a leading member of the united farm workers. they hope it makes it less attractive to vandals. >> in a way the vandalism was a blessing in disguise. we turn a negative into a positive. and honor a great woman. who stood side by side. >> artists hope the vandals learn more about the history. >> you are following this these fires are popping up everywhere and the weather is not helping. >> we have a newly issued red flag fire warning that will include the fire zones where they tr trying to get full containment. i want to give you a look at that. it doesn't go in effect until 11:00 a.m. friday. all day saturday. coming up. i want to slide it back into the bay area forecast tomorrow morning to get you ready on friday. upper 50s also low 60s. a few clouds. looks like less in the way of thick fog tomorrow. weevil start off at 56 for the east bay. 53 here in san francisco. with less of a sea breeze tomorrow. temperatures will warm up three to six degrees. warm near the bay. hot as you get away from the bay. out of the one hundreds. clo

it will be losing the symbol of the united farm workers that recently has been used as a gang sign. it will be replaced by a portrait of a leading member of the united farm workers. >>> death valley is on track to set the record for the hottest month ever recorded on efforart. the average temperature of july was 108 degrees. this is the second year in a row death valley set a report. last year the average heat was 107 degrees. death valley is known for its blistering heat, setting the world record for the highest temp ever of 134 degrees recorded in july of 1913. >> these are records we don't want to set. >> do you remember 1913? >> do i not. a lot of that is due to the area of high pressure. we really haven't seen that move. that's why death valley did see those hot hot temperatures. let's take you into our micro climate forecast tonight. we did manage a break from the smoke across the bay area. it's all thanks to the foggy breeze at the coast. some of the bluest skies we have seen in about a week. so with that westerly wind moving in, it was really nice, but it does come at the ex

huerta with cesar chavez cofounded the united farm workers and helped organize the delaine owe grape strike in 1965. she was the -- delano grape strike in 1965. she was the originalor of the phrase si se puede, and she has received several awards, including the united states presidential eleanor roosevelt award for human rights, and the presidential medal of freedom. she was the first latina inducted into the national women's hall of fame, and whereas during this renaming process, the fairmont stufd has abided by the renaming of hall 73410. be it further resolved that -- that the name change is established during the 2018-19 school year, and further be it resolved that district staff will work with the fairmont delores huerta will work with the public to create and install a plaque creating the new name. >> thank you, commissioner sanchez. so we have several speakers this evening on this item. i'm going to call your name and please come on up. evelyn rose, griselda amazula, gracie garcia, rosa hernandez, maureen sullivan va, and palom florez. and then, louise, do you want to open --

set neighborhood will become dolores where to committee school named after the cofounder of the united farmthe chinese education center in chinatown will be renamed to honor the late san francisco mayor ed lee and his wife for the school board president says it will be called ed and anita lee newcomers school. it will be a symbol that the newest residents of san francisco are welcome. the name changes take effect during the school year. >>> a bill to allow some bars and nightclubs to serve alcohol until 4 am is expected to get to governor brown's desk the state assembly approved it yesterday allowing some establishments in nine california cities to stay open until 4 am. the cities include san francisco, oakland, sacramento, and los angeles the bill sets up a five-year pilot program in each of those cities . the is expected to get final approval from the state senate and then go to the governor's desk. >>> bridging the gap between the community and law enforcement through dialogue is the whole idea but -- behind the barbershop form. for almost 2 years paul chambers has led very open and hone

huerta with cesar chavez cofounded the united farm workers and helped organize the delaine owe grape strike in 1965. she was the -- delano grape strike in 1965. she was the originalor of the phrase si se puede, and she has received several awards, including the united states presidential eleanor roosevelt award for human rights, and the presidential medal of freedom. she was the first latina inducted into the national women's hall of fame, and whereas during this renaming

we don't have a single fish farm anywhere in the united states in federal waters. at the present time, there are two applications for permits--one off san diego and one off long island, new york. in an area the size of lake michigan, we could produce an amount of seafood equivalent to the total global wild catch. [film advance clicks] man: this facility was built to grow juvenile white sea bass to then release back out into the wild to replenish the wild stock. but what we realized over time is, if we put a million fish out in the ocean and we get 10% of them back, that means we got 100,000 fish back out of a million. if i take a million fish and put them in a cage and grow them, i can get a million fish back out and put them on the table. our plan here is to take everything we've learned how to do in growing these species and demonstrate the technology, transfer the technology from the research level out to the commercial level, and to do that, we're gonna permit a farm to produce 5,000 tons of fish about 4 miles out to sea. now, mussels and oysters, we know how t

