six to 4% of that in oak ridge. -- 64% in oak ridge. graphite piles stopped sending plutonium to loss alamosa. y 12alpha particles of were shut down. sentocessing of y 12 were down. both nationally and locally. who should control the bomb? what is the difference between the bomb and atomic energy? there were budget issues, contractor issues, mission changes for the facilities that served our nation is part of the manhattan project. and congress was also involved in the search for spies. looking at our friends. i got to enthusiastic. we're looking at the trinity cattle. i heard up hereford as large as 350 head was close to the explosion, 35 to 50 miles per way -- a way to receive radiation damage. havingecognize that white spots on hereford's was not usual. so they said, the government must be something wrong or going on here. the black skinas sloughed off, white spots remained. head where the most severely burned or damaged. 17 were sent to loss alamosa, seven caps on normal. scientist at los alamos came to see them as a nuisance. 58 of

museum of science and energy, the oak ridge public library, the oak ridge history museum, the u.s. department of energy, the national park service. also thanks to colleagues involved in many activities at these organizations. a special thanks to dick riordan who encouraged my historical efforts. also thanks to lee, who asked me to join him and his colleagues writing about the history of ut and oak ridge collaborations. i will be happy to take some questions, if you have any. any questions? >> what happened to the pig? [laughter] let's see -- the pig aided science. how about that? wasthis story about the pig actually presented at a science conference in the early 1950's. and it is in the book "all around from the beginning," written by william pollard. >> you cannot make it up. al: you cannot make it up. it is a beautiful story. yes? the cancers -- hospital evolved from, was part of the oak ridge institute of nuclear studies? al: yes. they were the that took care of ones that. initially. that is correct. and i'm not sure about the history of that. that is one part of the history i h

the american museum of science and energy and oak ridge hosted this event. >> thank you very much. please to be here in the american museum of science and energy. the talk tonight is focusing on the first five years after the war. a great many changes have

there is one particularly large oak on the south grounds that might be older than the mansion itself.ut it is not very likely that most of these early plantings survived, and that's because the british burned the white house during the war of 1812, leaving only the charred exterior walls left standing. and the best depiction of the aftermath is this painting that shows the scene of utter devastation, and suggests the landscape fared just as bad as the mansion. during the subsequent rebuilding of the white house, the grounds were once again reverted back to a construction site. most of the work was accomplished under madison. thankfully, in 1825, another plant loving president moved in. john quincy adams had harbored a lifelong interest in botany and horticulture, but his political career always kept them moving from place to place and unable to do any real gardening of his own. but this all changed when he came to the white house and established a tree nursery inside a humble wood paling fence. that is what we see in the foreground of the image. in all, adams grew more than 700 saplin

oak the suit was announced today.nts say he needed mental health assistance. his family says officers arrested him, beat him and took him to the santa rita jail in dublin. his family says deputies chained him to a cell door. he died from injuries after trying to take his own life. his family says police ignored their pleas to take him to a mental health facility. >> i begged for multiple times to the point that the police got annoyed at me. they said -- they told me i should stop. that i was just trying to look for the best for my boy. >> neither the city of fremont nor alameda county will speak about the lawsuit. but the lieutenant has been placed on administrative leave. >>> in the north bay, a man broke away from police and jumped to his death from a parking garage in rohnert park. deputies responded to a call about 1:30 this morning about a man threatening to jump from the garage rooftop. they were able to put him in handcuffs on a psychological hold when he escaped. they identify him social security jeffrey bert

right at oak hill road because of a power pole down in the roadway.t they were able clean up that mess very quickly within like 30 minutes or so actually reopen all those lanes to you so that is good news on that already lightly traveled a day because yeah it is the holiday and you can definitely tell by looking at the roadways the bay bridge toll plaza, only 8 minutes into san francisco, no wait at the cash paying lanes fast track here move it there just fine and i'm not even in tracking any slow traffic across the upper deck to fremont street. so that is the easy commute for you there and the san mateo bridge problem free across the flat section and the high rise. only 12 minutes out of the east bay over to foster city. james ok, thank you very much. rebecca. >>so want to bring you the latest again on that breaking news story this morning. we're following out of southern california where upwards of 34 people may have died in a boat fire off the coast of santa barbara. this is right near santa cruz island again just off the santa barbara coastline, t

