west coast or canadian mexican west coast with regard to focus. well the worst releases were in the first days weeks and months but they have had bad days since i remember summer of two thousand and thirteen they lost an entire one of these giant storage tanks some hundreds of tons of highly contaminated water simply washed out into the ocean because they lost it gave up its ghost. they've had. storms that have overfilled overflowed containers that's washing of the ocean sometimes workers of over filled containers that has washed into the ocean so those are the bad days but on a constant daily basis there's a constant hemorrhaging of radioactive groundwater into the ocean at something like eighty thousand gallons per day the big news though is the seven hundred seventy thousand tons which is something like two hundred million gallons of highly radioactive waste water that they have in the storage tanks that are vulnerable to a big earthquake. they have to deal with this catastrophe waiting to happen but their current proposal is to simply release

in north—west coast of this area = the south—east corner, showers in north—west coast of this area ofover the next few days. around the base, weather systems bring pul5e5 few days. around the base, weather systems bring pulses of rain and the next area of rain is still along the 5outh next area of rain is still along the south coast and through the english channel which pep up during the day. turning wet through the evening. a good 5lice turning wet through the evening. a good slice of sunshine and dry weather before we are back in those showers. some heavy in scotland, especially western scotland and northern ireland where temperatures area northern ireland where temperatures are a disappointing 16 or 17 degrees. that develops through the evening and scoops away overnight. a lot of showers on sunday, especially towards the west where they are likely to be heavy and boundary with top temperatures of 21 degrees. cooler this weekend and some strong winds this weekend. sunshine at times, all is well with showers and some spells of rain as well. hello, i'm christian fraser, this is outsid

also oast to hawaii but west coast to australia. after the war, we know that japan didn't have quite the plans to go ahead and physical invasion of australia but they certainly to cut off australia from the american west coast ence their operations into the solomons and things. really is point, important for nimitz to hold the est coast to hawaii and to australia life line. the third thing and this is really where king comes into his a global strategist, i think, he says to george who's army chief of taff, we are not going to do defensive containment in the acific we are going to push back and take on an offensive peration against the japanese thrust. and i think that, that is critical not only to the story but certainly the story of what goes on after terms of operations against guadalcanal. i want to tell you a story about here off port morsbey. it's march of 1942. mentioned ares we moving into the solomon islands. of their e the dates expansion. douglas mcarthur is still at the philippines. well,e's basically saying, what's the a

the bay area will soon be home to the tallest residents on the west coast. we'll take you inside for a preview. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> good morning. right now, we are taking a look at your ride out of antioch, westbound 4. moving right at the limit there. you should have about 28 minutes connecting to 80. if you see smoke in antioch near hillcrest, there is a fire in the pg&e lot. so fire crews are aware of it. and you don't need to call in. officials have been alerted. hat's a check of your traffic; o ver to you. >>> the most expensive home on the market in san francisco is $42 million. when it's done, it will be the highest residence on the west coast. 181 fremont is located i

when it's finished it will be the highest residence on the west coast. it's located in the heart of soma district, and tonight betty yu takes us on a tour. >> reporter: i'm standing on top of what will be the tallest residence in san francisco and on the west coast. i'm more than 700 feet in the air, and if you take a look around there are unparalleled views of the bay area. >> this really gets the full panoramic. >> reporter: 70 floors up, 360- degree eye popping views. high-rise living like this will truly be a first for san francisco. >> this whole space will be a beautiful closet. >> reporter: the master bedroom has two wings. there are seven baths, and even a butler's pantry, all spread across nearly 7,000 square feet, and san francisco's famous fog will feel like it's within arm's reach. >> i would venture to see it's probably going to be a foreign buyer or a tech executive who wants the trophy type of property, and this is a trophy property. >> reporter: it also happens to be the most expensive listing in the city. a cool 42 million dollars. >> we

