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. >> 4:29 new maj on dockless sco. >> finding many scooter rides breaking the law. city of alexandria breaking down. the details.hoini what's going down ayesha. >> hey there, good morning. yeah,he police heren the city of alexandria say peopl e rules of road. they are zipping in and out oef traffic they're riding on these things and they say that they areisking not only serious crashes but also injuries. now, monthsnto the city's e-scooter pilot program people who live or visit here have taken morehan 100,000 rides juth 7 ries, some very significant. and more than300 complaints. now in sponse, the alexandria city polpae dentrt conmeducted a stationary traffic pos on the popular king street corridor. now, lieutenant courtney ballentine is reminding u if you happen to put your safety or e safety of otherurpr aedt if yt >>et> it is considered a motor vehicle, so you need to follow siall gnsis,gns, all trafficights and operate it as you were as a mot vehicle. >> now, city of alexandria has s also -- i also looking to arngton and the district for guidance. "fox5" did rea

sco as far as south beach, it was dry, and not as much drizzle. still a little mist near the coast. cool this morning to hot this afternoon inland east bay. here we are in the east bay. mostly cloudy conditions at 9:00 and in the 60s. the sunshine breaks out by 11:00, and mid-70s to near 80 this afternoon. in the north bay, we will see faster sunshine, and hangout in the low to mid-80s during the afternoon hours. down to 72 degrees by 7:00. here we are in san francisco, where temperatures are if the 50s for the better part of the morning hours, and we'll have a mixture of sun and clouds and mid to upper 60s this afternoon. guess who is standing back next to me? it's jobina. >> we have two major issues, one on the peninsula and one in the east bay. let's go to the issue on the peninsula. this is near sfo. looks like we will go to the east bay incident for us, but we have two sigalerts, and we have a fatality on the on-ramp eastbound 580 on dutton in san leandro, and it's going to be blocked for quite a bit there so we will keep following that. there's a signal alert in the peninsula,

says that he's going to prevent guatemalans from having to migrate to the united states and to make sco simply by providing opportunities for them in their own country these are the plans and he'll be trying to implement them and changing many people's minds in the country this isn't a universally popular president for the. he's got some work to do. in president murray's year mockeries hopes of re-election in october his presidential vote would have been dealt a severe blow official results in the primaries show opposition candidate alberto fernandez and his running mate former president cristina fernandez de kirchner have a strong lead eve celebrations and indeed administered kashmir to being held amid heavy restrictions a communications blackout is now in its 8th day there's been tension in the disputed region since new delhi revoked its autonomy last monday priyanka gupta has the latest from delhi. indians are celebrating one of the most important festivals in the slum a calendar across the country but in the valley worship was are confined to their neighborhood moss and their homes

though was either today or schaefer is testing the new sco disapprove it hasn't changed much on the outside and the reason for that is fairly simple this go to has been very successful in recent years while other car makers were downsizing heavily skoda was having trouble filling all the orders placed but enough of the older versions let's see what the new model has got to watch for annoy them even. for its new generation skoda his face lifted the sedan and station wagon lines they now come with new assist systems and l.e.d. headlights as well as a modernized infotainment and connectivity system emanuel is taking a sedan with the sport line trim out for right. personally he admits he's not much of a fan of all the sport line trim options out there as they often only offer a sporty or to sign without really improving performance but that's not the case why. disappeared at least not when it has an enhanced engine like the one we're testing today that we give you here test. the 2 leader turbo gas engine packs of punch of $200.00 kilowatts all wheel drive gets you from 0 to $100.00 and less tha

all in all as i said nice all the great is g 708 sco but the total catastrophe what this year trump even scientists single page unlike last year when he simply stormed out that really wasn't nice. we asked our vision for a us libertarian politician whether he thought there were any positives to be drawn from this year is that. the g. 7 is to the world at what the federal reserve is the united states is a meddling problematic internationally damaging organization whose time has come and gone and we no longer should be having decent meetings at all in my view to me it was political theater i think that the united states and iran should talk i think that talking to an unstable regime that is on the verge of becoming a nuclear power is a diplomatic mistake what should be doing in terms of tariffs is getting rid of all of them there is every reason to get rid of tariffs that does not require a g 7 or g 8 or a g 20 it simply requires individuals to say i don't want to pay more for the same thing i mean a country that unilaterally lowers tariffs is going to benefit its own citizens immediately.

