venice has always been vulnerable.ising higher and more frequently. three of the eight highest tides in venice's recorded history occurred just in november. this is becoming the new normal, and waterlogged venetians wonder how much more this ancient city can take. >> luigi brugnaro ( translated ) the frequency, it's like an earthquake. when there are too many, then it means something is happening. i see it as an opportunity to wake up the world. >> dickerson: luigi brugnaro, a conservative and former businessman, is venice's elected mayor. are you convinced that the recent water rise, the frequency of the water rise is the results of manmade climate change? >> brugnaro ( translated ): yes, of course. yes, these are the effects of climate change. >> dickerson: thestr ening ny of venice's masterpieces, like the 900-year-old basilica of st. mark, known as the church of gold. its marble floors were swamped on november 12, and downstairs, water buried the crypt for only the second time ever. the water receded, but left behi

the boats and gondolas of venice barely able to stay afloat.ook more like mud trenches. getting around, a big problem, if how you get around is beached and a romantic journey may not be so easy if you have to get out and push. but this was venice late last year, more than two—thirds of the city underwater. landmarks like st mark‘s square were flooded. shops and businesses had to close, and there was a race against time to protect pressures artwork. ——precious artwork. these were the worst floods venice had seen in half a century. this low tide, while exceptional, is not quite as unprecedented. the tides here mean water levels can vary by around half a metre or sometimes quite a bit more. for the people of venice, life seems to move from one extreme to the other. tim allman, bbc news. let‘s return to our top story, that being what has become known as the "sandringham summit" which is taking place later today at sandringham, which is where the queen is at the moment, and you can see here, bbc online, royals gatherfor moment, and you can see here,

the boats and gondolas of venice barely able to stay afloat.appeared. these canals look more like mud trenches. getting around, a big problem, if how you get around is beached and a romantic journey may not be so easy if you have to get out and push. but this was venice late last year, more than two—thirds of the city underwater. landmarks like st mark's square were flooded. shops and businesses had to close, and there was a race against time to protect pressures artwork. these were the worst floods venice had seen in half a century. this low tide, while exceptional, is not quite as unprecedented. the tides here mean water levels can vary by around half a metre or sometimes quite a bit more. for the people of venice, life seems to move from one extreme to the other. tim allman, bbc news. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures from australia. thousands of kilograms of carrots and sweet potatoes have been dropped out out of helicopters in new south wales. it's to try to help endangered animals like the brush—tailed rock—wall

the boats and gondolas of venice barely able to stay afloat.g problem, if how you get around is beached and a romantic journey may not be so easy if you have to get out and push. but this was venice late last year, more than two—thirds of the city underwater. landmarks like st mark's square were flooded. shops and businesses had to close, and there was a race against time to protect pressures artwork. these were the worst floods venice had seen in half a century. this low tide, while exceptional, is not quite as unprecedented. this the tides here mean water levels can vary by around half a metre or sometimes quite a bit more. for the people of venice, life seems to move from one extreme to the other. tim allman, bbc news. julian assange is appearing in person at westminster magistrates‘ court today for an administrative hearing ahead of his full extradition hearing which begins at the end of february. assange has been kept at belmarsh prison since may 2019 after he was found guilty of skipping bail. the united states wants assange extradited so

here's more on the venice beach scare and how the family fought back. >> i kicked him and said don't touch my daughter, and then my brother-in-law grabbed him by the air and took him to the floor. >> reporter: frightening moments when a homeless man tried to the 6-year-old right out of her mother's arms. >> he was saying i need to save her and take her. that's all he was saying. >> reporter: they were having pizza at venice beach for the first time saturday night when a man they say appeared to be on drug said the girl looked like his niece and he needed t th e girlke, her uncle grabbed him and pushed him away, but he didn't stop there. he tried yet again. the father and uncle wrestled the suspect to the ground polic >> i got scared. i started bawling my eyes out and crying. >> he's messed up. i'm helping my brother hold him down, but he was hard to control. he kept pushing up full strength and dragging us with him. >> reporter: he said it took 6 officers to restrain the suspect before hauling him off to jail. >> we love you so much. so much! >> reporter: she says her daughteris stil

