it has the effect of effectively pitting cities against cities. i lived in connecticut for the last two years. i grew up in connecticut. connecticut is having lot of trouble these days. connecticut is a state of small cities. i like small cities. i grew up in one. i think they are in many ways more livable and humane than the bigger cities. but major companies and the sort of young driven 20 somethings who they want to hire, don't necessarily want to live in small cities when there's a much bigger city available. so what is happening to connecticut cities especially have ones lucky enough to yale university has been a , kind of departure. this has happened to connecticut suburbs as well. for instance, the city of hartford was historically the insurance capital of the united states. it was where wallace stephen sold insurance and wrote poetry. it's a beautiful city with a beautiful art museum, literary tradition, sits on the river, and so on. but companies don't want to be based there anymore. recently, one of the last major insurance companies pow

across the city. in a message posted on twitter , the office of mayor bill de blasio said -- "you are not alone. if you face legal problems, we'll be right there with you." at a news conference, mayor de blasio urged president trump not to mess with fellow new yorkers. >> we are here to stand by each and every one of them. .0,000 new yorkers this morning, we are putting -- they were put in our crosshairs. they are our neighbors, our friends, our colleagues, family membmbers. we stand with allll 30,000 dreamers here in new york city and all 800,000 around this country. we are going to stand up to this. new yorkers to not take kindly to anything that affront to fellow new yorkers. we don't take kindly to people being separated out because of who they are. so i have a message for president trump. don'n't mess with your fellow nw yorkers. amy: meanwhile in boston, mayor marty walsh also slammed president trump for rescinding daca. toi can say this honestly the white house, we don't want you here in boston

city. soledad: loretta holmes stayed behind. she mentors students at her alma mater -- detroit's central hi is the city of detroit better off than it was before? lore interviewer: in the 60s? loretta: no. because -- soledad: better than 5 years ago? loretta: than five years ago? i can see the change. i real soledad: change that, for a city with a history of struggle and racial conflict, is long overdue. >> next. the last surviving member of the kerner commission goes back to detroit. >> we said racism right out loud. >> whye you're here to buy a used car, truck, suv. that's smart. truecar can help. it's great for finding a new car, but you already knew that. it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. so, no matter what you're looking for... there it is. this is how buying a used car should be. this is truecar. ♪ had escalated quickly. as had similar outbreaks around the response was equally swift.

the operation to force the terrorists out of the city reaches its final phase. of the u.s. meets president we'll look at the challenges the diplomats will face. and germany's foreign minister. could be lifted the troops. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our thomas have with us now the syrian army says it has broken islamic states blockade of an air base in the city of. the syrian army managed to break the siege over the military airports here in de desert but let me fantasize something that civilians and syrians all over syria are so had be and they consider it as a moment of triumph on the way to defeat as a leader over this this this soil of the country if you are talking about the military operations state run media reported today that the military operations started by the forces into cemetery in the south was the don't result link with forces holding the airplanes of the air boats. it's all to mention that this is of course the fairest meeting between these forces within nine months and what if their mission i have to mention that this comes onl

entire episode of the syrian army reaching the city of breaking the. isis forces dias forces you know from this base and you know no real resistance is a huge turning point in a sense because suddenly this sort of fearsome enemy you know the battlefield is not able to. you know. in a sense incredible. how do you say. operation the forces that had been separated from the main city about months ago are now liberated they've been through terrible ordeal themselves as well. forces are pretty much those are the three major inside the city are pretty much trapped between the advancing syrian forces river and so liberating the city itself shouldn't really take much that. is new on bus the to the u.s. has taken office at a time of strained relations between the countries and italy on top of presented his credentials to president trump in the oval office samir khan reports now on the challenges that the new us there will face well a much anticipated meeting between russia's recently appointed ambassador to the u.s. and u.s. president donald trump has taken plac

these two are ambassadors for the city. they met when one was a juggler and the other a gymnast and together they became a social media sensation with their urban acrobatic antics. we tried to put ljubljana on the map with our videos. you can imagine us running ina with our videos. you can imagine us running in a circle onboard, we would run a building. and you've done that? yeah. they have good reason to keep the city centre, which doubles as the performance space, speak and span and they've been part of the efforts to keep it that way. cheering thank you! the whole of slovenia is cleaned up and the river, they have divers. and you've taken a big part in those campaigns? yeah. we try to help. we are strong, so we list all of the heavy stuff, help them to keep it clean and keep it on the next level. citywide cleanups and specialist waste disposal point help the capital with the accolade of being europe's greenest city in 2016 and the two are keen to encourage other locals and tourists to see the potential in ljubljana's spr

