folks from alum rock union are older than mt. pleasant kids who are starting today. vianey, you know the whole area of san jose getting on the roads soon. these folks on the road at the bay bridge and the backup continues to build. the fastrak lanes are still moving, great for tuesday at 6:01 and all the feeding routes are great. only slowing in contra costa county, a site from that approach to the bay bridge looking at westbound highway 4, pittsburg into bay point. i shouldn't say the bay bridge because that's in alameda county. i know that, folks. the rest of the bay moves nicely. a new crash in hayward, looks like it might be on the nimitz. >>> it is 6:01. a major development in a high rchb profile bay area criminal case back to square one f jury deliberations in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial after three jurors are dismissed and replaced aalternates. pete suratos, they have to completely start over. >> reporter: yes, that's right, guys. jury deliberation also now have to start over in the ghost ship trial and really at this point it's unclear why the jurors

back to school for alum rock union, 58 degrees, brightens up in the afternoon, low to eventually upper0s. this is the most widespread low cloudiness and fog and drizzle. then afternoon it pulls back to the coast. just like today, temperatures below average. this is a good thing from fire danger perspective to have cooler than average conditions. great sleeping weather, tomorrow afternoon. 67 in san francisco, 64 half moon bay. breezy. low 80s from napa to santa rosa. 73 in oakland, 85anjose i morgan hill. accuweather seven-day forecast, morning gray and drizzle. mid80s for the warmest spots. but sharp warm-up wednesday. sizzling inland by thursday. good thing is we're not expecting record heat or widespread hot weather, just inland heat event for most of the workweek beginning wednesday heading into early next week. mid-60s coast side, all about pleasing everyone. absolutely. >>> what's one thing a tourist shouldn't miss in san francisco? >>> rock legend mick jagger a recommendation. >> got to hear at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. c

alum rock union school has their first day.elcome back to class and let's get you set out the door. by about 7:00/8:00 a.m. in the 60s. a combination of sun and clouds. a sweater is okay but notice by 12:00, 1:00 recess time lunch time warming up into the 70s. we're talking low 80s for the san jose south bay area. so have a great first day of i don't know, what is it, parents, i hope your kids have a great day of school. i'll wait until 6:00 to say good morning to your kids. microclimate highs in the 80s. 86 degrees in morgan hill. 82 in san jose and in through the east bay, 73 degrees for oakland. concord 86. notice our temperatures into the tri-valley went up just one or two notches today. it's not noticeable the warmup but come tomorrow you'll notice it. 79 degrees in redwood city, up through mission area 68 degrees. still going to keep some of the breeze in through san francisco so you get another chance to enjoy kind of that sea breeze that's been keeping the coastal areas nice and cool. overalthough your microclimate high

we have alan rock union school district, a sunny 78 at noon and sunny and warm 85 at 3:00.n. it's going to be a great year. 113 in palm springs. 92 in chico. low to mid-80s in the sierra, at least in the valleys, right now it's 45 in tahoe. look at the temperatures over the weekend, could they be more steady? 48 for >>> passengers getting used to a big change at san francisco international airport. >> the big headline is plastic water bottles are out, and we are finding that's sort of true. amy hollyfield is live at sfo. you just found out about a big loophole in this ban. >> reporter: we did find an exception. we saw large plastic water bottles in the case, and it turns out this doesn't apply to the large bottles, anything larger than a liter in a plastic bottle they still sell, and it's only the small plastic bottles of water that won't be sold here, so the big ones are still here. sfo rolled out a big push saying it wants to become the first airport in the world that has zero waste. the plastic ban does not apply to soda, teas and flavored flavd water, and then just the

alum rock union school district is starting their first day back to school today and this is what you a light sweater and laura and kris like to add, write their name on the tag and go out for ice cream to celebrate the first day of school. >> sounds like a great idea. s

remember over here allen rock union and folks over here in mount pleasant all getting into school asash down to mountain view. a few crashes to the shoulder on the upper east shore freeway, slow through oakland as well as highway 24 not so bad out of walnut creek. lighter over at the toll plaza. we still have the fast track lanes. bring cash. might save you a couple minutes there. the san mateo bridge still moves slowly but smoothly across the flat section. >> thank you. we have more local news in just a half hour. ♪ >>> tuesday morning. saying hello to a fantastic crowd on the plaza ladies and gentlemen, we have another great one on friday. that is when lizzo will be here live special citi concert series. we'll have this place on fire. >> it'll be a huge crowd. >> it'll be a show. >> lizzo fans will be here. >> you introduced me to her to a long time ago. >> it gets in your head. >> it's an ear worm. >> yeah, bring the flute. >> she watches every morning. >> i'm sure she will >> i've got baby fever, right? so let's steal some. how about that where is neiman? you're just going to han

