industrial city. >> you needed a little help didn't you? >> they spell out south san francisco, the industrial city. it has been here since the 1920s. i am now sitting on the the in industrial and how big are these letters and what are they made of? >> they are bigger than me. >> 25 feet? >> gravel? >> who cares? >> the letters are some meant to say the least and 25 feet. >> multiply that by three. >> 60 feet? >> true or false, south san francisco got its name from a very big meatpacker out of chicago? >> i never heard that. i don't know. the meatpacking industry had a big influence on the town. >> true. >> are you sure? >> no. >> i don't know. >> i could not make that up. >> we are in front of city hall. it is modeled after a very important building in our nations history in philadelphia. can you name the building? >> u.s. history. >> oh my gosh. >> the declaration of? >> the name of the hall would be? >> i don't know that. >> was the name of the hall? >> constitutional? >> independence hall. that's what i'm feeling. >> you are correct. it is also the center of b

so, i know you know south city. hing about this town, you have probably seen the letters up on the hill. proudly declare south san francisco as the industrial city. yes, you know the sign. there's so much more about what is happening here in this town that it has been through a transformation in recent decades. we'll talk about all the south city has to offer. also going to talk about a bay area politician who is known nationwide. maybe you didn't know that congresswoman, jackie speier, grew up a mile from where we're sitting. right here in south city. she has some great stories about how she spent her childhood here in the city and also about one teacher at her middle school who really with one word, changed what she believes was the path of her life and led her to be a leader, not just in an academic setting, but all areas of her life. >> i'm looking forward to it. i wonder if jackie ate any candy while she was growing up here in south san francisco. a known company here in town w there is a candy making factory. l

is there something going on in south city? >> that is what i heard. >>> temperatures yesterday along the coast in the 60s, they have yet to go over the normal high for this time at 67. not one day has over. we are in the 80s and 90s. livermore, 56, and the water temperatures are remaining the same they have actually cooled off a 51 is exactly normal for this time with her. santa rosa, i i went . go with me here on this. a little bit warmer today. redwood city, 8183, and san jose not really participating in the big warm-up. it will still be able to go today. look at that load to the left. that is actually going to knock behind the house, but not for another day. if you are near the coast, you will deal with temperatures in the 60s. 50s and 60s here and a lot more 50s. it is running a little cooler. bodega bay says come down here, we are at 50 degrees. it is not a bad breeze out there. fairfield is gusting at 28 miles per hour. this is all about inland areas today as far as warm-up goes. i will tell you the monsoon kicked in and

or just head out to south city, we will see you out there. >> he knows this like the back of his hand, you know what's happening on the roads. legs that was a nice turn. i see what you did there. >> you know, exactly. ? you want to get across the bridge to part of the bay, there is a little bit of a backup at the toll plaza. for the most part, we are off to a nice start. it is not doing port -- too poorly. this is coming up path. there's a little bit of slowing. nothing out of the ordinary, which is good. this is pleasanton, it looks nice, no major issues on the freeways. if it were off to a good start, hopefully it will stay this way, sometimes we have lighter than natural commutes. what is the weather going to be like? >> i defer to you. that is your territory. >> thank you, it will be low clouds and 60s, not very warm. >> inland it will be warm to hot. i have 50s on the lows. here's fog on the coast, the lows are very similar to san francisco is 56. they have been hovering there. most of the coast will be on the cool side inland. recast hi going downtown santa rosa, not the airport

ktvu.com. >> sal, do you think you can find your way to south city? >> you know, i grew up in the area. right? >> i know. >> i know this area a little bit more than let's say some of the other places. i'd love the bay area. but this is kind of personal to me. right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. you can see traffic is moving along okay here as you drive to the bay bridge toll plaza. there's not much going on. if you're going to the san mateo bridge. traffic is also light as you drive through. let's talk about the gilroy super commute. gilroy to sato the silicon vall continuelittle more ab is on fire report lead. and there's now some slow traffic in the area. give yourself a ttyou're drivin commute. it's 4:18. let's bring steve back in here. >> sal, a couple of weather folks may come up and say hi to you tomorrow. >> one of the guys who follows us on twitter, right? >> well, one or two, yes. >> i said i will not be there. but sal and mike will. please go say hi. >> okay. >> just so you know. >>> we'll get to it he

