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

one of the challenges i think in a city like detroit is your both the cheerleader for the city right? you want a great city to succ to all the data points and some of those data points in the city are terrible. keith owens: just like members of your own family i mean you love them but you know 'em. i think it's the same thing wh detroit, we know the city, we know exactly what the statistics say, we could rattle statistics on forever about what the crime rate is, what the poverty rate is, what the literacy rates, is , etc. i think where detroiters get sensitive is the fact of the onf detroit is this and detroit is that. it's much more than that, it cannot be encapsulated into those titles or into any small narrative. soledad o'brien: as a journali who's been here for five years, is detroit back? lester graham: it's better but spend a lot of my time in the neighborhoods and in the neighborhoods they're still suffering, they're still declining. they're still w renaissance that's been talked about in downtown detroit to hit their neighborhoods and so far they haven't seen much from that.

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

of the residents of the city see the land of that city in a different way. they see it in its use and how it can better their livives. so there's a constant conflicict betweeeen those who have power d wealth and urban america, and those who are the working class and live in these cities over how the land in the cities will be used. in the urban growth machine is always seen that cities grow through economic development and through the highest possible use . working people see that cities grow when a service the people of the city. so i think the urban growth machine as dominated urban policy first in its conservative 19 30's,the 1920's, 1940's when it was over racism dominated land use in the u.s., then it went into a more liberal face with the urban renewal programs of the 1950's and 1960's, then into a neoliberalism over the last 30 years which privatize as governments, seeks to privatize government, drive down wages, from to push the port out the cities and into the suburbs along the european model. the urban growth machine has had these different stages.

, to move out of the city. factor when we are talking about the jacobs image. you let your children roam in your neighborhood. role inhat plays a big these dynamics. you asked a specific policy question. fact a kinde is in of a sweet spot, a hard one to hit. forcesd urban police that are more numerous and restrained in certain ways. the left and libertarian critique of police practices, especially as white urbanites have moved to reclaim the cities is a legitimate critique. scenarios that turn into these trials and get caught on video, all of that is a real part of this sort of tension of gentrification, that have this sort of stop and first mentality -- sort of sto p-and-frisk mentality. white middle-class people should feel comfortable that police are doing these things. but i remember reading lipservice on twitter, people saying, white people moved in down the street from me and started calling the police on me when i take a walk. that is a reality. -- race issuesca in america are extremely difficult to hand

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

well, right now, like all of miami dade county, the city of miami is working ha rd to county, the city of miami is working hard to make sure that our businesses and residents are well prepared for the arrival of hurricane irma. so at this time the city of north miami, we are experiencing tropical storm force winds. we have had a couple of re— occurring rain squalls and some thunderstorms. so we are monitoring hurricane irma very close. in fact, we are the sixth largest municipality in the county, so it is imperative that we continue to step to speed with all the latest information from miami dade county officials. currently our emergency operations centre is in full operations centre is in full operation status and has been operational since tuesday this week. the centre is... the centre is being made by essential personnel from various departments, as officers are currently closed for regular business. so we actually have representation by some of our north miami elected officials, as well. some of our local representatives, some of the smaller surrounding cities that surround the c

this old dream risks hardening the divide between the big city and the small town. exactly the division that these old movies, more than 60 years ago, tried to dissolve. this week all the weather coming from the atlantic so very changeable, today we‘ve seen a bank of cloud quite low producing rain and drizzle and it‘s all moving slowly east and we are finding the rain and drizzle is becoming lighter and patchy, it said it heading to the east coast. we will be left with a lot of low cloud overnight so you can see quite a bit of hill fog as well but it‘s quite warm and temperatures 1a, 15 degrees minimum for many parts of the country. heading to tomorrow, for the start of the week it‘s quite an grey and gloomy start, hill and coastalfog particularly in the west, a bit brighter across east anglia, cloud and drizzle across northern england. many eastern parts of scotland and also northern ireland start dry there is a band of rainjust waiting in the north—west and it will be accompanied by stronger wind as well. that will be heavy as it works its way into scotl