the devastated current not only for the city but old childhood florida. switching gears now at least three hundred thousand rohingya muslims have fled meum are over the past two weeks this according to the united nations refugee say the military has burned down their villages although the government denies this. it. was. i was bleeding and could not even lift my hand i had to find a stick. i will be with the people who came here after breaching here i was taken to the hospital. was. a military crackdown has dealt a blow to the reputation of the country's de facto leader on song suu kyi previously earned a global respect for campaigning for democracy and it won the nobel prize for her nonviolent struggle for human rights officials around the world have called for her to be stripped of that prize however the nobel committee says it cannot be revoked and here is a look at how the prestigious award is sometimes accused of being politically motivated. the nobel peace prize is supposed to honor those who have done the most for fraternity between nations their b

mexico city's mayor says buildings collapsed in 44 places just in the city limits. the rescue efforts are paying off. at least 60 people have been pulled from the rubble. here's abc news report er dania backus with a look at the destruction. >> reporter: the terrifying images showing the power of the 7.1 earthquake. and this newsroom ceiling lights swing uncontrollably as one man steadies himself against the wall. and in a restaurant at mexico city's airport tourists take cover under a table. >> earthquake. >> the whole building was shaking for like five whole minutes. people just running in every direction. >> reporter: one american tourist describing the chaos. >> walls started falling down. people were screaming. people were crying. >> reporter: outside buildings rocking so forward glass from a window falls to the ground. light poles shake violently. from the air a clear picture of the devastation. more than two dozen buildings collapsed with reports of some children inside. "i was trapped on the third floor," says this woman. "we tried to get out and the people

curfew in our city. so that is going to span from the night, saturday september night, from 10am, until sunday, september ten at six a.m.. so we are asking that all residents stay in doors. that means vehicular traffic, pedestrian traffic, we are asking that all residents stay in doors, just to make sure that we are maximising our level of safety in oui’ maximising our level of safety in our city. thank you very much. thousands of people have attended the manchester arena tonight for its first event since the bomb attack which killed 22 people. among the acts playing at the benefit gig are noel gallagher's high flying birds, and rick astley. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. manchester arena — back, open for business. there is heightened security with armed police and after the show, a cordon will be in place around the arena. but that wasn't stopping those going in from having fun. even if many were experiencing mixed emotions. obviously there is, like, a little bit of scaredne

in film noir, the american city is dark, and anonymous, and frightening. people are not what they seem. you can trust no—one. everyone is out for themselves. it is no place for the innocent. yes, i know, i‘m... i‘m being foolish. in doa, dead on arrival, frank bigelow makes the mistake of leaving his small home town and his girlfriend for a sneaky vacation in san francisco. within hours, he has been fatally poisoned, and is tearing around the city trying to find his killer. i‘m adam smith, a historian of america, and in this programme, i‘m going to investigate what film noir, and its sharp contrast between corrupt city and innocent small town, can tell us about america today. after 1945, americans moved to the cities, and especially the booming suburbs, in huge numbers. many of them found what they were looking for, but there was also this sense that they had lost the sense of the community they had had in the small towns they‘d left behind. so film noir is not only about the city. it also plays on the contrast with the small town. against this

this is video of that day from 1985 in mexico city. the earthquake measured 8.1 and killed more than 10,000 people and thousands of others were also hurt. >>> we invite you to stay with us with continuing coverage of the quake on air and online. it is the top story on our website. also facebook and twitter pages are updated 24/7. and damian trujillo is heading to mexico city and will be reporting live from the earthquake zone beginning tomorrow. >>> while this is happening we have another natural disaster in the caribbean. hurricane maria. the category 5 storm is hours away from making landfall in puerto rico. on the right side of your screen you see video from san juan with the wind picking up. and this video into our newsroom. transformers in the distance blowing as the storm beginning to roll ashore. jeff ranieri is with us with more. what's the big difference between irma and maria. >> the wind field is growing in size. that's the grim reality that a lot of folks are facing right now. 165 miles an hour right at the center of the st

the city is charred. much of the city is charred at this point. he enters the city and he doesn't go sit on a park bench with his son. that's not the first thing he does. he walks into the city. the city has no white people, essentially in it. all of the confederates have left. they know what's coming. the union troops have secured the city. it's a city of the enslaved and formerly enslaved. and they press around lincoln. as he walks into the city. he can barely get through the crowds. huge spontaneous parade greets him. and he makes a beeline to jefferson davis's office. and he walks into jefferson davis' office. and sits down at his desk and puts his feet up. okay. that's the lincoln who ended the civil war. he entered as a conquering hero. right? he ended the war as the commander in chief. who was there to take possession of the city of richmond. and this is how he's memorialized. because really that's not a an idea of lincoln that would endear richmonders. even 150 years later. so this is an at the same time i would argue in richmond to recon