in my opinion unfortunately the troops have been moving the dividing line the lines that divide south city and the rest of georgia inside our territory why i think it was done at the request of both south and up has and governments being there just as peter with the u.s. as you are with the russians i mean you have you will have to recognize that these people do not want to see the georgian authorities there and it was the case long before the 2008 of war you know that better than me that conflict began all the way back in the ninety's i don't think anyone believes that you know the russian authorities have to listen to the so-called cell society and author of maybe vice versa would be more appropriate. well a couple of years ago there was an agreement signed by both russian and georgian authorities to you how to meet the creation of trade corridors through these breakaway republics and for the kremlin i think you have to realize that was a big stab there was supposed to be some trade that would be monitored by an independent suisse company that would have been a step forward do you think

the 101, venecia as south city not good. bridge westbound traffic backed up, not especially bad. we did have traffic on the span that was slower but has improved. no major issues. northbound 880 traffic will be busy passing the coliseum. no problems on 880 although it is improving or still recovering from the earlier issues. the peninsula, look at that. that is because of an earlier couple of crashes. this whole thing is a mess. people are beginning to realize that i will miss my flight if i don't get on the road. 101 through south city as it took a while to clear the accident. 280 backed up almost from 19th avenue all the way to san bruno. >>> it is 8:02 am. >>> information about the multiagency police operation overnight in oakland. the police from san mateo have confirmed they were in oakland this morning early to service search warrant in connection with an ongoing investigation out of san mateo. a number of people were taken into custody. the police said that some may have game ties in officers from oakland, san mateo,

we have so much more to bring you from the south city.join us for another ktvu mornings on 2 here in san francisco and watches tomorrow morning at 9:00. we will stream that live on ktvu.com. >> i will watch. >> i cannot wait and will bring you back some secret sauce. >>> we have sal right here and you have to be going because that is your stomping ground. >> you will be good and i cannot wait and i will be eating even more food tomorrow. let's go to the bay bridge. >>> i have something in san francisco that could affect you and could be a series issue. the bay bridge commute slow at 20 minutes or longer. this is at the end of the line before you get onto the span. there is a crash southbound 101 south of cesar chavez. there are no injuries so they hopefully will get that out of the way but making for slow traffic into san francisco which will slow traffic at the toll plaza. 880 northbound slowing it san leandro. traffic is okay on the map. out of pleasanton it is slowing down out of pleasanton into fremont due to the earlier issues. at th

>>> a young girl in south san francisco who needed help from firefighters in the city more than 15 years ago is now lending her hand to the department. >> claudine wong tells us how a 911 call started a connection. >> it's all about being prepared. for sarah busher, it doesn't feel like work. >> i've been working here for a year and a half now. >> this is the career she's always wanted. >> little things that the kids will fill out. what do you want to be when you grow up. every single one of them said paramedic or firefighter. >> that dream may have been born when south city firefighters responded to a 911 call. she was just 4 years old. >> all in the matter of probably 12 hours. >> reporter: she was on both of those calls. >> about a year or two afterwards i go into the kindergarten room. they show us the ambulance and asked if anyone has ever taken a ride the ambulance. >> the lightbulb went on. i looked over and recognized sarah. oh yeah, now i two and two toge and i was in school with his son, joey. >> reporter: over the next 15 years or so, these two families would grow even closer.

>> sal is on his way to south city as we called. you are mentioning the story on highway 37 and the problem with the motorcyclists passing on the shoulder. that area has very narrow shoulders on either side of the road. there is a lot of marshland so you can see how it is dangerous for motorists. let's show you the map in the area. you can see why some people would be tempted to pass on the shoulder. is typically in the morning commute kind of a bottleneck. highway 37, in the westbound direction as you go from vallejo into sonoma county. two problems on the peninsula that we want to get too. northbound highway 1, a collision and an ambulance has been called to the scene. southbound 101 north of the sfo exits, a car hit the guardrail and there is a problem there as well approaching san francisco international airport. here's a look at the san mateo bridge. i want to show this picture because not only is traffic moving well over toward the peninsula but you can see the pretty fog line with clouds opening in the distance. 280 in san jo

