. ♪ >> we literally set up our talk and her whole operation center right in battery park city and operatedf there literally slept sleeping on the ground or the back of a humvee for the next about eight weeks. pete: army lieutenant colonel joe whaley, on site for the events of 911 serving combat in iraq and is now currently the battalion commander of a historic new york city national guard unit, the fighting 69th. >> first time i was in york was 15 years after 911 it came to ground zero and instantly knew everything i did was worth it. pete: we also have ryan "birdman" parrott. former navy seal and founder of sons of the flag. ryan enlisted in the navy after watching the twin towers fall on 911. >> i did not want to be 70, 80 years old and say i did not do anything and i wasn't there. pete: also joining us as army combat veteran graham allen. graham it was a freshman when 911 happened and joined the military when he was 18 years old. >> someone instantly said usama bin laden and al-qaeda and its not an accident and everything changed and we are going to war. pete: last but not least, former

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the eucalyptus tree is in alliance with hyde park. city officials say it will be removed by friday. upsetting to many longtime residents who consider the tree like an all-time friend. >> in 1964 my office was next to this tree and i saw this tree all of these years. >> reporter: eucalyptus trees are notorious for setting branches and they say that the fungal issues make it a safety hazard. >>> all right, mark is coming up next in sports with more on the giants' record-setting night in colorado. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> has a going, everybody. my give on his back with you . the giants make up for it by scoring about a weeks worth of runs tonight in colorado [ laughter ]. an

local officials closed beach front parking lots and city leaders say people expected of violating theeach closure order could get citation and face fines. there are designations to keep cool this holiday weekend. in santa clara, centers are opened at the cupertino and roosevelt and may fair community centers all are following social distancing regulations. >>> the could stain the state's power friday. we are under a flex alert for the holiday weekend. there is a possibly ofllorin mg power officials say there are none scheduled right now. instead, utility companies will focus on conservation during peak hours from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m.. state wide flex alert runs through labor day. alail exon ourpl website abc7ne. firefighters continue to make progress against the biggest wildfires in california. containment has gone up in the bay area. the seu lightning complex has burned the most nearly 397,000. it's 86% contained. evacuation ordered for santa clara have been lifted. they are working gilroy and morgan hill to put out the rest of the fire. they hope to have containment a week from today.

most of us have lived with parks in cities and national parks to go visit. they are kind of part of our culture now, but that is very recent. public parks are a fairly novel invention in a lot of ways. they evolved during the 1800s. essentially out both -- out of both the admiration of private estates in england where they would sort have been, what's the tv show? >> downtown abby? >> downtown abby, yes, thank you. i always forget words. very downtown at the asked. you have this huge estate with rolling hills and people strolling about. but of course, most people could not visit those estates, they were privately owned by individual families. so with an admiration for those kinds of spaces, but here in the u.s., the idea that we wanted that space to be more democratic. to be more open to the public rather than just private. they also involved in some ways from using certain public spaces like cemeteries very informally for going for an afternoon walk. it seems odd to us now that you would sort of go strolling in a cemetery. they seem much more formal now, bu

city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren parkthe city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engagement park next to so much incredible art. it's another reason

park. the city says the eucalyptus at lions wayside park has an incurrable sulfur fungus and needs to go becausefety hazard. it's not clear how long the tree has been in the park, but some people say it dates back to the 1880s. residents plan on showing up at the park between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. >>> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> good evening, everyone. let's take a look at a satellite picture from earlier today. take a look at all that smoke coming in from the wildfires to our north, to our east. we're also seeing smoke from the bay area fires. you combine that with the fog, and it was just a very hazy day. i do have some good news for you. here is a look at the smoke forecast. tomorrow morning, not so great. still smoke settling in across the region. but watch what happens as the breeze picks up. tomorrow evening, the air quality will begin to improve as we head into wednesday. it certainly looks like we will see some better air quality, even though it's not going to be perfect. it's better than what we experienced today. so that's just a look at what's to come. tomor

