this place is now known as trinity site. in a moment in time at the spot in july, 1945, things changed. in the instant of what happened here, the length of a war changed, along with the course of history. it began years before, and thousands of miles away. >> [drum procession] hitler hadrs, adolf forced the influence of nzi -- nazi rule on europe. populations were sent in motion. >> i came from hungary and germany. i have seen many things firsthand. i was deathly afraid about my family and all my friends. and i do not believe that people tremendousze how those dangers had been. because hitler, indeed, could have taken over the world. breath, do so.st those of us who came from europe, -- >> it came in stages. on, jewsvery early were arrested and put in concentration camps. jobs was, the loss of -- and kept getting worse. so i think there was no question that i should emigrate. >> there were other scientists from the best universities and scientific institutions in europe seeking to also get away. when they fled, they brought

this place is now known as the trinity site. in a moment in time in this spot in july, 1945, things changed. in the instant of what happened here, the life of a war changed, along with the course of history. it began years before thousands , of miles away. [drumbeats] narrator: for years, adolf hitler had forced not to rule on nazirced the influence of rule on europe. the rest of the free world saw his intentions were war and brutality was his message. >> i came from hungary and germany. i have seen many things firsthand. i was dreadfully worried about my family and all of my friends, and i do not believe that people today realize how tremendous those things have been, because hitler indeed could have taken over the world. he had the power to do so. those of us who came from europe, we saw it came in stages. dr. bethe: from very early on, the jewish people were put in concentration camps. the loss of jobs was well-documented and kept getting worse. there was no question that i should emigrate. narrator: there were other scientis

the preassembled explosive unit left for trinity site. they were now working against time, along with everyone else still at los alamos. by now, plutonium delivered to los alamos had been shaped into hemispheres. on july 11, they made the trip to trinity, along with other components in the back seat of a well-guarded sedan. >> i remember being afraid of the fast-driving and woman who drove us down there with us in the convoy. it was a very high-speed pedal to the floor all the way driver. that was the scariest thing. >> at ground zero, a 100 foot prefabricated steel tower had been built. it was braced for an electric winch to haul the gadget to a platform at the top. friday, july 13, starting at 9:00 a.m., the pit was assembled in a sealed and thoroughly cleaned room near ground zero. before assembly began, a receipt was signed for the plutonium. value -- at least several hundred million dollars. at the moment the receipt was signed, the test shifted to military control. though the number of parts were few, assembly took several hours. th

with the latest on china and the impossible trinity.more on that story with bloomberg plus on your mobile or tablet. let's check in on other stories we are following this morning. than 530l of more aussie dollars. qantas will have exclusive use of the terminal. airbus is developing a new version of the long-haul plane that will allow singapore airlines to fly nonstop to the u.s. by 2018. it is putting the jet on a diet and making changes to the cabin layout. they stopped the direct flights to new york and 2013 because of rising costs. airbus says the plane will be able to use 25% less fuel than previous models. medical devices have been warned by the u.s. regulator for failing to report problems. they have not insured the devices can be cleaned adequately. a are used in medical procedures each year and there are complaints that they resulted in spreading deadly bacteria that resulted in superbugs. and --ralian court shares of an australian port operator are up. almost 9 billion australian dollars? what are the details? paul: this is the

we had elements working against us today's, -- today, the fire in trinity county, the norlin winds -- northerly winds, and an atmosphere trap, resulting in lots of haze. here is a map. the high resolution satellite showing you clouds, or smoke, i should say, clouds moving in from the fires of trinity county. basically approaching the bay area. a week offshore flow, enough to transport it closer to the region. we had a scene like this, lots of teens -- haze over san francisco bay. a spare the air alert is issued for tomorrow. the area of high pressure creates a stable layer of air, trapping pollutants close to the surface. for tomorrow, basically the same deal as we head into sunday. in terms of the smog levels, it's not smoke, but the smog levels in eurozone are going up tomorrow. as far as records for today, heat is a big part of the story. you can see lots of hot temperatures here, 80s in san francisco, 86 downtown, triple digits toward livermore. guess what? tomorrow is going to be a little warmer. as a result, the national weather service has issued a heat advisory until 9 pm sund

