peat moss is cultivated here on a large scale the idea is to use local freshly harvested peat moss instead of digging up mors in the baltic states scientists from dr spock came up with the idea what. we. call has provided the land and supports the project with his own money the area is so so good that people use snowshoes to get around. is in point we're quite satisfied with our progress. and we have a variety of substrates that is gardening soils mixed from the peat moss. we've tried them out of various nurseries we're still in the development stages but it seems to work well for more land plants like heather and we've worked with one nursery to produce larger quantities of poinsettias by enough to be an important theme so in general we're happy with the results was announced and simply that. the brown stripes in this green meadow are peak moss fields drainage ditches have been filled in to provide the necessary moisture. real hard and always ground out of pete moss cross best in an environment where the water level is just below the tops of the plants. in aba normally peat moss stops gro

pete moss growing right here. as this in this wooded area is located on more land you can see that the trees are stunted and the does are still very small especially the pines and the branches. well i think the key for steve to not really only because. there are people books everywhere like this one. very dry now because it's summer stock and. germany has drained its more land so thoroughly that the pete moss was practically extinct yeah but that is that in germany this would certainly be an area that you would try to protect. but here in latvia there are so many areas like this i invite and they're not really worth protecting that's. going to be at hot after pete is extracted from an area like this it would be easier to return it to its natural state than a field that had been completely harvested because typical peat land plants grow here. once you post and says that if pete must be extracted it is better to do it in germany than in the baltic states thereby that is no good it's not a good idea in any case but i

condemnations of lynching in general and moss in particular and compensation given to mosses widow, betty. she also understood now the political power, and she understood this before anyone else really does, that political power newly available in this new modern industrial age. to more than capital she wrote, and afro-american labor the south owes its rehabilitation, it's labor is withdrawn, capital will not relate remain. the afro-american is the backbone of the south and a thorough knowledge and judicial exercise of this power in lynching localities could many times effect a bloodless revolution. so in the face all the time when people are afraid of mobs, afraid of mobilizing and certainly don't want the unwashed masses involved, ida wells dart calling for an interclass grassroots rebellion. the days when elite who successively pursued well would only negotiate with the race was coming to an end. after the lynching, wells became not just a writer and great editorialist but investigative journalist. she goes to the sites of lynching, chic calls reports and other papers she pulls out sta

condemnations of lynching in general, and moss in particular and compensation given to moss's , widow, betty. she also understood the political power. she understood this before anyone else really does. the political power, newly available, in this modern industrial age. to northern capitals she wrote and african-american labor, the south goes its rehabilitation. if labor is withdrawn, capital will not remain. the african-american is the backbone of the south, and judicial exercise of this power in lynching localities can many times affect a bloodless revolution. in a face of a time when people were afraid of mobs, wells starts going for an inter-class, grassroots rebellion. the days when elites could successfully negotiate wealth was coming to an end. after the lynching, she became not just a writer of brilliant editorials but investigative journalism. she pulls out statistics to prove her point. in 1892, lynching had reached an annual peak of 241. a conservative estimate is that 728 lynchings took place between 1882 and 1891. by after this period, the number 1927, would reach about

like moss, because they competed successfully with whites. this has tremendous implications for wells. implications that she is one of the first to understand. a new mantra of progress that needs to be told. black achievement alone was not a gateway to first-class citizenship. but a threat to the new southern order and even one's life. her editorials forced blacks to not judge the racial situation by only their successes. but also by the fact that at the same time, violence, this of prince in, and marson case -- disenfranchisement, and mass incarceration were increasing. she understood, well before her peers, that there had been a turn against blacks because southern whites had failed the moral and spiritual quest of progress. southern culture, with all of its violence, was corrupt. it could not write itself, could not. by its moneymaking ways. in 1887, for example, there was a referendum lobbied hard by a black and white prohibition is to keep the city of memphis dry. it lost. memphis was at the center of the south's whiskey trade. the refer

so we have a motion by commissioner lee and a second by commissioner moss.'ll do a roll call vote on that motion. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. thank you. motion carries unanimously. our next item is item five, discussion and possible action to appoint commissioners to serve on the nomination subcommittee. the current members are commissioners lee, commissioner moss, and commissioner warshell. >> same? >> yeah, if everybody's -- i'll make a motion to keep it the sa same. >> clerk: okay. >> second. >> clerk: okay. there's a motion and a second. any public comment? okay. seeing none, we'll do a roll call vote on that, as well. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. motion carries unanimously. next item is item six, commissioners questions and matters. 6-a, inquiries to staff. at this time, commissioners may make inquiries to staff regarding various documents, policies, practices, and procedures which are of interest to the commission. >> i have -- >> my apologies. go ahead, commissioner walker, please. >> so i -- we have -- monthly, we have our code enforcement report, whi

