some other pilots in the quad has five more. this is the first generation of american combat pilots. now, ray bush named this airplane after his fiance. he didn't want to have this airplane damaged to have a mechanic saying well, ruthie is damaged and we want to fix her. so he names it after a college. >> this is a 1918 camouflage that you see. it is a small black square that has german crosses on them. those represents bullet holes shot through the fabric. there is a small indication of this being a combat airplane and surviving. the squares would have been applied for ground mechanics in the field because it does not need to recover the airplane. one of the interesting advantage of the fabric covered airplane is the bullets go through the fabric and passes through the other side. so it will have to be patched. that's the job of the mechanics to do. after display of what type of aircraft, it is also given to the institution which saved in the collection for decades. it is not until the 1980s that the airplane was fully restored

. >> i hearby call the 47th quad ren yal democratic national convention to order. >> looking to avoid the same-kind of protests staged by ted cruz supporters on the floor of the gop convention. >> wasserman schultz has headed the d m.c. for five and a half years. but the hacked e-mail suggested that the officially neutral chair like most democratic leaders favored clinton saying at one point sanders has no understanding of what we do and calling his campaign manager a damn liar. >> we look forward to working with donna brazil moving forward as the new chair. >> clinton campaign managier robbie mook insisted she wasn't the one that pushed the chairwoman out. >> the job of the d m.c. is to help get hillary clinton re-elected. so is not realistic to believe she. >> this really was the chairwoman's decision. >> sanders seems ready to move on. >> thank you. >> reporter: his supporters here clearly are not. >> we have got to elect hillary clinton and tim kaine. this is the real world that we live in. >> reporter: clinton herself stayed far from the fray today campaigning in north carolina.

my most recent injury was my upper quad. had a sprain there. >> any aches or pains, anything new that showed up? >> her athletic trainer says lindsey's injuries are typical for kids who are serious dancers. >> there could be a lot of impact, particularly feet. that's a very big one. but it works up the chain. everything connects through. so, as the feet are affected, it becomes -- work its way into the shins, the knees, the hips. >> and those injuries are mounting up. researchers at nationwide children's hospital studied dance injuries. >> in 2007 alone, over 8,000 children and teens were treated for a dance-related injury. that's about 23 children every day or almost an injury an hour. >> even more worrisome is the fact that these kinds of over the years. why the increase? it could be that young dancers are pushing themselves harder than ever. >> i practice, basically, every day for an hour at least. usually 1 1/2 hours is our practice times on mondays and thursdays, and then i practice two hours, usually, on the weekends.

he scores one aerial kill and this particular spad 13, some other pilots in the same quad ron shoot down at least five more and so this is -- this pad is 13 flew with the first generation of american combat pilots. now ray brooks name this is airplane after his fiance's school and most people would name their airplane after their girlfriends themselves. but he made a conscious decision. he didn't want to have this airplane damaged sending it into the field and having the mechanic saying "ruthie is damage, we have to fix her." he wanted to keep her out of that situation and so he names it after her college. smith iv is in its 1918 camouflage but you also see along the fuselage and wingsover smith iv these small black squares that have german crosses on them and those represent bullet holes shot through the fabric from combat so these are small indications of this being a combat airplane and surviving. the squares would have been applied by ground mechanics in the field because there's no need to completely recover the airplane. and one of the advantages of a strut-and-wire braced fabric a

quade it it to riding a different roller coaster each week as you do not know where the twists and turns. it is the changing political landscape, the economic shifts, technology transitions, these are things we have to deal with. loss of life, which is the issue. it is sad. we see tragedy around the world. we take the things going on geopolitically, from the global economic perspective, we assess ations are andment move on. was unfortunate for the european union. they were moving towards trying to create a single market. i think it has a potential to set them back. for us, we do not have operations in the u.k. we used to you -- we use to do business across europe. similarions of that are to what other countries would see. the currency situation creates challenges. otherwise, we will navigate our way through. we will continue to invest there. emily: i know you normally vote republican. some folks have said he is not some -- donald trump is not someone they can get behind. >> we care about the policies the candidates represent. we are going to focus on the policies, regardless of who gets

