wash j9 is a wharf bulk head on the outer lagun on the wharf it is closeed the public. there is e range of motion behind the bulk head. sea wall has a high risk of earthquake lateral spreading that will impact the sea wall lot. flood risk is e merging the break harsh or provides more time. project objectives are to replace the wharf and sea wall with the resilient structure to help defend the wharf from sea level rise. increase disaster response capability providing ad a accessible births that are fungal after quakes and fire boat access to emergency fire water system hide randle. and revitalize the area connecting residents to the working fishing industry we heard the presentation earlier about the crab boat sales and the success and the connection with residents. >> project started out focussed on j9 expand today to include quake proportion of the sea wall. and a small section of jefferson street. alternatives include both pile support and solid wharf options. increased elevation for flood protection now and the unldz toation for akansas dapability in the future and a

and beige and his wharf were a prominent feature of new york's early 19th century landscape? and the remains of this wharf? still exist, they rest feet beneath the ground in lower manhattan. and in the 1980s archaeologists went and they uncovered the remains of basia's wharf and what they found looks something like this. they dug up this site and unearthed huge wooden timbers sitting feet beneath the ground and if you just look at this image here, you can see there's the archaeologist and another one right here up on top of that timber cribbing just to give you a sense of scale. this is huge. these huge timber frames structures beneath the ground. and they dug this up to try and find traces of new york's early national waterfront. and looking at archaeological remains like this one. we can better understand how wealthy new yorkers were able to take advantage of the economic opportunities afforded by the growth of cities in this period while ordinary and poorer people often struggled to make ends meet base was a very wealthy new yorker. he was a merchant and he purchased a typ

in, well, this is a tautology from the wharf in the bare wharf, the city of gola wharf, where they load barges directly on several piers and transport kherson is at a distance of about 12 km, unloading. it is in the river port and also on the kherson embankment. from the point of view of cargo, this is their main route now, but there are also about five routes that they periodically use and periodically receive there for themselves. this kind of haimerization destroys both manpower and equipment, especially the equipment that accumulates at these crossings because it is loaded onto pontoons. actually, all this transportation. the occupiers themselves have now destroyed two gates for two tax gates on the ingulka, because of which the water level in the nizhny dnieper will gradually rise, but also because the armed forces of ukraine, while destroying the crossings of the russians and their attempts to fill this sluice passage with rubble, they are also damaging the sluice gates at the kakhov dam, and in the end this will lead to the fact that approximately 32 times more water flows than f

over 5600 people lived on roughly 53 acres of land surrounding baches's wharf. if you are trying to get a sense for what that means, you like to think in terms of sports, we are thinking about approximately 55 football fields worth of space. it is important we consider this density in relative terms. manhattan had a much smaller geographic footprint at the time that baches is building. it was only about a mile north to south and a half mile east to west. it had a population of about 32,000 people in 1789. when baches is building and wharfing out this water lot, 5600 people live in the immediate vicinity. there is a higher concentration of people relative to the side of the city. this suggests that as merchants are buying up valuable waterfront real estate and reaping all these financial benefits of urban development, they are also scores of poor and working class men and women who find themselves increasingly crowded into the nooks and crannies of these newly built spaces. many of the public health issues that plagued early national cities were often traced to t

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this is long wharf right here, which is which is where people think that rochambeau landed. this building is the colony house, and the baptist church would have been right about here. so the. looking up from the from the wharf straight up to the colony house is a very imposing view. it's a beautiful building. the british use this building as a hospital during the during their occupation of newport. the french did not a lot of people assume that the french use that building as a hospital, but no diary. none of the french diaries actually talk about the the the colony house other than saying it's a village. it's a grand state building. it's a beautiful public building. so that's about the extent of it. they don't talk about it as a hospital. when russia arrived, one of everybody thinks that they were welcomed with a big brass band and lots of, you know, lots of troops massed on the on the shore and everything. russia always severely disappointed, he said nobody was there. if you read general heath's diary, general heath, as the continental army commander of the new england are

