the south pole.h, like 9,000 feet above sea level and it's cold, real cold, but you knew that. you feel the altitude. today, the base at south pole has the feel of a space station, a warm comfortable bubble in the middle of well, the great void. it can be incredibly harsh out there with winds reaching as high as 50 knots and temperatures regularly dropping below negative 50 degrees fahrenheit. about 200 scientists and staff work here during the summer season. chef bryan denham is responsible for keeping them all fed and happy. he's been coming here for about five seasons, wintering for over three of those. again one makes a lot with a little. what do you think the likely common thread between all of the people who choose to come to this place? >> stuart: everybody's got a spirit of adventure here. it's pretty cool because you think oh i've done some really cool things, and then you talk to someone else and you go, oh, i've done nothing. >> anthony: dr. stuart jeffries is an astronomer and solar speci

incredible here we have been reaching the south pole and then of course the terrible trick. back captain scott died here just demonstrates how hot it was then just how challenging it was that a far cry from today it was this period is known as the heroic age they were truly great heroes up until the one nine hundred twenty days there were probably less than should think fifty or sixty people had actually ever stepped into the cold loop. of course no thousands are going every year. like many of the old explorers i first had for punta arenas in southern chile but unlike them i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise and head into the weddell sea with luck will reach our target the sixty fourth parallel which marks the northern edge of the proposed asian sanctuary and internationally supported marine reserve covering one point eight million square kilometers that would be protected from direct human impact like fishing oil drilling and deep sea mining. how times have changed immediately it's cle

spin forward three centuries to the time of men like captain scott who died on his return from the south pole philip shows me a sledging map from an expedition is. this is what actually used to place the food for the attempt on the pole incredible here we have him reaching the south pole and then of course the terrible trick. back typed in scott and here it is demonstrates how hot it was then just how challenging it was that a far cry from today it was this period is known as the heroic age they were truly great heroes up until the one nine hundred twenty days there were probably less than should think fifty or sixty people had actually ever stepped into the cold loop. of course no thousands are going every year. like many of the old explorers i first had for punta arenas in southern chile but unlike them i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise and head into the weddell sea with luck will reach our target the sixty fourth parallel which marks the northern edge of the proposed asian sanctuary an international

place the food death has for the attempt on the pole incredible here we have been reaching the south pole and then of course the terrible trick back captain scott died here just demonstrates how hard it was then just how challenging it was that a far cry from today it was this period is known as the heroic age they were truly great heroes up until the one nine hundred twenty days there were probably less than i should think fifty or sixty people had actually ever stepped into the cold loop. of course no thousands are going every year. like many of the old explorers i first had footprint to our anus in southern chile but unlike and i'll be flying into antarctica to king george island at the northern tip here all join the greenpeace ship the arctic sunrise and head into the weddell sea with luck will reach out target the sixty fourth parallel which marks the new world an age of the proposed ation sanctuary an internationally supported marine reserve covering one point eight million square kilometers that would be protected from direct human impacts like fishing oil drilling and deep sea min

great taste of title back so far that's why we meet the city for a moment and take a trip to the south pole our check in viewer priyanshu now from thailand took some spectacular footage over there and he has sent us the video thanks for that and now enjoy the v mail. heidelberg is the quintessential student town it's home to germany's oldest university it's over six hundred thirty years old. more than thirty thousand students are enrolled here. yet i'm john is one of them he offered to show me around our first stop is the assembly hall it reminds me of a church that you. wouldn't know for a long time it was used for teaching but today it's mostly reserved for concerts lectures the ceremonies and it's a place frequently shown off to tourists and among those good food like me and exactly the assembly hall is the showpiece of title back universities main building . next vino takes me to the library nearby it houses a priceless treasure the codex monday says. hello and welcome to our historic round reading room one for the love librarian marty missing shows us the precious book well it's a copy

for example how much ice on the north and south poles is actually melting. now says forerunner mission grace revealed that the mass of ice in greenland saw an overall decline between two thousand and two and sixteen around two hundred seventy billion tons of ice that misha's there every year. the satellites will enable researchers to monitor the global water supply they will also examine how over use of water has affected the height of the water table or how climate change has affected the distribution of water across the globe through changes in precipitation. both satellites are carrying a newly developed laser system created by researchers in hanover and the u.s. . it will be used for the first time during the mission to test its capabilities. it should be able to measure the satellites range ten times more precisely than conventional technology this could in time help provide even further insight into the constantly transforming physical processes on earth. football now and in the german bundesliga playoff hole steinkuehler hosted balls ferg in the secon