and i'll be joined by the ugandan climate action visit to venice and that that was cropped out of a picture with white activists you want to hear their message to the world following the incident. and then a special diet full column will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions researchers in kenya think so we'll tell you why. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company in the coming now is these motorcycle taxis will be eagle in nigeria's business capital lagos the state government announced the ban on the motorcycles known as because of what it described as the chaos and disorderliness and scary fake is often fatal accidents now drivers in lagos took to the streets to protest the band which starts on the 1st of february the bikes you see off a key source of income for thousands of young men living in the city. an attempt to keep and this police man is trying to keep trying off the street it's only the beginning of the morning rush hour but traffic is already jammed try sickles and motorbikes known as okada are by far the cheapest and fastest mode of transpo

is doing a good job in venice while he was speaking almost a year after the u.s. recognized opposition leader why though i was the country's leader although president maturer is still in power. we have a good strategy but we're taking care of people helping people colombia's helping a lot of people some of the nation surrounding it helping people but where i think we're doing a good they have a system that right now is very broken we'll see what happens stay tuned. well meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state has called for a swift negotiated transition to democracy in venezuela mike pompei of said the government and opposition need to negotiate to form a transitional government and hold free and fair elections on tuesday one guy i don't know was sworn in by supporters for a new term as the leader of the national assembly just dramatic pictures show this there was a standoff with soldiers who tried to prevent him from entering the building why don't assume the role last year after branding the presidency illegitimate and went on to declare himself interim leader of

will enforce a ban on private cars, the cars will be banned from the busy downtown corridor from venice from there to the waterfront. here is more and what we could expect starting tomorrow. deborah?>> reporter: frankfurt taxes and transit no change but commercial and emergency vehicles are okay too. when the wraps come off of these signs in the morning that will mean an end to private vehicles one of the cities thus known streets. >> tomorrow, it is exciting. >> reporter: the eve of a new era. downtown san francisco, the iconic boulevard perched here and no private vehicles. >> we want to let people know what the new rules are and why they are not allowed on market but we are fully prepared to cite them. >> reporter: it is the first step in a major transportation transformation to make it more safer for those who walk, cycle, or scoot along it. >> there is always a problem here in the city a lot of fatalities and accidents. >> reporter: from its earliest days market street has been busy and risky. racking up more than 100 serious injury accidents, cyclists and pedestrians tangling with

venice without the matting crowds. since 2015 probably has also been taking pictures of libraries around the world this photo series is his most famous work to date. it's a specific space that everybody understand you know libraries are churches everybody's been there at least once in their lives. and they were made for a specific reason and so what i really find interesting how these architects have you know created. you know these different buildings but with the say the same purpose. one of his favorite churches is notre dame do not sell it in paris he feels that the round concrete structure emanates a sense of tranquility. i guess i'm a pretty cool guy i mean i like it when i'm alone in these places because you actually get to experience the architecture in a very different way you know. it's just for you it seems like it's been built just for you when you're there and you can witness it for you however you perceive it. and then in the photos people can imagine themselves in in the picture. for his photo series of

that doesn't sound like equity that they're quite that it's i guess it's all in relation to be in venice last year i think at 6 percent a few. rector's. if you look at just the competition with 6 out of 18 competition films are directed by women such as 30 percent across all the berlin wall sections it's a bit better it's getting closer to 50 percent but i think it is a process for me more importantly as a film lovers to see that the films they've picked from female directors are good films and when you look at the films they pick the actual really really good there's a lot of really interesting. really interesting films directed by women they'll be in competition this year one that's coming straight from sundance to berlin is called never or rarely sometimes always. a director and it's a drama about teenage girls who travel from rural pennsylvania to new york city in order to get an abortion which they can't get in rural pennsylvania and it's getting phenomenal reviews one of the hits of sundance looks like it could really be a highlight of the shoes of bell and alla and what i think is

november rumors of electoral fraud had sparked protests against him now hyper inflation is one of venice way in his biggest problems despite 6 increases in the minimum wage workers are still taking home only the equivalent of a few u.s. dollars every month. it's supposed to give venezuelans more purchasing power the latest hike in the minimum wage means workers will receive $150000.00 in cash they also get another $150000.00 in food stamps each month sounds like a lot to me but what can you actually buy with it. viz 3 bottles of water and 2 bread rolls cost more than a quarter of the monthly wage what the $70.00. 300000 is not enough to buy anything with but when you factor in transportation food bills and recreational activities you just don't have enough. and that's about a. good look at that particular beef cost $60000.00 bodies and a bus ticket now costs 2000 and everything is way too expensive and the minimum wage is not enough. when i don't have guns about an hour. i went shopping in caracas to put the new minimum wage to the test myself i bought some groceries 417-0000 believer da

