. >> reporter: sandy and russ lyon are the kind of landowners that know every detail of their propertynce 19, the california transplants have spent their days stewarding these 306 acres of ranch land in southwest oregon. they've raised their son here plus a small number of livestock, and they've worked to restore the salmon habitat in the creek that cuts through their land. >> and-- and the spawning salmon coming up can hide under those logs. >> reporter: the lyons say they moved to rural oregon because they wanted to live in nature, away from things. but in 2005, despite their best efforts, they learned that a bit of the outside world was indeed coming in-- or, in their case, coming under their land. >> we got a letter in the mail. and with the letter, there was a map showing where it would go. >> reporter: the letter concerned what is now called the jordan cove energy project. it's a proposed 229-mile natural gas pipeline that would serve as a connection between existing pipelines in the rocky mountains and a liquid natural gas export terminal that would be built on the oregon coast.

on resiliency, and as we rebuilt from hurricane sandy using those federal dollars, we've done it in a way that makes flooding in downtown new york city and long island less likely. we've needed to repeat -- reneed to repeat that effort across the country to deal with heat waves, droughts, wildfires, more powerful hurricanes, and even more. but second, we must use infrastructure investment to combat climate change itself. not just make ourselves more resieveient. if it keeps getting worse, resiliency dollars up, global warming goes high, resiliency up. we need to have this to go down. it is so, so important. what are we doing? in president biden's proposal and in the proposal democrats are putting forward, we're investing in green infrastructure and clean and renewable power and electric vehicles and charging infrastructure and retrofitting our economy to reduce carbon emissions and slow climate change in both urban, suburban, and rural areas. investing in both llts, resiliency and green infrastructure, that will create thousands upon thousands of good-paying union american jobs in t

i'm looking at sandy and sang spencer. sorry. >> it's quite all right. we have moisture in the air. it is moist for the bay area. let me show you the moisture moving into our region adding more cloud cover. there's a decrease in temperatures. as we get you down to street level, a few spindles are showing up on highway 101 between hartland and cloverdale. not all this moisture is hitting the ground, but it certainly is down to the south and in the sierra nevada. unfortunately, those storms are being accompanied by rain. it is pouring over parts of the tamarack fire right now, so the scarred area is obviously a concern of flash flooding. he was a live look. you can see hazy conditions. 69 in oakland, san jose, 77 and 84 in morgan hill. let's see this part of the atmosphere. the golden gate bridge, this is what we expect, 69 in santa rosa, 77 in fairfield, not so cool in concorde, livermore is 87 degrees. here is the emeryville camera, a chance of showers and isolated thunderstorm tomorrow, dryer air in the midland week, and we are cooling back to average f

the sandy police must have planted the shell casing. crime scene. it will be hard for people to accept the idea that this detective would do something as unethical as plant evidence. >> it was not there. i know that. >> the sandy police department categorically denied the accusation. but as those loft friends heard more of chris wright's side of the story from bianca, they became convinced he was innocent. >> there were so many parts of the puzzle that we're not adding up. >> unless, they reasoned, unless someone they knew very well wanted chris to take the fall. a dark suspicion wafted through the corridors of that all chocolate factory. perhaps the police, they said, arrested the wrong neighbor. >> he had the perfect patsy and christopher. >> the neighbors start comparing notes and realize, someone in their circle was not who he seemed. coming up -- >> we were astounded. and i remember seeing, what? >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting do

(et the white sandy beaches of the fine place to spend that time.hes of the west niles. glorious picture. when the two storms around. heading into the weekend, both storms will become much more intense and much more widespread, could cause problems actually. overnight, showers and thunderstorms clearing away from northern england and scotland, a ban of rain starts to just way in from the south and turn quite muggy, some mrfog patch is around the south and turn quite muggy, some mr fog patch is around across the hills and coast of england and wales, tomorrow the first man of thunder and rain pushes northwards, thunderstorms follow and they could bring 30 mm of rain injust the space of an hour bring 30 mm of rain injust the space ofan hourand bring 30 mm of rain injust the space of an hour and could cause localised surface water flooding, but the way the winds are, that will tend to lock this line of thunderstorms in place across parts of southwest england and we could see something like a0 to 80 mm of rain and wanted to areas in the worst—case scenar