women and girls say he abuse the the allegations against mr lopez and now being investigated by the south pole public prosecutor's office john homan. tough a quick check of the top stories here not just here a protest as in armenia blocking some roads in the capital follows calls by the opposition leader and the call passing on for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after the ruling party blocked his bid to become prime minister. may. there's no way we can go backwards we must move forward in the armenian republic there's no power that can resist you. starting from tomorrow all over the country we declare a general strike at every company with out exception. all the streets in the country will be blockaded along. with railways the metro and the airport everything that can be will be. at least twenty seven people have been killed in an attack on a mosque in movie town in northeastern nigeria. two suicide bombers detonated devices during afternoon prayers no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. morocco has severed diplomatic ties with iran accusing terran of supporting t

and girls say here abuse the the allegations against mr lopez and now being investigated by the south pole public prosecutor's office john homan now does it or the u.k.'s breaks it secretary is insisting that the british government won't agree to an e.u. plan which could see northern ireland subject to different customs arrangements to the rest of the u.k. david davis says the e.u. has misinterpreted an agreement reached in december between london dublin and brussels the plan allows for the republic of ireland northern ireland which is in the u.k. to keep the same e.u. customs and trading regulations after briggs's and maintain the open border between the two. northern ireland we clearly it's highly controversial we stand by the words used in the joint report in december but we think we don't agree with the commission's interpretation of that we think what they have proposed is something that in the words of the prime minister nobody could agree to infected a division of the kingdom down down the irish sea and we are still working on our response to that a former member of the irish republ

down near the south pole. scientists confused and worried. somebody somewhere is making a banned chemical that's destroying the ozone layer over antarctica. nobody knows who's doing it or where. it's called cfc11. it's coming back over the area. we'd love to hear your thoughts on facebook, twitter, snap chat and instagram. right now more news with stephanie rule who does not have her fascinator on. i'm not sure why. >> not yet. >> as you get ready for royal b wedding. >> it's packed away and coming out this weekend. >> i'm stephanie rule. in new york before i head to the royal wedding, ali velshi on assignment. it's thursday, may 17th. let's get started. the mueller investigation hits the one-year mark. the president tweeting a few minutes ago, congratulations, america, we are now into the second year of the greatest witch hunt in american history. and there is still no collusion and no obstruction. the only collusion was that done by democrats who were unable to win an election despite the spending of far mor

. >> what happens is we go straight south underneath the south pole, come up on the other side of the as we get to the equator, he take this mean left turn and head on out to mars. >> that left turn. so normally nasa launches the spacecraft from florida kennedy space center and once it arrives it will explore below the planet surface. >> okay. so if you want to keep your feet on the ground, or maybe bounce close to the ground, wreliving your youth, bouncy house in sunnyvale is up and you have through the weekend to jump your heart out. 10,000 square feet and holds up to 200 people. if you are worried about competition from real-life kids, organizers will over special only adults tomorrow. >> they have the most to throw down. you get in there and start bouncing around and realize you are not such a kid but you still feel like a kid and that is the experience with the adult sessions. >> throw down and throw out your bag. they are for anyone over 16 and at the twin creek sports complex on caribbean drive -- >> you're tall. >> great weather for the weekend. that is all we need to know. >>

. >>> what happens as we go straight south underneath the south pole come up on the other side of the earth and as we get to the equator, we take this mean left turn and head on out to mars. >> i love how they say it's like driving a car. normally nasa launches its interplanetary space craft from the kennedy space center. once the lander arrives on mars, it's supposed to explore below the red planet's surface. who knows what we can learn then. >> probably could learn a little bit more. >> if you haven't been online this morning, brace yourself for countless star wars memes, today's date is may the 4th. as in may the force with you, may the 4th be with you. fans love that. today chewbacca will be any disney store in san francisco as part of a fundraiser for unicef. if you can't wait to see the movie, pre-sale tickets for solo are officially up for grabs. >> just posted a picture of myself as chewbacca at kari hall weather if you want to see that. a live look in san jose, we are starting out with clouds all around the bay area. the clouds will be clearing out of here if you're going to

