wean't move mt. vernon. >> reporter: the mt. vernon lady's association is lead rg the fight with the save george washgton's view campaign. it's not the first time the tdies association has battled development acros river. in the 50s they fought off an oil tank andn the 60s, a sewage treatment plant. it created this graphic tohow what they fear, emission stacks on the horizon.do nion spokesman says that is simply not accurate. the stacks will be just 50 feet below the tree line. >> we specifically zindesigned facility to not be visible from mt. vernon. it is three miles away and ross the river. >> reporter: over on the maryland side of the river, residents are fighting the plant for mores scoring a victory when charles county officls rejected a special exemption permit. but now dominion is suing in federal court. this mt. vernon resident stopped by the estate to listen to the press conference. he says as a dominion shareholder, he has a message for the company a the ceo. >> dominion timed the move the plant somewhere else. >> rep

the view from george washington's back yard at mt. vern vernon estate. >> but that could all be changing. just across the river there is a plan for a gas plant. those who protect and preserve the site are gearing up for a fight. >> reporter: like so many w visitors come to mt. vernon, the sample family strucklyot y the historic home but with the view our founding those shed butfath arged with preserving mt. vernon say that view is suddenly threatened. dominion energy plans to build a smpressor plan right acr the area. you can see the site they own and have already begun developing. >> dominion energy can move their compressor station. we can't move mvernon. >> the mt. vernon ladies association iseang the fight. it's not the first time e ladi ladies association has battled development across the river. in the t0sy fought off an oil tank and in the 60s ae sew treatment plant. they made this graphic, but dominion spokesman says that's not accurate. the stacks will be 50 feet below the tree line. we specificallyesigned the facility so not

it will not be visible. >> reporter: mt. future. >> any industrial growth leads to more industrial growth. ep >>ter: this family distressed to learn about domion's plans. >> i would be devastated if they did something like that. >> if you couldn't see it, i dot know. ether you can hear it, noise, pollution? i think you're destroying the -- what's preserved. >> reporter: the campaign will be launched nationwide. a is theeeting with the white house? i'm told it's in the works. julie carey, news 4. >> we should mention, mt. vernon supporters got an influential partne t the nationast for historic preservationamed the view as number 11 on the most endangered list. >>> a live look at the white house. it is going to get really hot around here. lauryn ricketts tracking the experience he extreme heat. she's also got yr fourth of >>> what do you think, sipping an adult beverage while outn nature? you want to be in shaded spot on ay. day like to this is something being considered. making it easier to have a party in a park withalcohol.

julie carey, new4. >> mt.ave an influential partne the national trust for historic preservation designated that vi11 as number on its most endangered list. >>> coming up on 6:43 on this saturday. if you're planng to head out to mt. vernon or anywhere else around here, you'll hopeor some breeze. also search for the shade. it is going to get hot.ic lauryntts is tracking the temperatures and how we can prepare over the next few days >>> fortunately for you, you'll get a break from me for two hours. "today" show is coming up next. >> that's terrible. what do you mean? >> i didn't know where you were going. >> peoe love you. >> it's from my family. i'm responding to texts. they're tired of it. why are you by yourself? >> ask goff. i don't know. she took off somewhere. >> can i tell yhat we're going to talk about this morning on the "today" show when you get a break? >> what you got? >> obviously,or you, too, the latest on the extreme heat blanketing 35 states. temperatures close to 100 degrees. dylan is tracking it

those charged with preserving mt. view is threatened because of plansbuo d a gas plant just across the river in maryland. our c bureauef julie carey explains what's at stake. >> reporter: this family from olumbia maryland among the tourists who will visit mt. vernon and take in the view, one that george washington himself enjoyed. >> what you see is just a gorgeouso landscape with obstructions looking across the river. it almost brings you back to like a feeling of 1799 i >>ess. ut those charged with preserving mt. vernon say that view is suddenly threatened. dominion energy plans to build a natural gas compression plant rightcross the river. from chopper 4 you can see the site they own and have already begun developing. >> to dominion i would s choose a different spot of ground. sometimes the right decision is a d ficultone. >> reporter: the mt. vernon ladies association campaign to fight the gas plantubbed save george washington's view. they've created this graphic to show what they fear. you a dominion spokesman sa

