a new park at border field, california is cause for a visit to another country.ce separates the mexican people a few feet away, but they extend her welcome and she extends hers. >> i am going to come around. >> pat orders the fence taken down. are other hands that stretch out to pat. comfort, andng others equally in need. from the deprived to the infirmed, pat symbolizes and nation's concern. -- a nation's concern. that concern extends to the victim of peru's terrible earthquake in july 1970. pat asks if she can come and they say yes, please. she brings not only money but plane loads of precious medical supplies. they know what she feels is real. she, too, is wife, mother, parents. . -- with as befits the first lady in the president's daughter. [applause] now, she's officially made madame ambassador. the first president's lady to do so. she travels to africa as his representative. she talks to heads of state. she will brief them on the president's forthcoming trip to china and the soviet union. ghana, to the ivory coast, she meets the leaders and she meets the pe

a suing netflix claiming the movie on the case is making it look bad and beijing's new universal studios amusement park won't ask you for a ticket facial recognition software will ensure paid your entrance fee. on chris caldwell welcome to the program it's a crucial step to what could end up as an orderly withdrawal of britain from the european union the british pound surged on news that the goetia interest from the u.k. and that you have finally struck and you brag that the war still sterling rose above $1.29 and $1.00 euro 16 on hopes britain's exit from the e.u. will be in an orderly manner but the pound remains volatile as some hurdles still remain the most significant parliament in london still has to come from the deal. is due to leave the e.u. on october 31st. now a lot depends on an orderly brax it especially smooth cross border business take the u.k.'s most important food exports which is scottish salmon more than half of it goes to the e.u. and you don't want to laze in the supply chain with something then that can get as smelly as fish. here at a fish farm on the northwestern coast of scotla

studios theme park you don't need show their faces to catch kung fu panda and the minions universal's new park will use facial recognition cameras to internet giant ali baba's pay electronic payment platform visitors can open lockers pay for meals and join xpress queues for rides using their faces. we hope people will discover with amazement that they can travel freely and the whole resort only using their faces created a new expression for a tour with space. on them it's only in. china is the world's leader in facial recognition technology there are concerns about privacy and it's used by state security for a wide scale surveillance many optic ations for commercial purposes such as supermarket checkout and these have been embraced by consumers. since we can use facial recognition to take the subway why can't we use our faces the most important biological wallers and idea after all for all kinds of experiences and this is just one small fraction of our future plans for the theme park. function each other in team park operators are keen to profit from china's fast growing middle class. and fina

and beijing's new universal studios amusement park won't ask you for a ticket facial recognition software will ensure you've paid your entrance fee. welcome to do business asia i want to go to be with us chancellor angela merkel says germany will make relations with china a key issue during its 2020 year presidency she says europe needs a unified policy on china the world's 2nd biggest economy it's also germany's largest trading partner a crucial market for its cost of machinery brussels has taken a tougher line on beijing of late describing it is a strategic competitor germany takes over the rotating 6 months your presidency in the 2nd half of next year. for more let's cross over to our financial market correspondent all the bars are standing by for us in france furred well in other form our economy minister of germany said the difference between europe and china was that china has a plot is germany now trying to catch up here. i think so markel sounds like she at least has the idea of a plan and she wants to tackle that when she takes on the presidency as of july 2020 and the time is ri

the new park that is going to happen down here, with the new parking lot back there there will be other kinds of development along the waterfront. just a catalyst for activity. >> it has brought a lot of people to the waterfront and has done a very good job helping bring back vallejo. >> and to think, it all started with a glass of beer. >> even if i'm not the most interesting person in the world, people want to talk to me because we make great beer. >> that they do. it's true they cannot barely keep up with demand. we have 16 local accounts and distribute. people apparently want more and the city of vallejo is loving it. by the way, the beer tastes really good to pick >> i bet it does [ laughter ]. i like that, the vision they have for this compared to the ferry building. they sang a lot of people with their hands on glassware and t- shirts because of the history. >> it dates back to the civil war and they built over 500 ships and they make these great t-shirts. they have glassware and all that and it's going out the doors like crazy, online, that kind of thing. maybe her grandfather w

