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in rapid city the current temperature 36 degrees.ad into the suburb areas you feel even colder and temperatures also colder dipping down below freezing. we have a number of brief warnings in effect across parts of the northern plains. high temperatures below average across the great lakes. in chicago the high 56. in kansas city you are making it into the upper 50's as we geed into the afternoon. across parts of the southwest temperatures above average 99 will be the high in l.a. and also in the city of phoenix. the fire danger stays high today in southern california, heather and ainsley, we have red flag warnings in effect. let's head over to you. >> good for those individuals to hear that information. stay safe in california. >> thank you. the time now is 38 mints after the top of the hour. coming up, you got to listen to this, a child grabed by the face pinned against the wall by a teacher. his parents demanding the school take action. >> after a massive recall general motors you tell ping the vehicles to the test once again those

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in rapid city. i have a lot of friends in the area, everyone's sick of the snow at this point. through the day, big temperature contrast, depending where you are. back to you. >> she did say snow. >> she did. >> heartbreak and anger as the search continues for those missing school girls down in nigeria. >> i just feel like killing myself. >> as one mother worries about her daughter, parents around the world show their support, including the first lady, michelle obama. >> an out of control driver sends people running for their lives. why police say he did it on purpose, trying to run down people in his way. >> high school boys in trouble for the way they pitched their prom dates. >> they actually held an nfl style draft. >> oh, no. oh, no. [ laughter ] >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters. >> straight ahead, nigeria still dealing with the abduction of those school girls, playing host to a major international event the economic forum. >> the nfl draft an

rapid city to omaha, 37 verse 72 as the temperature right now, so each 100-miles you go, the temperature is dropping 10° as you go westward. that is a strong cold front. that's coming through the country, and ahead of that, the temperatures, a lot of them in the 80s, and that will help to fuel the severe weather through the course of the day. anywhere we're watching, anywhere in the yellow, that's a slight risk. and the red is moderate. this is pretty far north. and i told you how far north it has gotten, to have that severe of a risk. south of all of this, it's still in the slight risk area for severe weather, but also areas of rain. we have gotten enough to cause concerns, especially in western oklahoma and texas we're watching for that. too bad it's not just a little farther to the west in the drought areas, but it could be an active day. >> good news, if you're an amazon shopper, the retailer delivering packages on sundays. shoppers in new york have been doing so since late last year, and now the program is going to expand to 15 other cities, including philadelphia, austin and cincin

in rapid city you are looking at high temperature of 90. upper 80s in dallas. >> doesn't sound too bad. >> thank you, maria. >> he is officially out of the u.s. open. the golfer still recovering from the back surgery back in march. it will be the 6th major he missed because of injuries. no word on when tiger woods will be back on the golf course. >> miya angelou was an inspiring writer and that made her a legend. she was just as poetic in 140 characters on-line than in print. the last tweet was a fitting final message. she said "listen to yourself and in that quiet you might hear the voice of god." angelo died at her home at wake forest university. she was 86 years old. >> it is now 10 minutes after the top of the hour. a massive fire burning on the runway at the airport. it is not what it seems. the security scare prompted by a tweet. >> students being drawn to distraction. it leaves kids staring at blank walls. >> one of hollywood's a list actors attacked on the red carpet. what we hear about the man who fluing plugged a star. you've reac

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place he like rapid city to sioux falls. places to be watched. al jazeera america continues.> soccer marches won't be the only treat for thousands of tourists at the world cup next month. a road leading up to one of sao paulo's stadiums has become an art gallery. daniel sand li sandler has more. >> the opening match between brazil and croatia. long long road, four kilometers of it, very, very dull that needed to be livened up. every single element of the game of football that they can think about. the passion, the emotion, the tragedy and the ultimate victory. >> translator: this event here is a four kilometers graffiti wall. the longest one in latin america and involves 70 artists. my proposal, fun watching the game. sort of an animation story of the games. i show fun during the game. starting with the beginning and included the moments of tension and suddenness until we reach the celebration of the goal. the idea is that those driving down this road will have the sensensation of watching an animation frame by frame. >> nobody expresses themselves better than the brazilians.