today, new, powerful storms will form in the plains and then they'll roll towards omaha, des moines, quaduis later on today. wind damage threat and a lot of lightning. we're now under excessive heat warnings in the philadelphia area. heat advisories for all the five boroughs of new york city. so this is kind of the first little mini heat wave of the season for areas of the northeast arriving today. new york city will feel like 95 to 100. philly will feel like 100 to 105. and everyone in the middle of the country is laughing at that because it feels like 110 today from texas all the way to kansas city to shreveport to memphis. so the heat is on and it's going to be with us today and then right through the upcoming weekend. it's you know we're getting towards the middle of july almost now and this is when you expect it to be thes whoest of the year and it certainly is. >> it still sucks. >> yes that's -- >> that's my professional opinion. all right, thanks, bill. let's turn to business as the british pound continues to slide. falling to historic lows today. hadley gamble joins us live from

professor slash will hold classes in the quad as usual. [ laughter ] [ applause ] yeah! bra [ laughs ] >> that's there my statement. >> oh, gee whiz. >> were you that dumb as a 19 years old. >> you know what's so frustrating is that these kids growing up to work in the white house to provide politicians and world leaders, it is not too difficult to say that so much that's of american today may started in higher learning of education system of 50s and 60s of the progressive. >> well, it started in the 60s and transform itself to identity politics which is now becoming pure unadultery. >> it is a country that we live in. >> that was part of this, too. i saw one of the petitioner wrote this that he was upset because of a gender space. what the hell are you talking a bt? about? do you know what you are talking about. yeah, we are upset and we use the word gender, now, i am real mad. come on, learn something, read a book. >> like so many people you just want to punch them in the face. >> i will say this, this is interesting to you. you have people on campus talking about it o

if you own a cell phone you have in your pocket an encringes device that is a quadrillion, quad drillan times more powerful and more reresist tent to dekiefer than any of this relics from the cold war, and even more interesting, in the meanwhile, some considerably more sophisticated soviet code machines from the '70s and '8s so ha actually come on the director's market, have been purchased by private individuals, have been analyzed and described by academic crip tollingists in the open literature, yet nsa still treats their very existence as secret information. now, again, it's worth emphasizing these cold war era cipher machines are truly ancient history in the technology and practice of cryptology, and i was talking to someone at nsa, 70 years is the same interval of time that separates the end of the american civil war and the start of world war ii? during which time a few innovations such as electricity, the automobile, the air plane, and the radio appeared, and the last 70 years have if anything brought about an even more sweeping technological revolution in computing and electroni

a shot from the quad copper for. smart trains spokesperson to air-to-air and verify all stages of this enormous $450 million project currently. operators are testing the trains as they put on various speeds to computer systems make sure that states are working properly. >> : to make sure people understand what the general tracks is dangerous but also illegal. this march in will cover 43 mi. in the north bay. there is this the recently got funding to put to the ferry terminal in larkspur. >> reporter: has many features bars to hold onto tray tables and actual tables. all you have to do is push a button and the doors open. there are bathrooms and restaurants that serve coffee a alcoholic beverages. san joaquin kickback relax taken the no. 8 see range and skip the traffic as you had to work or play the trains go on line by the end of the year. >> marty: dozens of people lining is differences to city hall. all an attempt to recall the mayor. earlier this week protesters filed that the department of elections have a recal

are reports indicating teams could be shying away from the 27-year-old power forward because of the quad> steph curry may have decided to sit out the rio olympics, but clearly could not pass up the opportunity to avenge his three-point contest loss to klay thompson. but this time, the dual was a little bit different. check this out. steph and klay in a three-point shootout with humongous basketballs and then gallons of slime. curry found his rhythm early. got the evenly over klay in this conte contest. they're not the splash brothers for nothing, people. and the kids left slimed but smiling. >>> the new england patriots deflategate and spygate have nothing on this situation in baseball. cardinals scouting director is facing 46 months in jail. he pled guilty to hacking the houston astros data system. >>> the oakland a's had a hole in their rotation for tuesday. it's going to be filled by dillon overton. he got rocked for eight runs against the giants five days later. his services are needed because there was a step up to fill in for rich hill after he left the game after only five pitches

