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if it is determined nonfunctional, it was also found on south park avenue.rs after discovering it, they determined it was nonfunctional, not a threat. james, the difference between the way we learn about this suspicious package and the way we learned about the suspicious packages investigators say was sent by cesar sayoc throughout the week, who that information came from, the local authorities versus the fbi. >> leak analysis is critical. you want to tie these together. you look at bombers from this perspective, they're like bakers. they have a particular signature. baker makes an apple pie, crimps the edges a certain way, puts the apples in a certain way. same with bomb makers. they're typically criminals that take the path of least resistance. th a successful bomb maker survives putting it together. the sayoc bombs had power supply, the switch, initiator, and explosives. i am sure reporters are asking questions. i'm pretty certain if there was a link to the sayoc devices, we would have heard something by now. >> that was my question. in terms of what they

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in violent crime several high profile corruption scandals and a stuttering economy reports from south park. the last debate before the elections on sunday something a little bit of the lisi did not want to miss. i am worried about what is already happening in brazil we need to tackle fascist ideas there is a complex polarization of our society but we can't forget what's been happening in brazil over the last few years it's important we vote on sunday so we can keep its democracy. seven of the presidential candidates attended the debate and religion nailed the frontrunner former army captain john edwards on nat'l the t.v. global citing doctor's orders after being stabbed during a campaign event one month ago instead he gave a recorded interview to t.v. record own by anyone jellicoe church at the same time that the debate was happening . boy did. you not call me corrupt i have always fought for the union of all brazilians however the leftists divided us the workers' party did not work and they betrayed workers in the country. second place candidate for the man who had that who was handpicked

park and south park. we need more. if you are going to add more people in the neighborhood. with that, the city meets to create a new public work and by purchasing the land and they should be help that need community design, stands address and an excess study on prop k that includes popos and all public spaces and so many. please do not support the plan. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is gina gomez and i'm a vender from the san francisco flower market. i'm here today to show my support for the central soma plan and i also just wanted to state that we're really excited about it being a flower market and retail above and just wanted to voice my concerns that there will be i don't think housing should be allowed on the site. thank you. >> we hope that all development can include b.m.r. commercial for small businesses. b.m.r. nonprofit space to ensure that community space nonprofits continue to thrive and that all developments should include a public art component to recognize the filipino community and our contributions to the neighborhood. for central soma park, we have

reviewing the ordinance but a big shout out to alice, one of our community residents in south beach at south park who notified our office at 340 bright at how it did not trigger changes to ensure vision zero and cathy at, at walk s.f.,, tom at livable city and janice with the bike coalition. i want to thank john who made sure that this file was ready to be passed today. colleagues, i ask for your support and hope to gain your support in the next couple weeks from when we had the duplicated file come back to the board of supervisors. >> i want to go on record that we will have to talk about this. i'm concerned about what you're proposing. it sounds like it will be eliminating parking across the entire city for all new building and construction. is that right? >> he does not ban or prohibit parking being built in the development, it just eliminates developers requirements to build parking. developers can continue to provide parking on site and in fact, we have eliminated minimum parking requirements in the district that i represent. for the project sponsor still continues to come to the board and p

but today here in wind-swept custer state park in south dakota, they are protected. the herd. his office is his saddle. we're about 1,350 head roughly this year, so our capacity is just under 1,500, and we've been growing the herd to that. >> reporter: in a tradition dating back half a century, cowboys and girls have braved chilly mornings to suit up, round 'em up and bring 'em in. trying to convince a 2,000-pound animal to go where you want it to go isn't easy. levi olver is a third generation rider here. >> it's an adrenaline rush. working cows is nothing like pushing buffalo. they push back. >> reporter: thousands of spectators around the world come to savor the old west, and as they hurtle through the picture postcard of the black hills, there is a purpose. >> watch that gap. >> the bison are coming in for their annual checkup. and melissa killson wouldn't miss it for the world. >> seeing the bison herd just moving as one, i mean, it's majestic. >> reporter: they are given the once over for disease, pregnancy tested. the little ones are branded and others chosen

. >> maybe a "south park" -- >> i think what's happening on capitol hill, very angry. like uncontrol age rage. the incandescent right below the surface. what we're hearing from ford and other women, it mirrors our own experiences. women go through this. we're always thinking about ways to protect ourselves from male violence. for male senators, all white, all 80 years old, standing up there and basically telling us we're historical and we should calm down, it just makes us more angry. so these are not funded protests. these are women who are flying from alaska, flying from -- coming from maine to go to d.c. to tell their senators their stories. i think that's part of the democratic process. if we're not going to listen to women, then are we second class citizens in this country? if we're not going to take the story seriously and actually try to prevent a credibly accused rapist, sexual abuser, to be in the highest court in the land that's going to impact policies for women for generations to come. >> yes, it's incredibly dismissive, regardless of how you feel about pol