the syrian government the army are claiming that they are now approaching the city journalists have been able to contact the governor of their resort and he claims that within the next forty eight hours or so the syrian army will be able to enter the city of the errors or and of course in this case the government is really determined they're confident and no wonder the locals are celebrating we've already received the first pictures of that but here's something for you to understand the suffering that they've been through in these three years of siege. of the navy as isis terrorists traded our house my thirteen year old cousin was staying with us i had her in a water tank so that the terrorists didn't take her as a slave it was obvious that. the situation in their resort is catastrophic terrorist from iraq execute civilians in the streets and leave bodies lying there for up to five days i secretly drove my sons out of the city otherwise isis militants would recruit them by force inject psychotropic substances used in the suicide bombs well actually the area around it is not the last

long terrorist blockade of the city. a local journalist as much as reports from the ground. the syrian army managed to break the siege over the military airports here in data zork 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 air plays both the air boats this is of course the fairest meeting between these forces within nine months this comes only a few days off toward russia back forces managed to break the siege over the it is then szell areas here in their results. some analysts and observers believe that this is would be and maintaining bones in the war against goal is to liberate all that is the initial areas that are just a few of those areas then szell areas and districts in the hands of the extremist civilians live is going to be much easier from now on and their suffering will end the syrian army has made significant progress against our soul in just the past few months and it's a song or again around

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.

one of the longest blockades in modern history the city was completely cut off from the outside world dozens and hundreds of kilometers in every direction that was. 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 mil

dumpers don't live in the city. we have to catch the ones who live in oakland as well as outside of oakland and put together a strong case, take it to the d.a. >> reporter: they said they believe the trash is coming outside of oakland but according to the study the results show it's hard to tell where it's coming from. two-thirds of the time inspectors couldn't tell where that trash was from. using the identifiable people they found a third of the garbage was from right here in oakland. the record is being used to help the citybuild a better strategy including tackling clean-up block by block instead of waiting citizens to report dumping themselves. you can still report illegal dumping trash in your area using the city's app or by calling 510-615-5566. >> its disgraceful how people think they can dump their trash wherever they want. i see it all the time in oakland they pile up and clear it out and within days it's back. >> reporter: some people think they are helping the homeless by giving them their old furniture

progress in the near future it's worth mentioning that the city can d. confliction zooms on to a new idea they have been implemented by russia and the united states and by and large they have worked nevertheless it's important to bear in mind that there are sides that action is nusra front here in aleppo and who will try to spoil and try to ruin the decomp fiction areas to cease fires as they have in the past so it will be important to watch for that. gaz the if there will syrian journalist but he does think it is too early yet to call it a success with the number of issues remaining well we have to wait and see the implementation of this agreement and how effective it would be we have seen several serious foreign deals coalitions agreements being reached before and then not being followed through the principle that overall speaks about which has been a simple august and this recent agreement is a separation between radical and moderate rebels which is a milestone of its achieved because from what we're hearing there will be a separation between three di

the cross in the city of albany. but the group behind the landmark says it will not back down. >>> plus united airlines plans to you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. >>> united airlines is about to launch a new program that allows passengers on over booked flights to bid on how much compensation they'll take to give up their seats. the airlines started looking otoptions after dr. david doa was forcibly pulled off an over booked flight in april. they will offer customers a bid. delta already takes bids from its passengers via texts. testing will begin next month in select markets. >>> it's now escalated into a lawsuit. the big, white cross on albany hill is in a city park, but it is maintained by the local lions club, which lights it up on christmas, easter and days like pearl harbor day. jonathan bloom explains why after almost 50 years that may be about to change. >> the alpiny city council was dismayed to learn tha