is back and we'll discuss some new cryptocurrency news including an unlikely court reaction to that mt gox hack attack back in twenty fourteen as we go to break here are the numbers of the closing bell major volatility in this point dropping below fifty eight hundred over the weekend climbing back and then dipping below sixty one hundred earlier today we're bouncing back to sixty two hundred as we went to air we'll be right back. the lady although. rather a as you would you go to one of the four so if you be in love because. as we might want to meet our well me and without the fancy. vote. while i was losing. his cool off. in the. coming days. when. is it. can you. yes most of. them. welcome back the european banking authority or be a has war and that preparations made for u.k. banks as the u.k. gets ready to leave the european union is part of the so-called hard brecht's that next march are inadequate the a.b.a. says it a new analysis that banks are at risk in the case of a no deal scenario in which u.k. and e.u. leaders are unable to reach terms to soften the disruptions of the u.k.'

one bit a hiker on mt. tam last month. watch where you butt your feet and hands while hiking and stay on the trails. i'm leslie brinkley anews. >>> san jose bringing out the past and present today to campaign for support of a multibillion dollar regional measure three. they'll be passing out information and drumming up support for measure three which approved by voters will bring nearly $4.5 billion in infrastructure and traffic relief funding. the money will be raised by increasing bridge tolls and spent on increasing ferry service, improving bus systems and replacing b.a.r.t. trains. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. pretty hot weekend. a couple areas reached 100, antioch and walnut creek. antioch at 67, walnut creek at 61 right now. 70 in pittsburg. we have upper 50s as you head through the san ramon valley and livermore. this morning you can see how clear it is, the lack of clouds. they're on their way. the sea breeze is coming first and then the clouds. no worries whether you'

the mt. vernon ladies association said that will threaten the view. agency will start to stop the agency next week. >>> and this year's congressional women's softball game. >> left fielder, california representative nannette aryan. >> this was at watkins field in southeast d.c. last night. you can see there, with a lot of pink on the field. and it was for a good cause. e friendly competition raised b money forast cancer. the final score was 5-0. >>> well, we sawome rain in our area last night, it wasn't as bad as this. look. this morning, crews are still pumping water off flooded roads in western pennsylvania. this is about 40 miles east of h pittsb some areas saw two inches of rain in hours. some people's basements were illed with several inches of water. >> we can relate, can't we? >> we really can. weikust feel every time we get a few clear days, we've been having a lot of rain. >> it's causing a lot of problems too. a lot of flooding. >> youeould think bef may 12th we're in an moderate to extreme drought. we turned that pattern around. >> we certa

unperturbed by the changing fortunes of the mt in flowered valarie and then other plants grow out of the cracks in the stone their blossoms give the stern aspect of the fortified buildings an air of peacefulness. in the middle ages most in the shell was a popular stage for the countless pilgrims travelling along paradise way on their journey to santiago de compostela. when they saw the mount appearing on the horizon the pilgrims were overcome with holy are. changing their religious songs they climbed up the rocks to the church here in a fervor of devout enthusiasm they became lost in wonder at the miracles of st michael. the miracles were meticulously recorded by the monks in their chronicles not always without skepticism but gladly nonetheless. the pilgrims bought relics and holy water to take away with them. some may do with stones and cockle shells from the mound as souvenirs of their pilgrimage. later the emblem of the cockle shell was incorporated into the coda bombs of the abbey. was. a magnificent silhouette it throws its ever lengthening shadow over the wide bay at sunset lea

