fremont st is also closed howard to mission. howard st closed 3rd to 4th.to 101 ( james )cal fire is getting some ( james )cal fire is getting some help for this record breaking fire season. the state has approved an additional 234 million dollars to help fight fires. reporter mike lurey has the details. california's firefighting effort got a financial boost during a busy fire season.the state granted cal fire's request for an additional $234 million to fight fires in california. that's on top of cal fire's budget of $443 million for a total of $677 million.earlier this month, cal fire officials say they were down to the last $11 million in their budget after a busy firefighting season that began with finishing the fight against the largest wildfire in california at the time and included a fire that eclipsed it in size and another that roared to life and threatened the city of redding.it's the seventh time in the last 10 years the state has had to dip into reserve funds for the firefighting effort. california has received help from firefighters from across

the diabetes center at st. luke's and california campuses was -- actually for st. luke's, the expected transfer was august 19. in terms of the california campus, the transfer date was still to be determined as they had not found a location for that program. and then, the outpatient psychiatry clinic at the pacific campus, the expected transfer date was no earlier than may 1, 2019, but the transfer date is still to be determined. >> okay. so do we know that those transfers have occurred already? dr. browner or staff is nodding over there. is that right, according to that, the schedule that we have? okay. thank you. all right. that's for your facts. commissioner green? >> yeah. i'm a little confused, and i just want to make sure i understand this fully. so it says here that the spmf plans to contract with payers, including managed and straight medi-cal with the exact same contracts that cpmc currently holds. does the sutter pacific medical foundation actually accept the reimbursement rates of state medi-cal and will they accept the straight reimbursement rates that c

a russian orthodox service was held on the steps of the cathedral of st peter and st paul, closed byw what our guiding light was? the words of peter the great himself — "the impossible does happen" — and it happened. this was a surprising result. a slim but safe majority voted yes to the referendum question on whether leningrad should become st petersburg once more. it was an indescribable feeling of great romantic illusions and hopes that this was the first step up a great ladder. many of our hopes did not come to pass. the enthusiasm fizzled out during the painful years of economic shock therapy, suffering and hardship. today, with the promotion of soviet nostalgia by politicians and on tv, i think the result would have been different. a mother and child who accidentally fell on to a tube track moments before a train arrived have escaped unhurt. police said the woman was pushing a buggy along a platform at baker street station in london when she veered too close to the edge and fell. charlotte gallagher reports. emergency services swarm around baker street station last night. peopl

a russian orthodox service was held on the steps of the cathedral of st peter and st paul, closed byame of st peter. do you know what our guiding light was? the words of peter the great himself. the impossible does happen and it happened. this was a surprising result. a slim but safe majority voted yes to the referendum question on whether leningrad should become st petersburg once more. with its stunning scenery and dark plots, it's not difficult to see why the tv crime series shetland has been one of scotland's most successful exports. the detective drama set on the rugged shetland islands has gained a worldwide following and brought a tourist boom to its shores. but could the last chapter be close as the author behind its characters releases the final novel? the bbc‘s john johnston investigates. shetland, the crime drama has enjoyed worldwide success with its likeable characters, strong storylines and not to mention, the bleak windswept scenery. this place looks like a much better place to come to. when you read the news, everything sounds so terrible. i think people are taking a

a russian orthodox service was held on the steps of st peter and st paul, closed by the communists.you know what our guiding light was? the words of peter the great himself. "the impossible does happen" and it happened. this was a surprising result. a slim majority voted yes about whether leningrad should become st petersburg once more. conflation make it was an indescribable feeling of great romantic illusions and hope that this was the first step up a great ladder. many of our hopes did not come to pass. the enthusiasm fizzled out during the painful years of economic shock therapy, suffering and hardship. today, with the promotion of soviet nostalgia by politicians and on tv, i think the result would have been different. with its stunning scenery and dark plots, it's not difficult to see why the tv crime series "shetland" has been one of scotland's most successful exports. the detective drama, set on the rugged shetland islands, has gained a worldwide following and brought a tourist boom to its shores. but could the final chapter be close, as the author behind its characters relea