new parks will happen done here.ith the new parking lot back there there will be other kinds of development on the waterfront. it's a catalyst for that activity. >> it's brought a lot of people to the waterfront and it has done a very good job to help bring back vallejo. >> reporter: and to think it all started with a glass of beer. >> even if i'm not the most interesting person in the world, people want to talk to me because we make great beer. >> the brewing company distributes its own product and says it's struggling to keep up with high demand. >>> festivities wrapping up in san francisco. a rundown of the events for fleet week you will not want to miss. 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. >>> breaking news. we just got word

the san francisco giants moved to their new park at 24 willie mays plaza a decade later the san francisco, 49 ers played their last game here in 2013, before relocating to santa clara. the state officially closed in 2014. and it took close to a year for crews to complete the demolition. now what was once a san francisco icon at this point remains a vacant lot to still be a tremendous development currently developer 5 point has plans to build and and regional retail space and in addition to a hotel works and performance venues. 5 point says it will construct more than 7200 homes, some 35% of those units will be considered affordable housing and that will mean that people who are of modest means. >>we'll have an opportunity to get this housing doctor veronica honey cut is chair of the mayor's hunters point shipyard citizens advisory committee. >>she's working to ensure the community is represented by what's eventually approved by the city and county of san francisco and developed by 5 point. she understands patients may be running thin on the project but is confident it will happen we as me

children's play area, new picnic area, site furnishings, planting, new park lighting and new accessible paths of travel. the project is funded through a variety of sources including a hud community development block grant. yes, that is federal money coming into san francisco. the california natural resources agency. and this commission was also extremely helpful in ensuring that we had the final piece of the puzzle in funding the playground. we're grateful. completion of the project is anticipated next year. moving west, we now arrive at the san francisco botanical garden. where its newly transformed celebration garden will showcase iconic plants from the collection and provide a venue for special events. this $1.7 million renovation was made possible through public-private partnership, including contributions from several donors and volunteers. what is not in my notes, but is true, this project was seed-funded -- pun intended -- with $75,000 from this commission in honor of the botanical garden 75th anniversary in 2015. it obviously took a little while to do

many families are looking to the new park, full of sunlight for our children and seniors. if a park is covered by shadow it's meaningless to us. we have concerns about the shadow casting from parcel f so we oppose this project. >> [voice of translator]: the urge the commissioners to help us build a park that would not be covered by any shadows. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commissioner. i'm gordan chin. i'm here to support the position of the chinatown community against this project and ask you not to approve it until the it's redesigned to eliminate any shadow on the playground. i'm not going to get into the details. i think phil will in a bit. they sent a thorough letter on october 14th outlining all of their concerns. i make particular note to the fact that the shadow analysis for this project did not even consider the redesign of the chinese playground which your sister department, the park rec department is underway as we speak. this is a new playground. and it will be shadow on that playground. you know, one of my relatives are reti

months later received a letter from the gettysburg national park granted permission to proceed on the new park the settlement veteran group and west virginia jr post were instrumental in lobbying state let legislature to do appropriate funds to mark the positions of the west virginia units that fought and gettysburg and vicksburg. in february 1898, two months before the united states declared war on spain, jon jean kelly, the seventh first colonel asked for maps the gettysburg national park engineer, himself a veteran of the battle of governor for maps showing locations of the monuments. kelly had been appointed by the west virginia government governor to oversee the placement dedication of the seventh memorial as well the as those of other west virginia monuments to the first, third cavalry and battery see first west virginia artillery. of the four memorials three are small and rather plain looking eve in the seventh memorial typical off the shelf of the top that was my mass produce during the post war era. depicted in his winter overcoat and facing eastward in the direction of the july 2nd a