farmers in the countryside they've seen their market basically flooded by subsidized large scale united states farm goods but there have been enough wins from this day when there's enough trade next book it's going to be united states eighty percent of. mexican exports go stateside really as long as the deal wasn't going to be too punishing for mexico they had to make it and that's what they've done now we have to see what comes next mexico would like to see canada also to be added to this in the cult in the conference call between president trump and president pena nieto with several reporters there president pena nieto said several times we really want to see canada at this as part of this deal his future foreign minister said that was indispensable so now we have to see what can happen with those negotiations gentlemen thank you very much. u.s. president donald trump has held talks with his kenyan counterpart in her kenyatta the white house is the second time trump has met a leader from sub-saharan africa since taking office that he just discussed trade in and investment as well as strengthening

this is a cellar underneath a farm in a violent part of the front. the unit that was here was the famous big red, the first division which was the unit that sustained the most casualties and had the most days in combat of any unit during the war. the farm that was on the surface was completely levelled. but americans found shelter in this cellar. when you are walking down the stairs you turn to the left and you see u.s. forever and this flag. and the emotion of how they felt about their country when in the midst of a deadly war just up these stairs where it is hell on earth comes through 100 years later. this is all over the place. this place underground and almost every other one that i visited you get a sense that they knew what they were fighting for, that there was something that they believed in outside of themselves as a group. they were very proud to be american. as an e.r. doctor in a time of terrorism when we are facing a threat from outside i feel like it's really important that we have a sense of what unites us as a country, as a nation to remain s

. >> we reached unite to state farm to ask whether the company still uses irvine auto toeing, and ifof irvine's safety record. state farm said, we do not comment on pending litigation, state farm does not have any direct business relationship with towing providers. >> a company with this kind of history, whether they're operating without a license, without insurance, should they be shut >> yes, they should. >> after we started asking questions. chp inspected the tow company's offices in oakland and anaheim and cited them for towing cars without a permit. records show irvine got its permit back within days, by purchasing insurance. which means the company is it still towing. >> i want this guy off the street. >> jose says nothing can fill the hole left by her death. but with law enforcement's limited power, legal action may be the only way to take this tow company off the road. >> i want justice. we already lost one life. we don't want nobody else to lose no more lives. >> we reached out to the owners of irvine auto towing. the chp is expected to do a follow-up inspection this fall. o

problematic consequences and trying to give a good example trade protectionism the fact that the united states through farm subsidies and. europe through the common cultural policy have locked out the goods that are produced in places like africa and south america have essentially created an environment where we have not only created more and more impoverished people but we've also created a fed into issues of political instability i'm saying deal with the real world not your aspiration noble aspiration which is x.m.l. growth the oxfam remora every january they're putting out reports and saying the world is growing we know that i think the estimate for this year is that the eight wealthiest people in the world have more wealth than the bottom so we're in agreement that rose doesn't inequality in fact to increase i was very clear i said that the point is not about growth the fact is that how we do we distribute that growth and on climate change you talk about the edge of chaos but what about climate chaos is an irresponsible to talk about growth growth growth given experts like kevin anderson the center for

here mind their farming stories this hour the united nations has accused all sides in yemen civil war of committing war crimes pro-government forces their saudi led backers and hurt the rebels are all accused of causing civilian casualties as well as force disappearances and recruiting child soldiers the u.s. defense secretary says washington support for saudi arabia and the conflict as helped to reduce civilian deaths at no time have we felt rebuffed or ignored when we bring concerns to them the training that we have given them we know has paid off we have had pilots in the air in the who recognize the danger of a specific mission and declined to drop even when they get the authority we have seen staff procedures that put no fire areas around areas where there is hospitals or schools. the u.n. secretary general has also the security council to seriously consider calls to by investigators to prosecute generals in me in march for genocide it follows a u.n. fact finding mission which called for charges to be brought against five generals and me in mars' army chief very crackdown on mino

organizations are doing exactly what congress accuses russia funded media outlets control farms of doing in the united states to interfere in other country's politics and with foreign money. the only difference is they do it openly and in the name of spreading freedom. joining us live now is the independent journalist behind that report explain menthol himself welcome to the program now let's first take a look at another excerpt from your report here you speak to the director of an organization that focuses on work with north korean defectors let's take a quick listen though once again. i'd like to express our sincere gratitude to bipartisan. support and also u.s. congress people as well and u.s. citizens french and me we are doing this work with the u.s. citizens tax he talks about u.s. citizens to what extent are american taxpayers aware they are funding those sorts of organizations. well yeah americans have no idea that they're funding an organization that's explicitly dedicated to meddling in other countries affairs interfering in elections toppling often democratically elected leaders and spreadi