a russian orthodox service was held on the steps of the cathedral at st peter and st paul, close by they to bear the name of st peter. do you know what our guiding light was? the words of peter the great himself. the impossible does happen. and it happened. this was a surprising result, a slim but safe majority voted yes to the referendum question whether leningrad should come st petersburg once more. -- become. it was an indescribable feeling of great romantic illusions and hopes, that this was the first step up a great ladder. many of our hopes did not come to pass. the enthusiasm fizzled out during the painful years of economic shock therapy, suffering and hardship. today, with the promotion of soviet nostalgia by politicians and on tv, i think the results would've been different. a mother and child who accidentally fell onto an underground track moments before a train arrived have escaped unhurt by moving into a pit under the track. police said the woman was pushing a buggy along a platform when she veered too close to the edge and fell. charlotte gallagher has this report. emergenc

a russian orthodox service was held on the steps of the cathedral of st peter and st paul, closed by to bear the name of st peter. translation: do you know what our guiding light was? the words of peter the great himself. "the impossible does happen and it happened." this was a surprising result. a slim, but safe majority voted yes to the referendum question on whether leningrad should become st petersburg once more. translation: it was an indescribable feeling of great romantic illusions and hopes that this was the first step up a great ladder. many of our hopes did not come to pass. the enthusiasm fizzled out during the painful years of economic shock therapy, suffering and hardship. today, with the promotion of soviet nostalgia by politicians and on tv, i think the result would have been different. oscar—winning director alfonso cuaron‘s roma has won the golden lion at the venice film festival, bringing netflix its first major festival victory. it seals the online streaming company's reputation as a big name in arthouse movies, as laura westbrook reports. roma is a deeply personal

heather von st. james: my dad was a construction worker when i was growup the cleanup after thy put in the dry wall. he mixed the dry, and he did the sanding. and all of that was laden with asbestos. at the time, it was in the 1970's, and he would come home with a jacket crusted with this dust. and i would wear this jacket when i did chores outside. it always hung on the doorknob in our utility room so i would grab it and put it on. and his car was full of it. and anytime i would go anywhere with my dad, i was exposed to asbestos that way. secondhand exposure. soledad: the u.s. has restricted the use of asbestos for a long time. the epa in 1973 had the clean air act. 1989, the asbestos ban and phase-out rule, all going in the direction that you mention. every year, 40,000 people still die from asbestos-relate diseases. why? mary hesdorffer: well, because legacy, asbestos is in more than 20% of the homes built in the united states. think of all the citizens being exposed at home. a colleague of mine l

the woman that mentioned about this st. luke's situation, we actually found out about it in a meeting when our chair of gynecology had no idea the patients we admit after surgery would no longer be able to stay on this particular unit. she spoke of and that's just one person's experience but i do think we need a little more detail and a little help on the transition. i certainly couldn't say anything more eloquently than commission sanchez about our commitment to the quality of care and the availability of care and touch we really care and appreciate effort of the community members and staff at cpmc which whom i work with and i have the highest regard for your commitment to patient care and all you bring to this community. our nursing staff is absolutely incredible and we're here to support you. >> thank you to the community to the hospital and to all those who spoke today. i have a couple comments and a question. one of the comments is last year in this room we spoke to staff from city side and staff from cpmc. i asked ver

the diabetes center at st. luke's and california campuses was -- actually for st. luke's, the expected transfer was august 19. in terms of the california campus, the transfer date was still to be determined as they had not found a location for that program. and then, the outpatient psychiatry clinic at the pacific campus, the expected transfer date was no earlier than may 1, 2019, but the transfer date is still to

it was 0ran kearney‘s first game in charge of st mirren.ltic. also tonight, west brom missed the chance to move into the championship top three after being held to a 1—1 draw against birmingham in the west midlands derby. birmingham's point takes them clear of the bottom three but they were dominant for long periods of this game. they took the lead when jota scored from close range in the first half, but the spaniard then missed the chance to put garry monk's side two up from the penalty spot. west brom punished them soon afterwards when matt phillips found the equaliser, but a point keeps the baggies three points off the league leaders. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories around today. kimi raikkonen was fastest in second practise at the singapore grand prix, leading lewis hamilton byjust over a hunderth of a second. hamilton's title rival sebastian vettel was on course to clock the fastest time until he hit the wall and finished ninth. the world anti—doping agency's compliance committee has recommended that the russian an

finally their patience is rewarded and there inside st pete is. at twenty three must stand as one of the oldest pilgrims. he has been an altar. service for eighty years and he was often inside st peter's but this will be the last time he will come here as an altar boy muscle is now studying for the priesthood. he is in his first year at the seminary. he slips into the side chapel for a moment of quiet prayer as a boy he wanted to become either a fireman a policeman or a priest. it's an unusual choice for a young man from germany and he's the first ulta boy from eva to study for the priesthood. i draw strength from the fact that there are one hundred sixty young people in a power saying we're with you we're travelling with you that makes it possible for me to say about my own vocation are not alone i don't feel strange these teenagers and young adults are standing behind me and saying it's good that you're doing this . that the next item on the schedule is a so-called blind date each group has to travel to a destination in the city to music group t

