was still city, usa, and we were not only transporting the raw materials, but the finished materials. there were days in the 1860's when you had 7000 to 10,000 waiting to be transported. they would have to wait for ferries to take them to canada or vice versa and that backlog made the conversation about a tunnel or a bridge take the national front front -- forefront by the 1870's. we had to wait about this dissertation that is very slow because ferries can only transport 5270 cars at a time. 70 cars at a time. we need an infrastructure that can support taking from candidate and getting to detroit's and vice versa and that means building the tunnel and later the bridge. so we have two tunnels. one is for train transport. completed in 1910, it took four years to build. hoover30, president presses a button that rings a bell in detroit and across the river in windsor that destroyed -- that opens the detroit-windsor tunnel. it's the first nation connecting tunnel in the world in it has been working seamlessly since that time. it had a $50 million renovation in the 1990's, but it sees almos

this is what it might have looked like when they visited the city because prince albert was born and raised in copa. victoria and albert still have descendants in the city their great great great grandson is prince hubertus of socks a kobo can go to an exhibition at collin back castle the family's principal residence shows that albert's marriage to his cousin victoria didn't happen by chance. yeah this whole sex in the house is that's a cold war could go to was actually rather an important in the 18th century but then came the idea for this marriage strategy through clever matches they married into all of europe's royal houses so at its zenith in the 19th century they were basically kings or queens of much of europe and had great political influence. with it whether it's the swedish royal family. the belgian monarchs the descendants of the czars of bulgaria or naturally the british royal family they all have roots in the cold war and are related to victoria and albert that earned queen victoria the nickname the grandmother of europe she and albert had 9 children together. mccombs is here to say you could also call them the 1

posted of her on twitter at a state of the black union event talking as a prosecutor when she was still in the citysan francisco before she was a state attorney general. and she was very passionate and compelling. i said to my friends, if that kamala harris showed up on stage at the debate last week she would be the front runner but she hasn't been consistent. that's the fundamental problem. when she is good she is great. but she is not always good and has to figure out a way to be consistent every time she shows up on stage. >> thank you both very much. and next the ex-girlfriend of of the dayton ohio shooter reveals details about the gunman. and beto o'rourke's response to the mass shooting in his hometown is putting his campaign in the spotlight. >> let's be very clear about what is causing this and who the president is. he is an open avowed racist. every day, visionaries are creating the future. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. who used expedia to

you know but in terms of them not signing big names they might still be the market leader who was recently injured he's still at man city defensively they had to tighten up i think they've done that in the signing of benjamin provide lucas hernandez and michael neuer seems healthy that will help a bunch but in terms of their opponents have to berlin they have a new coach a homegrown product a guy who's only has experience in the 4th division he basically coached the reserve team had to berlin things in walk work out with paul gardai so which you know is getting his debut in the bonus think it's our flight as a head coach and he had this to say about the upcoming affair with. i'm excited rather the nervous because i think we've had a wonderful time recently in pre-season we've tog with well we are well prepared for the game so we'll see what happens thanks again. so what about the season as a whole how do you most likely to you know the big narrative is it is this dortmund's year do you know dortmund did everything that they did to improve they could to improve it in terms of signing players early when they had a chance

was last year. but at the beginning of this year a neighbor complained to the city saying the apartment was still beingout. the owner of the home lives in china, but traveled to san francisco to be questioned by monica and jim's lawyer. >> why, if you knew you could not do airbnb at the property you kept doing it for more than a year after the application was canceled with the city? >> because i have heard from the friends around me that they have been doing airbnb, so i continued to do that, she said. she and her property manager declined our interview requests, according to their attorney. >> there is an ongoing challenge with folks that want to challenge the rules. >> a senior analyst with the san francisco office of short-term rentals. the agency in charge of permitting and investigating rentals. >> it is just a one bedroom, right? >> he says about 45% of new short-term rentals include false information on their applications. most claim someone is living in the home when it's not actually their primary residence. >> even after you deny an application because it's fraudulent, do people come back and