her party to keep it together so it doesn't split ok i just want to draw in a correspondent a bigot mosse who is in london bigot if you can hear me we just heard of a compelling argument made by tourism in parliament one of the things that she said is that it's this is the only opportunity to get your briggs it is either now or perhaps never talking to a lot of politicians and people around it do you think this fear factor that the reason is trying to create will work. well yes i mean the reason mary has been pushing it really as far down the line as she can on the last day where it's possible to. to get her dear she is still trying and i think parliamentarians are acutely aware of the enormity of their decision because as alex as alex explained if they don't vote for the deal then there's a very real danger that new deal and crashing out of the european union without any plan for the future is happening on the twelfth of april so that's not very long in order to prepare for that now there are others that are hoping and it's really both sides remain side and breaks its sides in parliament

police in new zealand say the gunman acted alone in the attack that both moss.may have had help from other people. they want to know if anyone may have helped him before the deadly shooting. people from around the world are holding vigils and memorials for the mosque victims. >>> here in the bay area people also gathered to morning show support for the victims. there is a large muslim community in the east bay. there were vigils in fremont and pleasanton. people of many faiths together to play pray and how violence against muslims has been on the rise for the past few years. many people at the vigil said they needed to feel a sense of community and show their support after the latest tragedy . >> we are here to be shoulder to shoulder with our muslim community. >> it is obviously a huge tragedy. i think we need to not see this is just a tragedy against muslims. we need to see it as a tragedy against humanity. it is against everyone. >> the people we talked to say, when more people understand other religion and political backgrounds less likely more violence. >>

and joining us now from london is dean of hughes bagot moss and max hawkins covering events for us in strasburg welcome to both of you good morning bigotry some a sounding very positive about what did she get in brussels from the e.u. to win over the british parliament. she is sounding very positive because she has to this is really crunch time for treason may only if really days and weeks to bragg's it and she really has to get something through how have paula meant here at home and what she says is something that's legally binding so she puts a positive spin on it but what she has not gotten is the reopening of the withdrawal agreement so the whole comes to text that regulates the future between the u.k. and the european union and this is something that's many people here in london that we have seen very skeptic about the backs of process have been demanding so the question really is what she has secured with this be enough to get havea through parliament and it will be voted on later on today in what's going to be a nail biting session here and care max over to you in strasburg whe

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"the entrance to the dungeon is a moss-covered door.self "face-to-face with a hideous, foul-smelling, moss-covered ogre." what do you do? i say, "hey, ma, what's for dinner?" seventeen. the ogre is amused by your joke and allows you to pass. by the by, i liked it, too. how go the wedding plans, howard? great. we spent five hours last night at macy's registering for gifts. looks like i'm finally going to have that darling little earthenware asparagus dish i've always wanted. see, this is the good thing about having a girlfriend 9,000 miles away. i can spend my nights doing whatever i want. you mean like playing nerd games with us and then taking a suspiciously long shower? maybe. we enter the dungeon.

politic is only only to what is opponent and naughtiness in his own in his in the middle income ok randy mossone very briefly what is this next time of macky sall like each adult like what does he need to do full young senegalese people i think one of the thing that he needs to do is to create more jobs you know for people so you have you have like i'm on the program three three which is both fifteen per cent which is the. official figure so it's going to be more than that so i think there will be there will be are so very important if you can if you can do that so that young people wouldn't have seen it and we have seen that before from say a guy coming to europe and risking their life all right africa's raney my late talking to us about that cynical election result from body thank you thank you. now to the central african republic where if former activists and will get it for me in france has returned to his homeland in that war torn country to train what he calls soldiers off the lead it may not be what you think he has launched an organic farm in the capital bangui and is spreading the go