it's beginning on the west coast and things always begin. on the west coast there's a growing backlash against social media and actually the smartest the most independent the most interesting people particularly young people are actually giving up social media and i think over the next few years what we're going to see is the only losers to be left in social media really. family a surprise. and that's a debatable statement but can you when you think you're am contacting in the sense that these things always work six and i know i've got kids who are bored with social media and most of their friends are bored with social media certainly facebook's. gone out of fashion then people are on facebook old people parents and grandparents young people wouldn't be caught dead on facebook now the question is maybe they'll go from facebook to instagram or snap chat but at some point i think this generation of so-called digital natives is just going to get bored of all of these things so i think and i've been saying this for years that the real reaction t

tonight one of the largest fireworks shows on the west coast should light up the sky. will the weather cooperate? 10,000 fireworks will explode over a 25-minute show. pyro technicians have their work cut out for them. >> they'll have to cut through the fog. a behind-the-scenes preview of the preparations. >> reporter: very carefully, that's how you load an explosive shell into its mortar. each one of the 10,000 shells that will be fired off is wired to computer that is programmed to coordinate with patriotic music. the two prime locations will be pier 39 and aquatic park where the barges will be towed. >> it's one of the largest on the west coast. >> reporter: the company jeff thomas works for will be putting on 400 fireworks shows, most of them on the west coast. the biggest challenge getting everything wired in properly, the biggest headache in san francisco is fog. he is preparing shells to explode at different altitudes. >> even it if there is some fog way up high we'll still have a viewing area in the lowest level. >> reporter: he can only remember a couple years

then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coast. thus, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions then look to cool back to near seasonal averages early next week. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 30 min from the maze to sf. (tiffany) our top story this morning... a bay area tennis coach is accused of raping two of his teen players. and police fear there may be more victims. the popular coach was taken into custody yesterday morning in richmond. kron 4's jr stone has the story. normandie burgos is behind bars right now facing at least 20 sex crime charges and police say that number could increase. normandie also goes by norm and antonio. he heads the burgos tennis foundation based out of sausalito but with training in san francisco, richmond, and mill valley as well. one of the victims in this case is just 16 years old. police say he had been sexually assaulted by burgos since he was 14. a second 18 ye

then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coast. thus, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions then look to cool back to near seasonal averages early next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news... a u-s military plane crash last night has killed 16 marines in mississippi. ( mark ) tiffany mcelroy is at the breaking news desk with the latest. (tiffany) investigators say all 16-marines on board the marine corps plane died when that plane crashed in mississippi. officials just wrapped up a news conference detailing the crash and confirming all on board who were killed were marines. the f-b-i is on the scene this morning along with state and local agencies. this is video from the crash site. witnesses say the plane spiraled out of control and crashed in a soybean field. so far the marine corps has not provided any information about where the plane took off from or where it was going. i

at that time of year it's hard to go wrong with a trip along either the east or the west coast of the dc, south to florida, or on the californian coast, from san francisco to the mexican border. the climate is benign, apart from the odd storm on the east coast, and if you like to swim in the ocean, it's about as warm as it gets. on the east coast, spend a few days in the us capital and then fly to florida, pick up a rental car and call in at cape canaveral for the space coast and miami beach. or, on the west coast, explore san francisco then hire a car for the trip south along california state route 1, with some of the best coastal scenery in the world; spectacular cliffs and marine life, which may include sea lions. highlights include hearst castle, the hilltop mansion of a newspaper magnate, the hollywood hills, offering genuine urban wilderness, and at the deep south of california, san diego — the ideal city in which to end an adventure. next, pauline and rob stannard followed my advice to visit nicaragua and simply want to know, where next? well, if you enjoyed the landscapes and

: they will be putting on 400 fireworks shows, most of them on the west coast.he biggest challenge? getting everything wired in properly. the biggest headache in san francisco is fog. he is preparing shells to explode at different altitudes. >> even if there is some fog way up high, we'll still have a viewing area in the lower level. >> reporter: thomas says he can only remember a couple years when the fog came in so bad it spoiled the show. police have stockpiled barricades at two of the primary viewing sites to keep people off the street, and they will have extra patrols along the entire embarcadero. >> you will see officers that are armed as you did during pride. i mean, more armed. >> reporter: officers with rifles on foot, in suvs and on dirt bikes. and more on stand-by. >> we are drid fready for any k demonstrations. for july fourth that's not what we expect, but we are prepared for that. >> reporter: mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> if you plan to head to san francisco for the fireworks tonight. eu muni will have extra service to get you to the show.