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 calls for the officers conviction from the ethical society of police according to the probable cause statement used in the case shortly before the answer then stokely approached smith's a window firing a five times into the vehicle hitting smith with each shot and killing him additionally prosecutors say a firearm was found in smith's car but it was later determined to only have the officers d.n.a. on it now some activists in st louis they pledged quote amounted to ruptu

in the old city center. but a lot of people who legally tourists feel themselves criminalized by the current criticism like elizabeth us who runs a blog on the subject she lets her own flat and those of friends. thesea never left the front row and i thought i think i'm a subtle soft on em but i think i meant i think went up a cent i laughed but i saw an ounce. of the end of the line and i think i saw more headaches does occur but i'm not certain what you care about i mean. the percent that a percent or not but to me that math. prevent or percent that one up they can buy hey not of me that any of you that i would add a media funny advocate join up well that when guests arrive elizabeth cosigning us always meets them personally she explains where to put the garbage what's permitted in the build. forty year old elizabeth applied for her letters license years ago it would no longer be possible in her area she sees the city's controls a step in the wrong direction and out of. the molasses yeah but and they. are g

in the city. today's dedication was 15 year in the making dedicated by mayor jim kenney. >> >> we have story of a young man who has overcome heartbreaking challenges. >> it coonlt have been a more lopsided game. led by pacheco, they got the win saturday night. >> three tackles. isaiah in the number one jersey, rushed for a season high 217-yards as well as an 80-yard touchdown. i wanted to keep working hard. every play and chance i got the ball, i wanted to make things happen. >> two days earlier, isaiah's sister, celeste cannon, mother of three was found shot to death. last year his brother was stabbed to death. this is not the only tragedy isaiah has seen. he lost his grandmother and uncle. others would have given up, but not isaiah. >> i'm going to keep my head up and thank god for waking me up and move forward. >> his teammates say he's an inspiration. >> he's a special kid. he's been through a lot in the last year and a half. we are here to support him. >> he's trying to keep me up. i want to

three unique cities in europe with one problem the skidding would all the time. it would have but yes you know what that that benny hill. that's not so many things that you put it yeah. i did a city didn't like the quotes but coldplay insists canoe with colds of tourists every day the whole year round the peak season in some cities in europe results in the state of emergency. at all it's a couple of the best have became national get out. of the sheer. place a couple stories on the. local residents suffer from the mass of this it's because they feel pushed out robbed of their own city carried by noise and simply swamped by fun too many visitors. tourism is going beyond all doubt it's not just in venice but the locals are not giving up without a fight but i guess the photo is but again a real moment. and get to show us how. you feel. city tourism in europe is booming as never before fueled by aggressive price dumping budget flights and the sharing economy trend which offers cheap accommodation worldwide. how all the authorities dealing with the onslaught in one pos

of the city. this is still a city with a whole lot of children living in it, and whole lot of old people and a whole lot of families. >> let's go to vern. hi. >> i would like to ask the professor. as a kaz tech grad, i'd like to know if you'd be interested in writing a book of those involved in the riot. the police, he's still alive. there's a doctor, cynthia flemmicing, she's in the class of '67. carolyn patrick, for example, she has the notes from the people's tribune that occurred after the motel incident. so is the chief of police, james pree. and geraldine served on the 35th district court and now her daughter serves now. so that's what i would be interested in. and would you be interested in writing and interviewing these persons? >> thanks for the roll call. it was pretty impressive. >> first of all, let me just say go tech negzs. because that is kaz tech. no matter where i go to talk to, there's always a kaz tech. >> what is kaz tech? >> it's one of the most important high schools in the c

but the overall appearance of the city. to stops and square becoming a camping site stewards point out the rules to tourists don't know why they have that i think that yeah no i just that's a bunch of it up for if i can is that out of and this is most famous square dates from the ninth century a historic site for great state ceremonies and festivals visitors should respect that. they as it was i believe what was in there where that they had. washed the feet but it depends on the form that though it's not that big bike that might be at it how could i go back that way because it's not that big by that had to go back to the beach and not feeding the pigeons in the square is also strictly forbidden the birds droppings damaged the buildings facades all fall to that but it's not allowed thanks. elfie be helpful. if i meet then you can receive a fine a losing battle the work of the law enforces reflects then this is fundamental problem with tourism there are just too many visitors and once they leave after a few hours the city fac