there's debris on trinity lane near the closure of balligomingo road. high water at keith valley road and camp hill road. power outage leaving us with traffic lights that are dark along east 12th avenue. >> a gas explosion blew apart the 6th floor of the jfk high school in the bronx, three workers were working by a science lab that has bun bunsunburners. >> reporter: i was on the 6th floor when i heard the rumble and the explosion. >> the rest of the buildings appears to be in tact, nothing collapsed, but an inspection must be done to determine if the buildings needs to be demolished, classes were not scheduled to start for two weeks. >>> happening today two women will make history when they join 94 men to graduate into the class of army rangers. shea heavier and kristin grease. the two both westpoint gratts can cannot serve in combat, the secretary of state of defense will make a call on that by the end of the year. blinds to go's summer celebration sale's so hot you're gonna need shades. not those shades. these shades! take a cool 20-35% off all sun s

. >> double high driving smoke from trinity county fires, trapping collusion and snapping records for the second day if a row, hitting record high temperatures, 103 in concord, 104 in livermore. >> reporter: smoking skies prompted a bay area quality management district to call for a spare the air day. horrible air quality and the heat, bad combination. >> i noticed the smell. i am aware it is not good for your lungs. >> a friend put a facebook post saying it smells like a -- well, smalls bad, in different words. [ laughter ] >> reporter: researchers are saying the pollution is off setting u.s. efforts in recent years to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions, back to you. >>> the heat is mothering southern california as well. helping to fuel three more wildfires burning tonight near los angeles. this fire charred 500 acres at least three buildings. many structures were abandoned. burning in rugged terrain and the firefighters are dealing with gusting winds and high temperatures. two people have been detained in connection with this fire. cbs reporter carter evans says it is not just cali

after working on the timing apparatus of the atomic bomb, he was sent to observe the 1945 trinity test, the first nuclear bomb detonation. he also discusses the national and global ramifications of nuclear weapons and his thoughts on nuclear disarmament. val fitch died in february, 2015 , at the age of 91. this oral history is from the "the voices of the manhattan project" created by the atomic heritage foundation and the los alamos historical society. val fitch: i was born on a cattle ranch in northwest nebraska, 1923. and actually born on a ranch. this is about five miles from a little town of merriman, in the sandhills of nebraska. you probably do not know anything, but they occupy 1/5 of the state. it is prime cattle raising country. they are called the sandhills because the terrain is made out of sand. the hills are the dunes. sand such aspierce you find at the shore. but the only thing that can be grown there without destroying the terrain is something that lives off the native grasses, and that is cattle. you try turning the soil lower, itover to grow crops and simply blows away

national weather service says the shifting winds from fires in far northern california near the trinity national forest is pushing smoke here. >> the bay area quality district has issued a warning for the triple digit heat tomorrow. mark is here to look at that. >> the air quality is reeling coming down across the bay area. take a look at the numbers. mountain view in the mid-90s. oakland downtown 93. lots of triple digits out toward livermore, antioch. san francisco downtown 86 depositions. santa cruz, 101, sfo 92 degrees. very impressive numbers the big warm-up. you heard about the fires up toward trinity county and they push add big smoke plume into the area yesterday. that coupled with the northerly flow, pushed it into the bay area. this was the scene looking out toward san francisco bay. we have the smoke drifting in from the north. that layer of warm air is basically a trap. it traps the pollutants, haze and the smoke. you see the levels for today, they all come up for tomorrow as we head into the sunday forecast f.you don't have the ozone, we notice the haze and smoke being trap

professor kevin mcmahon is the john reitamyer professor of science at trinity college. he got the ba in economics and political science from the state university of new york at potts dam and phd from -- in politics, from brandice. his publications include reconsidering roosevelt on race, how the presidency paved the road to brown. published by the university of chicago press in 2004. that volume was the winner of the american political science association's richard e. newstot award for the best book on the american presidency published in 2004. his latest book which will be the subject of his remarks this evening is "nixon's court: his challenge to judicial liberalism and its political consequence." it was published again by the university of chicago press in 2011. i could continue to list professor mcmahon's many accomplishments but that would reduce the time left for his remarks. i hope you will join me in welcoming professor mcmahon. [ applause ] >> thank you. this goes up so i get to play with this toy. it's really a great honor to be here this evening and before i