remains on the job while they conduct an administrative investigation that will be referred to chief bill scoormanrancisco police commander rich kariya says the case appears to show a serious lapse in judgment. >> if they're not exercising good judgment in either their personal life or on duty, that puts you on notice to look and see is this the right person for the job? >> reporter: another issue, i pulled the distapatch recording from that day. it was a serious medical calls came in. and a 45-year-old heart patient with chest pains. a 97-year-old woman having difficulty breathing. the fire department also had to respond to this false alarm. >> you can pull an emergency vehicle out of one area and away from the next emergency that comes in, and that's dangerous. >> i also reached out san francisco police officers association but didn't hear back. the d.a. tells me that he'll make a charging decision later this week and i'll get back to you with that. dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> new details on next month's runway closure at sfo that's expected to cause major flight delays and cancellations. uni

a significant role in international affairs take the g 20 all in all as i said nice great as g 708 sco but the total catastrophe but this year trumped even scientists single page unlike last year when he simply stormed out. that wasn't nice. going on a world tour a can sometimes be a lonely business so one russian traveler decided to take a bit of his beloved homeland with them is very old russia classic. hunka which in russian means a loaf of bread and it's in quite a slice of the globe so far. i've decided to do something extraordinary to make the journey in a typical russian bend the russian behind of and to be precise. one african man whose sole are you a zeke right and explain to us that he took part in a war in this event as a driver he said in the end that thanks to bands like this one we won the war. our trip is not finished yet we want to cross every time zone that's why would have a route from light of all stock to moscow for the moment with 80000 kilometers i think we will have done 95 by the time we're finished. from around the world to mix in the kaiser report it starts in

website on facebook on you choose well check aside if you get a minutes a day from now here are more sco it's kind of annoying saying thank you for watching the program if you're watching the clock this morning it's going to 26 minutes this wednesday. dares things. to. see officer. joe had to get up off the ground serve begins a. game face on the sounds of an mit grown man mislead essentially the officer. john. pushed it away from the officer. they obviously did a kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then when it happened on 3 swung. as i didn't hit him i never saw any contact with. any kind of went back to where they were so the officers back here there try again 15 feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled out his gun and he did it on 3. let me give them a. little but i think you might. get one that will go when there's a real body or at. the end of the month or any case it's certainly unusual in the united yeah. you can get any kind of. a good many of them are of the one that you know enough of the book why don't. you. greetings and salutations by august 13th

says that he's going to prevent guatemalans from having to migrate to the united states and to make sco simply by providing opportunities for them in their own country these are the plants and he'll be trying to implement them and changing many people's minds in the country this isn't a universally popular president for the. he's got some work to do now argentine president maurice are mockeries hopes of reelection have been dealt a severe blow the official results are opposition candidate alberto fernandez and his running mate former president cristina fernandez have a strong lead in the primary vote down which one has more from what our side is. alberto fernandez probably in his wildest dreams didn't expect a victory quite this convincing president took the stage to address his supporters even before the 1st official results were announced to talk about what he called a very bad election result which he said obliged himself and his supporters to work extra hard between now and the elections 1st round of elections in october to try to overturn this was old and convince the argentine ele

is being hailed as a hero after he led it is aircraft in a cornfield shortly after take off from all sco all 233 people on board survived the pilot's action is being compared to the famous lending on the hudson river in new york 10 years ago in both of his incidents the planes hit flocks of birds. this is where the short journey ended in a cornfield in the mask just one kilometer from the runway the airbus a 321 was on route to simferopol in crimea. smoke billows from one of the engines some passengers record the scene on their phones. while on this call out the names of their loved ones. of us again try to get as far away as possible. minutes before the plane took off from moscow's zukowski airports. dot spine possibly the moment when a flock of seagulls is sucked into an engine. seconds later both of the plane's engines fail. all civs they don't just after takeoff i heard a sound like you didn't. know what almost been to give away there was a deathly silence on the plane everyone was just awaiting their fate is skewered other. passengers say they had no warning from the crew that the p