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annual turnover of around forty two million dollars africa shadowing was illegal logging in the south of the park which is destroying more and more virgin forests geddes which has an annual turnover of thirty four million dollars or. three dollars forty now so lots of money's involved we're talking about over one hundred million dollars a year and enough to maintain these private on easy these come back to groups and militias who are responsible for the desolate situation in the eastern democratic republic of congo it's just not that familiar has less than a. lot of. i think the illegal trade in charcoal feeds the entire province of north kivu it's the feel of war. eleven million people depend on it some three hundred thousand tons are illegally produced here every year this is how the black gold is made. you for sticking with we lay a new fire to make charcoal. feel can only be longer the only mood. we're not black to not yet even first we cover it with leaves. and then seen it tightly with mud merrily so that the leaves don't catch fire. the wood should burn very slowly. we use it to buy salt c

administration and the previous president of south korea park in there which was supposed to be finaland irreversible and in fact the actions are being taken to. to undo the foundation that has been created with money from the japanese government to compensate victims on the other issue of course of who owns the islands of dual is disputed wrong in the scene between south korea and japan we have seen the at the administration certainly coming up very strongly and trying to assert its territorial claim or at this particular part of the ocean and this is something that south koreans very much take exception to say one who thanks very much for filling us in there on that situation between south korea and japan now the race is on for the top job in europe's biggest economies gentiles and america she will leave politics at the end of the term and twenty twenty one and she's standing down as the head of a center right party later this year again barbara reports from than them. i'm going to make calls message to leaders of her party the christian democrats all the c.d.u. is clear it's time t

it looks like it will move very slowly south eastwards to park itself across the wash, through the midlandswhere we have more cloud across england and wales, temperatures nine to 12 degrees. for this morning we will start off on a great across some south—eastern areas, and ahead of its sunshine, and certainly behind its sunshine, and certainly behind it there will be a lovely day. lots of sunshine, a few showers across coastal areas, especially western scotland. there will be more of a breeze and the temperatures in scotla nd breeze and the temperatures in scotland and northern ireland pretty similarto scotland and northern ireland pretty similar to yesterday. england and wales not quite as warm, highs of 1a to 17 celsius, still a little above the seasonal average. as we head into thursday at the bridge of high pressure builds in from the west. it brings light winds and also some cooler air, so central and northern areas will be quite chilly to start thursday, whereas further south, a bit more cloud around. not quite as cold. we start off with some cloud in the south, one or two mist and fo

. >> be advised you're meeting up at central park south and columbus circle, copy. >> reporter: one ofst city corners in the world brought to a standstill. for this, what looks like a pipe bomb sent to the cnn mail room. >> that's a -- excuse me that sounds like aire alarm here. we'll keep you posted on that -- >> reporter: the network surprised on the air, learning along with the rest of the world. explosive devices and other suspicious packages have sparked police investigations across the country. down the east coast, from new york to washington, d.c. to florida. and a new discovery on the west coast in los angeles. also tonight, sources tell abc news investigators are looking into a possible eighth package which may have been addressed to former vice president joe biden. no one seems to know when or where the next one might pop up. >> we will not let terrorism win. not today, not ever. >> reporter: it all started two days ago at the home of billionaire liberal philanthropist george soros north of new york city. >> george soros is a well-known liberal financier, a very wealthy man,

south carolina had an expected visit from a different kind of unexpected friend. it's anllator that came out to play. a helicopter spotted the large gator swimmhrough a park in conway, south carolina. he was pretty big. that's just a head. >> that's not the rest of it. the park ind still 3 feet of water there because of the nearby river overflowed. >> that's crazy and scary because all of sudden, what if i'm driving through and some prehistoric creature jumps out at my car. p in mind they k don't live this far that part of the low country in south carolina there, that's still the waters from hurricane florence. the river crested fourays ago and the water is still at the height of mailboxes and thiso i plus weeks after the storm went by. just an amazing amount of flooding for them. ere's still a few chances for showers coming our way. this will be mainly going to the north but tail end of it will get into our area briefly late this afternoon a into this evening. it's a cold front as it comes by but it's going to be warmer tomorrow and friday behind the front identity chance rolls in late thursday night. it's and bright sunny start up to 3:00 or 4:00 in the