. >>> fisherman's wharf, this is a working wharf and it's part of the beauty of the san francisco areaurant, before the t-shirt shops. >> at first the fishermen would go out and do the harvesting. they process the crab. >> it really is industrial. it is fish processors. >> it's a working, living, breathing place. and it's a great place to visit and there's a lot of history. >> i'm a third generation italian fisherman. we're one of the oldest fishing families at fishermen's wharf. my family's been working here since 1908. my boat's called the lovely martha. sport fishing means when you come out and catch your own fish on the boat. commercial fishermen come out, catch fish, it gets processed and they sell it to a store. they're selling crab off the boat. there's nothing more fresh than a crab. our crab are sweeter and better tasting. the meat is firmer. >> more crab. >> we love crab. we love the people out on the boats. they're awesome. >> what a good meal tonight. >> we just barely got down here in time. we would have come earlier if we knew how much fun it was. >> this is the place to

i said my priority was, as a native of san franciscan to get this subway all the way to fishermans wharf but native san franciscans knows what i'm talking about, it will be amazing but next on our list is the tunnel to connect caltrain and high-speed rail to our are transit center. that's for all the commuters in the bay area. that's critical to the future of our city and downtown and yes, secretary, we have applied for federal grant to help fund that critical project, but welcome to san francisco. [laughter] when we invest in transit we feel the difference, it's faster and more reliable and it's a comfortable way to get us to where we need to go, it helps our economy, it helps our family and seniors and it helps our workers who rely on it. september is transit month and i can't imagine a better place to celebrate that than with all of you. i continue to love seeing everyone ride, our kids riding free, like we did when we were kids even though we were supposed to pay but we made it legitimate. tourist taking our cable cars and people commuting to work. this is what it means to experience

you know _ developing partners —— wharfs.white walkabouts, there are some people who are genuinely mistrustful of china. —— my walkabouts. some people favour working — walkabouts. some people favour working with australia and new zealand — working with australia and new zealand more, but at the same time there _ zealand more, but at the same time there is— zealand more, but at the same time there is this — zealand more, but at the same time there is this element of not telling there is this element of not telling the people what you are planning to do with— the people what you are planning to do with china. we don't want that kind of— do with china. we don't want that kind of surprise that the solomon islands _ kind of surprise that the solomon islands government gave us before. so i islands government gave us before. so i think— islands government gave us before. so i think we really need a much higher— so i think we really need a much higher level of transparency from our own— higher level of transparency from our own gover

many of us never thought the possibility of even going to fishermans wharf underground would be seen in our lifetime and the reality is, it could be. so, i'm looking at being optimistic and hopeful of the future and we're going to be inconvenienced a little bit in the process. >> i may said earlier -- we were joined by the lieutenant governor of california and she had to go but she was with us earlier, so we have our shared values at the state level, thank you, david for being here, at the federal and state local level. >> [audience question] >> well, what i say is the transit is important, not only for those who ride it but it's also in the national interest. the more people choose transit, the more people have excellent access to transit and the stronger or economy and it's no less a part of our fight against climate change than ev's or anything else we're doing to make sure we prevent the worst climate outcomes so in addition to supporting local communities and being proud and thankful for the action that the speakers and congress and president and others took to get transit going

reporter: marta's idea soon became an amateur sport association, based at a venice wharf.girls at full throttle.” few took them seriously, at first. but marta and her partner luisa were undeterred, teaching women the theory and practice of boating. they're funded by donations, coaching, and membership fees. marta and luisa make sure that any woman who calls gets quick help. marta: the first thing we do is say yes, straight away. it's the same when a woman wants a haircut. it might sound silly, but it needs to happen soon. it can't wait for two weeks. it's a desire for change, and it needs to be addressed quickly. reporter: marta hopes her lessons will also help keep local residents in the city, rather than move away. piloting a boat on the canals is one of their last remaining privileges. it offers a sense of freedom and independence in a city that marta says has become a wasteland. for longtime residents, the throngs of tourists, and the shops and businesses that cater to them, have little value. today, cecilia is heading out onto the canal grande for the first time. it's