. >>> there are people or skeptical and sandy sounds to be one of them. she said stop it. your incentives did not work. i think she's talking about state incentives, now trying to scare people with a plus. we do see comments like that quite a bit. how do you respond to that? >> i think it's fair in the sense of what she's saying thestaics org lot of headlines if you're unvaccinated you're hosed, which is one of my colleagues said. that isn't fair. that word is really scary. i think there are headlines pointing out that it's unvaccinated, who are the ones prone to getting sick from the delta variant. sometimes our tactics are very heavy handed. i think sandy's point is just say this like this is and that who help people get vaccinated. >> okay. look, i just want to mention to our viewers this fall in california kids are going back to school in personal i know you've been advocating for that for quite a long time. summer camps is what i want to ask you about right now. my own daughter is teaching one. there's some people who really wanted to social distance. others sad i wan

just one month later, roberts mother sandy died in a car crash.r son exonerated. it would take the state two years. but virginia lawmakers eroded davis nearly $600,000 in compensation for his wrongful conviction. laura believes that her there are untold others now languishing in american brothers prisons. he confessed under duress to something they didn't do. >> filet these stories are beginning to make headlines. now we see, eyes are beginning to open. questions are beginning to be asked around the country. and that is what happened in robert davis this case. >> one night of your life made a hell of a difference. >> yeah, yeah. >> you ever run into randy snead? >> i probably just keep walking. because -- i don't really have nothing to say to him. except for, i told you so. i told you that i was innocent. >> so, he was. so he is. >> that's all for this episode of. elaine i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. atching. >> breaking on msnbc. the new space race is on, and history is supposed to be made. >> my mission statement is to turn the dream of

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the port authority spent $2 billion recovering from hurricane sandy alone.intensified the storm increasing damage costs by an extra $8 billion. >> we need to have more climate resilient infrastructure and we need to stop it from getting any worse. >> thanks to pete muntean for that report. up next, a growing number of u.s. diplomats are falling victim to havana-like attacks. the inspector general is stepping in. details in just a minute. liber, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. >>> some controversial headlines out of mississippi this week. the state taking aim at the landmark roe v. wade decision that legalized abortion, calling it, quote, egregiously wrong. >> the mississippi a

early monday morning, sandy saw 14 cop cars outside her apartment and she saw her neighbor get arrested. >> and by 6:30, they all converged on that apartment. >> reporter: investigators left with dozens of boxes of evidence. we check in with john summer camp, former special agent with the fbi, on what's the risk to the public now? >> people are rattled by this. what's the threat for more terror attacks here at home? >> i guess you could say it's probably elevated. based on the last year and what we've seen politically and across the country. it seems that people are more divided, writes, on the left and the right, and very extreme on the left and on the right, and it's forcing some groups, as you see these militia groups for example, to try to form and >> m perln reporting. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, streaming on cbsn bay area, former 49er and stanford star richard sherman faces a judge. his plea today, charges including domestic violence. >>> a coyote killed at a busy san francisco park after reportedly charging at young children. why experts say humans are to blame. >>> and what cause

