here's the 1st one, a certain eugene view lane. the duke fused barely 30 years old with little experience but a confidence that is disconcerting. to believe him, he knows what a gothic cathedral is better than maurice to sally eugene . i would take it as a favor if you'd work in our office. wonderful. let's go. history has somewhat neglected his colleague and mentor jombateeste last year. but in the eyes of the commission, he was the more qualified of the 2. i just came from the commission. there into the ethics, but they would like to know how much all of this will cost. let's not scale them now. i've just had 2 or 3 ideas that i absolutely must discuss with you. and once all these new ideas, large scale work would begin once again, but to be honest, i didn't find this strange do. oh, entirely reassuring was like you could clearly see the marks on the screen to fix it. in spite of everything, it stood for 6 centuries, the what a pleasure to see the teeming activity of a building side once more. my course of scaffolding, the warm a

and view lane to duke, one of the most fascinating architects of his time. so he was not simply content with reinventing gothic architecture. viewing the duke turned me into a book of images, one that enduringly shaped your representation of the middle ages. the my 54 cameras which burst forth from his imagination of the sisters of quasi moto grotesque and mac. the . the public was thrilled by his creatures, but without really understanding what drove the all powerful architect, the one of them would become my emblem. a melancholy age, this demon, the stretch who watches the capital's agitation was billed in the you may be wondering what i think you're viewing later. dukes great restoration, positive a trial or a resurrection with something else at encounter. and like every genuine encounter, it changed both of us the view, new dukes didn't just revise. my past plan is uncompromising. quest for beauty and perfection was also a tribute to all those that had preceded him. to the genius to the courage, to the dairy, the dreams which people saddler, the remember,

i am standing on what's called view lane, but the view right now is just scorched earth and there are some homes around here. some have been lucky, some not so much. >> like perfect conditions basically for a fire. >> reporter: and those perfect conditions are what's making things challenging for firefighters to get ahead of the thompson fire. it's burned nearly 4,000 acres so far and has injured eight firefighters. flames began on thompson flat road tuesday and quickly spread up through the mountains, into neighborhoods and even to the oroville dam. >> we knew it was going to be a very bad summer and the fire season started early. >> reporter: flames crept up near feed from paul and karen raymond's home. >> we seen the fire coming from the west and it was coming fast. >> reporter: paul wasted no time. he grabbed a garden hose and bucket before being joined by firefighters to stop the flames from reaching his house. >> ever since yesterday i've been up over 24 hours, all last night running around putting out hotspots. >> reporter: look how close we are to your home. >> ten feet from t

and the chinese, you know, expansionist views of its sea lanes and its. and it's and it's in its territorial waters has pushed the philippines back into the united states is camp vietnam always been suspicious of china? but the chinese have not helped. japan has always been suspicious. and then india, you know, fascinating. again, india didn't think much about. china india is very parochial. if you polled people's towards china five years ago, about 30% had a negative attitude about china. and then china decides to make a grab. it's a complicated story, but basically tries to assert a more dominant position in the disputed border that india has with china. these are this a glacier up in the himalayas. nobody's sure what anyone would do with land. and that, you know, it's tundra, but they went for it and they got 40 square miles. india went from 30% negative views on china to 70% negative views on china kicked out all chinese investment, kicked out all chinese apps, banned ticket. so you ask yourself like, was it worth it? i mean maybe that land has some s

view drive. los sospechosos que ve en pantalla fueron identificados como lane golden dewitt, porsche.do cargos por robo a mano armada. tenemos noticia de última hora. autoridades del condado contra costa emitieron una orden de evacuación inmediata para residentes de waypoint. esto debido a un incendio de vegetación al norte de la autopista 4. esto está entre concord y waypoint. este siniestro se reportó a eso de las 3 de esta tarde y hasta el momento ha calcinado 150 acres. aún no se reporta contención. bomberos piden a los vecinos de la zona estar alerta para cualquier otra notificación de evacuación. por ahora no se reportan heridos por supuesto, vamos a mantenerlos bien informados y por primera vez en 18 años, se reporta la primera muerte debido al virus del nilo occidental, el condado de contra costa, junto con el condado de santa clara. dicen que han confirmado la presencia del virus en el área. al menos 6 animales han dado positivo con este virus en oakdale. funcionarios de salud dicen que utilice repelente de insectos o ropa protectora cuando esté afuera. como medida de precauc