this is due to the smoke from the trinity county fire, petaluma four miles visibility. five in hayward. seven in oakland. concord and napa at eight san jose. marine layer is developing and a southern surge is coming in capping our coastal temperatures in the low-to-mid 70s as we head from 80 at noon at the bay to 88 at 4:00, and 92 inland and 60s and 70s and 80s by 7:00 with more cooling and clean irair. >> we are headed south up to 238 and you can see traffic is clear but i want to show you the backup at the map, i can show you we are at 15 miles per hour, a significant increase in speed because of an early accident at davis street which has cleared and all lanes are moving over to eastbound highway 37 at wilson avenue, the onramp at mare island is blocked because of an overturned big rig. delays in the westbound direction on highway 37. also, a little bit of slowing in the east direction approaching 121. >> now breaking news, we have been following, three people are dead and another is suffering from major injuries after a fiery crash. our reporter is at john muir med

ballagomingo road, is shut down at trinity road. a down tree. folks using route 23, conshohocken state as the alternate. valley forge park route 252 closed at valley creek so watch out for delays. four of the septa's regional rails getting out of the gate with 20 minute delays this morning. early morning signal problems as a result of the storms from last night. coming from chester county so far so good on the bypass, no problems on the pennsy turnpike rolling up through malvern and then later on today though northbound i-95 heading up to eagles practice or early start to the shore, penndot will be setting up on girard point double decker bridge. they typically have a half an hour delay once they put the cones down. company up that in mind. platt bridge would be the best alternate. otherwise we're in good shape up and over the bridges at the moment. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> we have to be careful in cobbs creek until we catch this guy. police think the same man is behind two violent sexual assaults near a philadelphia golf course, and

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upper merion trinity lane blocked between balligomingo and route 320, down trees from the the storms that came through last night, so this morning, we will have to use route 23, conshohocken state red to get around it. talking about the the airport last tonight we had a ground stop at philly international and a lot of other airports up and down the east coast. you just want to check your flight status this morning to play it safe. make sure that plane came in so it is ready to take you out. northbound 202 we have high water in that work zone right here near route 401, otherwise, bridges look fine and mass transit running with no delays. >>> he is reaching, he is reaching. him his your hands. don't move. >> it is hard to watch but grand jury rules in the controversial case involving two bridgeton police officers yesterday. we have found out they will not be charged, for fatal willly shooting an unarmed man for a traffic stop in december and now the community is reacting. >> our reporters spoke to witnesses and they are not holding bag anything. basically they are outrage. >> strong wo

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watch out for puddles and as sue mentioned it will get better moving through the day n upper merion trinity lane blocked at balligomingo road, also valley forge park, portions of 252 blocked because of a down tree. last night, philly international ground stop, buddy of mine i just check in the twitter feed, stuck on the tarmac for five hours, flight wound up being canceled. they lost luggage. it was a hot in mess at the airport last night. now, check the flight status for your morning flight because those left overs could roll into delays this morning. an exam familiar that flight didn't make it not to fill last night that plane is not there for to you take off, first thing this morning. here's a check of the airline and hopefully get things back to normal. head up, our honey do list tomorrow west on the schuylkill expressway, they are tree trimming down to one lane from gladwynn to conshohocken, all day tomorrow, so if you are westbound, heading out to king of prussia, car when that coupon to go to the mall, down to only one lane, on that westbound schuylkill all day long, karen and lauren

and at that time, you know, that was -- the difference was mostly about the trinity or not the trinity the trinity being god, the father; god, the son; god, the holy spirit, which was more traditional christianity. and unitarians didn't embrace the trinity.there was a story i read, though, of a minister in the more traditional tradition who went over to the white house and talked with taft and he came away feeling very confident in his traditional religious beliefs. and so, you know, it wasn't -- it was important to them. it wasn't something -- they weren't evangelical in that tradition. but, definitely, it was something that was part of them. lewis gould: well, taft was talked about to be president of yale in 1900 and decided not to do it. and he wrote his brother a sentence that if it had come out at the time, he would never have been president. he said he does not believe in the divinity of jesus christ.now, it never became known. in the campaign of 1908, he was both attacked for being a unitarian and having been too friendly to the catholics in the philippines. and t.r. and taft we

