are. >> we are constantly evaluating for tower catch. there are a lot of things to go to line that up. we will forego booster catch. but you are seeing the ship making its way towards the indian ocean and looking good so far. >> the booster on your screen. as we said before it was not guaranteed we would be able to make a tower catch today. so while we were hoping for it, it is epic on attempt one, but the safety of the teams and the public and the pad itself are paramount. so no proposal compromisees in any of those areas. >> we are go to go get a lot of flight data and we have an additional objective to do an relight of raptor engine which will set us up to do deorbit, which is important for orbital flights. and you are seeing it coming back down to earth. >> we are attempting offshore landing of the booster. we have seen this before and it is still very fun to watch and watching for a splash down off the gulf coast of texas. we saw earlier, there are four -- [chop] -- [cheers and applause] >> coming down to three as we expected. and w

those commit criteria so we're no-go for tower catch. >> we did mention that. we're constantly evaluating the criteria for catch. there's a lot of things to go well to line that up and unfortunately today we'll forego booster catch today what you're seeing on your screen is ship making its way to the indian ocean looking good so far. >> exactly. some views there of the booster on the left-hand side of your screen, the views of the ship on the right-hand side of the screen. we've said before it was not guaranteed that we would be able to make a tower catch today, so, while we were hoping for it like we said, it was epic on attempt one, but the safety of the team, and the public and the pad itself are paramount. so, we are accepting no compromises in any of those areas. >> exactly. we're still going to get a lot of good flight data with booster even, but especially with ship and an objective today to do an inspace relight of a raptor engine, which again, will help set us up for being able to do deorbit burns, which is important for orbital flights and what you're

and we heard the tower is go for catch. the return flag is set for true. >> great separation. >> all right. hot staging concern -- confirmed. boost back going. we heard we were go for a catch. hopefully i got a booster coming home real soon. >> wow. from our view here, great view of the planet earth behind that super have her brewster -- super heavy booster. good news. telling us that the pressure inside the shift is good. that's the second stage or the upper portion of the vehicle. >> booster is currently in its boost back room. >> power and telemetry nominal. >> that will last over a minute. we have approximately 30 seconds left. >> up next will be hot stage. the view from the camera on the left-hand side of your screen. and then tracking cam on the right-hand side of your screen. we will see those. >> booster offshore diverge. >> we can also see that the hot stage has been jettisoned. >> visual confirmation of that on your screen which is great. >> starship is following a nominal trajectory. >> next step for brewster is

now at the tower of london, in the darkness, they are being remembered with light.artwork in here, we are trying to create art historic content that works with this living, breathing space. artist and sculptor peter walker created the stunning visual effects. the poppies behind us is really a way of placing us back in the first world war. it allows us to walk in the footsteps, as it were, of the soldiers. as they walk through so we can take people on an immersive journey through remembrance, but also on very personal reflection to drive remembrance. we're using the words, the sounds, the music of that era. their flowers, the tenderness of patient minds. _ we have some recitation by eddie redmayne of poetry, which is really beautiful. who thinks ofjune's first rose today? - only some child, perhaps. the tower of london has played a key role in our national story, at various times a royal residence, a prison and of course, home to the crownjewels. the white tower, the most famous building here, was built in 1078 by william the conqueror. one part of the tower�*s histo

you left two rookies in the tower. - i left two lifeguards in the tower.e forgot her radio. trust me, she's not gonna do it again. - i'm benching you. you're on dispatch. - dispatch. yeah. no, thanks. - ok, everybody, listen up. we're going to try something different today. follow me. now, i know how competitive you all are, and i know you love tradition. so we're gonna do something captain darren oliveira used to do in the west side district. we're gonna compete for assignments. i had forgotten the value of doing this exercise until laka reminded me. you guys can thank him later. 50 clean burpees. finish, come tell me your assignment. honor system, go! [upbeat rock music] ♪ ♪ - ♪ say what you want ♪ ♪ just don't pull me down ♪ ♪ it's not like that when you numb the real ♪ ♪ when you numb the real ♪ ♪ if it's not ♪ ♪ why does it feel so good in my head? ♪ ♪ i came to reap the fruit, so don't stand in my way ♪ ♪ if it's not... ♪ - tower? - 7-2. - how about you? - same. - ok. go get after it. - ♪ my time, my time ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ uh-huh ♪ ♪ gimme, gimme, gimme ♪