she was rescued by helicopter last night from a campground on mt. diablo. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley has the story. >> reporter: a birthday was being celebrated at this camp site at the live oak campground saturday night on the slopes of mt. diablo. other campers say they saw a tent pitched and eight people enjoying the warm evening. a few took a hike in adjacent rock city. at sunset, there were sirens. >> they were just making dinner here and then suddenly we saw all these helicopters flying around and then we saw quite a few ambulances and fire trucks and some police cars coming here. >> reporter: park superintendent ryan gore an confirmed by phone a 13-year-old girl was bit by a snake as she hiked with friends near sunset. she put her sand on the rocks, a snake emerged from the rocks and hit her. her hand started swelling. emergency responders treated it as a rattlesnake bite and called for her to be life flighted to john muir medical center for treatment. she is hospitalized there and recovering now. >> it's sad, shocking, yeah. that's sad. >> r

do we love mt. mt. ?'s so rare in a reeseenent election both candidates started shooting up tvs. there is also less black folk in montana than a wes anderson film. in helena they made history. >> collins defeated smith. >> elected the first black mayor in the state's entire history. i had to check in with this dude. how do you end up in montana? let's just be real about it. even hannah montana is blacker than montana, montana. >> i came on the refugee reassessment program. >> oh, yeah, i forgot to mention, this dude came to america from war-torn africa. he's a full-on liberian refugee who escaped a brutal civil war and somehow became the mayor? they voted for you? >> yes. >> the african refugee. >> yes. >> in montana? >> yeah. >> how the hell did you do that? >> we knocked on thousands of doors. i went to those doors and knocked on those doors. >> you're crazy as ( bleep )! >> people welcomed me. >> you just walked up on random white people's doors in the mountains? >> i did. >> and they opened the door a

the mt.on saiden that develowill threaten the view. >> it is quite a spectacular view. from both sides. mt. vernon particularly is very lovely. >> george washington owned 8,000 acres at one point. a crazy amount of land. >> stalk a staycation, that's a place worth visiting. >> it's so fu super nice there. for locals you can get a year-long pass a go anytime you want to. and today might be a fineay to go visit george washington's house because it will be a relatively dry dayompared to how rainy it's been around here lately. when i tell you, a little rainy, that may be a wild understatement. over the last 40e days peo are looking for wood to start building their ar we've had 25 rainy days out of the last 40. and rain fall amounts have been inpress ive impressi up to 13 inches of rain. today a i little break action, the weather front which brought us rain last night, that'sng settust to our south today. so rain chance today will be higher the farther south and west. richmond, charlottesville and

the legislation that sets in place t requirement for a scooter sharing program to be permitted by the mt and thereertain requirements that are inside that legislation about what the fee structure would be for scooters applying for permits, where scooters can be parked, what we would like to learn from them in their applications about their service area and how they would operate and how they'll educate their users about proper use. and then there's a third step which is for us to develop the actual permit application and permit requirements. and the director of transportation, who's the director of my agency, has the authority to make some further specifications beyond what's in the legislation. so where we are right now in the process is thatre w' working really hard on developing both the application, which is where the scooter companies will tell us how they plan to approach a number of aspects of their programs, and a list of requirements where they say if you are issued apermit, we expect you to sign terms and conditions that will include all of these requents. that's what we're wki

since mt. kilauea erupted, more than 00 homes have been st>>> at 6:00, o to ocean beach in san francisco this morning cleaning up the shore. the surf rider foundation organize the the event in honor of ocean day on friday. they held beach cleanups this weekend. volunteers at ocean beach were happy to do their part. >> going to come up and pick up all the manmade debris on the beach. we do this because things like plastic cigarette butts, all those things are toxic and dangerous to wildlife. routinely, we want to come out and do beach cleanups like this. >> surf rider foundation also organized a march for our ocean event at washington, d.c., yesterday. the goal was to urge leaders to stop offshore drilling, reduce plastic pollution, preserve coastlines susceptible to rising seas. >>> a great day to be out there. rob mayeda is here now, warning us, a big warmup coming our way. >> plenty of room to run on the beaches today. check again tuesday and wednesday. traffic heading out to the coast is goi