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one is emergencies, like the sandy hook, san bernardino, and the parkland mass shooting. org, the cooper 19 pandemic. the 2nd rise we see in gun sale is doing proto, like the nationwide ones we've watched all summer in the spring alone, the u. s. had an increase of $3000000.00 more requests that normally would for criminal background checks during that period. those background checks have a close correlation with fire and fail, and 40 percent of gun buyers during this. pandemic have been 1st timers, but how equitably or gun owners treat it is different for us. you don't see the same type of treatment to black. people who advocate your right to bear arms into practice right to bear arms. as you do for white organizations and why groups american society, i can yearly says black people in the us always have had to fight for their right to be, are the history and resistance. pre dates are non violent from the very inception of our black people being in america with this thing. they oftentimes headaches, appropriate weapons from new york presses to resists, of course, our slaveholders created

year's attack in a supermarket in boulder, colorado, the orlando nightclub shooting in 2016 and at sandy hook elementary school where 20 children and 6 teachers were killed in 2012. but can he do it? a democrats pushed for more gun control. there are plenty of voters and politicians and congress who say, guns just aren't the problem. they're talking about, oh, we need to stop there. 15 these up. they are 15, you know more people are stab to death and they're shot with air 15. so it's just, it's absurd hype and it's, it's, it's mostly just nonsense. let's target the bad guys, the felons, the fugitives, those with mental disease. let's put them in jail. let's stop them from getting guns. let's not go innocent, law abiding citizens, and let's not target their constitutional rights. no, even though we always hear about how america is so divided over guns, there's another way to look at it. i think maybe the central misunderstanding, including within the united states about the gun debate is the idea of a gun rights and gun regulation are mutually exclusive and that's just not true. there is

look there is my sandy in the lower left. yeah we love it. hashtag kpix and will try to get them on air. >> we need a close-up of sandy.>> i might be biased. >> just a little bit coming up on kpix 5 .>> the san francisco jazz club making it become back. plus, she brings her bad reputation to the bay area, we have all your weekend entertainment. >> this is a live look at sfo >>> if you love rock 'n roll, yeah i had to do it, you will want to be in san francisco this weekend.>> the liam it is all about the music, the singing and the movies this weekend.>> guys you can knock out and put on your jazz hands as we kick off with a music icon. joan jett.>> saw you standing there by the record machine.>> she is coming to san francisco this weekend. joan jett, a music icon erupt into our lives dressed in black leather, 1980 was the year, music pioneer. she took early ownership around missing a server on record label and after the mages rejected them more than 20 times. shed his like that on there, hello rock 'n roll, i hate myself for loving you, crims

i wishes beloved and life partner barbara, his brother and best friend sandy, his nephew and her colleague andy levin, his wonderful daughters kate, laura and erika his grandchildren all ofis the family my deepest condolences. and profound gratitude for your willingness to share this great man with all of us. i yield the floor. >> madam president. >> senator from michigan. >> madam president i rise today to honor the memory of a true lion of the united states senate, michigan senator carl levin. yesterday carl passed away at the age of 87 surrounded by his loving family. carl was well-known as a fierce advocate for michigan and a force of nature in the senates. the most important thing in the world to him was his family. he cherished his role as a brother, husband, father, uncle and grandfather. i know his family and his loved ones are all reeling from this enormous loss. i along with folks along the state of michigan are praying for them during this very difficult time. over his 36 years of service in the senate, the most ever for a michigan senator, carl made an immeasurable impact. he s

port authority spent $2 billion recovering from hurricane sandy alone.sing damage costs by an extra $8 billion. >> we need to have more climate resilient infrastructure and stop climate change from getting worse. >> reporter: even airlines say it is something they're dealing with. united airlines scott kirby says they need to get better. the goal is to avoid stopping operations on the ground and avoid delays. pete muntean, cnn, silver spring, maryland. >>> still to come. cnn goes one on one with the new u.s. capitol police chief. find out what he had to say about the insurrection and those down playing the attack. new, it didn't fit into their last ad. so we gonna have to speed it up to tell you about their new belgioioso® fresh mozzarella, mamade by artisan cheesemaker. hold up! let's go faster. -with fresh milklk from america's dairyland, wisconsin. man, wisconsin p people love cheese. it's great o on the new turkey cali fresh. let's go faster. the eat fresh refresh atat subway®... it's too much new to fit in one commerc- psoriatic arthritis, made my j