for more on that i'm joined now by correspondent bergant mosse in london made faces increasing pressure to resign very good how likely is that to happen. anyone's guess at the moment but to reason mase authority is really draining again way by the day or even by the hour so there is no formal process that can easily be involved in getting her and i was sitting how because there at the conservative party they'd say vote of no confidence of conservative m.p.'s and that's cannot be done because it has already been done less than a year ago but of course if the cabinet really wanted to get rid of for they and they would resign on mass and basically get together and just put pressure on how then it would be very difficult for hot to press on we know that there are cabinet members who are hoping that this will happen there's also backbenchers who are trying to put pressure on tourism eight to go so far she's been extraordinarily resilient there were many moments where she has faced a similar situation and most people i think would have really understood if she had resigned but she has toughen

the german foreign minister heikal moss says germany will extend its ban on arms sales to saudi arabia until the end of march because of the conflict in yemen berlin rescinded existing arms export permits last year in response to the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul. which to me and now to afghanistan which has been hit by a new wave of violence at least seventeen people were killed in a militant attack in the eastern city of jalalabad the assaults began early on wednesday with militants detonating suicide bombs before storming a construction company in the city's airport u.s. troops were called in to assist of gun security forces in the ensuing five hour shoot out or five of the assyrians are now dead. now the bombing comes as talks between the taliban and u.s. officials in. ending violence in the country are ongoing in got that the taliban has launched a charm offensive to try to win over the international community and its former enemies but there are concerns that donovan's brutal legacy does not all go away the peace in the country. malawi k

for more on this let's go to our correspondents bigot mosse in london and in brussels a gay org mountains good morning to both of you if we can start with you did the e.u. get what it wanted at this summit a more structured framework the boxes. the answer really must be yes and no no because they did not get the clarity from theresa may before just before dinner they foster a couple of questions on what her plan is if that deal fails a third time in parliament she could give not give an answer so she she remains unclear on a number of points and really the trust in her that she will lead that she will really. basically avoid the heart breaks it is is that a low one has to say on the part of the twenty seven e.u. leaders and so yes the answer is they are happy with this outcome because they then took turns things into their own hands they discussed it for a total of eight hours over dinner and invited to receive a for that dinner and really hammered out to fold process with two deadlines basically which they hope will avoid an accidental brax it. is that the sense where you are in london t

moss and while they're. just doing the fighting i know you do it all. yet still. hold it to. this. well you saw. so much what all the good the mall so mama told her mom all. sorts of attacks not just to the. boys. you are saying oh go go go i does for us. that that is. not going to. be going to. mother and i will not come out of the do gooder i thought it in the soca. you could . you know to not go to the honduras. but you've. got to i thought if you want to go. i just took the most was you know doing most. are you. going to and that's my. right the last choice you can only tell i'm not having it i don't want to you know. not go call from there she will tell you there are. you scared all. the flushing county not far. from. the. shelter. this is. the. but it's not. just. did i think you. know we did. this article of the joining us there was no need an update on your cable fish. just pick some of yourself i'm a month or next day don't miss. out on you take yourself if. you want and wanted to but if you wanted someone to shoot him one of the quick. time you guys have about a twenty he

of them i gratian climate change just to mention two of them came next often forced brussels to get moss in london thanks so much for bringing us up to date as another vote looms today in the british parliament. let's check out some of the other stories making news at this hour the u.s. has joined some forty countries worldwide in grounding all boeing seven thirty seven max aircraft that effort investigators found new doubt on sunday's fatal ethiopian airlines crash the information indicates similarities with a lion air accident in indonesia five months ago. black box flight recorders recovered from the easier pm planes have been flown to paris for analysis. south korean police have questioned two k. pop stars over related sex scandals the singer sewing very is suspected of providing prostitutes to his business investors he denies any wrongdoing another singer june young is accused of sharing secretly film sex videos both men have announced they're leaving the entertainment business. the malawi government has released video footage of devastating floods that have killed fifty six people

moss and while the. just how do all the body i know you'll. still it's not in the hall. much until a new article not on my day. is. coded to. the school you saw. so how much you killed how to get the ball so mama told them all. sorts of effects not just to the. boys that was. caught you are saying oh i just. got that is my. mother and i will now come out of the do gooder i thought it in the soca. i did you could. you could not go to the honduras now. but you. did you want to go. but. i just took on you know most people doing most. i don't. consider height your scorn and thus my. height. so as you can only claim i'm not having it. do you. not call from there she also had to hide if i were you scared off the guy with the thought she's joining us not far off. them. show. but it's not. just. one year we did. this cycle of the running and there was no meeting update on your fish. just pick something yourself on a month or next day don't. put it. on a month before if one of them were going to shoot again one of the couple. guys have about one heavy focus at that i think if you