he said with peter jonas, west coast head of business at uber. don't miss eric's interview with boston tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern. we're halfway into the trading day. at least we found a direction. but not very much of a direction due. >> an upward direction but a very, very modest one. remember, any gain at all, however modest, for the dow and the s&p would be another record close. nasdaq earlier caught up with its other companions here and got to a record closing level. but hasn't been able to maintain that. one of the areas of perhaps some surprising strength today is in retail. a lot of the retailers got a lift last week after targets better than -- target's better than estimated results. it helped lift the whole sector. that's continuing today. ot only the retailers, but the manufacturer/retailers are doing well in today's session. we're also watching activism once again. which has become quite a common theme this year. procter & gamble have been already targeted by nelson felts' try management. now it's a 1.5% stake. it is beginning a pr

the foundresses in the west coast walk for life are the honorees. >> this is a very important event founded by these catholic women. tens of thousands of people come to the city. >> the seminarians are there every year. we have seminarians from other seminaries around the country who attend. we host them at st. patrick's. >> that's wonderful. i began by talking about the popular image of the catholic priest. i think we all are familiar with it. i looked up a few things, actors that have played priests with academy awards. it's an interesting crew, humphrey bogart, henry fonda. the power and glory, innocence of father brown mysteries, do you have a favorite fiction or movie about priests? >> well, in terms of the diary of a country priest has always been an influence because a normal man carrying out his days of work in france in a rural area, fairly impoverished area, interacting with people who sometimes accept them and don't accept them. that's true for priests in every era. the challenges he felt and also his own spiritual journey and his physical journey. he is declining in health as a

the threat call came in around 10 o'clock west coast time. about two hours later.. police alerted students the threat was just a hoax. new video coming in -- showing the deadly attack of an american in greece. a warning -- the video is disturbing. bakari henderson was on vacation -- celebrating his college graduation. this newly released video shows him running - then a mob surrounding him. he's shoved onto a car and violently beaten. the savage assault carried out in under 15 seconds. a man and woman rushing to stop the beating, someone performing cpr, but it wasn't enough. nine men were arrested for the deadly attack. back here at home - family and friends holding a vigil for the young man killed in this weekend's double shooting in georgetown. friends and family describe 19-year old kennedy-javier amaya-olivares as a caring and loving kid. olivares, an aspiring rapper was gunned down saturday morning on water street. yesterday loved one playing his music and hanging his picture under the whitehurst freeway bridge. so far no arrests in the case. police are offerin

we'll be honoring from the west coast walk for life. the foundresses. >> very good. this is an important event founded by these two catholic women. tens of thousands of people come to the city. >> the seminarians are there every year and we host them at st. patrick's. >> wonderful. we talked about the popular image of the catholic priest. i went back and looked up things like actors that have played priests, won academy awards. it's an interesting crew. a lot of priests in movies. >> priests in very good respected literary novels. do you have a favorite fiction or movie about priests? >> well, in terms of the diary of a country priest, it's always been an influence in my life because a normal man carrying out his days of work in france in a rural area, fairly impoverished area interacting with people who sometimes accept him and don't accept them. that's true for priests in every area. the challenges he felt in that and also his own spiritual and physical journey. he is declining in health and ultimately dies at the end of the book. he says that the grace of god is a

then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coasts, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions then look to cool back to near seasonal averages early next week. ( steve ) a big story tonight: an email chain reveals that president trump's son agreed to meet with a russian attorney set up by an acquaintance-- who was said to have incriminating information about hillary clinton. the source of those emails? donald trump, junior, himself. stacey cohan with our partners at c-n-n on what those emails contain. donald trump, junior -- taking to twitter -- releasing the email chain that led up to a meeting last june with a russian lawyer, who he was told had compromising information about his father's campaign rival - hillary clinton. the chain shows that prior to the meeting, he was told the information was -- quote -- "part of russia and its government's support for mr. trump."the emails -- adding to mounting controversy about possible ties between the trump camp

