of our roads. it's a huge waste of gas, et cetera. we have a product called pool, where we will match two, three, or four different riders one car, and essentially copter is pooled for the air and what you will

high as 20 miles per hour. now we are working with cities to find out how fast are responsible speeds.avid: you have a new product which is teleconference. you have launched that in a couple of cities. dara: new york city, we have. service from downtown new york to jfk. david: is there great demand? dara: we will see. going to jfk during rush hour is a mess. what we are trying to -- david: what does that cost to do if you want to go from downtown manhattan to jfk? dara: about $200. if you are going from downtown new york to jfk with an uber black, it will cost close to $200 anyway. the magic of being able to do it in a helicopter is we are bringing in demand from thousands of users going to jfk and matching three or four users and putting them in the same vehicle. one of the keys in terms of traffic is that most people drive alone and that is a huge waste of our roads. it is a huge waste of gas, etc. we have a product where we match two or three or four riders into one car. the uber copter is pool for the air. what you will see is the helicopters will be replaced by vertical power and

high as 20 miles an hour. now we are working with cities to say, how fast do you think is a responsible speed?courage our riders to wear helmets. david: you have a new product which is helicopters. dara: yes. david: you have launched that in a couple cities so far. dara: in new york city, we have. it is service from downtown new york to jfk. david: is there great demand for that? dara: we will see. as you may know, going to jfk during rush hour in new york city is a mess. and really what we are trying to -- david: what does that cost to do if you want to go from downtown manhattan to jfk? what does that cost? dara: in an uber copter? about $200. if you are going from downtown new york to jfk with an uber black, it is going to cost close to $200 anyway. the magic of being able to do it in a helicopter is that we are bringing in demand from thousands of users who are going to jfk, and we are matching three or four users and putting them in the same vehicle. one of the keys in terms of traffic is most people drive alone, and that is a huge waste of our roads. it is a huge waste of gas, etc. and w

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mile from the incident. and the safety plan moving forward is to reengineer all of the streets in the city's high injury network, which makes up about 100 miles of streets in san francisco. the mta also telling me they're taking a hard look right now at making market street safer, starting this fall. reporting live from san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> sam, thanks so much for that report. >>> will it stay or will it go? a battle over a cross in the east bay has played out in the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco today. the cross sits on top of albany hill. here's some video of it. been there for decades. but now a federal judge ruled it unconstitutional. it belongs to the lions club which is an international service club. the lions club was given a small space to maintain the cross in 1971 during a land deal with a former city councilman. the cross is opposed by a group of atheists and city officials who want it removed. >> the lions club wants to exercise its constitutional right of free speech and free exercise of religion to display a cross. >> they are taking the place of governme

miles of mdbf here as a goal. but yet in new york city, they are running over 100,000 miles of mean distance between failures to a high of 178,000. now they're down around 110,000. and so we have to ask ourselves, why are we not pushing as hard to the standard of new york to have over 100,000 miles of mean distance between failures. light rail does not mean light. light rail is just as good as heavy rail. it is only called light rail because it holds fewer passengers. [bell ringing] we must have standards of excellence. i was very saddened when i read about the incident on the embarcadero and i watched the video while i was sitting at home in my easy chair. and it was very saddening to me. because if it happens to someone else, it could happen to me. so i want this to spend the appropriate money to invest in this light-rail system, so i can ride it safely, timely and affordably. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you for your time. next speaker. >> mr. chairman, members of the board, commissioners. i have a quick question for ms. kishbalm. the wheel, sounds rather difficult, going to involve quite a few subcontractors

miles of improvements for safeties on vision zero corridor. that was a huge emphasis change from doing projects everywhere across the city to spending our time and our dollars on the high injury network. we consistently met the 13 miles per year goal on the injury network until last year. only in 2018 we did not meet the goal but we had exceeded the goal consistently every prior year. in total over 70 miles of improvement on it citywide. we really advance a lot of policies including interval policies, crosswalk upgrade policies. new productive bike lanes all happened in the last two years in those two years in addition to advancing quick bills which is something we are now going to hear a presentation about. the first quick bill project we built in 2017 and 2018. i think modeled the kind of work we want to see moving forward and expanding. we did a great bicycle collision analysis which immediately lent itself to a project on valencia. if you look at our bicycle collisions you see them predominantly on valencia street. even though the city spent a specific amount of time and money on valencia street. that analysis muc - immediately sent us back. nuc the results of that