the boats and gondolas of venice barely able to stay afloat.has all but disappeared. these canals look more like mud trenches. getting around, a big problem, if how you get around is beached and a romanticjourney may not be so easy if you have to get out and push. but this was venice late last year, more than two—thirds of the city underwater. landmarks like st mark's square were flooded. shops and businesses had to close, and there was a race against time to protect pressures artwork. these were the worst floods venice had seen in half a century. this low tide, while exceptional, is not quite as unprecedented. the tides here mean water levels can vary by around half a metre or sometimes quite a bit more. for the people of venice, life seems to move from one extreme to the other. tim allman, bbc news. this year's awards season is well under way, and the nominations for the 92nd academy awards are announced today, with british film 1917 expected to pick up several nominations, alongside films like martin scorsese's the irishman and quentin taran

house for an international news president trump has claimed the us is doing a good job in venice where it will bring you details about after this short break. reality has mandates of its own that go beyond what our wishes and preferences are . and our utopian visions maybe we're going to get a new deal but it may not be the green new deal that people are expecting will get the green new deal that we have we deserve rather think we are going to get a green new deal because the green you're dealing compas is things beyond just straight infrastructure healthcare's in that new deal there are other elements if you go back 20 started in 2006 that we are going to get and that are popular in this country. over the past we've heard a lot about escalation deescalation and what is proportionate we've also heard the word this is how the u.s. ran complex describe what is not talked enough about is the necessity of ending the american military presence in the middle east these endless wars must be. welcome back now for more than a month there have been protests against the french government's plans

we went there because venice is the canary in the coal mine.g in venice could be happening near you in the middle of the century. and the scientists say even if everything is done now to resist climate change, those sea level rises will still take place. so coastal cities are unthreat. >> the picture is still jars to me. been there and see the pigeons flying around, no more. >> in a city of such beauty. >> my favorite city in the world. what a way to lose it. >> john, thanks. you can watch the reporting on 60 minutes this sunday. >> ahead some potentially good news for hundreds of thousands of survivors of this week's big earthquake ♪ ♪ >>> wee mo enchts we have much more news ahead. we tracked down the owners of the famed 1968 mustang known for this iconic chase scene in bullet before it goes on the auction block today. >> it was just, you know, loud, have to drive through the center much madison and they all knew the car. here she comes. >> you're driving a multimillion dollar car. >> to me it was a used car. >> ahead how the car bought for $

can can as spike lee as a present this year cate blanchett will be the president of the jury and in venice but i don't want to prejudge it you know we'll give him a chance we'll see how he does but the visuals don't. so you're saying good actor no spike lee what about the movies that because belly nonna is this big festival it's actually the biggest public festival in the world but usually it's more art house than hollywood how's it looking this year yes similar the vast majority of films will be in the art house category one really big hollywood film and that's what we just saw on board the picture animation movie and it looks like a lot of fun i mean it's teenage elves who try to conjure up their their dead father for a day but they don't have the magic light down and they only manage to get the bottom half. yes a q a big you know adventure road movie type thing it's almost ready and maybe if you have to pass it looks it looks a lot of fun looks like i don't know a lot of the rings meets weekend the intensity very serious political festival so to like this is a great relief for a few few

the end now as you see the only black person who was in the frame was cut out not that person was venice and climate activists from uganda that when word got out that she'd been cropped out of the picture many people were on fin opened it on twitter one used to say it like the necessity that you didn't raise her as vanessa when you copped out of the photo you raised a continent africa and it hurts and the other one treated this crap out of the nisei is symbolic of how the media has been consistently cropping out youth of color from the narrative when they cover the climate action movement so my guest today is none other than the ugandan activist and that's in a concert herself this morning but as it took part in a press conference with bridget following that cropping that picture cropping saga it focused on climate change in africa welcome to news africa vanessa we'll talk about the press conference in a moment but 1st i want to ask you when you say it that you were cropped out of that picture you said that a continent had been irradiated but i want to know how you personally felt when y