all in all as i said nice or great as g 708 sco but not a total catastrophe what this year trumped even scientists single page unlike last year when he simply stormed out that really wasn't nice. or goes to west will amount to said the former british diplomat a us to battalion politician whether or not they thought there were any positives to be drawn from this year's g. 7. this whole thing is laden is especially in the g. 7 context by a mass of contradictions so you have one president trump apparently inviting russia in and as as an observer we see never accept and at the same time trying to keep russia out of. out of the deal with germany to improve the gas pipeline little stream then you get italy despite the socrates government is in apparently in bow supporting the idea of russia coming back and then you get behind the scenes boris johnson so there's a whole mass of agreements and mainly disagreements behind the scene but g 7 is to the world of what the federal reserve is the united states it is a meddling a problematic. internationally damaging organization whose time has come and

world's remaining barrier need urgent help that's according to a recent call to action by you know sco which says warming sea temperatures connected to climate change are taking a massive toll one country making progress is the world's 2nd largest who are reef winds off its coast the country's passed laws to safeguard its reefs and conservation is have found that painstaking work can nurse the underwater world back to help. with its breathtaking beauty believe is a paradise on earth that was almost lost. the country's most prized possession lies under water the incredible biodiversity of its 7000 year old coral reef the 2nd largest in the world the reef was dying but it's now gradually being brought back to life monique vernon is one of those fighting on its behalf. well i feel like when i look at work it's like. when they call me or say all right we're going to all do this laughing work here check the corals here whatever it is i am like all right let's do this let's let's wrap this let's wrap today beneath the surface it's clear why the reef is struggling the corals have been dying o

. >>> right now at 11:00 -- [ gunshots ] ans sco's market street, and people running for their lives. >> there are already people screaming and ducking for cover. >> tonight the man who opened fire is still on the loose. hear from one witness who lane crash off the ying moments. coast of half moon bay. the quick-thinking actions from a lives. >>> and new sleeping arrangements. where some police oic be spending the night after their shift. the news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. jessica has the night off. now, whether you live in san francisco or not you've probably been on market street and that's where people were running for their lives. nearly a minute of terror. cheryl hurd joins us in the city this evening with the shocking video and the details. cheryl? >> reporter: this iconic city, can you imagine walk down market street and hearing gunfire and people screaming? it all happened on tuesday, and it was caught on someone's camera. captured on cell phone video. shots fired from two gunmen. one man running and firon a tok.

fought with risk analysts say that a recent radioactive explosion in northern russia is a sign that more sco is developing new weapons that can evade a missile defense and differences between nuclear armed india and pakistan over kashmir have jangled nerves across south asia what can activists do to convince the world leaders to abandon the bomb for more we're joined today by cicely thompson williams he's executive director at beyond the ball that's a grassroots campaign to prevent nuclear or from geneva we have bit trist fin executive director of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons or i can. the campaign won the nobel peace prize in 2017 and action of a night is a founding member of india's coalition for nuclear disarmament and peace he joins us from new delhi and everybody it is really good to have you here this is not a conversation is on top of the headlines right now but many of our own like community feel that it should be take tristen for instance tristen guy yet here's how she feels we should start a conversation have other. people today are facing so many existenti

heinrichs: you mentioned sco . there was an article that said you had done away with spending justification for some of these. do you want to comment? articlefin: i saw that this morning. the folks who like to send me bad news lost no opportunity to send that to me this morning. i talked with our acting point, i should say corresponded. , io from my own knowledge was completely incorrect. the essence of the article is i budgeteersng our dod for our billion-dollar blank check for whatever we want to do. not likely. that stupideen since i was in my teens. of a strategy to ask the comptroller and cape for a blank check to do whatever you could always you ask. i gave up on stupid requests like that along time ago. that is not what we are doing. we're scrubbing every program we have carefully. very carefully for the coming budget year and we are going to request money for those programs we deem worthy. but we are not asking for a blank check. ms. heinrichs: back to the prioritization question and hypersonic defense. the

