that means there's no such thing as good black, because it can come back through the cannes op yip. the firefighters cannot relax, they can't trust the training in the same way they used to be able to. without the moisture in the plants, the fire doesn't have to use a lot of energy, meaning it has more energy to continue to move at a faster and more intense rate. >> the incident commander says the new behaviour overmatched local resources. >> like with all the other fires in the county, dry fuels, automatically had spotfires over the place, overwhelming the amount of resources on the initial order. it totally changed the tactics. getting people out of harm's way. >> firefighters can do their job safely and keep us safe when they are safe, when it lines up with what they no about fires. the fires are of a new breed, born of new conditions and they are withining the fight. >> antonio, fire-fighters are hopeful that because the weather turned. there's a tiny bit of rain and winds died down, that this may take a turn for the better. three-quarters of the largest fires in the history of

yip, yip, yahoo!. you know me, i'm science 101, big-time guy. you know it, i'm all in.orrupted by the current regime. i want to find out what they're going to tell us. okay, flowing water on mars, if we're even to believe that, what are they going to tell us that means? that's what i'm going to wait for. this news that there is flowing water on mars is somehow going to find its wait into a technique to advance the leftist agenda. i don't know what it is. i would assume it would be something to do with global warming and maybe there was once an advanced civilization. if they say they found flowing water, next they're going to find a graveyard. >> scientists believe mars once had oceans. they said one reason to study the planet is it could provide insight into what's happening here on earth. today limbaugh took issues with that thought. >> if there was once all that water on mars, and there is a lot of water here on earth, what's going to happen to our ocean? how did the water varnish? my point is, they're presenting all this stuff to you as fact just like they're present

they've gotten over the yips and they're just excited now. >> we're excited about this weather. the fall is officially here. the temperatures reflected that this morning. still cool. but this afternoon, it was like the beginning of summer with 80 degree temperatures. guess what, this trend in general is going to continue for a couple of weeks, even though it cools down a bit for the weekend. the the weather remains nice for the pope's visit both thursday, friday, even into saturday when he gets down to philadelphia. the rain pretty much stays away yet again. st. patrick's cathedral is his first stop tomorrow when he awry arrives here. temperatures will be in the mid-70s. it's going to be an 80-degree day again tomorrow. he's pretty busy. and the temperatures will be comfortable then as well. 60s to around 70 degrees. if you're going to be in east harlem at 4:00 on friday, mid-70s. it's a little bit cooler on friday compared to the next couple of days. central park though is lovely. it's dry. temperatures in the 70s by the time it gets to madison square garden. right now across l

over the weekend a taxi yip driver was killed. setting up days of violence, leaving 40 dead, scored injured. 500 prisoners escaped from the main gaol. as bad as things are in bangui it pails in comparison. hundreds, if not thousands are killed. we are scratching the surface. we are travelling out in the bush and we are coming across villages in which civilians are killed, homes burnt and stuff is not documented. >> on monday, protesters marched to the presidential palace and demand the interim president resign and the central african republic berearmed and diploid. >> the u.n. backed country accused former president and his allies of trying to take her power away. when rebels took over the government, they assassinated demack racy and the country is reel fromming the consequences. >> let's speak to the deputy head of the u.n. coordinator. thank you very much for speaking to al jazeera. tell us about the situation today in the central african republic. there have been days of violence, of course, several people killed. is it calmer

the flooding and actually developed from that hearing a working group in two ideas come out of that yipping the ideas that are moving forward one is to customize the puc flood grant program to mediate the niece of local businesses and restaurants this guess something the puc is doing i'm grateful to the general manager and staff for the work and the second idea was in issue of a fee waiver waving fee subsidies if those projects involved a minor encroachment and, of course, the puc and my office has been working with the property owners in this neighborhood it make that happen and you know when you look at this is congressman california exempting those from annual fee subsidies make it easier for the small businesses and tenants to pursue swayed their property owners to apply for grants from the public works it will also incentivizes the floodwater grant program to encourage property owners to lower the risk of damage harm and storm events and finally to ease the burden on the public works when people participant in the program in their running their funded have to going through this process

yip is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak seeing none, public comment is closed colleagues an information motion for this item thank you motion by supervisor kim to with a positive recommendation and this that is an unanimous decision this motion moves forward mr. clerk, call item number 2. >> item number 2 an issuance amending the planning code by the transportation sustainability fee for the application of the existing transportation fee for the homeless shelters from the transportation fee making the members to the area plan fee in the building code. >> thank you very much let's see supervisor wiener anything you, you want to say on item 2. >> thank you very much madam chair this item is an important revamp item transformation of our approach in san francisco to transit impact fees we've had transit fees for 35 years but it is limited in its scope it is never applied to residential and been broad exemption so we it is - a very important step forward for the funding and transportation system and seeking a board look at the extent to develop should be assessed fees in supp