"god bless the people of mexico city. we are with you and will be there for you.( grant ) this is a story we are going to be following throughout the night... we will bring you updates as new information comes into the kron four newsroom. steve and catherine. it was less than two weeks ago a magnitude 8- point-1 earthquake hit off the mexico coast. at least 98 people died when buildings collapsed in the states of chiapas and oaxaca. the earthquake was the strongest to hit mexico in a century... even stronger than the one that hit near mexico city today. this one caused buildings in the capital to sway... more than 300 miles from the epicenter. it estimated the earthquake destroyed more than 16- thousand homes. ( catherine ) in bay area news... this map tells the story. we're constantly hearing horror stories about just how bad the traffic can be. you're looking at what are said to be the ten worst drives for commuters. and those commute times continue to go up every year. (catherine) our traffic is going from bad to worse

out of mexico city. volunteers continue to sift >>> we continue to follow the latest developments out of mexico city, volunteers continue to sift through rubble of collapsed structures looking for any survivors who still may be trapped since tuesday's earthquake. it really is an all hands on deck operation at these sites, not just search and rescue teams doing all the work. david trujillo is back, caught up with some of the volunteers earlier today. >> reporter: volunteers are forming a human chain, transporting some of the necessities, some of the goods from this location to other areas in mexico city where these goods are needed. there is medicine and water, it's an all-volunteer effort. >>> and we have been live streaming the search and rescue efforts this afternoon. you can watch it for updates in mexico on our website. nbcbayarea.com. >>> and take a look, fighting hate with messages of love. somebody spray-painted some hateful messages in a jewish temple. you can see on the right, they covered it up

city was excited to. have it stalled like this, that's something that we try to address. >> the developer sent statement saying that bank building contained asbestos that is contained in the roof deck and no airborne hazard exists. trc is working closely with the bay area air quality management district to make sure that asbestos will be addressed in the proper manner. trc says that it's is rethinking the project because the future for retail is changing. but city officials say that the demands for retail is still here. >>> well, temperatures are in the 60s and 70s right now in the lunch hour. 65 in half moon bay. around the bay, upper sext to low 70s. warmer spots, going to fairfield at 75. warmer locations will barely hit into the lower 80s. temperatures are down for many, down by 3 degrees in santa rosa. this is the 24-hour temperature change. the lunch hour is a cooler day by five or six degrees. the concord and san jose down by six degrees or so. here is a view from up above. again, looking at mostly

union city was the first city in the united states to create a memorial specifically for the heroes of flight 93. the plane was originally headed to s-f-o... but terrorists hijacked the plane and rerouted it to washington d-c. the people onboard had learned about the attacks on the twin tower from phone calls from family and friends. that's when several people decided to take back control of the plane. 40 passengers and crew were killed when flight 93 crashed in a field outside shanksville, pennsylvania. "in union city for the last 16 years, every september 11th at 10 o'clock in the morning we come together and at 10:03 we have a moment of silence because that we the time the plane crashed into the ground and everybody's life was lost." the name of the 40 people who died that day were ready during the ceremony. the memorial ended at the circle of hope where hand-painted tiles from local children represent a more hopeful future. (grant) coming up, an overnight storm knocks out power to hundreds of people in the south bay. a look at what happened. (vicki) and next - after being closed to

up next, we will tell you which city is competing with other major cities. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 7:54. another bay area community wants to be the home of amazon second head quart hes. vallejo. they want to convince amazon that they deserve to be picked. they expect to invest $5 billion and create as many as 50,000 high-paying jobs. they are looking for a location no more than 30 miles from a population center. it has to be near major highways, mass transit, and an airport. vallejo says it has room on the island for amazon office space. they also -- boasts the most ethnically diverse city in america and the hottest residential real estate market right now. vallejo has stiff competition from san jose, concord, denver and chicago

fire crews from other bay area cities came to san francisco to cover four city firefighters so they could attend today's service. >>> the highway patrol is mourning the loss of one of their own. a veteran officer was killed in a traffic accident this morning as he was riding his motorcycle to work. ktvu's jesse geary tells us james branik worked at the chp inspection scales in san martin. >> reporter: chp investigators measured and collected evidence at the crash site that cost one of their own his life. james branik began his career in 2005 in the san jose office. then he transferred to the scales inspections facility in san martin in 2011. shortly before 6 a.m. branik was riding his bike southbound on monterey road heading into work. at the same time, 47-year-old joseph ketchum was driving his chevrolet pickup truck northbound on monterey. he made a left turn near chester avenue directly in front of branik. the resulting collision caught the attention of an attendant at a nearby gas station. >> this is big noise. i thought something was wrong, a bomb. >> reporter: despite efforts by fir