the villages only street straight to the cone of mt sid all of which forms a natural protective barrier to the north. until recently there was no real road here until anyone wanting to reach full color image from the valley had to walk several kilometers covered. distance on horseback by donkey. in its seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. it's not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. for centuries has stood as a masterpiece of slovak wooden architecture constructed in block form apart from the foundation the houses were erected without the use of a single brick. lime washed in intense colors the facades are striking the original . they go hand in hand with magnificent colors of nature thus the village buildings act like a large mirror to the splendid mansion floor. a little colony is almost lost in the mountain panorama of developer fanciulla nature reserve and indeed the history of slovakia contains but spouse reference to the village. what is known is that in the six

up there what are some of the situations the that we know of where minneapolis police instructed the mts to use ketamine special k. someone and do we know how rampant this is and how often this was happening. well according to the draft report that was written by the office of police conduct which is part of the division of the department of civil rights for minneapolis. cases in two thousand and twelve number three and last year they went up to sixty two and so there has been a significant increase in the use of ketamine for folks who have encountered e.m.t. as well as the minneapolis police department. we are outraged that this has been going on that it's just now coming to the surface and we are demanding accountability it is absolutely outrageous that people who have not been committed a crime or who are in serious danger are being drugged. by medical murray by medical emergency responders. at the request of police officers i mean that is just absolutely outrageous and as you said this is america. and i know what i know about ketamine and especially and sort of you tyrrel you brought

this is the view across the potomac river at mt. vernon.ini energy plans to build a gas compressor station directly across the river. mt. vernon ladies association says thateaill thrn the historic view here. next week they'll unveil a campaign to try to prevent that from happening. >>> take a look at this video. it stas innocently enough. a fedex truck driver pulls up to a house, but look at what he does next. there it goes. he throws that package at the front door. the homeowner caught itll on his home security system and news 4 darcy spencer paid a t visi ashburn today to find out what that homeowner thinks should be done. >> reporter: this is a situation video of fedex driver tossing a from inside its truck instead of handling it with care. when you saw this video, what are youhinking? >> i was kind of shocked, a little surprised. >> robert is a homeowner who captured the package throwing incident on hise surveilla system last week. he posted it on many people are probably wondering was there something breakable in that package? >> at th

more guatemalans have been ordered to leave their homes to escape an eruption on mt the volcano has been spewing a toxic cloud of ash and lava for the past five days at least one hundred nine people have died in two hundred missing with little hope that they will be found alive david meserve has been speaking to survivors. as painful as his burns might be gar knows how lucky he is to be alive he his wife and father in law were at home the moment brought a mollusc volcano erupted that even his wife managed to escape but the memories of that day will haunt them forever. was forming inside our house when we went running out my father in law was swept away the ash was boiling mud mixed with people were running and the hardish came down on top of them killing them people were trapped inside their houses and couldn't escape they were cooked inside. six children with severe burns were airlifted to the united states where pediatric burn center offer state of the art treatment not available in guatemala. and now one of all is national disaster agency is coming under fire for possible negligence p

on some of the crypto stories with mt gox and all the crashes along the way as a been all roses along the way at all and part of that is because this is a brand new technology and that what we have is the sort of second generation of people coming along who have seen with this technology can do what the value of it is how important it is and are trying to improve on it in various ways and we've seen different approaches taken on it and probably the biggest sort of competitor to ios is the theory and it's a very different model essentially that they're in a set up to be essentially a cyrillic i have big brother computer not in a bad way and not like the government but sort of a high computer that's incredibly smart and it makes a lot of the decisions of how things work in the ecosystem generally rimmer comes from a bit more of an oracle cap was free market perspective and he says let's let the market decide where it all goes let's not an actual human beings decide now of course when humans get involved those sorts of variables happen including greed in collusion and all that sort of th