that there was anybody in the water tower. as you've pointed out, and i've heard too many times, that the reason we didn't have people on the roof of the a.g.r., it was too hot that day. well, it wasn't too hot for thomas crooks. the fact that we weren't there allowed him to be there. now, as i said earlier, when we opened the whole conversation, we are going to have a second chance to do the right thing and correct the failures of july 13. the president has decided that he is going back to this site. and we know him well enough, he defies any type of logic when it comes to, sir, we're concerned about your safety. and his answer is always the same thing. i'm committed to serving the people of this country. nobody puts themselves in that position that i've ever been around before. you all served that way. but to me it's astounding that this gentleman is ready to go back to a place where he almost lost his life. i don't think my wife would allow me to do that. apparently his family, they've gone through a lot, are going forward

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one is i'm thinking i could have been in those twin towers today. i've been in there many times before. fortunately, i wasn't going to be there today, but i could have been and. it just got me thinking about some other stuff i wanted to do in life. i've been working really. since 1978 and i was 22. that's a 24 years with just being a workaholic, more or less building the business. i thought, i'm going to do some other stuff. and on the drive we drove through the appalachians and i was thinking to myself, gosh, you know, i'd always fantasized hiking this trail. maybe that's what going to do. i'm going to hike the appalachian trail. and so that ironically 911 led to me hiking the appalachian trail. so i took a sabbatical hike. the whole trl i've been hiking long distance hiking. i loved it. i've been doing it every year since a long distance backpacker i've hiked tens of thousands of miles all around the world. i love it and know twin towers. i may not have ever discovered that passion. john mackey taking over the 40 or so years that you were ceo of w

right now, the tower is 170ft tall. east bay mud says it needs to be 40ft shorter to be safe in an earthquake. the city council says the tower is important to lafayette's history and branding. vice mayor wee ty quoc hopes to find a balance. >> the community has risen with an interest to save the iconic tower. so there's a historic preservation piece, there's the safety piece, and we've been trying. can we do both? >> the council is urging east bay mud to hold another public hearing. so residents can express their concerns before plans move forward. east bay mud and the city have been coordinating on this since 2015. it's dragged on. in a statement last week, east bay mud said, quote, attempting to develop a further alternative that maintains the taller tower height would not likely be approved by the california division of the safety of dams and thus not be a wise use of customers. rate dollars. >> p-g-and-e's once again asking. to charge people more. that's according to our partners at the bay area news group. the comp

. >> both towers were standing.ur truck. we set up a temporary morgue and began to preserve the evidence. wasn't long, i received my orders. i picked up the gear box and the south tower crashed. the plume. you could see the steel and fire coming down. i thought this is it, this is how i die. >> the south tower, with john niven inside, foundered after 56 minutes. >> as you're running away from the collapsing south tower, you were heading for a door in an adjacent building and then you got blasted off your feet. >> yeah, just knocked me right out of my shoes. never made it to the door, but it was enough to get me through the -- partially through the window, which really would save my life. if i was on the outside, everything that came in across my legs would have taken me out. >> the medical examiner's team survived. that's mark desire in the middle in the green shirt. the north tower in the distance is minutes from collapse. andrea haberman is inside. her parents, her sister, julie, and fiance, al, drove 16 hours to

the tower. they just want to basically cut it off at the bottom near the bottom and cover it, you know, put a cover on it and that's that. so everybody started making a big deal about, wait a minute, this is an image of lafayette. you can't do that. yeah. it's a big stink here. it's enough that local engineers volunteered alternative plans to east bay mud. but the district says its own plan is the safest way to do it. at last night's city council meeting, lafayette officials moved to invite east bay mud to a joint meeting to see if a resolution can be found. all right, here's something catching our attention. the flying fairy at lake tahoe. if all goes well, you'll be able to zip across the lake in about 30 minutes. this is called the flying electric hydrofoil ferry. it's completely electric. looks like it's flying above water. they're really cool looking. it's manufactured by a swedish company and will be run here in california by a company called fly tahoe. these ferries started running in sto

right now, the tower is 170ft tall. east bay mud says it needs to be 40ft shorter to be safe in an earthquake. the city council says the tower is important to lafayette's history and branding. vice mayor wee ty quoc hopes to find a balance. >> the community has risen with an interest to save the iconic tower. so there's a historic preservation piece, there's the safety piece, and we've been trying. can we do both? >> the council is urging east bay mud to hold another public hearing. so residents can express their concerns before plans move forward. east bay mud and the city have been coordinating on this since 2015. it's dragged on. in a statement last week, east bay mud said, quote, attempting to develop a further alternative that maintains the taller tower height would not likely be approved by the california division of the safety of dams and thus not be a wise use of customers. rate dollars. >> p-g-and-e's once again asking. to charge people more. that's according to our partners at the bay area news group. the comp