. >> what happens as we go straight south underneath the south pole, come up on the other side of the earth and as we get to the ee quaquator we take a m left turn and head on out to mars. >> a mean left turn. >> exactly. normally nasa launches its inner planetry spacecraft from florida's kennedy space center. it's supposed to explore beneath the red planet surface. >> if you haven't been online this morning, brace yourself for countless star wars memes, today is may the 4th, may the 4th be with you. today chew back ka will be in san francisco part of a fundraiser for unicef. presale tickets for solo are officially now up for grabs. i was going to do my hair like princess. lea today. >> i said no. >> it's a good day for that. as we are taking a look at the out the door temperatures, what you're going to feel as you head out on this friday morning, mostly some low to mid-50s starting out and then to martinez for a temperature trend. we'll warm up quickly today. a mix of sun and clouds and at 59 degrees at 9:00 as more people are out and about, look at this, we'll be at 80 degrees at 3:

the outer bands of the storm quite a tightly packed storm there that is the location just to the south pole salada it'll push its way further north which in the coming hours pretty much going for us a lot of strongest winds on the eastern flank says a lot of really will take a battering some of these winds could well approach two hundred comments his palace a damaging winds and the flooding rains there set to continue through saturday and sunday. discover the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across on the network of channels for the line this is to be good but i'm about to get fresh perspectives and new insights. to challenge and change the way we move from world. colleges zero. this time on not just. the blow up in the united states i learned that the first amendment is really key to being that freedom of the challenge is going to be. men and women to the resources that are available but it's an al-jazeera story to me is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for tha

discovered three vast canyons in one of the last places to be explored on earth — beneath the ice at the south polelanes to discover the troughs, which run for hundreds of kilometres but aren't visible at the snowy surface of antarctica. more on that at bbc.com we mentioned the nfl briefly last night, and its decision to fine clubs if players kneel during the us national anthem. well today president trump gave his reaction to fox and friends. i think it's good. you have to stand proudly for the national anthem. or used to be plain to me should not be there. maybe you should not be in there. maybe you should not be in the country. you have to stand proudly for the national anthem and the nfl understood the right thing if that is what they have done. washington last autumn the president called on protesting players to be fired, now is he really suggesting that any kneeling players shouldn't be in the country? i think that probably was another famous donald trump off the cuff remark. i was at that rally in alabama last year were you first started talking about the nfl and calling a players esso bees w

and girls say here abuse the the allegations against mr lopez and now being investigated by the south pole public prosecutor's office john homan now does it are in the n.f.l. playoffs the washington capitals beat eastern conference rivals pittsburgh four three in game three of their second round series but capsules forward some wilson has been ordered to face a disciplinary hearing for his illegal head shot on zach last in the race and was ricky now needs surgery for a broken jaw also suffering from concussion and is expected to be out for the remainder of the playoffs alex evasion scored the winner in impressive style for the capsule for just over a minute left in the third period in any series to one. and that would affect jets came back from three goals down speak to the national credit is seven fourteen game three of their second round series they need to want. to take a look at this from brazilian defend him a sense of how to be physically restrained and dragged from the pitch after being sent off during a jamie game. in japan some source first lashing out at turkey kicking him in the

we should concentrate from the man on the scientific community on the moon like the -- like the south pole but you've got to recognize that the program was a battle in the cold or war that's why it was funded i don't see inclination and ever since apollo every president talked about doing this or that but none of it has been really funded but i don't see any grassroots swelling of opinion in the country to fund this thing. so i -- i believe a slow approach and -- going back to the moon makes sense from a man standpoint. >> ask a question from twitter one more from twitter. >> i don't to get fired. [laughter] >> that's what had i said earlier if we had twitter you would have fired me already. if you gentlemen pick another career other than astronaut what would it have been? >> well i was in a career i was in the navy. that -- >> would you have been a geologist do you think? >> i wouldn't have been a fighter pilot which is really what i was trained and loved to do. i have to go to vietnam or wherever i would have been probably a geologist. >> me too i was already in the i was a. i air force.