climbing mt. everest is dangerous and yet every year people show up.hat's a people show up in yosemite but people also show up in -- we are at opening stages of moving from space which is a very rare thing done by a very small number of very specialized people to space as his own pioneering and colonization. again a large part of it and this is where trump as a mantra for nora fits in but it's not government per se. there's a book called space there and that i recommend of course after you finish reading "trump's america." it takes four william ayers and we are not adjusting to the fact that there are people on this planet who are wealthy enough to be the equivalent of a country. they have that many assets so the most from roll space there in ran america. he is a firm called virgin galactic. they have sent a spaceship and it has now successfully completed two flights and it's designed to take six passengers and a pilot and copilot up to 60 miles which is literally at the edge of space. he would write up and spend 15 minutes the weightless and take pict

two thousand and eleven and so we've saved pretty much every shift in the industry we experienced a mt gox crash and twenty four team we've experienced three or four seventy to eighty percent corrections in the price of bitcoin and we've seen the rise of some alternative models and some interesting models and certainly dan lehrer who actually wasn't talked to us a toshiba nakamoto during the earliest days of bitcoin went on to create steam it went on to create a bit shares and now has created ios and he's what what is can what can you tell us about the us jeff well as you pointed out the reason why i really got interested in the us at the beginning was because of dan lehrer's involvement he is probably the most accomplished person in the group those space aside from suppose you not promote who ever that is the only other person who's. nearly as accomplished as the telecommuter in the area and we sit down there is more complex because this is actually his third blog chain as you mentioned he's to admit shares you a couple years ago it's still doing fairly well. it's been growing then st

eruption which has now killed one hundred nine people volcanic material and contaminated water from mt waco are still threatening homes five days after it erupted back two hundred people on missing. the international criminal court has overturned the war crimes conviction of the former vice president of the democratic republic of congo. supporters a member celebrated in kinshasa after hearing the ruling by jordi of judges found he could not be held responsible for the atrocities of his militia which he sent into the neighboring central african republic in two thousand and two in afghanistan the taliban has now agreed to a three day cease fire they'll put down arms eve between june fourteenth and seventy that the end of the holy month of ramadan it follows the afghan president announcing a ceasefire until the twentieth and the golden state warriors have stormed to a third n.b.a. basketball title in four years if swept aside the cleveland cavaliers one zero eight two eighty five to win the best of seven series for neil coming up next a twenty first century evil. in afghanistan billions o

which has now killed at least one hundred nine people volcanic material and contaminated water from mt still threatening homes five days after its rice erupted about two hundred people are missing. now the international criminal court has overturned the war crimes conviction of the former. vice president of the democratic republic of congo's m.p.r. bemba supporters of denver celebrated in the capital kinshasa after hearing the brawling and majority of judges found bemba could not be held responsible for the atrocities of his militia which he sent into neighboring central african republic in two thousand and two mariana honda reports from the moment well crimes allegations were liberal to gainst him jumpy have been banned sisted he had done nothing wrong he maintained that stance even in two thousand and sixteen when the international criminal court unanimously found him guilty of two charges of war crimes and three of crimes against humanity he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison the longest ever handed down by the i.c.c. that court decision has now been overturned the appeals ch

technology aid organizations are doing their part the child growth monitor app identifies of a child as mt nourished with the push of a button. next week on shift. more . turkey is gearing up for another election. half the voters are under the age of thirty six. they are the ones who will decide the country's political future for. a whole generation has come of age under president recha type evelyn. says but how many young adults really believe the president's lincoln's words. next on d. doubly. hard for her. car culture. hair. color superman. superfood stylish style icon. lifestyle during. the last sixty minutes. of cultures in india. a clash between those who believe in arranged marriage and those who want to marry for love. a kludge that's shaking families and society to the cool. my father would be angry sometimes i think the way to end. the love commandos starts joining it d.w. . please. please please. please hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm michelle henery good to have you with us turkey's citizens head to the polls to determine the fate of their country's future for months n

