--adlib-- denver's oldest youth hostel is closed- the conditions called "unlivable." so where did all the people staying there go? a sheriff defends the decision that cost one of his men his life. the latest report on the park county shooting- at a high risk eviction. good morning. gary and tarhonda with you . . . corey and cheryl are off today. marty coniglio is here though . . marty- it's a lot cooler out there this morning. new overnight- several roads are closed in boulder...

--adlib-- denver's oldest youth hostel is closed- the conditions called "unlivable." so where did all the people staying there go? a sheriff defends the decision that cost one of his men his life. the latest report on the park county shooting- at a high risk eviction. good morning. gary and tarhonda with you . . . corey and cheryl are off today. marty coniglio is here though . . marty- it's a lot cooler out there this morning. new overnight- several roads are closed in boulder... closed in boulder... while police hunt for a person with a gun. this is a live look at the scene. the boulder daily camera reports-- police are investigating a call of "shots fired." the swat team is there. ...so is the boulder police department's armored bearcat vehicle. they've closed foothills parkway from baseline road to arapahoe avenue. amelia earheart is tracking any day along with the rest of the morning drive. right now- denver police are still one person was shot in denver's montbello neighborhood. the shooting happened tuesday evening on maxwell place. the victim went to the hospit

hostel after finding what they called serious safety violations, basically saying the hostel was unlivable. >> we knew it wasn't the hilton, but we thought being that we paid our rent everything was up to code, that it was copacetic. >> reporter: the hostel to stay while this man got back on his feet. >> this is throwing out a major hiccup for us to help somebody to do that. >> reporter: it was the one place tarhonda moore could afford while also paying for school. >> now i'm like sol, but i'm very thankful for the red cross. >> reporter: the salvation army and red cross are providing shelter, but the displaced's future is uncertain. at is unknown. >> there's not really any clear communication where to go from this point forward and that's all we're really looking for. >> reporter: in denver nick mcgirl, 7news. >> the owner of the hostel told 9news he's correct that all the violations in the past, didn't think these were that serious. he said those who paid their rent will get their money back. >>> the sedgwick county sheriff sexually assaulted an inmate he tom hannah made her take off her

back into their apartments thursday despite being forced out after the city of boulder deemed them unlivable wednesday afternoon. a call from a concerned parent revealed most of units were four bedrooms by installing bookcases designed to split the room in half against city code. it's not clear if the owners will face any violations. expenses will be reimbursed for the inconvenience, along with two days rent. >> it's stop here, but there's vail that'll make it through here later this evening. we'll keep showers, a chance of it, through about midnight, 1:00 in the morning looks like. and tomorrow, 73, much cooler, better chance of showers and thunderstorms. some of those could be severe. oh, here's a fun postal fact. the inside of our mailbox is under federal jurisdiction, so if you broke my right thumb, that's the pasadena city police. but if you broke my left thumb, that's the fbi. if i'm going to jail, i'm killing him, not breaking his thumb. yeah. ooh! i got a letter from my meemaw. (sniffing) mmm. smell this. uh, roses, bengay and dr. scholl's foot powder. yep. grandma by calvin klein. y

hundreds aloud back into their apartments thursday despite being forced out after the city deemed them unlivable wednesday afternoon. >> at the time of our inspection, there were 96 units in the building, and they were all approved to be 2-broom units >> reporter: the call from a the units were designed to split the buildings in half against city code. >> this is not what we're paying for, and not what i signed my lease for >> reporter: some quickly caught on. >> it's the classic bait-and-switch. they showed you a product, they were in violatn they're scrambling. >> reporter: alexander is not necessarily out of a flays to live, her roommate situation is up in the air. >> if that's a way to get out, i'm definitely going to. >> reporter: it's unclear if the owners will face any violation for mirroring the unit receive a tax reimbursement for the inconvenience. >>> an update on a story you saw here first. denver is expected to write a check for $600,000 to its former and senior city attorney to settle claims of retaliation by the city attorney's office on paid leave for two years and was ordered to