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state regulators spent the day pointing out problem poles in the south bay. the california public utilities commission wants to establish a statewide database in an effort to keep up with the power pole maintenance. >>> within the past 20 minutes, a controversial decision in palo alto. it's angering a lot of people. cell phone towers have been approved. the city council just now approving a proposal to install small verizon cell nodes on utility poles around the city. opponents worry that it's going to drive down home values. also a concern, possible health risks from radiation. but supporters say the city needs to upgrade lagging cell service. >> i also cannot work at home because i cannot get calls from work on my cell. >> we have right to privacy and safety. these cell phone towers 15 to 50 feet from our house will not do that. >> palo alto is reimbursed by verizon for the entire cost of the installation. the company also will pay the city about $230 a year to rent the space on each pole. >>> more national headlines for oakland mayor libby schaaf. this time

pole. sfpd and south san francisco police showed up and arrested him. >>> it hasn't rained in a while. so why was part of san jose's 280 freeway flooded? a pump stopped working. groundwater is always seeping up in this area. and there's a pump that runs continuously to keep the highway from flooding. it didn't work this time, causing major traffic problems. all lanes did reopen around noon. this is video from one of our nbc b nbc bay area employees that was shot a couple days ago showing a wet roadway. chp says they received no prior complaints about this area. >>> the oakland city counsel has approved an exclusive agreement with the a's to study a possibility of building a new stadium at the site of the current coliseum. they are studying two possible sites, the coliseum and the howard terminal. a new ballpark can be ready for the 2023 season. >>> okay. some of the world's fastest cyclists pedalled through town. here's the finish line in downtown morgan hill. crews have started taking down the barricades and reopening the area. this was stage four. many riders were helped by technolog

>> reporter: well, today state regulators gave us a tour of some of the problem poles in the south bay, including this one in willow glen. if you were to walk by, you probably wouldn't notice anything unusual. but if you look up, you can see that the power cables are actually secured by rope, which could easily fray. instead of using steel cable. amid concerns about the role power poles and lines may have played in the deadly north bay wildfires, the california public utilities commission is rethinking how millions of poles across the state are managed and inspected. you don't have to look far to find problems. this pole in san jose has cables that are not attached or new lines attached to a piece of old pole. and here you see doubuct tape h been used to secure equipment. >> but the follow-through just isn't there. so some of these problems persist for years in urban neighborhoods or rural neighborhoods and can create real risk to safety. >> reporter: which is one reason they want to establish a state-wide database for power poles. >> to know that there are potential for poles being ov

south streets. they crossed all the east-west streets with wires and so on and so forth. we had to pay for the late post before pg and he would take down all the telephone poles and all the wires from the northwest, north-south street. i just wanted to get that one thing corrected. secondly, just to pick up where she left off, the number 1 condition, the tree to like it is all attractive. it appears in every single condition, in the thousands of permits that have been asked for. they never go out and look to see whether or not a tree can camouflage anything or if there's any room in the sidewalk for a tree. because what they really want is money. they say if verizon on the wireless companies refused to put a tree in, that's a very well, because all they have to do is pay the city money to plant a tree someplace else. so it's just another part, of the boilerplate that goes on and off and on. the next preparatory remarks i want to make is the floodgates have opened. now i have to battle with a tnt, but i will say this about at&t. they have done more than the law requires, at our request, i don't know whether or not i will end up battling with them or not, but t

. >>> concern over poles in the south bay. for concerned residents. >>> i'm michael finney, what's the best way to save money after i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. >>> utility poles have become a safety concern after major fires have been sparked by winds knocking downpour lines but there is no central data base that tracks their condition, a proposal to create one is under consideration. we went on a tour day that highlighted safety concerns. >> reporter: sometimes it seems the native tree of california is the 40 foot utility pole. there are over

towards past but it's twenty degrees on thursday fairly bright if not sunny with a big pole of that cloud still exists south australia adelaide could be right rather than sunny sunny thirty degrees in melbourne but warmer in sit in the showers are very close to showing the circulation is taking most of the weather offshore so a squeeze between finally settled weather in australia and high pressure sitting over new zealand the weather in new zealand the cold at night is reasonable during the day the sun comes out weak though it is but any rain bearing tides where you've already seen the story there it's held in the task in say ten interest church forty in oakland a little bit below average but nights you is when you tell not during the days you've got to find days his circulation of rain over the water and rain is heading into japan course it's much warmer here but that warm and humid weather tends to suggest we're into that proper wet season we are in indeed our sock is wet on thursday in turkey i think for time on friday. to some an honest politician to others an alleged war criminal who was responsible fo