but one of the people that makes the city so special is a woman who needed help from south san franciscoirefighters more than 15 years ago. she is not helping the department that helped her well chasing her dreams. >> reporter: it is about being prepared. but for emt sarah buscher doesn't feel like work. >> i been working here about a year and a half. >> reporter: si she can remember this is the career that she has wanted. >> little things that kid talk about when they want to be when they grow up and everyone said paramedic and firefighter. >> reporter: she said that she may have been born when south city firefighters responded to a 911 call. she was just 4 years old. >> two calls in a matter of 12 hours. >> reporter: this captain was on both of those calls. >> you are two afterwards i go into kindergarten and i come to go to her the fire station with girl scouts. while entering we see the ambulances and they asked if anybody had taking a ride. >> as soon as it was answered a light bulb went on. and i looked over and then i recognized sarah and her mom. i was like, okay now i remember.

at the golden gate bridge, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a hometown hero in the city of south san franciscoup next, meet a young woman who is destined to join the city's fire fighting ranks an how a 911 call may have start it all. >> outside, a little bit of fog covering over san francisco along coast line. check on your current conditions an line up the number for the bay area weekend coming up. i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose aspirin, is proven to further reduce the risk of blood clots that can cause heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular death in people with chronic cad. that's because while aspirin can help, it may not be enough to manage your risk of blood clots. in a clinical trial, almost 96% of people taking xarelto® did not

daly city at 66, even sunny there with 70 in the mission. 67 in the richmond, 71 in south city.morning. that changes for the rest of the week. >>> in the north bay, the napa valley wine train has a new expansion plan that includes housing for employees. the owners plan to build a row tell and rail station. the napa valley register reports they want to build two apartment buildings with 55 units. the napa planning department is expected to weigh in on the plan by the end of the month. >>> in the south bay, sneaker lovers bargain and haggle to add coveted shoes to their collections. abc 7 news was inside the drew collectors from across eo the bay area. >> sneaker-con only happens once a year in the bay area. a lot of shoes, a lot of people trading, buying. >> consolidating our items for bigger ticket pieces really. >> everybody loves sneakers in the bay area. we all do it to wear. >> one attendee tells us there are some shoes sold for thousands of bucks. >> what do you think, lisa? would you pay thousands of dollars for a sneaker? >> i'm telling you, personally probably not, but t

south san francisco. most of us know it as the industrial city. but it is also one of america's best hubs for the biotech industry. and it has a diverse food scene. >>> the sauces we are known fove kept that the same. that's original. however, there are quite a few specials that my husband, who loves to cook and can quite good at it, has added. >> we'll also hear from one of the community's proudest cheerleaders. >> ours was the last houses on sign hill. that we could break down a cardboard box. and get up on the top of that hill and slide down those letters into our backyard. so it was a great childhood. >> fun. >> uh-huh. >> congresswoman jackie speier describes how growing up in south city helped her become the leader she is today in the halls of congress. >> that and much more tomorrow, when mornings on 2 takes you on another zip trip to south san francisco. you can watch that live here at 9:00 a.m. ktvu. and we'll live-stream that for you on ktvu.com as well. >> you're making me hungry, you know that. >> that was funny to hear her say they sl

that and much more tomorrow when mornings on 2 on the 9 packs up and heads to south city.march 9 and 9 am you can watch live at 9 am. >>> if you find yourself in or near orange park, come and say hi. i'm thrilled by this. >> people love to come down and meet you guys. maybe i will come diane made you . >> maybe you should . >> we would love you to swing by . >> bring donuts. >> coming up at a second, mornings on 2 on the 9, we will sit down with actor brenda jackson and let you know when he will take the stage at the improv. >>> my dad move 9 kids from the hood to the suburbs. my school so white, they put my picture in every grade in the schoolbook so i would look diverse . >> that is me. brandon t. jackson is getting ready to bring up more ross at the improv in san francisco. they are happy to welcome him back. thanks for being here . >> how's it going? >> good! >> i was a real black guy. -- >> you talk about your dad, both your parents were church leaders. how did that impact because you don't usually think comedy and that upbringing . >> we left. we are not to religious