city tomorrow. 87 the high in santa rosa. concord up to 88 degrees. we are tracking a p had a hurri category 1, buterick with winds 135 miles per hour.either storm has a direct hit to land. erick will go to the south of hawaii, so if you are headed to hawaii later this week, just know the surf will get rough as that storm passes by. here's the seven-day forecast. breezy and mild on your wednesday. steady pattern. thursday into friday, warmer weather arrives on saturday and sunday. 80s to mid 90s in the warmest spot. all in all, a nice seven days shaping up. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" dwayne "the rock" america" dwayne "the rock" at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>> in the south bay, a woman is accused

miles northeast of los angeles. had it beenin northeast of los angeles. had it been in or around an area, a big city area, a city of highty, then clearly the outcome could have been a lot worse. yes and of course the californian authorities are well prepared for earthquakes given that part of the world is rather prone to them. earthquakes given that part of the world is rather prone to themm earthquakes given that part of the world is rather prone to them. it is very prone to them and it is 25 yea rs very prone to them and it is 25 years since the last big one, that was the northridge quake back in 1994. in which 57 people died, billions of dollars worth of damage was caused and we have been on tender hooks there in california for a repeat and possibly something far worse for quite some time. it hasn't come yet but some are wondering if it these two earthquakes over the space of 34 hours could portend something like that. we will have to wait and see but meanwhile if you area wait and see but meanwhile if you are a resident at the moment in ridgecrest, you are very much on edge i would think because they are being told

had prepared for such an eventuality for months that go miles on high alert they have set up a hand washing points in different parts of the city the treatment centers are well you keep they have enough personnel as well so there is nothing to worry about but they also are warning people to keep vigil keep clean and make sure that there is no unnecessary contact with each other but as the situation is now a lot of fear people very concerned that this might spread. northern ireland is the latest stop for britain's prime minister on his nationwide tour to discuss the brig's that crisis the so-called backstop and avoiding a hard border with the republic of ireland is a major issue the bar is johnson so as preserving the good friday peace agreement i expect breaks it may come up a little bit i don't rule that out and i think the crucial thing to stress is that i obviously attach huge importance to the letter the spirit of the of the belfast good friday agreement and it will be in insisting on that that in barber has more now from belfast. well prime minister johnson's only spending a few hours here at stormont and he said his aim i

city tomorrow. 87 the high in santa rosa. concord up to 88 degrees. we are of storms. first, we had a hurricane category 1, but this is hurricane erick with winds of 135 miles per hour.ther storm has a direct hit to land. erick will go to the south of hawaii, so if you are headed to hawaii later this week, just know the surf will get rough as that storm passes by. here's the seven-day forecast. breezy and mild on your wednesday. steady pattern. thursday into friday, warmer weather arrives on saturday and sunday. 80s to mid 90s in the warmest spot. all in all, a nice seven days shaping up. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america" dwayne "the rock" johnson chats liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ so this is how it's you are gonna say: you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! then she goes: and save even wis deal! mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance moves. ben, you're

mile post 97 wildfire. the fire is only 15% contained. authorities say it was started by an illegal campfire. looking at today's high temperatures, 70s from minneapolis to chicago. 99 in salt lake city4 in phoenix. >>> coming up, a big surprise at the airport. the weapon one man tried to bring on a plane. >>> but first why those two american teenagers arrested in the murder of an italian police officer could be held for up to one year and what one of them is now claiming. >>> and up next, a decision on whether singer katy perry stole one of her biggest hits. ♪ >>> it was a joyful noise in los angeles in a los angeles courtroom for a christian rapper who sued katy perry. a jury agreed part of the pop star's 2013 hit "dark horse" was lifted from marcus gray's song "joyful noise" which came out in 2009. the trial continues this morning where damages will now be discussed. >>> it could take up to a year for two american teenagers to be formally charged with the murder of a police officer in rome. the teens are unlikely to be granted bail after a judge said they're considered a flight risk. one of them is now claiming he acted in self-defense when he allegedly stabbed the officer repeate