there's an organization i'm prouder to be a part of the trinity forum. no other organization like it with the cultural renewal work they are doing so vital. many qualities. loyalty and generosity. thank you or the amazing event. pete peterson getting to know in lovely malibu and whether pete is campaigning for high office in california are serving as interim dean at pepperdine, he's a man with a child. thank you for being here. i want to thank all of you for coming. i'm astonished by the turnout. thank you so much for coming. it's a testimony to the enduring attraction of tolkien and lewis. the journey of the family has taken to cater to the national press club with a mom my dad and grandparents who had to endure the catastrophe of the first world war by my maternal grandfather who left italy in 1921 when he was 17 years old one year before mussolini and the fascist left into power. and my paternal grandfather was living in the united states when war broke out in the italian army wanted to draft them. americans have located this option. fight for us and

we had debris because of the storms 3 20e block at the schuylkill expressway, gulph road and trinity lane shut down. stay on king of prussia road. in bridgeport watch out for a crash where river road meets up with east 4th street. flooding in horsham, the water receded along keith valley road. sandy run watch out for high water at walnut at camp hill road. there's a crash by the oxford valley mall business 1 at 213. down the shore, flupgd -- flooding and local power outage is giving us problems at east central avenue. we have power delays on airport, warminster, west trenton and lands and doyle lines. >> police in chester county are trying to sort out how a man died overnight. the action cam was on the scene in west chester. police say they were called out to a scene of what they said was a crash involving a pedestrian. the road is rural and poorly lit, when they got there, they discovered it is not clear if the man was hit and killed by a car or something else happened. so far no word on the man's identification. >>> a driver crashed into a utility pole in montgomery county and that

want to go back to the point you're making about the impossible trinity.you are framing it in terms other than what most people are using this warning. most people are evaluating the chinese devaluation as a short-term effort to boost exports. ,ou are talking about it phrasing it is a structural capitulation. qe,d: when the u.s. did rates went down, the dollar collapsed, and the u.s. stock market went up. when the ecb did qe just now, interest rates collapse of the european stock market soared. i think china is going to be an exception. really sense, they are approaching the chinese style of qe. to the extent that it's going to be driving down rates, but that also should make you feel a little bit less negative about the chinese stock market. from our point of view, this is about the start of chinese tv. speakingdavid woo, with erik schatzker and matt miller. mark: "bloomberg market day," still ahead on the "bloomberg market day," "bloomberg market day," google reorganizes its corporate structure. we hear from a former executive about the new alphabet. ♪ m

this is officer donald gibbons of the trinity police department.oining me. i'm sorry we couldn't get the other officer. he's on vacation with his family. he's allowed a little time off. we'll forgive him for that. sir, welcome. >> how is it going today? >> it is going well. it is going well. can you just tell me whose idea was this? >> well actually me and chief we normally get together and think about certain things to do for our community here in trinity as well as ourselves as a department and we came up with the idea because of the issues going around the nation and we talked about the black lives matter and we didn't want the black lives matter to be standoffish. i don't want it to be a hate group. some people see it as like the kkk, the skinheads and such. we took it amongst ourselves to say our lives matter. >> i'm sorry. i'm hanging on your every word but i think when you say, you know, black lives matter movement will be like a hate group i can imagine the activists will disagree with you and they're there to bring a voice to a group who t

on top of that, lightning sparked more than 50 fires in trinity county alone. >> a small fire quickly turned into a big neighborhood fire setting off propane tanks like they were giant fire crackers. >> too big, too quick. when i got there, all i saw was smoke and i saw a eucalyptus tree go up. in the end, several mobile homes destroyed. resources are stretched thin. the state's national guard is now mobilizing several of its helicopters to attack from above. and every single day brings dozens of new fires down below. >> fire fighters are nearly done fighting the wild fire. as of this etching, it's 95 pnt contained. good weather is helping with this fire. what about the rest? let's check with meteorologist. >> wed're seeing kind of a mixed bag as you heard the report of the lightning-sparked fires. through tomorrow night, we'll still see the chance of some thunderstorms without enough rain to put out spot fires. now, closer to the rocky fire,very interesting here the closest radar to the site picking up the smoke plume right there on the radar. 75 degrees, humidity at 40%. a bit coole

the detonation was called project trinity. and the trinity explosion of the gadget or this nuclear weapon is is successful. on july 16th, 1945 in new mexico, the united states detonates a bomb. we don't drop it out of an airplane. we detonate it. a bunch of people watch it. a bunch of people take readings and testings. it is a scientific event for most people. but we now have a bomb and we have a bomb that can be deployed. and we know what this bomb will do. what the bomb will do far surpasses what most people's expectations are. we have a nuclear weapon. we have a super weapon. we're at war with japan. we're worried about losing 1 to 1.5 million people in the next few months. so what are we going to do? the decision ultimately rests with president truman, the buck stops here. he certainly took his responsibilities seriously. but truman's decision is is in hindsight far more wrenching than it really was at the time. not to say that the ethics and morality of using this kind of a weapon on japan would have zero ramifications an