being injured after a blast occurred while he was compressing a load of garabage on moss street yesterday morning. investigators say,the video immediately played a key role b "it was more consistent with a pressure blast than an explosion. it is really unknown exactly what happened but we can rule out that it was a bomb or any kind of real explosive device">(robin) the bomb squad escorted the truck to a waste solutions site, dumped the load and searched for what may have caused the blast. the driver was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. (robin) in the south bay -- san jose police and fire 911 emergency dispatchers say response times are still not what they should be. those are among the findings of an audit for the police and fire department. a 65 page city audit finds that the money spent on overtime would be enough to hire more than a dozen new dispatchers. the audit makes several recommendations for improving the response to emergency calls, 95- percent. at roughly 90- percent. "....we need technology and there are steps in the process that could be eliminated w

deal which polman has rejected twice for more on that we're joined now by our correspondent burdett mosse in london may face is increasing pressure berga to resign how likely is that to happen. there's everything going on as we speak i mean she's meeting with cabinet ministers we know there is a lot of pressure on her and her author it is really draining away by the day maybe even by the hour but will she really resign we don't know she's been extraordinarily resilient over the past years there were many moments where other prime ministers probably would have gone but she's tough no doubt she seems determined to try once more to get her deal through parliament but as you say the voices are getting louder for her to go how would may stepping down actually solve the problem. that's a good question because over breaks it the country and the parliament is so fundamentally divided that it's difficult to see a solution coming out of this whole mess to reason may has been accused of not looking for a consensus of very early in the brics a process determining how own red lines which point towards

over moss and while that. this was a party i thought you dual role model it's not in the home but up until a new article not in my day. it is. called it did during. the school used. by. so much you could do what i did get them all so mama told them all to have kids have. some sort of tactic not just to the. boys the ones. who are saying oh i just. thought this meant. going up. in the. hard muscle on the wall nothing out of the do gooder i thought it didn't. go to the honduras. but you know. i thought if you want to go. i just took the most was doing most i thought. i. was going to address my. three so as you can only tell i'm not having it i don't want to you know. not go call from there she will tell him they are. wishing you scared all. county and i thought. shall. not will join us. all to. these over. the. corner we did an awful. mistake of the morning and there was no need to interrupt it on your cable. just pick something yourself like a month or next day don't miss. out on you take it out yourself if. yo

a roding issues on moss beach is hoping she can install a seawall in her backward where there's damage. ( james ) half moon bay is considered an "erosion hot spot." city and county planners are evaluating long term solutions to stabilize and protect the coast.. ( james ) in world news...search operations are underway after ethiopian airlines flight 302 crashed, killing all 1-hundred-and- fifty-seven on board. the boeing 737 aircraft was en route to nairobi when it lost contact six minutes after taking off sunday. eight americans and seven british nationals were also on board. the u-n issued a statement saying nineteen u-n staff members were among those killed. meanwhile, the ethiopian airlines has decided to ground their fleet of boeing 737 max 8 until further notice. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a woman is attacked by a jaguar arizona...why zoo officials won't be pu

a forest, perhaps with a round tree, rose, likely moss on a stone. you'll be refreshed with a pool, a lake, bay, beach, ponds, brooks, basically anything that allows you to wade into the waters. you'll see a hunter, porter, painter, butler taylor, houser, wheeler, gardener, walker, baker, even a bona fide cook serving up a morsel or two, maybe something french or far eastern or maybe something simple like a taco, possibly crisp with a side of rice and bean. i should warn you he might sneak in livers, lard, kale, don't forget the salt, broom to tidy up. it's much adieu about something the ncaa tournament promises a daily dose of entertainment. it will keep you young and wanting more and more. simon says sit back, relax, grab a little coffee or if you prefer something stronger, maybe remi martin. do not forget the cocktail cherry. >> very well done scott. >>> time is 4:55. still ahead, breaking news this morning. it's from dutch ities in the netherlands. >>> coming up, how a pakistani man died trying to tackle the gunman in new zealand is being honored