towards perced but it's twenty degrees on thursday fairly bright if not sunny with a big pole of that cloud still exists south australia adelaide could be right rather than sunny sunny thirty degrees in melbourne bit warmer in sitting the showers are very close to shore really the circulation is taking most of the weather offshore so a squeeze between finally settled weather in australia and high pressure sitting over new zealand the weather in new zealand the cold at night is reasonable during the day the sun comes out weak though it is but any rain bearing tides where you've already seen the story there it's held in the tasman sea ten interest church forty in oakland a little bit below average but nights you is when you tell not during the days you got to relatively fine days his circulation of rain over the water and rain is heading into japan course it's much warmer here but that warm and humid weather tends to suggest we're into that proper wet season we're in indeed our stock is wet on thursday in turkey i think for time on friday. al jazeera is investigative unit exposes the criminal gangs fixing inter

the north and south street, all the tree named streets had telephone poles and wires into the 1990s. the cobra head lights were replaced in the late 1960s and 1970s and the telephone wires and electric wires taken down along the east west streets, but by the 1990s, we still had the north and south streets. they crossed

of the minorities while stressing the importance of remaining poles of course of a role than rejoining serbia and it certainly is in the south of you know that we are very very bad not bad. and we try to give the facts also in the same. way that most know we get out of it or that we are against the. advocated very strongly for the serbian community in kosovo but all the while open for dialogue with the cross will be a new political leaders as well as murder is a tremendous loss. but evanovich is inclusive approach to cause of an albanian was not universally popular. in the months running up to his death when he was standing for office in north mature he and his family were the victims of sustained attacks his call was torched and there were threatening phone calls. we are lost but then we are there in the bottom to know all going to die yet you devote some money and all the good i'm glad to the civil disobedience in order to do much. mr glover also news value added it of course is completely released and you guys do it on. all two going on. and you can hear mislay my neck. out there quicker than i thought of off yeah. it was

countries at the end could benefit china but also russia are already in pole position to jump in and help out. thank you very much and to south africa where the in a city of johannesburg has turned from a posh white shopping district into a buzzing african trading hub hundreds of millions of euros worth of goods is being sold here every year by thousands of traders making this the dubai or fafsa but few seems seem to have noticed this as this cash economy operates under the radar of the authorities. over three thousand stalls run mostly by immigrants make this market complex in downtown johannesburg a lucrative pan-african trading hub. shoppers come from all over the continent to find good deals. go for them when i come here but they did. this in the early days the d.n.a. but it did its with c.b.s. . that's why they did in. selling mostly chinese fashions out of cupboard size shops an estimated seven hundred million euros in revenue is made here every year that's twice as much as in africa's largest shopping mall but shop owners like sickly mckale are facing many challenges she arrived from ethiopia ten years ago and sells cl

continue to the south those rather quieter the certainly cloud showing itself algerian to new zealand running through west inside libya received very little report of any significant dam poles just a few min raises here and there and attempts of course in the high twenty's or for some the low thirty's for example in eastern libya and egypt the biggest tropical downpours through tropical africa has been southern chad cameroon and running into nigeria again flash flooding is a likelihood but in the gap on the satellite picture is no reason to suppose it should be big showers to the west of that and still they extend eastwards to the ethiopian highlands. the weather sponsored by cattle and face. in the next episode of earthrise mclachlan to ensure greenpeace crew on a voyage through the window seems to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of my.

to gather with supremacy here in the south >> i approached when i thought a soldier come out of the ground and then threw a hand grenade at me. it hit one of the poles in the hut beam or whatever it was there it was mahogany and bounced off and it went off. it ripped my flak jacket and my entrenching tool the shovel and took my hand off into me to the ground and my leg caught some shrapnel.