a power pole is down on the westbound side of 24 on oak hill road. all lanes are blocked in that area. what happened was a crane hit a power pole in that area and the pole just landed on the westbound lanes of 24 and a fire started. all lanes close in that area, causing major delays for anybody going in that area. because of the bard improvement project, the eastbound lanes are going to be delayed because a couple of those lanes are delayed as well. keep in mind, if you're heading east to the west you want to take note all lanes are being diverted. good thing it is a holiday because not too many people out there on the road. let's take a look at another problem spot, eastbound 80 at mcdonald avenue. offramp is blocked in that area. take a look at the bay bridge, no problems there hardly any cars moving into the east bay into san francisco. mass transit, these are open, bart undergoing some changes. >>> lane closures remain in effect in contra costa county as work continues on that part improvement project. transit agencies are replacing equipment on

this twister and white oak north carolina is one of multiple tornadoes touching down in the state.swick county gathering debris across the neighborhood. water spout turned up by the outer bounds of the hurricane, toppling houses in the coastal town of emerald isle. >> storm also hammering south carolina on tuesday. downed trees and power lines, littering the road. cameras are rolling when this livewire came in contact with floodwaters downtown. pounding waves in myrtle beach, swallowing this jeep which was left on the shore. james island strong winds ripping that that'll metal roof off the church. meanwhile in the bahamas, satellite images depicting the immense damage caused by the then category five storm. newly released video showing the moment hurricane dorian blew ashore on the islands. now just days later. hundreds camping out on the airport. >> earlier this morning we had about 180,000 homes without power. we have been watching utility crews and go across bridgesre o morning. a lot ofto have passed by. >> it to see the sun again there. live in wilmington, north carolina . >>>

we have some power lines blocking all lanes on westbound 24 at oak hill road, so you can see the red there extending on highway 24, going westbound, that's going to cause some major issues headed around lafayette or trying to go westbound or anywhere around that area. so as we take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, only a few cars as we approach the 6:00 to 6:30 time frame. we are normally seeing this packed but of course it's holiday light, and they may be held up at highway 24. they're being diverted around some of the nearby roads. we'll continue to monitor that and more updates to come in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> 6:09 right now. >> next and new this hour, a real estate record in russian hill. the price tag for this san francisco property. >>> president trump says trade wars are easy. they might be, but they're certainly long. mortar i have e tariffs have go effect. we'll tell you about it when "today in the bay" continues. >>> right now at 6:12, we are starting out this labor day with a clear sunrise, and mild temperatures. that's a live look outside in san jos

i am actually requesting that fell and oak be on those streets. >> that is absolutely noted. the project managers are here. those locations will be taken into consideration as m.t.a. is evaluating potential locations for implementation. i will have them work with your office for an update. >> supervisor peskin: commissio. >> chair mar: thank you. i wanted to thank the ta staff, particularly director staff for working with my office on the district four mobility improvement study. on the prop k i want to say we are excited about moving ahead with this and coming up with new ideas to expandment offices for sunset residents that are the most car dependent in the city, but i know that the residents in the sun set are very interested in getting out of their cars, and they will be interested in coming up with new ideas to do that. thank you. >> commissioner haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair peskin. i had a question about the speed radar sign installation program. it seems like the timeline is a couple years for it to get done, and thanks to the leadership of chair peskin

also northbound 101 at fair oaks, there was road work. i think they just picked it up. traffic has been heavy making your way through sunnyvale. the backup starts at the great america parkway. hopefully they will change quickly. city streets have been an option. a live shot of the macarthur maze. those taillights are westbound 80 heading through the berkeley curve through the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems on 580. a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza, things are starting to back up now beyond the end of the parking lot. >>> coming up next, the 7 things to know as you start your day. >>> and stem cells lost in a hospital mishap, the patients whose lives may now be at risk. >>> and a french chef outraged over the reason why he lost a michelin star and now he's planning to sue. >>> let's take you live outside. a great start to fixfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's bet provider and the best lte on thneste ntgor it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $

so you want to take fair oaks or keep going towards great american parkway. we'll check back in a couple of minutes. >> thank you. >>> at least one person died in a crash along highway 152 east of gilroy. a big rig and three other vehicles collided around 8:30 last night. highway patrol kept highway 152 closed in both directions until 1:00 this morning. working to fd out who was at fault in this crash along the two-lane highway. >>> a judge is expected to rule on an attempt to stop a homeless navigation center being built along the waterfront. the group argues the city failed to get approval and bypassed the state environmental quality act. it is being built on the embarcadero at beale street. lawyers say the center would do harm to drepresidents. they cite an attack on a woman at her condo which is right next to the center. >>> the person of interest wanted in a shooting turned himself in. joseph vicencio is said to have shot at the mlk library thursday evening shattering windows on the top floors. students narrowly missed being hit by the gunfire. a parking

live in oak and, kpix 5. >>> investigators still say they don't ca t dive boat to catch fire killing dozens of people. please say a team wrapped up their examination of the vessel and have not been able to determine what sparked the fire. that word comes from an anonymous source close to the investigation. officials sent power to the vessel for testing and 34 people died in the fire when the dive boat hot fire in santa cruz island. many of the victims were from the bay area and the federal criminal investigation led by the coast guard, fbi and u.s. attorney's office in los angeles. >>> taking a live look now at san francisco international airport where several flights were delayed this morning because of the weather and low hanging clouds. much different weather than we had earlier in the week and let's go with the first look. >> it includes the cloud cover and drizzle we had today and temperatures still running double digits cooler than yesterday. yesterday it was 25 degrees cooler and let's get to the weather maps and show you the temperature change in this is right now versus this

road work going on at fair oaks. and traffic is delayed apparently waze is calculating an extra 11 minutes. here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge. traffic looking good here out of the north bay i francisco. if you'reannt s hoeading to the richmond-san rafael bridge right now, it's delay-free. >>> we've all encountered fussy children on a flight. now one airline is giving advance notice about where the toddlers will be sitting. japan airlines seat map shows which seats are purchased for children between 8 days and two years old. japan airlines says it has no problem with the youngest passengers, it even offers bottle warming assistance, child seats and diapers. i appreciate the heads up. >> yeah. but -- >> often there's nothing you can do about it, but at least you know going in? >> some people are like no. i'm sitting up here. >> get the ear plugs? >> that's what i do. >> yeah. >> what kids? >> good for you. >>> next at 5:00, now is the time to fill up your tank. the problems at several california refineries m

and replanted end he agreed on an oak and repla nted that together and end he agreed on an oak and replantedthe field behind my house but when he died i bought a pantry and that's planted in my garden, some of his ashes underneath. sol go and talk to the pantry and i will go and talk to the pantry and i will go and talk to the pantry and i will go and sit by the oak tree and think of him. and i have his photograph around the house and i talk to him in my mind, out loud. and i carry this, his hair, so he's with me all the time. his death should never have happened, it was preventable, he was in the restaurant two weeks after his 18th but still celebrating his birthday, he had a conversation with a member of staff in the restau ra nt with a member of staff in the restaurant about what he was allergic to, there's nothing on the menu, as we know and we'll come on to that, those are the changes you wa nt to to that, those are the changes you want to see. do you have any idea why the conversation with a member of staff didn't get through to the chef or didn't, which led to him ordering chicken whi

history tv a an veteran talks about the aftermath and impact on the main developmental oak ridge, tennessee. he focuses on the years 1945 it 1950. the american museum science and energy in ok ridge hosted this event. to be here at the american museum of science and energy. the talk tonight is focusing on the first five years after the war. a great many changes have occurred. what

and i will go and sit by the oak tree and just think of him —— we planted a palm andl think of him —— of staff did not get through to the chef or... ? which led to him ordering checking which had a marriage on it which contained but about which he was allergic? we do not know and i think that we will never know — — not know and i think that we will never know —— which had a marinade on it which contained buttermilk. maybe the waiter looked at the menu and thought it was ok to look and eat this particular dish, did not state it was marinated in buttermilk. we do not know. that is a theory. nothing was and died in's allergy protocol was not initiated and that was where the problems started. what would you say to their chief executive? at the very least, i want chief executive? at the very least, iwant him chief executive? at the very least, i want him to work with us to promote owen's law. and not wait till legislation comes into effect, but lead by example and show the re st of but lead by example and show the rest of the restaurant industry that it is easy to do this to put owen's law