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in a city with a rich history dating back 1400 years, you might expect a lot of ruins. in the ukrainian capital kiev, however, ruins are not a witness to the city's past, but simply incomplete building projects. whether it's an abandoned sports hall, a rusting bridge, or a partly finished train station, there are more than 200 mere shells of buildings in kiev. for some, they are a blight to the city, while for others, they provide exclusive sites for unusual activities. actually, they should finish it, says this young man, but another part of me says, it's great to climb here. more on that coming up later in the show. there's a stereotype of germans being law abiding and orderly. however, on the spanish island of mallorca -- often jokingly referred to as germany's 17th federal state due to the high number of tourists -- problems are on the rise. neo-nazis displaying racist tattoos and chanting xenophobic slogans are increasingly flocking to the beaches of the capital palma. while it's illegal in germany to perform the nazi salute or display any fascist symbols, there ar

the blockade residents of syria celebrate on the streets as government forces move in to liberate the city has been besieged by islamic state for three years and tens of thousands of mostly. asian countries the minority community struggles against violent state oppression. good evening welcome and watching the international u.s. envoy to the united nations says that washington's patience with north korea is not unlimited and that p.r. nyang it pays to be begging for war nikki haley made the comments during an emergency security council meeting earlier that appeared to end in deadlock is the u.s. dismissed possible plans for deescalating the crisis with more details we can speak with. him washington keeping across events there good evening what was there what else was said during the security council matey. well once again the u.s. has threatened north korea with war saying that came jungmann is begging for a war let's let's take a look. to the members of the security council i must say enough is enough nuclear powers understand their responsibilities kim jong un shows no such understanding

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is alameda's city manager. she says the addition of the new requirement was a deal breaker sotwe decided to not accept the grant funds and stand on principle to protect our citizens.earlier this year, alameda's city council voted to become a sanctuary city and limit cooperation with the federal government's enforcement of immigration law. keimach says that revealing someone's immigration status would violate that policy. she also says that additional requirement wasn't really a surprise.sotwe were actually expecting it because there's been a lot of question about our justice department funds being at risk if we signed a sanctuary city ordinance so i was looking for it.but refusing the federal funds is a mostly symbolic gesture. the city has an annual budget of 249 million dollars and the grant money is a barely a drop in the bucket.sot11,000 is not a significant amount and won't make a difference. it's more the principal of protecting our citizens.finally, keimach says alameda is hoping to team up with

sections of the city. annie mccormick has been looking into the accusations that one company is keeping its horses in bad conditions. what is the latest on this? >> the violations came down this summer but because of the legal process and appeal filed this week, the philadelphia carriage company is operating. the city and animal advocates say they just want the best for the horses. >> everyday on independence mall, you see the company carting tourists through the city. one of the groups, the philadelphia carriage company is facing scathing violations. they received this in august, a final notice and intent to cease operations. this week they filed an appeal. >> when you go to the stable and see some of the conditions of the stable, it's heart wrenching. >> at the urging of animal advocates councilman went to the stables with act, a veterinarian and license and inspections. advocates have kept their eye on the company posting onsites like this. the city violations highlight the conditions of the horses stat

now in mexico city. damien told us a few minutes ago the recovery and search for bodies continues at this late hour. the president of mexico ordered three days of mourning to honor the victims. so far it's 230 people. in a town outside of mexico city, a child's bapttism turned into tragedy when the church collapsed killing the 2 month old and her family. buildings and roads needed to be rebuild will take years. >> the area known as the ring of fire, right here, it's the large basin of the pacific ocean. it's the largest intense earthquake here. seismologists say 80% of earthquakes strike there. it's a 25,000 mile area with the boundary over here that hits smaller plat plates on the edge. the western u.s., the islands and japan, in fact, this morning there was another earthquake that happened on the opposite side of the ring of fire in japan, a 6.1 hit here about 200 miles off the coast. luckily it didn't cause damage. two weeks ago an 8.2 hit off the coast of mexico. a seismologist says in the ring of fi