of a new foxconn plant in wisconsin >>> also, there you see paul ryan speaking there at an event in mtnt, wisconsin, as well we will go to that later on, on "power lunch". >>> welcome to the second hour of "power lunch. president trump is getting ready to speak any moment about his america first policy he's at the groundbreaking of foxconn's new $10 billion plant in mt. pleasant, wisconsin we just moments ago saw house speaker paul ryan speaking the president is touring the factory right now and he is expected to talk about how this particular facility will impact american jobs and the economy. this is a live shot here of the president being shown around >> do you remember when we first talked about this plant and there was skepticism because foxconn has made plans in other states and never actually built anything so everybody's waiting to see and they did this >> and it's dependent on some tax breaks that were controversial. >> still >> still are but those tax breaks went through. are they breaking ground today are they opening the plant it's unclear to me >> i believe they're opening

nation had to be canceled after mt hood on thursday flights have resumed still shooting ash or than two and a half kilometers into the sky. erupted periodically since last year a major eruption in one thousand nine hundred sixty three killed more than a thousand people. just to bring europe's top story out this hour a you lay those os celebrating a daylong migration following marathon talks in brussels a german chancellor i'm going back will i describe defames as a step in the right direction for details on faith that european council president don't feel the deal will be difficult to implement. get you could always get g.w. news on the go just download drop through google play all three top will still to give you access to all the latest news from iraq well as well just push notifications for any breaking news through so use it to send us photos and video. but. it's still up to explore the top of the hour you can always check out the web site s d w dot com out of addition. to disapprove. of the. move the. story so that people the world over to you on facebook and twitter. to date and i

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on mt.blo, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> sky 7 flew above san jose after a man was shot at a smoke shop it happened just before 4:30 this afternoon. the victim is expected to survive. no one has been arrested. >>> also in san jose, sky 7 captured this video of a fire. people saw the smoke for miles. firefighters contained the flames to a small area. >>> regional measure three is just one of many on the ballots. if it passes tolls will go up on bay area bridges. there's a governor's race and several local propositions to be decided. if you need a guide look at our website, abc7news.com. starting tomorrow you may see cleaning crews board bart trains during your commute. they started response teams after mess like this. cleaners will stand by, they'll focus on bio hazards and large messes. bart's website will also let you report bio hazards. >>> a bitter day for marjory stoneman douglas high school. they held their graduation ceremony but absent, four of their classmates. >> gup of ud e n

s trade commissioner cecilia mt stream said the european union is ready to engage with the u.s. to solve the trade route between the two western allies monster is currently visiting new zealand to begin talks on a free trade agreement not long ago it was the other way around but now it's europe urging the u.s. to open its markets to free trade you representatives like to see emotional or raelene allies across the globe against the u.s. protectionism. good morning because it could it's not yet but it could escalate. to a full trade war which would be bad for the whole world because we are so you zealanders and european union we are so interlinked in the global economy it's also in the chinese and in the us with a global value chains so it will affect us as well it will affect our companies it will affect our consumers. the e.u. is imposing its own tariffs on us products and they go into effect tomorrow. they'll have goods such as whiskey. jeans and motorcycles. there europe's response to president donald trump tariffs on european steel and aluminum. but the trade commissioner is

at mt. diablo, a lot of blue. more blue than yesterday. a warming trend on the way.cord has 72 degrees. we'll be looking for sunny weather to be ensuing with a little bit of drizzle along the shoreline. venus will be near the crescent moon tonight. it will be cool near the coast. can you believe it's summer solstice already? overnight lows will be in the mid-50s. day-time highs tomorrow, warming trend begins not along the shoreline, but inland will be up to 80 degrees at concord. oakland, 69. down in the south, we'll be looking at 80 degrees for campbell. 82 at morgan hill. east bay will creep into the mid-80s and near 90 degrees by tuesday. for tomorrow, we'll be in the mid-70s in the north bay. warmer, closer to the water cooler of course. extended forecast, we'll be looking for low 80s in the warmest spots tomorrow climbing to 90 degrees and above. it stays warm inland, warm to hot. along the bay and close to the shoreline, there is always relief ahead. and there is more news ahead when we come back. unique memorial where people of all colors can visit.. >>> for t