turns out that would be, he says in 1821 with the missouri crisis, that slavery would be the rock upon which the unionplit. and that's what happened. so it's kicking a can down the road, thinking that he's taking care of one thing and, in fact, there's this other thing over there that will end up destroying it. >> doug? >> well, i think one of the things we have to watch today is the disease of presentism where we're looking at all of history from the way we look at things right now. so you have to put yourself back in different generations. there are variations. if they were all racist, the founders, there were some that seemed to, in writing, show more enchantment towards enlightenment. i think john adams comes out better in history for some of his writings, coming from massachusetts. later, john quincy adams, who was president, goes back to congress and fights for app liglig -- abolition. some of those figures come out better in a modern context than a slave-owning southerner, or jefferson writing notes on virginia, what is really bedrock racism in that text. so we can look at the -- historians rea

it turns out, that would be, he says, in 1821, the crisis, that slavery be the rock upon which the union split. that is what happened. it is kicking a canned down the road, thinking he is taking care of one thing. and, in fact, there is this other thing over there, that will end up destroying it. >> done. >> i think, one of the things we have to watch today, is the disease. we are looking at all of history, with the way we look at now. you have to put yourself back in different generations. i call it present-ism. they were all generations that were racist. the founders, there were some that seemed to, in writing, show more enchantment toward an enlightenment. i think john adams, it comes out better in history four some of his writings, coming from massachusetts. later, john quincy adams was president. he goes back to congress and fights for abolition. some of those figures in that era come out better in a modern context than a slaveowning southerner. port jefferson writing notes on virginia, which is, you know, racism and that text. we look at it. we are reading other people's mail for a

president nixon took on one of his visits to the soviet union piece of moon rocked to present him.was a nice tactical move and a nice way of saying we beat you. that moon rock sits in the cosmonaut museum in russia. there were so many layers to this but they start with a deeply spiritual one. >> he gave all of the leaders of both parties a tiny piece of moon rock, despite the fact that nasa wasn't excited about that whole thing. the thing i think about the silent majority is i got the feeling that was the first time he felt he broke through and really had established a unique and separate group of people that really were more pro-american and proud and willing to speak up about what something else. the name, the silent majority, really resonated with him and an awful lot of people and gave him a path to move forward. say theld just like to kennedy assassination and 9/11 served each in its own way to bring americans together. special about this particular event and we have heard it referred to in terms of the hundreds of millions of people that watched it is this event truly brought

union city. >>> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> colts quarterback andrew luck said he lost the loveup the nfl world with news of his retirement since then injuries, and his latest battle proved to be too much. >> this certainly isn't how i envisioned this or planned this. but i am going to retire. this is not an easy decision. honestly, it's the hardest decision of my life. for the last four years or so i've been in the cycle of injury, pain, rehab, injury, pain, rehab, and i felt stuck in it, and the only way i see out is to no longer play football. it's taken my joy of this game away. as i told the guys earlier in the locker room it's been the honor of a lifetime to represent the horseshoe and the city of indianapolis both on and off the field. but from the moment i arrived in indianapolis i felt like i could be myself and i fill i did not have to fill payton's shoes, i could be me. for that i am very, very, very much appreciated. >> pablo sandoval hasn't played in a game for the giant since august 9. giant announcing today sandoval will not play and he's going to need tommy john'

union city. new new abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the raiders won their pre-season opener againsts tonight. 14-3 over the defending nfc champs. but antonio brown continues to be the story. he has not been able to practice due to that reported frostbite of the feet from cryo therapy. and then he wants to wear his old helmet which currentlyue say standards. jon gruden supporting his stars. >> he's one of the premier competitors i've ever been around. i got a feeling he would play with no helmet. that's how much he loves to play. but i'm not going to put words in anybody's mouth. whatever his decision is, we'll stand by it. but we're confident that he's going to be a huge factor for the raiders for years to come. he has a strong feeling about what he's worn on his head, and we're supporting him. and we understand the league's position as well. so we're in a tough spot. we hope antonio is back here soon because he's exciting to be around. i'm excited, i got some plays for him. i hope we can start calling them. >> the goal every nfl team get through training camp and pre-season healthy