in el cerrito, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> parking in many b.a.r.t. stations is already challenging. if they get rid of all or most of the parking at the el cerrito station, how are they going to expect people to get there? >> this is part of a long-term plan, or an agenda where they're trying to get people out of their cars, not just to drive to the b.a.r.t. station but out entirely, walk, ride your bike, use other forms of transit and i'm told that b.a.r.t. will also launch a very strong car pool initiative. >> all right. we'll see if that's going to work. easier said than done. laura anthony reporting live. want to share your ideas about building a better bay area, share them on facebook. >>> joe biden is in the bay area. he arrived hours ago for one of three private fundraisers. >> the pool is down to 19, in a poll released by the public policy institute or california, biden is in a neck in neck race among likely california voters. >> 23% of people plan to back elizabeth warren, 22% biden and 21% bernie sanders. >> reporter: just about an hour ago,

. >>> what city is adding new parking restrictions to reduce the chronic. why some people living there are not too happy about it. >>> the court ruling that will soon have you seen a big change. good morning it is wednesday, october 23. let's get right over to mary to talk about our hot weather.>>> temperatures will be heating up as we head to our afternoon. also looking at that extreme fire danger. tracking the offshore winds heading out the door this morning. clear skies. mid to upper 50s. as well as livermore and san jose. san francisco in the lower 60s. santa rosa in the upper 40s. as we head through the day, we had temperatures in the upper 80s. mid 80s in san jose. 83 in oakland. above average temperatures once again. was talk about that critical fire weather condition as we go through the day and tomorrow. that red flag warning in effect. for all of the northbay. and the santa cruz mountains. due to the dry offshore winds. the wind gust as we go to the day for the mountains up to 60 miles per hour. we will talk about what to expect take you through t

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the 32nd president was laid to rest at his home in hyde park, new york.wn life while holed up in a bunker. on may 7, 95 germany unconditionally surrendered. one month later churchill was defeated in the uk's general election. in august the u.s. dropped the world's first atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki. >> americans have been waiting the official word to go wild. bret: the war was over and everything churchill warned about stalin quickly came to pass. >> he holds the real estate in poland and other parts of eastern europe and becomes difficult for the last to convince him to, in a sense, toe a more democratic line. >> churchill made an accurate assessment of stalin's long-term goals to construct control. was roosevelt complicit in accepting the fact that the soviet union would control central europe? yes. for those three days at tehran the foundations of the cold war were set. bret: in march 1946 churchill return to america and delivered a message for the world. >> he goes to missouri and makes the famous speech the iron curta

they dire to construct a -- they desire to construct a new park. in order to make this happen, we desire to enter into the moa before you with these components. the p.u.c. will issue seven new rent free modern licenses to replace the outdated licenses. these are for recreational uses on the p.u.c. parcels. the p.u.c. will issue a new n w license. these will have a potential term of 20 years. each will have an initial 10 year term and two five year extension terms to take effect unless the parties decide to terminate one of the licenses or mountain view is in default under the terms of license. as consideration for the eight new licenses mountain view will provide the following nonmonetary consideration to the p.u.c. under the moa. first, mountain view will grant the puv permanent sub surface easement rights at no cost. in street crossings where the p.u.c. maintains pipeline and does not have doc you mentation of street -- documentation. they are at san mateo road and mountain view. by obtaining these easements the p.u.c. will avoid the risk and hug

news. >>and the loma prieta quake hase synonymous with candlestick park. today kron 4 sleep all reports candlestick of course no longer exists and there are now big plans to redevelop the area creating new community. >>it had a few names over the years, but those who live in san francisco's bayview heights neighborhood or took in games and concerts here on a regular basis, affectionately remember candlestick park as the state. park survive the loma prieta earthquake in 1989 the last year the venue hosted a world series. the san francisco giants moved to their new park at 24 willie mays plaza a decade later the san francisco, 49 ers played their last game here in 2013, before relocating to santa clara. the state officially closed in 2014. and it took close to a year for crews to complete the demolition. >>now what was once a san francisco icon at is point remains a vacant lot this will be a tremendous development currently developer 5 point has plans to build 750,000 square feet of office research development space 300,000 square feet of neighborhood and reg