three south bay cities car burglaries are increasing. in sunnyvale. 269 car burglaries in july of 2016. already 597 this year. in mountain view, there were 304 car burglaries this time last year. that number is already up to 581 now. and in palo alto, the number of car break ins jumped from 232 to 492. the police are working together trying to capture those behind all this. >> we do partner and work with law enforcement agencies in surrounding areas because a lot of times, we think hey, we might have the same suspect. >> now the police have increased patrols in what is called burglary hot spots. they still remind everybody, don't leave valuables inside of your car. >>> that is always a good rule of thumb. you see it out on the street when there is shattered glass everywhere. you think someone got broken into. 7:16 now. if you are in your car, out on the road, check in with sal so he can get you where you are going fast. >> get away weekend, let's take a look at san jose international airport. i know steve likes it when we do that, becaus

still south city. >> south city is good in a way that the lanes have been cleared but it's not so great because the backup is still there. the crashes gone but the damage remains. north bound 101 from middleberry avenue up into south city and it will be slow. if this is you you may want to use 280 instead. on the east bay community slow traffic. highway 4 and 680 are slow. the bay bridge is back up for 15 or 20 minute delay and no problems in oakland getting into the downtown area. 680 traffic looking all right and the south bay commute is off to a good start. >>> eight people injured in the gilory garlic festival shooting are still in the hospital. five valley medical center. stanford has two patients and one person at regional medical center. many more people are suffering emotionally following the trauma. they are now turning to crisis counseling being offered at two locations. tonight the group community solutions will offer each other emotional support and are being held in spanish and english at the community solutions office and the other meeting at rebecca children services. bot

this time, a young girl in south san francisco, who needed help from firefighters in that city, moreears ago, is now lending her hand to the department and chasing her dreams. ktvu's claudine wong tells us how a 911 call started a connection that has lasted to this day. >> reporter: it is all about being prepared. for emt sarah buescher, it does not feel like work. >> i have been working here for about a year and half now. >> reporter: as far as she can remember, this is the career she has always wanted. >> reporter: little things that kids will fill out, like in first grade, what you want to be when you grow up? every single one of them has been a paramedic and firefighter. >> reporter: she says that dream may have been born south city firefighters responded to a 911 call. she was just four years old. >> it was probably about 12 hours. >> reporter: catherine was on both of those calls. >> about a euro to afterwards, i go to kindergarten, a common tour the fire station with a girl scout group. while i am touring, they should as the ambulance, and as this if anyone thought about ridin

daly city and south city only the mid-60s. sonoma 82. cloverdale 93.t, hot this weekend, and land only. myles miller water, 60s and 70s. 102 and the hottest in land spots. we will then all cooldown to keep the sunshine for the first half of next week. that is the warm forecast. >>> police are searching for a pair of stolen puppies after an online ad posting goes horribly wrong. >>> workers will have to dig deep to finish the subway on time. what we saw underneath union square today. >>> san mateo county launches new training tools to encourage pilots to make a quieter entrance. >>> training camp opens this weekend. we are counting down to the first refusing game on august 10. we are the exclusive home for niners preseason action. this year they will let fans attend 11 preseason workout that the practice facility in santa clara. they say mark your calendars to celebrate dwight clark on august 7. >> there was impact be on the field. pants come to camp on that day. on 8/7, everyone that locks and will have a special gift. >> weekend tickets are already so

daly city and south city 65 degrees, petaluma 81 degrees, lakemore saturdays height 92. much cooler, especially inland on sunday. say: average monday and tuesday and then warmer backup to average wednesday, thursday and friday. no hot stuff as long as the storms keep coming in from the north that is your kpix5 forecast. >> coming up next, what president trump says he is waiting for before he starts those new immigration raids. >>> plus scary moments for a student in reno, the injuries after a dorm room explosion. is to have a heat wave, wait until you hear what the temperatures in one area known for being cold. >>> bay area tech jobs hit another record high, but there has been a shift out of silicon valley. we will explain tonight at 11. in ♪ >>> ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> here is what you meant if you're just getting home right now. activists in san francisco protesting president trump's plan for new immigration sweeps. some fireworks of a dif