nixon took on one of his visits in the soviet union, a piece of moon rock but now there are lots of ways of looking at that, it was a tactical move and a nice way of saying we beat you and that moon rock sits in the cosmonaut museum in russia, in moscow. but they start with deeply spiritual word . >> they gave the leaders a tiny piece of the moon rock also despite the fact that nasa was not really excited about the whole thing. the thing i think about the silent majority that is, i got the feeling that was the first time he really felt that he broke through and really had established a unique and separate group of people that really were more pro-american and more proud and willing to speak up about what we done, the moonwalk or anything else, the name, the silent majority really resonated with him and an awful lot of people and gave him a path to move forward . >> and ultimate question about the impact of the mission . >> i would just like to say that the kennedy assassination and 9/11 served in each of its own ways to bring americans together and what is so special about this particula

president nixon, for example, took on one of his visits in the soviet union a piece of moon rock to presentways of looking at that, it was a nice tactical move, a nice way of saying we beat you and that moon rock sits in the cosmonaut museum in russia. but there were a lot of layers to this but it started with a deeply spiritual one. >> he gave all the leaders of both parties a little tiny piece of the moon rock also, despite the fact that nasa wasn't excited about that whole thing. the thing i think about the silent majority, to connect it, is i got the feeling that was the first time he really felt he broke through and really had established a unique and separate group of people that really were -- were more pro american and more proud and willing to speak up about what we had done and whether it was the moon rock or anything else. the name, the silent majority, i think, really resonated with him and an awful lot of people and gave him a path to move forward. >> an ultimate question or a comment, dwight, about the impact of the mission because i want to close with alex. >> i just would li

looking to stop any terrorist action and france, of course, has been rocked by as much terrorism as any country in the european union over the last few years. so they're looking at that. they're looking at anti-g7 protests and the protests against the policies of president macron himself. remember these protesters think that the g7 is a gathering of rich nations that simply doesn't care about inequality. that simply doesn't care about the environment. president macron tried very hard at the beginning of this summit to say this g7 will be about combatting inequality. he says the amazon is on fire. we must do more about climate change. president trump or at least his aides saying that those are niche issues and they would far prefer that this g7 concentrate on things like trade and the economy. so far guys, today, the protests entirely peaceful. >> place kept on lockdown as well. bill neely, our thanks to you. >>> joining me now, carol lee, correspondent, at the g7 in france and dave leventhal, senior political reporter. carol, first to you. do you know if anything came out of that working session on the global econom

appeal today's verdict but tells conviction house rocks the catholic church he won't be eligible for parole until october 2022. still to come monday down the union is not look closely down district mind you anything we explain why this riot in amusement park in germany has been grounded. president donald trump is canceled an official state visit to denmark because the danish prime minister refused to talk about selling greenland the u.s. going the proposal absurd agreement is autonomy and belongs to denmark it's the biggest island in the was its government has said greenland is not for sale. canceled by a tweet all the plans were in place here in copenhagen for a state visit by the u.s. president but then donald trump announced on twitter he's not coming after all denmark is a very special country with incredible people he tweeted but if the danish prime minister doesn't want to discuss selling greenland to him then the visits canceled it is with regret surprise that i received the news that their president trump has canceled his statements that to denmark on the 2nd and 3rd as. i've been looking forward to this it. does not change the capture o

the amazon but he caught in a bit of a bit between a rock and a hard space really because you know there is this deal with sure and the european union which he's on the table we are progressing and one of the stipulations coming from the european union would be that is he you know. the essential brazil would have to come out deforestation they would have to be sound environments will practice is implemented. so you know i miss the most hours bice a large part of that comes from the agricultural school and you know they thought they would be people this is a sector of society that is in favor of the deal with the european union so there is this kind of juggling act going on here where we want to be seen to have sound environmental policies was at the same slime maximizing profits mr poston are as on a bit of a tightrope that sam carry their sowing f.-f. on skype from side to very much thanks very much. talks between the u.s. and the taliban are being held in qatar it goes between the 2 sides have been ongoing for months regular meetings have been held in doha since october as they tried to end the 18 year conflict over to a gates me

brave civil rights leaders that were pelted with bottles, rocks, and fire hoses, and had dogs turned on them, marching to make this a more perfect unionink of the insult and the ignorance is stunning. they still, of course, will not know any of their grandchildren, great-grandchildren, because her son or brother was murdered. young people, protesting the vietnam war. her job and her position in this country right now, being taken seriously was brought to her, in part by him my generation, which also marched and fought for civil rights. i come from that realm. this is the problem with malignant narcissism, is the inability of this particular generation, strangely, to not be able to see past themselves. in addition to just the general ignorance. her argument that unemployment rates are low because people have two jobs. it's just, stunning comments. when you opened with, this notion about the diseases, what did she say? we are going to die? remember, we also had that the earth was only going to live for another 12 years. what she was talking about with the glaciers was debunked years ago. scientists tried to recreate ancient pathogens. t