are reports indicating teams could be shying away from the 27-year-old power forward because of the quad> steph curry may have decided to sit out the rio olympics, but clearly could not pass up the opportunity to avenge his three-point contest loss to klay thompson. but this time, the dual was a little bit different. check this out. steph and klay in a three-point shootout with humongous basketballs and then gallons of slime. curry found his rhythm early. got the evenly over klay in this conte contest. they're not the splash brothers for nothing, people. and the kids left slimed but smiling. >>> the new england patriots deflategate and spygate have nothing on this situation in baseball. cardinals scouting director is facing 46 months in jail. he pled guilty to hacking the houston astros data system. >>> the oakland a's had a hole in their rotation for tuesday. it's going to be filled by dillon overton. he got rocked for eight runs against the giants five days later. his services are needed because there was a step up to fill in for rich hill after he left the game after only five pitches

tomorrow, parts of missouri and iowa and quad cities. careful in the ohio river valley.ne last thing, hot temperatures and people under heat advisories. if you are dealing with the heat it stays with us. and no signs of it leaving in the east and southern plains. >> thank you for that report. >> three years after the murder of his girlfriend. oscar pistorias is sentenced to it six years in prison. is this case finally over or could the appeal be in the works? >> hillary clinton moving away from the e-mail investigation and taking on donald trump's business record in atlantic city. what she is saying in front of his old casino. >> his excuse for the failure is that atlantic city went downhill and not his fault. but don't believe it. his business bes were failing long before the rest of the town was struggling. . . . -of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients

will have on the whole debate -- on the one hand he has changed the toxic atmosphere in some quarters quad oregon -- on the other hand you might say his -- undermine something cases on behalf of traditional christian values. how do you think these things will play out? >> that one actually is easier than yours, because i think we can all agree that one really wonderful thing about this pope is that he has made people outside the catholic church and outside the christian world -- he has made them look, and it's a great opening for us because what we need to do is make them look more, and we should run with that. >> okay. one more question. >> i'm a public school teacher of young children, first grade. and my concern, 35 years into the business. i'm concerned about boys as victims of a pernicious feminism and that it's kind of carried out into the rise in suicide statistics from white men of a certain social class, and i'm wondering how this -- sort of a -- how do we take this basic hunger that people have, religious anthropology, that people are hungry for something and that they don't know

cespedes exits in the fifth with tightness in the quad. continuing to bother him. willmar florez crushes what looks like his 11th home run of the year. but the umpire called him out because of fan interference. the mets lose 7-2. and joe girardi says all that trade talks has not changed his team's approach. against the rays. go-ahead home run. yankees up over tampa bay 2-1. it did not take long for the rays to take the lead. the yankees bullpen a little thin these days. now that chapman is with the cubs. tim beckman makes it 6-2, rays in the seventh. and the golden sombrero for a- rod. three straight losses for the yankees. for cbs2 sports, i mark morgan. have a great day. >>> and the mets are still celebrating the number retirement of mike piazza. >> if you're not at the ceremony yesterday, you can get your hands on this bubblehead here. the team is giving away m the bobble heads for the first 15,000 fans at this afternoon's game against the rockies at citi field. >> so cute. hopefully the mets do better today on the field then they did yesterday. congratulations

a all-star break coming up, they would rather continue to give him days off to rest that strained quad. >> kenny: cespedes and syndergaard, both replaced in the all-star game. although syndergaard will head to san diego. in fact, terry collins told us that he will probably throw for about 10 minutes with his pitching coach, dan warthen, on hand tuesday. but will not pitch in the game. and then will be pushed to the back end of the rotation following the break, which will give him ten full days off. there's dan warthen. part of the mets coaching staff. they will all be heading out to san diego with terry collins. >> tom: you talk about syndergaard. he throws harder than anybody in baseball. hardest fastball in baseball, hardest changeup, hardest slider. there is wear and tear with the extreme velocity that he has, even with that big body that he has. >> kenny: lagares down on strikes to end the inning. so we head to the ninth at citi field, 6-1, nationals. thisthe only pick-up50. with a high strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body. of all the full-size, half ton pickups, it's got