it means you will see cameras in san pablo park in south berkry. it comes after a daytime drive-by shooting that terrified people at the park. >> shots rang out, we hit the ground. we grabbed kids. we pulled them to the ground. i didn't find my 2 1/2-year-old. the longest 30 seconds of my life. >> the police chief will decide where cameras will be installed. they are expected to go up within the next few months. >> also improved, limiting the amount of homeless people can occupy on sidewalks. the decision came down just after 11:00 p.m. homeless people are limited to a 3 x 3 foot space, no more than five feet high. that is smaller than most tents. violators face a citation from police. >> a woman in oakland is working two jobs and still can't afford housing.g her car for a year. leigh-ann melendez spent the day with her. you can hear her story and learn about efforts to fight homelessness on abc7news.com, in the section committed to building a better bay area. >>> taeubg a look at this map. it shows eight incidents in than a week. a man was robbed o

andrew thomas reports from parks in new south wales. in a good year farmers like wayne dunn food wouldn't need to buy hay a tool they'd grow crops. and the sheep and cows would eat them straight out of the ground but drought has hit australia's east and states they say has been trucked in from a thousand kilometers away with transport that costs about two hundred fifty dollars a bale. one hay bale will feed sixty calories for a day dunford has three hundred eighty so feeding them is costing him more than ten thousand dollars a week the grind of a drip gets to you and i like you get a fifty k. or when blaring if i sold i was a really big throat and they still are afraid to stock and what windows but it gets everyone to be cranky for some reason and it tend to get out but it's just the fact that you're out there every die and. things go backwards not forwards. dunford is mixing some hay with wheat grain and compact grass silos to keep costs down but making that mix is harder work even if it is slightly cheaper across the east in australia

they may not have known it at the time, but when 13 amateur runners gathered in a south london park 14ed five kilometre run that takes place in hundreds of parks across the world every weekend. the event has just signed up its five millionth member and our reporter marc ashdown is in hampton where it all began. are you tempted to take part this morning? yes, it is quite chilly here. most of them have finished now, this is the finish line. it is the 14th anniversary of this. all the runners have finished and are getting that tokens, and going for a cup of tea. iam tokens, and going for a cup of tea. i am delighted, we arejoined by the family of the year, the park run family of the year, the park run family of the year, the park run family of the year, this is about coming out as a family. you have been doing it for quite a while. was ita been doing it for quite a while. was it a surprise to get family of the year? yes, really chuffed. andrew andl year? yes, really chuffed. andrew and i have been coming here for nine years, and as we have had the children, they have started running as so

new video showing an unexpected visitor entering the a dog park in south carolina. can you make that out? helicopter crews spotted a largeal gaiter. investigators opened the gates. he swims away before the water draining out completely. not the thing you want to see in a dog park? >> no, not at all. they keep him on a close, tight leash. >> i'd say. it will be a soggy one out there. further north. >> and then we are starting to see pockets of heavy rain make it elsewhere into the bay area. let's get a look at storm ranger. gives us a high definition view of the rain and where we see the yellows and the red, the rain is coming down, we seen rainfall rates. this is what we are tracking for most of marin countys morn extending down 101 to novato and san rafael, it is such a soggy commute at this time. the rain will be very heavy, giving you more rounds, san francisco, we seen light showers here. then we move over towards the east bay, where the rain is in pockets. we seen the rain over the delta, moving up over parts of solano county. we have rain that's moving north of

. >> this is jeffrey barbee reporting from the hluhluwe-imfolozi park in south africa for link tv. >>n ecuador's highlands, indigenous communitities fight foreign gold mining companies in an effort to save something even more precious than gold to them: their water. constantino de miguel reports. >> ecuador is a sosouth american country with a booming economy driven, in large part, by the world's appetite for its raw materials. ecuador is blessed with some of the richest biological diversity in the world. the wealth of its fauna and flora can be seen in the kimsakocha wetlands in the andes highlands. but beneath the ground there is gold and copper that are set to be exploited on a grand scale. the ecuadorian government awarded concessions to foreign companies to exploit this region, despite local opposition by peasants and indigenous communities whose agriculture depends on the local water resources. the 2,000 families that live on the kimsakocha asked the government to withdraw the mining concessions in 2007. but when ecucuadorian prpresidet rafael correa refused, this set off an upr