rocked the headquarters of the national x. agency on tuesday night police say they're treating the blast as an attack 2 people who were inside the building when it happened no one was injured. the european union and the united states have pledged more than $55000000.00 in additional aid to zimbabwe they said in response to a united nations appeal funds to help that drought hit african country u.n. said 5000000 people are in need of aid that. guns also are saying that north korean cyber experts have circumvented sanctions to raise $2000000000.00 for the country's weapons program other reports alleges that north korean hikers stole funds from crypto currency exchanges like bitcoin and have found ways to make it as it bank transfers online. israel's national library has unveiled a trough of unpublished works by the author front in followers and then the legal battle over his literary states the archiving kluge draft text drawings and hundreds of kaffirs personal letters that was famous for his novels in which isolated protagonists find themselves up against income from pencil bureaucratic powers. going to afghanistan where 14 people have been killed and 145 wounded by a suicide bomber in the cap

of fighting, when the men punch through the center of the union troops onrge thomas's snodgrass hill. he has already demonstrated that he is a rock, a foundation on which the army can depend. it is this one that will help solidify his long-standing reputation. of saying, this army cannot retreat. we cannot do that. illustrating those characteristics you would want in commander in the field. i like this quote that comes out of a letter that reached abraham lincoln. the same man who had said, let the virginian wait. he has decided that the virginian does not need to wait any longer. the fortitude of george thomas in comparison. some people wanted to link the two of them, wanted to take george thomas and william rosecrans and move them both out. the apocalypse smith versions of disaster. we are going to replace them. lincoln is coming to george thomas's defense. theou have any questions of position he took, the stand he made should settle those questions. in many ways, the virginian no longer has to wait. president over the and some of the people initially had doubts or questions. unfortunately, his ability to also very different fr

brave civil rights leaders that were pelted with bottles, rocks, and fire hoses, and had dogs turned on them? marching to make this a more perfect uniongnorance is stunning. there are those who do not know their children are great grandchildren because their son, their brother was murdered at kent state. young people protesting the vietnam war. her job and her position was brought to her in part by my generation, which also marched and fought for civil rights and fought regarding -- >> sean: a big part of your life, personally. >> it is. i come from that realm. this is the problem with malignant narcissism, the inability of this generation, strangely, to not be able to see past themselves. literally their own nose. just the general ignorance, her argument that the unemployment rate was low because people had two jobs. which is a stunning comment. and what you open with, the notion about the diseases, her talking about -- what did she say, we are going to die -- remember, we also, the earth is only going to live for another 12 years. that's what she's talking about the glaciers, it was debunked years ago. scientists tried to recreate a

rock, and it also represents something 11 miles of tunnels and caverns. i can't imagine how long it would have taken to carve out a space this union here.hat it would have been like back in its heyday. one was that? back in its heyday after the first world war when production was getting going again and had built up some 2000 tons of roofing slate produced per year, and that would have been in places like this, let by early carbide lamps which is the next generation of lamps after using just candlelight, we would have the dust of the rock in their lungs, and they always have the potential, when you are working the rock, for it to come down to your head which would have been covered ina head which would have been covered in a cloth. back out of the mine it is time to head up to the via ferrata. the old minor‘s roots start way over here, and the only way to get there is in this narrow bridge. my my mouth has gone really dry. and it gets worse. it is me first. here we go... this is where it gets interesting. you are doing really well. ok... how high are we? we are 3000 feet above sea level, approximately. we are quite high up from the road

parliament, the announcement on wednesday rocking the political world, successfully cutting off what was expected to be a major effort by a political opponent to block the uniont british parliament from the union. they are shocked by the move and planning a no-confidence vote . >> that's the kind of behavior you expect to see in countries that are not democratic that are ruled by dictators. not in here in the uk . >> johnson denied he is trying to rush through a no dilbeck should -- no deal brexit . >> -- -- >>> prime minister also got president trump's support tweeting in part, "boris is exactly what the uk has been looking for and will prove to be a great one. at least 160 lawmakers have signed a pledge to oppose johnson but it is not clear if they will have enough time . >> it puts huge pressure on those trying to stop no deal to come up with one solution to do it quickly and make sure it works the first time because of they don't, they might not get a number -- another opportunity . >> >> reporter: vice president is expected to meet with boris johnson in london next week and breaks it is expected to be high on the agenda. amy kellogg, fox news. >>> this i