in 2012, hurricane sandy left this path commuter train station in new jersey entirely under water. >> needed to make sure that we were accounting for that as we move forward. >> reporter: the port authority is even installing flood gates at station entrances, 7,000 pounds they are designed to be deployed quickly in case of an unforecasted rush of water. the latest estimate is water levels worldwide will rise by 6 feet by the end of this century. >> so i think people see it. i'm not sure that they understand how much worse it's going to get and how quickly. >> reporter: during hurricane sandy, flood waters here entered through the elevator shaft. so the port authority re-enforced these structures with aquarium thickness glass. the concern about future floods is so real that the glass stretches nearly 20 feet up. on the other end of the country, the concern is over the heat that melted some of seattle's i-5 last month. >> the material properties -- >> reporter: shane underwood researches asphalt at north carolina state. he says with the world getting hotter, road crews should start layi

>> las autoridades llegaron a un acuerdo para la construcciÓn de un monumento para las vÍctimas de sandynos fueran ae asesinadas en el 2012. >>> los trabajadores de la salud tienen problemas de salud mental en el reino unido, el 78% sintiÓ sentirse insensible por la pÉrdida de vidas humanas. >>> la cuarta ola del covid-19 va estÁ en estados unidos, entre los no vacunados tiene soluciÓn, pero la vacuna llega tarde. >>> la espera para vacunarse en estados unidos sigue. esa obligaciÓn estÁ lejos de llegar, pero lo que sÍ estÁ cerca es una condiciÓn grave, una mÉdica describiÓ esto. una cosa que hacen antes de ser intubados es rogarme por la vacuna, pero lo siento. >>> para el momento en que se estÁ en el hospital es muy tarde. >>> una encuesta revelÓ que el 31% de los no vacunados siguen esperando, entre los hispanos teme a lo desconocido, y un 32% el contraer al coronavirus con la vacuna. la mayorÍa de la vacuna estÁ diseÑada para prevenir. >>> Únicamente funcionan hay una infecciÓn de lento proceso por ejemplo la rabia, en ese momento ponemos la vacuna de la rabia pero es una infecciÓn di

you won't even restrict right now, only a few sandy trunks cross through the steps they don't pose a problem. so the saga, but the pressure on the animals is increasing this. i survived the holocene extinction. so it's a pretty tough animal. but whether it can survive, the human answered the scene. extinction i'm afraid is pretty marginal, i think. so we have a number of factors coming up, you know, it, you know, the change in human impact on the environment directly. you know, we'll just complicate this further for the moment. the psycho have managed to come back from the bring in the long term. however, the vital depends on whether the catholic step is left as an untouched paradise. yes. that's from us this week at global 3000. thanks for watching. we'd love to hear your thoughts. so you write to us the label 3000 to the w dot com or check on facebook page d w. label. i did see you next time the ah, the news? the news the the the i this is a bio fuel and styles fertilizers provide in the future for dozens of families in farming, a profitable business with the growth potential use i

los residentes dicen que la Última vez que vivieron algo similar fue cuando los huracanes irene y sandys de incendios forestales en oregÓn. paulina: por cierto, el servicio forestal de estados unidos informÓ que continuamos y poder controlar el inmenso incendio al norte de california, que comenzÓ el 4 de julio y estÁ ocasionando la evacuaciÓn de muchas personas. comunidades al sur estÁn bajo orden de evacuaciÓn obligatoria ya que las viviendas se ven amenazadas por el fuego. varios estados reportan un alarmante aumento de casos por la variable delta del virus y se presentan principalmente en personas que no ha sido vacunadas. las autoridades piden vacunarse. vamos a los Ángeles. reportera: los casos de coronavirus a nivel nacional continÚan en aumento. en los Últimos siete dÍas los casos se han incrementado en 60% y las muertes en 53. arkansas y missouri estÁn entre los mÁs afectados. >> estamos de vuelta en los hospitales por covid—19. reportera: autoridades aseguran que 50 7% de los casos en el paÍs se dan entre los no vacunados. en el condado de los Ángeles han aumentado los casos ta