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the top section of their home is unlivable. that is still under investigation. >>> his trial was supposed to start next month but last week accused murder leonard marino asked for a change of counsel due to irreconcilable differences. now he is expected back in court today. this time he's asking for his right to a speedy trial. he's accused of killing jorge vargas marina was 15 years old at the time of that shooting and pleaded not guilty. >>> a man mcso says was behind the shooting spree on the beeline highway back in court today. james david walker on the -- opened fire on several people and officers back in may. he's facing 40 charges, including aggravated assault, armed robbery and kidnapping. walker says he is not guilty. >>> the murder trial for man he is the man accused of gunning down his uncle at a locally owned carwash in 2014. he went to his uncle's work, shot him and sat under a tree until police got there. investigators have not said what the motive was. he faces a first-degree murder charge. >>> brand-new federal

no one was home at the time unlivable. you can see through a burned out window, some of the damage there. crews were able to keep the fire contained and no other units were damaged. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> and taking action to keep the zika virus from spreading here to the bay area. this morning the tampa mayor will outline what the city is doing to protect us. cdc issued a travel alert. it's the second part of miami- dade county where the virus was transmitted locally. the state is reporting 36 cases of locally transmitted zika virus. >>> this morning, bay area law enforcement officers want to remind drivers about the importance of the move over law. this weekend alone, three drivers hit police cruisers, nearly hitting the officers themselves. chip osowski shares on call. >> reporter: there were three separate incidents in two jurisdictions within a 24-hour period of time. last night i spoke with the deputy who had a close call several years ago with a driver who simply wasn't payi

meanwhile this duplex remains unlivable. let's take a look. we have got charred remnants, on the porch, scorch marks up and down the building and burned-out furniture over on the curb. >> my reaction was i wonder you know? i could not figure out why would be 4:30 am in the morning. >> reporter: he woke up to the smell of smoke and the crackle of fire early yesterday morning for this duplex was engulfed in flames. he says that one man either jumped out of the top window. inside it was 46-year-old frank solomon who according to the medical examiners offers -- officer died. he lived here along with elizabeth scott in these court documents show that he was arrested and charged yesterday with aggravated murder it is -- suffered from mental health issues. and the past years, court records say that she has been found guilty of disorderly conduct three times per second says that scott was arrested on the scene yesterday. >> she had gotten out of the house. she took off down to the corner. >> reporter: neighbors tell us there was another fire at this d

and boarded-up homes, there were used as meth labs, or homeless encampment, making them unsafe and unlivable. the three million-dollar social impact grant is fixing them up and making them available to a specific home buyer. >> this will provide local first-time home buyers that could not buy in the bay area market for a chance to on their home.>> the bank that is behind the program is open to sell 80 of the homes in the next five years and it could become a model for other cities struggling with abandoned homes. >>> palo alto-based test the expanding its stores to the new retail locations opening every four days, and the new store in san francisco on friday. test the posted the second quarter financial statements with net losses of $293 million, up from $184 million in losses the same time last year. they say some of that comes from the money spent to build the gig up factory in novato. they came up short of the goal of 17,000 cars during the quarter. >>> the san francisco-based air bnb is now worth $30 billion according to bloomberg, the home share company raise 850 million in a recent equ

it was just for one night while the property management company fixed a list of issues that made unliveable. >> my bed was completely destroyed. >> reporter: workers trying to get this apartment complex quickly up to code paid no attention to mckenna's belongings. this looks bad, but it's the least of the cu boulder students' problems. >> if this is just the first week, this is too much. i can't put up with a year of this. >> reporter: students moved into the sterling peaks apartments monday only to find out wednesday night they had to get out. >> i got a knock on my door and she gave me a flier that said my apartment was uninhabitable. >> we drove to longmont and slept in a superrer 8. >> reporter: at first, workers approved the work. >> the city had approved the units prior to move-in. based on the plans submitted and what we saw at the time of inspection. subsequent to that apparently, some of the units were modified to go from two bedrooms to four bedrooms. >> reporter properties incorporated added swinging bookshelves to divide the rooms in half creating two 70 square foot rooms and th

an apartment buildin now unliveable... forcing dozens of people to find somewhere else to stay the night. that story in just a minute -- but we start in milwaukee as the city moves forward after last weekend's chaos. chaos.today -- hundreds gathered for an event on the city's ?south? side... a already planned before the unrest.cbs 58's amanda devoe joins us live from police headquarters tonight with the story... amanda? organizers say the goal of today's event.. is to make sure kids know there are options.. th than turning to life of crime. "this is all about the kids." that's who jose rodriguez's group is trying to reach... reach...a lot of things have happened this summer. it's been a crazy summer for these them the opportunity to have a woo-sah moment and relax a little bit and go back o school with a positive mentaility."these families showed up to hear from people who've been affected by violence here in milwaukee. "my heart, is to help the city heal" elaine mccarty's son died in 20-10...after he was shot 18 times.now