the fact it comes from small town trinity might surprise you, you see the same message two men, polices. >> and i don't care about his race. i don't care about anything else, other than the fact that he treats me nice, i treat him nice, we like each other. >> and officer donald givens. >> to letted the world know offers remembers good people. >> but this picture wasn't an overnight sensation, trinity police up loaded it to both facebook and twitter back in may but american conservatives of color re shared it on facebook, now 93,000 shares and more than 19,000 likes. >> i was shock. because that picture, that me and my chief took, was probably three, four months old. and i'm glad it d the issue, that we're looking at in our nation, is a serious one. >>> and that goes beyond the grass roots effort, black lives matter, which goes back to 2013, when george zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting death of trayvon martin. seen racial tensions soar with ferguson, staten island, water country with walter bland, protests using the slogan black lives matter. >> they turned more of hate group no

the other fires in trinity county is about that size. that's what's creating the smoke.ed the wind streamline here. you can see it is coming directly from where the fires are. that's why we have the smoke in place. it will be another smokey day across the entire bay, worst air quality in the south and east bay. high pressure is in control. whenever you have high pressure in control, it exerts pressure at the earth's surface and allows for pollutants and they are trapped because of high pressure on top of us with light wind. because of that, we have a spare the air alert, east bay, south bay looking at the worst air quality. temperatures now are comfortable if you're headed out for an early morning jog. temperatures in the low 60s. they're going to warm rapidly through the day. temperature in the south bay near 99 degrees. in the peninsula, 95 there, 94 for east bay. san francisco today seeing temperatures in the mid-80s. north bay seeing temperatures near 100. in triple digits for the tri-valley. take it easy if you have to be outside. two areas of high pressure on top o

you can see the orange is where the concentration of the smoke is the greatest from trinity county fireing down highway 5 to the southeast that is where the smoke is supposed to be in two hours. we can take the banner down and see right here you can see the smoke will be more concentrate around stockton and tracy as we head to noon and, still, very thick smoke to the north and as we head into the evening hours, northern snow may and napa is clearing out and the smoke will be thicker around livermore and toward stockton. now, a hole opened over sfo in the cloud deck with no flight arrival delays. more sun this afternoon, grab the sunglasses. manner layer means we stay cooler-than-average with hints that back in the month which could be a shower. low 60s around san jose and sunnyvale and mountain view and santa clara and campbell. 56 in the hills around los gatos. we have low-to-mid 60s elsewhere until brentwood and novato at 59. the winds are blowing to the east again and they will pick up and be fatter if you are on the water whether you are recreational or traveling, commuting, they wi

they picked a big chunk of ground between the trinity river and the east, the colorado and the west, and everything north of the old san antonio road for this five-man commission to go out and find the most appropriate spot. the five men that went of these men, two were from the east, two were from the west and one was from neutral territory. and thened the rivers, they took a vote on which river the capital would be placed on. the neutrale with man siding with the westerners, the colorado river was chosen. in a unanimous vote, the site of waterloo was picked as well. it was not coincidence that they chose waterloo. hadre they had left, lamarr said please do not overlook this site. i had a great time shooting buffalo and it's a wonderful spot or a new capital. lamarr chose a man named edwin waller to come up. up inss was due to show october 1839. out all the streets, decided where the government buildings would be, and he had them built. there was nothing fancy. these were rough log cabins. the exceptions were the capital and president's house, framed lumber. in october 1839, i what

trinity police up loaded to facebook and twitter back in may.american conservatives of lori shared it on facebook now 93,000 shares and more than 19,000 likes. >> i was shocked because that picture that me and my chief took was three or four months old. but i'm glad we did, because the issue that we're looking at in our nation is a serious one. >> reporter: and that goes i don't know the grass roots effort black lives matter which goes back to 2013 when george zimmerman was acquitted in the death of trayvon martin. since then we've seen racial tension soar with ferguson, staten island and wal lard county with sandra plan. protests using the slogan black lives matter. >> they turned into more of a hate group no different than the kkk, black panthers or skin heads and they're bullying people and trying to should have their agenda bourdon people's throats and we don't necessarily agree with them. >> we've seen a mistrust of police officers in this country watch do you think it will take to change people's perceptions. >> it starts in the home. as s