. >> carol in royal oak, michigan. carol is where is royal oak in the state? >> caller: well, we are about 20 minutes from plants. flint is north of us. abby, forgive me if you have answered this but what in the world ever made flint city council decide to unhook from detroit water and start this mess? >> guest: i'm not sure if you're familiar but in michigan they have theirs the former administration used emergency managers a lot to state officials appointed by the governor who answered yes to the treasury their job is to balance the budget in these cities. flint was under emergency manager at the time so in state control and had about four different emergency managers shuffling in and out during this time. while the city council did vote in favor of joining the pipeline their vote did not matter and it was more of a rubberstamp process. they could have voted against it in state officials still voted for it. while we say city council did vote in favor of this is a moot point because they really do not have any power at all in again, their motivation was they

agricultural and what that means is it's illegal for us, for example, we have 500 acres of forest, oaks and walnuts and beautiful appalachian woods and difficult to go to go woods and that's a legal until we make a chair and sell it and then we are illegal because chair making is manufacturing and illegal in agricultural zone. a lot of restrictions are around food processing or food value adding, for example, it's illegal for us to smoke our own pork on farm because smoking is a -- that's a manufacturing process as well, so those are kind of zoning issues, i mean, technically it's illegal for me to write a book from my home office because book writing is not agriculture. so these are very interesting, you know, private property whatever stipulations that have come in, the food is, of course, big one as well, we have customers that would love to get, for example, a chicken pot pie, for example, but it's illegal for us to make that without a free standing inspected kitchen with attached bathroom and plethora of compliance regulations, so, you know, one of the problems to have regulations

to deal after pack oak levelly pulled his punch. 3 male half an hour later a satchel was involved again before rafa ale could there though made it 3 in the id 3rd man. 6 minutes life of the home side completed the round as lead to cures and was opened up on the right hand side one more time for the rose. royce with a double in a 4 nil win that saw him share the love with the fans on a brilliant day in dortmund which saw a title contender stepped back into the spotlight offering was just a bit unlucky last game and you know in an o.c. coming back from international week it's been a good week for me personally. yeah i just wanted to come back and just get the win and get the free points. start of the champions league season and also another game next week at home against your number when it's also going to be a tough one so. we're just going to analyze it we're going to try to stay confident . play the same way we did today but with a better score. don't wind back with a bang then and there with 4 more matches today 3 of them coming up now and i look around the grounds we start off with 2

in and around atlantic beach we had another tornado in oak island. this is turning out to be a dangerous impact from this storm even though it has not made landfall. the closest brush we will see his this time tomorrow morning for north carolina, the outer banks. here is future radar, approaching hatteras, this time tomorrow friday as point of landfall. landfall is the lowest pressure when the center comes on shore. the effects of this are going to be widespread for the carolinas. here's the tropical models in very good agreement, the storm in the last 3 or 4 days has been spot on from the national hurricane center. they've done an excellent job of the forecast. we all knew the carolinas would potentially take a direct hit from the storm. additional rainfall we could see upwards of 8 to 10, isolated amounts of a foot of rainfall in this area is vulnerable to flash flooding. here is the latest track, category 3, we anticipate a little bit of weakening as it approaches the shoreline and the quickest approach, the approach to land for landfall will be a

these friends of mine who run an organization called the hearts of oak. this was hamilton's first military organization. , arted out as the corsican's link to napoleon, gets renamed the hearts of oak and on the red heart it says liberty or death. beautiful, unusual bright green uniforms. as you notice from the photo on the right, they have been here. this is from their facebook page. they have also been at the innge, hamilton's estate upper manhattan. where did the -- where did hamilton train his hearts of oak militia unit? in the churchyard of st. paul's chapel on broadway. i don't know how you do that without multiple tripping hazards. with headstones, the church has been there quite a long time. there were plenty of headstones already in the 1770's. but that is where they trained. i you haven't been there, encourage you go. it is the site of the first memorial to a fallen general, brigadier general richard montgomery, in u.s. history. he was killed ahead of his time in the attack on quebec city, and ben franklin felt so guilty about that he wanted to h

