in fact, the problem is so bad vector control crews are now issuing a warning about it. live in lafayette with a look at the problem and that warning, scott? >> reporter: experts tell us it's likely a change in the weather that's led to more yellow jackets flying around, and those who track them have been kept extra busy. suiting up and tracking down yellow jacket nests. it's what contra costa county vector control employees do 21% more often now than at this time last year. they're seeing a lot more yellow jackets than usual. >> our entmologist tells us he believes because we didn't have a particularly cold winter that the hibernating queens probably survived. >> reporter: survived, built underground nests and birthed more yellow jackets. >> that's where we get exposed, our local school club and at home and stuff, in our backyard. >> reporter: and they're dangerous. >> they may be working nat yard and they're digging with the shovel and all of a sudden they hit a nest and then yellow jackets come out of the ground and they can bite and sting repeatedly. >> reporter: whi

. >>> things have gotten so bad that vector control is handing out a warning and advice for people who live there. scott budman has the story. >> reporter: experts tell us changes in the weather have led to more yellow jackets flying around. something to think about if you're heading outdoors. ask anyone about an otherwise lovely summer and they'll tell you this. >> like they just appear in our backyard or the pool. >> reporter: she's speaking about yellowjackets. they are here and dangerous to those who stumble upon them. >> they may be working in the yard and they are digging with a shovel and hit a nest and yellowjackets come out of the ground and they can bite and sting respectedly. >> reporter: which is why vector control crew say they have been suiting up and finding loets i nests. these discoveries are up 21% this time of year. more yellowjackets because of a mild winter that left more queens to birth more yellowjackets. >> then we had a lot of rain. there was a bountiful supply of them. >> reporter: residents say they have been setting traps too. >> my parents put out yellowjac

in tropical countries many species of mosquitoes such as the asian tiger mosquitoes are vectors of disease that's long been known but now a days many people in germany are visiting their doctors for mosquito bites as the bites become severely inflamed. only we see a lot of patients with mosquito bites they come in and we can send them home quickly. within 9 days we had 6 people with infected mosquito bites who all had to receive antibiotics. koenig was bitten on the foot by a mosquito 3 weeks ago her leg swelled up severely when it got to the point where she could barely walk she sought medical help. i thought going to the doctor for a mosquito bite seemed pretty stupid i didn't want to go but i called when it got really swollen and they said i should come by. if an infected insect bite turns red and gets his biggest a pall of your hand. or if you have a fever and you want shore then you should go to the doctor. and. bacteria can enter the bloodstream through the mosquito bite from there they spread throughout the body and multiply near the vessels that transport the tissue fluid from the

who are actually having to shell out more money for their ports so that's that's how the pound is vectoring them now if you talk about tourism british tabloids have been forced to shelve their travel plans specially in the holiday season that's because of. bond and that done has actually hurt the airlines industry run and among them has blamed for its poor results remember a lot of revenue in pounds so that's a definite negative for ryanair in fact one there are. few brits. many destination in cyprus that folded up also citing reasons a link to be. found i should just tell me if i'm wrong but it sounds like the brits dig narrow grave. well i'm not sure about the birds birds certainly the leader is taking a huge political risk he's going with. my or the highway and perhaps he's aware or not aware that this highways anything but smooth. a few prime ministers in the past have taken on the pound and they have been left humbled and it includes prime ministers who've been far more competition to them borders johnson including a certain margaret thatcher. also where are we right now on the disaste

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health and vectors will continue to test the water and update the public. >> reporter: we have heard those stories about people catching huge fish. >> reporter: our reporter caught up with some people. the commercial salmon fishing boats are lining up they are catching twice as many fish as predicted. jim has been catching salmon for 5 days. >> there are fish as half-moon and down south earlier and monterey bay it has all been good. >> basically the reason we are having this season is three years ago we had 150% abnormal rainfall amount. >> reporter: believes that all the rain filled the oceans. is flow requirements and we could have a salmon season like this every year. >> reporter: it is not just california. these are being shipped to dallas. these are going north to washington. some are shipped overseas. >> it is one of the best season since 2000 or 2003. >>> we are keeping an eye on hurricane dorian churning in the atlantic and headed straight for the coastline. it could make landfall as a category 4. millions of people are lining up for food and supplies trying to get out while