maria: a computer charger goes up in flames aching the home unlivable. the mistake a lot of us make. >> a trio of tropical systems. how they will indirectly affect us and take you all the way through the labor day weekend. ed: two bucket helplessly dangling over the river below. maria: they were in that bucket when that truck tipped over. john atwater is live with the rescue. john: this was not a quick rescue. those workers were stuck out there for more than two hours. 100 feet over this economy bridge. >> it is leaning on the railing in a very precarious state. john: somehow their truck tipped, dropping their bucket five to 10 feet. >> a half a harness on and that harness was attached to the bucket. just -- for events like this so the docket falls, hydraulics failed, they cannot fall out. john: they patiently waited until worker methodically made his way toward them to make the rescue bucket and around and sort of up under and opened the door of the yellow basket and helped those two men into his basket. john: more than two hours later those men were fi

you can see through a -- unlivable. you can see through the burned out window some of the damage there. no other units were damaged. investigators are now trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> and happening today, local leaders plan to address concerns over the zika virus. several non-travel related cases have been confirmed in the miami area in the past spread to state's west coast, our area. 8 on your side's ryan hughes is live from tampa this morning. ryan, the mayor is hoping to prepare to keep us safe. how is he going to do that? >> reporter: exactly, gene. good morning. the mayor and code enforce. leaders plan to discuss ways to prevent the zika virus from spreading. it's easily transmitted by mosquitoes and they plan to use this home as a backdrop to show residents how to clean up the properties to rid them of mosquitoes. the mayor will city's efforts to protect tampa residents from the zika virus. there haven't been any non- travel related cases confirmed in the bay area but several have been reported i

tenants of an oakland apartment building say their landlord is trying to force them out by creating unlivable conditions of tonight kpix5's christin ayers shows us a judge took a tour to decide for himself. e br nted to see fo >> reporter: this single room occupancy building in oakland is so run down today a superior court judge stepped in. here...says there are only o working bathrooms for 28 families. > some use the bucket. they pee in the bucket. >> reporter: the owners have also installed surveillance cameras in some of the common areas.

the austrian team calling the olympic village unlivable. the u.s.is staying on a cruise ship. are concerns about political uncertainty and the zika virus. rishaad: here we go. what are social media users saying about all this? juliette: there is excitement. countdown down to rio 2016 is trending. a street vendor says thinking about the olympics leaves me revolted. the politicians want to trick us into thinking things are great here, but they will see the filth and the money our leaders are stealing. interesting than the sports themselves. rishaad: lovely. thank you. thank you very much indeed. up next, going for gold in rio. hong kong's olympic committee will be telling us their ambitions for arguably the world's biggest sporting event. ♪ >> from our studios in new york is "charlie rose." charlie: the new york police department's commissioner bill bratton is here. the new york times described him as the most widely recognized face who reshaped the image of what a policeman could be. he will step down. in september. chief james o'neill will succeed h

it may not have happened, because there have been so many olympics -- unlivable dorms, pollution, rampant crime. the australian team had their laptops stolen, and just look what happened to one of the dressage horses. unbelievable. ( laughter ) stripped it for parts. yeah. true story. >> jon: oh, yeah? >> stephen: true story. sad. things are so bad, that even jesus has thrown up his arms. he doesn't know what to do. and preparations went right down to the wire. a rio spokesman said there was a wild scramble last weekend to plumber in town." it must be hard to identify plumbers in a country where everyone is showing butt crack. >> jon: hey! hey, hey! >> stephen: freshly waxed. and earlier this week, the rio olympic stadium had to be unlocked with bolt cutters after officials lost the keys. "oh man, i lost the keys to the olympics. ( laughter ) my dad is going to kill me." with all the talk of the zika virus, the u.s. men's basketball team isn't taking any chances. they've decided to stay on a luxury cruise liner during the games, which is great thinking, because no one has ever gotten sick