south city, 67.clouds are going to hang tough well into the afternoon, and in the north bay, 76 degrees for you in san rafael. low 80s santa rosa, calistoga, bright sunshine in the east bay after the morning clouds. 69 degrees in oakland. 72 in hayward. 76 fremont. head inland, and it's going to be a mild day bordering warm around antioch. 83 in livermore. 82 walnut creek. giants are laying at home tomorrow. oracle park against the mets. 6:45, it is going to be 62 degrees. quite comfortable. when the breeze kicks up, temperatures will begin to drop. take a light jacket if i were you. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. it is a cooler forecast for tomorrow. low 60s to mid-80s. not much change on friday, but we will start to notice those temperatures rebounding for the weekend up into the low 90s by sunday. low 60s coastside. the warming trend really will carry over into next week when we'll have hot conditions inland, especially on wednesday. mid-90s there. low 60s right near the coa

wejoin the police in the south african city of cape town where, on average, eight people are murdered every day. and millions of dollars at his fingertips — we speak to the 16—year—old who won the first ever fortnite world championships, and a lot of pocket money. tense stand—offs between riot police and pro—democracy protesters in central hong kong have ended after another day of clashes. protestors defied police orders to stay at home and commercial areas usually filled with shoppers were instead turned into war zones, thick with tear gas. and for the first time, chinese state officials have scheduled a news conference in beijing later on monday to make a statement on the situation. the bbc‘s nick beake reports from hong kong. there's a predictability to sundays in hong kong this summer. they start peacefully, and end very differently. once again, tens of thousands turned out, this time to condemn alleged police brutality during previous demonstrations. the police had tried to ban today's event and had warned that anyone who marched through the streets could be arrested but, as you

ellie is going to take over so i can make my way to south city. the bay bridge, not too bad. about a 10 minute the traffic is moving along okay. west town 580, slowing as you drive through the area. no major issues driving into the hayward area. 880, looking good. i want to go back. i promise i would show you what i is what i look at. if i look at this cars, that is good news. good news for the commute because when you see this ramp he or that is full that is different. that is my cheat sheet. and now you know it's. you can see it is not that bad, 10 minutes or so. >> steve is giving away secrets to viewers. >> sal, on the 9, years your segment has something brewing. >> yes, sir. >> i appreciate that. >>> we have a wide variety -- i caught a fish big, this bay, know the state. that is how temperatures will be today. livermore, the last time you were at 90 was one week ago. on monday you were 73. how about that? it is been a week since you have been at 90 but today looks like today. san mateo, 80. the city, 66 and i'm concerned that maybe warm. currently, 54. that is exactly w

my husband stayed living in south city. e were moved to the city and that is when we transitioned to lincoln high school. we were not living in san francisco so i could not and roll him into that district. he has excelled on the honor roll. lincoln has been a stabilizing force for him, and it was a very rocky family time. during november 2018, the kids and i spent thanks giving week with my husband in south san francisco. this is during the time that our residency was investigated. separation was complicated. no matter what is happening with the adults, we have to know -- we have to be there to support our kids, especially during the holidays. despite all odds of him being african-american and latino, living in a household with separated parents, he has excelled at lincoln high school. his teachers and the principal have recognized them with the big contribution he has put in at their school. i understand what the investigators concluded that we live in south san francisco based on their sight visit, but the inclusion his wr

disease office you are at that she said were small the part and we have to rely on our neighbor south city. no break central county fire. our and our other other neighbors and they all participated in this response. what is that recent active training made it was an active shooter training we did do some violence or training here in san bruno you know we did 3 days of it here just to a couple of weeks ago with a grant that the police department received and so that training very valuable we continue to do that training in this county to prepare for these types of incidents. i feel like you made a difference today definitely makes a difference. yes. we thank you very much i i tried to get you to the wrong time of the initial about the constitution. >>the actual first home. not want to miss. >>because what's happening every day in a step over here to the side some reporters are right now betting there's tny public right at this moment into wan as you know some people will immediately leave the area and flee the area which may be appropriate what you're going find yourself in and some folks m

i tell her to keep going. >> and while there are no guarantees she will get to work and south city wheny four women in the department. >> it is changing. to be a part of the changes one of the greatest things. >> both admit it is something to think about. >> we are somewhere in the neighborhood now of 8000 calls a year or. the odds of me being on duty at that particular time to be the one who responded to her house are pretty long odds. >> pretty remarkable when you see where they are today. these are pictures of their two families in dc on vacation. and both sara and joey are still working toward the dream of becoming firefighters. a dream they are getting closer to every day. >> that is an awesome story. >> it is great. it must have been a moment when she is telling the story at the fire station as a little kid and she is like, i know you. >> they both live and work in the city. so they could meet each other. >> ultimately, there is not a guarantee. >> the fire department, it is competitive. thousands of people trying to get in and it is difficult. she would love it and she is hoping.