south. it will park itself there. it will get a little bit closer, it is going to be breezy at times.atures will be very close to normal and we get sunshine. skies begin to clear tonight with the drop in cloud cover. temperatures will go down to 52 in fremont. 49 in napa. sunshine tomorrow. cooler than average. mid-70s for san jose. upper 60s for san francisco. seasonably chilean pacifica at 62. low 80s at the warmest on saturday and sunday inland. low 70s near the bay. >>> we have breaking news in the south bay to bring you, a live look at our traffic computer shows the backup on highway 17 because of a truck hitting the overpass north of highway 9. the truck is on its side, debris is across the highway right now. we are told there is a big mess out there. >>> maybe they should have cut off. sales at yankee stadium last night. also, phil mickelson is in the wine country. did he bring his game with him? -- maybe they should have cut off beer seals -- maybe they should have cut off beer sales at yankee stadium last night. also, phil mickelson is in wine country. did he bring his game w

they may not have known it at the time, but when 13 amateur runners gathered in a south london park 14 5 million. it is an incredible achievement. the gathering developed into park run, a free, timed five kilometre run that takes place in hundreds of parks across the world every weekend. the event has just signed up it's 5 millionth member and our reporter marc ashdown is in hampton where it all began. yes, this is where it started all that time ago. if you go anywhere near a park that time ago. if you go anywhere neara park on that time ago. if you go anywhere near a park on a saturday morning, the chances are you will see a park run. it is basically people running around a park, a bit more organised than your average jogger. once around a park, a bit more organised than your averagejogger. once i started it all those years ago, but there were 13 originally. james, you are one of the original 13. did you ever imagine it would get like this? never in a thousand years did you think 1710 up and take. but it is more than a run now, it is a family gathering, it is friends, a community, and

park following a daytime shooting. it came at last night's meeting. it means you will see cameras in south berkry, san pablo park. it comes after a daytime drive-by shooting that terrified people at the park. >> shots rang out, we hit the ground. we grabbed kids. we pulled them to the ground. i didn't find my 2 1/2-year-old. the longest 30 seconds of my life. >> the police chief will decide where cameras will be installed. they are expected to go up within the next few months. >> also improved, limiting the amount of homeless people can occupy on sidewalks. the decision came down just after 11:00 p.m. homeless people are limited to a 3 x 3 foot space, no more than 5'high. that is smaller than most tents. violators face a citation from police. >> a woman in oakland is working two jobs and still can't afford housing. she's been sleeping in her car for a year. leigh-ann melendez spent the day with her. you can hear her story and learn about efforts to fight homelessness on abc7news.com, in the section committed to building a better bay area. >>> looking into whether a riot at the correctional training is connected t

the world's top two players, park sung—hyun of south korea and thailand's ariya jutanugarn, were tiedonathan rea showed his dominance yet again as he won his tenth consecutive race in the championship. after winning on saturday at the sanjuan villicum circuit in argentina, the northern irishman came from eighth place at the start to finish first on sunday as well. that's a fifth successive double for the kawasaki rider. sunday saw the first of three nfl games at wembley this month with the oakland raiders taking a home game to london against the seattle seahawks. the seahawks were playing in the english capital for the first time and were convincing 27—3 winners — with their head coach pete carroll labelling it a resounding success. we had a great time. the attitudes we re we had a great time. the attitudes were incredible. they played hard, work hard, did a bit of sightseeing that not too much. as we got closer to the game, we realise how much energy there was fraught —— from the seahawks. it was great. anybody says anything different, i don't think they know. there has been a lot of

as we go into the morning commute but i would not be surprised to see a few sprinkles from menlo park south. the rain right now looks like it's in northern california. definitely from this weather system here. it is -- boy, i'll tell you what. just an interesting low weather system. the big story in the weather world is this story out here. this was hurricane roaster that is falling apart and getting sucked into the four corners area. utah, out there by phoenix. tucson, heavy rain with flooding. that system was actually in the works for us. had these two connected and phased together, in this trough, it almost did, it would be a whole different story. part of the reason why we are seeing a diminished rainfall forecast obviously is because that thing is not getting caught up in it. here's another look at the water vapor loop and the moisture. that's where we are now. that's where we are now, too. you see all of the moisture out here. it's a mild. cloud cover and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we've got temperatures generally in the 60s or 70s. 77 in concord, 78 in fairfield, 81 in livermor

south san jose. incidents have happened around parks and schools in parkview area. worry he could escalate to something more dangerous. amanda dell castillo is live with the story. >> neighbors tell me a arohi med exposing himself before taking off. tonight san jose police are giving us first look at possible suspect. believe a man resembling this sketch is involved in at least three indecent exposure incidents? parkview area surrounding several parks and lmelementary school. >> i do have kids. don't want them to see that. >> reporter: sjpd says hispanic or samoan man drove up to victims, asked for exposed himself and drove away. hope they catch the pervert. >> reporter: concern is high. >> live somewhere for long, you know the neighborhood and who belongs and who doesn't. just be cautious. >> all the time, never know what is doing what. >> reporter: san jose police believe in late model silver hatch back, toyota matrix or similar. also a stylish "m" on the front windshield and bumper stickers on the rear. abc7 news. >>> team of 20 from bureau of alcohol, tobacco an