this is what it might have looked like when they visited the city and because prince albert was born and raised in cobol. victoria and albert still have descendants in the city their great great great grandson is prince hubertus of socks a kobo can go to an exhibition at collin back castle the family's principal residence shows that albert's marriage to his cousin victoria didn't happen by chance. to sell sex and the houses up the cold war could go to was actually rather unimportance in the 18th century but then came the idea for this marriage strategy through clever matches they married into all of europe's royal houses so at its zenith in the 19th century they were basically kings or queens of much of europe and had great political influence and forth. whether it's the swedish royal family . the belgian monarchs the descendants of the czars of vogue area or naturally the british royal family they all have roots in the cold war and are related to victoria and albert.

cities budget at all. this is paid for by private entities. >> reporter: working the extra hours is completely voluntary by the officers. they are still full-fledged san francisco pd, was city issued gear keeping watch, on somebody else's done. >> it also makes the workers feel safer the stars, to know that there is that safety presence at the door. >> reporter: again, we were out here covering that story when the stabbing happened. one of the cruise that was parked in front of macy's, before it was flooded with other cars cruisers, and fire trucks because of the stabbing. thus far, two men have been taken to the hospital from union square. we will have more information as soon as it becomes available. live in union square, kpix 5 . >>> two separate fires broke out in los gatos in a home as well as in a commercial building. the started about 1:30 am. that fire spread to an attic. earlier firefighters had to tackle some tall flames on the roof of this house on overlook road. there were two people inside at the time. including a woman who suffered moderate injuries. the cost of those fires are under investigation. >>> there facing possible criminal charges after making o

was gunned down here in the city of san sebastiano. she herself was threatened and had to leave town. since then consuelo has rarely returned to son sebastiaan she still haunted by the loss of her brother. was 37 years old when he was killed. he was the city's deputy mayor and a member of the conservative people's party he was an outspoken opponent of h.r. and its political wing. is that i don't they they murdered my brother and outside a bar on this street. in a moment i don't. think that our central a terrorist shot him in the back of the head. gregorio left behind a wife and a child. many were outraged by his murder and not only in the basque country. it was a bloody era in which carried out such crimes on an almost weekly basis. consuela says that even though 8 a has disbanded its political ideology is still widespread and a lot of people respect the organization. she's also skeptical of demands for the eta prisoners to be transferred to jails in the basque country look at me then ask if they want the prisoners to be released and they ask why they were sent to jail in the 1st place they believe that they were killing ideological enemies. scene of

up $97.00 points the best ever total in the club's 127 year history however it was still one point behind champions man city that's very very important even as a team we want to jump. we have to we have to stay to tea who nobody wants to play against and not because the name not because quality that now because of the intensity we put in the game and that's what i. would ask the boys for and that's what we have to show tomorrow night the 1st time in a tease. will a miss arsenal open against newcastle because of what the club are calling further security incidents both players were the subject of a carjacking attempt in north london last month the attackers were armed and both international kolesnik is seen here fighting them away when he or were injured in the attack police in london vesta gating the latest incidence i was has pulled out of the northern trust p.g.a. event just hours before his 2nd round it was due to tee off he was in serious danger of missing the cuts in new jersey this was a rare highlight for him during says the he and the 4 over par would says he's withdrawing because of a model train t

city has about 290000 inhabitants. in the 13th century was named a free imperial city in which merchants a bank. why important contacts for emperors and kings. the city's wealth and pride can still be imagined by taking a look at the grand architecture. had been named a bishopric in the 8th century the cathedral is one of the few local buildings to have survived the 2nd world war almost intact. the high which is considered the world's oldest social housing complex had to be restored. it was founded in 1521 by the influential merchant and then her. complex still offers a roof to people in need today there is a model apartment that gives an idea of how people used to live. the city was also extremely important before and during the industrial revolution. today the textile industry museum is housed in a former worsted spinning male. from the middle ages onwards there was a perfect water management system thanks to the dark rivers. provide water. which. plenty of energy even. visitors can see how the textile industry developed between the 16th and 19th centuries when mass production became widespread. they can also get an idea of the deafening working conditions. there also trips an