some people are being allowed to return home, but many are finding those homes water log and unlivable. >>> another story. firefighters that wild fire in southern california. it has destroyed 35,000 acres and san bernardino california. this is video from overnight. this fiery erupted tuesday. it's now 22% contained. that means 22% of it has a line around it. they have not been able to get a count on how many holes are gone. nobody has died. >>> robbies y -- the rockies goes against the cubs. the rockies put up 22 runs to win against the first -- first pitch tonight at coors tonight at 6:40 in the weather holds. >>> this is what's happening on cbs news this morning after our newscast. >> ahead, trump expresses his regret for his words. we'l whether this means a shift in the campaign. gymnast simone biles joins us. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00 on the dot. >>> i'm a huge fan of simone. here's gale king, and charlie -- that's after our newscast at 7:00. >>> what are watch watchers seeing, chris? >> cloudy, they want some rain and they love the temperatures. 54 from pete

the condo is unlivable. you can see through a burned out window some of the damage. crews were able to keep the fire contained and no other units were damaged. >>> a brigantine man turned escape artist. he banished from the back of a deputies cruiser based -- despite being handcuffed. deputies are searching for the they arrested the men after a car crash, handcuffed him and put him in the back of a patrol car but just minutes later, the man was gone. he was wanted on violation of probation and possession of a controlled substance. now, he cannot escape to that list. >>> take a look at this. you can see the suv flipped on its side inches from its intersection of south puddle avenue in which street. investigators believe the driver of the suv lost control and then struck a light pole and a car before smashing through a fence and flipping over. the driver only suffered minor injuries but was cited for careless driving. >>> a fire at a tampa mosque has been ruled an arson. fire crews thought and electrical issue sparked the fire, now they believe someone purposely set th

right now they are unlive able. the looters are a man and woman. some people are sleeping in their cars near the homes for fear of the looting. so far this is the only instance of looting that has been caught by the police. back to you. >> tim, thank you. this about the names on the top of the ticket. how the races are affecting other candidates in the parties, plus the new poll showing donald trump closing the gap. >> a scene in the coastal towns i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is

>> reporter: in just ten years the land will be unlivable. >>> a message from the other planet still ahead all new at 5:00. we will detail what the experts know about the strong signal from outer space. >>> a new the brand new research that shows what actions could double your recovery time. >>> new right now a look at >>> bringing you back to a traffic alert right now, a live the accident happened outbound near eddie road shutting down three lanes, slowing down traffic to a standstill almost. and all the way to dead man's curve. no word on the driver of the overturned car. of course we will keep you posted. >>> long journey home. all right frank and lee in my world of weather today, we are going out to colorado. i grabbed this via twitter. you know what this is hail, two feet thick from a major hailstorm that they had in colorado yesterday outside the denver area. incredible. and the hail melted, two feet of it. it's incredible. terry sent in the great shot of the tiger up on the branch there, kind of hanging around. something scary when you look at it today at the cleveland metro p

. >>> new concerns about what's being called unlivable and unsanitary conditions at the olympic village in rio where the world's greatest athletes will be staying. the conditions are forcing some on team usa to jump ship. >>> we do say good morning, america. are you >> i'll be on a plane to rio this time tomorrow. >> bring some water. >> all eyes are on the olympics opening up in a couple of days and the opening ceremony, well, there is a lot of concern about how the conditions are shaping up there. we'll have -- >> except yours. >> i survived sochi. i can survive rio. we'll figure it out. >> airbnb. >> that is coming up. >>> but first breaking news. crash landing at one of the world's busiest airports in and our aviation correspondent david kerley is tracking all the latest. >> reporter: the airline is not giving us a lot of details about what actually happened but clear it was landing and then something went terribly wrong. these are the first frightening pictures of the emirates jet just after it crash landed on a runway at dubai international airport. huge plumes of smoke. so what h

the lodging is called unsanitary and unliveable.ooks like a construction site where things are almost done but not quite. the olympic committee quietly brought in a cleanup crew to deal with it. >> one group of athletes have little to worry about. super stars like kevin durant and carmelo anthony chartered a cruz ship with a pool and cigar bar. >>> and more for the lineup of cohosts on abc's "the view" sara haines is on the show full-time. she appears on the weekend edition of "good morning america," the view celebrates their 20th season next month. >>> we have less than three weeks to visits the donkeys around town. the donkeys will be taken off the streets august 23rd. many are in high traffic areas so it's hard to maintain the statues most head tomorrow to respective states with delegations footing the shipping bill and others will be put up for auction so you can have one in your living room. >> right there by the fireplace. still to come a check of the accuweather forecast. >> a live look outside on this beautiful wednesday eve