troops continue to occupy 20 percent of georgian territory its breakaway region that's a policy and south city. now we are sharing our georgia and this place called the arch of modern math i found the friendship between georgia and russia so in reality colonialism communism and conflicts have all too often defined relations between the 2 countries though georgia has a special place in the hearts of many russians. we love to watch out west so happy to be here. nearly one and a half 1000000 russians who are ists came to georgia last year that's around 20 percent of the total number of visitors georgia's national bank estimates that fewer russian tourists could cost the economy as much as 300000000 dollars this year and there may be worse to come russian tourists are coming for exactly this kind of experience. great tourist. the beauty of the place. but georgian wine exports may be next on russia's banned list russian officials talk of tightening controls on georgian food and beverages russia is a major market it's very difficult to quantify the impact of the tourism ban or even the ban on flight

precious cargo 50 wagons full of water starting a daily 216 kilometer journey to the drive hit south indian city of chennai. the water comes from the metro dom on the covering river one of india's largest water reservoirs here ajar pad it is piped onto the train the cargo is expected to ensure a minimum supply to a city of 10000000 until the monsoon rains come. but no this is not a permanent solution but it's a timely way to help and that's all. this is not a permanent solution. the emergency water supply will cost nearly $100000000.00 that's the price of drugs in an ever expanding population. and once in chennai the water is deep counted into tankers. pleaded with people get excited once they see our lorries and earlier we used to go home by eggs. now it takes till 12 am to go home and sleep there's no time to even eat the monument i'll have to leave it there nice doing business with you also you'll get very soon going to tell. the folks. millenniums do some things a bit differently another thing is clearly different makes the older generation on the labor markets cool cool their focus to come.

when clearly it is and it is not misstating people's lives especially in those border regions near south city and a possible for those of us on the outside who would be very easy to draw a power levels between this situation and of course the situation between russia and ukraine but i'm guessing that they're not the same what would be the difference do you think. so the principal difference is that in a policy and south to study it there is not a hot war into eastern regions of ukraine you see artillery fire each and every day there are casualties each and every day on both sides and so the war continues on and i wasn't south of the study of the war has stopped however russian occupying troops that remain we have expelled the north in athens both regions and now of there is this uneasy truce of course there was a cease fire that was adopted in 2008 and the conditions of that ceasefire that russia read to whether russia would pull back its troops to the status quo ante before the war they never did that they remain in the 2 regions and are occupying both and as i said earlier they are keep pus

the current position is 85 miles south, southeast of morgan city, louisiana.he center is getting closer to land. as we come closer with the latest information, tropical storm barry with wind of 65 miles an hour moving in a northwest direction for miles an hour. it is a very slow mover and with that, even if it is a weak system, that could cause a lot of torrential rainfall with the slow movement. once it becomes hurricane barry, that possibly could happen for a short amount of time prior to landfall over the next 12 hours or so. here's the forecast track into saturday and along the track we are expecting some weakening and quite a bit of weakening toward the second half of the weekend. here's a look at one forecast model with a guess of expectations. morgan city, 10 inches and some areas of our five inches. and some of the forecast models come from the hurricane center suggesting areas could pick up 10 to 15 inches of rainfall with the slow movement of the system through the weekend. and you heard about the reference to the mississippi river, at last check the

hundreds of strange mounds lie scattered around johannesburg south africa's most populous city but they aren't a natural phenomenon they are mine tailings waste heaps left over from south africa's hugely profitable gold industry. many are also said to be dangerously toxic awash with heavy metals and poisons and radioactive debris. with expert help the french journalist must time to do is getting that content scientifically analyzed. but one night while he waits for the results he gets a mysterious voicemail message a lot lot of your. money where your around. in a month well i worked at an environmental geologist period for a while and i would really much appreciate you you know you're going to have a word about it thank you very much. the message is from a geologist. eagle club chick after a 20 year career in the mining industry and he's now left it disgusted by the industry's failure to have his warnings about dealing with its waste i'll tell you what i found particularly scandals to take the worst possible material which is you radium grind it into dust comparable to flour and make a