city shut them down. the home development on communications hill was brought to a stand still two and a half weeks ago because the city of san jose's air quality monitors caught unacceptable levels of asbestos. >> the asbestos is everywhere in the ground in the stat of -- state of california. >> reporter: he lived on the hill for two yours. >> when they aren't doing what they are supposed to do, they let us down. >> reporter: the readings were above .016 structures, which a measurement of a unit of air. >> some of the readings were above the guidelines for air born asbestos. we thought it would be best to shut down the job site it form mitigation. >> reporter: today the only activity came from a few workers spraying down the dirt by hand and in some places workers layed down tarps to cover the dirt and how long will the shutdown stay in place? >> until the city is satisfied we have a safe work environment for the workers and for the residents nearby. >> reporter: they sent us a statement saying the air is safety by federal standards. exposures at communications hill are within the united states environmental

still a lot. that's like a small city. last may, it was 132,000. ill a lot of people still crossing. >> that's 2,300 people come together bordered every 24-hour period. there is still a crisis at the border. supplemental passed in june will help, but it won't get us out of this problem. liz: we know democrats have been calling to end i.c.e. watch this. >> i don't think a humanitarian bill includes i.c.e. or cbp. liz: vice president joe biden is running for the presidency. he spoke out against president trump's crackdown on sanctuary cities. but when joe biden was running for president he said he would not allow sanctuary cities to ignore federal law. >> cities put their own cities and individuals in danger. instead of pick up someone in a jail setting, they have to go find them in the communities. look at the preventable crimes that occur when people are let go back in society and they do worse things like spousal abuse or they kill people. this is not a good thing for cities and towns. you can't control the border if you don't do interior enforceme

this is what it might have looked like when they visited the city because prince albert was born and raised in cobol. victoria and albert still have descendants in the city their great great great grandson is prince hubertus of socks a code book and go to an exhibition at collin beck castle the family's principal residence shows that albert's marriage to his cousin victoria didn't happen by chance. he had his whole sex in the house is that so cold war could go to was actually rather an important in the 18th century but then came the idea for this marriage strategy through clever matches they married into all of europe's royal houses so at its zenith in the 19th century they were basically kings or queens of much of europe and had great political influence and forth. whether it's the swedish royal family. the belgian monarchs the descendants of the czars of vogue area or naturally the british royal family they all have roots in the cold war and are related to victoria and albert that earned queen victoria the nickname the grandmother of europe she and albert had 9 children together. mackenzie had to say you could also call the

was last year. but at the beginning of this year, a neighbor complained to the city saying the apartment was still being rented out. this person owns the home. she lives in clean but traveled to san francisco to be questioned by maumpg and jim's lawyer. >> why if you knew you could not do air bnb at the property, you kept doing it for more than a year after the application was canceled with the city. >> because i heard from the friends around me that they've been doing air bnb so i continued to do that, she said shelf and her property manager declined our interview request. according to her attorney. >> there's an ongoing challenge for those who want to gain the system and not play by the rules. >> he is a senior analyst with the office of short term rentals. the agency in charge of permitting and investigating rentals. >> and it is just the one bedroom. he says 45% includes short term applications. most claim someone lives in the home when it is not their primary residence. >> even after you deny an application because it's fraudule fraudulent, do people come back and do it again? >> his office is now

honduras it was a game in the capital city to go between bitter local rivals olympia and the tank where the trouble started with fans attacking what type was boss injuring 3 of the players are still spokesperson confirmed 3 deaths and said 7 others were shot and stabbed the game was cool. bunch city boss pep guardiola says he'll just have to accept the v.a.r. decision denied his team victory over tottenham but the game locked at 22 in the dying minutes gabrial has us thought he'd won it for city with this late strike but the video assistant referee spotted a handball in the build up and the goal was disallowed. it's tough you know it's tough because the good thing the last month we scored a goal and there's a goal and we can do that. but ask us to be our nice to nice to me because i'm not i'm not concerned only we can do is try to you know to to play lead today as my just possible be more cleanly the chances of how to score a goal is scored a goal scorer will. after being dumped ounce of champions league qualifying last week portuguese cup porto have got themselves back on track in the pair made early they was stunned by russian club in europe's top competition but on sesay they