redbank oaks subdivision. so far thousands of acres of burn, containment is at zero percent. no reported injuries but homes are threatened. authorities received a report of that 10 acre fire but it quickly grew. there is a map of the area. cal fire battling the fire from the air because it's in a very remote area, making it very difficult for ground crews to reach . >>> evacuation orders in effect for a while fired southwestern riverside county. this fire started late wednesday afternoon and burn 2000 acres of grass and brush. hundreds of people have been told to leave their homes and classes are canceled today at the local schools. there's also a county health warning because of all the smoke. people who lived nearby but are not being evacuated are being told to limit their time outdoors as we mentioned because of the ash and all the smoke. firefighters think lightning may have sparked a fire . >>> allegations of cheating by high school teachers in the east bay. here the response from school administrator to charges. >>> allegations of bribery involving warrior tickets, loui

to nil after pack oak cliff lee pulled his punch. 3 nil half an hour later a set or was involved again before referee old good little made it 3 in the id 3rd man. 6 minutes life of the home side completed the round as lead to q.'s and was opened up on the right hand side one more time for the road by. royce with a double in a 4 nil win that saw him share the love with the fans on a brilliant day in dortmund which saw a title contender stepped back into the spotlight. and also in the been the thing r.v. like think a welcomed by a new nick for a top of the table clash it turned out to be a hard fought tussle for both clubs. are you leonardo's man's light sick really ready to challenge by and that was the question on everybody's lips as he's team looks holmes with the serial champions in an early season test but with just 2 and a half minutes gone. thomas mullo won the pull high up the pitch and sent roman leventhal skis wrong go. on the pole made no mistake his 7th goal already this campaign and wonder since a clear message we aren't going anywhere just yet but i'm like he came close jus

a nurse testified that a hospital in oak lawn, illinois run as special comfort room that it place is borted infants in to die if they survive the abortion. the words hung in the air and left, no one is following up on it, unfortunately. so we thought we would. lila la rose is from "live action," joins us tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: even as these, this segment has begun, within the last 3 or 4 minutes, josh hawley, senator from missouri and one of our favorites on this show, tweeted that he just received information from facebook, facebook is pledging to put some of your videos back online. what's your response to that? >> so facebook used two abortion interests-to-two partisan abortion interests to punish by account and three million followers on facebook. they've been saying we're going to fix it, we're going to fix it for over a week. they're saying to it senator hawley and senator cruz and others, who sent a letter to mark zuckerberg saying why are you using abortion interests as your fact checkers of a pro-lifer. we'll believe when it we see it, as of about ten m

>> royal oak? that is one example. anybody for my own information. >> what generally happens the inspector collects contact information and then i reach out to the contact information, hopefully, the owner to follow up to say this is not permitted. you must have an entertainment license for this. sometimes that works. some people comply because they didn't know. in the event it is an out vitthat they are not wanting to get a permit, then we have to bring in pd. >> correct me if i am wrong. are you referring to places that don't host entertainment at all? >> if they can't get one and just play streaming music way up there without disregards we can't do anything about it, what is the next recourse. >> a venue that doesn't host entertainment we would take investigation in pursuing that. they don' don't want to pursue e would engage the police department to enforce. we are looking at code relative to this today. it is not that common where we are dealing with a place that has no oversight from the police department to regu

right around the bay, oak land, 80. a few more neighborhoods in san jose, 84. and in san francisco. look at that, we pushed to 78 degrees. saturday the hottest day of the weekend, then we look at fire danger and fall begins early monday morning. >>> appreciate it. >>> reboot of the popular tv show saved by the bell is soon going to original stars have signed on including mao lopez. earlier today i talked with harry levin who says there is still a chance we will see an adult zach morris in the reboot. >> they said that lays elizabeth berkeley and mario and that zach, mark paul goesler's character was going to be the governor of california. we thought wow, he's coming back, too, we get him at the airport and we say congratulations. he said i haven't been contacted by them. so we have some production source and we found out last night that they didn't contact him because he's on another show right now on abc. and they figured right now he's do busy but they say we absolutely would love to have him a guest starring role from time to time because he's got other commitments but they have