on i could go i'm going to be legal welcome to the city over there been wasn't enough done we're going to take up with what is on the call to be. south africa's rumah city is located on the east coast and has a population of about 3 and a half 1000000 in the metropolitan area durban is famous to being the busiest port in the country it's also seen as one of the major centers of 2 arisen because of the city's warm subtropical climate and extensive teaches it. get. it. right we made it to do mostly the stadium which was built for the world cup in 2010 we're here to do the big rush the world's tallest when i go. through it but if. it. was it saves time and it was scary i think it's back it's good to be back. and stay on route. to the next morning we hit the road and drive about 3 hours north east. so we just drove away and what we see just right after we have some secrets here. i guess is. our base inside the park was the hilltop camp which overlooks the reserve. first team drive abyssinian right. there ready to give us a feeling right off because they said it's one of. the little date in follows the path is the oldest proclaimed nature

precious cargo 50 wagons full of water starting a daily 216 kilometer journey to the drive hit south indian city of chennai. the water comes from the metro dam on the cover a river one of india's largest water reservoirs here and join our path it is piped onto the train the cargo is expected to ensure a minimum supply to a city of 10000000 until the monsoon rains come. but no this is not a permanent solution but it's a timely way to help and that's all. this is not a permanent solution. the emergency water supply will cost nearly $100000000.00 that's the price of drugs in an ever expanding population. once in chennai the water is deep counted into tankers. but it could be more people get excited once they see our lorries earlier we used to go home by 8 now it takes till 12 am to go home and sleep there's no time to even eat underneath. the drivers have been putting in extra shifts for weeks chennai is home to more than 4000000 people. thousands stand in line for a few connoisseurs of water for hours so this water is just a drop in the ocean. and this could be only the beginning more indian citie

some sun i could go i'm going to illegal welcome to the city of devon close when we're not done we're going to take up with what is going to put. south africa's warmest city is located on the east coast and has a population of about 3 and a half 1000000 in the metropolitan area durban is famous to being the busiest port in the country it's also seen as one of the major centers of 2 reason because of the city's warm subtropical climate and extensive teaches. it. right richard and mostly the stadium which was built for the world cup in 2010 we're here to do the big rush the world's tallest when i go. through what if. our deceived and it was scary. let's expect it's to be back. on ground. in the next morning we hit the road and drug about 3 hours north east. so we just drop into the wind and look what we see just right after we have some sea brought here. i guess is. our base inside the park was the hilltop can't which overlooks the reserve. first came dr nothing and right. there it was a rhino yes that's right this one. the little date in follows the path is the oldest proclaimed nature said in africa it consists of 960 square kilomete

the south african city of cape town is renowned for its dramatic setting and agreeable climate it's also one of africa's biggest tourist destinations so people are often shocked to hear that the army is now patrolling the streets of a part of the city soldiers are being called in to bring order to a district called cape flats where almost a 1000 people have been murdered in gang violence our correspondent adam krishna reports from cape town. was thinking marching for peace right in the cape town talcott of matter where local in child was up to kareem adams these daily demonstrations have become a disappointing ritual he's lived here for almost 50 years and says the level of violence nowadays has never been so bet's father to 5 children adams worries about their future none of us feel safe in this is in this environment how schoolchildren congo's can walk freely in the roads this is a lot of innocent people that did so that's been dying man in the. past there is a. see i have been organizing these protests on a daily basis for 2 months now but nothing much has happened since then. adams s

at least one person has died after a balcony inside a nightclub collapsed in the south korean city of one jew around a dozen others were injured including several foreign athletes who were in town for the world swimming championships police have detained one of the ny club's owners and will investigate whether the collapse balcony was an unauthorized structure. in new zealand the protests have entered their 5th day against plans to construct hundreds of homes on land the sacred to the indigenous maori people some 5000 people are occupying the disputed sites on the. uninstall sometimes referred to as new zealand's stonehenge the country's largest builder is trying to pick. the united states supreme court has ruled the trump administration can use military funds to build a wall on the border with mexico the decision frees up billions of dollars in pentagon funding to upgrade parts of the border barrier in the tweets trump hailed the decision as a major victory. well staying in the u.s. now president trump has announced a new migration deal with white amala just days after he threatened

wejoin the police in the south african city of cape town where, on average, eight people are murdered