poles being up -- >> donald. >> oh, come on, we'll always have shark week. i solved north and south korea. why can't i solve us? >> sorry, donald, it's too late for that. i know you don't believe in climate change, but a storm's a-coming, baby. >> i've never been so scared and so horny at the same time. and live from new york, it's saturday night. >> you're not going to come to me, right? >> you think the first lady sees that? that's got to be tough for the spouse, anyone that is in -- >> funny to everyone except to her probably. >> on a serious note, always turn to first ladies when it comes to presidential misconduct. this is funny, but really, we're asking questions about melania trump when the president is the one misbehaving, and we always do this with political spouses. and i wish we could do a little better with that, hold the president accountable, not his wife for his misbehavior. >> guys, i'm sure you saw "the washington post" revealing a very revealing piece today about melania trump. it's called "inside melania trump's complicated white house life: a separate schedule, differen

poles on diplomacy. >> courtney kube, it's usually the national security saying everybody calming down, and the secretary of defense is rattling the saber. and the dependents in southea have gotten in. the military men, the civilians, they've got to be on edge. >> yes, you would be surprised. when you talk to them, all of them kind of act like, this is just steady state, this is where we've been. and we forget, it's a confusing time right now. nobody knows if the summit is going to happen, and if it doesn't happen, what's the next step? but look back to a year ago or even a little bit more than a year ago, april of 2017, up until about september of 2017, when there were people who are very openly talking about how conflict with north korea was inevitable. it seems like the tensions are down from there. and i would say, you know, i was last in korea about six months ago. and i was shocked by how the military there, they were still bringing their dependents. >> you're the only one at the table who's been to the dmz. those people are always on alert, but is seoul always on alert like they are? >> yes, and i hate to use the word complacent, but you almost become compla

south korea's president says he's perplexed by trump's decision his foreign minister spoken to us states mike pompei or they agree to continue pursuing talks with pyongyang. poles of open an island on whether to appeal one of europe's strictest abortion laws an amendment to the constitution makes terminating a pregnancy illegal in all but the strictest circumstances and it's punishable the long prison sentence. a bomb has exploded in a restaurant in canada injuring fifteen people police say two men fled after detonating the device in the city of this is so good three of the injured are in a critical condition in hospital. so we transported fifteen from the city to local area was three of those patients went down to try some. type of injury that would be consistent with an explosion i don't have specific exact injuries that were sustained by the patients but that three of them were frequent. trips. down your leg has more from toronto. this was at a busy and popular a south asian indian restaurant called bombay bell in mississauga city adjacent to drop it which is to be with the significance of the aging population a city of around a billion people police say it

south. we're blind in defense in that direction. mark: why? >> we assumed the attacks would come from the soviet union over the north pole, a short distance to our missile fields and bomber bases and so unfortunately we have left that flank unprotected. there are ideas and recommendations we've made for trying to, in a hurry, close this gap in our defenses. they could also do it by launching a balloon or a short range missile off of a ship, off of a freighter. north korea had a freighter with a nuclear capable missile in the gulf of mexico back in 2013. we only found out about that because they tried getting back to the panama canal and found two of the missiles hidden under hundreds of pounds of bags on the freighter. they demonstrated there are ability to get a freighter with a nuclear capable missile into our backyard and we didn't know about it. those are some of the nuclear emp attacks and scenarios how we might do it. there are other ways of attacking the grid too, and now warfare that russia, china, north korea and iran have conceived. that includes cyberattacks on the grid. you could take the grid down with cyberattacks, that includes ph

south san francisco high school. the man then drove into the parking lot of that high school, hit a cement pillar, got out and climbed a power pole. he was promptly arrested. >>> construction crews in san francisco working on the central subway project put down the wrong kind of track. now the city says the contractor knew. so far more than three miles of rails have been installed. an independent auditor discovered the high-strength steel collected for the frproje was not used. the city told the contractor four years ago it was using the wrong kind of rail. right now the opening is slated for 2020. it will run from downtown to china town. >>> a lot of people are walking this. late today some of the top cyclists on the planet crossed the finish line in morgan hill. you can see all those people watching the cyclists, pedaling more than 35 miles per hour. scott budman spent the day at the races in morgan hill. you have the assignment of the day. take it away. >> reporter: yeah, very cool day, raj, and a beautiful day in morgan hill, downtown starting to get back to normal after cyclists tore through for stage four, giving local busi

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