and then the next inning, mt. thmt. matt olsen. the as win 7-6.een drew's forecast. a solo home run in the 4th. got the no decision. san diego went up. he makes it look easy, just had a fourth kid and no sleep, no problem. that ties the game up. crawford in the 6th knock in two more with the double to the gap. 3 for 3 with three rbi. giants win 5-3. the warriors will play and hosting the annual celebrity charity softball game and the event -- chelean drinking water. he is in a good mood. when do you see steph curry face off to marshawn lynch and the power. unbelievable. he got his mode back. if you ever wondered what a line backer feels like he rounds third, loses the shoe and comes straight at the photographer and he is intimidating even running leez you areally. the score is not what matters j i might be the best first baseman ever. it is important for health and anything in everyday life and especially in third world countries where they don't have any at all. that's the point of this. we get to go to uganda and build water wells in third world

. >>> absolutely gor mt. tamalpais. we'll be sunny and breezy. in the high heat and fire danger developing through the weekend. temperatures from 59. most of us in the low to mid-60s. as we go over to the other side the cloudiness hugging and we'll get sunshine at noon. hercules is about 78 degrees. cloudiness this morning. temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s except for the coast. down to the south bay. breezy this afternoon. that will hold your temperatures the closer you are to the water. as we go to the north bay without the winds today you're going to be significantly warmer than yesterday. a lot of low to mid-80s here. a lot of sunshine, a little breezy. two to ten degrees warmer from the coast to inland. the hottest day will be saturday. the heat will moderate. next week, which is already july. alexis? >> very hard to believe, mike. >> a pretty good commute. >> a pretty good commute. i believe we have southbound 680, a little further south of there near andrade one lane blocked and then another incident near vargas. we do still have so

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. >> council member mcdonald: do i understand that the mts will not be issuing citations for improperly parked? >> we will. but we go out there, see a lime scooter and issue citation to the company. what i was trying to say -- not to the customer. >> council member mcdonald: right, you wouldn't know who it was. >> and we can not issue citations for sidewalk riding, that is police. >> co-chair blacksten: aone else on the council? >> i'd like to make a comment. who is this? orkid? sure. >> council member sassouni: it's interesting in terms of companies this morning, i saw a scooter in golden gate park, just left there, and you know, in the middle ofnowhere, and two people were approaching in one direction and as i pass, one of them tripped over the scooter left in the pathway. and yesterday i saw kids playing on the sidewalk with the scooter, just playing with it. and it was r.m. too late to -- really too late to stop anything from happening, they were thrilled and it was a very person street. as a deaf person, i'm sensitive to people passing me from behind quickly, or around a corner and

now been resumed but the volcano continues to shoot actual for two and a half kilometers into the sky mt are going has been erupting periodically since last year and in one thousand nine hundred sixty three a major eruption there killed more than one thousand people. to the u.s. now where a gunman has killed five people and injured two others that newspaper offices in the state of maryland police say it was a targeted attack and that the shooter walked through the news room of the capital goods act in annapolis looking for his victims. police say officers were on the scene within sixty seconds after the emergency call came in officials have praised the drop in response saying it may have saved lives. they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesitation and demonstrated incredible courage we are so deeply appreciative of their great work it could have been a lot worse. more than one hundred seventy people were evacuated from the building and brought to safety one reporter gave a harrowing account of what he experienced. there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multi