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maybe you travel around rapid city or denver, right off the front range, watch for storms to fire up, everything in red is where we could see hail. maybe an isolated tornado threat but a greater risk for tornados out on sunday, that will include omaha, wichita and the forecast across the country is going to produce pleasant conditions across the east. get in your hammock and enjoy the sunshine. in the 70s. . at's a >> good morning. 6:14 the time right now looking at palo alto and see that marin layer really thick this morning. this will burn off through the afternoon hours. by 11:00 start to see plenty of sunshine, south bay, peninsula, east bay and in san francisco right now, just shrouded with clouds. everybody, everywhere waking up to cloud cover this morning. this afternoon we are talking about plenty of sunshine and, in fact highs today will be very similar to where they were yesterday. 70s for inland valleys, cool at the coast with 60s warm in the north bay with 80s there. much. coming up next, a family feud over the the care ofly agendaary radio personality casey cason. first t

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billings, rapid city, denver, all under a slight risk for severe storms, with gusty winds and localizedornadoes. head up to the upper midwest, looking at heavy rain and a round of severe storms later on today, even into the day tomorrow. but look at these impressive rainfall amounts. international falls could see upwards of two to three inches of rain by the time this system finally moves out of here. and just what they don't need across the gulf coast, more rain. houston, looking at a record-breaking month for rain. the highest amount of rain so far this year. and looking at about 12 inches. that's what they had so far for the month. looking at the video outside of tampa earlier yesterday. a weak tornado moved on through. and we are going to look for conditions to gradually improve across the country, with temperatures in the 80s. >> that's a look at your local forecast. back to bianna and dan. >> steve, thank you. >>> and coming up here on "gma," bizarre behavior in court by the model and surfer. there she is. accused of trying to run down another woman. her strange and surprising que

temperatures making it into the upper 80s in cities like rapid city, denver, and also in parts of newone. let's go over some sports. playoff time on the hardwood and on the ice. let's start with basketball. russell westbrook bring the thunder to all even with san antonio. he was phenomenal. dropped 40 points. mvp kevin durant, 31. the thunder are playing like the thunder finally. final score, 105-92. i give them a leg up in the series, but the next one to win two goes on to the finals. the rangers trying to close out the series. montreal would have none of it. canadians bourque score ago hat trick. the rangers still in control, though. they lead the best of seven. they head back to madison square garden. >>> baseball. fifty-cent, he had the honor of thoughing out the first pitch for the new york mets. let's watch. >> he's here to promote his concert coming up here in mid june. that was not a strike. >> a little wide. >> he is such an athlete, too. it's surprising. there he is, 50-cent has a concert coming up and that's a very kind play by play man saying that was not a strike. boy, wa

you see in the orange and red shaded area from billings, montana to rapid city and cheyenne.od old afternoon and evening thunderstorms. it shifts to the east. from south dakota extending all the way down to the panhandle of texas. very typical for this time of year. what is not typical? 86 degrees in chicago. typically they would be in the mid-70s. these readings are a good 10 to 12 degrees where it should be for this time of year. washington at 77. denver, 92 or 82 rather. seattle, a comfortable 75. back to you guys. >>> karen, thanks. we will head down to florida where geologists are checking out a sinkhole that opened up in a parking lot. that parking lot is across the street from legoland. >> don't get too close. people noticed a small depression by thursday morning. by evening, it is growing bigger. none of the buildings around the parking lot has been effected. you can see the tape blocking it off. hopefully they will get it under control. >>> a few minutes ago, we were playing, "under the sea" from "little mermaid." i know kids perked up. you will actually meet the man