been other things if you remember the city council passed the apology remember it was on behalf of the city for the institution of slavery. but that vote was still pretty narrow if you' you've rememberei think that it was 52007. so something could have been denying. in the beginning it is very interesting and have you had a table group with complex >> generally speaking, we don't show people the work before it is published. some of the immediate family members when i had the advanced copies i shared it with them and i did send a copy of the advanced reader they are further out from the tragedy and ha hava posture in place that had stability for a few years. so they are feeling a little bit more on their footing because for so long they struggled with so many visitors and would be inundated with visitors. that isn't something that we normally do, but i'm happy to do that. thank you. if you have any other questions to think of. >> do we pay first and then bring it back for you to sign? >> i will try to get it signed and then pay for it. i will speak for them since they are not here. [laughter] >> excellence. but i am going to read to you, after th

morning lap was still the quickest of the day for city's driver is hoping to go into the f one break with an 8 win in 12 races after a poor performance in germany last week. where there was your district you know you know because you're driving i don't know if people realize when you're driving through the rain in the pit name it looks like it's a spitting in on the camry but we see it's just spitting places he didn't it's difficult to know whether it's damp or the trying when you're driving through the city it's raining everywhere along. boxing legend and promoter oscar de la hoya has blasted the decision to strip camillo alvarez one of his world titles canelo who is the star fighter of villa hoya's golden boy promotions was told on thursday that he is no longer the idea middleweight champion at bowlers the mexican's team not being able to agree terms 45 with mandatory challengers 30 differing chain co believes they did more than enough to make the fight how. said the truth is that i'm now certain they never had any intention of making a deal but instead they want to force us to rel

teammate max pushed up and to top the afternoon practice hamilton's warning lap was still the quickest of the day for city's driver is hoping to go into the f one race with an 8 when in 12 races after a poor performance in germany last week. the weather was really tricky though you know because you're driving i don't know if people realize when you're driving through the rain in the pit name it looks like it's in spitting in on the camera people we see just spitting places he didn't it's difficult to know whether it's damp or trying when you're driving through it looks like it's raining everywhere along boxing legend and promoter oscar de la hoya has blasted the decision to strip canelo alvarez of one of his world titles canelo who is a star fighter a golden boy promotions was told on thursday that he's no longer the i.d.f. middleweight champion it follows the mexicans team not being able to agree terms for a fight with mandatory challenger literally an go to ohio believes they did more than enough to make the fight happen. the law has said the truth is that i'm now certain they never had any intention of m

morning lap was still the quickest of the day for city's driver is hoping to go into the f one break with an 8th win in 12 races after a poor performance in germany last week. the weather was really tricky though you know because you're driving i don't know if people realise when you're driving through the rain in the pit name it looks like it's a spitting in on the camry but we see it's just spitting places he did it's difficult to know whether it's damp or trying when you're driving through it looks like it's raining everywhere along boxing legend and promoter oscar de la hoya has blasted the decision to strip canelo alvarez of one of his world titles canelo who is a star fighter a golden boy promotions was told on thursday that he is no longer the i.d.f. middleweight champion it follows the mexican's team not being able to agree terms for a fight with mandatory challenger surrogates literally and go below why i believe they did more than enough to make the fight happen. the lawyers said the truth is that i'm now certain they never had any intention of making a deal but instead the

was a broad sided eiffel's industrial building methods which contrasted sharply with the historical beauty of the city. the initial plan was to tear the tower down after 2 decades. protect. explains why it's still standing today. for at some point got the idea that the. the tower could be used as a place for a radio antenna the french army was really interested and began experimenting and transmitting they made the tower strategically important that's why they kept it. impressive views can be had from all over the town especially from the 2nd and 3rd platforms you can see many christian sites from here. including the louvre and the dome of les invalid. dabs made the eiffel tower one of the world's best loved landmarks with more than $7000000.00 visitors each year you need to pay to get in tickets cost as much as $25.00 euros a souvenir snapshot is during. after dark the famous landmark glows eloquently about the city of light. and every hour on the hour the tower is awash with flashing lights. well if like me you try to slack line there suspended between 2 trees then prepare to meet the master was an obvious tonia is what you call an extreme slack line around among other feats he recently perfo