reporter: marta's idea soon became an amateur sport association, based at a venice wharf.girls at full throttle.” few took them seriously, at first. but marta and her partner luisa were undeterred, teaching women the theory and practice of boating. they're funded by donations, coaching, and membership fees. marta and luisa make sure that any woman who calls gets quick help. marta: the first thing we do is say yes, straight away. it's the same when a woman wants a haircut. it might sound silly, but it needs to happen soon. it can't wait for two weeks. it's a desire for change, and it needs to be addressed quickly. reporter: marta hopes her lessons will also help keep local residents in the city, rather than move away. piloting a boat on the canals is one of their last remaining privileges. it offers a sense of freedom and independence in a city that marta says has become a wasteland. for longtime residents, the throngs of tourists, and the shops and businesses that cater to them, have little value. today, cecilia is heading out onto the canal grande for the first time. it's

of the south reported on the pictures that you can also see damage to the building near the river wharfhere the first full-scale invasion of russia took place , an unidentified ship is standing approximately 250 m from the crossing, the satellite also recorded an accumulation of russian military equipment and a large number of burns well, and meanwhile, a viral video from ukrainians from ukrainians with ukrainian military personnel is spreading through the ukrainian segment of the internet with the proverbial name of kherson watermelons, further without comments, i am not hinting at anything, but everything is clear today, some more vessels loaded with grain came out. this is reported by the ministry of defense of turkey, the shipment of grain is continuing . 56 ships left ukraine, on board of which more than 1,300,000 tons of grain were exported in total. putin will not be able to blackmail britain because of the energy crisis , boresh johnson said this in his farewell speech speech to the loud applause of colleagues and close people, the ex-prime minister left his residence at 10 down

the south reported in the pictures that you can also see the damage to the building near the river wharfre the first full-scale invasion of russia was located. there is an unidentified ship about 250 m from the crossing. the satellite also recorded the connection of a cluster of russian military equipment and a large number of trenches, meanwhile, by the ukrainian a viral video from the ukrainian military with the telling title kherson watermelons is spreading across the internet segment, we continue to watch without comments but everything is clear, the so-called people's drones have already arrived in ukraine, the general director of the turkish company producing drones informed all three devices for which ukrainians collected funds through the shelter fund and how in the end, which the factory decided to give away for free, they were handed over to the ukrainian army, in addition, they delivered another drone bought on i will remind you that the funds raised by ukrainians for the purchase of bi-bikes were used for the purchase of a satellite system for the needs of the army in ukraine

mission rock would rent row boats row from mission rock to the ferry building and fishermachine's wharf, tic toc was down the way. everybody friday night you see along this strip, city workers gathering with their friends drinking beer and fishing along this water front. this area's had a history of people gathering and having a good time. i think for the people in the community when we saw this all this mission bay come in fruition, we were not sure like how it was going to affect us. and when chachs center moved in and the ballpark moved in, it welcomed people to this neighborhood. and i think that the challenge now is that san francisco come down here and take the bayfront park and make it a san francisco park and recreate the tradition this is we had in the past. it has been a pleasure to be here and i wanted acknowledge that we stands on the shoulder of great people and acknowledge woods from the mission creek harbor who yea, there is not a city family that she did not touch. and i wanted to acknowledge her today because she would be proud of this. >> also you may want to explain w

of a sea lion with fishing wire still still stuck around its neck near near monterey's fisherman's wharf. the marine mammal center says incidents like these are becoming more and more commonplace. >> a nice reminder of us, and when we are out fishing, we are out on the beaches to clean up after yourselves and make sure that were not cleaning the beaches dirtier than they were before. >> the trash has to go somewhere. the sender says was the sea lion is in a safe place away from other mammals, a crewmember will sedate it and safely get off the fishing line. line. in san diego more than 100 100 beagles just made a cross-country flight on the way to new homes, all part of their first taste of freedom. >> these pups are among the 4000 4000 were rescued from a virginia reading facility back in july. cbs reporter has the latest. >> welcome to freedom. >> these beagles are getting their first taste of just being dogs after living their entire lives in cages. >> we will roll out the red carpet for them. >> 108 in san diego wednesday afternoon after a cross-country flight. the latest batch from 4