crews say that this hatched around 8:00 this morning near moss avenue and harrison street. police say that the employee will be okay and the almeda county bomb squad is evident investigating. >>> we have breaking news, evacuations under way when a propane tank egg overturned. everyone within one mile must leave that area. deputies are getting people out. people on the east side of the tanker can evacuate to the fair grounds. >>> and new at noon, san francisco city attorney is cracking down on e-cigarettes, the e-cigarettes threaten public health, now san francisco supervisor is introducing new legislation to ban the sale of e-cigarettes in san francisco and prohibit e- cigarette companies from occupying city owned property in the future. >> billions of children are already addicted to cigarettes and millions more will follow if we don't act. >> the percentage of middle and high school students using tobacco products was at an all time low in 2017 but in 2018 tobacco use among youth rose for the first time since the 1990th. >>> new at noon, firefighters rescuing a man trappe

over moss and while that. this would do in the body i don't you'll. still it's not in the home been up to much until a new article not a monday. it is. cold it did me when you come to school you still owe. so much you could do what i did get them all so mama told them i'm not going to have kids have without them some sort of data to the. boys the ones. who are saying oh i just. thought this meant. going up. oh you've. got a. muzzle on will now come out of the do gooder i thought it didn't it's ok. you go to. the honduras now. but you know. i thought if you want to go. i just took the most was doing most. i don't. think so as you can only tell i'm not having it i don't want to you know. not go call from there she will tell him they are. you scared all. the flushing county. shall. be. the. place where i'm not for george clooney is. obviously a little. bit . corny we did an awful. mistake or thank you joining us there was no need to get on your keitel. just so yourself by my point if you know this. about the. if you wanted to vote if they wanted someone

solutions employee being injured after a blast occurred while he was compressing a load of garage on mossin oakland tuesday morning. the driver was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening inuries.the alameda county bomb squad was called in to detect the source of the explosion. investigators say the video immediately played a key role in ruling out foul playsot to be safe the bomb squad escorted the dump truck to this california waste solutions site, dumped the load and searched for what may have caused the blastsot sot however the risk of a pressu

. >> jeffrey moss lived across the hall from rusty at college. >> always had a giant smile on his face no matter the situation. ended every conversation with, how can i help you? what can i do for you? >> in the tight-knit jewish community where rusty lived and was raising his family, a man like him is called a mensch, yiddish for a standup guy. and now that very supportive community gathered around his wife of ten years, andrea. >> she seemed to be a good fit for him? >> absolutely. they had been together since college. he always spoke about her with great affection and respect. >> the couple moved to dunwoody, affluent suburb of atlanta, after rusty, a software grad, accepted a job with a software company. >> they had a great house in atlanta, a summer house out at the lake, a boat, two great kids. they were living the dream. >> a dream that was violently shattered that morning in the parking lot. the virtual execution of a young husband and father was in no one's frame of reference. the irrationality of the violence making it all the more terrifying. local attorney ester panage. >>

nick moss is with the alameda public health department. they're trying to track down everyone who dined at the straurn before they get sick. >> after exposure it can take seven to 14 days before people develop symptoms of measles infection. >> reporter: in the seven-day window, if someone was exposed and not vaccinated, doctors can administer immunoglob lynn and prevent the virus from igniting. >> no. >> reporter: the restaurant issued this statement. "if following the guidelines, we have contacted all of our staff and there is currently no risk in our restaurant." the concern is who was exposed. infants under a year old, pregnant women, and immunocompromised people are at greater risk for contracting measles. >> we should be able to go anywhere we want and not worry about it. >> reporter: alameda county is unsure about how sick the patient was. all points of the disease timeline are extremely contagious. >> people with measles are infectious from four days before their rash starts to four days afterward. and they may not necessarily have

new zealand is imposing a partial gun ban in the wake of last week's deadly moss attack -- mosque attack. the government will establish a nationwide buyback of the of automatic and semiautomatic weapons. it goes into effect immediately, to prevent buyers from stockpiling guns. president trump says it's time to recognize israel sovereignty over the golan heights. he said after 52 years it is important for the united states to fully recognize israel's is anl over what he says area of critical strategic and security importance to israel, and stability in the region. assident trump's tweet came mike pompeo was in jerusalem. he was meeting with the israeli president, who was expressing concerns about palestinians on gaza and the west bank. to million miserable people are under the rule of the 15,000 members of the terror organizations, and we cannot negotiate with the terror organizations. we have to negotiate with someone. >> he added that there are entities that would like to wipe israel off the planet. continuing by saying we have a moral and political obligation to prevent that from happe