tower in contra costa county. officials at east bay mud say the 100 year old tower at the lafayette reservoir is an earthquake risk. there it is. they fear that if the tower breaks, it could lead to flooding in communities including walnut creek and lafayette. the plan is to shorten the tower by 40ft. right now, it's 170ft, but community members fear the project will ruin the iconic look, including its top. taking away a local landmark, they had actually a group of local citizens who had real expertise in seismic issues. they did a study on this that said that it could be addressed in a much different fashion than i think east bay mud wants to. that citizen committee, he mentioned shared its concerns during last night's city council meeting. lafayette city council moved for a joint meeting with east bay mud to see if there's a resolution to this conflict. okay. thanksgiving. just two days away, the bay area is giving back to those in need. and there's a lot of people in need in san francisco, volunteers at glide m

so green spaces between tower blocks, between blocks. we don't really live in a high trust society. our polling found that 64% of people don't know their neighbours, and most people say the buildings in their community aren't designed to create to communities, create community spirit. so actually we need to kind of consider in the built environment the ways in which we're designing our places, how we're designing our places, how we can put the features in which we can put the features in which we know bring people together. one of those is actually front gardens. so if you have a front garden, you're much more likely to know your neighbours and it improves your mental health. >> i was very interested. david kenneth keniston wrote an exceptional series of books on post—war britain , and in that he post—war britain, and in that he had the public opinion surveys. a lot of it was based on public opinion surveys showing that 70% of people, when asked, consistently wanted to live in houses with gardens and 3% wanted to live in tower blocks. ye

a lot of t-shirts have the tower on it. it's kind of a special, you know, mascot, if you will, of the town. a local citizen's advisory committee is trying to work with east bay mud to find a resolution for now. the district says their plan is the safest option. okay. tis the time for giving entrepreneur and rapper mistah fab held its annual free giveaway in oakland today. the community he grew up in. this is our 20th year. lord, we thank you that we are continuing to serve the community 20 years strong. 20 years later, when mistah fab and a few volunteer started this event, it was just a few donated bags today. see right there line for several blocks. hours before the event started, at the corner of market and 45th streets, more than 700 turkeys were given away, along with several hundred bags of groceries and canned foods. each person also got a free hot meal that included fried chicken, spaghetti, and pie. the oakland native says he wants to lead in a positive way. i grew up in this community. i had no choice to grow here

i'm known as the last survivor out of the south tower of the world trade center. i was working that day on the 84th floor and. i saw the plane hit and i was still on our floor when the second plane hit, i had a harrowing experience trying to get out of the building and never got out. i ended up in the basement of the building and woke up three days later in the hospital. coming here to talk to you, to see the veterans and the young cadets. just to give you some insight on you're doing what you have done in. the past is very important and i thank you all. i'm heather penny on the morning of september 11th, i was sent on a suicide mission in my f-16 to ram it into flight 93. the passengers flight 93 are the true heroes, though, because they were the ones prevented that airliner reaching our nation's capital. i'm here today not only honor and commemorate their sacrifice and their service, as well as those that are the panel here today, but also to share with you what, your service will mean and you can prepare yourselves. good afternoon, everybody. my name is bill va

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we've also installed approach runway verification systems at more than 74 airport towers. this technology provides audio and visual alerts to controllers if an arriving airport is lined up to land on the wrong airport surface. and finally, we installed runway incursion devices at five airports for operational evaluation. this technology provides air traffic controllers with audio or visual identification of when a runway is not available for arrivals or departure. looking ahead to next year, the faa will begin to deploy this technology at 74 airports across the country. our thousands of air traffic professionals are ready for the increased volume this week and through the holiday season. we're closely watching the weather, which is, of course, the biggest source of delays and we'll do our best to work around that. our command center in virginia has real-time engagement with all of the airlines to find the most efficient, safe path around weather as it occurs. we've also looked at what is needed to keep the air traffic moving efficiently at some of the most crowded air spac