there officials have extended talks in washington to settle a dispute over ethiopia's grant venice all stand because she is for ethiopia egypt and sudan deadlocked over the fine print of a deal to regulate the $4000000000.00 project that's according to the b.b.c. ethiopia is building the dam to generate electricity but neighbors are wired their water supplies will be cut short. internet shutdowns in africa are on the increase most are intentional by governments to suppress our restaurant prevent the free flow of information those governments pay a high price when they shut down the net and social media in 2019 internet shutdowns in sub-saharan africa cost a total of choose point $2000000000.00 those targeted shutdowns by several countries taste that lasted almost $8000.00 a quarter of all internet disruptions worldwide the economic impact of shutdowns is considerable sedan is far ahead of the pack with shutdowns across the east african nation of $1600000000.00 followed by chad with $65000000.00 and a d c ethiopia and zimbabwe huge shutdowns are just damage local economies of course and

then in the waning minutes venice struck again to back his brace and become the just leaguers top scorer have turned provider this time and vanna controlled the ball and banged it in to seal the leipzig win. 31 the final score and now goes man can be glad he's got his number 11 to rely on. you are watching the news the live from berlin up next world stories look at how angry east germans storm the secret police headquarters 30 years ago a michael okuda from all of us here thanks for watching we will have more news in 45 minutes. carefully. to be a good. actually.

and i'll be joined by the ugandan crime attach of his to venice and the guy who was. with white activists.

then in the waning minutes venice struck again to back his brace and become the just leaguers top scorer i've job it's a turn provider this time and vanna controlled the ball and banged it in to seal the leipzig when. 31 the final score and now goes mun can be glad he's got his number 11 to rely on. watching a lot more he's at the top of the allen sports life is next with world class sled dog racing in the arctic in the meantime of course all the latest headlines are available 247 on our website at state dot com now i'm at the house thanks watch. happiness is for everyone human penises are very different from primates penis we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature there david and this is climate change crisis sex happiness and pre-book so you get smarter for free to double your books on. an exclusive interview with iran khan. pakistan's prime minister speaks with editor in chief in a school.

on politicians here in venice well it definitely is complex but the constitution sustains. in the parliamentarian sustain their one way though it is the legitimate president and they denounce only one who isn't sober of the presidency and that will continue on throughout this year we will see more prosecutions from the states from local as well as government against opposition leaders we have opposition proletarians that are in prison we have permanent areas there are exile and we have some there are hidden because a they are threatened you go to jail so we will see you want more of that persecution as this conflict escalates our correspondent also crushed lanka in caracas thank you also. in the italian alps a suspected drunk driver has plowed into a group of german tourists killing 6 and injuring 11 others the accident occurred in the early hours of sunday in the village of the tiger in need the austrian border the victims were all in their early twenty's and on a group skiing holiday. an impromptu shrine with the holiday makers lost their lives locals have been placing ca

then in the waning minutes venice struck again to back his brace and become the just leaguers top scorer i thought it said turn provider this time and vanna controlled the ball and banged it in to seal the leipzig when. 31 the final score and now goes mon can be glad he's got his number 11 to rely on. will have more news at the top of the out with my colleague helen humphrey and then decide the sports life is next with a look at sled dog racing in the arctic in the meantime of course you can find all the lads headlines available 247 on our website at think dot com for now i'm anthony howard thanks for watching. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences into sastra so our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises around the world . book at them i don't think i think i didn't go to university to kill.

rights laminations blackouts water shortages and many other social problems that are reckoned havoc in venice were not and were certainly the humanitarian crisis over its people ok to use our special inker in caracas thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world exit polls suggest that former prime minister or in milan of each has one croatia's presidential election social democrat is projected to have unseated the incumbent kalinda guitar of each from the conservative party earlier polls predicted a close race. a militant group al-shabaab has attacked an army base in kenya destroying vehicles and aircraft for terrorists have reportedly been killed in the attack the base located in the town of lamu close to the somali border is used by kenyan and u.s. forces. thousands of people have marched in hong kong near the border to protest traders from mainland china traders duty free products in hong kong and resell them in china locals say this raises prices in hong kong which has seen more than 6 months of protests over chinese influence in the territory. australia's bush