we're expecting to red cross says 6 homes are unlivable. 5 others damaged after monday's hail damage in colorado springs. they had deep piles of hails near -- plenty of flooding. we saw a feet of hail on sidewalks and people were bailing out of their basements. it was everywhere. >>> right now we want to look live from doppler 4000. it's not hail, but check it out. storms hawaii's big island is preparing for the first hurricane to make land fall. it's going to pass south of the big island today. and here you see another tropical storm gathering itself here. there's a warning out this morning for a section of florida's gulf coast as this approaches to the coastline. >>> today is the day many thought might not come. a denver police officer nearly killed while on duty almost 2 years ago will return to work bike. it happened as officer adsit was on his bike protecting student protestors. a driver had a seizure and dragged him. he hopes to 1 day return to the streets. >> today they say you got to move on, john. i'm going to fight as hard as i can. >> he's been fighting like crazy. he has

ne fire crews report the condo is unlivable. you can see through a burned out window there. some of the damage. crews were able to keep the fire contained and no other units were damaged. investigators aretrying to figure out what caused -- are trying to figure out what caused the fire. >>> and local leaders plan to address concerns over the zika virus. several non-travel related cases have been confirmed in the miami area in the past couple weeks and that's driven spread to the state's west coast. ryan hughes is joining us live this morning. ryan, how is mayor bob buckhorn planning to address this? >> reporter: zika virus is easily transmitted by mosquito asks they plan to use this home as a backdrop to show residents how to clean up proper theties to rid them of mosquitoes. and the mayor will -- properties to rid them of mosquitoes. there haven't been any non- travel related cases been reported in miami-dade county. gigi maines lives in hollywood, florida and she is pregnant and she is headed out of town. she is on her way to virginia where she will stay with family member

some of the families are finding their homes are unlivable. >> we just remodeled and moved inside so we finally got it decent-looking and then now we have to start all over again with three kids. >> man, you just feel so bad for those people. the secretary of homeland security will look at the damage. he will meet with city leaders in baton rouge and review the response and recovery efforts in the area. >> really disastrous on opposite ends of the spectrum. >>> we know it's a very dangerous combination, dry heat and fires. some families will go home to absolutely nothing. more than 25,000 acres have burned and 35,000 homes are in fast that firefighters cannot fight the containment. they can only work to protect homes. >> there is no way to safely engage a fire that has that much anger and energy. >> about 1500 firefighters have been fighting the fire and at this point, it's only 4% contained. >> grew so fast. >>> here at home, firefighters spent the night putting out hot spots near lair in county. the 70-acre fire started wednesday afternoon and homes near berhtoud and carter lake we

these places become completely unlivable.ss china, hundreds of sinking villages have been abandoned. it is estimated as much as 10,000 square kilometers of land have been affected by over size ofan area the cyprus. a government program is underway to relocate hundreds of thousands of residents. governmentthe local said the people affected by -- was 2.3 million. but the number of people who make the move will be higher than that. >> a top priority for the chinese government is also to diversify the economy. a downturn in the price of coal, --ing has rendered the land authorities are investing in solar energy in a bid to create more jobs. >> solar power does not require too many land resources. is developing a new solar project here so we can offer sustainable employment to local residents and produce clean energy for the whole come jury -- for the whole country. >> it is very little compared to what is needed. national spending on remediation reached 12 billion euros in 2015. funding is in can -- funding is insufficient. lead

athletes now saying accommodations are unlivable. some competitors are foregoing olympic village all together. the basketball team hired a cruise ship. they are going to be staying on a cruise ship, but we'll talk about it here on "gma." every two years we talk about the host city not being ready. i think they are really not ready. >> looks like it. >> they only had 10 years robin. >> i know ken. >> airbnb. >> all right robin. we will be watching. >> >>> 6:46. we check in with meteorologist jeff smith in for bill. >>> it is so nice out here right now. so refreshing. everyone has a little spring in their step. temperatures are only in the mid-60s right now. it could be so hot and muggy stifling this time of year. not the case really for the next three or so days. humidity does increase by the weekend. until then just enjoy. we head upright now and check hudson river. 66 degrees, wind calm. high up to 80 eventually this afternoon. below average for this time of year. 84 is your normal lie. 97 the record back in 2005, sun going down at