it is slowly dawning on everyone and that is the vector.or recession? trade tweet, maybe there is a soft landing, rates are being cut so values go down but if there is a recession, the interest rates will overwhelm rates will overwhelm the rate cut. tom: does a diminished vector advantage the incumbent or the democrats going against him? greg: i think for the incumbent, in my world, you have monetary policy and fiscal policy on steroids. there is so much stimulus. people often overlook the pig out we have had on spending, the fact that there might be talk about a tax cut next year. in washington, we are in overdrive on stimulus and that should help the incumbent. say, we: i was going to are totally on steroids, and not only here. in europe, there is an expectation of more and more, and also in japan which led the way decades ago, and in china. lots and lots of credit creation , debt creation, stimulus of various kinds, yet we keep having growth downshift with these cyclical upturns. it is very confusing for the markets and policymakers to d

and president Ãused to talk a lot about multi-vector is him and that was certainly the policy on theesident jacob h. the alternative to that has been a pro-western orientation. we saw that with Ãand poroshenko. zelensky's background would put him i would say somewhere in between those two alternatives. i said his background. and you can argue that as a would be leader and as the leader he has taken some steps which also put him somewhere in the middle of those two possibilities, albeit more on the westward orientation site. he has offered the kremlin three concessions in his brief period on public state. he talked about to referendum one on relations with russia, the other on joining nato. which could be seen as something possible from the standpoint of the kremlin. those two referenda were not considered positive by ukrainian political society. zielinski the comedian, the businessman whose success is based substantially on the ability to feel his got to read your audience as a politician is read his country. he saw that reaction and those two referendums just faded. it's important t

recycling bags from colchester, things may vectored here, we deal with their own ways but we do not exported if processing waste into the new waste, the uk would you believe is the foremost. you drive us believe is the foremost. you drive us mad with recycling and then you read that story and you're like, why do we bother? i think saying it all has to stay on shore probably isn't right because sometimes specialisation means a particular kind of product can be best recycled in france, summing we have that in in indonesia or elsewhere, and then we discussed from there. let us finish of the daily mirror. changing rules to reflect a modern britain —— model. enjoys want to dance the man? yes, why not. because it has been donein yes, why not. because it has been done in israel and dancing with the stars in austria, their voice used to drag actor. but i want to see a really downbeat track act. i want to see a really grumpy track act. on strictly come dancing they are loosing their to feature some same—sex dancing amongst the professional dancers in group numbers and previous series. we are com plet

this is significant, because vector has been viewed as an emerging front-runner in the small sat. it received its first air force contract just last week, it's unclear what happens to that now as well. but since its founding in 2016, vector has raised about $100 million from investors, including codeham growth partners, squequoia capital, lih speed, and morgan stanley investment partner partners so what i'm hearing now is the investor pulled out, but this speaks to how new and how in many ways untested this commercial space sector really is space is hard, but investoring in it can be hard too. and with some of those investor names i listedoff, this is an area that's starting to get increased interest and money from the venture capital community and other kinds of investors. so it's one to watch >> are these essentially hardware companies in a new era? i'm used to sort of the playbook for flameouts in silicon valley hardware we saw the mp3 players in handheld computers things like there. there was a sort of inventory and kind of component issue that they could get into and then thi

in sacramento county a day after the discovery, the sacramento- yolo mosquito and vector control ..aying for non- native mosquitos. and while they are not 'infected' with zika virus, the mere presence of a carrier of a serious tropical disease ... is prompting swift action. the mere fact a carrier is in northern california is a big concern because they can carry even more serious tropical diseases like dengue fever and chi kun-gunya... usually after biting travelers who have returned home. (catherine) take a look at this. a cellphone video caught at least 100 people involved in a brawl outside a high school in stockton... it forced a response efrom police and paramedics yesterday. steve large reports. (catherine) that was steve large reporting. the school district had extra security on hand today as a precaution. (catherine) hollywood is remembering 'rhoda' tonight from the beloved 70's sitcom áthe mary tyler moore show. actress ávalarie harperá died this morning

in sacramento county a day after the discovery, the sacramento- yolo mosquito and vector control ..ing for non- native mosquitos. and while they are not infected with zika virus, the mere presence of a carrier of a serious tropical disease is prompting swift action. we acted immediately to we're deploying all of our staff get a handle on the situation.. the mere fact a carrier is in northern california is a big concern because they can carry even more serious tropical diseases like dengue fever and chi kun-gunya usually after biting travelers who have returned home. (pam) valerie harper -- who is known for her role as rhoda morgenstern on the mary tyler more show ... has died. harper also starred in the spinoff t-v series called- "rhoda". in march of 20-13... she revealed that she had been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer ... she also battled lung cancer in 2009. her husband had recently said he had been advised to place her in hospice. harper celebrated her 80th birthday just last week. (catherine) next at 8 a beach in san leadro is eroding.. and the consequences could change t