as of 6 am this morning market from stewart to venice is a no go zone for private vehicles and rideshare's. >> we have parking control officers out at key intersections this morning. it looked like the word was out for the most part. >> reporter: even as drivers were adjusting to the new role work was happening to reinforce the car free market philosophy. a traffic light was brought down by work crews and bicycle only signs were going up. bike riders are thrilled. >> for us on two wheels where just rolling right through feeling safer and less intimidated. >> it is way safer. there are fewer cars. it is great. there's not that many bikes. >> reporter: the cost for breaking the rule is deep. >> it is a $238 ticket and one point against your license. >> reporter: only taxis, commercial vehicles, emergency vehicles, municipal and paratransit and bicycles and scooters are allowed. >> one way to identify a commercial vehicle is they have that one letter on their license plate. you may see some vehicles if you're not sure what they are it could be private or commercial but that is the way to tell

so what does venice's new normal signal for the rest of us? >> sea level is rising almost everywhere on earth. not only is sea level rising, the rise is accelerating. it's happening faster and faster. ( ticking ) >> you may think you know joaquin phoenix from the parts he's played-- dark, complicated, sometimes disturbed characters like the deranged clown in "joker." that's not what we ft

italy our of europe with llamas that we were stolen from ukraine sent us a video from her trip to venice the visit to the city of water was a mother's day gift from her son and as she told us it left her in awe. it's either arrived at my next stop nestled here i'm going to rent the equipment i need for my next and deaf or an introduction to the biathlon. so. my instructor for the day is to flick. ok ok let's go and you're probably a bit faster than me yes he's a traditional way and i'll scale kiddo so i guess i'll see you in half an hour sounds good oh. that's. right. the biathlon is extremely popular in germany or at least lots of people like to watch the competitions on t.v. . welcome them how did the biathlon originate who came up with the idea of putting cross country skiing and rifle shooting together hoofing is cross-country skiing has always been popular in scandinavia even for hunting with a weapon that's how the idea was born you can be born. in germany most by athletes are in the military that means they train under professional conditions the biafran isn't really a recreationa

including ride share vehicles are no longer allowed on 2.2 miles westbound between stewart street and venice avenue and eastbound from 10th to main streets. city leaders celebrated. >> this has been really a long time coming. >> reporter: some drivers were caught off guard by the change. police and traffic control officers were helping direct them. >> i was going to drive on market street today. >> what are you going to do now? >> i have to find my way around. >> reporter: they hope the ban will reduce pedestrian accidents. those who cross on foot aren't sure. >> i'll have to watch for cyclists going through crosswalks. i'll have to watch for taxis and for the buses. so i do feel safer, but i'm not going to keep my guard down. >> reporter: cyclists say it's easier navigating market than it was before. >> usually, there's so much congestion that i'm not able to easily just go straight down the street. i have to weave in between and all the vehicles and buses. >> reporter: with market street off limits, mission street could go from bad to worse, backups seemed to be the norm today. the people

venice, italy. the national butterfly center in mission, texas. and alaska. bill joins us now.ka. >> happy new friends. the caveat is these places aren't going to disappear in the coming year. but they're canaries in the coal mine of our global calamity. >> holy cow the pictureses out of venice the last couple months, just jaw dropping. >> this has been a slow motion disaster. we've known this ancient city is sinking they suffered hundreds of millions of euros of damage in the last event. six feet of flooding there this winter. of course, the italian government is spending billions to come up with this gate system that isn't yet complete. we're watching this to see not only this precious manmade wonder slowly slip under the saltwater but how human beings, how governments and societies will react to this and manage it. and so, you know, it's one of those things where you want to encourage people to go, but if you go, tread gently and be sensitive of the fact that if you show up on a cruise ship you'll probably upset the locals because that's been a bain to their existence. >> th

retain very individual identities cotton is the older of the 2 situated along a trade route from venice to alps book it was founded by the romans over 2000 years ago. so with its historic facades that is its central showpiece. founded about 800 years later garmisch isn't as old and grand more like a quirky little sister with lots of pedestrian zones shops and restaurants to use. as loyal to a new years you may know that every now and then we like to visit people from all over the globe to have them show us the most beautiful places in their home country this time our trip takes us to central america giovanna wanted to show us around san jose the capital of costa rica. one of the yes why just yes i'm giovanna in san jose the capital of kusturica is that it today. i am going to show you around my city again but will also take a trip to the green countryside to see what makes costa rica famous around the world that meant that i wasn't going. to sell it in the us and this is the main shopping street in one of the busiest places in town that. i. use that was then for business the mare cardo