at least $65.00 people were rescued when the vessel went down home city east of tripoli some passengers are still missing the boat was carrying people from sudan morocco somalia and egypt will bring you more on that story as we get the details. the grim existence of women trafficked from nigeria is being highlighted in the new report victims of trafficking described how they prayed for death or cried until they couldn't human rights watch says an unknown number of nigerian women have been forced into sexual slavery and physical labor many before the age of even 17 the report says the support for survivors is inadequate existing systems either failed to help or sometimes breach victims' rights human rights watch has recommended an overhaul of the country's support system it says nigeria's government has to do more to prevent trafficking. agnus already ambo is the author of the report she says the conditions in government shelters can almost be as bad as when they were with the traffickers. they are forced to work for long hours without rest they are confined some of them i can find in a building they're not allowed to

up 97 points the best ever title of club 127 year history however it was still one points behind the eventual champions manchester city that's very very important even as the team who want to terms the last year. we have to we have to stay to tea who nobody wants to play against and not because the name not because quality with no because of the intensity we put in the game and that's what. the boys for and that's what we have to show to the 1st time in the season but ahead of that 1st time we thought we'd tell you about who we think will be the new signings to watch during the upcoming season 1st up how the 26 year old england center back moved from less the city to manchester united for $97000000.00 for that price he'll be expected to shore up a united defense that conceded $54.00 goals in $38.00 games last season will next is arsenal's new $72000000.00 winger nicholas pepe the ivorian arrives from little having scored $22.00 goals last season in league over that was 2nd only to someone called killian him back by evidence spent over $100000000.00 in the transfer window $35.00 many were spent on this man the forward

still remember my mother talking about college. college is the key to everything. and i had this vision that college was this city in the sky. still have that vision that there is a city in the sky called college, because that is the way my mother put it. then i realized that she was onto something. yes college is a gateway. , a gateway to success in modern society. brian: how much of your education was paid for in scholarships? michio: that is right. i got accepted to harvard. a scholarship that edward teller founded. so i was a beneficiary of that. for my phd program, there was money from the national science foundation. luckily, even though struggling artists have a hard time scraping together their next meal, in science there is funding. the national science foundation, the department of energy, will fund enterprising young phd students. that is a good thing. there is a brain drain into the united states because there is funding. both private and entrepreneurs, silicon valley billionaires will sponsor startups. a brain drain into the united states at the present time. brian: go back to your 10-year-old example -- by the w

was last year. but at the beginning of this year, a neighbor complained to the city saying the apartment was still beingted out. this woman owns the home. she lives in china but travelled to san francisco to be questioned by monica and jim's lawyer. >> why, if you knew you could not do air bnb at the property, you kept doing it for more than a year after the application was cancelled with the city? >> translator: because i have heard from the friends around me that they have been doing air bnb, so i continued to do that. >> she and her property manager declined our interview request. >> there's people who want to stay in the system and not play by the rules. >> reporter: omar is in the office of short term representals, the agency in charge of permitting and investigating rentals. >> it's just a one bedroom, right? >> reporter: he says about 45% of new short term rentals include false information on their application. most claim someone is living in the home when it's not actually their primary residence. do people come back and try to do it again? >> we get people who reapply and reapply. >> reporter:

teammate max for stop and to top the afternoon practice appleton's morning while he was still the best of the day even the city's driver is hoping to go into the f. one break with an 8th win in 12 races after a poor performance in germany last week. weather was really tricky there you know because you don't have people realize when you're driving through the rain in the pit name it looks like it's spitting in on the camera he probably sees his spitting places he did it is difficult to know whether it's damp or the trying when you're driving through the site it's raining everywhere along. and finally some spectacular pictures coming out from day 2 of the rally of finland finland regarded by many as the spiritual home of rallying the country has produced 14 world champion eric peter remain and add to that list in the future but probably not this year the skoda driver suffering a big crash leading to his retirement from the race. ok and that is all your sport for now more coming up later but for now back to you daryn. very much indeed well that's it for me down in jordan for this news hour don't go away there becau