the actor announced the union of his marriage to his long time girlfriend early this morning. they were married in hawaii. the couple has two daughters a d, the rock has another ear daughter from a previous relationship. >>> a political comedy web series is adding a hollywood actress to the cast. >> i have good news and bad news. >> dawson at the ooped of the season one of the north pole. back for round two while joining the team as an executive producer. the web series first season debuted in 2017 and covers topics ranging from gender and immigration and wild fires. season two premiers online september 10th with a premier screening at oakland's grand lake theater september 4th. watched the whole first series in two afternoons. it was very good. >>> thank you for joining us. dr. oz: feel the burn after you eat? does a big meal keep you up at night? is caffeine your enemy? find out your heartburn type and get a personalized plan to put the fire out. is it close enough to what you normally enjoy that you would replace your regular coffee? plus, talking about the 22-year-old battle with diabetes, coming up next. i got to check one thing. keep working

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rock out of the same time, @ it's all true. [♪ music playing ] thank you. [laughter] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> were going to have the plumbers union in next.d afternoon commissioners i'm going to speak on behalf of the punch line. i'm a comedian that started there and have been performing there for about 20 years. to me the punchline is sunday nights. everybody in the bay area comedy scene, that's from sacramento to san jose. everybody knows if you are comedian your first step on a journey in a bigger career is you come on sunday nights. you come on sunday night to see about 10-12 comedians on stage. you will see 100 comedians in back waiting to get on. that is community. everybody wants a chance to get on stage. i think about the people that i saw show up for the first time, allie wong who has two netflix specials to her name. santos, another gay guy who made it onto a tv show called superstar. i think kamal bell who is the best representation of women stand up comedy and the first amendment meet. he has his own show on cnn. i think all of those people were products of the sunday night punch line system, where you showed up and you are en

the announcement on wednesday rocked the political world successfully cutting off a major effort by his political opponents of block the british exit from the european unioneal. opposition lawmakers say they are shocked by the move and planning a no-confidence vote . >> that is the kind of behavior you expect to see in countries that are not democratic that are ruled by dictators that is happening here in the uk. >> reporter: johnson denied trying to rush through a no deal directed and the governor says he is still working hard to come to an agreement that works for both sides . >> -- >> reporter: the prime minister also got political support from president trump, tweeting apart, "boris is exactly what the uk has been looking for an will prove to be a great one." at least 160 lawmakers have signed a pledge to oppose johnson but it is not clear they will have enough time . >> it puts huge pressure on those trying to stop no deal to come up with one solution, do it quickly and make sure it works the first time because of they don't, they might not get another opportunity. >> reporter: by president, mike prince is expected to meet with johnson in london next

a falling out of the european union on october 31st very interesting comments on our sister station sky last night with boris johnson went nfor a swim you can see some rocks there's another rock a bit further that boris johnson apparently went for a lovely swim yesterday and he made the metaphor from the coast you can't see a way through this rock, but actually there is a way through it and he was drawing the metaphor with brexit it may look like you can't get away through this brexit quagmire but there is a way through a rock as well back to you. >> thanks for the latest there, steve, of course that is the spirit thank you. that was steve live covering all the events at the g7 summit this weekend. g7 leaders are close to a plan tackling fiefrs in the amazon. they were finalizing a deal to provide, quote, technical and financial help to countries hit by the fires brazilian war planes have been dumping water on some of the affected areas after the president bolsonaro is fighting the blazes. >>> as we head to the break, here is a look at how u.s. markets are called to open lot of developments, but as we just spoke about with steve in the last 60 minutes or

rock creek park was an important part of the battle. fort reno, which was the highest part of washington, d.c. there was a union signal tower. guns. there was no way they would get there. street, which 7th is now georgia avenue into fort stevens. they were close. you know where historic walter reed is. they got closer than that. there will be a walk this afternoon up to walter reed and battleground cemetery and then back. that is more than i have even in my notes. i just thought you ought to have a little history. about the alliance, we do advocacy. we raise funds. we provide support to the national park service for this wonderful commemoration of the battle of fort stevens. we also provide speakers, conduct historical tours and bus tours to educate children and adults. we are all volunteers. we do not have a paid membership. we prefer to have instead hundreds of friends to whom we provide information and educational opportunities from time to time. you can become a friend, simply by signing up at our table. there are exhibitor tables on the hill. i encourage you to visit them all. you can sign up there and hear about us. we