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and other players include vector and relativity space, though established giant like lockheed marketg investments as well. for virgin orbit, whose sister company virgila ic, is set to become the first sublicly tradce tourism company, the plan for now is to get to orbit. >> we have been fortunate inng hahe strong backing of virgin group and mubottles our investors and the personal guidance of richard branson, goldman sacks, morgan stanleypr ict a space economy over a trillion dollars in the next 15, 20 years. there's a lot of interest and a lot of peoplend coming asking how they can participate. >> reporter: for "nightly business report", i'm morgan brennan. >> here is another look at today's final numbers from wall street. the dow fell 280 points to 26,583. it had been up about 300 intraday. the nasdaq was down s&p 500 slipped 26. that is "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'millriffeth. have great evening. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ woman: this is "bbc world news america." is made possible by... the freeundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler f

one and 7 time grand slam champion venus williams also had to fight from a set down to win donna vector which took the 1st set 62 but williams was able to take the next 2 set 6363 to progress to the quarterfinals in the cincinnati tournaments for the 1st time since 2012. 6 time super bowl champions the new england patriots are aiming for a record 7th league title with the new n.f.l. season kicking off in less than a month the pats will begin their regular season on september 8th against the pittsburgh steelers but decorated quarterback tom brady is warning against lofty expectations after their star titan rob gronkowski retired i think so much is him expect in the ball to be a certain place and be expecting him to be a certain place and i think the chemistry between a quarterback and receiver a porter back and a tight end is so important because you know it's all the anticipation and if you're waiting for things to happen in the n.f.l. you're too late australia are on top after the 2nd day of play at lord's in the 2nd ashes test against england the australians won the toss and asked the

talking to these ideas and i created a white paper that there's a lot to say in a lot of different vectors this is happening and that expanded into a book project. i don't have any idea of a follow-up book that will remain secret at the moment but i have proposed a follow-up. thank you for asking. >> so every generation complains about the younger generation and massive change. it makes sense to try and stop this change or embrace it? >> one of the things people talk about from all the big companies even the smartest in the room one of them brought this up so what people don't account for is the accelerating pace of change but what they don't understand it took 30 years for people to have a car that is generations to adapt to that. like the ipad or the internet the adoption curve is almost a straight line. and to see an tethering happening and to spin out and we really don't have a good timeline so that's one area. lewis that accelerating pace of change to be significantly different in that digital era like railroads and ships. >>. >> so talk about that shifting factor why do you draw on t

in tropical countries many species of mosquitoes such as the asian tiger mosquitoes are vectors of disease that's long been known but nowadays many people in germany are visiting their doctors for mosquito bites as the bites become severely inflamed. just only we see a lot of patients with mosquito bites they come in and we can send them home quickly. within 9 days we had 6 people with infected mosquito bites who all had to receive antibiotics. was bitten on the foot by a mosquito 3 weeks ago her leg swelled up severely when it got to the point where she could barely walk she sought medical help. i thought going to the doctor for a mosquito bite seemed pretty stupid i didn't want to go but i called when it got really swollen and they said i should come by. if an infected insect bite turns red and gets his biggest a pall of your hand. or if you have a fever and you want shore then you should go to the doctor. and among the. bacteria can enter the bloodstream through the mosquito bite from there they spread throughout the body and multiply near the vessels that transport the tissue fluid fro

have also made to send to fear the outside tribes because who were the biggest vectors of the disease, other people and other people bringing indices that your tribe doesn't have an immunity for they could wipe out an entire population. so, it made sense to have a psychology and in that kind of environment, but one of the things i ask, we now know about basic handwashing. we have vaccines and antibiotics. how much does this adaptation really serve us today? does it serve us to be wary of outsiders when we are now aware of this universe in a microcosm that was invisible t to us until recently in our history. the problem is this kind of stuff gets manipulated. supercross history, the rhetoric of germs has been attached to the outsiders. so, during world war ii they were labeled as berman. during the rwanda genocide i forget which side they carry disease and we know what happened there. recently, donald trump said immigrants are going to come in and invest our nation. this has an impact and it gets manipulated by those at the top who want to see you go to any particulavote in aparticular