more "sex and the city." weal just pretend i had lots of plastic surgery. sia for the win, right? we'll have to go back to watching our box sets. seasons 1 through 6. i watch it a lot. >> i do, too. >>> no mistakes about my love of my guilty pleasure, "dancing with the stars." it's very fitting because pleasure is the theme of monday night. perfect time for nikki bella, whose fiance, john cena, will be in the audience for the first time. are you nervous? >> i want to imbresz him. it will be dancing and looking over and like, oh, okay. >> reporter: monday night, nikki and artem will turn up the heat. talk to me about your girltty pleasure. >> i automatically thought, red room. like -- >> reporter: so it wasn't that? >> i guess i should have thought of chocolate and red wine and champagne. i mean, john built me a red room. >> what is it? >> my play room. >> like a real red room? >> yes, real red room. it turned out so beautifully. i had all my family there for total bellas. we clipped a section of having drinks

and you'll notice that the red is at the city center, the core of the city. and so the government started to promote by giving loans and incentivizing in other way 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 of 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 untangle for a very long time. following up on the homeowners loan corporation, another even bigger and more important new deal program known as the fha, the federal housing administration, which becomes a huge part of the post-war suburban boom that incentivizes suburban building by making home loans much more affordable and goes even further than the holc in providing insuring private loans that will provide very long-term loans with very little down payments, often less than 10% was needed. and

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

the raiders tweeting out thoughts and prayers for the people of mexico city. >>> the quake was so powerful that our seismograph recorded the quake. this is 32 years to the day that another powerful and deadly earthquake hit mexico. 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 differenc

it is in the old oakland part of the city. their closing due to the uncertainty of the current lease and changes in the local restaurant industry. they plan to shut down early november. >>> san francisco supervisors are considering legislation to regulate the sale of marijuana for recreational use on january 1. they will cover the cultivation, distribution and sale. they voted in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana last year. the city's director is in charge of coming up with regulations. the earliest they will vote on the legislation is november 14. >>> thank you for joining us. ktvu news at 5:00 is coming up next. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> from the air and from the ground firefighters and calfire jumped on this fire burning in the oakland hills. they use water and fire retardant. >> we have live team coverage of that fire but first we began with breaking news. eight people have been injured after a driver came off of highway 101 and slammed into several vehicles of a in-n-out burger restaurant.

so that tells you we're setting the stage. 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

the big cities. i think they are rooted in the big cities where we do have 51% of the population born outside of the country. we have somehow managed to have people feel accepted and embraced. if there is tension, it is not between people of different nationalities or faith. if there are challenges in front of us, that could lead to i am not trying to pretend that we have achieved perfection, but i would say that i am probably the single greatest unifying future in canada in that i am the mayor of the single largest disliked city in the country. i consider that my contribution. [laughter] tensions about inclusion versus noninclusion. the fact is that if you look at people who are not fully integrated, or included in the economy or political or social country,parts of the mostly urban, they tend to disproportionately be people who have come from somewhere else. it is a practical problem to resolve, it is simply because it have been working hard at developing the language courses and transition courses

city and the most prominent figure of the dia as the army is already known as the lion of the republican guard he is a garrison commander who had been trapped in the besieged city for the full three years already and has a long record of military service and fought on several fronts during the syrian civil war we managed to talk to him right after the siege was broken. but it was more during the siege we were like an island in the middle of an ocean totally isolated the closest city is homes which is more than two hundred fifty kilometers away despite the siege by us or the scarcity of all means of survival. electricity food the army and the friendly forces persevered and befriending villages or professor side mohammad marandi from the university of two wrongs ses i saw his ideology still poses a global threat despite the victories over the terror group. we are entering the final stages of i saw or isis having a presence in syria in the sense that it it holds territory that does seem to be coming to an end but the ideology continue seeing exist and therefore the terrorism the extremism t

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

the city is imminent they've sort of as you said punched a hole through this see around the city if and when that happens in as we say looks like it's going to be shortly how significant would that be and what sort of blow is that so islamic state while the significant significance sorry cannot be underestimated speaking of strategic importance we have rock of course where there are still some jihad it's remaining it used to be one of it used to be that have facto capital of islam and state if the terrorists are kicked out of the dairies or province altogether that will mean that the terrorists that remain in iraq will have nowhere to go no where to retreat that means they're fully encircled in the heart of syria we've heard from the russian defense ministry we heard from the syrian government many adults that these final stages of the operation to kick out state of the province could be the beginning of the end of islamic state in syria and of course we understand that in terms of infrastructure in terms of weapons storage in terms of the numbers of actual terrorists that were on the g