. >>> oak lawn please have a new plan tonight to track down sideshows. >>> just hours after president trump left the bay area. ♪ >>> rain showers are moving into northern california. how much rain? how long will it >>> ♪ well, for years richman's iron triangle has been notorious for crime. they hope that my long section will be an oasis for the neighborhood. >> reporter: the year was s on the rise. 47 that your loan. many here in the cities triangle. >> there was a violent streak at one point. >> reporter: brendan harris was there at the time. he went to a community meeting to talk about how to keep kids safe. >> we can make a safepath through richmond. i was like oh. what about yellow book road? >> reporter: but the idea was no laughing matter. as soon started this in motion. >> we have been the one to realsh it. >> reporter: the executive orover the last decade, which creates green spaces raise $13 million to turn in my long stretch of eighth avenue, which bisects the iron triangle from this to this. >> the road is going to feel like this part. beautiful, safe green space. >> report

near oak hill road, lanes are blocked.k at this accident, eastbound 80 at mcdonald's avenue. the offramp is blocked. a little further north that eastbound 80 we are tracking this accident, one lane is blocked. speeds are slowing down to 17 miles per hour. freeways not looking too bad. southbay drivetime everything in the green, look at that, golden gate bridge, hardly any cars out there. i think i only see one or two heading in to san francisco from the north bay. >>> let's talk weather on this labor day. here is a beautiful view with our tower camera. you can see mainly clear skies to start the day. looking at the bay bridge. east bay, mount diablo this morning. check out our temperatures, this is a wide temperature spread, conquered at 71 degrees, warm start for the day for you. san francisco, 60s, santa rosa coming in the upper 50s this morning. taken you through the day enjoy the sunshine this labor day, upper 60s for the coast and middle 70s for the day. breezy conditions for the day. in her locations not as hot as ye

we did talk about the wins in fairfield right now at 16 mph and oak and at 17 mph.higher elevations. as you look at sfo it is almost 29 or 30 miles per hour. it is pretty gusty out there with the wins in a current you fog to speak of and some clouds at the coast. but pretty much that is it. you have mostly clear in the inland valleys and tomorrow morning we start off with a few areas of clouds and mow fog and 65 in san francisco. oakland will look like this as well in rapid clearing. tomorrow it looks a lot like today. it will be a lot like today. with temperatures right where they were today. wednesday, temperatures warm up as this low pressure center starts to move on. this low has been with us for quite a while, at least the last 72 hours and that is the reason for the cooling and rain up in the seattle area and assess moves on wednesday night into thursday and friday, things warm-up. tomorrow like today and then temperatures warm up as we get into the bay area thursday, friday, and saturday and sunday it will cool down. the forecast for tomorrow morning and high

i recommend oak xto entertained apples? i recommend oak x to everyone. oatcake for you, we will try it, whether you want a tuner or tinned peaches, you let me know, i'll tinned peaches, you let me know, i‘ll sort it out for you. tinned peaches, you let me know, i'll sort it out for you. just bring both, becky, it‘s quite simple. see you on thursday. and steffan, how can the rings inside oak trees tell us about what the climate was like in the past? this is a fascinating research project, led by swansea, they have been analysing samples from hundreds of oak trees, right across the uk. and looking in particular at the rings that form inside the trunks, year on year. we all that is how you find out how old a tree is, but did you know it is also a natural archive of climate data, of the weather that that tree was exposed to during its lifetime. 0ak trees in particular are very sensitive to how wet or dry particular are very sensitive to how wet ordry our particular are very sensitive to how wet or dry our summers have been, and that affects the chemical make

carol: still ahead, john gray on his three threes to measure growth and the $5 billion oak tree deal. bloomberg business week. carol: welcome back to "bloomberg business week." i'm carol masser. join us every day on the radio starting 2:00 p.m. wall street time and catch up on our daily show by listening to the podcast at sound cloud and at bloomberg.com. you also can find us online at businessweek.com and on our mobile app. we return to bloomberg's global business forum and here's jason with jonathan gray on navigating economic uncertainty. >> you have friction from the china trade and the brexit situation and you just have some geopolitical concerns that are making everybody nervous. businesses are responding by pulling back a bit and you see that in manufacturing and industrial data and capital investment and beginning to see that from earnings from companies. that's one side of the equation. on the other side of the equation, the consumer is actually doing pretty well around the world, particularly here in the u.s. i was talking to a friend this morning about what i think of the t