like, you know, yipping around barking. it was quite disconcerting actually. >> in fact, just this week, at pine lake and stern grove, a coyote killed a seven pound dog. >> reporter: fed up, they hired mary polieri to get rid of the coyotes and today, she gave them an update on your progress. >> have you been successful in diverting them? >> yes, they are responding to the placards. >> reporter: she is talking about these placards. they look like everyday menu boards. but when mary sets them out, the placards confuse the coyotes and throw them off their usual roaming path. >> they will do the same thing over and over again. until the population disperses. >> reporter: they appear to be working. the red dot shows sightings from weeks ago. but, check this out. the green dots are recent sightings. all clustered outside the neighborhood. >> that mikes me feel better. >> reporter: even with improvement, experts say everyone should keep expectations realistic. >> you will see coyotes from time to time, but not as frequently in th

yip is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak seeing none, public comment is closed colleaguesinformation motion for this item thank you motion by supervisor kim to with a positive recommendation and this that is an unanimous decision this motion moves forward mr. clerk, call item number 2. >> item number 2 an issuance amending the planning code by the transportation sustainability fee for the application of the existing transportation fee for the homeless shelters from the transportation fee making the members to the area plan fee in the building code. >> thank you very much let's see supervisor wiener anything you, you want to say on item 2. >> thank you very much madam chair this item is an important revamp item transformation of our approach in san francisco to transit impact fees we've had transit fees for 35 years but it is limited in its scope it is never applied to residential and been broad exemption so we it is - a very important step forward for the funding and transportation system and seeking a board look at the extent to develop should be assessed fees in support

yip. okay, next speaker, please. >> i live near this apartment. this year i have had a chance to we knew it was supposed to be a freeway. it's evident, it's more cars and they come close during high morning and evening hours. it's impossible. current planning and construction with more high rises. with people with the cars. these people in the high rises don't give access to the bart station, not to the cal trains. they will use cars and it will again be more cars. there is very high pricing in san francisco. you can see the prices. the prices will never go down. there is enough globalization in san francisco. the streets in san francisco -- by car. that will happen if you continue to approve high rises in san francisco. thank you for your attention. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes, my name is jarrod faulkner. i'm not for this appeal, but i can tell you about merced. the management is horrible. they have shown so much bad faith and so many hands it's a joke. i was part of the residents associations of the merced

they make up a very important constituency base of the democratic party yip. so attacking organised labour is the way of reducing the voice of working people, and has the derivative impact of weakening the democratic party as it competes, statewide and in national elections. what labour does is critical. >> do you agree, stanley? >> well, yes. i definitely agree that the political mobilization efforts of organised labour have been important to the success of officials. they side with organised labour. the doctor said they could be compelled with fees to a union, and theion can use the money. the only way that is stopped is if the worker is ready to have a second objection to his money going into politics that he disagrees with, and the worker goes to court to stop this. that is a reason why organised labour was able to pour into politics. most of the 1.7 million was contributions to candidates, most spent on phone banks, get out the vote ties. salaries for officials doing politics part time and tul time. candidates ready to go along and get labour support are

for the first time in 30 years the party yip's leadership is in the hands of the hard left politician. analyst credit the devastating lose to david cameron's conservative party back in may >>> california is re-engineering a medical marijuana injury to take it commercial and heavily taxed. last night legislators approved sweeping changes to the nation's oldest medical marijuana system. doctors will let the doctors now that the state licences growers, distributors and sellers and test products for consumer safety. the laws will go in effect in 2017, that's the expectation. next year californians may vote on legalizing recreational marijuana. in year's episode of third rail. imran garda and his panel discuss whether i.s.i.l. troops that change their mind before committing acts against the u.s., should be fully prosecuted. here is a preview. >> i think the operative decision he made once there was not to do this. and i think that has to be considered when he comes home, and this issue of the message. there are many young people, yes, in the united states, in britain and other places that

over the weekend, the taxi yip driver was killed. that set off days of fighting in the street, leaving 40 dead, scores injured, and tens of thousands leaving the capital. in the play-off, some 500 prisoners escaped from the gaol. >> as pad as thinks are in bangui, it pails to what is happening in the middle east. they were only scratching the surface and documenting that. we are travelling out in the bush, and we are coming across villages in which civilians have been killed. homes burned and stuff is not documented. >> on monday, protesters marched to the presidential palace. demanding the president resign and the central african army be armed and deployed. >> they have accused former president and his allies of trying to take her power away. but they said when rebels took over the government in 2013, they assassinated democracy, and the country is reeling from the consequences. >>> government forces in burkina faso are forcing areas beyond a short-lived coup. the army accuses the presidential quart of not laying down a piece deal.