and and his view is always of of the sea lanes of the. and how to get a proper commercial society going, which can enhance not just rich people. jefferson madison thought he was just aiming to help the rich people, which they were terribly. and hamilton certainly wasn't. yeah, but also other people, when he's in charge of the coinage, he make sure that we mint a half penny so that the people with very little money can at least have a coin and do not have to just live as a colonial americans largely did by barter because they didn't have enough coin age, enough silver. so i wanted, you know, i think about your other writing and the geography of america and characterizing people by where they're from is hamilton, a new yorker? is he the beginning of the new yorker? well, he goes to new york and he's he's a immediately caught up. he goes to king's college, the ancestor of columbia university. he's he immediately gets caught up in the revolution every after he's out, he's writing. there's a episcopal minister and in westchester county. this w

credibly claim, fascinating, tour down the assassination memory lane, thank you for that, let's go to londontown, where james benbridge has point of view, james, go ahead, hello, so my question is, i mean, what is the bigger threat to american democracy, trump is? or the legacy media who in the face of all evidence the contrary told that president bidon was of his mental acuity. was of complete, completely fine and healthy, and these american journalists, these journalists, these legacy journalists who um, it's like um, are they holding truth to power now as as is their job, as was their job in the past, or are they just preserving power? to me, it seems latter, yeah, they're holding power to the truth, uh, and before i turn to the journalist james, what about our own prime minister? he met biden two days before, biden had to give up because of the collapsing state of his mental and physical health, and yet gave us a a report, to call it a sweetheart report, would be to understate it, he said that biden was in top form, was as sharp as attack, now that cannot have been true. that means that our prime minister was lying to the american

uh claim fascinating to or down the assassination memory lane, thank you for that, let's go to londontown where james benbridge has point of view. james, go ahead. hello, george, um, so my question is, i mean, who is, what is the bigger threats to american democracy? trump, his policies, or the lexi media. 'who in the face of all evidence of the contrary told that president biden was of his um mental acuity was of complete completely fine'. and healthy, and these american journalists, these journalists, these legacy journalists who um, it's like, are they holding truth to power now as as is their job, as was their job in the past, or are they just preserving power, to me, it seems the latter, yeah, they're holding power to the truth, and before i turn to the journalist, james, what about our own prime minister, he met biden two days bef, four, biden had to give up because of the collapsing state of his mental and physical health, and yet gave us a a report, to call it a sweetheart report, would be to understate it, he said that biden was in top form, was a sharp as attack, now that cannot have been true, that means that... prim

view. expect those delays. right now. the left lanee that traffic kind of going all the way down. even part of 101. taking a look right now at another big accident. we're taking a look at this is a northbound 2.80. it is in los altos. there's multiple lanes are blocked off. it involves multiple vehicles. a vehicle had rolled over. so they're trying to get that settled in taking care of their some injuries. no eta is to win. that's going to be cleared up. but you can see that delay going all the way on to 80 all the way down towards cupertino. so we'll keep an eye on that. this just actually got cleared. it was a traffic collision on northbound 87 in san jose. we're just dealing with some residual dellys in that aspect. taking a look at 101 right now. 56 minutes from san jose to menlo park. if you're heading out this morning, count that into your drive time. taking a look a little bit more south morgan hill. everything's looking good there from morgan hill to san jose drive times for those who are a little bit more inland. 5.80, livermo

claim it, fascinating tour down the assassination memory lane, thank you for that, let's go to londontown where james benbridge has point of view, james, go ahead. george, um, so my question is, i mean, who is, what is the bigger threat to american democracy? trump, his policies, or the legacy media who, in the face of all evidence of the contrary told that president biden was of, his mental acuity was of complete, completely fine and healthy, and these american journalists, these journalists, these legacy journalists, um, it's like um, are they holding truth to power now? as as is their job, as was their job in the past, or are they just preserving power? to me, it seems the latter. yeah, they're holding power to the truth, and before i turn to the journalist james, what about our own prime minister? he met biden two days before biden had to give up because of the collapsing state of his mental and physical health, and yet gave us a a report, to call it a sweetheart report, would be to understate it, he said that biden was in top form, was as sharp as attack, now that cannot have been true, that means that our prime minister w

lane. it's being done by people who the view that for millennia people have used mind altering substances as sacraments and something was valuable in rituals and, ceremonies and that the united states we have a very robust protections for religious. so i think there's people take a very kind of expansive and libertarian view of, you know, how permissible the landscape should be. and to me, it's open question of whether or not that continues to be kind of, you know, there continues to be acceptance for that so far, you know, as these so-called psychedelic churches and spirits communities grow, become more visible we've seen very little by law enforcement to step in and crack down, take action, you know, i think the reason for that is when tried this in the past, they tended to lose in court. but i also think if things get out of control on the spiritual side, if you start seeing scandals or communities that start, you know, of turning into cults or people getting harmed, then i think we will inevitably start seeing a little a little bit of a backlash. and i the big the big question for me whe