like if you're running around the city and you spot an obstacle you think. i could do something with that . stuff that gets in your way yeah exactly yeah yeah but there's no inquisitive on this and it's like i'm not in fitness center. you want to do something athletic outside instead of just jogging i don't like jogging anyway i'd rather do this. it makes you stronger that increases your body control and it's a heck of a lot of fun. and that's not the only guy. this is the ideal sport but alex and pater they're both film students and they've been training for the next. video where will they turn out next. to their delight of one of the a lot of older folks i wonder why we run up boys and stuff until they say that's not a sport but i've never heard anyone complain and if we do it right people love the acrobatics. and because. if you get a chance to see the good times crew in person you'll be truly amazed otherwise you'll just have to wait for the next video. or back to berlin which is not only one of the hippest european cities to visit it's also a melting po

the city's mayor previously said that londoners have to learn to live with the threat of terrorism his words came back a year ago and were followed by a deadly wave of violence. you won't succeed if you want to fight us will be caught by terrorists. you will see over the next few days i mean creased number of. across. the attempts to make countless acts of kindness that brought people closer together . and. they continue to be visible patrols around manchester which include the deployment of armed officers. will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days no reason to be a law. both. feet. long that is will see an increased number of visible police. well the british prime minister has now raised the terror threat to its highest level critical with more on how locals have reacted and what the mood is like following the spate of attacks in twenty seventeen his. yet another terrorism related incident in the u.k. a twenty seventeen pandemic of terror with this now the fifth and every attack demands more security measures and public vigilance crowded guar

he says that virtually every city in the country is allowing its officers. says that the absence of pepper spray is hampering police's position to enforce hostile actions. there is concerning about a speech by conservative ben shapiro on thursday. >>> and under a proposed poll circumstances officer was use body cameras to record traffic stops, suspect arrest, dealing with potential suspects with mental healthy cruise and when use a police dog. the for yum start at 6:00 on san pablo avenue. >>> to the north bay where a man and woman are in jail for robbing a bank. police arrested them during a track stop. they are suspected to rob a wells fargo on west napa street in san jose. they may be linked to several other attempted robberies. they are being held on $500,000 bail each. >>> fire investigators are looking for a suspected arsonist after several suspicious fires sparked up in antioch. contra costa authorities say there were five fires sunday night happening in an area about a mile long. the first one happened at 5:30, the last one at 11:30 p.m. one fire bur

the city is competing for amazon's new headquarters. this week a team of city leaders flew from philly to amazon's current headquarters in seattle to see firsthand what the company is looking for and to make their pitch. the delegation just returned this afternoon. we're joined live from the airport to get the inside scoop. >> reporter: it's a full-court press from the city's perspective to entice amazon to build a headquarters here and this trip to seattle really helped the city improve its pitch. a little over an hour ago, the team of six returned to philadelphia after spending three days in seattle. city staffers could not speak directly to amazon's executives but they scheduled meetings with developers and strategists to learn more about the company, how it operates, its needs and impact on the seattle community. amazon is looking for build its second headquarters in north america. amaz amazon wants to invest $5 billion. after this visit, philadelphia leaders say it's the city's mass transit, colleges and universities and proximity

augustine church in center city. special agents gathered to honor collogues lost in the line of duty and during that service names of the fallen were read to make sure those men and women will never be forgotten. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news", it was the punch felt around the region and now the alleged suspect goes to court and there is high drama what he told the court that made the judge, decide to set a trial date right away, a live report at 5:30. >>> new scam targets new home buyers abe it can leave them penny less, jim donovan explains how to avoid this real estate scam. >>> tis the season for scare and terror behind the walls at eastern state penitentiary is back and better then ever and we are giving you behind the scenes tour and i'm getting a scary make >>> halloween isn't too far away so now is the good time to start getting, spooked a little bit. >> ease in to it; and, terror behind the walls, and, victoria wood it is live in fairmount. what did you to with tori. >> guys, do i look scary? i am really

manchester city have missed out on a key target, alexis sanchez. there is also a bitter disappointment in alexis sanchez‘s camp, because he thought he was going to become a mentor is a city player. that is because a conditional agreement had been reached between arsenal and manchester city. conditional wire? because arsenal needed to sign a replacement, thomas lemar of monaco. however, thomas lemar turned the deal done, and that is where the whole story collapses. his refusal tojoin arsenal whole story collapses. his refusal to join arsenal meant that they were unwilling to sanction the departure of alexis sanchez to manchester city. he was at the club and become free agent next summer, when he could join manchester city, but for now, arsenal will keep him, and hope that he will help them to success this season. tottenham have completed the signing of paris st—germain defender serge aurierfor a fee in the region of $30 million. the 24—year—old ivory coast right—back has signed a five—year contract until 2022. swansea have re—signed st