measured and in areas of the alps and bavaria was 10 times that so it's really talking about a whole new vector for how it can get into the human system and we have no idea what kind of an effect that's going to have on human health ok so it's alarming what can we actually do to stop the spread of micro plastics well obviously we need to cut down on the use of plastics in general i mean that's a very wide question but there are several different things that we need to do we need particularly single used plastics for example the micro beads that are used in cosmetics that would that's a will be a big step forward to to cut down on the use of single use plastics the 2nd thing that we need to do definitely is keep these plastics from entering the oceans because that's where they both break down most quickly and particular it's a big problem particularly in asia we need to keep them out of. the waterways and from reaching the oceans in the 1st place and then obviously we also need to think about long term about new plastics that break down all the way to the molecular level that don't just break do

keep your operating system in your browser and other software and apps up to date to give those are vectors your security flaws in apple in this case did fix it in february the other thing you can do is to try to avoid going to unknown web sites but frankly that's very difficult because a lot of us are always looking around the web and don't always know where we're going. to do this good to have you with us hello everyone from going to here in the headlines on al-jazeera a ceasefire announced by russia is in place and syria's internet province it went into effect 2 and a half hours ago that follows months of intensive strikes point government forces of the rebel held area more than $550.00 civilians have been killed since april. u.s. secretary of state my pump a 0 says he has firm evidence that the iranian oil tanker was heading to syria despite iran promising that it wouldn't. be a one previously named the grace one that's been sailing around the mediterranean since being released from the british territory all to prove. live pictures now from hong kong where hundreds of protesters have ga

keep your operating system in your browser and other software and apps up to date the get go there vector if your security flaws in apple in this case did fix it in february the other thing you can do is to try to avoid going to unknown web sites but frankly that's very difficult because a lot of us are always looking around the web and don't always know where we're going roadwork is in peru have on earth the giant fossil of a prehistoric animal resembling a rhinoceros the discovery was made in the city of your a 700 kilometers southeast of the capital in lima archaeologists believe it's a mammal that one spawned latin america by peter will be here with this force very shortly tell us about a former major league baseball pitcher who was freed from jail. for the nomadic jack a tribe survival is about reaching their destination and if we don't hurry will never be able to get to the top of the storm that we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. there is dangerous to the ice and then as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life elizabeth will sometimes lose our

saying don't worry we're going to do everything we can to focus on a particular news and commentary vector when instead they should be reporting the facts. conservative activists in the u.s. celebrating after a court agreed to reconsider its censorship case against facebook google twitter and apple those bringing the lawsuit accused the tech giants of bias and of suppressing content from the conservative end of the political spectrum controversial right wing activist laura is leading the case with a group called freedom watch she has previously been banned from all kinds of online platforms from twitter and facebook to pay pal and the lawsuit also alleges the 4 tech giants violated the 1st amendment and u.s. anti monopoly laws there's been a growing number of leaks and testimonies from those who work for big tech alleging an anti conservative bias. it's. given out blacklist where is someone that's right it shows that there are conservative and they'll be blacklisted between different companies and different teams. that really need to change i see google executives go to congress and say th

saying don't worry we're going to do everything we can to focus on a particular news and commentary vector a priori don't worry we're going to do this when instead they should be reporting the facts this is the same dean baquet the same new york times who recently changed the headline when certain readers didn't think it was anti trump enough can you imagine a hospital where there radiologists are say hey how come we're not diagnosing more answer because we don't have that much he had to well * let's start doing it this is on this is on parallel unheard of in american journalism in world journalism but from the vaunted new york times it it's it's mind boggling that the executive editor of the new york times recently appeared to indicate some sort of shift in the newspapers agenda saying race is going to be specifically one topic i'm going to focus on next year as can be a very huge issue where do you think that stems from. let me translate what that meant here that is it's not we're going to focus on race 2 to. explore racism no it's we're going to use this as an anti trump accusation poin

keep your operating system in your browser and other software and apps up to date the get go there vector if your security flaws and apple in this case did fix it in february the other thing you can do is to try to avoid going to unknown web sites but frankly that's very difficult because a lot of us are always looking around the web and don't always know where we're going. it is good to have you with us hello bravery and for going to the headlines and al-jazeera russia has announced a universal ceasefire in syria's chemical effect short time ago civilians have been trying to flee the last major rebel held territory and cross into turkey government forces backed by russian air power of compounding the area since april many civilians killed u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe says he has firm evidence that mediterranean oil tanker is heading to syria despite iran promising that it wouldn't. be a one previously cooled grace one that's been sitting around the mediterranean since being released from the british territory to brawl to. the leader of italy's 5 star movement has warned that the

