renowned architect and oceanographer jacques rouge has lived on this houseboat in the heart of paris for more than 4 decades. it's located near the plus della concorde and also includes his design studio. and. yet beyond that the 2 great adventures of mankind are space and the sailor 11 this is the future of humanity and the. rouge area has been working on this futuristic project for decades an ocean based research vessel called the sea orbiter it's shaped like a seahorse. the project still only exists as a model but its plans call for a total height of 58 meters with 31 meters below the water's surface up to $22.00 scientists could work in the vessel rouge a recess that we know less about the scene than we do about space yet the media you know this for there are millions of creatures to study led for example the diversity of cell a plankton is a measurable then we only know a fraction of it and we need back. the scientists rouge recalls the aqua norse would live in a pressurized chambers so that they could take part in diving expeditions at any time. where she big boost to a mere i'

rouge a really big and to imagine these future of laboratories and entire villages on the ocean floor. if climate change continues to progress be idea of underwater settlements could become popular and again. rouge designed this huge floating research center shaped like a manta ray it would be 900 meters long and 500 meters wide and could accommodate up to 7000 people. a row of design imagines underwater rooms designed for holiday making its. way about it one day we'll have space tourism and also underwater tourism with facilities like hotels and research centers had yeah a new reality is taking shape or because it has to. the other architects are getting on board the u.s. firm solo's full came up with this idea for a marine research station to be based off the coast of bali. italian architect john lucas santos was so developed this concept for a modular floating structure called high pick a the individual units resemble versus brain in the human spine it's like a cross between a cruise ship and a hotel. the german architecture firm gave us buddha ville has designed a hotel that is to

rouge area has been working on this futuristic project for decades. it's an ocean based research vessel called the sea orbiter it's shaped like a seahorse. the project still only exists as a model but its plans call for a total height of 58 meters with 31 meters below the water's surface up to $22.00 scientists could work in the vessel. since that we know less about the scene than we do about space yet they mean to you this for there are millions of creatures to study led for example the diversity of cell a plankton is a measurable then we only know a fraction of it and you need back to. the scientists recalls the aqua norse would live in pressurized chambers so that they could take diving expeditions at any time. where should be crucial amir i've lived under water i've been involved in a dozen projects on his habitat in my set world records for a living underwater down through elementary it's been extraordinary probably now davis for the. swiss oceanographers jacques peacock was an early supporter of the project ejected garr. worked in the deepest pa

yet something called the baton rouge community chorus so i grew up in baton rouge louisiana. still the wind my back really. being a southern woman being raised by incredible 7 women informed a lot of miss lady may and how she does things and how she so sets of table and all that you know that would be a lot of the women in my family you know which to. robert e. lee high school i'm a southern girl and yes so that's where from and i love my louisiana i love my state you know still to this day you know louisiana new orleans is a cultural mecca for for music could this brought so much to american culture and just kind of change the face of what we think about music how we hear how we listen how we dance. i thought accidentally had you know you're going to get but easy it is you go down there and it's such a like the city in microcosm the whole states like a well leaven the walk i really dig it there's been a lot a life lived there and for a place that's so you would. work best knelt by during that whole use the vibration of man behind you do it baby oh you aren't great don't go.

of the mississippi river, right next -- right next to one of the better show boat casinos in baton rouge ) bat masterson could have come on board. >> they would have had their silver-top canes and top hats and studied our ships from taking the gerotypes from the opposite shore. that ship was very well preserved. it doesn't have exit ramps and fire doors. but the rest of it was shot on a sound stage on a very complicated set with everybody working really hard in baton rouge. i don't want to blow it for you, but luke and r2d2 really weren't on tattooine. >> stephen: back with more tom hanks. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had can

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that was the khmer rouge.hetimes i say they aree precursor of isis, not from a religious point of view or anything like that, but they were psychopopathic anand killed anyone who encroached on their territory. not to have publicity or anything like that like isis has done, but to just start a pathological hatred. >> thank you very much. this is the end of the interview. thank you for man: i remember r years back talking to my dad and saying, "at some point in my career, i'd love to do a deli." and i remember him looking at me in a surprised way like, "really? why? you've spent all this s time in fine dining and trtraveled the world d and traid yourself. why the ... do you want to do o a deli? [bell d dings] i think i was ultimately drawn to the deli because spending so much titime in delis as a kididt was sort of attached to my soul a little bit. it's so part and parcel of my culture and myy growing up and the jewish story across america, but my jewish