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second agreement is 530 tower temporary construction easement agreement to facilitate construction of the pedestrian bridge and developer payment of $2.3 million for the right to connect the tower to sales force park. transit center modification cost escrow agreement. [indiscernible] redesign and construct to accommodate the bridge and oversee developer construction on the pedestrian bridge. the fourth agreement is security agreement for 530 howard. governing accordination of security among tjp a and the final piece of the item is approve budget amendment to the capital maintenance repair and replacement budget to realign the budget to existing line items which doesn't change the budget amount for capital maintenance repair and replacement. >> thank you for reading that. always blame council for the long titles. thank you for doing that. any staff presentation? >> we do have. we have the executive director teed up i have a nice presentation for you. >> directors thrks is the first project to come to the area in some years, it is contemplated as part of the district plan as future conn

and that's what tunnel to towers does.our citizen honors award, recognizing all the great work that they have done. it's a fulfilling a promise to this nation, saying that, tunnel towers is gonna give you smart homes, pay mortgages. there's no level of recognition that rises to what is being done on behalf of those gold star families. and we're not forgetting you. never forget. go to t2t.org and donate $11 a month. thank you. dude? dog food in the fridge? it's not dog food. it's freshpet. real meat. real veggies. real weird. he was bad luck anyway. (intercom) t minus 10... (janet) so much space! that open kitchen! (tanya) ...definitely the one! (ethan) but how can you sell your house when we're stuck on a space station for months???!!! (brian) opendoor gives you the flexibility to sell and buy on your timeline. (janet) nice! (intercom) flightdeck, see you at the house warming. [ ♪♪ ] >> jesse: democrats got themselves in a real pickle. they hopped into bed with the woke left and need the working class to win. and the two g

after the cars the tower administration wanted to keep americans deployed and have the infrastructure for the united states. so they had an intrastate free plan the plan for major freeway systems to go throughout san francisco. and so the developers came up with the bay bridge and worked their way along embarcadero. the plans were to be very, very efficient for that through town he once the san francisco saw had human services agency happening 200 though people figure out city hall offender that the embarcadero free was dropped and we had the great free to no where. which cut us off from the ferry building and our store line and created in 1989 and gave us the opportunity to tear down the free. and that was the renaissance of ferry building. >> that land was developed for a new ferry building and whom new embarcadero how to handle travel and needed a concept for the building didn't want- that was when a plan was developed for the liquor store. >> the san francisco ferry building has many that ups and downs and had a huge hay day dribbled adopt to almost nothing and after the earthquak

this was once a water tower serving the naval base. now it houses studios for laughing artist like eagle and spare. save it. the big guns was only 9 when lot fear became independent from the soviet union. when i look to show its union, it's boring and it's great. this is how i see. so it's union. and today everything is getting more colorful, more interesting. there's more diversity and more openness, the freedom, the freedom is, this is the most important thing i, while you today in, in 2 days life. and this was something that was not the and so his time contemporary laughing art in what was once or restricted military zone run by the soviets. the many of the russian families who settled here from moscow still live in the area a guns wants to use is art to bring the 2 cultures together. but when it comes to the war, he makes his opinions clear i feel for them. and, and of course, i feel for ukrainian most because they do suffer for that and they still suffer. we didn't, we, we, we escaped, substituting and pretty fast. in soviet times

telecom towers were owned by all the phone companies. so these are things -- the business evolves and the backbone evolves, of the economy, so it is a really interesting business to be in because you are always learning. francine: but it's a difficult business because you don't want to be kodak, right? you don't want to invest in something that goes nowhere. bruce: yeah, look, we are always trying to understand where is the future going and how do we invest with that. and often, it's listening to your counterparties, your clients, your partners, and hearing what they are saying. and what they want to do. and we are going with them. and that's really -- we are the backbone behind global business. and when they need capital, we fund it. francine: and i think your northstar, as it were, is three d's, right? bruce: yeah, look, i would say over time, we are always trying to figure out, what are the things, what are the themes that are going to drive the world? and today, the digitalization of everything, the decarbonization of everything, and

and the water tower. mr. mallon: did the secret service ask you all to post anybody up on the water tower? mr. blasko: no, they did not. mr. fallon: would that help secure the area and mitigate the threat of the a.g.r. building if we had somebody up there? mr. lenz: it would help secure the a.g.r. complex. mr. fallon: but they didn't do that, did they? mr. lenz: they did not mr. fallon: did the secret service perform a walk-through with you all? mr. lenz: on thursday there was a police walk through. mr. fallon: did they advise you or help you secure the a.g.r. building? mr. lenz: they did not. mr. fallon: mr. herold. mr. herold: it was not discussed. we were inside the farm show and they picked their stationary post where they wanted troopers assigned within the perimeter and the a.g.r. building was never discussed. mr. fallon: wee could have surrounded that building with 8-10 officers and probably would have mitigated that. [mr. herald: yes. mr. fallon: and the secret service didn't have you to do that? mr.