in the city, long island and new jersey. because one in ten, that's 10% dough boys of the bodoughboys tt went to france were from new york. and part two is notable to monuments in the five boroughs. there's close to 500. let's try out my clicker here. my book was connection to the city and world war i. and we're in one right now. this building that we're in right now. and for the upper west ciders, they created the central savings bank on broadway and 73rd street. in 1933 congress created the battle monuments commission to care for our war dead and the general was to oversee it. of the 116,000 men and women who died in world war i, more than 1,000 remain today. new york city got the job. this is another building. this isn't a vintage photo. my friend took the last week. he leads battlefield tours. the news cemetery a chapel is also a york building of more than 26,000 americans killed there, our bloodiest conflict in the war and 14,000 are interred there. it's the biggest u.s. cemetery in europe. as general pershing said, tim

in the city's history. firefighters say if the heat and the shifting winds continue, the so-called la tuna fire could grow much larger, about 700 people are under evacuation orders gnat fire just 10% contained. >>> some developing news out of north korea right now. north korean leader kim jong-un reportedly inspected the loading of a hydrogen bomb on to a missile. it's the latest move raising tensions on the korean peninsula. they claim the bomb could be detonated at high altitudes. this prompted recent missile launches. they are skeptical about the hydrogen bomb but they say it's almost impossible to independently verify whether the country's claims are true. >>> still to come at 5:00, one of our own shows off his talents at today's giants game. >>> and right now we continue to see hot temperatures around the bay area, still upper 90s in san francisco, 107 degrees in san jose. we're watching the excessive heat today and a chance later tomorrow of thundershowers moving away from a weak evening tropical stor

advancing army finally joined with the remaining syrian forces inside the city. where i was. a correspondent much more on how the victory was made possible. but three years and two months besieged needs one of the longest blockades the modern history the city was completely cut off from the outside world for dozens and hundreds of kilometers in any direction that was. in or out of the city it was a dangerous helicopter trip. thank you thank. them and they need to come see you home so when he's in new. york. the situation seemed hopeless until now lease is the final chapter of the battle of the elam. the syrian military have broken the siege they have reached a defended taking thousands of square kilometers from isis in brutal battles few could have predicted that the syrian military would reach their resort in such a short time but evidence again that isis in syria is crumbling while isis is on the retreat fold it will be plenty of brutal battles ahead but this is a turning point by breaking the siege of data the syrian government has won one of its most signific

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

he says the majority of the cities did not evacuate. we're actually at the door step to the keys which is experiencing a lot of flooding at this hour. we've seen a few cars driving down this area. as a matter of fact, we saw one 45 minutes ago. it was a neighbor canning inas we're okay, which we are. the wind is powerful enough to potentially push a car down the road. the water is slowly beginning to rise. it's not an issue here. flooding is not a concern. whipping winds still many without power and will be so for several days. savannah, back to you. >> let's check in with gadi schwartz down the road in the florida keys. gadi, good morning to you. you've come indoors, we're happy to see that. >> reporter: yeah, savannah and matt, immediately after we talked we spotted a policlace. we found a church. you see it there, you see the winds whipping through. we're in a wonderful shelter. this is the baptist church here. it is made out of solid concrete. we've found a couple families here. we've actually got an audience. you guys are sitting h

the mayor saying the city needs tens of millions of dollars in aid to start rebuilding. i'm george howell live in houston, texas. thousands of people in the city step by step trying to rebuild their lives. >> and i'm natalie allen in cnn head quarters. we'll get the latest from the weather center on the severity. and president trump got a big decision this week on immigration. it's all next here on c n"cnn newsroo newsroom". >>> a good day to you around the world. we're live around the world at an emergency shelter in downtown houston. many people at this hour asleep for the night. some who don't have a home to return to, but many people still thankful that they survived because, quite frankly, there are many who did not. we understand the death toll from the storm stands at 50 people. there was a second fire at a chemical plant in crosby. the meade yead area has been evacuated. the epa says it has not detected high levels of toxins in the air. in the meantime president trump returns to plan to the state today. the mayor of houston says the money cannot come quick enough