of latvia and just south—west of the city of new o rlea ns, just south—west of ving very slowly, that is one of the biggest problem is that we are facing here. it is moving at about six miles per hour, a typical storm for prospective moves at about 10—15 mph, so the storm will hang around for twice the duration of your average storm, and what it is doing here is producing quite a bit of wind, it is taking sizeable branches of trees, some trees have been uprooted, and we are having periodic rain, wind driven rain, so in my location, i'm probably 75 miles away from where the eye of the storm is located, so conditions are most certainly worse there, but i tell you, it is even pretty interesting here. the biggest problem we are facing is heavy rainfall. the storm is moving so slow and will hang around for such a long time that the weather predictions say it is falling from 10—15 inches of rain, and while that is not unprecedented here, it certainly will put some serious stress on the drainage networks and we are likely to see some serious flooding across the region.

south san francisco. now, you know know it as an industrial city. but also one of the nation's best hubs for the biotech industry. and it has a very diverse food scene. >> the actual processes we are known for, we have kept the same. that's original. however, there are quite a few specials, that my husband, who loves to cook and is very good at it, has added to the menu board. so we now have 22 specials. >> count me in. from sandwiches to mediterranean food. we're visiting some san francis restaurants. we're also hearing from one of the community's proudest cheerleaders. >> last row houses on hill. is that we cardboard box. and get up on top of that hill and slide down those letters and into our backyard. so it was a great childhood. >> that was congresswoman jackie speier, talking out growing up in south city. said it helped become the leader she is today in the halls of congress. that and much more, when mornings on 2 takes you to another zip trip to san francisco. you can watch it live at 9:00 on ktvu. and streaming live on ktvu.com. >>> time is

and investigation south africa toxic city on al-jazeera. welcome back a look at the top stories now in libya as navy is saying at least $115.00 people are missing and feared dead after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of libya but the u.n. refugee agency says as many as 150 people might have been killed. the head of tunisia's parliament muhammad and occur has been sworn in as interim president after the death of 92 year old the subsea an acoa will leave the country until presidential elections are held on september 15th. said abrasions a continuing in puerto rico's capital of the governor a cut or a c.e.o. announced he will step down next month and on the growing pressure often need 2 weeks of mass protests. oh here the new prime minister boris johnson has been speaking to parliament saying that his leadership is the beginning of a new golden age johnson says his government will throw itself into bricks and o'shea sions and leave the e.u. by the end of october but the european union's warn that the prime minister that this is pretty mu

severely damaged at least one person has died after a balcony inside a nightclub collapsed in the south korean city of. around a dozen others were injured including several foreign athletes who were in town for the world swimming championships police have detained one of the 9 club's owners and will investigate whether the collapse balcony wasn't an authorized structure. berlin is getting ready for a massive l g b t pride parade today and it comes as germany considers a ban on so-called conversion therapy which claims to cure homosexuality currently only 3 countries brazil ecuador and malta have outlawed the controversial practice now germany wants to join them he spoke to one man who underwent conversion therapy and says it should be banned. i think i 1st became aware that something was different during kindergarten but of course i didn't know what it meant mike is just one of thousands of people in germany who have undergone a controversial therapy in an attempt to repress a homosexuality christianity shaped my life from an early age but as puberty hit he began to have sexual experiences with men

. >> reporter: the city is on track to build 10,000 housing uses with a fair person set aside for affordable housing. other south bay cities need to step it up and carried their weight. >> we need the surrounding cities to do the same. i will let those cities speak for themselves. >> reporter: kpix5 news. >>> a man broke into a couple's 10 at that man's campground in the stanislaw national forest. a 36-year-old man barged into a chant at 2 am. a woman woke up to find the intruder on top of her. she yelled to wake up her boyfriend who opened fire. none of the people involved have been publicly identified. >>> the sheriff and da's office are investigating. >>> and alameda-based coast guard cutter will return home after a 98 day patrol of the eastern pacific. >> the crew stop the drug veselin international waters. more than 39,000 pounds of cocaine and nearly 1000 pounds of marijuana were seized. the drugs are worth an estimated $569 million. the drugs were offloaded in san diego on thursday. >>> and now to our storm watch. new orleans seems to have missed the brunt of the storm. the national weather service says p