but seconds later crashed into a car park at the south of the ground bursting into flames.covered the digital flight data recorder from the aircraft and said it would begin analysis immediately. the tragedy was witnessed by one of the club's former greats. all of a sudden it seemed to drop a little bit and then obviously crashed. and it all happened so quickly. then there was sparks coming out of the back and then some small flames. and larger flames and then itjust blew up. it is just something i think will live with us forever. it was one of the most horrendous things i think anyone could ever see. vichai srivaddhanaprabha was one of five people killed when the helicopter crashed. also on board, two staff members. the pilot, considered to be a veteran airmen and his partner, also seen here, herself an experienced pilot. there's nobody i know better equipped at what he does and eric flew that helicopter like it was a limb. his knowledge was notjust for flying but it was technical as well. he technically knew the systems of all the aircraft he operated. a couple of seasons

but, seconds later, it crashed into a car park at the south of the ground, bursting into flames.tal flight data recorder from the aircraft and said it would begin analysis immediately. the tragedy was witnessed by one of the club's former greats. all of a sudden it seemed to drop a little bit and then obviously crash. it all happened so quickly. then there was sort of sparks coming out of the back and then some small flames and then larger flames and then it suddenlyjust blew up. it's just something i think will live with us for ever really. it was one of the most horrendous things i think anybody could ever see. srivaddhanaprabha was one of five people killed when the helicopter crashed. also on board, two staff members — nursara suknamai and kaveporn punpare. the pilot, eric swaffer, considered to be a veteran airman, and his partner, also seen here, izabela lechowicz, herself an experienced pilot. there is nobody i know that's better skilled at what he does than eric. eric flew that helicopter like it was a limb. he really knew helicopters and aeroplanes and his knowledge did

. >> a body of a man was found in a parking lot south of half moon bay. someone in the area called 911 just before 7:00 in the morning. it does appear to be foul play. >> a toxic emergency put a neighborhood on lockdown. it started just after 10:00 this morning whether n an ups man ca 911. >>> when it comes to black students, uc berkley was rated low. uc san diego got the highest score. cal state monterey bay has 3.0. uc berkley was last among the ucs. >> another time that the ele electorate is fired up. more than 19 million people are on the california voting rolls. the majority registered as of september 7th. that's biggest since bob dole challenged bill clinton. many are registering as no party preference. >> plans are in the works to keep the west nile virus from spreading. this affects people lives in san martin. they will treat santa theresa boulevard. it will take a few hours. if you live in that area, close your windows and stay indoors until the treatment is over. there's something else you can do. if you have any water that's been collecting, du

. >> shepard: thank you, laura ingle i guess right there on central park south.tween president trump and vlad putin that's the word from john bolton after meeting with the russian leader. vladimir putin, who of course, is attacking our elections. there is one underway now. more on the thousands of men, women and children making their trek from the southern mexico for search better life and some cases asylum in the united states. what happens if they make it to the u.s. border? that's ahead. ♪ welcome to the place... where people go to learn about their medicare options before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why...medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. this part is up to you. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. call unitedhealthcare insurance company today to request this free decision guide. and learn about the only

sunshine and warmer weather because the ridge on saturday, now we are looking at the weekend is parked just to the south. activist storm track, staying in the pacific northwest. we stay dry, we stay warm, before we cool down on sunday. your highs tomorrow, above average, san jose, oakland, 3 degrees above average. sunshine, 74, how about 80, 82 in morgan hill, 72 for fremont, 72 for san mateo and burling game. san ramone in the upper 70s. middle 70s, kent field, san rafael, 70 in san francisco tomorrow, sunshine from midmorning onward. santa rosa, 78, and your high tomorrow in lakeport, 81 degrees. extended forecast. a few degrees warmer. friday, saturday, saturday will feel like summer outside. middle 70s. then, sunday, onshore flow comes back and 12 degrees cooler. heading towards halloween, next wednesday, we will be on the cool side of average but still mainly dry. halloween already. >> i can't believe it. >> weird. >> i am glad it is not raining. >> good news. >> thank you, paul. >>> lights, camera, action, a blast from the past as a the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-cha