"largest in the history of the city". and later this hour... a special programme looking at africa's population explosion. north korea claims it has successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, a device which can be loaded onto a long—range ballistic missile. there is no independent verification of that claim. south korea and japan say it was a nuclear test ten times more powerful than the previous attempt by pyongyang. a jubilant newsreader on state tv announced that the bomb test had been "complete success". the device was of "unprecedently large power," she said. the news came just hours after state media published this photo of kim jong—un apparently inspecting such a device. the test comes against a backdrop of heightened tensions in the region following multiple missile launches by north korea, the last one conducted less than a week ago. earlier seismologists detected a powerful tremor, measuring a 6.3 magnitude, near the north's main testing site site at punggye—ri. earlier i spoke to our correspondent yogita limaye

families in the city of plains are being threatened by the sheep gap fire. the wildfire has doubled in size since saturday to nearly 10,000 acres. at least 20 wildfires affecting more than 500,000 acres are burning throughout the state. >>> and a frightening scene at one of tokyo's main airports just this morning. flames were seen firing out of an engine on a japan airlines plane after takeoff bound for new york. the pilots reported a bird strike, which probably caused the flames. the plane with about 250 people on board returned to the airport safely. the airline is expecting the engine to confirm the cause. >>> and the powerball lottery has provided a reason to celebrate in houston. >> lottery officials say a million dollar winning ticket for last saturday's drawing was sold in the city. >> the winner had five of the six winning numbers and that ticket was sold at a kroger grocery store. there's no word yet on who may have purchased that lucky ticket. >>> and when we come back, the nurse who was arrested for refusing to draw blood from an unconscious patie

on the way to the felcsut city council, reporters ask the multi-millionaire how he managed to grow his fortune so much faster than even facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. meszaros replies that he's just smarter than zuckerberg. andras varadi found out how meszaros uses his smarts. at one time, andras and his family made a good living as sheep farmers. they grazed several hundred sheep on state pasture land which they leased. andras: suddenly, the lease was terminated without notice. we had to sell off our sheep immediately. sheep farming was our livelihood. now it's all lost. reporter: the new leaseholder is meszaros. he uses his power to get more and more agricultural land in hungary under his control. his connections with orban have certainly done no harm. small farmers like varadi had to get out of the way. in budapest, too, orban's friend has been active. he's said to have gained enough influence over the largest opposition daily to have it closed down. the reporters were out of a job from one day to the next. one of them, gabor horvath, is now with another opposition publication. he sa

this old dream risks hardening the divide between the big city and the small town. exactly the division that these old movies, more than 60 years ago, tried to dissolve. hello. most of us enjoyed some picture perfect weather to start the weekend on saturday. these are the pictures to prove it. broken cloud, lot of sunshine, pleasantly warm in the sunshine. there were just one or two sharp showers in parts of east anglia, the vast majority were dry. but if this was saturday's weather, this is sunday's weather, quite a change. cloudier for many, wetter for some. and as we go on through into the first part of sunday you can see where the rain has arrived. across northern ireland into western scotland, wales and much of south—west england, and it's notjust wet, it is windy too with some gales through the irish sea. some of the rain during the first part of the day will be on the heavy side as well, so really will be a grey and wet start to the day, whereas further east in complete contrast there will be some sunny spells around although turning increasingly hazy quite

fight against the city. is he still there? we checked and we'll have an answer coming up. . >>> funeral services were held today for a wilson high school graduate from the heading to college and died. he was remembered today in northeast washington. you may remember she was struck by a stray bullet last month. she died two days later. her mother is a 30-year veteran of the d.c. police force. a suspect is in custody and faces charges of assault with intent to kill. >>> a 69-year-old vietnam combat vet resumed his defiant stance today. he's once again chained to his row house in northeast d.c. the city says his home is not safe. they bolted the front door and placed a fence around the property, but the man blames the city for the collapse of his baseme to repair it. >> this house was built by working people for working people and it deserves to be preserved, not thrown away. >> he's now getting some push back from neighbors, though. the advisory neighborhood commissioner chris miller says he's not lived in tha

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