high-injury streets which makeup about 100 miles in san francisco. the tragedy is the 20th traffic death so far this year. >> no decision tonight, so the fast food fight continues. the walnut creek city planning commission held its first public hearing over a proposed amy's drive through on main street. the larky park neighbors united group is against . of cars and issues in the area. amy's sayve throughs are less business because they attract a different kind of clientele. thek group is squashed plans for an in-n-out burger complex on the site. >> a warning for belmont residents. a mountain lion is on the prowl. police say someone spotted the big cat near a backyard in the bell burn neighborhood. that's right near notre dame university. this is not the first time a mountain lion has been spotted in the area. less than two weeks ago, people in nearby san mateo caught a mountain lion on their nest camera walking down the sidewalk. >> new at 11:00, a family that lives in one of san francisco's most notable neighborhoods is getting kicked out. that house believed to be worth $15 million and it used to be the former iranian consulate. now the state department owns it. nbc bay area's cher

maneuver of two things that are thousands of miles away from us. 78 in milpitas, low to mid 80s for most of the south bay. 72 in millbrae, on the high side, redwood city altos down to 79. 66 to 69 70s around vallejo. 80s in the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, mid to upper 70s. oakland a little cooler at 72. let's check out our normally hot spots. we'll stay in the holding pattern tomorrow. a little warmer on friday. then it's going to be warmer than average with 80s and 90s away from the coast saturday all the way through tuesday. have a good day. here is frances. >>> good news for commuters heading on north 101 through south san francisco, the earlier crash with the pickup on its side has been cleared. here is a live shot of north 101 past 380. all the emergency crews are gone. all six lanes are open. i'm expecting traffic tmpve ry q maps. there's still slowing on north 101 from sfo. so some residual delays. 280 always has been a great alternate this morning. here is a live shot of the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic is slow here westbound 92 from 880 towards 101. the southbound 880 stretch also a bit sluggish as you make your way fr

miles an hour. it's expected to make landfall as a hurricane later today near morgan city, about 85 miles southwest of new orleans. the slow-moving storm is bringing heavy rain and higheveral roads are flooded, power is out for tens of thousands of people. trees have been knocked down. dangerous storm surges are possible. david begnaud is in morgan city. david, good morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: michelle, good morning. since we last saw you at 7:00, we left the hotel which has lost street in morgan city because i wanted to show you the levee,th morgan city because of this. some white caps on the river this morning. this flows into the gulf of mexico. the flooding you see where the river has swollen beyond its banks, that is not due to anything related to barry. that had already happened. louisiana has been dealing with more than 270 days of flooding on the mississippi river, and so you have swollen bayous and creeks and rivers that predate barry. all right, let's get to barry. it's expected to become a hurricane later today, about lunchtime we're told could be landfall along the louisiana gulf coast. listen, this storm is crawling. it is moving incredib

high school, she was gorgeous. it just wasn't her thing to date. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved about 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy named alex fazzino spotted her from across the room. >> it's one of those, like, ah-ha moments, you might say. i was like, i have to go talk to that girl. >> after a few dates, alex says he knew she was the one. >> what did you like about her? >> what didn't i? she was beautiful. she was very nice. she dressed impeccably. yeah, what didn't i? >> alex's mother joanne knew something was happening when her son asked if he could bring emily to sunday dinner. >> he said, i have met someone. and i would love to be able to bring her over so that you all can get to know her better. >> and you thought, well, here we go? >> yes, i did. >> back in boone, emily's family heard about the boy from kansas city. >> she called me up and said, i met this fella. he's italian, and she said, you're going to love his family. they're louder than us. and she fell in love with the whole family immediately. >> emily's sister ammie could see t

city, in st. mary's parrish, about 60, 70 miles from where i am in lafayette. there's a lot of staging happening for potential rescues. there are boats, there are high-water vehicles, buses to bring people to safer ground. and natasha, there's some concern that some of the rescues may be happening in the morgan city area. >> reporter: there definitely was a voluntary evacuation ordered yesterday. but we didn't see a lot of people trying to desperately leave town. though people are prepared for potential flooding. right at this moment, though, it's the wind that's picking up. in fact, i'm trying to keep my hat on my head at the moment. i want to mention that across the river from where we're standing, just about ten minutes ago, we saw this huge glow of light. and it looked like potentially a transformer that blew there. and we know that some customers right now across the state including here in morgan city are without power. we talked to someone earlier who said that he was hanging out at a hotel that still had lights on because the generator at his home wasn't working. and i do want to point out that we are still under curfew for another hour or s