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senior data scientist, sco specialist.are some of the jobs being created by technology and indirectly? >> we saw a lot of job postings for people that can make virtual forstants and chat bots banks as they expand their digital presence, less people going into the branch. they will be making virtual assistants, so you can speak with somebody online, on your phone. we have also seen for engineers who can work on credit scoring as well, to build, so we don't need people to put in all the data themselves. the algorithm will do that. we see this also within hedge funds and private equity. hedge funds were early on in automated trading. we have seen private equity start to create advanced algorithms that will search and identify potential firms to target themselves. amanda: it seems clear there will be some winners here. if you are a kid about to go to college, you should take a hard look at computer science or data management. if you are an adult already in the field and you don't have those skills, they may be hard to acquire.

sco, came in line with expectations but noirk is not living up. it first quarter revenue estimate next quarter. the market went to 83 cents. and even though we see a relatively decent fourth quarter for them. >> especially these days given so little visibility. when you look at macy's giving how disappointing how disappointed investors were by the latest results, how much faith do you put in the company's outlook here because they are dealing with the same set of circumstances which we don't know what is going to change their outlook? >> with regard to macy's i found it remarkable they attributable so little of the disappointment to tariffs. i find the amount was so small and i find it hard to believe. i don't know exactly and exactly what their sourcing is to what they sell on the floor. but again with tariffs, we have argued -- if you do the math, i be a whole houldn't lot of net impact on g.d.p. over time -- they are not insignificant, but it relates to animal spirits. and it's not only the fact that we are doing them, but it's the fact that wh

>>> next, troubling new allegations against the boy sco scouts.undreds of sex abuse. >>> president trump tears into google. the promise he says the tech giant made to him. >>> a recovery on wall street. 178 points to the positive after yesterday is not a recovery. we are seeing some up arrows. you are watching "today in the bay." ♪ you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? (smiling) sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. it feels even better when you find it for less. get your yes for less at the new stores in west livermore and in union city. >>> let's get you out the door in palo alto with a look at how your morning will shape up. lower 60s to start and upper 70s by lunch today. a warm-up as we lead into slightly warmer temperatures. more on that and a cooldown coming up in less than five minutes. >>> the trouble spot still improving but not your favorit

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the smoke, though, is so thick that the city of sco paulo was plunged into darkness yesterday. the world wildlife fund says the fires could affect the fight against climate change. the amazon rain forest also supplies 20% of the oxygen in the earths atmosphere . >> in san francisco, the next phase is underway for the watershed restoration project near crissey field and the presidio. dump trucks arrived this morning with loads of dirt for a 14 acre park to be built on top of the eastern tunnel on the presidio parkway. crews plan on bringing a 90,000 cubic yards of soil. when it is done, the park will connect crissey field in the main post and include a new transit center, learning outpost and youth campus. >>> 14 acres is a lot of parkland. we want to make sure that this is a part for the edges of the soil has to be deep enough, plants can grow and be healthy forever . >> crissey field in the main post have been separated by the highway for the past 75 years. the new park is expected to be finished by next spring and have great views of the golden gate. >>> up next, fewer wildfi

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it's pushing lifelong residents just out of sco and teachers the bay area.ay, though, some hope. nbc bay area's sam brock joins us from francis scott key elementary and the governor was there, and mayor london breed as well, sam. really, they went to that specific school for a very specific reason. >> reporter: it was, jessica. francis scott key elementary here could be a model moving forward. the school district actually owns an annex right around the block that has already been slated and funded for 130 units just for educators. it is ready to be built as soon as it's actually zoned for that. >> take a seat wherever you're comfortable. all right. >> reporter: today, a roundtable discussion with workers, revealing just how painful and powerful a roller coaster housing market can be. >> it's even hard to save enough money. so we have to make a lot of sacrifices to even save to get into the down payment system. >> reporter: elaine retis won the lottery, securing a competitive city loan to help with a down payment. the san francisco lifer said alternative was