we're one of the oldest fishing families at fishermen's wharf.king here since 1908. my boat's called the lovely martha. sport fishing means when you come out and catch your own fish on the boat. commercial fishermen come out, catch fish, it gets processed and they sell it to a store. they're selling crab off the boat. there's nothing more fresh than a crab. our crab are sweeter and better tasting. the meat is firmer. >> more crab. >> we love crab. we love the people out on the boats. they're awesome. >> what a good meal tonight. >> we just barely got down here in time. we would have come earlier if we knew how much fun it was. >> this is the place to get crab if you're looking for it. >> some of these boats have salmon permits. so every boat kind of does a different thing. you can come down here and have wild caught salmon that was just caught that morning or the night before and there's nothing fresher than that. >> that's the whole thing of coming out on a party boat. you can catch your own crab, lock cod, halibut, salmon, you can't get that ki

here my parental home is reliable the wharf carried me away my life the river never lost.ing a song on my shores. he can perform quite calmly at the level of an artist and he makes it a success. so he has a more harmonious future for him. i think it will still be oh-oh-oh. this is the street, this house, where my early preschool childhood passed. i think it's because of the location. now you can talk about this house. i began to write songs, our windows on the third floor looked out just onto the revolutionary street now, what is pritsitinsky, but right there used to be central square the city square, on which the city dance floor was located, and there several times a week i emphasize very loudly the music on the dance floor sounded very loud, respectively, we actually went out and i heard everything, we were playing on this street, my parents told me that when i climbed the stairs to the third floor entrance. i sang all these billboards, there on the playground, although i emphasize at home, my father was just a fan of academic music, there was only classical music, no p

how would nato deal with this as well, from the outside, colon preston to tin turn the wharf. he is responsible for starting the war on he has the responsibility to end the war. nicole, so a for russia stops fight thing. there will be peace. if i said and ski and the ukrainians still fighting ukraine will cease to exist us in the plantation. so not speaking about in a way to equals, we have an aggressor, a russia, and we have a country which is a big thing over aggression ukraine. and that's also the reason why we are so clearly supporting ukraine. we're the legal annexations. all of a over ukraine in territory doesn't change the nature of this war is in as though. well it does it. even though korea, you mean that i see is a villa, so any man luke identity theft, that doesn't actually did it, and there might be a technical problem there. a very strange coincidence to we're just listening to the nato chief a mr. stolen back who is now back. and i wonder whether we can go back to his we are the combination of on the mobilization in russia, combined with her reckless dangerous nu

the fish guard, the fish guard, the other day, the fish guard was destroyed there, where there is a wharf the orcs to load the cargo, i already read it in the morning, so i asked you what else you did, and what sank the barge or they just damaged it, did not sink it, they replenished the submarine fleet, they are replenishing the submarine fleet, this is not the first barge they are replenishing the submarine fleet , together with the equipment that is on board and of those colors, and we will be in sets, the occupiers continue to try to cross, our armed forces of the last e-e are correcting their actions, they are constantly destroying all those efforts to cross pontoon ferries or barges. this is how they have already started loading, now they are already going to the bottom, this is a counteroffensive in kherson oblast. will it be the same hmm, i don’t know in the news later for those people who do not take part in military operations, so successful, so sudden, or after all, it will not be possible to repeat the kharkiv scenario, we see that the kharkiv scenario will not be in the khers

the area of ​​the naked a barge with occupiers and military equipment on board was destroyed at the wharfe fire control of the kakhovsky bridge does not allow the enemy to carry out repair work, the confirmed losses of the enemy are three soldiers and two infantry fighting vehicles when they tried to attack our positions, the enemy attack helicopter 52 was shot down by air defense forces. and the enemy's ammunition reserves the boryslav district is reduced by one more warehouse, this is also the kherson region, what about the artillery and the ratio of artillery on your part of the front, mr. taras we were given a link with taras leik on the link please tell me if it's a new one or if we're going to go further further we'll have uh about the whole south natalya humenyuk will tell taras oleiko good morning once again taras about the artillery let me i will quote information about manganets, dnipropetrovsk region, the enemy fired at manganetsk manganetsk region. i apologize to the community in dnipropetrovsk region, this night in the south, the enemy attacked aviation six times a day, the p