. >>> the dockworkers at the port of oakland along with 28 other west coast ports have approved the three-year contract extension. the international longshore and warehouse union says it appears the contract has been indulged dashed endorsed and raging -- raising wages, and back in 2014 contentious contract negotiations disrupted the west coast ports for months and the dispute was unresolved after the white house intervened to help broker and agreement. >>> the faa considering several ways to reduce the noise that the planes at the ffo and those have been complaining about the jet noise and most problems along the peninsula but people is what are -- as far as way as santa cruz complaining about the noise. they say they will try to solve the noise problems by 2018 and maintain efficiency for the jets. >>> the novato police are looking for the men that entered the novato store wearing surgical masks after the jewelry store opened at 10 am yesterday at the costco. they smashed the jewelry store with the hammer and took an undisclosed amount of jewelry and left the scene and awaiting car.>> we tha

then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coast. thus, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions then look to cool back to near seasonal averages early next week. (steve) more than (steve) (steve) more than a dozen major wildfires burning across the state tonight one of the most destructive --- near oroville --- has destroyed 41 homes. at least four thousand people are still under evacuation orders. so far 9 square miles have burned the fire is 55 percent contained as more than 16- hundred firefighters battle the flames. (steve) and in san luis obispo county more than one hundred homes are being threatened. a fire there has scorched more than 28- thousand acres. it is 60 percent contained. and mandatory evacuations are still in place. (steve) to the north where part of interstate 80 is shutdown for most of the day near truckee the fire started yesterday about a mile west of the sierra county line near verdi nevada. the fire has burned 600 acres and is

he's just wrapping up a ten city west coast tour and head to israel in late march to conduct the philharmonic there. he joins us to talk about his music making and so much more, including becoming the third genesis prize, congratulations on that mr. perlman, good to have you back on the set. >> thank you very much. nice to be here. >> let me start off with -- i didn't ask your permission to ask you this. i'm going to ask you anyway. >> you can't ask me, sorry. >> if you want to slap me, go ahead. so we all remember, so fondly and so beautifully your performance at the obama inauguration in 2009. so you know where i'm going with this, right. >> oh, i'm afraid i do. had you been asked to perform at the inauguration that had the greatest turnout of any inauguration in the country's history -- >> any. >> any. >> the greatest ever. >> had you been asked, would you have? >> no. but it's a moot point. i wasn't asked. but no, no, i couldn't. i couldn't do that. i couldn't do that. too many things against it. >> yeah. >> and besides, i don't know how cold was it? >> i think it was colder for obama --

we >>> millbrae's bart and caltrain stations became the largest transit center in the west coast in 2000 through but it's not living up to expectation. we look into underperformance that and more at 5:00. >> throws a wrench into the build it and they will come theory. >> it takes longer, i guess. >> thanks for joining us here at noon. our next broadcast here on is at 5:00. ♪ >> sheila: go on. tell him. >> ridge: sheila needs to go. >> sheila: no. no, isn't that why you're here? the two of you standing with that guilt all over your faces? >> ridge: dad! make her leave, please! >> sheila: no, i'm not going anywhere. not until you tell eric the truth. >> coco: so, this surprise of yours -- does it involve food? >> r.j.: you hungry? >> coco: yeah, i'm starving, and grams will probably be out of pigs in a blanket by the time we get to her party 'cause she never makes enough. >> r.j.: okay, okay, uh, think fast -- sushi or tacos? >> coco: tacos. tacos. >> r.j.: all right, all right. tacos it is. i actually know a great place in the valley my mom used to go to in high school. >> coco: where is