60's for you redwood city low 70's apollo alto and san matteo mid 60's for your monday afternoon highs in wind speeds will be light to breezy could see gusts upwards of about 25 mileswith that sea breeze still making its way throughout parts of the bay area in san jose warming up into the low 80's santa clara 74 degrees. morgan hill flirting with a tease but 79 degrees for your monday afternoon highs hayward 72 degrees union city a little bit milder at 66 degrees but livermore warming up a few degrees into the mid 80's conquered as well mid 80's for you and walnut creek 80 degrees for your monday afternoon highs berkeley, 69 degrees in napa in the low 80's, sonoma upper 70's and santa rosa 83 degrees. so let's take a look at your allergy outlook low to medium amounts of these top to allergens and as we take a look ahead. our holiday week forecast. we are going to notice very seasonable temperatures all the way through 4th of july thursday, but then by next weekend i am tracking above average temperatures with some of our interior valleys, warming up close to 90 degrees. but 89 degrees for your afternoon highs. a few degrees of warming along the coast, but a lot mil

high speed rail authority board has approved releasing a request for qualified bidders. the contract would cover a 119 mile segment of that rail system that would connect the 2 cities in the cennral valley, bakersfield and merced said project leaders want to issue a contract by next summer. >>the example of an important and significant step that this board is taking to move forward on the project and i think the board for that action. e high speed rail from anaheim all the way to the bay area still in question. federal government pulled its share of the money from the project earlier this year. in national news, the house of representatives has passed a resolution condemning president trump's racist comments targeting for minority congresswoman. those tweets falsely implied that the women were all born in foreign countries and should go back to where they came from while on the house floor speaker nancy pelosi broke house rules yesterday by saying the president made a racist statement she was temporarily barred from speaking in republicans push to have her comments stricken from the record. both of those attempts however failed and the resolution in the end past for the m

a 100 miles an hour when it hit a fire hydrant kron 4 sarah stinson is live in san francisco with more sara. >>what a scary situation to hear that some was speeding at such high high speeds in city streets, we'll just get straight to the video because it is so intense to see. >>you can see that the car involved was literally split in between and 2 pieces after plowing into a fight hydrant and at least 3 people you can see in the video are being treated by paramedics on scene and then russian ambulance to the hospital water is feeling about 40 feet in air and continue to flood the streets several inches. firefighters on scene literally just treading through the water. eventually they got the hydrant to stop releasing the water. but right now i'm live here at the san francisco police department trying to confirm. please people were injured and if there are more people with injuries now it's still unclear if the victims were hit by this car. passengers in the car during the crash now we do know this happened around one 30 in the morning in the bayview area of the city on 3rd street and carol avenue, the cars, a silver mazda and again we're still waiting to figure out if drugs or al

two feet of rain and a six-foot-high storm surge the river is expected to crest at 19 feet, just inches from the top of the levees. miles of these levees protect the city but look how close the water is to the top and this wind is only going to get worse. hurricane storm surge being pushed upriver, essentially stopping the flow lifting the levels and potentially sending water right into downtown. but the army corps of engineers says even if the levees are overtopped they will not fail. >> we are confident that we are not going to have a duplicate of katrina, however, if you have a storm that has elevations much higher than those floodwalls you'll get water in the city. >> and that is the wild card here. how high does this river get and forecasting river levels is far from exact. especially when you're dealing with rainfall on top of the storm surge, what we'll see here. now, what we have off to my left, that's the french quarter. off to my right that is downtown and these levees are not this high all around the city. certainly not in the communities down to our south in plaquemines parish where they are evacuating right now and not to mention what's go

the waves are high, and this is usually just a flat lake that you can ride your boat around on. not today though. here in morgan city we've seen gusts at about 55 miles, sustained winds a little lower than that and a lot of pounding rain as these outer bands and now a little bit closer to center bands continue to move through. look behind me though, i did want to point out just as something to see, these ducks behind me just taking it, looking right into the wind. if you look over here, a lot of people put their houseboats over here, we saw a guy checking on his earlier. he said he wasn't too worried about it, they know how to handle these storms. the main concern with barry is going to be water. the wind is not a big concern here, it's a category one, and water is because it's such a slow-moving storm. you could walk about as fast as this storm has been moving. and if it dumps a couple inches of rain an hour for a couple of days, this could bring a couple feet of rain to areas that sit pretty much at sea level, a lot of areas sit below sea level. they're very worried about the levees, the army corps of engineers, the federal government has dumped bi