. >>> another fire ignitedded yesterday in trinity county west of redding. this fire is five percent constrained has forced evacuations. crews are keeping a close eye on the forecast because of the familiar for lightning in the area today. we want to stick with weather now. cooler on the fire linessed today compared to yesterday but firefighters still facing weather challenges. drew tuma has the latest on the conditions. >> and we saw that active southwest wind pushing the lake county fire to the north. so the temperature right now is a very warm 95 degrees. relative humidity is low at 22%. the winds right now out of the south southwest at eight miles-per-hour and dusting to 15. future weather takes you through lake county over the next 12 hours or so. tomorrow morning, good news. by 6:00, the winds are going to calm down. but in the late afternoon hours and early evening, the winds are going to pick up between 10 and 15 miles-per-hour out of the southwest. unfortunately, that onshore breeze is giving us relative cool temperatures in the 70s and 80s and this

debris blocking trinity lane near the on going closure of balligomingo road which is closed since late june. high water in horsham along keith valley road at governor road. no extra overnight construction on the pennsylvania turnpike. speeds in the mid 60s. orland minor flooding at the wissahickon creek. all the spots you see minor flooding in storm events like this you're seeing it this morning. let's zoom into fairmont park in west mount airy section, moderate traffic. that's all we expect at this time in the morning, moderate. >>> brand new overnight, two brothers are accused of beating and urinating on a homeless man in boston and were inspired by donald trump. he broke his nose and caused bruising on his body. they told the police he was an illegal immigrant. and he was right they need to be deported. trump called this assault a shame. >>> ron paul pleaded not guilty to federal exposure charges who paid a lawmaker in iowa $73,000 to win the support for paul's campaign. benson and tate are on leave supporting the current presidential run of rand paul. >>> joe biden has yet to decla

they travel to texas to play powerhouse trinity high.considered one of the lone star state's best teams. the game is this satuday in the dallas area. it is the first time california and texas powers have hooked up on the gridiron.the squad will head to texas on thursday. >>:there are a lot of people from california who are excited to see this game that are coming out >> j.r. :a big fine handed out today in the nba. the los angeles clippers were fined 250-thousand dollars for violating nba rules. those with the league say they offered a player an unauthorized business or investment opportunity. they say the illegal move involved a presentation made by the clippers to free agent deandre jordan.it included an endorsement opportunity for jordan who ended up staying. >> pam :see you tomorrow do you like the passaaadd? it's a good looking car. this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's the rear end event. year end, rear end, check it out. talk about turbocharging my engine. you're gorgeous. what kind

and at that time, you know, that was -- the difference was mostly about the trinity or not the trinity, the trinity being god, the father; god, the son; god, the holy spirit, which was more traditional christianity. and unitarians didn't embrace the trinity. there was a story i read, though, of a minister in the more traditional tradition who went over to the white house and talked with taft and he came away feeling very confident in his traditional religious beliefs. and so, you know, it wasn't -- it was important to them. it wasn't something -- they weren't evangelical in that tradition. but, definitely, it was something that was part of them. mr. gould: well, taft was talked about to be president of yale in 1900 and decided not to do it. and he wrote his brother a sentence that if it had come out at the time, he would never have been president. he said he does not believe in the divinity of jesus christ. now, it never became known. in the campaign of 1908, he was both attacked for being a unitarian and having been too friendly to the catholics in the philippines. and t.r. and taft w

this is the notion of the impossible trinity. what is that?ixed rate, launcher monetary policy, and open cap at the same time. meaning it cannot have its cake and eat it, too. meaning was there are lower interest rates -- which is something if china needs to do, it has to let the currency go. they cannot maintain the currency and lower interest rates at the same time. we will soon be reaching that point. i think beijing will have to let the currency go. alix: what would that mean? what does that look like? david: it will look like they cut the interest rates by 200 basis points and we do not care what happens to currency. i think china did what it did to the weeks ago to pave the ground for a chinese-style qe, because it's very clear they want to go down this path of they want to put a floor under the stock market. but the only way they can do and youey have to -- know, it's not easy. joe: what are the aftershocks of that for the global economy? david: i think that will be a big shock. again, we're talking about the celebration of the end of t