this place has become completely unlivable.reporter: across china, hundreds of sinking villages have been abandoned. it is estimated that as much as 10,000 square kilometers of land have been affected by over-mining an area the size of cyprus. a government program is underway to relocate hundreds of thousands of residents. governmentthe local estimated that the people affected by the land substance was 2.3 million. but the number of people that will need to move will be higher than that. reporter: a top priority for the chinese government is also to diversify the economy. a downturn in the price of coal has hit these regions hard, and mining has rendered the land unsellable. vocals are investing in solar energy in a bid to create more jobs. >> solar power does not require too many land resources. our company is developing a new solar project here so we can offer sustainable employment to local residents and produce clean energy for the whole country. reporter: the revenue generated by these initiatives, however, is very little

stories and pictures, surfacing of what some describe as unsanitary, unlivable and incomplete accommodations. one journalist gave a tour of his shower which he says is a hole in the wall where water comes out. that's right. some say the conditions prove the city of rio is not host the olympics. >> the games are an extraordinary undertaking and there's questions about if rio the task. >> wow. the us men's basketball team made up of you know, many millionaire superstars decided to charter a luxury cruise ship instead of staying in the village and that ladies and gentlemen, is how you deal with that problem if you have the money. >> wow. luxury, cruise ship. >> not a problem for them. way to go. >>> you're never too young to a hero. coming up, we're going to introduce you to the 2-year-old girl who knew what to do when a medical emergency. >>> plus a 4th grader on a mission to make the streets ever his neighborhood safe. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffe

the abandoned and boarded-up homes used as meth labs or home is encampments making them unsafe and unlivableial impact grant is helping the city purchased the homes, fix them up and making them available to a specific home buyer.>> our model we are providing local first-time home buyers that cannot buy in the bay area market a chance to own their home in the city in which they live. >> the bank is hoping to sell 80 homes in the next five years, and it could become a model for other cities that are struggling with the abandoned homes. >>> alex rodriguez playing his final major league game on friday, new york yankees made the announcement, the yankees were released him after the friday game with the braves, and he said he wanted more and more chance to play in front of the new york crowd, and the 41- year-old designated hitter has been in a slump and spent much of the month on the bench. he said he planned on retiring after next season at the end of his $275 million ten-year contract. >> no athlete ever into his or her career the way they want to. we all want to play forever. but it does not w

. >> filthy unlivable conditions. what tenant apartment complex did to get the city to agree to meet with them today. >> and we're off to a gray bit of a drizzly start. what that means for your friday forecast coming up. >> and good news to report on this accident out of marin. i'll have details coming up. >> good morning, it's friday, august 5. i'm kenny choi. >>> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. outside lands kicks off today in san francisco and that means tourists and cars and definitely some fed up locals. but it also brings some famous performers and lots of them this weekend. >> reporter: some big name acts. lana del rey, lionel ritchie, duran duran. you can see they are prepared here for the crush of crowds. fences up all over golden gate park this morning. they are getting ready for the front gates to open for outside lands at 11 a.m. outside lands has been going for eight years here in san francisco and selling out for the past six years. this year tickets sold out in about 45 minutes. about 70,000 people

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to alleviate ever damn inch in the city i'll say every damn inch in the city until it is totally unliveable no reason that every damn inch of the cultural corridor that shopping corridor needs to be turned into a transrich highway there is van ness on one side and setting in at you don't need all 3 buses on this street this isn't your trait heir this is a cultural corridor that needs balance and even a mix between the drivers that come here to go to the businesses and the transit riders that are within the mission and you know let's those that are trying to get to one side of town bypass it don't go down mission street let's have balance and lastly is i keep on hearing people talk about safety and safety is like on skews yes, a left turn is far more dangerous than a round i have to turn right 3 times across 12 crosswalks and two bike lanes you tell me this is a safer. >> anyone else care to address - >> (calling names). >> my name is jamie ross and a lot of things i agree with and disagree we have been said my pet peeve i don't understand how an mta can not understand that forcing people to