my chest quite a bit. >> today has been the worst day of the four. >> air-quality so bad that parks and city services around the bay area are forced to close. >>> a live look in the top of the salesforce tower, transamerica building against a very's low-key, gray background. how much longer will we have to endure this smoke? that evening, i am was with cook. >> i am ken bastida. we take a live look at the unhealthy air. let's start at the golden gate bridge, a lot of smoke mixing with come you know, the normal fog. >> you cannot really separate them out, there jumbled together in the lowest levels of the artist her and as part of the problem. same thing, this is the view that we have been checking all day long. the same thing we star or, rather, saw here. nobody wants to be outside. it is also blocking the view of downtown san jose, as we look at that, and then some of the worst air quality anywhere in the bay area, over to the east bay and oak and, same situation,'s moped hanging heavy over than freeway. let's take a look at this air- quality map reflecting what we are seeing everywhere, a

the beach park is a city-owned park, accessible only by a narrow road. police were called to the site at 9:30 pm on friday and one 30 am on saturday. people wearing black uniforms arrived on a bus and were playing audio files relating to mother earth and climate change. the site has been up point of contention is the city moves to build a large residential development over objections from environmental groups and native american act to this is. >>> the first debate between president trump and joe biden is days away. up next, what issues we can expect them to discuss. >>> you can still download tick- tock for now. a ruling against the proposed ban. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward

cities. at rhodes end sounds noise. the 2nd had a built. in the middle mantic route the journey is its own reward. verts park is the city of churches about 60 of them packed together and especially beautiful one purchase on the nichols back a local people call this pilgrimage church the capital a pilgrimage route with 14 stations of the cross leads up the mountain. in the past some believers made the journey on their knees i find it exhausting even on foot. once at the top you'll be rewarded with a wonderful view for its burke. was built around 750 inside the splendor of the late brock awaits you. now we leave word for a moment and we had to peruse before the crisis we met city guide and he showed us quit school and the famous ruined city of much of preacher. orlando i'm so or welcome to cusco vientiane capital of the incan empire now in the plaza damas one of the most beautiful places in south america but here we have the statue of patrick who was the most popular incan ruler and behind us the cathedral the most important church in costco. this is the neighborhood of samba situ really unique with lots of ar

park to all. on a trial basis. with a $6 fee. the daily post reports the city reason for keeping the park closed to non-residents dates back to when they purchased the land. refused to contribute. >> effort is under way to help bring diversity and inclusion into the wine industry. launching this summer with three goals. to welcome and elevate and amplify under represented minorties in the wine industry. >> we want to see individuals in the 20s. 30s. actually be invited into a room or to a professional organization or setting. not only invited into ta room but hold your hand and introduce you to the fields in the beverage world. >> to accomplish that goal, they are partnering with the college fund to create a scholarship program for people of color to pursue college degrees in the wine industry. >> meanwhile the pandemic is also forcing changes to today's celebration of hispanic culture. the focus just ahead. >> questions about the governors commitment to the environment. he's been talking about climate change but advocates say the record collides with reality.

suspicious, wondering if this is part of a bigger plan to possibly pave over this area and put in a parking lot. cityicials say there is no larger plan, there is no plan for a parking lot. it's simply a sick tree that needs to be removed. that process was supposedtorng week. in pleasanton, aimee hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> much more ahead including the latest on the fires ravaging parts of the bay area and what governor knew some calls a gut punch. >> reporter: i'm wayne freedman scooping up 9-month-old coho salmon from the russian river. salmon from the russian river. what impcalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we di

the friends of lafayette park, or folp, boast hundreds of members who have been working to better the cityr the last 15 years. the members efforts to transform the park into a community gathering place with children's areas, picnic areas, off-leash dog park, and a shaded area is more than enough to recognize them with this award. we can have some applause here, folks. [applause] >> so tell us what this award means to you and to the community. >> it means everything. i think as a neighborhood group, you don't do this for rewards, you do it to better your environment. this group here with me, we've spent a lot of time bettering our environment, and we're humbled by this award. i think it really speaks to the membership, it speaks to the people that are part of our group, and we'd like to thank our supervisor -- our past supervisor, mayor farrell, as well, but supervisor stefani, and the parks alliance, who we couldn't have done it without. we want to just say thanks. >> thank you so much, and congratulations. [applause] >> we've got one more, we've got one more. the most empowering city empl