translation: 141 countries categorically - countries categorically condemned ukraine swore —— russia's wharf war to end, we cannot be indifferent to how it ends. vladimir putin will only give up vladimir putin will only give up this— vladimir putin will only give un this war_ vladimir putin will only give up this war and _ vladimir putin will only give up this war and his - vladimir putin will only give . up this war and his imperialist ambitions _ up this war and his imperialist ambitions if— up this war and his imperialist ambitions if he _ up this war and his imperialist ambitions if he realises- up this war and his imperialist ambitions if he realises he - ambitions if he realises he cannot— ambitions if he realises he cannot win _ on that, earlier i spoke to michael o'hanlon, senior fellow at the brookings institution. here is what he had to say. he knows we won't believe him, his wanting to say the people have decided to become part of russia now they are under attack from ukraine, the thing we used to call a military operation should be a fully fledged war, this is a pr stunt. , ., ,

the wharf that he is responsible for starting the war and he has the responsibility to end the war. ah, because um, if russia stops fighting, there will be peace. if for a said in ski and the ukrainians are still fighting, ukraine will cease to exist as in the plantation. so not speaking about in a way to equals, we have an aggressor, a russia, and we have a country which is a big thing over aggression. ukraine, and that's also the reason why we are so clearly supporting ukraine. we're the legal annexations. all of our over ukraine in territory, doesn't changed nature. this war is remains and war russian by russia against that ukraine. and of course, what we have seen over the last week. so base is the most serious escalation of this conflict since the invasion on the 24th of february, because we have the combination of the mobilization in russia combined with reckless dangerous nuclear rhetoric. and then today's illegal annexation, or attempt to annex parts of ukraine together. this is the most studious escalation of the conflict. since the thought on the aim, old press them put in

kherson are quite noisy. below nova kakhovka, below the porto dam on the left bank, this is a bare wharfthere is an elevator with cranes that can be loaded directly into the goal of whole cars, lifting and loading onto barges that is, there is no need to even arrange a ferry for some crossing and the use of heavy-duty e-e from various types of barges in order to deliver goods directly to kherson e-e well it was let’s say this was a predicted action and therefore as soon as e-e they started doing it on so to speak, on the flow of this activity, yesterday was the day of the naked harbor , let's say in the artillery shelling of enemy logistics in several months, and in particular there was a hit, and with a missile, the obvious point is that um, a very powerful explosion which burzhuy was destroyed along with 12 ural cars that were being transported to kherson with the personnel eh. in other words, not a single one survived there, as the locals say, that is, when the smoke cleared, there was no burgher on the surface of the water, and on the surface there was also not a single head of those

folks marching around in nazi uniforms, they still hold commemorations of the formation of the, the wharf, and ourselves division that was raised in ukraine in $943.00 by von walked out. remember one of the, one of the reasons ukraine has been so central for us policy over the last 15 years has been because of the clinton's bill and hillary clinton. there clinton foundation received more money from ukraine than any other country in the world. and when you realize that ukraine is one of the poorest countries in europe or the poor country in europe, you've got to ask yourself, what exactly are they buying? what are they getting access to the so we're getting to see that you have a lot of the american oligarchs who are all sitting on boards of ukrainian companies or children are such as hunter biden. well, that's the latest run down for you from our base keeping on our website r t dot com, but will be back at the top of the answer with a at this point is almost a near certainty. the regions of ukraine voting to reject gibbs rule will join the russian federation. and soon, moscow will protect

trump up here and wharfing down here. -- ufc down here.ing that happened, the first guy to say congratulations was donald trump. we were on the cover of the "new york times," he said i knew you would do it, dana and sent me the paper. sent me a pen to congratulate me. always sending something. a guy who was happy for your success. >> tucker: not a ton of those? >> no, then came the day he was running for president. he called me and said you, "you don't want to do this, i completely understand and there are no hard feelings. but i would be honored if you would speak for me at the national republican convention." i said i will be there. >> he recognized the potential of the ufc and encouraged us to start the business. he got in the trenches with us and made a deal that worked for everyone. you have always been a great guy to me and a good friend to me. i spoke that day. after that day, our friendship went to another level. this guy has been so good to me. it's unexplainable. >> tucker: that's fascinating. a window into something we don't get