sco exotic locations.de story" and big epics, historical epics like spartacus and "lawrence of arabia" that would make an argument, you've got to come to the cinema to see this. an all-encompassing big experience that you can't have on your small television at home. >> so one movie of the '60s that had a huge impact, nearly destroying the studio that produced it and some say put the whole hollywood industry at risk. "cleopatra." why? >> it ended up being a $40 million movie, how much it cost to make it. that's $350 million in today's terms. this is the movie that became synonymous with everything that was wrong with hollywood production culture in 1963. it nearly broke fox studios. some say it did. so the film suffered from talent takeover. the illnesses of elizabeth taylor. also from scandal because the married elizabeth taylor and married richard burton started a torrid love affair on that set. but the film ended up costing so much money that it couldn't gross a profit. so we should remember that the fai

some had what you call, thorax, their lungs sco collapsed from vaping.g warnings, it is severe young damage from vaping. connell: let me put up response we had earlier from juul. i mentioned there was an original lawsuit here. this was before the latest development. the company said we stopped sale of non-tobacco and methanol flavored juul pods to our traditional retail store partners. we enhanced our on lining age verification process. juul says shut down of facebook and instagram accounts, removing inappropriate social media content generated by others on the platform. this perception, making the point, children, people said don't know a lot about e-cigarette and vaping you know what? this is alternative to smoking. that is way it was seen and marketed, talked about, right? >> if used properly, connell, vaping can be used for smoking cessation if you wane off the nicotine but if children are inhaling these chemicals and these toxins, carcinogens, it is an irritant to their lungs. it causes inflammation to the lungs. it causes respiratory distress. they

says that he's going to prevent guatemalans from having to migrate to the united states and to make sco simply by providing opportunities for them in their own country these are the plants and he'll be trying to implement them and changing many people's minds in the country this isn't a universally popular president for the country so he's got some work to do. now in time president hopes of reelection have been dealt a severe blow the official results of the primary vote show opposition candidate alberto for than theirs and his running mate former president cristina fernandez de kirchner have a strong lead on the reports from. the defeat for president he was always a possibility but few even his bitterest opponents expected it to be quite so convincing this was only a primary election to confirm candidates for october's presidential elections voting in argentina is obligatory in the results and a clear message that the electorate is not happy with the government's handling of the economy president machree acknowledged the defeat even before the 1st official results were announced we're

>> we are not in the work that we have done is beyond the sco scope. >> is outside of the scope. >> are there any plans to use the technology without consent of an american citizen? >> not with tsa. >> outside of a common purpose? >> you said in response in one of his questions about real-time use, not for criminal justice purposes. can you explain and expand on that? >> we only collect the photo in conjunction with criminal justice. our law enforcement partners, state and local entities must be authorized to have access to our system and they must have a criminal justice purpose in order to search our system, the interstate photosystem. >> i will yield to my calling from louisiana. >> i think my colleague for yellinyielding a bit of his tim. there's 10,554,985 criminal arrests were made and we ran about 59% conviction. i think the american people witnessing must be reminded that every american that is arrested has been arrested by probable cause and the standards of probable cause are much less then conviction is that true? >> that is correct. >> with a robert of evidence be used on th

fought with risk analysts say that a recent radioactive explosion in north of russia is a sign that more sco is developing new weapons that can evade a missile defense and differences between nuclear armed india and pakistan over kashmir have jangled nerves across south asia what can activists do to convince the world leaders to abandon the bomb for more we're joined today by cicely thompson william c. is executive director at beyond the bar that's a grassroots campaign to prevent nuclear or from geneva we have betrayed fin executive director of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons or i can the campaign i won the nobel peace prize in 2017 and actually of renai it is a founding member of india's coalition for nuclear disarmament and peace he joins us from new delhi and everybody it is really good to have you here this is not a conversation is on top of the headlines right now but many of our own like community feel that it should be take tristen for instance tristen guy yet here's how she feels we should start a conversation have a look. people today are facing so many existe

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