i love him, 18 years old, but my goodness he had the yips. >> i didn't have to remind swag kelly.. boys in blue. >> ole miss, blowing out alabama for the second year in a row. >> it was great, great fun. we're here now. great respect for the alabama program. i think we're 42-11-2 against them or something like that. but i've never seen quite in the excitement like this. it's like ohio state, michigan state, hotty toddy. >> what is it like being on the podium. >> i don't know. vanderbilt this weekend then florida. going to be at both of those, very excited. hotty toddy. >> i appreciate you fly to the games. one thing that connects to us humanity and each other, it is passion, it is especially the passion for college football which is unparalleled. >> to place batter in all the world than saturday in the grove in the fall and you're comping. you and your husband are comping to have the hotty toddyier and experience. she's coming. not telling you wren because there will be security. if you love shrimp like i love shrimp, red lobster's endless shrimp... ...is kind of a big deal. it's

yip. okay, next speaker, please. >> i live near this apartment. this year i have had a chance to we knew it was supposed to be a freeway. it's evident, it's more cars and they come close during high morning and evening hours. it's impossible. current planning and construction with more high rises. with people with the cars. these people in the high rises don't give access to the bart station, not to the cal trains. they will use cars and it will again be more cars. there is very high pricing in san francisco. you can see the prices. the prices will never go down. there is enough globalization in san francisco. the streets in san francisco -- by car. that will happen if you continue to approve high rises in san francisco. thank you for your attention. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes, my name is jarrod faulkner. i'm not for this appeal, but i can tell you about merced. the management is horrible. they have shown so much bad faith and so many hands it's a joke. i was part of the residents associations of the merced

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. >> he had the yips last week but i think he shook it out and now they're ready to party in the pac-t. they looked good and we didn't look great. >> but you got the w and starting 4 or is solid. >> knowing gore to gainesville. what do you think of the-outs. >> i don't like them and never have some never well. >> they're making a big statement. >> i don't like what they did to oregon. they figured out -- they had oregon's number going into the game. they've got some problems not only -- >> oregon. >> oregon has problems. their qb needs to be mentored until he can learn math. >> 60 pitch end on them. >> 62. it's rough. the bruins almost scored that many on arizona. washington wa, wa. >> good look to your bruins. we'll be right back with a nod to this day in hoyt and a look at the final game of one of the greatest professional athletes in american history. >>> on this day in 1960, ted williams stepped up to the plate for the last time. he hit a home run, ending a legendary career spanning more than 20 years with he red sox, nearly two decades earlier to the day, ted williams finished th

the flooding and actually developed from that hearing a working group in two ideas come out of that yipping the ideas that are moving forward one is to customize the puc flood grant program to mediate the niece of local businesses and restaurants this guess something the puc is doing i'm grateful to the general manager and staff for the work and the second idea was in issue of a fee waiver waving fee subsidies if those projects involved a minor encroachment and, of course, the puc and my office has been working with the property owners in this neighborhood it make that happen and you know when you look at this is congressman california exempting those from annual fee subsidies make it easier for the small businesses and tenants to pursue swayed their property owners to apply for grants from the public works it will also incentivizes the floodwater grant program to encourage property owners to lower the risk of damage harm and storm events and finally to ease the burden on the public works when people participant in the program in their running their funded have to going through this process

this is about joke yip. five inches along the carolina coast into the delmarva peninsula, but even as we make our way into the northeast and new england we've got anywhere >>> al is talking rain and so are we as we head through the area. most of the heavy stuff out of the way. watch it on the eastern end of long island and through sections of connecticut. through the day today, scattered showers stay in our forecast. temperatures 76 degrees. mostly cloudy. a strong breeze as well. seven days ahead, big temperature drops in store for us. temperatures into the 50s and we also watch joaquin as we head into and through the weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right. coming up, the science trick that caused willie to have that reaction. so naturally we're getting in on the fun this morning. >> okay. but first ralph lauren is set to step down as ceo of his iconic brand after nearly 50 years and why his replacement is catching you' re unpacking already? sure. (beep) hey... o.k. they' ll do. wake

this is about joke yip.ches along the carolina coast into the delmarva peninsula, but even as we make our way into the northeast and new england we've got anywhere from three to five inches of rain. i'm meteorologist bill henley. scattered showers during the day. and through it all it's going to be warm and muggy. lighter showers today. 70s this afternoon. closer to 80. but, cooler ahead, occasional showers. thursday, 59. as we head into the weekend, here comes wind and potentially heavy rain and this weekend we could feel the effects of roy keenl with rain continues into sunday and monday. >>> have a great day. >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right. coming up, the science trick that caused willie to have that reaction. so naturally we're getting in on the fun this morning. >> okay. but first ralph lauren is set to step down as ceo of his iconic brand after nearly 50 years and brand after nearly 50 years and why his replacement is catching brand after nearly 50 years and why his replacement i

the flooding and actually developed from that hearing a working group in two ideas come out of that yipping the ideas that are moving forward one is to customize the puc flood grant program to mediate the niece of local businesses and restaurants this guess something the puc is doing i'm grateful to the general manager and staff for the work and the second idea was in issue of a fee waiver waving fee subsidies if those projects involved a minor encroachment and, of course, the puc and my office has been working with the property owners in this neighborhood it make that happen and you know when you look at this is congressman california exempting those from annual fee subsidies make it easier for the small businesses and tenants to pursue swayed their property owners to apply for grants from the public works it will also incentivizes the floodwater grant program to encourage property owners to lower the risk of damage harm and storm events and finally to ease the burden on the public works when people participant in the program in their running their funded have to going through this process