tomorrow morning at 6 am sharp, a two mile stretch from stewart to venice will be off-limits to private cars and rideshare vehicles. the only traffic allowed will be texas, commercial vehicles, muni and paratransit and bicycles and scooters. our morning team will have the latest to help you get around market street and the changes starting tomorrow at 4:30. >>> super bowl excitement ramping up in south florida tonight. >> are sports direct is up late in fort lauderdale for us. >>> we are burning the midnight oil so to speak. you know, sometimes it takes a good super bowl party to get things into high gear. we have got that tonight. plus, an interview with the recipient of jimmy g's amos three words. >> feels great, baby. speak and when he said that, did you know this was the three greatest words in sports? >> what interview were you talking about? >> i knew he was not calling me baby. i just thought to myself this is going to blow up. >> the game is bigger, the parties are bigger and the media coverage is bigger. >> i think they are the better team. the nuclear option is the kid at quar

the island of marano located four miles outside of venice has the population of 2,700 people, but everyoses roughly 60 residents. some die while others simply move away. so to revive the island, officials are promoting sustainable tourism through trades including lace making and officials are lifting some home building restrictions. looks like a nice place to for maria sharapova at the australian open. the former world number one lost to donna vekic in straight sets in the first round of the tournament. this marks the third first-round grand slam exit in a row for sharapova. she hasn't won a grand slam since coming back from the 15-month suspension from doping nearly three years ago. >>> after decades of doubt over its authenticity a rare self portrait of vincent van gogh has been genuine. they found the paint contained the same pigment used in other van gogh paintings and say it was probably the only known work by van gogh painted during a psychotic episode in 1889. >>> coming up, only on "cbs morning news," oprah winfrey joins us in the studio to reveal her new book for her book club.

it will be closed west bound from stewart to venice. that is the new norm. you might see some extra busy connections on mission and howard which parallel market street for folks utilizing that instead. lots of things to plan for. you have been warned. other cities around the u.s. have also closed off some other street to traffic. in manhattan 13th street went car free and i spoke with your city department of transportation about their decision and one of the biggest reasons for making the change to make it safer for pedestrians and he says they are seeing that. >> safety was one of the big considerations for us as well. the 14th street is what we call streetn the city. s it's little early to have data but certainly everything we are seeing is that with fewer cars, fewer terms, it is making for a safer street. thisof th motivations here as well. comiupr next hahour we spoke with the new york city traffic blogger about what help them make a smooth transition plus the road closes at 6:00 and we will bring you life conditions. >>> we are starting off the day wit

. >> back to venice. those pictures of flooding in venice.he city's canals almost ran dry. they were low tides over the weekend. gondolas were beached at the bottom of canals. in recent weeks tourism has apparently plunged by some stimts up to 40%. hotel bookings dropping because of the flooding in november. the experts blame the worsening floods on climate change. one expert told "60 minutes" these problems will soon be seen around the world. >> by 2050, which is only 30 years into the future, many places around the world, including in the u.s., are going to experience the historical once in 100-year flood level once a year or more frequently. >> normally, venice has high tides at this time as well. so there is no apparent explanation for why suddenly the gondolas are at the bottom of the canal. >> you have to stick with the science here, things are not looking good. the tides will be higher. this is an outliar. >> what you got? >> i don't know a lot about golf. if you have a caddy who knows a thing or two, that could be helpful. a little bo

all of this happened while they were at a restaurant in venice last saturday.ou can see the man, identified by police as evan mclauren nelson in the video repeatedly rying to take the girl. her uncle grabs him by the hair and throws him to the ground. >> he started telling us, god told me to save her, i have to save her. he kept coming up to us trying to take her. >> scary stuff. the pair held the man down until police arrived. he was charged with attempted kid mapping a kidnapping and resisting an officer. >>> recognizing the helping hand who volunteer to clean up san francisco's neighborhoods. the impact of a unique city program. >> and i'm drew tuma. we are not done with the wet weather yet of the some of us could see an isolated shower tomorrow. we'll detail who and when coming up. >>> and the "jeopardy" greatest of all time episodes continue next week. >> if you missed any episodes you can get doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier br