my rooftopping friends, they all have same value w with me. i thk they're all rebellious, and they also think that the government is not serving the people now in hong kong. they just want you to be obedient. benjamin: i don't want to see any police because i have a helmet with me today. airin: you can say you have helmet for bike. ha! benjamin: because maybe there are demonstration t tonight, maybe. i don't know. protests ababt the polilice and goverernt officials, so maybe it would be better for me to get a helmet first. [speaking cantonese] man: ok. airin: i actually don't want to get famous from rooftopping. it's just an instant. i think the protests inspired me. they were not satisfied with the electoral system in hong kong, so they start a demonstration here. the police didn't know what to do, so they used tear gas to make people go home. we used umbrella to protect us, and that's why the protest was called umbrella movement. i held hong kong flag on the roof, and that went viral in hong kong. talk about that photo to anyone. they know a

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the pictures of your rooftop bar looking at it beautiful in silicon valley, looks like a great place cation. kristina what's the response to your boxes? >> the virtual tours have been great. we were able to still bring in half of the revenue that we would normally bring in during our busy summer for all of our venders so we have been happy about that. alicia: that's fantastic. bob, i want to put the covid numbers and that's why we are here talk about what everyone is trying to do and the central valley in california in particular has had a tough go right now. 12,003 cases but folks are still showing up, right? bob: yeah, folks are still showing up. businesses around here are ready to work and navigating state guidelines and adhere to cdc guidelines and they are doing their best to keep doors open and the demand is there so we -- i mean, that's what we are -- we have no choice but to position ourselves to accommodate, you know, the guidelines that we need to because we do have demand and people want to get out. alicia: i encourage, i encourage you to google city tours. thank you. >> t

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how are these houses going to get there and that's the beauty of the block here they not only have rooftop solar but they've invested in a community storage resource and they're going to store their power there for hours to days and then bring it out as they need it so do envision many eco blocks in the cities of the future that's exactly what we're looking at and over the next 6 months we hope to do the actual installation of all the hardware you see here came in founded the renewable inappropriate energy lab at the university of california berkeley and share the nobel prize in 2700 far as california along the path of building a green economy in your view of california is a very. very far along and what's most exciting is that california has made the climate transition also a just transition where we're investing in energy efficiency and solar for low income neighborhoods across the state california today generates around 10000000000 dollars a year in revenue from the cap and trade market which it reinvest in communities in research and in companies that are involved in the transition and

and those we re the top of rooftops and those were recruiting for the islamic state or people who drop themselves. this is a phenomenon of contagious ideas that we have to speak honestly about and it is only happening in one religion. now, in addition, the reason why i did not agree with donald trump poss plus travel ban is because it was completely incoherent because it was not even targeting the countries that targeted the greatest ideological risks are the greatest areas of this. but the most valuable people on earth, with respect to dealing with this problem, people we most wa nt this problem, people we most want in our societies are secular muslims and moderate muslims and people who could actually bridge the gap between the non—muslim community and the non—muslim community and the secular community and the religious extremists who are a minority, but still a problem within the muslim community. we need people, dozens of other secularists and moderates and a postates secularists and moderates and apostates why have supported and we need them to figure out how to midwife this renai

he came back and in fact he was on the rooftop of i think it was the air industry building, on the rooftop waiting for this you drain but that he feared would, but it was not coming to london, it was coming to coventry so did he know this raid was going to come western mark he did note a raid was coming red he presumed that the target was going to be london. he had no idea coventry was going to be in it. >> on the subject of coventry you describe the aftermath very movingly. david peters, thank you for joining us. and he says you found your description of the aftermath of the bombing apropos to our current moment particularly the speech by the bishop at the first mass funeral where he says let us bow before god to be better friends and neighbors in the future because we havesuffered this together and tested here today . from writing this book and your many others what moral principles have you found been critical in times of despair and tragedy? what would be the modern-day equivalent of that bishops each? >> the modern-day equivalent of that bishops speech, even though we've heard this, n

we stayed at right about 500 feet, we saw the rooftop, we landed and picked up the 11 marines. that is where something else interesting happened. there are several books written about this. most of the books embellish a bunch of stuff. i was called one time and they asked questions. i could not remember much. they were asking me, they say you picked them up and landed again. your crew chief says that was because you had to get your gas mask on because the marines had popped their gas containers to hold off the vietnamese trying to get to the roof. i said, that doesn't sound right. i don't think i ever checked out a gas mask. i didn't think about it very much and i let it go. i told one fellow here, there's a great video out by the american experience, pbs, called "the last days" and i am watching it and son of a gun, when we landed we picked up the 11 guys, but the last guy getting on the aircraft over the ramp in the back fell out. so when we got up about five or six feet off of the ground, the leader of the team yelled at the crew chief to yell back at me, don't set it down.

with an angry rooftop mob closing in on them, the ceausescus panicked and made their escape by helicopteras a wonder, and we considered it a gift of god on christmas for the people. that was the most joyful day in our full life. singing. laszlo tokes on the romanian revolution of 1989. next, a story of identity, loyalty and betrayal. in the 19505 and ‘60s, the french colony of algeria in north africa was battling for independence but some algerian muslims chose to fight on the side of france. they were called the harkis. when france lost the war in 1962, it abandoned its former colony and in post—independence algeria, thousands of harkis faced brutal prosecution for siding with the former colonial ruler. serge carel was one and he has been telling witness history about his ordeal. translation: the harkis were local forces, on the side of the french army in algeria's independence war. we gave everything for france, but what we didn't know was that france would abandon us. news reel: as tension rises in french north africa, france arms her algerian supporters for defence against rebel raids

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those who couldn't escape in time had to be hoisted by helicopter from the rooftops .s well as the dangers to life and property china's cultural heritage is also under threat the 1300 year old. is now surrounded by floodwaters at one point the statues toys are under water the 1st time that's happened in 70 years. that's it for the show to check out other stories on our web site. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. 19 special next on d w. you know that 77 percent. are young. that's me and me. and you know what time. of the 77 percent. of. the 77 percent this weekend on g.w. . as this generation continues its fight against the coronavirus concerns are growing about the next generation. like this many a stain on the front lines. being pregnant. mothers of putting off their dreams of parenthood until a treatment can be found. some had predicted a baby boom during lockdown but initial research suggests u.s. birth rates have fallen. that leaves many wondering what long term effects covert 19 could have

those who couldn't escape in time had to be hoisted by helicopter from the rooftops .s well as the dangers to life and property china's cultural heritage is also under threat the 1300 year old. is now surrounded by floodwaters at one point the statues toys are under water the 1st time that's happened in 70 years. that's it for today be sure to check out other stories on our web site. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. update. 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. through just through the. weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get your podcast you can also find us at. science. as this generation continues its fight against the coronavirus concerns are growing about the next generation. like these medical workers a staying on the front lines despite being pregnant. mothers are putting off their dreams of parenthood until a treatment can be found. some had

those who couldn't escape in time had to be hoisted by helicopter from the rooftops . as well as the dangers to life and property china's cultural heritage is also under threat the 1300 year old buddha is now surrounded by floodwaters at one point the statues toys are under water the 1st time that's happened in 70 years. that's it for their debut show to check out other stories on our website good over dot com for what slash. their back to one of the same time so that's. where i come from we had to fight for a free france and was born and raised to me tell me the danger she protests one to the shadow and if you use favorites when official information as attorneys i have work off the streets of many cameras and their problems are always the same 14 social inequality a lack of the freedom of the friends. work on the 4th just a side when it comes to the fans the humans and see them right through fools who have decided to put their trust in us. is jenny harrison and part of the. before they became a global sensation the rather uncertain sation the beatles took to the stage

you saw more rooftops ripped off, shingles missing, more trees down, big pieces of steel framing wrapped around some trees. he saw roads still inundated underwater. impassable at this particular time and that's just what i was able to see from the sky, driving down the street. as people get closer look at buildings or homes, there will be additional damages of the people who have to deal with it. how they feel about working their way to this hurricane, everyone pretty much had the same brains. it could have been far worse. there would be storm surge that could easily exceed 10 feet. i was told earlier the storm surge was about 3 feet. the 7-foot differential makes all the difference. we would not be gathering right here right now as we see 10-foot or higher storm surge. it is anticipated earlier. when you consider the magnitude of the damage that could have occurred here, we did dodged a bullet. that doesn't help those whose homes had been hit. his interest had been hit. the people, we want them to know we are already working on a process of helping them rebuild. most important person in

i didn't go on the street, i live on the 11th floor, so i went onto the rooftop.rs there was lots of damage. we didn't know what happened, we heard something like an explosion in the court, which was 200 metres away from where we live —— port. an update on what may have caused this explosion, or two explosions, according to some reports. we are just curing from lebanon's internal security chief, who's been quoted by reuters. he says the blast in the port area of beirut happened in a section of the port that was housing highly explosive materials. and speaking to reporters, he wouldn't speculate about the cause of the explosion. he said, "we can't print investigations." he said it happened in an area that it was housing highly explosive materials. there was another report from the interior minister in lebanon who was saying the initial information indicated that a highly explosive material that a highly explosive material that was seized years ago in lebanon had blown up. that was according to lebanon's interior minister. so we will bring you more on those various

i was there for him and he wasn't going to spend that much time there because he was going to the rooftop. >> he only spent three nights. >> one things that fascinates me, i need to talk a little bit of the source, the sense in which we have some real-time information on how people responded to his speeches and so forth through this project of mass observation, it's when we first read britain's war by daniel, a book about the home front and describing the mass observation and i guess it was a sociological project, can you describe that a little bit, the equivalent of that would maybe be social media or peoples google searches but talk a little bit about that. >> so it was a social science organization that was founded before the work into create, as its founder said to create a social psychology of ourselves, the idea of being to recruit hundreds o to write about daily life in britain, one way to sharpen their skills and describe things on their mantelpiece, it is that kind of daily personal detail of what's going through these. here are these viruses and keeping them for mass observation

the idea was inspired by a rooftop restaurant that started using them prepandemic to give guests a great view while shielding them from the wind. they hope to expand with more bubbles until it can reopen. great idea. - [narrator] did you just reward yourself for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? . >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. more golf tomo (male announcer) up next, how would you like to get the celebrity secret for ageless skin? (female announcer) find out how in this paid presentation for meaningful beauty. (male announcer) as cindy crawford unveils her newest youth activating breakthrough. (female announcer) and watch what happens when cindy invites grey's a ryhevolutionary secret

they included the week and on a rooftop, miley cyrus, and more.iki palmer opened with thanks to front line workers and a message in support of is not. is a young audience at home. >> it is our time to be the change we want to see. >> reporter: palmer dedicated the show to chadwick boseman who passed away friday from colon cancer, calling him a true hero not just on-screen but in everything he did. the segment everyday workers from my medical workers, and best music video from home went to arianna and justin, best quarantine performance went to single. but took video for good for i can't breathe. taylor swift one direction for the man. the weekend one the nights top prize of video of the year and r&b video for blinding lights. both times calling for justice for jacob, and breanna taylor. she for wins including artist of the year, song of the year, cinematography and breast collaboration -- best collaboration. >> gaga has the trike on word for her work as a musician, actress, and philanthropist. ashley, foxnews. >>> the u.s. open tennis tournament i

. >> business owners say they've had problems with the rooftops for years. it's only gotten worse with the pandemic. >> it's part of the roof. >> everyone's looking up there, they're checking for bodies now. >> i just spoke with the fire captain in the past hour. no deaths are reported yet. >> that is some good news coming out of there, sharon. thank you. >>> turning now to the wildfires burning across the bay area. the lnu complex fire is now 63% containi containinged. thousands of structures are threatened, none of them burned over the weekend. the fire has burned some 375,000 acres. the scu complex fire is now 60% contained. that fire has burned 80,000 acres. the fire is now 39% contained. this fire has burned 84,000 acres with close to 1200 structures destroyed. >> because of all those fires, we have to think about the air quality here. still not great air quality for us here in the bay area. >> not at all. we've had unhealthy air quality for several days. the smoke gets trapped by the fog, we have smog by conditions here. we're going to have unhealthy a

we have built on rooftops, existing towers. >> reporter: the work takes half a day but the cost was $10ith donated funds, they have connected a dozen communities like new mexico's zuni tribe. >> we are 40 miles south of colorado. >> reporter: haze lewis says for the first time, thousands of students have wi-fi to do homework at home. >> many of our students were just carrying their phone trying to find a place where they could get a signal. >> reporter: communities are working together. >> that is going to be the biggest benefit. >> reporter: crystal hathaway says residents will have the option of virtual doctor visits , saving hours driving to the nearest city. marinette helped change s.e.c. policy to give tribal lands priority to claim three, unlicensed bandwidth that is reserved for education. nearly 300 tribal lands have applied so they can build their own high-speed internet networks. they are grateful to mario and martin. >> there is never anything like we can't do this, we can't do that. >> reporter: martin and mario say their work has only begun. >> we are going to continue to d

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rooftops, existing towers. >> he climbs towers to install the hardware, the work takes half a day that costs $10- $15,000. with the donated funds, they have connected a dozen communities like new mexico's tribe. >> college and career center director says for the first time , thousands of studentscado homewo at ho. >> many students were carrying phones, trying to find a place to get a signal. >> working with two dozen other shgtin ies like a tribe crystal says that residents will have the option of virtual doctor visits to save hours driving to the nearest city. >> the impact on the country is going to be felt for many years to come. >> in fact it helped change the policy to give tribal priority to claim free unlicensed band with reserved for education. nearly 300 have wide so they a can build their own high-speed internet networks. they're grateful. >> never anything like we can't do this or that, let's find a way to make it work. >> they say their work is only just begun. >> wwill continue to do this. >> the next one is sustainability and that is the next older we are taking a jackham