and you'll notice that the red is at the city's center, the core of the city. and so the government started to promote, by giving loans and incentivizing in other ways the development at the fringes of the city, which happened at the expense of the city center. and it also began the process of associating inner cities, city centers as the neighborhoods of decline, and similarly, that those neighborhoods are decline were the neighborhoods in which african-americans disproportionately lived. and these ideas would become linked in a way that was hard to -- that would be hard to entangle for a very long time. following up on the homeowners' loan corporation, another even bigger an more important new deal program known as the fha, federal housing administration which becomes a huge part of the post war boom. it makes home loans much more affordable and goes even further than the holc in providing ensuring private lones that will provide very long-term loans with very little down payments, often less than so10% was neede. this similarly, operated in a way that promot

city a. pretty. big. construction site. that. devastated part not only for the city. hall the. park and i am a has prompted one of the largest evacuations in u.s. history with over six million people being told to leave the state of florida heavy downpours and strong winds have already left a trail of devastation along the eastern caribbean islands the southern coast is already being battered by the storm with the first u.s. casualty a man who lost control of his truck due to the winds reported. the work of tank traces being on it in russia today to mark the event on t.v. if a trying to find out what it's like to be in the driving seat of another russian army staff or battle tanks. there's a battle ready frank quite all the training range but before i get close to it i have to test the dog to rein myself. you know. we don't like that living but i call. in. one of my goals is a test drive to see if a person with a regular license like myself can get this t. a t. go in. the driver's seat is right here. here we go. in this dirt everywhere. trust me there is not much room in here.

the city they choose stands to gain 50,000 jobs. no word when they will make the decision.>>> from the sexual subway -- there's been a lot of construction all over san francisco. >> businesses say it is hurting their bottom line. some financial help is now on the way.>> reporter: the i cactus restaurant has been very in barriers dirt and noise for two years. while crews make way for the new central subway. >> we saw some challenges.>> reporter: it is cooking inside businesses -- have seen failed -- sales slip. >> we are seeing a level of major projects.>> reporter: the mayor has implemented the construction mitigation program. free one-on-one consulting to help merchants where construction has hurt business. >> to see the investment the city can make to help them realize goals today during construction.>> reporter: new signage and new technology upgrades or how to address a lack of part -- parking. >> i am down 20% each month. we have lost a couple businesses.>> reporter: the new vision project designed to make the streets safer is

the city wools is a willed cultural heritage site the city was already a popular tourist destination before nine hundred ninety since the end of the croatian war it's rapidly developed into a magnet for visitors april to october sees an average of one point seven million tourists up to fifteen thousand on some days most arriving on cruise ships. would only cause me some that for example should not get out on their cars the substrate. putting out because i just don't only. see it come back amazing that. i miss it a stunningly it doesn't. just called it in the moment only couple of us on this national get out of. the sun was. coming. in africa. that acma be all going to change their question not just the diagram on it how it was facing but it's. not really. what i was really sad to go to bed to go to some of those real emotional induced through sleeman i feel more you only can i would she feel. it in the most she it the much of this will be able to. see me this will start of course it was all to all some little me but to be the epitome of a i'm not a new good in aerobic would never pic

city of st louis overnight thirty two people were arrested and ten offices were injured. demonstrates just throwing rocks and vandalizing them there is. enough for former police found not guilty of murdering a black man back in twenty eleven to tell you kind of around one thousand protests is built an intersection in the city's downtown area and gathered in front of the local police department to get some pepper spray that was then use trying to spin them. banks was following the demonstrations protests have erupted and the city of st louis and the national guard is on standby following the acquittal of former police officer jason stokely thirty six year old stokely was charged with first degree murder in the case of twenty four year old anthony lamar smith shortly after the verdict was passed down several hundred protesters reportedly blocked a highway ramp and popular intersection near the courthouse as they march through the city local news reports police deployed pepper spray against several protesters and the early afternoon this verdict was handed down even despite

the city is looking for ways that the death could have been prevented. san francisco set up several air-conditioned shelters for anyone that felt they needed to get out of the heat in the city. >>> it is 4:33 am. >>> the news -- noose found of the campus of the alamein high school leading to the investigation into the hate crime, and it was found near the tennis courts tuesday afternoon. the rope came from privacy screens on the fence at the school and the parents were notified within one hour of the incident.>> seeing the noose was hurtful . we see the climate happening around the country, and we understand. when i heard that, it was hurtful, and then you go into protection mode for your son, because you care about their safety. >> there are no suspects and they are hoping anyone with information or that has surveillance video will call them. >>> a northbay man facing felony charges for allegedly shooting the deer and font -- fawn grazing in the front yard. >> they come down here and across the driveway.>> reporter: they've been living on the street for

even as he declares the city is open for business. all of this as families brace for a heartbreaking homecoming. tonight, a tale of two cities. one, open for business. the other still flooded. here in west houston, a crowd at the water's edge. >> who needs to go to the paramount apartments? okay, come on, you're on my list. >> reporter: nonstop rescues including this family with a small child. city officials today urging anyone in west houston with water in their homes to get out now. warning releases from nearby reservoirs could keep as many as 20,000 homes flooded for up to two weeks or more. >> we cannot spend the next 14, 15, 16 days being a water taxi service when we still have so much to do, so much work to do from a public safety standpoint. >> reporter: it's not just the police. coordinating this fleet of rescue boats, two friends who just wanted to help. if this is not your neighborhood, why are you here? >> because these people need help. >> that's right. we're texans, that's what we do. >> reporter: houston is relying on pe

it was the very first city hall that the city actually built itself to be the government seat. there was the metropolitan police department here, the municipal courts. for us, it was an adaptive reuse of an old building. so, we respected the exterior of the building. we added a very modest neon sign on the outside, but, really, the magic is on the inside, where we really transformed the building and zappified it, as we like to say. >> and that they did. not only does it not look like a courthouse and city hall anymore, it doesn't look like any corporate office you've ever seen. the unique zappos culture has taken over. in all the days i've practiced law, i remember walking in here, and i remember what was here -- a lot of the city attorneys and things like that. and now another extension of zappos -- walk into a room that is full of stuffed animals. we have these plastic balls. we have zebras. >> this is just part of our culture. >> there are some things from the old building that zappos couldn't resist leaving alone, like the decor of the company gym. this is the old holding t

with more from mexico city. hundreds of residents in mexico city are ready to spend the night out in the open. they've got food. everything that is needed for a night like this. one of the strongest to hit mexico but it was great. this is because. it was hundred meters from the. time because it was so close in. time to buildings and that's why some people. came out to say that. affected. everyone to work together to come together in times like. that. is what we. turn our attention to africa kenya supreme court is juta hand judgment on why president kenyatta his reelection last month supporters of the governing party protested outside the court building to demand the judges from the opposition leader. claimed there was widespread voter fraud in the poll body has called for a meeting with both candidates. correspondent stephanie decker following that story for us live. in nairobi what do we think we can get from this judgement today stephanie. you mentioned we're going to get those details what exactly were the pa

suburbs own exist the word suburb is beneath the city. it's related to the city. it's seen as a kind of nowhere's land between city and rural. i was thinking about this the other day. you know, we think about culture as maybe being urban or rural, "yaz" music, hip-hop, those are historically very urban kind of fors of art. and maybe country music or folk art, we think about rural america as having a very a culture that's very obvious to us and one we would recognize. but what is suburban music? suburban art? suburban culture? these kinds of things? it can be hard to identify and people who are from the suburbs may be not those of us who think they're utopians or drew who loves growing up there, but you know, people are often embarrassed to be from suburbs and i say this because at the beginning of the semester, i often ask students where they're from and somebody will say bat more. i'll say oh, i know baltimore. well, what neighborhood? and it turns out they live in some podunk town you know, 25 miles outside of baltimore. or you know, there are 8 million people w

. >> the city had ten years to say wait a minute, this wasn't the deal. they didn't do that. >> reporter: now the lions club is suing the city after the staff asked pg and e to turn off the power. >> they say it was a safety issue given the proximity of homes to that area given the eucalyptus trees and the drought. >> reporter: but the lions club says it was a dirty move. >> they don't want to follow the law for acquiring property. they want to essentially twist the lions' club arm by taking property away. >> reporter: but the city says the time for a friendly chat has come and gone. >> the city is committed to seeing the removal of the cross. >> reporter: the city claims it did try to negotiate with the lions club when neighbors started calling about it. inalbenny, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> stay with us. meteorologist sandy patel is up next with the latest on the forecast. it's going to be warm again. >>> and pop star ed sheeran cancels an appearance and says it's all about the noise curfew. we'll explain that. >>> the top organization of latino pr

i heard the police response to my complaint, this is a big city. yes, it is and murder is more important than jay walking. of but we're not talking about removing the homicide detectives from the big case. that's why we have traffic cops. traffic cops who, if reasonably alert and properly stationed, could probably write up legitimate tickets by monday afternoon to cover their salary for the whole week, i spend a fair amount of time with the pi can always count on seeing a long row of cars parked along the shoulder of the road waiting for their arrival. right underneath the signs saying, do not park here. every once in awhile, a police car will drive by, flash its lights and i'm too lazy to use the cell phone lot crowd but never an actual ticket no. really enforcement. look, following and enforcing basic traffic rules certainly isn't the most important issue facing this city. it's not like it's a matter of life and death until it is. only in philly. >>> happening today, planes are fueled up ready to fly for the flying with air show. flying w air sho