plastics as they enter into the body of organisms into shamans whether that's whether they're acting as vectors for disease movement around. so pathogens bacteria and the lack and just simply how they are going to reside in the environment how they might transfer through the environment now and into the future and so again this to have a you know what needs to be done who's doing well and limiting plastic use and what lessons can we learn from those who are doing well. so it's got some great examples around the world from various different corporations that are moving away from single use plastics in their production processes so whether that's bottled drink companies for example shifting away from single use plastics a surge of plastics or a sark plastics and moving to other forms of bottles there are other packaging companies as well that are moving away from the traditional petrochemical hydrocarbon based plastics i moving into say biodegradable forms or easily recyclable forms of plastics other companies are also looking at more nonconventional packaging approaches so perhaps they might be

when you have a plane in the air and the airport shuts down they have they have to vector to a different airport so if there's a plane in the air in the airport shut down in hong kong is not accepted anymore landing and they have to go to somewhere like shin's in which is just across the border from hong kong or they have to go to macau which is probably not the best alternative because it's a fairly small airport. or they have to turn around and go back to where they came from. still ahead on al-jazeera awaiting court for south africa's president as he blocks an anti-corruption encourage us. to track and improve compound i am going to be challenged by. logic and cost $25.00 to. find out which formula one driver has been denoted out by for the season . hello there are a most except picture across much of the middle east now the small wind has been strong of the last few days it will continue to blow down 3 much of iraq on the tools but look at this is done into southern areas of pakistan this is the monsoon raid this is what it has done this is a karate not a huge amount of rain is for t

and, the french revolution obviously is a product of a complex interplay of vectors. an ideology, thinking, just a simple notion. napoleon subverts revolution and begins to create an empire. in 1800, he pressures spain into handing territory back to france. in part, part of his vision, his new world order he will create is the french empire in north america. but, the ideas of the french revolution are no more easily contained than those of the american revolution. one of the places where the ideas of liberty, equality and fraternity go is haiti. there is a massive slave revolt. it is not only a massive slave revolt, revolt, but a massively successful slave revolt. it is the only time where the slaves have thrown off the shackles of slavery and established their own independent republic. this is going on in the atlantic in the same era as the american revolution. how often do our books talk about that? so, if napoleon is going to have a realistic opportunity to rebuild his french empire in america and in the west, he has got to get control of what is now haiti. so he a

on vectorization to say that this is the end of history, the desire for the new is some is meaningful. kind of a regeneration after the kind that post-apocalyptic films and novels we want to think about what happens after. >> we have to live with the residue, we have to live with the pollution. so you know, you try to revitalize the commitment, but you can't wipe away history in the midst of it but because there is a risk of repeating it because it lives inside of us. all of the ugliness and we still try to do things that are meaningful. >> i think that declaring the end of history is not too taking the consequences of history that it just hasn't shown yet. when i spoke a few years ago and this article was written, we had elected in extraordinary accomplishment and one way i thought it was that also served to surface all of the unfinished reckoning. and that isn't what everybody expected. it was heartbreaking for me. once upon a time in 2008, you said we were wistful that her grandmother did to see a black man become president. our grandmother and a collective collective sense, all of

all of those are a different vector that poses new challenges as well. we are appreciative of your testimony. we know that your primary duty and what you do very well is to protect our fighters, their families, and the retirees. that's what we are hoping to do. we are proud of the fact that over the last 11 years, eight of our reports have been unanimous. notink the issue today is partisan, it's a question of how do we serve our men and women in uniform and their families. thank you for what you and your colleagues do. >> thank you. we spend most of our time talking about pharmaceuticals. time, there's a plethora of things we would like to discuss. v.a. transitioned records over to the center that we have, that we kosher with them. -share with them. carry paper records around, can't show what is going on in the other system. devices, we know the risks that potentially have as well. part of what we are doing with movement of that is obviously time in those devices -- tying in. those devices. hospital commanders can buy generally what they think they need.