a double barrel high over the pacific and the western u.s., driving smoke into the bay area from trinity county fires. it is trapping pollution and snapping records for the second day in a row. we hit record high temperatures, 103 in concord, 104 in livermore. 102 in san francisco. sanfrancisco with that 90 degrees by noon. that broke a record that stood for 65 years. speaking of the heat, christian heartman is in walnut creek where it is over 100 degrees there. christian? >> >> reporter: yes, hot out here at walnut creek. still in the triple digits. we near the shade swrefplt been for awhile. the shade is doing you no help. -- we are near the shade, we have been here away. the shade is doing you no help. it teams like summer. if you like the hot weather it is good for you. a lot of people are fighting for shade and accepting on drink. a lot of people miserable. >> i am dying of sweat. >> are you going into apple. >> that is cool. yes, i am running from store to store for air-conditioning. >> reporter: if you are looking for a break from the heat by going to san francisco like people do,

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that's why we have the smoke that's moving in for trinity county.ll of those fires bringing that smoke right over the bay area. but, tomorrow evening, those winds will shift and we'll see an on-shore wind return. that's going to lead for clearer and better air quality for monday. the trend remains hot tomorrow. monday, a little bit of cooling. by wednesday, you'll really notice the cooling. most cooling will happen at the coastline tomorrow. 69 by thursday. so relief is on the way. >> i'm just so glad you're talking about that wind coming in to get rid of the smoke. it is pretty amazing up there. >> i'm going to update the animal shelters. local shelters, more than 900. dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits. you were out there. >> yeah, everything. >> all right. >> take a look at kate scott right now from comcast sports net. you want to talk about some giants i guess? >> i do. but i like talking animals, too. but, for now, let's talk about those giants. they tried to make it three in a row over the nationals tonight. plus, the officially under the way for t

the smoke, the haze, much of it from the trinity fire near the oregon fire. combined with the lake county fire. just a gentle flow that was off shore for part of the weekend brought in part of the smoke. but, sea breeze should re- establish itself gently tomorrow more so on monday and tuesday and that should clear us out. and frankly push it back into the valley. mild weather tomorrow along the shoreline but still hot inland. just not as hot. future cast shows low clouds to the rescue of the shoreline. that influence that we frozen here at 8:00 tomorrow morning, you will notice it is not penetrating inland. not getting to the east bay. the numbers will not come down that much. along the shoreline, seeing the temperatures dive, san francisco tomorrow, should be 15 degrees cooler than it was today. overnight low tonight, mild night on the way, hot august night as neil diamond put it. forecast highs for tomorrow. still above average, 75 if the city, meat in concord, 89 in san jose and 83 for oakland. still smoking in the south bay, morgan hill, 97 degrees, 92 ,

thed: i think we are saying same thing which is this whole notion of the impossible trinity. notion that no country can have a 50 change rate, enjoy -- andfixed exchange rate, countries cannot have their cake and eat it, too. to low that if it wants interest rates which is something china needs to do, is desperate to do, they need to let the currency go. they cannot try to maintain stability of the currency and try to lower interest rates. this is why i think we are going to be soon reaching that point. i think beijing will have to let the currency go. alix: what does that look like? david: when they cut interest rates by 100 basis points -- we don't care what is going to happen to the currency. i think, again, china day when it did two weeks ago by letting the currency go to pave the ground for a chinese style q.e. they need to go down this path if they want to put a flow underneath the stock market. the only way to do that -- they have to let the currency go. it is not easy. joe: they let the currency go. what are the aftershocks of that for the global economy? shock.a big

one such vc is trinity ventures.elievers in eat club, which delivers lunches to companies like tesla and netflix among others and while trinity's ajay shoep ra acknowledges froth in the market, he can't ignore it because he says the opportunity remains too big. >> josh, it's friday, friday night. you better not be getting montree, i want to you go out and have a good time. >> i'm taking your advice, you're right, i'm on it. >> so said the two guys with no tie. thanks a lot, josh and jon. >>> europe going to close in a little under ten minutes, simon is here a little earlier than usual at post 9. >> it's a notably more negative bias to what's happening in europe as a result of the payroll data we had here. cementing the belief for many in the market that perhaps there will be a rate rise from the fed in september and many within the equity market. actually challenging the view that the rate rice would have been later. it's a broad-based decline that's erupted in europe. the data wasn't too good from germany. the indus