lane. again. that's if you're heading from marin county into richmond. we're showing you the viewm our triple a traffic camera of the opposite direction. so this is traffic heading west into marin county in that direction things look good. but again, in the eastbound direction, you don't see that many cars coming through. and that is because there is a crash in the middle of the span, and it is slowing traffic down. maybe you see the tow trucks there getting ready to help assist with that. here's a live view of the east shore freeway. if you're driving from westbound 80 all the way down through berkeley, emeryville into or towards the macarthur maze, you'll have a pretty easy drive. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza, but traffic here is light 601. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. ali, we are monitoring the developing story of a worldwide tech outage affecting everything from financial transactions to air travel. >> it's major ktvu is. amanda quintana is at oakland in oakland at san francisco oakland international airport, where some of the passengers

view from sky seven. the chp says just one car was involved, but a total of three lanes were blocked as crews put out thee, removed the car and cleaned up the charred debris. it was, as you can see, a real mess. not known what caused the car to burst into flames, but at least no one was hurt. all lanes reopened around 1 p.m, but traffic was still slow in addition, there was a crash involving a motorcycle on the eastern span that blocked a couple of lanes. traffic has finally cleared and now to a story we've been following for years. >> how to classify gig workers. today, the california supreme court upheld proposition 22, solidifying that uber and other companies can continue classifying delivery workers as independent contractors instead of employees. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke to gig workers who were glad about today's announcement, but others called the decision disappointing. >> since 2016, san francisco resident david lewis has been a gig worker, mainly for doordash. he says today's california supreme court decision gave him a sense of relief for this. >> i was kind of worried about, oka

they were in the lanes next to each other. >> a huge viewing of patriotism and loving the games. >> that is what it all is. it is amazing to see them go up there. i don't know if you saw on the podium. they stood ftogether at the top. it was really great. >> held hands. >> we have taken an early lead in the medals. >> we. >> oui. >> did you say merci? >> i do. >> that's one hell -- >> represented as always. >> that's a heck of a green screen. >> it is not a green screen. we are here. >> that would be an unbelievable green screen. we're here. >>> in the meantime, i want to tell you about the opening ceremonies. they attracted 28.6 million u.s. viewers on nbc and peacock streaming service. the biggest since the london games 12 years ago. it was the top entertainment venue on the service. i'll talk about more with sam brock in a couple of minutes. it really has, guys, become the davos of olympics. world leaders and celebrities in paris to watch the first few days of the olympic games. many of them will be joining us on "squawk box" over the next week. our guests includes alexis ohanian in t

lane and my neighbors on the left and right also have units. mr. dmytro, can you clarify what are the specifics of the general situation that is happening in your direction in view of the terrain and geography of this region, is it some advantageous locations in order to deter the enemy, and is there, well, there is enough, i would say yes, well, it is convenient and comfortable to occupy some positions so that they are clearly visible, well , look, now in... we have a modern war, yes , we have changed a lot since the beginning of the war, the use of reconnaissance drones helps in many ways, from our side, and also makes it difficult in many ways, if we take the side of the enemy, at the moment the topography of the area allows us to detect the enemy in advance and take all necessary measures to not admit him even to the front line, that is why the enemy now has a difficult time rotating the personnel who are on the front line, and we are trying to... uh, cause them even more difficulties and losses, well, this is how our war is going now, and if we are talking about enemy losses, so how serious are they now? looking at what was happening back in march of this y

view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. >> unmanned vehicle that was kind of taking off from me. it is a wamo car. >> so your car here drove into on coming lanes showing a police officer pulling over a driverless car. the officer can be heard saying the car drove into on coming traffic. it did not receive a ticket. >> shannon: wait a minute. somebody has to get a ticket for that. the car driving into on coming traffic. >> shannon: here is a police siren or sees the lights is there a censor the tells the car you must get to the side of the road? >> mike: error, error. >> shannon: how many officers have pulled over cars to realize nobody is in there? please let us know your story. well, now this. president biden's shaky debate worrying his former boss, president barack obama. according to the "washington post", the former president told allies the debate made biden's path to re-election even more difficult. growing concerns about the president's performance on the world stage. let's bring in retired lieutenant colonel daniel davis, good to see you this morning. >> good to be here, thank you, shannon. >> shannon: i want to play something from sec