baton rouge started yesterday. the other two sites start today and we already have almost 6,500 appointments already made this morning. so that's going very, very well. the last thing i want to talk about is phoenix and i don't know if we have the slides for this. i get just a little bit concerned when i hear things in the news, like, we're doing nothing for phoenix and the federal government hasn't been doing anything with phoenix, because that really is not correct and undermines a lot of the thinks we're doing. show you slides. i didn't make these slides up. my team, this was part of the 55-slide deck. 55 slides, slide deck just on phoenix, where we understand the demographics, the health dirs parr disparities, income levels, racial and ethnic backgrounds where testing is done, where resources are. where we really warp the issues. first of all we're in constant contact with governor ducey and his team. his state health officials are outstanding. not only doll we talk on the calls but have frequent calls and amba

baton rouge started yesterday. we have almost 6,500 appointments already made this morning, so that's going very well. the last thing i want to talk about is phoenix, i don't know if we have the slides for this, but i get just a little bit concerned when i hear things in the news like we are doing nothing for phoenix and the federal government hasn't been doing anything with phoenix. that really is not correct and undermines a lot of the things we are doing. i'm going to show you some slides. i didn't make these up. my team, this was part of the 55-slide deck, just on phoenix, where he understand the demographics, the health disparities, the income levels, the racial and ethnic backgrounds, where the tests are done. this is where we work the issu issues. we are in constant contact with governer ducey and his team. i know dr. redfield does this, as well. we provide support according to the state plans. in the last two months we shipped over 500,000 swabs and media to the state, to fulfill their plans. in terms of ph

and all of us watching more support than that which i'm sure we demand the resignation of oleksandr rouge which the situation in the country is simply not good we don't have a government that hasn't been formed yet we have 2 parties in the parliament and a 3rd that is legibly oppositional so nothing is right nothing is right. those tensions continuing to rise the president of serbia has criticized the process. i literally. that he serves stupid it's so irresponsible to call upon people to gather and demonstrate when we're faced with the most horrific numbers of infections from corona virus today is probably the worst day we've registered the number of positive cases of corona virus since the beginning of the pandemic the would stay for sure and we see the consequences today of infections that happened in the last 4 or 5 days and then any 4 or 5 days will see the consequences of these gatherings over the last few nights. to. keep believe that the government was falsified reports on the kind of. life was high temp how the government was going to tear gas. at the demonstrators again was and

baton rouge started yesterday, the other two sites start today. and we also have almost 6,500 appointments already made this morning so that's going very, very well. the last thing i want to talk about is phoenix. and i don't know if we have the slides for this. i get just a little bit concerned when i hear things in the news like we're doing nothing for phoenix and the federal government hasn't been doing anything with phoenix, because that really is not correct and it undermines a lot of the things we're doing. i'm going to show you some slides. i didn't make these slides up. my team -- this was part of the 55-slide deck, 55-slide slide deck just on phoenix to help us understand the income levels, racial and ethnicity backgrounds, where the tests are done, where the resources are. this is how we really work the issues. so first of all, we're in constant contact with governor ducey and his team. his state health officials are outstanding. we not only talk on the calls but we have frequent calls, and i know dr. redfield does this as well, and amba

those are in baton rouge, jacksonville, and mcallen in texas. we have many other sites that we are working with. this is a partnership with the state and local governments. baton rouge started yesterday. the other two sites start today. is going very, very well. the last thing i want to talk about is phoenix. i don't know if we have the slides for this. i get concerned when i hear things in the news like, we are doing nothing for phoenix. because that really is not correct. it undermines a lot of the things we are doing. i didn't make these slides up. this was part of the 55 slide slide deck just on phoenix, where we understand the demographics, the health disparities, the racial and ethnicity backgrounds, whether tests are done, where the resources are. we are in constant contact with governor ducey and his team. we not only talk on the calls, but i know dr. redfield does this as well. supportwo, we provide according to the state plans. swabsshipped over 500,000 and media to the state to fulfill their plans. slidean get the first back, please.

the lowest average is in baton rouge, louisiana. and one dollar per gallon.'m a little jealous baton all right a live look outside of a club in san francisco are waking up to the usual morning cloud cover, but we are expecting some sunshine later on this afternoon, your >>welcome back everyone the time for 54 off to the weather center. we go to explore standing by with another update on your >>hey good morning, robin good morning everybody in the bay bridge shot here waiting for some light of day dove to brightness up a little bit more probably see the overcast stratus clouds to greet us in the morning and actually intevsifying the next couple of hours until they start eroding away say about 6.30 or know about 7 and most of the bay area should be cleared out say around 10 or so but lingering at the coast a bit 67 antioch at this hour we've got conquered a little more at 6050's meanwhile to the north bay and 64 redwood city 61, san jose we're at 62 by 08:00am my 11 at 76. this afternoon. we're still expecting some highs in the lower 90's to be repeated tomorro

so it was frustrating for me to see the federal government announce baton rouge and texas and floridaore they announced phoenix, but now i am thrilled that they will be coming to my city. we need that partnership. my first federal emergency was when i was a city councilmember and we had a lot of flooding in phoenix. and what they told us at the time, we got a federal emergency said whenn, and they communities have stresses that go beyond local resources, we, come in and partner. that is very much what it feels like on the ground right now. we are stretched beyond our local capacity and need that partnership. in this country new york had an apex before we did in phoenix and so it does seem like the federal government can help distribute resources where they are needed. because we're not all hitting our apex at exactly the same time. jonathan: mm-hmm. can we talk about capacity in urge?tals during this se how confident are you that phoenix has enough beds to handle the current situation? are you seeing an increase in hospitalizations especially since the july 4 holiday? mayor gallego: s

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>>in edinburg texas baton rouge and jacksonville florida to dean's hot spots, california and texas topping their own records for daily new cases a lot of the spread is happening because people are just tired. isolating that heat that can have dire consequences ease on 80 year-old should die. >>he's on a 2 year olds are going to die next week these are year old's contract, the virus. it is a group of people just didn't want to wear a mask to have to go well thats one i had a mom grandmother drive themselves into my hospital. >>we don't want your home. >>that was erica hill reporting the cdc director warns that reopening schools too early could backfire, but also acknowledges how important is for kids to get back to learning in classrooms, so it's very delicate balancing act here in california governor newsome says the state is meeting its daily testing goals with more than a 100,000 tests per day but there are reports of delays in getting a test and getting the results with kron four's dan kerman taking a closer look at that. san francisco's to city test sites on 7th street and the embarcad

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louisiana baton rouge louisiana he played a crucial role speaking of louisiana in post katrina relief efforts and he's been critical of the trumpet ministrations response to the pandemic he joins us from louisiana what do you make of these reports about the russians paying a bounty to kill american soldiers in afghanistan. a very discouraging but to be expected from the russians we will do is lose if you go to impose their will. they will also use information operations to exploit this to cause dissent in the american people so there were uses a soft power and apparently limited use of this direct power by giving money to the taliban they kill us so does this. one it the word come out about it will deny it like you know it will. blow it up in the press and in the media or social media because dissent inside the united states so it's a this ring in the x. both ways lair former congressman bob barr was with us and he tended to not believe the reports because they were to him with no sense for the russians to do anything like this what he were going to say rather. it doesn't make sense b

memphis, cleveland, baton rouge and omaha all reported multiple shootings, several ending in deaths and many people hurt. whit. >> alex presha, thank you. >>> now to the dangerous heat across much of the country tonight. red flag warnings from california to colorado. illegal fireworks blamed for starting a wildfire in sacramento this weekend. temperatures this week in the 90s and triple digits. let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. hey, rob. >> hi, whit. of the 110 fires that were called in to the san francisco fire department, 108 of those were from fireworks, and the fire weather conditions aren't going to be improving. as a matter of fact, they'll spread across much of the west. take a look at this map. at least six states will see red flag warnings tomorrow for hot, dry and windy conditions as this heat ridge kind of builds into the rest of the country. if you do get an afternoon cooling thunderstorm, consider yourself lucky. look at some of these numbers. you increase the humidity and it's going to feel like 102 in houston, 93 degrees in little rock, 90s acros

have seen the viral video of a black man in baton rouge louisiana calling out of school board member for ignoring calls to change the name of the robert e. lee high school in his town listen to what he said. so i had intended to get up here and talk about our race is robert e. lee we're gonna talk about. never shop and while we talk about robert e. lee bush supporter you sharpen robbie talking about racism in history of his country i only write members of his brother got a problem get up you're talking to because you don't give a damn and it's clear but i'm a tell you go to slays my ancestors say it about robert e. lee since you don't know history system let me tell you that i said when he got the plantation after he got off the field with 27000 people die and i get is hurt colonel robert e. lee was a brutal slave master not only did when he walked the slaves he said lay it on hot after he said lay it on him hard he said but brian orser a burner. that's what robert immediate and you sexual advocate self in here and sit on next shopping while the paid and the health of the people of t

that'sjacksonville, baton rouge, louisiana. reporting for fox 2 news. >>> as u.s. airports continue to see a decline in passengers, there's a new effort underway to gain the confidence. they will begin testing safety systems that could be used at other airports. this morning we're speaking with chris mcloughlin. you're one of the people who prram.check-in a check-in program. good morning. >> good morning. >> so, chris, i desperately want to fly somewhere again. whenever i go to the airport, in fact, i went there for a story a few weeks ago and i got that feeling that i want to get on a plane but we have that nagging feeling am i going to get sick. how do you get my confidence back? >> one of the things we share, what we find those first time visitors and those who used to travel a lot are seeing hiation as they return to the airport for the first time. we have taken it upon ourselves to partner with a company called dayon, to come back to airports and get back in the sky. they're based on biometrics and your smart device that will allow you to book a reservation in