a all-star break coming up, they would rather continue to give him days off to rest that strained quad. >> kenny: cespedes and syndergaard, both replaced in the all-star game. although syndergaard will head to san diego. in fact, terry collins told us that he will probably throw for about 10 minutes with his pitching coach, dan warthen, on hand tuesday. but will not pitch in the game. and then will be pushed to the back end of the rotation following the break, which will give him ten full days off. there's dan warthen. part of the mets coaching staff. they will all be heading out to san diego with terry collins. >> tom: you talk about syndergaard. he throws harder than anybody in baseball. hardest fastball in baseball, hardest changeup, hardest slider. there is wear and tear with the extreme velocity that he has, even with that big body that he has. >> kenny: lagares down on strikes to end the inning. so we head to the ninth at citi field, 6-1, nationals. thisthe only pick-up50. with a high strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body. of all the full-size, half ton pickups, it's got

it severed his spinal cord and his life -- he is a paraplegic or a quad draw plea ig jig. it is a black man with a long felony record. there is an issue with criminal justice and why some criminal are on the streets. i am with you. there are -- good cops don't like bad cops. it makes their lives tougher. tv show hosts don't like bad tv show hosts. but cops don't like bad cops because it makes it harder for them to do their jobs. they want it gone. we have a process for that. what we don't have is a process where violence, destruction of property is part of your first amendment right. those are crimes. >> moving on, it is now time for -- sometimes when an actor or musician spouts off, we say shut up. what do you know? you ma i -- you may be talented in one area, but it doesn't give you any insight into public policy. they are scientists. they are smart, right? i think being qualified in science doesn't make your political opinions anymore valid than that of say -- >> matt damon. >> what do you know. guess who agrees with me? a nation ruled by science is a terrible idea. he

the other is recovering from a strained quad, he's going to be watching this summer.atch out world, they are setting their sights on 2020. >>> while these youngsters may have the right idea when it comes to keeping cool, area pools and fountains are a fun way to keep the stress of the heat from getting to you and your family. amelia. we need that, and we need more of it. >> absolutely. look at our temperatures already, pat, near 90 degrees. 89 right now in the district. highs today in the low to mid-90s. high of 95. when you factor in the humidity, feeling more like 100 this afternoon. there is the chance for some late day thunderstorms, mainly south of town and southern maryland around fredericksburg in the northern neck. a better chance that you're see some heavier rain and maybe gusty winds with highs in the mid to upper 90s, mid-90s on saturday, but the humidity levels start to the go down during the day, sunday, spectacul spectacular, low humidity, plenty of sun, highs in the mid to upper 80s, ladies. >> thanks amelia. >>> the first family of tennis might battle

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and now instead of living on the freshman quad, he's living on the streets.anhandling for his next fix. turned away from treatment facilities due to a lack of resources. hillary heard from law enforcement, stretched to their limit, dealing with substance abuse. she knows that drug counselors and police officers and others on the front lines of the battle are heroes. they're doing amazing work. but they need more help. hillary clinton knows we cannot continue on this path. she knows because she listened in new hampshire and across the country. she listened. she learned. and she put together a plan to treat this like the health emergency it is. to deploy the necessary resources to fight it. her plan would invest in goals to prevent drug use among teenagers, ensure every person suffering from addiction can obtain comprehensive treatment, ensure that all first responders carry narcan, which can stop overdoses from becoming fatal and prioritize treatment over prison for low-level and nonviolent drug offenses so we can end the era of mass incarceration. pay for pol