keep your operating system in your browser and other software and apps up to date to get those there vectors for security flaws in apple in this case did fix it in february the other thing you can do is to try to avoid going to unknown web sites but frankly that's very difficult because a lot of us are always looking around the web and don't always know where we're going and date thank you so much larry for talking to us about this larry midget joining us now from palo alto in california thank you now several legal cases have begun in the u.k. challenging the government's decision to suspend part of meant prime minister boris johnson's opponents say it will mean they won't be enough time to properly debate back said increasing the chances leaving the e.u. without a deal on october 31st report some london. prime minister spoke of the boarding school in the next generational good governance while the crisis surrounding his decision to suspend parliament deepens. boris johnson told the children he hadn't always wanted to lead the country he wanted to be a rock star. bono boris back to sit with

all of those are a different vector that poses new challenges as well, and we are appreciative of your testimony. we know that your primary duty and what you do so well is to protect our war fighters, their families, and retirees, and that's what we are hoping to do. we are proud of the fact that over the last i think 11 years, eight of our reports have been bipartisan and unanimous. i think the issue we hear about today is not partisan, if the question of how to we serve our men and women in uniform and their families, and thank you for what you and your colleagues do. we spend most >> of our time talking about pharmaceuticals. if we had more time, there are a plethora of things we would love to discuss. as you know, yesterday, the v.a. transitioned their medical center to the millennium we now share with them. to join the information in the medical records, that we will have a single instance of an electronic health record, so that those that are veterans don't have to carry paper records around and one system can show what is on the other system. were also partnering more closely wi

there were absolutely no vectors here today. not the garner family, not the community at large, and certainly not the courageous men and women of the police department, who put their own lives on the line every single day in service to the people of this great city. >> this called for a state law that would make the choke hold illegal. they said that what happened today was not something to celebrate. >> shepard: david lee, what has been the reaction from the police union? it was wall-to-wall television today. >> david: 's attorney is saying that they are going to kurt dominant courts now. the police commissioner of choosing both his own self interest over the police officers. he also blasted the city's mayor and the democrat . >> it is absolutely essential that the world knows that the new york city police department is frozen. the leadership has abandoned ship, has left our police offices on the street alone, without backing. >> david: under the terms of the firing, he is going to lose his pension, about $2,000 a month, plus b

advisors and investors seem to view fixed income investors is worth more money than equity vector managersames fart with bloomberg intelligence. emma chandra is in london. the global readthrough is key to these results. the parent of ba, long-haul destinations really helping iag in this quarter. ba is one of the few airlines to report rising profit. the iag overhaul, one of the best-performing companies out of the major airline companies in europe this year. the ceo really putting that down to the diversity of the portfolio. the company also maintaining its bullish outlook for the year ahead. i should point out that iag shares this year still lag air france klm. guy: so there's a threat looming. turbulence on the way. that is coming in the form of a strike. british airways pilots, they don't normally strike, and they are about to. these results kind of highlight the risks. the numbers look great. the airline is on track. does he really want to mess it up with a strike? emma: that's why a number of analysts have questioned the company maintaining this bullish outlook for the rest of the yea

so, as we head into tomorrow, more of the same, but slightly cooler, those arrows, when vectors will start to come ashore a little bit more. temperatures will gradually calm down, the fog will gradually come back down, 300 miles away along the coast, it will work its way back up the coast, producing some cooling for the bay and the coast by tomorrow night, and then by saturday and sunday, significant cooling. another warm one tomorrow, with the heat advisory that gets dropped tonight, and then an excessive heat warning in the l tomorrow. gavin newsom joins maryland and read in seven cisco today to discuss affordable housing for teachers. newsom and reed met with teachers and public safety employees that francis scott key elementary in the sunset. the group talks about special down payment assistance programs offered by the city. one teacher who grew up in seven cisco says she cannot afford to buy a home, and is still living with her parents to save money. >> i'm a teacher, and, i cannot -- i don't know if i can afford to live here. >> right. >> my mom wants me to save money and hopef

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we do, though, have a tip for you from our vector control specialist who says if you're concerned about traveling and bringing bedbugs home, consider putting your luggage in the bathtub. he says a slick porcelain surface makes it difficult for bedbugs to get access to your luggage and hitch a ride to your home. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox2 news. >>> an oakland police car was severely damaged downtown today. about 9:30 this morning at 14 dan franklin's streets, a spokeswoman says, the patrol car and a civilian car collided. which driver was at fault is currently under investigation. the spokesman also says the officer was not injured but the patrol car was so badly damaged, it was taken out of service. >>> santa clara county is considering a new plan to build permanent affordable housing for people who are homeless. supervisor -- cindy chavez so the housing would be on 80 acres of county owned land near hospitals, clinics and public transportation. the board of supervisors discussed the money-saving proposal today . >> the county's primary interest is in affordable housi