the 32nd president was laid to rest at his home in hyde park, new york.is own life, while holed up in a bunker. one month later, churchhill was defeated in the uk's general election. in august. the u.s. dropped world's first atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasa nagasaki. >> american awaiting word to go wild. >> the war was over, and everything churchhill warned about stalin, quickly came to pass. >> it is difficult for the west to convince him to in a sense, follow a more democratic line. >> whum churchill accurate in assessment of stalin's long-term goals to control central europe, yes. of roosevelt com come radios cog that fact yes. plan. >> march 1946, churchhill returned to america and delivered a message for the world. >> he goes to missouri, makes the famous iron curtain speech he talks about everything he warned about the soviet union. >> then >> he can't

s new carpool parking program has been so successful it's expanding. . june b.a.r.t. rolled out a new station allowing carpoolers to pay at the parking lots using the b.a.r.t. app. five more stations are now being rolled into the program, all on the peninsula. daly city, colma, south san francisco, san bruno and millbrae stations are now included. >>> we have some breaking news just in to our newsroom, 4:36. we're hearing that jimmy carter, former president jimmy carter has been hospitalized after a fall at his home in plains, georgia. it is considered to be a minor pelvic fracture. this is a tweet that was sent out just moments ago from the carter center. we'll continue to monitor as he had a different fall recently, too, and i understand he underwent some surgery and was said to be doing better but that news just in to our newsroom right now. >> hoping for a speedy recovery for him as well. >>> 4:37 right now. and the warriors open their nba season at home on thursday. >> but today two well-known members of dub nation hit the street on two wheels. president rick wels

and open space, up to 300 more hotel rooms, and a total of 5,000 new parking spaces. >> we're moving from concept to reality. this gives us something to evaluate against the goals and policies against the general plan and other plans. >> what do you think are the best qualities of it? >> the intensity and mix of uses and the scale of the development are pretty unprecedented for san jose. >> reporter: the plan requires more ub approximate lick input for both the planning review and the separate environmental impact report. >> we know there's going to be a lot more issues to be raised and i expect google change their plan as we continue to hear more from the community and obviously on to the mission. >> reporter: in fact the city says it plans to collect public input on the plan until next fall, about a year-long process. to get to that link, to get information, and get feedback, you can find it at nbcbayarea.com. robert handa, nbc bay area us in. >>> after a frustrating and difficult week for many of us, the weekend is here and it should be brilliant. did you s

we needed a new entrance into the park. we needed more car parking, more cafe space. approach the building from the car park, and you're taken into something which is almost like a kind of slit in an earthwork, you feel as if you're going into a hill. and then everything explodes when you come into this room. the light explodes, and of course the landscape explodes in front of you. what we wanted to do was to create a complete transition, from the motorway and the 215t century infrastructure. to cross the threshold, you would descend into the building and then we wanted people to be kind of met with a calmness before them, venturing out to the park and discover the wonderful works of art and the landscape. the site itself is a former quarry in the 18th century. that was the starting point, really, in terms of the tones of the wall. we picked up on the millstone grit, limestone and granite, which is abundant in this area, and tried to express those in these striations up the wall. the building is as much of the landscape as it is a building on its own right. so, we've

you take a drive or ride to the city, you discover a new park or a hillside open to the public. so, to address your question, i think how do you frame that in a reasonable manner to the public? >> awesome. i'm thrilled to have this conversation about the question behind these bonds. >> what is an equity zone? >> so, an equity zone is the san francisco census track of our 20% of our disadvantaged communities. we're using sort of an e.p.a. standard, a statewide standard that measures income level, language isolation, and so on and so forth to determine that. >> is it a state term? >> yes. >> equity zone. >> it's not a state term, but we're using the california e.p.a. which has done a great job in understanding equity communities. >> yeah, i didn't know if that was a tax term, why it's called an equity zone. is it because people will get tax benefits in investing in them? >> no, it's not a tax. >> it has nothing to do with tax volume. >> it's a way for us to understand better, some of our under served and communities and to understand because historically they have been given the r