. >> josephus is recovering from a strained quad he is watching this summer.ch out because they are dreaming night. i'm mark segraves. we'll tell you about the >>> we're back with breaking news right now. >> jackie bensen has just arrived on the scene of a serious multi-car accident on northeast. what do you know about it at this point? >> people are taking a look at these vehicles and are just wondering how could you have gotten up to speed on a city street for this to happen? blue toyota appears to be an suv is overturned. nissan maxima behind it, we're told, total of five people were in those two vehicles, all young adults. we're told one young woman was ejected from one of the vehicles and we're told one of the people injured has what are considered to be life-threatening injuries. we're here at 18th and c streets northeast at elliott hind junior high school. school was not in session because thankfully it would have been lettin now. d.c. speed camera obviously put there because of the school. because this is, again, four lanes, two and passing lane on eac

cespedes, the quad is still bothering him. adding insult to injury. willmar for us crushes his 11 11th homer of the year. but the umpires called and not because of fan interference. the mets lose 7-2. >>> and joe girardi says all the trade talk has not changed the go-ahead home run. the yankees up over tampa bay. 2-1. it did not take long for the tampa bay rays to retake the lead. a two run pop off. now it is 3-2, tampa. the yankees bullpen a little thin these days. now that shaq minutes with the cubs. and making it 6-2raye in the seventh. and the golden somber offer a- rod. that is three straight losses for the yankees. for cbs2 news, >>> and the mets are still celebrating mike piazza's retirement. >> today, you can get your hands on these bobble heads. >> the team is getting away mike piazza bobble heads to the first 15,000 fans at this afternoon's game against the rockies at citi field. >> they were giving out stuff all weekend thanks losing -- including jerseys and bobble heads. >> i like this one. hear from him, he seems to generally appreciate a

making matters worse, cespedes exit in the fifth with tightness again in the quad. continuing to bo crushes looks like his 11th home run of the year but he is called out because of fan interference. the mets lose 7-2. >> and joe girardi says the trade talks has not changed his team's approach. and the go-ahead home run. the yankees up over tampa bay. 2-1. it did not take long for the rays to retake the lead. now it is 3-2, tampa. the yankees bullpen a little thin these days. now that chapman is with the cubs. and tim beckham makes it 6-2, rays, in the seventh. five hits for the bombers to go with 10 strikeouts. the golden sombrero for a-rod. three straight losses for the yankees. for cbs sports, i'm mark morgan. >>> and still celebrating the number retirement of mike piazza. >> if you were not at the ceremony yesterday, you can get your hands on one of >> the team is giving away mike piazza bobble heads to the first 15,000 fans at the game this afternoon against the rockies at citi field. >> congratulations to mike piazza. he looks like he really enjoyed all the acc

yoenis cespedes left the game with a sore right quad. the yankees are still deciding whether to sell at the trade deadline. they were taking on the last place race. eighth inning, nathan eovaldi to deep left center. the rays lead 1-0. in the 3rd, yankees up one, it's kirt crushing this pitch deep to left. and in the seventh. tick beckham joins the party with this two-run blast to center. the yankees fall 6-3 the final. it's their third straight loss. they will try to avoid the sweep this afternoon. the third round of the pga championship was suspended due to yesterday's storms in new enjoy the rest of your sun. for "today in new york," i'm harry cicma. >>> up next on "today in new york," a new jersey grandmother's story of survival after days with no food or water, just her and her cat. >>> and we're keeping an eye on a flood threat on this sunday. let's look outside at the hamilton bridge. not a lot of rain around the five boroughs, but what about your beach plans? we'll look at your shore cast ewide sale going on now! buy one, get one

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november 17th, a few dozen students pitch tents a la occupy wall street and stay overnight on the campus quadthe following morning, campus police repeatedly warn them to break down their encampments. >> you've been advised that your actions constitute a violation of law. you have been given several opportunities to voluntarily cease your actions and leave this area. >> that afternoon, campus cops decide to take action. [ church bells ] >> around 3:00 p.m., we're all up there, sort of waiting in anticipation for how they're going to handle this, and the word sort of spreads around that there is, you know, 50 or so riot police that are approaching the campus. they were told that they had to leave by the police, who then started to advance. >> boo! how does it feel? >> those who don't comply with the police order are arrested and detained on the spot. ten people in all. >> the only resistance they were met with was people who just went limp. no one was sort of resisting arrest or, you know, doing anything to fight them, except just going on the ground and going limp. >> stay back -- >> you're su

storm scan three we have got a quad sweep here, nothing really to show you, not much happening outside at the moment. we do pick up a shower or thunderstorm it will be later this afternoon or into tonight as we wide than out on storm scan three, you can see everything is quiet. couple showers and storms off to the south and we will see heat and humidity but a few pop up storms the not out of the question this afternoon. temperatures right now very warm, steamy as well. 78 degrees in the city. seventy-three in reading. seventy-four in wilmington. sixty-nine in millville. quakertown at 66. doylestown 72. palmyra 77 degrees to start the day. dew point right now is 66 degrees. that is pretty steamy, that puts us right in the steam range here as we head through today. of course, that is saturday, not wednesday and it will stay that way throughout the afternoon. we will see dew points in the mid 60's all day long. no, sir as bad as thursday when dew points were in the 07's, very similar to yesterday. it is in the the dry but again, it is not oppressive unbearable humidity. taking you through

however, the company is confident that it will be launching its karma quad copter drone before the holidaysng with new cameras and they believe that those will be well received and as a result it's sticking to its full-year forecast. investors like hearing that. and gopro shares are up about 5% in the early going. stock market off to a mixed started. weekly jobless claims up by 14,000. still in a range "suggesting" job growth by the economy. let's check the big board. dow lower by 60. nasdaq up a bit. s&p down a few. back to you. >> thank you. >>> one way to ease crowds on commuter trains is to convince passengers to travel during off times and that's what bart hopes. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from orinda with details of a new program the transit agency is trying out. anne. >> reporter: yeah. we are still waiting for more details honestly but we know it is called bart perks and the purpose is to try to ease up congestion in the morning commute. anybody who has ridden bart during the hours of, say, between 6 and 9 a.m. knows that the train cars can get really packed. so this is a $

. >> rey: we might in that quad jumper. >> whitaker: stepping into a lead role-- 23-year-old newcomert scavenger. john boyega is another new face. he plays finn, a disillusioned stormtrooper. >> finn: i've got nothing to fight for. >> whitaker: your universe seems to be a more diverse place, by gender? by race? >> abrams: mm-hmm. >> whitaker: what do you think the impact of that is going to be? >> abrams: when we started casting the movie, it felt incredibly important to me that the movie look like wo which this movie is being released. >> whitaker: abrams didn't just direct the movie; he wrote it with lawrence kasdan, who wrote two of the original "star wars" with lucas. abrams knew from the start he would tell a story that blended the new with the old. taking his cue from the first trilogy, he made authenticity paramount, shooting in far-flung locales, like this desert in abu dhabi. the sets were built from scratch; the explosions were real. were there times when you stepped back from being the director and you were just the fan on the set? >> abrams: it was very hard to be in the 1

now and quadruple quad jumps didn't think she would see that ever. >> so lovely. time? >> you had it, too. >> i tried to have it. i couldn't accomplish it. >> it was sort of my attempt. >> we all wanted it. i can remember going into supercuts and asking for the dorothy hamill. >> 9. >>> we got olympic news this morning involving katy perry. she is a super fan of the olympics and has written and recorded an let's hear from katy herself. >> i have been having really late nights in the studio, taking my time and writing my new album, there is, however, a song that has been brewing inside of me for years and has finally come to the surface. i was inspired to finish it now rather than save it for the album because of the over all mood of the world today. >> no matter how you shake my core. >> now more than ever, there's a need for our world to unite and together we can rise above the fear in our country and around the world. i can't think of a better example coming up than the olympic athletes as they gather together in rio with their strengths and fearlessness to remi