fairfield 63, the city 73 brentwood 71, the city is 73. how often do you see that? very rarely. 60s on the peninsula to 70. 71 over in union city temperatures are running eight, 1012 degrees warmer than 24 -- ten, 12 degrees warmer. livermore is plus ten. we're starting off warmer. 63 in month ray and there's the offshore direction. cloud cover from tropical storm lydia is moving north. some could arrive maybe late sunday into monday. 90s near 100. and santa rosa 110, that would tie the all time high set twice. all time high in is one115. if it turns saturday afternoon, it will drop 30 degrees. >> i think everyone will rejoice in that. most of us anyway. >>> a major development from tesla. electric cars to solar roofs. production starts on new tesla projection. projects. how your clothes smell can say a lot abut you. that's why new downy protect and refresh conditions fibers to... ...lock out odors. new downy protect and refresh. >>> it is major break through for tesla. the electric car company started making cells for its solar roof tiles. they look similar to regu

city officials think they can work out a solution. a final decision could come in the next couple of weeks. >>> in response to recent hepatitis a outbreaks in san diego and los angeles counties, san francisco is taking steps to prevent the disease from spreading in the city. a nonprofit group is partnering with glide memorial church to host two free hepatitis a vaccine events. they will be held today and next friday at glide church on ella street. hepatitis a is a highly infectious disease that attacks the liver, spreading mostly among homeless population but the epidemic has infested nearly 15,000 people in san diego county, 17 have died. >>> responding to hurricane- devastated puerto rico. is the federal response good enough? >>> after making changes requested by the lbgt group, the state education seeks the approval of a new group of textbooks. >>> a california panel is recommending that ten families of textbooks receive approval after incorporating dozens of changes requested by lbgtle lbgt groups. the state board of education wil

and across the country. >> yeah. >> cities will want that. welcome back to mornings on 2, friday, september 8. i'm pam cook. >> and

out of the city was a dangerous helicopter trip. thank you thank. you but he's. going to have a job at the bottom of. the situation seemed hopeless until now. well this is the final chapter of the battle of daters or elements of the syrian military have broken the siege they have reached the defenders taking thousands of square kilometers from isis in brutal battles you could have predicted that the syrian military would reach their resort in such a short time but it's evidence again that isis in syria is crumbling while isis is weakened on the retreat they would fold they will be plenty of brutal battles ahead but this is a turning point by breaking the siege of datasource the syrian government has won one of its most significant victories during the civil war reportedly isis puts up stiff resistance as the syrian military approached the city they sent more than fifty suicide car bombs in order to impede the advancing military units russian air force had to carry out hundreds of ash strikes on isis targets there intrenchments their bases as well as bomb making f

out of the city it was a dangerous trip. thank you. mckinney. but he's in new. york. the situation seemed hopeless until now is the final chapter of the battle of the elements of the syrian military have broken the siege they have reached to defend taking thousands of square kilometers from. brutal battle you could have predicted that the syrian military would reach did resort in such a short time but evidence again that isis in syria. crumbling while isis is on the retreat fold it will be plenty of brutal battles ahead but this is the turning point by breaking the siege of data the syrian government has won one of its most significant victories during the civil war reportedly isis put up resistance as the syrian military approached the city sent more than fifty suicide car bombs in order to impede the advancing military units russian forces had to carry out hundreds of air strikes on isis targets there intrenchments their bases as well as ball making factories weapons factories more than that the russian navy launched a salvo of cruise missiles that isis targets and

has been cleared the army is pushing i saw militants from the skirts of the city. president to earn one hundred shrugged off nato as concerns over unto his purchase of a russian missile defense system he's saying is that his country is taking care of itself and its security. good they weren't crazy because we made the s. four hundred agreement what were we supposed to do for them we've taken precautions and will continue to take precautions when it comes to our security and we'll fend for ourselves who take matters into our own hands there's no other way according to the manufacturers the s four hundred can shoot on up to eighty targets at a time has a range of around four hundred kilometers the deal is proving to be have a worrying one for nato ses the new system is not compatible with its equipment in the country and nato interoperable missile defense system remains the best option to defend turkey from the full range of threats in its region. well it's important to note too that germany a leading nate nato member i was restricted some arm seals to turkey enough