there those criticisms from athletes about the athletic village -- unlivable, they said.yge in the bay where apparently have the salient event, and of course, they have two presidents. one is suspended as she awaits thenmpeachment trial and the acting president. still, a lot of people loving brazilian equities. whether or not that will continue during the olympic fervor -- take it away. scarlet: what about a copper metal? participation? goldman sachs has a really interesting call on copper. it is down about 17% from current levels. you can see here in this chart just how much has been trailing gains in other industrial metals this year. that is a 1.8% gain so far this year. zinc, and mikel up about 40%, the purple line there. bedman says that there will a wall of supply in copper as producers enjoy lower costs. that comes at the same time as demand slowing in china. all of this is going to create copperrfect storm for where prices will decline. goldman sachs they see the trend building in coming months. -- in the targets meantime, 4500 dollars in three months and $4200 in

the house is virtually unliveable. have you got back yet? >> yeah.i went back a couple days ago. we actually started cleaning up. as you said the smell is kind of bad, it is a bad smell, not a good smell, and we started cleaning up, washing down walls with you know, clorox, with ammonia, bleach, removing debris from the house. all, so much trash, so much garbage. stuart: what do you think of donald trump going to pay a visit to louisiana today? >> well, i think personally, i'm not, i don't dislike the man personally because i don't know him. some of the things he has spoken about i don't agree with but i think it is a photo-op, personally, maybe i'm wrong. but a lot of people feel that way. stuart: ronald, thank you very much very much. we feel for you. glad you got on the show. >> pleasure meeting to you too. thank you. stuart: right. let's get out of this bloc with the markets. we're coming back a little bit. i got to tell you we got this breaking news donald trump's campaign manager paul manafort resigned from the trump campaign. absolutely no imp

to alleviate ever damn inch in the city i'll say every damn inch in the city until it is totally unliveable no reason that every damn inch of the cultural corridor that shopping corridor needs to be turned into a transrich highway there is van ness on one side and setting in at you don't need all 3 buses on this street this isn't your trait heir this is a cultural corridor that needs balance and even a mix between the drivers that come here to go to the businesses and the transit riders that are within the mission and you know let's those that are trying to get to one side of town bypass it don't go down mission street let's have balance and lastly is i keep on hearing people talk about safety and safety is like on skews yes, a left turn is far more dangerous than a round i have to turn right 3 times across 12 crosswalks and two bike lanes you tell me this is a safer. >> anyone else care to address - >> (calling names). >> my name is jamie ross and a lot of things i agree with and disagree we have been said my pet peeve i don't understand how an mta can not understand that forcing people to

to alleviate ever damn inch in the city i'll say every damn inch in the city until it is totally unliveable no reason that every damn inch of the cultural corridor that shopping corridor needs to be turned into a transrich highway there is van ness on one side and setting in at you don't need all 3 buses on this street this isn't your trait heir this is a cultural corridor that needs balance and even a mix between the drivers that come here to go to the businesses and the transit riders that are within the mission and you know let's those that are trying to get to one side of town bypass it don't go down mission street let's have balance and lastly is i keep on hearing people talk about safety and safety is like on skews yes, a left turn is far more dangerous than a round i have to turn right 3 times across 12 crosswalks and two bike lanes you tell me this is a safer. >> anyone else care to address - >> (calling names). >> my name is jamie ross and a lot of things i agree with and disagree we have been said my pet peeve i don't understand how an mta can not understand that forcing people to

to alleviate ever damn inch in the city i'll say every damn inch in the city until it is totally unliveable no reason that every damn inch of the cultural corridor that shopping corridor needs to be turned into a transrich highway there is van ness on one side and setting in at you don't need all 3 buses on this street this isn't your trait heir this is a cultural corridor that needs balance and even a mix between the drivers that come here to go to the businesses and the transit riders that are within the mission and you know let's those that are trying to get to one side of town bypass it don't go down mission street let's have balance and lastly is i keep on hearing people talk about safety and safety is like on skews yes, a left turn is far more dangerous than a round i have to turn right 3 times across 12 crosswalks and two bike lanes you tell me this is a safer. >> anyone else care to address - >> (calling names). >> my name is jamie ross and a lot of things i agree with and disagree we have been said my pet peeve i don't understand how an mta can not understand that forcing people to