now and quadruple quad jumps didn't think she would see that ever. >> so lovely. more time? >> you had it, too. >> i tried to have it. i couldn't accomplish it. >> it was sort of my attempt. >> we all wanted it. i can remember going into supercuts and asking for the dorothy hamill. >> 9.99 hamill. >> we have news involving katy perry. she's written and recorded an original new song for nbc's coverage called "rise." first, let's hear from katy herself. >> hi, everyone. katy perry here. sorry i've actually been having some really late nights in the studio taking my time, writing my new album. there is, however, a song that's been brewing inside of me for years that has finally come to the surface. i was inspired to finish it now rather than save it for the album because of the overall mood of the worrell today. world today. ♪ no matter how you shake now more than ever there's a need for our world to unite. i know that together we can rise above the fear in our country and around the world. ♪ don't doubt it ♪ don't doubt it i can't think of a better example than the

got addicted to painkillers, switch to heroin and now instead of living on the freshman claude, -- quad on the street and handling. areary heard how attics being turned away from treatment facilities due to a lack of resources. and hillary heard from one enforcement -- law enforcement. she knows that drug counselors and police officers and the other incredible people on the front lines are heroes. they are doing amazing work, but they need our help. americans died0 from drug overdoses in 2014. hillary clinton knows we cannot continue on this path. she knows because during this campaign she listened and new hampshire and across the country. she listened, she learned and she put together a plan to treat this like the health emergency that it is. and to deploy the necessary resources to fight it. her plan would infest and some simple goals. empower communities to prevent drug use among teenagers. and every person suffering from addiction can obtain comprehensive treatment. ensure that all first responders carry narcans which can stop overdoses from becoming fatal. and prioritize treatment

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this is a shot from our quad copter 4. >> this is an excellent commuting option. >>reporter: i was taken on a tour as moving into the final stages of this $450 million prompt. currently operators are testing the trains as they try out various speeds, check out spurt systems, and make sure that gates are working properly. >> one of our main concerns is really getting the community used to the fact that we'll be up and running because we're testing the gates with and without trains. for the drivers, please never stop on the tracks. people are walking on the tracks still so we want people to understand that walking on railroad tracks is dangerous and illegal. >>reporter: it will cover 43- miles in the north bay. >> that will start over at samaritan know ma county airport and go to downtown san rafael. >>reporter: the train has many features, bars to hold onto, bike hooks, tray tables, and actual tables. plus, take a look at this, in this smart train, all you have to do is gently push a button and the doors open. in addition there's bathrooms and many restaurants that

one is in college and the other quad graduated from high school. >>> and diana ross is set to take thes the magic even at 72 years old. she performed tonight in san francisco at the orphan. it's part of the in the name of love tour. and she will perform at san rafael at the marin memorial auditorium. both shows are at 8:00 >>> checking in on our instagram -- by the way, diana ross, if you are up this early,you need to come here and visit us. >>> check instagram, this is the work of conservation. this is a sight not seen in decades. to read more about how conservation has helped make this picture a reality, we do hope you head over to our instagram page page at ktvu 2. >> time is 8:43. one in five u c student don't have enough to eat. the steps now being taken to fight hunger on college campuses >>> and new video here of draymond green being led away in hand cuffs in michigan. what we are learning about the altercation that led to his arestaurants, up next. >>> we are looking at a commute that is getting a little bit better, finally here, but 280 is beginning to loosen up here to the we

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if such a proposal is made to the ethics commission i will treat it like the quads i judicial position that an ethics commissioner has. that is, evaluate the arguments. evaluate probably evidence about use in other jurisdictions, both american and foreign countries. and make a decision accordingly. i'm not going to let my feelings in the commencement of the proposition 73 drafting in 1988 control or affect my evaluation, theoretically, in 2016 or 2017 or 18 of public financing in san francisco. >> thank you for your willingness to serve and i think you would be a breath of fresh air on the ethics commission to support their leadership role. i think everyone for writing to us with very thoughtful comments from john dollinger to larry bush and friends of ethics to many others. norman yee writing in your support. thank you sen. cobb >> may i impose mdm. chairwoman, just to express the public record my thanks. to all of those individuals to former mayor art agnew's, mr. broadman, the san francisco chamber of commerce, the california first amendment coalition of which i've been a board memb