for almost four hundred years the commons parish church has been st margaret's and elegant little church that stands between the houses of parliament and westminster abbey. i am it was in sixteen fourteen at the commons first attended holy communion here as a body the idea was to uncover puritan dissenters by seeing who refused communion. that service marked the start of a tradition which has continued to the present day every new session of parliament begins with a jointly attended service at st marks. the was the four centuries society families in the famous have got married here. so walter raleigh queen elizabeth the first favorite is buried here beneath the altar albeit without his head after his execution by beheading it wasn't buried with him. westminster abbey where the british monarchs are crowned and where many english kings and queens have been buried over the past thousand years it was founded by edward the confessor the second last saxon king to rule before the normans conquered england in ten sixty six. shortly after the church was completed edward died his body was brought

you can see st.e broken bones on tour starting thursday night at the aztec theatre in san antonio. tomorrow night keegan-michael key will be here with dave salmoni and his wild animal friends and later this week christina aguilera, cate blanchett, paul scheer, ben mendelsohn, with music from slash featuring myles kennedy and the conspirators and the chainsmokers. our first guest is a two-time oscar-winning actor-mantarian, that's an actor and humanitarian, with a new tv show, believe it or not he goes on a mission to mars in "the first" debuting this friday on hulu, please welcome sean penn. good to see you. you look good. sean, i don't know if you remember, but the last time you were here, president obama who was the president before donald trump was here that very night. >> uh-huh. >> you guys were on the show together. now here we are. it seems like so long ago, but it wasn't. >> i was relieved the current president was not back stage. i know he's busy. >> is he somebody you would want to talk to

daye are the st. joseph's alters. made and given away as a sign of thinking st. joseph for his help. realizedink maude reid about the place was it's a living, breathing entity that takes different types of people to make it what it is. becauserles a special of the natural beauty and because of the founders who made it what it is. this table is her scrapbook about world war ii. it is number seven. as a red cross nurse, the war took a toll on her. to paid special attention how many people, how many local boys were serving in the war. you can look at some of these she would makee notations of every person in the area. it really is an amazing scrapbook. documenting the local community process experience with the men fighting in the war, but sustaining the war effort. anything about collecting scrap or rationing, she makes an effort to document. it was the topic of everyone's conversation, this is something she flips out about roosevelt. 19 20.ted the area in 12,of the local boys, 10 or gets lost. he is missing. roosevelt is there doing a duck any trip. when everyone

the st.ukes which just celebrated its grand opening had 21%, and all three projects combined is 16.4%, and as of july 2018, something like 22.5 million have been generated for local businesses. and specifically outside of construction, we also have opportunities to work on the operations of the hospital, so this is entry level positions. it could be medical, clerks, and working in the -- in the hospital's operations for the food industry, so a lot of those jobs are entry level, which our goal is 40%, and i'm happy to report that it's exceeded. and these are some of the target areas that we worked with, so western addition, chinatown, outer mission. and they currently were at 54%, so 35 of the 65 employees were hired through the workforce system. and in addition to the workforce hiring, there's also investment fund grants that was provided? cpmc paid over $3 million fund to workforce through san francisco administration and also in partnership with the office of economic and workforce developm

the reds host paris st germain on tuesday and captain jordan reds host paris st germain on tuesday andjordan henderson is confident his side can go one better this time around. we want to keep improving, we want to improve from last season. we have started the premier league well, but we want to start every competition well, it is the game, especially european nights at and field. who want to start the campaign right, we want to start the campaign right, we want to start it well and it is again look forward to. liverpool are certainly confident, but perhaps this could be italy's years. the old lady of juventus is rising once again be after more than four years at the helm, the masterpiece is almost complete. look at these statistics are. he has won four serie a titles, also four coppa italia crowns and has reached the finals of the champions league twice in 2015 and 2017. finally, he may have found the missing piece of the puzzle. after nine years in madrid, cue the arrival of xian ronaldo. after a slow start to life in italy, the portuguese superstar scored his first goal is forjuvent