97 points the best ever tell it all in the club's 127 year history however it was still one point behind champions man city. it's very very important even as a team who want to jump the last year. we have to we have to state a team who nobody wants to play against and not because the name not because quality bethnal because of the intensity we put in the game and that's what i. will answer boys floor and that's what we have to show tonight the 1st time in the season ahead of the new season there's been plenty of transfer activity with thought that would tell you who is think it will be the new signings to watch 1st up harry mcguire 26 year old the england center back moved on leicester to manchester united for $97000000.00 he'll be expected to shore up a united defense that concedes that $54.00 goals in $38.00 games last season next is awesome those new $72000000.00 when the nicklaus set a pail of the ivorian arrives from little having scored $22.00 goals last season in the 2nd only to kill him back pay of a $10.00 spent over $100000000.00 in the transfer window $35000000.00 of that was spent all for may y

but youe still looking at more than 1,500 lawsuits across the country involving cities, counties, and states. so while oklahoma was one of 50 states, there's still going to be a large amount of money. for example, the drug distributors,e anticipate youe could see them being hit for north of $20illion among all the distributors in what a settlement could look like. >> chrisit meekens raymond james, thanks for joining us tonight. >>> bristol-myers moves closer to buyg cellgene. cellgene is selling a psoriois drug amgen for over $13 billion in cash. the companiesalpen the will address anti-trust concerns related to the $74 billion proped mergeretween bristol-myers and cellgene. amgen, cejean, and bristol-myers were all up more than 3% da >>> drugmaker zogenics is buying motis therapeutics for $250 milln. they devel drugs for rare genetic diseases. the eal is expected to close i september. shares slid more than 8% to $45.79. >>> pdc energy has agreed to combine forces with fellow energy producer frc energy in a de valued at more than $1.5 billion. pdc hopes thatcquisition will bolster its free cash flow. pdc shas rose

city of his mail which was liberated from insurgent forces back in 2012. years life has come back to the city and its population has doubled but the wounds of the past still run deep d. w. spoke with 2 female returning is hoping to rebuild their futures. nowadays not to and some modest living cooking food and selling and her very own kiosk and their home country of somalia but for most of her life the 34 year old was a refugee in africa's largest refugee camp 300 kilometers away from here in kenya. i was born and bred fiji camp i grew up in the camp i lived there until i got here our father died our mother died there i made it here. notice husband was killed by the islamist extremists upon her return to somalia as a widow and sole carer for her 12 children noto is one of the lucky ones who was selected by regional authorities to live in a settlement on the outskirts of kismayo free housing and some services like basic healthcare are provided but notice still struggles to support her children. we have to do with me do what my son is now 17 years old he's a student here if he gets to university i don't think i'll be able to pay for it on some days. oh. i'm

now for some period of time no apologies for standing up for one of our citizens still ahead on the bulletin i was on the city and i'll tell you why more than 300000 people from the city cannot go home. and how many are we getting people. how the rain hasn't quite finished.

city officials are still assessing the damageh the building and there was a power outage because of thenado. >> this thing about this the other day, they're very rare everywhere else in the world and you come to north america. >> they had a big one in minnesota. >> he says this was the first time he saw a tornado but he shot it on three different cameras. that tornado had a path of 6.6 miles. it was 90 miles per hour when it reached peak wind strength and it was a quarter mile wide. >> what? >> think about what that looks like. >> that's a tornado right there. >> dude. you're in the middle of a massive tornado. >> >> it was an ef-1 tornado. you can see debris flying but there's more. >> oh my goodness. >> it misses him but he does rue s us the damage. >> this is really it. those huge massive trees cracked in half. >> that is somebody's pet. he says the owner showed up shortly after this happened. look at that big tree. >> oh, it lifted the whole earth. >> it basically changed the landscape for some of the places. it's not going to work. >> what up, everybody. happy friday. welcome back