the sponsored cut on airways ah, sandy beaches, judy free shopping and low taxes could probably go island of high non become china's new hong kong. 11 east investigates on iraq. it's the you case. biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covet 19 patients built inside a london conference center. it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites are under way the actual london numbers could be much higher than advertised researches say that huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now, trying to close, extrapolate that across the country and the spread of corona virus appears far wider than any one thought. coveted. beyond the taken without hesitation, fulton died for the power that finds out a lot of new babies, which i did not think it's neglected. babies to death, people in power investigate, exposes, and questions. they used to be of our around the globe. on our me the news this is al jazeera ah added $1300.00, gmc hello, i'm kim all santa maria. welcome to the news i'm here on

what more could you want shown as nice sandy, be nice people with is money island drive. it's true. it is one of the dummy is places in germany, but especially now in the summer too much done can be dangerous. here on the dog beach goers have found ingenious ways of keeping out of the sun. the results, a colorful be made up of umbrellas and the more traditional option. it's a wicker chair invented on the baltic sea coast in 18. 82. it's now an essential beach item around these parts. getting in on the fund is super easy. you grab a key at one of the many rental spots along the beach and find your chair. then you set it up. and wicker beach care is tightly interwoven with beach culture at the baltic and the north seat and rarely found outside of germany was it is an island of superlatives . and as germany's longest speech, some 1900 hours of sunshine a year, and it's super fault, especially the beaches are over run by tory when i'm wondering is, are there any quiet spot left? let's find out together on a tour around the island. ah ah, i'll show you the so called imperials by healing

sandy tracks cross through the steps, they don't pose a problem for the psycho, but the pressure on the animals is increasing this. i survived the holocene extinction, so it's a pretty tough animal. but whether it can survive, the human answered for scenic sticks and i'm afraid is pretty marginal i think. so we have a number of factors coming up, you know, it, you know, the change in human impact on the environment directly. you know, we'll just complicate this further for the moment the saga have managed to come back from the bring in the long term. however, there's the bible depends on whether the catholic step is left as an untouched paradise. that's all from us this week at global 3000. thanks for watching. we'd love to hear your thoughts right to us to play the 3000 at the w dot com facebook page d w global. i did see you next time. the news, the news news news the news we failed fatigue and i think there was no tomorrow at some point supplies were now grounded with old. can we say recently now? we'll all have more of them for longer made in germany 30 minutes on dw agreed, our ope

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you know, i read in at interesting thing about the sandy hook parents, they had to release, the sandynts who six -year-olds we're killed by, they say there should be liability on the gun manufacturers. that when you sell a military style assault weapon, you're no selling it to deer hunters, wha do you think is going to happen with the military style assault weapon. >> i don't even know where to g with that question because military style assault weapon. ar 15. >> you mean a rifle that has a bunch of things added onto it. lori lightfoot was asked about the criticism of her city and the crime wave and she blamed i on the fact that she is black and a. he/she said 99 percent of the criticism is because of that. a lot of this has to do with a lot of identity politics. she could just hopefully escape culpability and say it's not al it's because i'm a black gay person. people gave her a lot of room t grow and instead of growing, sh is dying on the vine and the city is going with it. the democratic strategy right now is talk about gun violence, not talk about the gun and. when you remove the