. >> reporter: looking out over moss beach, this is surfer christy davis' first time smelling the salty what happened just four days earlier at mavericks. >> i was having a great session. i got four really good waves. about 10, 15 minutes later i started having pain. >> reporter: at 66 years old, this was his 28th season surfing mavericks. that pain, just the beginning of something much worse. >> and i actually gagged and dry heaved a few times all signs of a heart attack. >> reporter: his fellow surfers tried to pull him back to shore. >> i was too impatient so i started paddling. >> reporter: christy taking it all in stride, literally, even walking himself half a mile back to his car. >> being in great shape probably saved my wife. my lovely wife, fiona, is like okay, here we go again. >> reporter: again refers to may of 2018 when he broke his neck and several vertebrae while surfing. even a heart attack won't stop his wife of more than 30 years from letting her husband pursue his passion. >> no. it's like what, are you just going to stay in bed? wrap him in bubble wrap? no, i'm not g

at moss beach, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> all right, meteorologist frances dinglasan joins us nowh the accuweather forecast. hi there, frances. >> hi, kate. it's enclosuclear out there wit doppler 7, no rain and not too many clouds in the sky. check out this live shot. notice the winds are calm, the flag not even blowing as we look towards the exploratorium there. temperatures right now 40s and 50s. san francisco 50, oakland 46, san jose 44, morgan hill a little cooler at 41. this time we're looking from emeryville across the bay. in santa rosa, napa, it's 40 degrees. upper 30s through petaluma and vacaville. so temperatures will be climbing today as we check out this other pretty shot from the east bay hills. notice how calm the waters are and how clearly you can see across the bay. so your forecast for today is going to be sunny and above average temperatures this weekend. the warming trend continues tomorrow all the way through monday. that will be the warmest day this week. and then the rain returns on tuesday, but it's very light rain at best. for san francisco, a lot of stuf

. >> she had it on her show -- >> pam moss, she lives in unskaek, alaska. that's -- unalaska, that's an amazing place. she can have eagles, a fox, and cat hanging out for food or just hanging out. she thought they were females and heard barking when she got home and went out to say what is that noise -- it's pretty much the one on the right. [ sounds ] >> the bald eagle, the pigeon of alaska. >> everywhere. >> for her, that is so true. >> sounds like a chicken. >> it does sound like a chicken. >> the first time it sounded like a seagull. >> maybe it just does impressions. >> i love that she can go in her back yard, and if there is -- there's a lure to her back porch that they like to visit. this eagle needed some help. rehab was called after the eagle was hit by a car. you see it in the ditch. it's a juvenile, and it needs help because it's injured. i find it interesting that i realized all we need is a big net, and that's what they use to get closer and closer. they get the net, put it over it. once it's in the net, it wiggles around, but they're able to e

. >> elizabeth moss as also terrorized. her movie daughters are played by noelle and cali sheldon.ared the role of rachel's daughter on "friends," and aunt monica is causing an instagram frenzy. >> good night, guys. i'm going home. >>> it might be one of the best throwbacks ever as courtney cox posted this vote of her walking into the new york city building that was the actual exterior shot for the famous friends apartment. >> i almost died with the rest of america when you posted the video where you visited monica's apartment from "friends". >> she blamed jennifer aniston for the nostalgic video that is inching towards 2 million views. >> i was at jennifer's house. >> uh-huh. >> she is, like, post that now then. let's jus s what happens. she' not on instagr yet. i posted it late at night and it still -- it will work. >> it's going. it's going. >> we all get along really well we're all friends. >> we were on the sitcom set just days before the comedy went on air for the first time in september of 1994. it was clear then the cast had already bonded. just watch these guys crash the "

at moss beach, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> unbelievable story. dinglasan joins us now with the accuweather forecast, which is full of sunshine. >> yeah, we're going to get plenty of sunshine. warming continues today. i want to show you live doppler 7 with the satellite image. i made the clouds a little bit more opaque so you can see how the coastal clouds have developed. right along san francisco and the peninsula coast we're seeing some coastal clouds creep in right now into parts of san francisco but this will pull back very quickly. you can see how thin these clouds are with this live shot from sutro looking out towards san francisco. everywhere else, we've got blue skies. san jose is 43, morgan hill cooler at 40 degrees. this time as we look from the east bay hills, what you'll notice is how calm the waters are. the wind is very light to calm, and we have an offshore flow developing and that's going to allow temperatures to warm up and see how some of those thin, coastal clouds in the background will clear pretty quickly. in santa rosa and so