>>that was kay received reporting the red cross is now helping the family with emergency housing. stockton police say the cause of the crash is still under investigation. near cityofficer was involved in the death of eric garner has been fired but controversy continues to surround the case. the reason the garner family is saying this is not over. >>governor gavin newsom signs of police use of force bill into law today that change is coming to police departments across california and if you are streaming us allron on the news continues during the commercial break go to kron on dot tv to see what you're missing. >>today was bad some are worse. just over into the oakland hills. at aetna, we find that inspiring.ot game. but to stay on top of your game takes a plan. that's why aetna takes a total approach to health and wellness. with medicare solutions designed to help you age actively. aetna dicare solutions. it's tsleep numberbiggest sale360 smart bed.n the you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your

there was a state run media that put out video and stills of paramilitary forces gathering in -- city just outside jensen shenzen. there is a big military force across the border and a are here for a large exercise that will be happening the next couple days. this comes with rhetoric out of beijing: some of the protests terrorism and saying they will crack down with an iron this, but when you talk to people, they had a much different view in hong kong. they said they are frustrated, angry and scared. and theyy was going say they were frustrated here in mainland china. >> more than 500 migrants remained stranded after being rescued by 28 boats. the ship takes up more than 300 migrants on sunday and monday and the spanish open arms days waitingt 12 for poor entry approval. the agency appealed for them to be taken in, but so far none have asked to court and eight the boats disembarking. -- coordinate the boats disembarking. he is calling for the government to provide a safe port. >> we have four rescues and four days in a row. we had the first rescue at 85 people and the second rescue wa

was dead. as a city tour as a 3 dimensional panoramic experience courtesy of a computer said that's still the. case since it is easy to. come back to the present what's the verdict and how to look you really get immersed in it there were times when i forgot i was wearing the goggles but i took my. shot you really get to see the way it was in 3 d. africa some of you forget where east and west are because the 2 just melt into one another and there it was clear you see buildings that you just walk past and say so that's what it was like so much quicker. the man behind this virtual journey through time as you want us all to born just before the berlin wall came down his company has discovered a nice market. as in kind of we're not a museum and we don't try to be one we want to touch people through history to see it and think about it where's the wall millions of tourists asked the city answers it's gone this mission and you can tell so clearly unfortunately or not you must whereas the wall here. i don't see it i probably would expect especially if it were somewhat visit you probably expect to see

responsibility for foreign what they said was a long range missile into saudi arabia the target a military facility in the city of demand the saudis have still not confirmed that stephanie decker has more. it started as a military parade. it ended in this the result of what he said was a missile strike in aden the seat of the saudi backed government the campus a base for amorality trained and supported units among those killed the senior military commander brigadier general need seen here earlier in the week wearing the red bray but it wasn't the only message the hooty sent on thursday they also said they'd fired a long range missile at the port city of demand in saudi arabia hundreds of kilometers away the 1st in this saudi led 4 year long war 2 brazen attacks with a very clear message they are layers to this military action by her and i think that one of the 1st thing that they want you to do is that at the moment when the new reason actually during cro-magnon i think they wanted to show up when they are losing support and that and allies there who are the all quite capable of actually hitting them and he didn't quite where they fell them

the complex still offers a roof to people in need today there is a model apartment that gives an idea of how people used to live. in. the city was also extremely important before and during the industrial revolution. today the textile industry museum is housed in a former worsted spinning male. from the middle ages onwards there was a perfect water management system thanks to the. rivers. water modern factories which. plenty of energy even. visitors can see how the textile industry developed between the 16th and 19th centuries when mass production became widespread. they can also get an idea of the deafening working conditions. there also portraits and information about the lives of important merchants and bankers and. who were responsible for the industrial development and also benefited hugely from it. these days the textile industry no longer plays a big role and where tourism has become a very important source of income there were 850000 overnight stays by. visitors last year the figure has doubled over the past 20 years. you can find water everywhere in the old town of book like this will with spring water that you can drin