and i hope that in the zero vision and walk and hope that funding for the other bus rapid systems throughout the city is a key part for the future. and like senior and disability action, as we expand free muni for younger people. that we have equity in mind to think about lower and moderate income with disabilities and seniors as well. and i know that you are working on that as well. i thank you for presenting the budget. i have concerns like supervisor avalos but i feel that you are working in good faith to keep us informed on the moving pieces as well. thank you. >> thank you to all department heads for coming today. colleagues i suggest, i would like to entertain a motion to continue items 1, 2 and 3 to next week's meeting. just quick. before we do that, just in terms of intentions. i think that child support services, my sense that we are going to be okay with their budget. and i don't think they need to come back next week. we are going to make amendments next week to the retirement budget, and director hewitt wants to be back. and mta, we will be in touch. whether there are continued questions

live in these cities and it is projected that by the middle of the century this number will be multiplied many times over, with 60% of the world's population living in urban areas. this rapid growth means an ever-rising toll to human health unless we gain a better understanding of the life cycle of air pollutants. and that's exactly what's being done in mexico city for the milagro project, the largest coordinated study ever conducted of megacity air pollution. 1, 2, 3. luisa molina is the project coordinator and one of the lead scientists on this effort. molina: "milagro" stands for "megacity initiative local and global research observations." and we were very, very pleased that we were able to find an acronym, milagro, that not only fit the themes of our measurement campaign, but it also means "miracle" in spanish. narrator: in march 2006, molina gathered an international team of more than 450 scientists to investigate the effects of local pollution in mexico city on the surrounding regions and the global atmosphere. the scientists represent over 50 academic and research institutions from mexico, europe, and the united states, including nasa the department of energy and t

. >> to approve the special trait fair between the city and rapid transmitted districts through june 2020 and not to exceed 25 mile. >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted. >> item 18 to authorize the transfer agreement to expire june 30th between the city and package street for the transfer of real property for the development of a 16 unit affordable housing. >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapted item 19. a resolution to determine that the transfer of an off sale premises to premises on howard street unit 2 to 9 to one 01 will serve the convenience of the city and same house, same call? this resolution is adapted >> it is to determine little transfer of on sale premises license to 250 columbus avenue will serve the public convenience. >> same house, same call? next item. this is determining the transfer of on sale general license from 1016 california street to another allocation doorknobs will serve is public convenience >> same house, same call? this resolution is adapt. >> item 22 to amend the tax regulations campaign environment health metropolitan ele

every summer, she travels back to kampala with a group of students who aim to study the city and its rapid growth. >> uganda is having problems. it is urbanism the most important thing? i would argue that it is the way a city functions that affects everything else. i am an architect. i have projects in new york and kampala. every time i go back, i think that there is great opportunity in kampala. i grew up in uganda. my family is there. i travel back every year. i've been doing research on urbanism in kampala, looking at how the city grew and how it is growing rapidly now and how it is adapting to its rapid growth. the first sketch was made in 1884. it shows the kingdom of uganda. we see the king's palace. and this was his hunting grounds. it was formed over seven hills by the british administration. they hired a german architect. the vertical stripes are european zone, diagonal are the african zone. he was seen as being progressive for including -- in the plan, because the system before thought that the city would be for the colonial government and everyone else would move outside the cit

upper limit on a conforming loan that's much higher in the likes of san francisco than it is in rapid city, and i don't understand why i subsidize sunshine in states where houses cost more, and in this case where the government has already nationalized all the housing industry and there's no private label mortgages. i don't understand why we don't see more ire against this scenario. >> in terms of where interest rates are today, what that means for stocks and what that means for bonds, i think we're in a long-term secular bear market that we called last may that will continue even though we've had a cyclical bull market in bonds the last three months, and i think we're in a long-term sick lar bull market for stocks that will continue to go on making new highs again. investors need to rotate into large cap, into value, but this bull market for stocks will continue to go on. >> even though, david, i mean, the point we keep harping on is job growth is so -- it's getting better, but it is just lumbering along so athemically. the housing market, one of the real staples of the economy, just not