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these are the st. joseph's day alters by the italian-americans in st. charles where the altar was made out of bread and cakes and fruits and given away as a sign of thinking st. joseph for his help during the famine. what i think maude reid realized about the place was it's a living, breathing entity that takes different types of people to make it what it is. lake charles is special because of not only the natural beauty here, but because of the founders who made it what it is. the everyday individual people who contributed to the culture. on this table is her scrapbook about world war ii. scrapbook number seven. as a red cross nurse, the war took a toll on her. she paid special attention to how many people, how many local boys were serving in the war. and what it cost them. thesen look and some of pictures and see she would make notations of every person in the area. writing notes, killed in a crash. it really is an amazing scrapbook. she was not only documenting the local community's experience with the men fighting in the war, but sustaining the war

now we're heading to russia st petersburg was built around three hundred years ago by a certain and. broke old surprise surprise pizza the great this russian city is known for its eighteenth and nineteenth century ornate facades which grace the front of many buildings and apartment complexes and for today's euro max the luck segment we go behind the facade to see a fantastic place owned by a couple who added the personal touch to the historic interior design. in a sense key prospect is right in the historical center of st petersburg in the admin tastee district a stone's throw from famous sites such as st isaac's cathedral and the church of our savior on spilled blood on the street number thirty one is a typical st petersburg tenement block from the nineteenth century its neo renaissance architecture was inspired by french and spanish apartment buildings design or jesuit mikaela by slaves on the third floor looking place come in. and narrow hallway connects all four rooms of the apartment which has one hundred fifty six square metres of floor space the building has protected status.

parents here at st.isidore catholic school did not want to talk on camera but off camera at least parents told me there is a considerable amount of outrage that the church allowed this to happen. although father foley has been officially removed from the ministry for inappropriate behavior with children, according to his website he is still making himself available to the public, offering a variety of church related services. i reached out to father foley for his response to to this. i received no reply. in danville haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) up next. taking "caught on camera" to another level.... as police are now looking for thieves... whose images were captured on the very camera they stole. (vicki) and after the break... the latest on the second crack discovered at the transbay transit center. and if it could be related to issues the nearby millenium tower is having. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience plus the most free shows to st

but their story began here in st asaph‘s cathedral.here a new orchestral version of the wartime hit has been created — commissioned to celebrate the powell brothers' connection with the area and to remember the end of the great war 100 years ago. look carefully in the choir stalls and you can just about make out the young felix powell's name. he and his brother george were both choristers here. today, two other brothers, jonathan and robert guy, sit in their place. they've been working on the new commission. it's easy to forget sometimes that... because it was written a long time ago, you think it's old and it's not relevant. but actually, by doing this process, we've had to put ourselves right in the shoes of the brothers and think through their eyes and ears. we hope that's a product that people will hear when they come to the concert. this is the original sheet music and it is signed by felix powell here, my grandfather. a family archive of the powell brothers' achievement still survives but the success of the song was also tainted

the whereabouts of st peter's. bones is controversial and always has been. kind of but there is no valid historical evidence to support the theory that peter was ever in relic our oldest source the late first century a pistol of claimant only alludes generally to the fact that christianity is two leaders met their deaths in significant places and gives no further details. in fifteen forty five martin luther wrote i am content to be able to say since i have seen it and heard it at rome that it is unknown where in the city the bodies of st peter and paul are located or even whether they are there at all. even the pope in the cardinals know very well that they do not know. in one nine hundred forty pope pius the twelfth authorized the search for the bones of the apostle peter beneath the basilica. digging was conducted in secrecy and at night so no one would hear anything above in the basilica it wasn't long before workman made a significant discovery. soon a vatican archaeologist was overseeing the operations of the find was a christian tomb and ultimately a h

it is interesting that you are from st. louis, virginia, because this is where all of these expeditions were mounted from. it is where the santa fe trail and did, in independence, missouri. it is where senator thomas hart benton was from, and he is an important person to understand the rapid expansion of the west. senator benton was a very strong-willed, very articulate, somewhat megalomaniac senator from missouri, who was famous for his three-day filibusters and all sorts of -- he had the best library both east and west of the mississippi river, supposedly, but he was a great believer in the idea of manifest destiny, before manifest destiny with even a term yet. -- was even a term yet. he had read a lot of histories of the world and he believed that all the great empires had to have commerce with china and india. and the united states would never become a great empire unless we had ports on the pacific in order to trade with china and india. and in order to have ports on haveacific, we needed to trails leading through this

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