more complicated than the rhetoric would allow for in south africa as in the united states increasingly large commercial farms are operated by corporations they're not operated by small family farmers again just as there's an important distinction to be may between a land in urban areas and land in rural areas the shortage of land for occupiers in urban areas is pretty acute. witness the townships around every major south african city those land issues are going to require solutions quite different from rural areas again in this country in the united states when you talk about land reform the image is what happened in zimbabwe where white farmers were expelled through violence from their farms the land reform issues in south africa are very different and they are bounded by the rule of law ok and john campbell you really appreciate your expertise on this thank you thank you still had on al-jazeera. off to some of the misinformation that's being put about late summer showing. how the u.k. government plans to keep the medicine and they're coming if they can't get it back said dale and some of the world's most d

organizations are doing exactly what congress accuses russia funded media outlets control farms of doing in the united states to interfere in other country's politics and with foreign money. the only difference is they do it openly and in the name of spreading freedom. lottie spoke to the journalist behind the report my explosive thoroughly told us more about his findings so once again. i'd like to express our sincere gratitude to bipartisan. support and also.

biggest target because we are the smallest population given that 99% of the people in the united states do not farm>> but let me jump in quickly, the last question, you say the hand you've been dealt. the hand of this president. do you support this president and what he's doing? >> at this point in time, yes, i definitely support what he's doing. i think moving forward for a long-term solution to a better agriculture, i think that effort is there. there's only one source of food in this world and that's the farmer producing it. nearly half, 43% of the soybeans grown in this world are produced in the united states. so china needs souybeans, they o need ours. it's just a matter of the final price we received. >> we're grateful for you, we need you. mark jackson, thanks for talking to me. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> you got it. right now the remains believed to be that of 55 u.s. service members killed in the korean war are finally on their way home. but for many more families of p.o.w.s, they have no idea what happened to their loved ones. coming up next the son of one of those service membe

organizations are doing exactly what congress accuses russia funded media outlets control farms of doing in the united states they interfere in other country's politics and with foreign money. the only difference is they do it openly and in the name of spreading freedom. lotty spoke to journalist behind the report most blumenthal he told us more about his findings. so once again. i'd like to express our sincere gratitude to bipartisan. support and also u.s. congress people as well and u.s. citizens eventually we are doing this work with the u.s. citizens tax americans have no idea that they're funding an organization that's explicitly dedicated to meddling in other countries affairs interfering in elections toppling often democratically elected leaders and spreading public relations campaigns to sow chaos against countries that resist washington's agenda but here you have kind of open acknowledgement from this korean activist who is behind the transitional justice working group which is responsible for a lot of what congress states and knows about north korea's suppose it human rights violations so ba

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the fact that the united states through farm subsidies and europe through the common culture policy have locked out the goods that are produced in places like africa and south america have essentially created an environment where we have not only created more and more impoverished people but we've also created a fed into issues of political instability i'm saying deal with the real world not your aspiration noble aspiration which is occidental growth the oxfam remora every january they're putting out reports and saying the world is growing we know that i think the estimate for this year is that the eight wealthiest people in the world have more wealth than the bottom so we're in agreement that rose doesn't inequality in fact the increase i was very clear i said that the point is not about growth the fact is that how we do we distribute that growth and on climate change you talk about the edge of chaos but what about climate chaos is an irresponsible to talk about growth growth growth given experts like kevin anderson at the center for climate change research of said continuing with econo

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authorities have now charged a mexican immigrant in the united states illegally with her murder. >> the farmhere the suspect worked has released a statement saying he did pass a background check. meanwhile, an autopsy will be done today on mollie's body with several questions still unanswered in the case. a tragic end to a tireless search for a missing college student in iowa. >> a body was discovered early this morning in a farm field southeast of brooklyn, iowa. the identity has not been confirmed, however, we believe it to be the body of mollie tibbetts. >> reporter: authorities also announcing in addition to finding the body, a suspect is now under arrest. cristhian rivera, a 24-year-old man who police say was in the u.s. illegally and living in the same county where mollie tibbetts disappeared. rivera now in jail charged with first degree murder. officials revealing that surveillance video provided detectives with images of a suspicious vehicle. >> we identified that vehicle belonging to mr. rivera and then we located him, interviewed him and subsequently he led us to her location. >> r