we will have that on rapid corridors throughout the city. significant improvement, being the mta with both the traffic and transit together in one agency, we are able to do. >> (inaudible). >> i think it's probably too early to evaluate the data we have on travel time. we have immediately, i know the sustainable street folks are working with transit to get the transit signal in place. and that's something that they will be evaluating. but it's not systematically making all the lights on mission green all the time. it's not extending every cycle. so it's not going to have -- >> (inaudible). >> yeah, it's a great point. it's something that we should measure, and i expect as part of our grant requirements, if not for our own interest, that we would be evaluating that. that's right. but again even muni performance alone, the better muni works, the more attractive it is, and the more people on muni. and that's fewer people driving and competing for travel space and parking. but that's a great point and something that we include in our evaluation

in the 50s in rapid city, minneapolis. ahead of the system, very warm.e world's first and most recognizable super hero. ♪ ♪ >> just a bit later today, superman hall of heros will be honoring the everyday heros in the name of superman. joining us now david burke, paraolympic gold medalist and matthew reeve who will accept it on behalf of his father, christopher reeve. we are so honored to have you here today. this has to mean so much to each and every one of you. ten inductees at 11:00 o'clock, exceptional, just backgrounds that you have, strength and diligence. i want to start with you accepting on behalf of your father. surely the ultimate superman. what would it mean to him? what does it mean to you to be accepting on behalf of your dad today? >> he'd be particularly given the caliber of the other inductees. he'd be greatly honored. it's astonishing that 35 years later after that his performance still resonates with people. more so for the courage and bravery he showed after his accident. >> absolutely. decades deep the loyalty goes for their ultimate

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> by most accounts grand rapids, 20 miles east of lake michigan is an ideal place to live, but like all citiesrside. when crime occurs here or in the outlying areas, the arrested parties are likely to spend time at the kent county jail. ♪ ♪ >> spread your legs as far apart as you can. >> most of the 1,000 male and female inmates here are accused of crimes and are awaiting time for the resolution of their cases. jail officials take strides to house inmates in a manner that will minimize problems. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> we evaluate everyone that comes in, their risk, their need. we have housing areas of inmates of the same type of risks, same type of needs and that's how you keep your jail as safe as possible. some cases, however, require the jail to take extra precautions. >> d-1, can you open 42, please? >> we now have a case in the jail that involves four suspects that are involved in a very serious criminal sexual assault and home invasion and the importance of keeping those people separate is a full-time responsibility for us because you can have some very violent situations wher

. >> straddling the grand river, grand rapids combines the amenities of a sophisticated city with small town charm and natural beauty. forbes magazine calls it the best city in america to raise a family. even the best families face problems. a few miles from downtown is the kent county jail. >> people ask me all the time when i'm out there in the world, who you got in jail. i always tell them well, we've got your family members, your neighbors, your co-workers. >> on any given day, about a thousand men and women are incarcerated here. >> i want you guys on your bunks. time for head count. i need your id. >> while some are convicted, most are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial or the resolution of their case zbls you've got the people standing behind you in line at the grocery store, people handing the food out at the drive through, those are the people we have in jail. >> a life in the sack. >> a few years earlier may have been a surprise to local residents to see brandy knight inside the jail. they might have remembered her as a popular secretary at a nearby elementary school. >

and others have expressed anger as supervisor wiener said at the quick and rapid proliferation of the boxes all over the city. i know that the artwork and the greening and maintenance of the boxes as they were grauld improved around the city is other than important improvement to the legislation i applaud supervisor wiener for and look forward to engage the planning association for the richmond i know has been working on the issue for a number of years to make sure if the boxes are approved we're doing our best to make sure they're not a blight and involve neighbors in making them fitting into the neighborhood so thank you very much to supervisor wiener and the co-sponsors as well >> any other comments colleagues. roll call vote >> item 33 supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. supervisor chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. there are 11 i's. the ordinance is passed on the first reading let's 80 go to roll call >> supervisor wiener you're up to introduce new business. >> submitted. >> okay supervisor y