debris in the road blocking 320 gulph road and trinity lane in upper merion stay on king of prussia. that's close to the closure of balligomingo road that was badly damaged from the storms in late june. watch out for a crash where 23 changes from river road to east 4th street. that accident is out there. the water water receded along keith valley road. there's water along walnut avenue. we have a crash oxford valley mall lincoln highway at 213 a crash. power lights out on east 1th avenue in wildwood by the public school. if you're heading to the shore, download the waze app. this morning a vehicle stop on the shoulder in maurice river township along 347. >>> washington state is bracing for more wildfires until now the fires have been destructive work in the central part of the state. extreme heat and low humidity has prompted red flag warnings in eastern washington, as well. one inferno engulfed a crashed fire truck killing three firefighters. the wildfires are sending residents to scramble for shelter. >>> a gas explosion blew apart the 6th floor of the jfk high school in the bronx.

is right at trinity. -- it is right at trinity. they going to keep it there? >> yeah.benjamin: have you been inside? >> yeah. benjamin: that's wonderful. so that is the end of my jumbo adventure. >> that's interesting, because we found out at two-mile mesa a little jumbo. benjamin: that was made. -- that was me. >> maybe a little artifact. good. benjamin: so philip moon and i were reassigned. however, we remained good friends. i loved philip moon. he was highly entertaining, cultured, very british, had a very british wife. the two of them were just like out of the arthur rank movies i watched all the time. i love them very much. we remained in touch for a number of years after the war. >> so after work with him -- maybe you could tell us about the mushroom society? benjamin: that was a little later. >> what was next? benjamin: what was next as i got a new assignment. i met my new boss donald horning. i think he is still alive. he is almost hitting 100. no, he was only two years older than me. he is in his 90's now. he was a professor of chemistry at princeton universit

cindy: do you think -- there were bets taken at trinity whether the "gadget" was going to work or not work. at that time there were many who felt it was not going to work. but this was a certain, a very uncertain, high-stakes gamble that groves had undertaken. all of those he tried to recruit or did recruit were skeptical that he could do this, certainly within the time were to be used in the war. do you want to talk about that? mr. furman: well, trinity was the test project in the desert there at all medardo -- almagordo, where we tested the second bomb. don't forget, i was already on another bomb. the first bomb was to highly concentrated enriched uranium balls which were fired together wasthe critical mass exceeded and the bomb went off. the other bomb was a plutonium bomb. the bomb, when i saw it, it was a great big ball about the size of a basketball, maybe larger, explosives. rtx and they fired the explosives, which compressed the plutonium center. and the bomb went off. two different techniques. so, maybe the first was going to work anyway. they should never build another one l

there they found the lifeless body of 2-year-old trinity griffith. the little girl swallowed her mom's prescription medication similar to methadone. rather than call for help christina griffith fell asleep and lied to police when she realized her daughter was dead. >>> there's new information on abduction of a girl from luzerne county. the teen has been found and is safe this morning. an amber alert was i should for jene patterson. she was taken in wilkes-barre by walter lewis. they say she was found in the area but they have not given any specifics. family members tell us patterson and lewis were romantically involved and the teen had a protective order against him. >>> nearly 40,000 union workers at verizon are hours away from striking if they fail to reach a contract agreement with the company by midnight. verizon employees in nine states pennsylvania new jersey and delaware have voted to go on strike if necessary. the communications workers of america union is rejecting demands that workers increase their health care contribution and make concess

it is known as the destroyer and part of a hindu trinity >>> tens of thousands of turtle eggs have been stolen from beaches in mexico. they've been taken by poachers, making profits from the shells and meat. 80% have been taken since marine guarding the beaches were relocated last year >>> former drugs gang members in mexico put down weapons and picked up paint brushes and are giving the neighbourhood a multi colour makeover. john holman reports. >> it's the big mural in mexico. graphity artists spend more than a year planning and paining 200 houses together with lotion ams, this one better known as monkey. >> he's the one climbing up the ladder. >> i feel good, proud to be part of this because in the future. my children are going to see this, how the neighbourhood looks good now. the mexican government funded the scheme to turn around the neighbourhood known for crime and violence. it's about putting the youth to work and giving them a positive environment, says this former gaj leader. >> art with social programs can change people's lives. empower neighbours and generate social unity.