with ferry service and new parks we will get folks coming to check it out. not just to look at a condo or rental unit but just to visit the island. we want to leverage that. the key is renovation of the building. this will probably be the first of the existing buildings that we tackle. we think it is a beautiful little spot. there is a new stair to the beach on the cove, and really a great first opportunity to bring an old buildings back to life and activate it with probably restaurant use with a great little meadow overlooking the water. furthering this, i think we want to expand on the visitation potential by having targeted events and bringing events more to the picture when we have the parks completed and it is appropriate for it. probably i would imagine this is the subject of another discussion down the road how we approach that. finally, and this is further down the road when the retail block is coming closer to completion, i think we want to look more at office. we have office space allowed in the plan. we have heard interest about office use, and we

the d for d now has more parking design requirements. the new proposal does anticipate some above-grade parking facilities attached to buildings. so we look to address active uses at the base of the buildings and then also wrapping and then streaming as well. and there are some other things we are interested in the terminations into the site. and we do allow a sky bridge on one of the sites. we have design controls for them as well. perhaps most significantly as the design for development now does permit some additional height, we are looking to bump up the heights along harney. more significantly the office development going up to 120 feet. we worked with oci's staff and with five point to make sure there are design controls within the d for d that make sure the development in its entirety is well broken down, that it relates well to the street. we believe we have come to a design for development that does meet the original vision for the project that is consistent with the general plan, specifically with the candlestick point subarea plan, wit

my most recent historical adventure was to attend the naming of a new park in washington dc, devoted to the memory of robert emmett, who is a person from this era who was executed after a short and successful rebellion, who became an icon as a sort of sacrificial victim in the course of our freedom. that allows me to do a 101, and irish history 101. i will get to the 18th century in about 30 seconds. the normans first invaded ireland in the 12th century, 1169. and they invaded my part of ireland and established themselves in ireland. king henry the second wanted to make sure that they did not get too independent in their thinking, came across and establish themselves as the king of ireland. it took centuries for that kingship to be effective throughout the whole length of ireland. fast-forward to the 17th century, which was a disaster for the irish, for the native irish aristocracy. they were comprehensively defeated at the beginning of the support when spanish for the irish chieftains failed to bring success. those chieftains left ireland in the early 17th century, and their descend

new mega mall. but will it be worth the $5 billion gamble? here is kathy park >> reporter: this american dream took 15 years and it's still not complete >> it has been a long time, on and off >> reporter: a former swamp in east rutherford, new jersey, is now home to a 3 million square foot megamall, featuranment park, skatin rink and 300 shops, becoming the second largest mall in the country. but it's a risky bet for developers who anticipate 40 million visitors annually, double the number for disney's magic kingdom. >> now i feel like you don't even have to go to disney world. this is it >> reporter: the $5 billion comple broke ground in 2004, challenged with changing owners and a recession. now it's competing to be the next big tourist destination to fulfill an ambitious dream. kathy park, nbc news, new york >>> up next, the new film revealing the secrets of one of history's most daring women. >>> hollywood is taking notice of a real superhero, highlighting the power and perseverance of harriet tubman rehema ellis now on an american icon. >> i made it this fa

we want to run an amusement park. the new county property-tax assessments just came out.hey sealed the deal for us. our time is over." >> "our time is over." that's serious. the public response is overwhelming. politicians across the state jump on the "save trimpers" campaign. even maryland governor martin o'malley tours the park and puts the trimper's land appeal on a fast track. the state assembly goes a step further, taking up a bill that could provide additional relief. will the tax relief come? more importantly, if it does, will the trimpers take it? the surprising answer next, on "strange inheritance." >> announcer: here's another quiz question for you. the answer when we return. after my dvt blood clot, i wondered. could another come around the corner. or could it play out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot. almost 98% of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliqui

park and ride with a side of big brother. that is the accusation from some bart riders upset over >> plan to install license plate readers at two new south bay parking lots. tonight it is an issue of convenience versus surveillance. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live at the bart station to tell us more. sergio. >> reporter: well, the idea is that when the milpitas bart station opens for business, riders will be able to prepay for their parking at their large garage here by going online or using an app. and those readers will be able to tell who is all paid up. vta said tonight they promise they're going to keep all that private information safe. >>> two new stations that extend bart further into the south bay will have two large parking garages with 15 to 1600 spaces each. >> the license plate reader is the way we ensure people pay for tarking. it gar's ae and the records wits paid. >> reporter: the berryessa bart station in san jose are owned and operated by the santa clara structures in 2016 because of concerns that information would be shared with outside agencies like immigration and customs enforcement. the vta says it won

that is american kids go see are ones that are approved by china yet it's that china is the new n.p.a. . park a popular cartoon series it's not afraid as you know to tackle political hot potatoes and you satire to poke fun at them the latest episode which you just saw there is about hollywood self-censorship in china soft power or today it got a hard response from beijing government in china scrubbing south park from the internet inside the country searches for south park on popular video streaming sites now give you no results and in a typical south park fashion the series creators have issued this photo apology like the n.b.a. we welcome the chinese censors into our homes and into our hearts we love money more than freedom and democracy. well that is political satire poking fun at the political systems in china and the u.s. but as professional basketball has now learned the hard way china tolerates no satire america's national basketball association the n.b.a. is caught in a scandal that pits profits against freedom of speech and it's all because of a tweet posted by a houston rockets execu

parking in slow times. or word off drivers when demand is high. as part of the new plan parts parking fee of three dollars might also be on the way out. >>> the government signing new gun laws today. one will make california the first state to allow employers coworkers and teachers to ask a judge to take away someone's firearms if they are believed to be a danger. governor brown previously vetoed the bill twice. >>> california has outperformed the rest of the nation because of our gun safety laws. in reducing the gun murder rate substantially. compared to the national production. >>> and of the law also bans the sale of semi automatic rifles to anyone under the age of 21. the loss take effect on january first. >>> california will now become the first state to require public colleges to make abortion pills available at campus health sensors. this would apply to all 34 university of california and cal state university campuses. the legislation signed today relies on private donations to pay for the setup and services costs. set to go in effect by 2023. >>> some of the

and so, i am very excited to unveil our new south park flag! [cheers and applause] - wait, i don't get it. - no, see, there's people of all colors. and they added a black guy as one of the hangers too, so it's not racist. - hooray! - i have to admit it, that is a lot nicer. - whew! i'm sure glad that's over with! - me too! - i can't believe how right bebe was about feeling under pressure with somebody. as soon as it was over, all my feelings for you just vanished! - oh, yeah, yeah, totally. - i'm totally back to normal, see ya later! - yeah, see ya later. "ho," huh-huh. - ha-ha! stan! stan, wait up! - [sigh] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show." thanks so much for tuning in. thanks for coming ut. take a seat. my guest tonight is the former governor of south carolina and is now running as a republican presidential candidate. mark sanford will be joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: also on toni

one area, a new national park, bore the brunt of the destruction.ore it went up inflames. they say it will take 300 years to grow back, if it ever does. now the leader of bolivia's senate has dismissed the santa cruz protesters demands. she says government policy and actions would be tested in presidential elections in a few weeks‘ time. six elephants have fallen to their deaths in thailand, while trying to save each other from a notorious waterfall. a warning — this report contains some upsetting images. donna larsen reports. the bodies of six elephants lying motionless at the bottom of the waterfall known as hell‘s abyss. among them is the body of a three—year—old calf. the discovery was made in thailand‘s khao yai national park, when rangers heard two elephants crying close to the scene. it is thought the adult animals had been trying to save the infant. the elephants were trying to cross the river. one of the smaller elephants might have slipped, and the adults were swept away by the current when they tried to rescue. a mission was launched to r