we have a rocky coastline, and sandy beaches some of the oldest lighthouses in the country. craft beers. we've got about 150 craft breweries in maine. i think they exploded during the pandemic, too. you know, expanded. don't know why. but we're also, we boast oysters and scallops and clams and whatnot. but we also know that because we started planning this a year and a half ago, we don't have to reinvent the wheel. we are ready for you. the hotels are ready for you. the beaches are ready for you. the shopping malls and the baseball parks are all ready for you. and a new children's museum just opened two weeks ago. and my granddaughters and i cut the ribbon. and my granddaughter was first in the door. everything is right in town. portland is very density to live and one of the most beautiful state necessary country. -- one of the most beautiful in the country. we have the lowest crime rate. and we vie with vermont for most crime rate and highest vaccination rate, vying with vermont and connecticut. sometimes massachusetts. and lowest case rates right now of covid-19. lowest h

wage a winning campaign in every region of this country, from the snowy banks of minnesota to the sandy plains of georgia. >> badly trailing democratic candidate jimmy carter in the polls, fort knew he had his work cut out for him. >> he was a very good governor and he had broad views on a number of national and international problems and challenges. but again, it was a race of an outsider against the establishment in the nation's's capital. and because of watergate under nixon, because of the war in vietnam during the kennedy johnston nixon period, outsiders had some advantage. they could be very critical of the national scene because they had not been a part of it. >> betty ford and the rest of the family would all pitch in. together, they reached out to touch the nation. the president had yet to receive a mandate that comes with victory at the polls. it was a goal he fervently hoped to obtain. election night, 1970. six >> that's the way to stance. electoral votes -- president ford, 137, cutting 272, more than he needed, jimmy carter the next president of the united states. >> in the

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i find it unfortunate that whereas, after both katrina and sandy there were both commission hearings in the devastation zone. after maria, there were a few press junkets by the chair to puerto rico, but it was frankly, the fcc's response was inadequate and disgraceful. yes, we need to have standardized responses to disaster and congress should include a mandatory reporting requirement, investigation requirement to ensure that the fcc takes appropriate steps following a disaster, particularly one of that magnitude. >> i appreciate that. and what happened with maria is simply unacceptable and people were left without access to anything, including lack of a timely response with getting connected. mr. adelstein, i'm hearing from chief johnson and questions asked around hurricane maria. do you support fcc regulation that requires a certain level of resiliency in communication, infrastructure, and mandates the restoration of services in a timely fashion? >> well, you know, maria is a good example, i mean, it was devastating to puerto rico what happened, the devastation. and i speak from my

i will say with chris christie, you all remember, that was hurricane sandy.s like weeks before the 2012 election. >> days. >> days, thank you. and it was the mitt romney campaign, they were the ones who were really upset with him behind the scenes, and chris christie writes about this in his book. kind of ironic given where mitt romney, the senator, is right now. i don't think that he personally would have batted an eye about bipartisan ship in the wake of human tragedy. >> dana bash, stay safe. thank you for being with us. and you can -- >> it's okay. >> you can watch dana this sunday at 9:00 a.m. on "state of the union." and the amazing 4th of july special. >> can't wait. it's going to be so much fun, guys. >> are you going to wear your star earrings, those big ones? >> i'm going to text you. i have some, i have some options, some costume wardrobe options so you can help me, poppy. >> all right. >>> so, just in, new information on the recovery in the u.s. jobs market. the june jobs report, chief correspondent christine romans has the details. what it's it s

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the victims of the sandy hook shooting were offered a $30 million settlement.teve clark says gun companies have been immune to lawsuits but given the sandy hook result he thinks this is the right move for the group to include all parties involved. >> they are trying to get around that insulation that the gun dealers have enjoyed but saying the way you are marketing this, you are negligent in that fashion and you should be at the table as well and share a proportion of fault. >> randall scarlet that you just heard says that this lawsuit he wants to make sure that victims are remembered and that those that they say are at fault are held accountable. he hopes this bring justice to surviving victims and their family. dustin dorsey. abc7 news. >>> thank you. >>> two men have been charged with felony vandalism and a special allegations of a hate crime in connection with the damage of a black lives matter mural in santa cruz. 19-year-old warner and 20-year- old bojack have pleaded not guilty. they took turns driving over the mural and leaving tire marks on it. hundred

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