on some of the crypto stories with mt gox and all the crashes along the way as it been all roses along the way at all and part of that is because this is a brand new technology and now what we have is the sort of second generation of people coming along who have seen with this technology can do what the value of it is how important it is and are trying to improve on it in various ways and we've seen different approaches taken on it and probably the biggest sort of competitor to ios is the theory and it's a very different model essentially a very in a set up to be essentially is really good i have a big brother computer not in a bad way and not like the government but sort of a a high computer that's incredibly smart and it makes a lot of the decisions of how things work in the ecosystem generally rimmer comes from a bit more of an oracle cap was free market perspective and he says let's let the market decide where it all goes less than an actual human beings decide now of course when humans get involved those sorts of variables happen including greed in collusion and all that sort of t

mt. diablo on the right side.topping the east bay hills and moving into the valleys. that means another day of cooler than average afternoon temperatures. mainly cloudy, isolated drizzle tonight. the summer heat wave coming next week. let's watch the cloud cover, slower than yesterday. you can see at noon, clouds along the east bayshore and along the coast. those will dry up for the most part. a few lingering along the peninsula coast this afternoon. temperatures, we'll trot out the microclimates. not a huge summer spread yet. 71 in san jose. 67 in palo alto, dropping to 62 in mill by. 56 to 59 along the coast. 61, that's it, in downtown san francisco. 69 in petaluma and 70s for the rest of the north bay valleys. along the east bayshore, mid to upper 60s. upper 60s around san ramon, pleasanton and livermore. my accuweather seven-day forecast, look at this swing. tomorrow warmer, saturday back to today's temperatures, sunday back to tomorrow's temperatures and mother nature says i'm tired of this. let's just make i

did you notice mt. diablo only 66. we're definitely seeing the heat subside. yesterday at this time it was about 72 up there. let's take a look elsewhere. low to mid 50s in just about all the neighborhoods. hayward the exception at 57. los gatos at 48. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see a little hazy out there. not the thick cloud deck that we had yesterday. if you're out and about today, walking the dog, working in the yard, it's going to be comfortable with cooler-than-average temperatures and a breeze all day today. if you're out over the ocean or playing on the bay, the small craft advisory starts at 9:00 this morning and goes through about 9:00 this evening with the southwest winds at 15 to 25 knots. san francisco today, we have temperatures that will start in the 50s and stay there through noon. we'll hid mid 60s in the afternoon hours and drop back down into the mid 50s this evening. for the east bayshore line, 60 at 8:00 and low 70s. that's all we eat get during the afternoon hours, down to 62 by 8:00 and our final stop will be up in

. >> reporter: erera, it is busy down here at the wharf even at 11:00 toni mt. as ytioned that vote is going to happen tuesday. we've been talking to people about this story all evening. wrufrlgz that surprised them is these workers are making that $3.33 an hour, but that would change if district residents vote "yes." it's a beautiful on saturday at the wharf in d.c. thousands of people are hanging out at the bars and restaurants and enjoying the water front. d.c. residents will have the chance to dramatically change how waiters,er barte are others are paid. the initiative would boost worker pay to $15 an hour by 2025. many we spoke to support the pay hike. >> i think it would helpot a l of people as far as being able to make a living wage. >> reporter: but the initiative has created controversy. some restaurant owners say having to pay workers so much more money could cause them to reduce hours or even close. a group called save our tips has been posting these signs around the district urging voters to say "no." this restaurant worker whope s on tips says he su

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which has now killed at least one hundred nine people volcanic material and contaminated water from mt toigo is still threatening homes five days after it first erupted about two hundred people on the scene. the international criminal court has overturned the war crimes conviction of former vice president of the republic democratic republic of congo's bemba supporters of banba celebrated in the capital kinshasa after hearing the ruling a majority of judges found bemba could not be held responsible for the atrocities of his militia which he sent into a neighboring central african republic in two thousand and two in afghanistan the taliban has now agreed to a three day ceasefire though. eat between june the fourteenth and seventeenth at the end of the holy month of ramadan is follows the afghan president announcing a ceasefire until the twentieth. a u.s. special forces soldier has been killed in somalia after an ambush by the group al-shabaab it happened at a joint u.s. somalia military outpost in the town of jamal me in yemen adjourn ms has died two days after being released from detent