5. >>> as we take a look outside over downtown san jose the air- quality is so bad that several city parks have shut down. the rangers locked the gates at the it is for rose garden because it was not safe for the city staffers. they also asked the visitors to leave. >> my i started burning a little bit and i tried to get out in the early morning but i think this is affecting everybody. it seems like it is nighttime during the daytime making everyone sleepy or you just want to stay inside and hide under the covers. >> i sure want to do that.but t jose welcoming back guests for the first time outdoors late last night. the dealers are required to and chips sanitized or tossed after use. >>> we have the pandemic to deal with on top of this air with the mass testing event canceled in oakland in the fruitvale neighborhood. >> it's frustrating because oakland and alameda county is getting close to moving from the purple to the red. testing is a important part to stop the spread of covid and making sure that people get the resources. >>> the peace talks are underway between the taliban and delegat

>>i will coming up after the break people are looking to cool down in public parks will city leadersat many areas are closed because of fire damage cleanup will have that story >>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, omar gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow it is 9.30 and we are talking about this very hot holiday weekend we've got ahead, get a check in with dave dave has it. >>heated up even more just in the last 30 minutes. >>days to take our lee's we know the next top of next hour, good morning guys, good morning, everybody. there's excessive heat warning is in place for almost the entire bay, the oranges which are hiding out here. this is a heat advisory, but both are around until we get to 09:00pm on monday is what we're looking at. this is a live shot for the bay bridge toll plaza does kind of hazy sunshine walk little bit of a breeze going on perhaps by tomorrow but we're going to get much relief at all current wind you can see pretty much stagnant calm conditions us what you get when you get a high pretty much parked overhead. temperatures thus far

the peak in tilden park is named after him. but a berkeley city council member wants the east bay regional park district now to rename that peak. the name change request is on tonight's city council agenda. >>> well, calls for inclusion. a lawsuit claiming foothills park in palo alto is racially segregated. a group of civil rights activists are demanding the city repeal what it calls an unconstitutional residents only restriction. city leaders argue keeping foothills park private to palo alto residents and their guests helped maintain the crowds which in turn keeps it clean and functioning. >>> well, staying safe during this pandemic is a mix of things you can do and cannot do. for many seniors, even going outside is too big of a risk. >> that's very true. thankfully in the east bay, much younger people willing to bring the outside world in. garvin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> if you're the parent of a teenager or even just know a few, you know there are 1,000 different ways they can use their phone to disconnect from the world around t

mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flowers have been planted by city landscape or d.d.'s summers along with a tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem in the heartland that. the flowers will come so yeah even when it's sat. it will be a little bit. early for the memorials dedication september 13th lorenzo was asked to commemorate his beloved grandfather he told his mom nellie he was too afraid to look at life there or they were again to laugh at me. but lorenzo changed his mind and wrote a letter even oh dear grandpa i miss you very much i am mad about the corona mad about what happened the order bastogne always are going to be the best putting these items. that i was brave and that i was happy that i did it that i for all would l. out. please happy. no one here who forget. well here in germany chancellor angela merkel is due to meet the country's regional leaders to discuss a fresh strategy for combating the pandemic nakul on monday said if current trends could lead to a major spike in in

the air was so bad there right now that several city parks have been shutdown. we saw rangers locking up the gates, to the rose garden, it was not safe for city staffers. rangers ask bitterroot -- visitors to please leave. >> my eyes start to burn a little bit and i try to go out early in the morning. i think it is affecting everybody because especially, it seems like it is nighttime when it is daytime, and that is making everyone like sleepier come you kind of want to just stay inside and hide under the covers. >> for life use right now in san francisco and you can bet. paul heggen is here now, the air quality, not improving, really one bit over the last few days come you can see any relief at all. >> it will take a little while. the air-quality has gotten worse and worse, yesterday's air qualit so far. today's has been even worse. it was always purple and red dots, really the best we can do, but all the purple indicates very unhealthy air, and that is actually going to be the case alert. to the east side of the bacon very unhealthy air quality alerts. let's che

mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flower. as have been planted by city landscaper d.d.'s summers long with the tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem in a heartbeat that. the flowers will come so yeah even when it's out. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials dedication september 13th lorenzo was asked to commemorate his beloved grandfather he told his mom nellie he was too afraid to look at life there or they were again to laugh at me. but lorenzo changed his mind and wrote a letter leave. dear grandpa i miss you very much i am mad about corona mad about what happened you were dead best and always are going to be the best because you think. that i was brave and that i was happy that i did it that i. throw it all out. please happy. everyone lies. the sunni grandpa. no one here will forget them. joining us now is dr marcus harris spokesperson the world health organization in geneva thanks for being with us this morning dr harris a 1000000 people are known to have died from

mentioned something i want to touch upon, a religious rally set to take place in seattle but the city shutdown the parks is the same city that has a chop zone. how are city leaders explaining that hypocrisy? >> they aren't. calendars park was rated again because these antifa activists claim they are helping homeless living there but actually weapons, mortars, spike strips, using the homeless as coverage you don't hear them when they are rioting almost nightly, the shutdown a group of christians who want to pray in a parking this is a massive park where one of the biggest fourth of july celebrations is usually held in seattle with thousands of people so if hundreds of christians want to socially distance in the park they would have been able to. a labor day weekend, people packing parks all over the city. jillian: the city of seattle released a statement, recreation does not allow unpermitted public events to take place and ask the public to continue to adhere to current public health guidelines that we can keep our parks open. i remember when the mayor of seattle called the chop zone a summer of love,

>> reporter: and for the second time in one week, hundreds at the new york city park, a party with few masks and little to no social distancing. >> everybody is having so much fun. this is harmless honestly. it's harmless. i love it. i'm so happy i'm here. >> kathy, just how bad are the outbreaks on college campuses? >> reporter: jose, this continues to be an ongoing problem. according to the "new york times" at least 88,000 cases have been reported on college campuses since the start of the pandemic. 150 colleges are reporting 100 cases each. jose? >> kathy park in new york city, thank you. >>> president trump is in nevada tonight holding a large rally there despite local limits on crowd size and now there is a new report about efforts to water down cdc reports about the virus. kelly o'donnell has late details. >> reporter: taking off for a western swing. three states over three days. where the campaign and national crises meet. tonight's rally location near carson city, nevada is a backup option after several sites canceled or refused to hold the trump events concerned about violatin

we are constantly updating it as counties release new information. >>> a park at the center of a lawsuit filed against the city of palo alto. a group of civil rights organizations say they are suingoff tsuining over the residents only policy at foothills park. nonresidents who enter the park face possible jail time and a fine. >> there has been a lot of pushback from long time residents who want to keep that park exclusive and don't want others especially people who look like me going to the park. >> last month city council voted ial basis with a $6 fee for nonresidents. the palo alto daily post reports that the city's reason for keeping the park closed to nonresidents dates back to when palo alto 3r67purchased the land other areas refused to contribute. >>> star wars fans are buzzing about the mandalorian. and this is trending on youtube this morning. >> this is the way. >> the trailer is giving fans everything they want. more action morks spaceships and more baby yoda. disney plus announced series will return october 30th. and disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. mike, i have a question for you becaus

park. the city says the eucalyptus at lions wayside park has an incurrable sulfur fungus and needs to go becauseazard. it's not clear how long the tree has been in the park, but some people say it dates back to the 1880s. residents plan on showing up at the park between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. >>> now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> good evening, everyone. let's take a look at a satellite picture from earlier today. take a look at all that smoke coming in from the wildfires to our north, to our east. we're also seeing smoke from the y ar res. you combine that with the fog, and it was just a very hazy day. i do have some good news for you. here is a look at the smoke forecast. tomorrow morning, not so great. still smoke settling in across the region. but watch what happens as the breeze picks up. tomorrow evening, the air quality will begin to improve as we head into wednesday. it certainly looks like we will see some better air quality, even though it's not going to be perfect. it's better than what we experienced today. so that's just a look at what's to come. tomorrow's air qu