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united states of america. probably makes some marketing science fred kaufman author of bet the farm thank you very much pre-shared for a thank you bart. that's it for this time thanks for watching you catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust artie we'll see you again. the philippine city is anxious when the u.s. military moves down to the six tourists moved in. and now a whole generation of fatherless children is growing up here. my dad an opinion one month of simple simple dunkel. i bake day is a gem like my last and i know you'll come. back home so. sorry it isn't the first time the t.v. crew you see or think takes you were a night. answer is known that now and that it's real or is this. that's it for the tell you what my god found it. funny that. you can take the gilliver that you can't take the birth of a girl to such a movie no woman you know. oh i love you like i did it you did it if you. leave. disinflation very little inflation for decades interest rates have gone down for thirty years markets have rallied for thirty years now the whole thing is reversing interest rates are going up so

united arab emirates. foreign investors tend to promote non-organic industrial farming which tends to use lots of fertilizers to boost crop yields with lasting effect on the soil in germany for example nearly twenty percent of agricultural land is so polluted with fertilizers that the groundwater contains nitrate levels above the legal limits one way or another we all live off the land but the question is who owns it benefits and is it being well tended. now if you were a little unlucky when growing up the borders of your country and have had to go to the extreme of actually reclaiming land from the sea you'll know it's a difficult and costly job with think it effects on the environment but if you want to get it right the netherlands are the world leaders in land reclamation. this sand bar breakwater on the coast of nigeria didn't exist a few weeks ago it's brand new. it's made out of sand dredged from the ocean floor. it's designed to protect a refinery that's to be built nearby. the project was developed by engineers from a dutch based company. scraping the coastline bears a great responsibility. there you

in that and help to be supportive of having a -- finally, it would be the first farm worker union we'd ever had in the united states. and so there was a whole enormous part of his day, of robert kennedy's day, was about these issues. in 1967 the war on poverty, technically the economic opportunity act, was up to be reauthorized. the congress kept it on a very short string. and it had to be enacted every year or two. and so there were people who weren't enthusiastic about it. and some of them were people who were public officials, other kinds of things. so kennedy was on the subcommittee that worked on these things. and we went all over the country, and i went with him, and all of these things, i might say parenthetically, when we lost him, really turns out who i am is because of that work and, of course, because i met marian along the way, too. not irrelevant. so, we had been to chicago and there was mayor daley, who wasn't enthusiastic. mark: really? prof. edelman: yeah, i didn't know if you knew. and indian reservations and the work he did in brooklyn, all of these things, so in the spring of 1967, where w

a lot of farm experts in the united states. alix: that is right. headwind is it really? david: we will find out. let's bring back in kevin holt of invesco. you invest longer-term. over the longer-term, do you see trade as a challenge for companies in which you might invest? >> our hope is it will not be an issue longer-term. it appears a deal with mexico is pretty much done. hopefully a deal with canada, and as you mentioned, agriculture, but dairy in particular, in canada is a big issue with how it is managed. if we can get those things behind us, and you mentioned the auto tariffs, that was set the stage for kind of a last showdown to meet china. i think it is in china and u.s. best interest to get this behind us. i think it is a transient issue, and to me, that is six to nine months. we need this to happen. david: is it the last showdown? we still have brexit pending. it is not just the united states. countries liket italy coming to the floor. even australia has issues now. are you concerned that we have seen a high watermark of free-trade aroun

today the united states imposed a tariff on billions in goods from china including motorcycles, farm chinery, thermometers, and much more. china retaliated by slapping matching tariffs on goods from the united states including cars, buses, motorcycles, bicycles, medical equipment, and much more. so if you're keeping score, here's where things stand so far. the united states and china have imposed $53 billion in tariffs on imports from other the other country, and the trade war appears to be far from over. president trump has proposed adding 25% or a 25% tariff to another $200 billion in chinese goods. china says if the president goes through with that, it will slap a 5 to 25% tariff on $60 billion in american products. now, the trade war is having an impact on many industries. one of the hardest hit is farming. the agriculture department says american farmers export more than 20% of what they produce. nbc's vaughn hillyard has been traveling across the country, taking a closer look at the impact of tariffs in specific industries. he joins us now from a fruit stand in thorpe, washingto