view here. i was starting out from this place where i was thinking about ingalls wilder and rose wilder lane and how they wrote about homesteading in their books and how they illustrated the challenge of homestead. and there is a character in little town on the prairie by laura ingalls wilder named mrs. mckay, who is a seamstress. and she and her husband had taken a claim outside of desmet, south dakota, because they wanted the free land. but they didn't have the money for the tools and the implements and the livestock and everything that people needed in to work that land. and so they had to figure out a balance between working in town and, staying on a homestead, and their story is not unusual. this happened a lot and in the case of mrs. mckay, she and her daughter stayed out on the claimed six months of the year just to tend the garden and listen to the wind blow in order to meet the the requirement that someone stays on the land for five years and tries to prove it up. and she's complaining in the book about how this was a stupid rule because don't they know, that those who can work a farm c

lane. there slowing things down to about 11mph. an alternate route is foothill road number seven. >> apple maps is now available on the web. the beta version lets you get directions, viewwser. apple is planning to add more features and language support in the coming months. soccer was in the spotlight at levi's stadium last night with an international match between chelsea fc and wrexham a.f.c. the game ended in a22 tie, but it was more for a display of the team as it moves forward to a promotion into the third tier of english soccer this year. wrexham has gained huge popularity in recent years, thanks to their hollywood co-owners ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney. >> and as you can see, it's now spreading. so the whole the entire wrexham supporter base is spreading all over the world. and i'd like to believe that that most of the people in wrexham are really happy with that. >> the team's journey is documented on welcome to wrexham on hulu and disney+. owned by the same parent company as abc seven. >> a legal battle is brewing over the inheritance of fox new. abc news reporter rhiannon ally explains the controversy around media mogul rupert murdoch and his family. >> t

the two left lanes of traffic inching along and squeezing past this terrible crash that happened early this morning. let's show you the scene from sky fox overhead to give you a better view. what we know about what happened 7:00 this morning is when this crash was reported, it involved a big rig that jackknifed, ended up off the freeway, and at some point during the crash, there were at least four other regular cars involved. and what happened with that big rig? sadly, one person died in this crash. we've confirmed that and we don't know any information about the identity of the victim or how exactly the crash happened. what prompted it? we're reaching out to the chp to get some more information and more details. but in the meantime, there is a sizable considerable backup, not just from southbound 680 at mission, but backing up several miles beyond that. we can take you back live to our vantage point here from the freeway overpass overlooking 680. you can see the backup, and then if we move the camera over to where i am, chip, if we can pan the camera around, you can show you that it is just a solid line of cars and traffic backed up all the way up at least a mile beyond

lane didn't cause it, valencia merchants are struggling and do need help. i look at the wild success of people for spaces and cities like mountain view, redwood city and san carlos and know that carving out more space for people and placemaking is pro-business, creating a thriving destination that gives customers new reasons to visit our group of people who live near, walk and bike on valencia has some safety requests that we hope the board can support. these include having no floating parklets because they represent a substantial reduction in safety in the name of eking out a tiny number of additional vehicle parking spaces. contrary to vision zero and risking collisions with bicyclists and people traveling between parklets. we ask that posts be used to prevent parking and daylighting zones. these zones need to be kept clear for sightlines and visibility. if they're necessary for safety, then they shouldn't have cars double parked in them, and physical infrastructure is needed to prevent that. keeping the existing turn restrictions is important for pedestrian safety, particularly given the tragic record of fatalities on the corridor, we also hope to see a publi

lane as president trump. he's he's definitely a populist. he's got an appeal to the same kind of voter. so it's sort of reinforces the, the, the populist wing or the populist viewpresident trump. but he's 39 years old. he's younger. he's going to appeal to young people. he's also from ohio . people. he's also from ohio. he's going to have some appeal to the midwest and especially upper midwest, which is really important in this election, with the three swing states really are michigan , wisconsin and are michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. it looks like president trump will sweep the southern swing states basically effectively sweep the south of the country, with the exception of new mexico and so, you know, it looks like, you know, with michigan , wisconsin, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania in play, someone from ohio has a real appeal to ohio borders, both michigan and pennsylvania. and he's you know, he's got the sort of, you know, he's got the sort of, you know, he wrote the famous book, hillbilly elegy. so, you know, this is this is someone who is going to appeal to a certain demographic, but not necessarily a certain type of political demographic. >> we