a year ago leaders decided to include city beaches as designated parks, but they didn't realize is thatan alcohol ban on the beaches. so when city leaders tried to change that ordinance to allow alcohol again on the beaches, some people questioned is drinking on the beaches really a good idea in the first place. this week city council will ask for people to weigh in. this comes as half-moon bay has been dealing with crowded weekends during the pandemic. >>> people are afraid to ride bart before the pandemic are in the midst of a health crisis. our health reporter found out how a wouns world class transportation system got detailed. >> that's our digital series all about bart. >> a lot has changed since the last time we brought you on board. how is bart coping with covid, the financial fall-out and a racial reckoning impangting its own police department. we spent the last few months riding and recording on bart to find out how a world class transportation got derailed. you can bing watch our brand-new season two online right now. and all this week in this newscast, we'll be giving you a

city right now. and that has to do with parks and public hand and everywhere and i really hope we can we care deeply out night life, queer night life is one of the main pillars that our city stands on and we know that and this body represents that and we want that to be major but without advocacy what we can do and it's going to be hard to make that argument. so i just want to make that point and this is incredible what you've done. i really want to follow-up and learn about the other groups and the independent sun you alliance comes to mind and i don't know if anybody has anything before we go to public comment. maybe commissioner thomas if there's final thoughts and you were instrumental in this. >> it's clear from the commission perspective like we're enthusiastic about figuring out how to support the queer night life community and that includes the people who work in it and the people who attend events, the people who create and promote events and the people who aren ven use throughout the bred of it and i hope that my fellow commissioners are able to attend some of the community talks and that t

hearts on the grass the san francisco parks alliance is calling it the heart your parks campaign hearts are painted on the city parks to help maintain social-distancing while raising money for parks in the city. >>county schools are getting ready to welcome students back to campus for in person learning kron four's rob fladeboe has compiled a list of those schools and shows you how one school is going about it in menlo park. >>approved for resumption of in person instruction here at menlo park cent app school calls for half day sessions beginning september 14th. all kindergarten through 6th grade classes will be held here under tents with strict adherence to physical distancing hygiene and other safety protocol says cajuns and again we're going to. >>transition them set appropriately and make sure these kids just have a place to come back to learn be around other kids and being around teachers or care the list of school set to welcome back students on campus on september 8th include arbor bay. >>burkhardt centennial montessori hillsdale kids connection, pacific rim, the primary school standridge academy up aca

these hearts are made of chalk and are now being used as markers on the lawns of golden gate park and four other citye hearts were by the plain chalk circles have that recently been used in san francisco park to promote social distancing during th pandemic. >>> protests against racial injustice and police brutality showing no signs of letting up. the latest on the nationwide unrest straight ahead. >>> a deadly stabbing early sunday morning, around 4:00 a.m., at second and broadway at a commercial area officers arrived and said they found a manned who been stabbed once. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made and no motive has been determined in the killing. >>> a manhunt is underway in england's second largest city. police say someone killed a man and injured 7 others when he went on a quote stabbing spree across birmingham. four different locations were targeted, too, and investigators still aren't sure of the motive, saying the victims were stabbed at random. >>> another weekend of unrest as the nation continues to grapple with the issues of systemic racism and police brutali

parks. it is to raise money for city parks.f the year, the park alliance holds a big gala to raise funds. this year the fundraiser is all online. see them there. >>> an extreme athlete broke his own world record today spending more than 2.5 hours submerged in ice in the tri-valley. it does not sound so bad right now. this guy was wearing nothing but swim trunk. he climbed inside a custom made cabinet filled with ice crested buttes and then he gets out and eating ice cream. >> he surpassed his own record by more than 20 minutes. how do you figure out that's something you meant to do? i don't know. he's really good at it. >> i was thinking the same thing. it does look inviting. to a lot of the people in the bay area is a little bit much but it would feel good for a while >> you know what, terry, people thought today was hot. oh man, tomorrow is going to be really, really awful compares to the 80s and low triple digits. it is going to be record setting tomorrow. let's look at how we are doing right now. typically we like to cool u

. >> reporter: five parks in the city have these painted markers with social distancing in mind. they're kind of in an unusual shape that is really come as a surprise to some people. it isn't just the flowers- >> it's pretty cute, picturesque. >> reporter: that people are loving and golden gate park. >> about the cube. >> reporter: for the holiday weekend the city has left some parts in san francisco. >> we saw these cute little hearts. we picked one that looks fairly distant from other people and sat down. >> reporter: the hearts are painted in chalk on the lawn, at least six precautions. >> look at me, i am tie-dye and hippie days and someone just came up to me like five minutes ago and was like would you let me enter your heart? [ laughter ] >> after six months of sheltering in place, social distance can make the heart grow fonder. this heart art is an act of love by the parks nonprofit partner, san francisco parks alliance. >> we just wanted to highlight how great of a resource these things have been and provide a resource to celebrate them. >> the nonprofit supports some 200

park. not too far away is allis-chalmers playground in the southwest of the city. this park was the lowest rated park in the entire city in 2016 and a transformation here is also incredibly wonderful. we had the circumstance of multiple funding sources converging at the same time to provide what is a full property renovation. the various projects included the playground and fencing renewals and athletic field renewals and a tent and a project within the clubhouse itself. and next off in the southern edge of the city is mcclaren park. i think this is the saddest before photo of the entire initiative. the playground here was completely removed from years ago because of its unsafe status. and here it is today. this project build off the program from the 2012 bond and the playground renovation has recreated a hub in this amazing park. also renovating the adjacent picnic areas and the pathways and the large field next to the playground. the playground was relocated to take advantage of the hillside between the two picnic areas, opening up the field below it and capturing

cities. and sounds noise. but the 2nd have it built. on the mantic route the journey is its own reward. verts parks the city of churches about 60 of them packed together and especially beautiful one purchased on the nicholas back the local people call this pilgrimage church the capital a pilgrimage route with 14 stations of the cross leads up the mountain. in the past some believers made the journey on their knees i find it exhausting even on foot. once at the top you'll be rewarded with a wonderful view for its broke. the gavel it was built around $750.00 inside the splendor of the late brock awaits you . now we leave worth broke for a moment and we had to peru before the crisis we met city guy and he showed us cool school and the famous room 50 of much a picture. or like hello i'm so or welcome to costco the engine capital of the incan empire now in the plaza damas one of the most beautiful places in south america but here we have the statue of patrick who was the most popular incan ruler and behind us the cathedral the most important church in costco. this is the neighborhood of samba situ real

with the weekend almost here and warm weather for the forecast, what city parks and impeaches are open- beaches are open, and what distancing steps are you asking for people to observe? >> look, we know that parks and beaches are open, and it's important for people to socialize and pick up a date or two, but what we also need you to do is comply. there are more parks that are dolores park or chrissy fields. there's other places you can enjoy, as well. so what we're asking people to do is to just make sure that you're using good judgment. if you go to dolores park, and you see that it's crowded and there's no place for you to go with your people and maintain your distance with your mask and so forth, why even step foot in that park? we will be out doing enforcement more so than we have in the past, but we want people to use common sense because we tend to see spikes in our numbers as a result of the holidays, and labor day, i'm sure, is not going to be any different. i've had people reach out to be to invite me to barbecues, people who want today do a jumpy with the kids, and i'm saying

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cities. and it's roads and sounds noise. but the the 2nd have it built. on the magic route the journey is its own reward. verts parks the city of churches about 60 of them packed together and especially beautiful one purchase on the nicholas back the local people call this pilgrimage church the capital the pilgrimage route with 14 stations of the cross leads up the mountain. in the past some believers made the journey on their knees i find it exhausting even on foot. once at the top you'll be rewarded with the one the full view for its burke. was built around 750 inside the splendor of the late brock awaits you. now we leave words broke for a moment and we had to peru before the crisis we met city guy and he showed us cause school and the famous ruined city of much your picture. or like hello i'm so or welcome to cusco the ancient capital of the incan empire now in a closet imus one of the most beautiful places in south america but here we have a statue of patrick who was the most popular incan ruler and behind us the cathedral the most important church in costco. this is the neighborhood of some black sits really

we had to close a few park features like small playgrounds and basketball courts. glen canyon is open. many cities they throw up hands and close down parks. it is our responsibility to use parkings safely and wisely. it is our job to make sure people have information they need. >> thank you mr. ginsburg. that is it for our first interview. the second portion we will talk about the 150th anniversary and how parks are essential. you have been watching coping with covid-19. thanks for watching. >> the market is one of our vehicles for reaching out to public and showing them how to prepare delicious simple food. people are amazed that the library does things like that. biblio bistro is a food education program. it brings such joy to people. it teaches them life skills that they can apply anywhere and it encourages them to take care of themselves. my name is leaf hillman and i'm a librarian and biblio bistro is my creation. i'm a former chef and i have been incubating this idea for many years. we are challenged to come up with an idea that will move the library into the future. this inspired me to thin

right and they think the city official park is beautiful. and you. know what they're missing is german friends. not really. in a way with friends like my family i'm in your world through even my world. and i don't think because i think i was a very private and very reserved i think there. had to made. greg by the ones who. by the way as were our friends then maybe i thought i don't know now they take a boat trip their 1st one ever. to. having our ad baptist but it was never feel like cause i yeah mom i am i've been so maybe 5. never i don't think 'd it will ever be like oh you got messed up sobs so they're frightened. but she doesn't regret her decision to come. to the job is good at them and learn a lot learning from their best yes though i don't regret it one bit. she hopes to find some german friends soon to make up for her lack of family here. that despite all the differences she could be happy living in germany you. are. the sound of the alps and now open your eyes what do you say to this sea of callousness instead as mountain landscapes welcome

mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flower. as have been planted by city landscaper d.v.s. summers along with a tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem in a park in. the fall or so come so yeah even when it's out. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials dedication september 13th lorenzo was asked to commemorate his beloved grandfather he told his mom nellie he was too afraid to look at life there or the were again to laugh at me. but lorenzo changed his mind and wrote a letter even. dear grandpa i miss you very much i am mad about corona mad about what happened he ordered best and always are going to be the best because you think these are things. that i was brave and that i was happy that i did it that i. wrote l out. please happy. everyone lies. the sunni grandpa. no one here will forget them. to diffuse teri schultz reporting for us there. let's get some more perspective on the story now we can speak to gabriel long he's an epidemiologist and dean of medicine at hong kong

mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the themeorget me not plenty of those flowers have been planted by city landscape or d.d.'s summers along with the tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem in the heart of. the flowers so yeah even when it sat. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials dedication september 13th lorenzo was asked to commemorate his beloved grandfather he told his mom nellie he was too afraid to look at life they were again to laugh at me. but lorenzo changed his mind and wrote a letter even oh dear grandpa i miss you very much i am mad about corona mad about what happened the order best and always are going to be the best putting signs. that i was brave and that i was happy that i did it that i get for what l. out. please happy. no one here for. the black hole that is president donald trump's personal finances is seeing a little more light along investigation by the new york times suggests a self-proclaimed billionaire and so-called business genius may actually face a financial nightmare of loans bad

the city will resume enforcing residential parking limits. that will limit parking to two hours during the day for those without a permit. the intent is to make more parking available for residents as businesses reopen. >>> the nfl season kicks off and players take a stand.d.d.d.d.d.. ♪ from taking knees to raising fists. we saw numerous we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. ♪ >> the nfl season kicked off today and as expected, numerous players took a knee during the national anthem. others chose to stand and hold a fist in the air. some teams locked arms as they stood on the side line. one thing notably absent this year, fans. only a

mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flowers have been planted by city landscape or d.d.'s summers along with the tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem in a heartbeat that. the flowers will come so yeah even when it's sat. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials dedication september 13th lorenzo was asked to commemorate his beloved grandfather he told his mom nellie he was too afraid to look at life they were again to laugh at me. but lorenzo changed his mind and wrote a letter even oh dear grandpa i miss you very much i am mad about corona mad about what happened the order best and always are going to be the best putting a sign. that i was brave and that i was happy did i get it that i get for a what l. out. please happy. no one here will forget. the black hole that is president donald trump's personal finance is seeing a little more light along investigation by the new york times suggests the self-proclaimed billionaire and so-called business genius may actually face a fin

mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flower. as have been planted by city landscaper d.v.s. summers with the tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem an argument that. the flowers will come so yeah even when it's sat. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials dedication september 13th lorenzo was asked to commemorate his beloved grandfather he told his mom nellie he was too afraid to look at life they were gonna laugh at me. but lorenzo changed his mind and wrote a letter even oh dear grandpa i miss you very much i am mad about corona mad about what happened your divest and always are going to be the best. thing he said. that i was brave and that i was happy that i did it that i. throw it all out. i wish happy. everyone was. the sunni grandpa. no one here will forget them. and. their reporting one of the 1000000 human tragedies in the pandemic. our let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world democratic presidential candidate joe b

. >> after the city shut down the park where it was set to be held. ut what he said was the city's hypocrisy for shutting the park down due to anticipated crowding despite left-wing protests throughout the city. they shutdown churches and now parks. time to stand up. he will join "fox and friends" at 8:50 eastern. stay tuned for that. >> western university, a spike in cases, the university will be teaching online classes through september 20 fifth escort ministry to say on campus classes will resume on the 20 eighth as ours conditions allow. this after 29 students were suspended for throwing off-campus parties. with colleges on alert, barstools, tucker carlson believes he had covid-19 and talks about his recovery process. >> tired and exhausted for two days, within a group of us staying together everybody was affected a little differently but it was a flu. it was a cold, kind of what i was expected. i was the oldest of the group in my young 40s and we had everyone from 20s to my age. from that demo some people got sick, some people felt bad for a day.

park service. petroglyph national monument is managed by the city of albuquerque and the national parks service. we work together with the city to help protect and preserve these resources for the future. in the last 20 years, we've had several challenges. land acquisition, being everything for everybody, the creation of trails, vandalism, the construction of roads through the monument, the expansion of general aviation airport. but probably our biggest challenge is storm water runoff from upstream suburban development. because we are completely surrounded by the city of albuquerque. as you walk the trails of petroglyph national monument and looking along the escarpment, you might notice large concentrations of black boulders. that is where we often see concentrations of petroglyphs. we are in the heart of the canyon where there is a dense concentration of petroglyphs. we've documented over 24,000 petroglyphs within the monument boundary. we piedras marcadas canyon is home to 5000 of them. we see a canyon over here. not sure what it means. something that looks like a sheep brand, they may have be

mayor here and decided to create a space for that a corner of a city park is now a memorial the theme forget me not plenty of those flower. as have been planted by city landscaper d.d.'s summers long with a tree of life and a plaque bearing a poem an argument that. the flowers will come so yeah even when it's out. it will be a little bit. beautiful. for the memorials dedication september 13th lorenzo was asked to commemorate his beloved grandfather he told his mom nellie he was too afraid to look at life there or they were again to laugh at me. but lorenzo changed his mind and wrote a letter leave. dear grandpa i miss you very much i am mad about corona mad about what happened you were dead best and always are going to be the best because you think he said. that i was brave and i was happy that i did it that i could throw it all out. please happy. everyone lies. the sunni grandpa. no one here will forget them. to diffuse teri schultz reporting for us there. let's get some more perspective on the story now we can speak to gabriel leone he's an epidemiologist and dean of medicine at hon