then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coast. thus, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions then look to cool back to near seasonal averages early next week. (steve) new at ten- an officer has been injured in a mob incident at san francisco's dolores park. (vicki) jr stone is live there with more on what happened. (steve) in oakland.the east bay mud board has voted to raise water rates. customers will see their bill go up 19-percent over the next two years. frustrated people packed a meeting today...asking the board to not implement the rate hike. all but one board member voted in favor of the increase. east bay mud has raised water rates an average of seven point one percent annually for the last 10 years. (sot) east bay mud says it needs the extra money to keep the system running and to repair aging pipes. as for when the rate hike goes into effect...very soon...tomorrow. and next year's increase will begin on july first, 2018. (vicki) investiga

there's the west coast, high pressure over the west coast, and those are the strong, warm temperatures that we're expecting as a result. high eased though. temperatures come down inland, and remain the same at the shoreline. those numbers being held in check by the pretty extensive marine layer. so as for usual, we'll find that that marine layer will cool things off inland, even as they maintain chilly temperatures at the beach. mild temperatures inland will return by monday, that is inland, down into the 80s by monday, but tomorrow, still hot with reading in the 90s. the giants will take on the padres. tomorrow, 1:05, mainly clear and 69 degrees as we head out, it will be at 57 with some low cloud around, but no for long. it will be sunny all day at the fair in sacramento. 101. overnight lows tonight in the bay area, mid-50s will do it, sun up at 5 minutes after 6:00. 108 at redding, 79 in yosemite, and monterey bay aquarium, 66 degrees. down in the south bay, over in the east -- numbers will be just in the 90s, in the north bay, nice, low clouds and long along the shoreline, and 80s

i get that back from the west coast. i visited a spectrum, they already have the equipment and they are ready to roll out as soon as they can. it has been a wonderful run and wireless is just at the beginning. i get that back from the west coast. i visited a spectrum, they already have the equipment and they are ready to roll out as soon as they can. they are very excited, it is going to a level consumers to have better coverage and faster networks did especially in a lot of rural areas. they are excited, i am excited, it is or the tip of the iceberg read after that i went to texas. it was very hot there. what they are doing there is a 5g trial. that is something i never thought i would see in my career in my lifetime. that is fiber to your house fast. it is very exciting. it is coming faster than we can even think about. this beat is interesting, the company was doing educational virtual reality. they are going to take that mobile broadband and they are going to put it into virtual reality. / they are going to take thin

the deal covers all 29 west coast ports including the port of oakland. union workers say it's being approved by a two-thirds margin. the current deal expires in july of 2019 so a new contract likely would keep labor at least through the middle of 2022. full results will be announced on friday. we will keep tabs on that for you. >> new this morning it might not shock you to learn that the bay area is one of the worst places for renters. oakland came in at the bottom of the list and at number 148, san jose number 173, san francisco came in at 70 and the best place said to rent, scottsdale, arizona. the worst place, cleveland, ohio. the study looked at 21 factors including affordability, cost of living and safety. >>> a south bay restaurant hopes to reopen after a driver caused damage to the front entrance. >> this is a look at the aftermath, happened early in the morning yesterday at the loss gatos cafÉ. they have not provided an update on the drivers injuries but so far the car didn't appear to have much damage. we spoke to neighbors who came by to view t

our eastern, now let's head over to shepard harris >> shepard: it's noon on west coast. 3:00 in washington. an extraordinary news day. donald trump released the e-mail in which he agreed to meet with someone identified as a russian lawyer. it was indicated it was part of the russian support of candidate donald trump. today the e-mail itself. we'll bring you donald trump jr.'s explanation. we'll hear what lawmakers are saying now and look at what this means for investigators looking into trump team ties to russia. the president has just issued a statement on his son. we'll play that for you. breaking news, let's get to it. we begin with breaking news from the fox news deck. donald trump jr. met with a russian lawyer after a middleman told him that she was a russian government official who had information that was part of russia's effort to help donald trump win the u.s. presidential election. that's according to an e-mail chain that donald trump jr. himself released today on twitter. he tweeted it just minutes before he knew that "the new york times" was posting a story with all of the deta