the explosion happened around 8:00 this morning near moss avenue while the truck was crushing materials. the bomb squad called into clear the scene scene. >> three freeway shootings in three days, one has in east bay please. scanning its network of highway cameras more closely. pittsburgh police gave kpix five a behind-the-scenes look at the control center were 160 cameras are trained on roads and intersections. and added an investigative tool. >> we made over 264 felonious vehicle stop whether a stolen vehicle or wanted vehicle related to a subject approximately just over 260 arrest. >> you would say it's working? >> absolutely. >> reporter: the city of pittsburgh says it has me just over 260 arrests since the cameras went up. >>> hard to believe tonight facebook says not one person. reported the new zealand shooter's blood a rampage while it was being lied stream. the social media giants is 200 people watch the attacks in real time and not a single user reported it to them until 12 minutes after it ended. bay area residents have different ideas on what that really means is a suspect s

the explosion happened about 8:00 this morning near moss avenue. the bomb squad was called in. who were word home what caused it. >>> the big story the weather live look at the bay from exclusive sales force camera. we've been enjoying nice weather but in just a matter of hours rain will hit the bay area. the morning meteorologist is joining us tracking it all. >>> tracking the rain on high def doppler. you can see clouds on the sales force tower cam are looking west. here is high def doppler. rain offshore dry for now but again that is going to change soon. widening out you can see rain and snow showers across the sierra and you can see all of that rain offshore. that will push into the region. let's time it out on futurecast taking your hour by hour. rain starts to push in tonight overnight into tomorrow. the wet morning commute could see brief, heavy downpours were isolated thunderstorms. a mess of the commute tomorrow morning. we will time-out the rest of the day tomorrow and another weather system right behind that. details coming up. >>> tomorrow morning mary will be back

ken dilanian and bradley moss. coming up, the money man is going before congress, this man, allen weisselberg will testify in front of the house intelligence committee as the panel calls several trump connected witnesses, including another round with former fixer and lawyer michael cohen. we're going to get into what will be next. >>> but first, according to "the new york times," governor andrew cuomo placed several calls to amazon executives including ceo jeff bezos himself trying to win the company backs after it pulled out of a planned second headquarters in new york city. the governor even wrote a letter saying he would take personal responsibility for the project's state approval. no word whether amazon will reconsider. you're watching msnbc. re watchi. originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> welcome back. former trump lawyer and fixer michael cohen's testimony is apparently going to be keeping

solutions employee being injured after a blast occurred while he was compressing a load of garage on mosstreet in oakland tuesday morning. the alameda county bomb squad was called in to detect the source of the explosion. investigators say the video immediately played a key role in ruling out foul playsotto be safe the bomb squad escorted the truck to this california waste solutions site, dumped the load and searched for what may have caused the blastsotsot however the risk of a pressurized container exploading in a trash compactor is greatly deminished by

. >>> 50 people were killed and 50 others injured in last week's shooting rampage at two moss in new zealand. some say it could've been worse. >> reporter: the man accused of opening fire in two mosques may have planned a third shooting. >> we strongly believe we stopped him on the way to another attack. lives were saved. >> reporter: a 28-year-old australian is charged with murder and additional charges are expected. >> remember the names of the people who were lost, rather than the name of the man who took them. we will give him nothing. not even his name. >> reporter: authorities say they are gathering all the information needed for prosecution. >> we would like to do that as quickly as possible, but it must be done as% professionally and accurately as possible. >> as the investigation continues, funerals for shooting victims were held wednesday local time. >> we hold onto each other, we console each other, we support each other. we grieve together as a community. >> everybody is grieving here. from the prime minister down to young children in schools. >> reporter: the country wil

look at ourselves at this time of almost national crisis but with affection and with a light touch as moss and dulce. pars works also rely on cliches the british are known for harking back to the good old days and many are proud of the country's traditions cars photos prove this time and time again. although in modern day london a proper afternoon tea is more popular with tourists than the locals. but do the british really feel any difference in the face of such a historical development. i think with that looming people are thinking about their national identity more and their place within europe. and struggling to to. find reasons to claim to be british. and i think the multicultural here is amazing and it's something that we should try and hold on to in the next few years definitely it is that. it's not realising here we are realising that regardless of what we do with so the same country with so the same people we still have the same aspects of life so yeah smart cars exhibition at london's national portrait gallery which runs until late may is designed to be a real experience. and the