. >>> we have a rooftop camera looking out at the ferry building. another day of bad air quality on tap for the bay area. good morning, it is tuesday, august 25th. i am michelle griego. >> i am len keise. let's check the forecast as we deal with another day of smoky air with mary. >> that is right. unhealthy air quality once again and checking current conditions and where we stand with the air quality. we are looking at unhealthy air for portions of the north bay, the peninsula, and the east bay and to the south bay. once again, because of that, there is a "spare the air" alert that continues until tomorrow as well due to unhealthy air quality for the bay area. in orange, that is unhealthy for sensitive groups and in red, for the east . there is unhealthy air quality for everyone. temperatures are looking at 71 in san francisco, 74 for oakland and 85 in san francisco and 91 for concord. daytime highs are from where we should be in oakland to 44 degrees above average for this time of year. we will talk about what you can expect with that forecast in

here's a view from the rooftop camera. smoky, hazy skies with us the next few days. spare the air alert in effect until friday. overnight conditions seeing fog pushing across the bay. not far inland. there could be a spotty bit of sprinkles or drizzle near the coastline in the early morning hours. by midday tomorrow, we could expect hazy sunshine once again. overnight, low temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. high temperatures tomorrow, up to maybe low 90s inland. here's the seven-day forecast. notice how it starts to warm up a little bit on thursday. bit more on friday. it will get hot on friday but temperatures moderate after that. we expect better air quality by the weekend as well. i'll have more a little later. dan and ama. >> that sounds good. thanks, spencer. >>> up next, we'll take you inside firefighters' headquarters. the base camp for the czu lightning complex. >> i'm wayne freeman what the remains of the spanish flat villa. when the fire roared through here, folks an extra 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies? that's great! that's 15% on top of

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we still have some smoke overhead as well is we are looking out from the rooftop, these clouds helped us out kept temperatures from warming up as much but still the response above 100 degrees, still 92 degrees downtown the marine layer is doing its best to sneak back in. 65 degrees is the current temperature otherwise talking mostly 80s, 90s, and tomorrow as the clouds depart early in the day we are really going to heat up. temperatures are several degrees cooler than we were then how ridiculously hot it was . we're climbing back up as we had through the afternoon hours. temperatures not dropping a whole lot with the layer of clouds acting like a blanket keeping it near the ground level. mid to upper 70s. in the valley of the north bay and along the coast dipping off a little bit more. there will be some fog right around the bay, it's not going to spread too far inland. by late morning already visibility unobstructed other than smoke and haze in the atmosphere. combined with the heat leading to some air-quality issue forecast across the bay area and here's the heat. low to mid 80s, lo

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strong windsf overr 200 kilometers per hour damaged rooftops and destroyed man properties.he storm has weakened but will continue to cause widespread es flash flooding. tropical storm laura will become a tropical depression by friday morning local time, but damaging winds with continue in the center of the storm as it moves all the way up in southern missouri on friday. in addition, heavy rain will spread in, arkansas all the way up to the ohio river valley. rainfall could total 450 millimeters with the possibility of flash flooding. another storm system will also produce severe thunderstorms and showers across the northeastern portions of the u.s. severe weather is expected in chicago, washington, d.c., new york all the way up to toronto on friday. meanwhile, it's going to stay dry in the southwest. widespread forest fires are still active in parts of california. the high will be 28 degrees in l.a. and 42 degrees if n las vegas. now we're looking at the remnant of typhoon bobby in east asia. the storm will continue to bring heavy rain in northeastern china and south wester

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. >> reporter: they were encouraged by the evening's turnout, at its rooftop bar after being closed for a week. >> very promising that people are come you know, willing to come back and experience sonoma wine country. we have all the hotels open. some sense of normality. >> reporter: dennis took advantage of outdoor dining downtown, and a chance to support local businesses. they are cautiously relief. downtown kills burke is not under evacuation warnings. so far, it has destroyed more than 1200 structures. >> now the backfires have mentioned that that the clark county causing huge plumes of smoke, crews are hoping the virus burn off what could have fueled the main fire just east of morgan hill. all the smoke making it hard to breathe across the bay area, as we take a live look at san francisco from treasure island. heavy fog covering the top of the salesforce camera. meteorologist dan and patch joining us for a look at the air quality. >> some good news for the air quality, at least in terms of what it is doing right now in this moment. not so good news for tomorrow. yellow is moderate.