earlier in the year we had all of this about becoming a low—cost tax haven off the north—west coast ofe. talking about britain becoming the singapore of europe. that will never happen. it will not bea that will never happen. it will not be a tax haven. taxes will always be slightly competitive. we have the best corporate tax. uk could not afford to be a tax haven, frankly. it will not happen. it puts the negotiations in the context. you will not have a good negotiation if you say we will give the thumbs up to you for everything. look at what he says in the article. there is a lot of detail. the times says it removes a powerful negotiating object if the uk says we will not undercut them with taxes. frankly, we need an agreement. we cannotjust say we will make life more difficult. we want a reasonable compromise. this is our largest trading partner whether we like it or not. is corporate taxation about right? could it be less? it is relatively small compared to tax coming into the treasury. income tax, vat, national insurance. for businesses, is it about right?m tax, vat, national insura

. >>> right now 37 wildfires are burning into 11 state on the west coast and in colorado hundreds are preparing to leave their homes that are directly in the fire's path. in los angeles a number of fires were sparked by illegal fireworks on the fourth of july. all of this comes as the west coast is facing a dangerous heat wave. 18 million people are under advisories and forecasters are predicting record high temperatures this weekend. >>> a cleveland city water vehicle fell into a sinkhole. the worker was investigating a possible water main leak when this happened. look at that. he says there is only a small crack in the road when she started working on it. luckily the worker didn't fall into the sinkhole. crews w out and began fixing the street. >>> a car service is gaining popularity across the country. sort of like an air b and b for the roads. >>> more and more americans are trading in their keys and renting wheels. 150,000 nationwide are using an on-line service which offers insurance and sometimes cheaper than at a traditional rental service. if you own a car this could become a

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fireworks shows on the west coast. and today, we got an up-close look at what it takes to set it up, and to keep everyone at the s >>> it is one of the biggest fireworks so how on the west coast. nbc mark matthews joins us live from pier 50. going to be a spectacle. >> reporter: you can see the mortars behind me. 10,000 fireworks i am told on the two barges that will be fired off tomorrow night starting at 9:30. all barges going off in 25 minutes. every year for the past several decades, the show has been produced by the same company. >> i have only had a couple of years where it was disappointing. >> reporter: he is talking about the fog just in case it comes in heavy tonight. he is rigging the show to go off at different altitudes. >> from deck level to 1,000 feet. >> reporter: but fog is not the biggest challenge. it is working with electricity and hoping you wired everything up right. >> generally speaking there aren't big incredible issues. >> reporter: and yet he is asked every year about a competitor that put on

do nothing and north korea will develop a missile capable of hitting the west coast.ould lead to the death of absolutely millions. remember, seoul, south korea, 35 miles south of the dmz about the distance between the golden gate bridge and so. that's well within range of the north koreans. >>> the president will leave for europe tomorrow. he'll make a stop in poland before going to hamburg, germany, to meet with the g-20 group of nations. one thing to watch, how he's received by merkel and macron, the heads of germany and france. he'll meet with russian president vladimir putin. that, too, will be worth watching. our security agencies say the russians tried to hack our elections. how will our president treat putin, and will he have forceful words? you may remember the g-20 meeting in china with this famous picture. will we see something similar? we examined the president's tweets and executive orders each morning on "today in the bay." your thoughts with me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >> thanks so much, scott. at 6:48 chp sent out a thanks to a family who had helped the

then likely late in the week and into the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds back toward the west coast thus, inland temperatures will again warm into the 90s to around 100 degrees during the afternoon hours this weekend. conditions then look to cool back to near seasonal averages early next week. (male announcer) are you ready to take the scenic route? then you belong at bass pro shops for freedom days. with clearance savings of 20 to 40% on select shorts and shirts. and save $50 on this eclipse speed frame tent. >>> human chain rescue. exclusive video and photos. 80 brave people helping save a family caught in a riptide. >> then, just revealed, how jennifer garner found out ben affleck was seeing another woman. . >> and how she broke the news. >> it happened backstage at late night with seth meyers. >> so nice to see you. >> what happened when donald trump held the miss universe pageant in moscow. the video you haven't seen. >> $8 million uproar. >> how did this accused terrorist become a