water and will and what the people of oak spoke made of it that's going to be the common theme for my tour of the city today and as always i have a lot on my list a palace for art industrial monuments a boat trip and i really would like to see the birthplace of about published so let's go. well also look behind the scenes of the. one of germany's most famous puppet theaters. a georgian woman will show us her hometown to meet. and today's your video brings us travel impressions from combo. this is the center of the town hall is located on the square at the end of. this renaissance building is magnificent although it was almost completely destroyed by bombing in the 2nd world war it was rebuilt in the original style for many centuries spoke was an important political center as a prince bishopric and a free imperial city. the golden hall recalls the city's former splendor. above the front door a picture shows that water was seen as the source of the city's wealth. it's clear that had become an important city from an early age by the way it's the 3rd largest here and of area after munich

so the community resource centers in calistoga napa fairgrounds and that's located on 1435 north oak street in santa rosa, it's at the veterans memorial building located on 1351 maple avenue. so those places are available to you if you need to go there for water for food and an electricity, so they'll do their best to accommodate you. back live now you can see roger ego he just told us while we're hearing from some of the residents that his boss is telling him. it appears now that power could be out in this location. they were hoping for 9 o'clock this morning which is obviously less than 2 hours from now he's saying that his boss told him you could possibly be back in 2 days. and stay connected. >>with the fire danger coverage, the high temperatures throughout the day our 24 hour news app kron on is the resource will need if there's any breaking news that there's any update from pgd will make sure to bring that to you on kron on and update the forecast as well every hour. >>a story that we're following right now now president trump is set to release a full transcript of his call all

the only approved project at 400 feet, 1 oak, is looking to go up to 600 feet. 30 vanes is 400 feet. we see how big that really is. 600 feet is 50% higher than that. it looks like all four corners are going to be 600-foot towers. that's mammoth. that's also back to one big blob of everything the same height. so that's something that really concerns me a great deal. in terms of the adequacy of the report, just a couple of examples. on page 84 where they're talking about commercial and passage or loading, the conclusion is there is no feasible way to reduce this impact. we know the t.a.c.s weren't adequately taken into account on that and they've grown and mushroomed since then. this doesn't even begin to take into account the food delivery services. i've had conversations with some of the sponsors and they've talked about where u.p.s. and fedex can go in and they think they've solved the problem, but this is not something on their radar. that is a huge concern. we're not playing catchup. we are more reactive. when you look at 98 franklin, they're using a 38% dropoff rate. if anyone se

. >>> a involving a lot of north main street and oak park boulevard, there's a closed black angus restaurant there. the hotel would be four stories tall. the developer will make a $50,000 contribution to the city. >>> happening today, you can start buying seats for warriors games at the chase center. there will be an exclusive presale event this morning. the general public gets its 2:00 pcrack at the tickets at the regular sson hcl then there are three preseason games set for chase center including lebron james and the lakers coming on october 5th. >>> the warriors have unveiled their new jerseys. there are six designs, three of them are new. among them are the san francisco edition, similar to the design the warriors wore when they moved from philadelphia to california. they are keeping the town jersey honoring oakland. and the first time they're having the bay jersey at the bottom right-hand corner. i think they're trying to keep as many people happy as possible. >> some people thought it was just this one. >> the san francisco one? >> i said no. this is rude. i was like oh. now they have

take place between oak hill road and pleasant hill road eastbound and pleasant hill road westbound. chp says that the closures could last longer than expected and into the evening. now the overhead power lines were clipped this morning by a crane doing on going work on the bart tracks. we just checked with pg&e and 114 customers are without power right now. no injuries reported. >>> the transit agency is making extensive repairs and upgrades to the tracks. the work continues and requires closing two eastbound lanes of 24 on some weekends until the end of october. bart saying that it still plans on running regular service tomorrow morning. >>> thousands of keiser permanente worker kpix5 emily turner is in oakland do break down their demands, emily. >> reporter: the workers are protesting today, not working on labor day because they are upset with the current status of labor negotiations with keiser permanente, this protest is hopefully going to avoid a larger work stoppage in the future. thousand of healthcare workers spent their day off rallying, working to send a message to tear em

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