it took us 20 minutes to get the boat from the wharf to the village. every time we evacuated 3 elderly people on the oldest being 90 years old, it's always challenging to get them out. so we use stretchers to carry them down from the village. rescue efforts continue in the more built up areas. 2 people have been buried alive under the rubble for days. whether warnings remain in place. the earthquake is the strongest to hit such one province in years. strict cove is locked downs and data testing rules are also hampering operations. amid resurgence of the virus rescuer is must undergo daily testing and no one from outside the province can enter. people have also been told to stay at home in the capital chain do where aftershocks are still being felt. o stephanie decker or 0 me, a group of palestinian activists in garza have held a ceremony to honor slain al jazeera joan is sharina block. re. it comes days after these really military admitted for the 1st time that sharon was like he killed by one of its soldiers, but said he won't be pursuing a criminal i

many of us never thought the possibility of even going to fishermans wharf underground would be seen in our lifetime and the reality is, it could be. so, i'm looking at being optimistic and hopeful of the future and we're going to be inconvenienced a little bit in the process. >> i may said earlier -- we were joined by the lieutenant governor of california and she had to go but she was with us earlier, so we have our shared values at the state level, thank you, david for being here, at the federal and state local level. >> [audience question] >> well, what i say is the transit is important, not only for those who ride it but it's also in the national interest. the more people choose transit, the more people have excellent access to transit and the stronger or economy and it's no less a part of our fight against climate change than ev's or anything else we're doing to make sure we prevent the worst climate outcomes so in addition to supporting local communities and being proud and thankful for the action that the speakers and congress and president and others took to get transit going

hsbc is considering relocating its headquarters in canary wharf when the lease expires in 2027.k is aiming to create a more flexible workspace. options include moving to new premises in the capitol. it is not planning to leave london. china is allowing some cities to lower their mortgage rates for the first time. this is to help struggling has market. it will remove the minimum interest rate until the end of the year. and at her and a source rexx skeleton is set to be auctioned in december. the fossil was unearthed in montana and is around 66 million years old. it is about 13 meters long and weighs in at -- global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. it is a nightmare. the eight-year-old somehow got a piece of -- that was up for sale. tom: i can see that. we love it. francine: we should call it crowdfunding. buying the deficit. there you go. dino dollars. coming up, we will unpack the first hour of today's european meeting. this is bl

hsbc is considering vacating its global headquarters in london's canary wharf in 2027. bank is looking to create a more flexible workspace. it may move to new premises in the british capital. the company says it is not planning to leave london. softbank group has started laying off employees at its lossmaking vision fund, they expect to cut at least 30% of staff from the london unit. the vision fund recently posted a $23 billion loss with most of that coming from a plunge in valuations for portfolio companies. china is allowing some cities to lower mortgage rates for first-time home purchasers to stimulate the housing market. the cities will be allowed to lower or remove the minimum interest rate until the end of the year. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. coming up, liz truss's conservative party has its annual conference millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds

francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each othe

of course as a granny, that would make her sad >> reporter: the bodyguard ken w wharf knew the princess well and there's no doubt in his mind if she were alive today she could have brought them together for the news, i'm kelly cobiella >> the wounded knee massacre it was one of the worst at atrocities against native-americans ever. it happened in 1890. hundreds of lakota men, women and children were killed some of the most prized possessions were stolen, stripped right off their bodies. some artifacts are still sitting in small rural museums scattered across the country s there is a new push to get the items back >> reporter: manny iron hawk pays his respect at the wounded knee site where his great great-grandfather was massacred. >> only may gray grandfather cae back, and he said "they kill my son. and he, they all cried inside. and my grandpa said, i gotta go back up. and he never returned >> reporter: a single stone inscribed with the names of the dead lies at the site where native-americans were killed and thrown into a massive pit. >> i see sadness when i come here >> reporter: not

this is long wharf right here, which is which is where people think that rochambeau landed. this building is the colony house, and the baptist church would have been right about here. so the. looking up from the from the wharf straight up to the colony house is a very imposing view. it's a beautiful building. the british use this building as a hospital during the during their occupation of newport. the french did not a lot of people assume that the french use that building as a hospital, but no diary. none of the french diaries actually talk about the the the colony house other than saying it's a village. it's a grand state building. it's a beautiful public building. so that's about the extent of it. they don't talk about it as a hospital. when russia arrived, one of everybody thinks that they were welcomed with a big brass band and lots of, you know, lots of troops massed on the on the shore and everything. russia always severely disappointed, he said nobody was there. if you read general heath's diary, general heath, as the continental army commander of the new england are