was flying to wales to join his nuke. cardiff city when his plane crashed into the channel the plane's wreckage and solid body were found 2 weeks later though not the pilot's body still investigators now believe the pilot was also exposed to carbon monoxide from an engine plane possibly causing him to lose control of the plane. history will be made tonight in the you wait the super cup for the 1st time ever a woman referee will be head of a major men's match in the european competition it is francis stefani for pa she will take charge of the all english clash between liverpool and chelsea in turkey and each of you caught up with a few supporters as well as local businessmen looking to cash in. the super cup showdown on the shores of the bosphorus is just hours away before they descend on this evening the travelling fans have been out and about getting to know istanbul. for sure she's wonderful about the ball and events on might this initial especially for the 6 time she. stayed in looks fantastic the people are friendly should be a bunch. of liverpool and chelsea are both global brands supporters have come from across the world not just from england we've been workin

now every organ tango comes home to the city where it was born by many say sol still lives the best dancers from around the world of africa tango world cup that puts on his dancing shoes and one of cyrus . they say that tango is more than just a dance. but if you let the spirit of tango take you it will help you to better mill yourself and your partner. in a close embrace in this music we can really explain without words what they're feeling. and sometimes really really deep what we can describe with the words. it was developed in one of cyrus by 19th century immigrants mostly men dancing with men developing their fight moves in the slums of the emerging city. they grew throughout the 20th century in popularity and respectability to become the swirling sequined art form it is today now danced around the world and every year the world's best dancers return to reacquaint themselves with the hope of tango. tango soul lives around the world because tango ease universal which is one of the most important things it has achieved in its history the possibility that the whole world can dance it. the

figure out how the city moves forward, and you know, the president trump was there in el paso before. he did a big rally there, and it was a problem for the city then. i think he stillwes the city something like $470,000 in security related expenses but beyond that, his visit to the city will put a tremendous strain, just on the resources required to ensure that his visit is safe and orderly, and right now in el paso with the shooting going on, with so many of the local resources being deployed to handle the migrants who are literally being dumped at bus stations and nonprofit shelters, the city services are greatly strained. the president's visit is not going to do anyone potentially anything positive, other than the president himself who might get in a photo op or some type of show of compassion or empathy if he's capable of that. i don't see anything positive coming out of it. >> i know you have been talking and thinking a lot about the president's words yesterday and the best way to interpret his statement from the white house. i want to read something who was a speech writer for george w. bush. never in my political lifetime has an american president had less m

city this morning. these are live pictures, we are in manhattan. still following a developing story in new york city. a subway station was evacuated this morning after two suspicious packages were found. now we know they are not explosive devices. the new york police department tweeted out two images right here. it appears to be pressure cookers, investigators say they are not explosives. trains have been skipping the fulton street subway station in lower manhattan as a precaution. this is a couple of blocks away from the world trade center. investigators still have that subway station closed as well as surrounding streets so the police can sweep the area for any possible threats. >>> this weekend kicks off the first of six weekends where bart is going to do major repair work on the tracks. here's the area where it's happening. we have cristina rendon live at the lafayette bart station with a look at the work ahead. good morning, christina. >> good morning claudine and the rest of the bay area. it's going to be a busy weekend near the lafayette station. coming through walnut creek, lafayette, or orinda, your commute will

the city, ravaged by a deadly wildfire as we mentioned, students streamed into paradise ridge elementary school this week. the town was destroyed by a raging fire, and many residents still live miles away in temporary housing. families though say they're intent on rebuilding the city and want their kids to go to local schools here. >> we were born and raised here in paradise, and we are committed to building paradise back up. we are going to rebuild our home and this is where we want to live. >> the paradise unified school district says this year's student body from kindergarten to 12th grade is at 1,700. many campuses destroyed by fire welcomed students at new sites this year. >>> developing news now. a person of interest in a case involving suspicious devices left in a new york subway station is now in police -- zachary kiesch with what we know and how police tracked him down. >> reporter: the person of interest in the case of rice cookers abandoned in a new york city subway station is in custody. sources say police found 26-year-old larry griffin early saturday morning in the bronx after responding to a 911 call about a possible drug overdose. cellphone video appears