he is survived by his wife, the fawlty towers star, prunella scales.ment correspondent lizo mzimba looks back at his life. lords, i protest my soul is full of woe, that blood should sprinkle me to make me grow. as an actor he was one of the most skilled of his generation. he had a love and a gift for shakespeare. mourn with me for what i do lament and put on sullen black in continent. his henry bolingbroke in a bbc adaptation of richard ii won him huge acclaim. as did his appearances in king lear, love's labours lost and macbeth. his presence and passion meant he was also in demand in cinema. here portraying a calm determination as a police officer on the hunt for edward fox's jackal in the day of the jackal. without a name, all other proposals are meaningless. the first task then is to find it. over the years he was regularly cast in a variety of tv shows, and was one of the small group of actors to appear in both eastenders... what's the beard for — lost your shaver? i like it. ah, suits you. ..and coronation street. i'm off for a walk. do you want c

east bay mud wants to retrofit this tower by making it shorter. they warn that right now, the tower puts the dam at risk of major flooding if it broke during an earthquake. but locals are upset about the look of the redesign. they're asking officials to look at some alternative plans. last night, city council suggested a joint meeting to take the topic up again. here's a fun story. big cheers from the cal football team. not necessarily just for their winning plays, but for one of their staff members did after their big comeback win against stanford. this guy is fired up here. these videos have been making the rounds on social media. the game was saturday at memorial stadium. look at the spot shadows there. someone tries to steal a helmet from the cal bench. almost immediately you see the assistant director of equipment for cal, trevor sakakibara, chased down the thief, tackled him to the ground. everyone loved it, including the coach is when we teach tackling on a chase tackle as we really want to come and secure the tackle and then come over the

you cannot see the top of the towers, but you can make out just a little part of the tower right there is showing the clouds coming in in advance of a cold front. it's keeping things cool with the cold front after all. but also that cloud cover will keep the heat from really trapping in the moisture in the atmosphere. so it's going to be a cool afternoon. here are the forecast. high temperatures in the 60's. not that much different than where we are right now in the 50's. that's not the band. think. the concern, of course, is rain were in drought after all across the bay area and through much of california, we need rain. will we get some you betcha. here comes a big area of low pressure and here comes a front dropping right down into the north bay by about mid afternoon, the rain covers the entire bay area by about mid evening this evening. the rain continues overnight and then by tomorrow before noon, that rain clears out and we're going to start to see some changes because we're going to see on sunday an offshore flow of wind. that's the dry direction. that is a big concern for us be

a towering pillar of new labour, john prescott spent ten years as deputy prime minister under blair. regions. it was a long way from his birthplace in prestatyn, north wales. he failed the 11 plus, which wanted him through his life. at 15, he left school to become a ship�*s steward. he wasn�*t new labour�*s slickest politician. those five pledges are essential. you can see i can�*t find them. with his union background and working class roots, he was the glue holding blair�*s movement together. i can�*t use the boards of old labour, i have to use the old ways. he was highly intelligent. that was sometimes masked by people he used to make fun of his speeches and his use of the english language, but he was an incredibly direct communicator. and even if the syntax never quite made sense, the sentiment was very powerful and made complete sense, and i found him, you know, we had our disagreements from time to time, but he was loyal, committed and an enormous help to me and he had a fantastic gut instinct about politics. as well as a bridge between new and old labour, he was also a councill

and that's what tunnel to towers does.y gave them our citizen honors award, recognizing all the great work that they have done. it's a fulfilling a promise to this nation, saying that, tunnel towers is gonna give you smart homes, pay mortgages. there's no level of recognition that rises to what is being done on behalf of those gold star families. and we're not forgetting you. never forget. go to t2t.org and donate $11 a month. thank you. hey folks, chris counahan here with leaffilter, america's largest gutter and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 locations and has been installed on over a million homes. we've been protecting homes now for over 20 years. our patented technology offers total protection for your home and comes with a lifetime transferable warranty. the process is simple. give us a call to schedule your free gutter inspection. if you decide to move forward with the project, you put nothing down at all. 833 leaffilter or visit leaffilter.com today. >> jesse: last week's election exposed how the

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