caroline: that was uber's west coast head, peter jonas.up, we bring you the global head of business travel to get his take on the next year of growth. bloomberg, you can listen on the radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." afghanistan killed a record number of civilians during the first six months of this year according to a u.n. report released today which blamed the majority of 1600 deaths on bombings by insurgents. the u.n. report did commend afghanistan's security forces saying fewer civilians were caught in the crossfire compared to last year. british prime minister theresa may is expected to remind her cabinet tomorrow about the need for privacy after several weeks -- leaks. philip hammond described the book sector workers as overpaid and allegedly made offensive comments. south korea's president is following through on a campaign promise to pursue dialogue with north korea. moon's government has proposed resuming talks on military and humanitarian issues wit

"one of the biggest fireworks displays on the west coast." good evening, i'm catherine heenan. (steve) i'm steve aveson. kron four's gate slate joins us live now from san francisco's pier 39 with a preview of tonight's event. gabe? (steve) and here's a live look from another vantage point for tongiht's fireworks show. tonight at 9 the sky will be lit up with fireworks with downtown san francsico as a backdrop. (catherine) popular gathering spots in the east bay were so busy that people had no place to park, and had to walk miles, in some cases, to get to their barbecues. (steve) kron four's spencer blake is live in alameda county at one of those parks.spencer, the parking nightmare is finally over...? over, but the celebrating isn't.people are still out here having fun.but for people who came in the early to mid- afternoonthings were tough. (nats)it's easy to be happy when you're in the swimming lagoon at don castro regional recreation area. but one point, almost all of the people you see herewere here - likely stuck in a car looking for a place to park. "when we got here, it w

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west coast. s. . >> >> a warning at the beach, where you need be extra careful today, due to dangerous surf conditions. conditions. . >>> approach diagnose bridges today, a little bit of slowing, this a look at the traffic approaching the richmond bridge, it is a little slow on the way to. >>> that's pretty good out there for some inland, it will warm up the coast and bay. they will be hard press today do so. look at the monday temperatures. temperatures. >>> good morning. a tense police stand off continuing to unfold here in san francisco, an armed man refusing to come out of his home and give himself up, after police say he shot and wounded a woman overnight. the warn for neighbors coming up in this area. >> >> and general john kelly sworn in as white house chief of staff, what the new move could mean for the trump administration. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good morning everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is monday, july 31st. >> we will help get you out the door, and steve is bac

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i can tell you firsthand that law enforcement agencies across the country from the west coast to the oast have been planning for this. it's so important. they've been planning for these holidays for the past six or eight months. this is an something they will be caught offguard about. what will we see? a number of things that the people who participate in the events we'll see. there are a lot of things they won't see. for example, things you will see, and increase officers with high-powered weapons. bomb sniffing dogs. helicopters, hovering over everything making sure it's okay. what you will not see is that in d.c. we have a communication center we have several cameras on the mall downtown d.c. we are watching everything. there are a lot of things in place and law-enforcement officers are doing a tremendous job to make sure we all are safe and secure. >> gillian: they are. it's a great opportunity to thank them for their service. i hope all americans will take advantage of this weekend. president trumps homeland security advisor tells us that american should be concerned ahead of the

we sat down with the west coast head of is this at the convention in boston.c began by asking about prospects for growth. we see growth accelerating. eric: and how fast? >> i cannot share that today. but it is at a very good clip. eric: and how much of a threat does lyft pose in the business travel market in america? a globalnk about it on scale. we are trying to solve problems for business travelers. this is travelers care about having a solution in every market they travel in. we are in 450 plus cities, 70 plus countries. when you land in one of those cities or countries, you want to be able to quick a button and get the service you are used to. eric: but either i am a consumer or a company. >> expectations are even higher for business travelers. the expectations of companies are higher. the expectation is you are able to manage the policies. the expectation is you can report on the data as it lows in. the expectation is that you can have more control as a business to know where your people are, from a duty of care perspective. eric: a lot of the success of

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