ken wharf is a former scotland yard royalty elite protection officer who joins me now.guarding an event of this magnitude in the age of terror? >> well, what i can say is that working with scotland yard as i did for 16 years within the the queen's service for 35 years, working for the late diana, princess of wales, had the extreme privilege of coordinating the security of westminster abbey for her funeral. and what we've seen today has been a combination of working with what we've all heard of now, these operation bridges, which is a code word for the security program for members of the royal family. it was operation london bridge which is an operation that's been going on for decades, and the queen herself, as we know, has been very much involved in the finality of this operation. stuart: well, how -- have they martialed just about every police officer in britain and troops coming into this as well and intelligence services? are the entire resources of the country geared towards the security of this event? >> well, absolutely. the actual policing numbers are in excess

and of course, that figure is expect the wharf today by the number of people we are expecting to be liningter. and of course, the river from behind me, waiting for their chance to pay their respects. i can tell you already, many of the streets around this area have been closed. there is a heavy security presence, because, of course, this is a large scale security operation as well. but many people will be getting for the chance to pay the respects as well. but as you also mentioned, for their chance to catch a glimpse of their new monarch, king charles iii, we'll be following the queen's coffin on foot as it makes its way through the procession, alongside his son william, the prince of wales, and harry the duke of sussex. >> built in ten 97 by the son of william the conquer, westminster hall hosted trials of charles the first and guy fox, of course, henry the eighth coronation banquet, and even tutor tennis matches as i am told. it has a storied history. it is the hall that the queen's body will lie in for the next four days. nada, thank you. away from the pomp and pageantry of this week's

many of us never thought the possibility of even going to fishermans wharf underground would be seenin our lifetime and the reality is, it could be. so, i'm looking at being optimistic and hopeful of the future and we're going to be inconvenienced a little bit in the process. >> i may said earlier -- we were joined by the lieutenant governor of california and she had to go but she was with us earlier, so we have our shared values at the state level, thank you, david for being here, at the federal and state local level. >> [audience question] >> well, what i say is the transit is important, not only for those who ride it but it's also in the national interest. the more people choose transit, the more people have excellent access to transit and the stronger or economy and it's no less a part of our fight against climate change than ev's or anything else we're doing to make sure we prevent the worst climate outcomes so in addition to supporting local communities and being proud and thankful for the action that the speakers and congress and president and others took to get transit going

so and we're open to receive randall scott from the fisherman's wharf community benefit district saysme of year labor day. and then we've got some dream force and the conventions and then fleet week is going to be big this year. all of those visitors need places to stay, alex bashing from san francisco's hotel council says labor day in particular is a great time to get away to san francisco with warm weather elsewhere. we have eighties. i think that we're going to be experiencing next week and from now until fleet week, we actually have the best weather the world has to offer. the hotel council says tourism from many asian countries continues to lag, but european and domestic visits are picking up and hotels in san francisco are offering competitive rates to help draw visitors. the hotels are hoping for full rooms for the fall. in the month of september, especially during the dream force convention is definitely very close to fully occupied, and what's wonderful is not just the hospitality industry that benefits all of us hospitality, experts say. as we see more visitors, the benefits

he oversees highly populated tourist areas like the embarcadero and fisherman's wharf where this happens all too often. and he says cause is a danger to pedestrians and people with disabilities. if passed this a fine would be divided between the companies and the customer who is caught improperly writing or parking on a sidewalk since last july. the municipal transportation authority cited bird spin and lime 12,000 times altogether. more than a million dollars in fines. but explains people have been repeating those mistakes so they should take on at least half of that cost of the citation. >> i want to reform behavior and get these people to stop writing our sidewalks and endangering inconveniencing our pedestrians. and so if part of the fine is passed onto the consumer, they are going to realize that it comes with a price to write in our sidewalk. >> the resolution would also force the scooter companies to use existing technology known as fencing to prevent the scooter from driving on sidewalks or they'll have to shut down their operations. the board will take a vote sometime later this