if people were looking for last night's convention speech to be a new template, forget about it. he used a fair amount of time talking about other stuff, which a lot of republicans think will not happen. thing is interesting to read that reason he raised questions was to put himself front and center back in the news, not let the convention fadeaway. to take the oxygen away from the hillary clinton running announcement. >> he certainly did that. how long will that last? is he going to have another ace in his pocket for when the announcement happens? mark: trump can make up news anytime he wants. the speech last night, clocked in at 75 minutes. a fair amount of that was applause. trump has gotten pretty good reviews. his supporters saw it as a breakthrough moment. that demonstrates trump can look the part of a serious and restrained commander in chief. others lambasted the gop nominee for peddling fear inducing rhetoric. a speech of doom and gloom, america as a declining nation. among the critics was president obama who had this to say. idea thatobama: this america is somehow on th

through the park merced and everything falls infrastructure the gm to seems to be working out the new templates be tested at 10 miles per hour that is realistically to stop and test something when responding to an emergency vehicle is not realistic. >> this is what we're kind of talking about if you look at the turnout of california dmv handbook okay for a car to do a right turn we don't want to make that worse that's what we're referring to. >> this next shot from an mta presentation previously in the year and as you can see the big rig taking a right clearly into oncoming traffic we would like to pack that the exemption and not the norm so we're talking about daylighting so up before the hunter o apparent that used to have parking now the parking is cleared out we talk about making a round putting the stop bar for the oncoming traffic back further with the red truck this is back further enables us to make the turn and go into the traffic without disturbing anyone to get out of the way we developed a check sheet we take to cone test before we go do a cone test 3 agencies out there everybody it

through the park merced and everything falls infrastructure the gm to seems to be working out the new templates we requested they be tested at 10 miles per hour that is realistically to stop and test something when responding to an emergency vehicle is not realistic. >> this is what we're kind of talking about if you look at the turnout of california dmv handbook okay for a car to do a right turn we don't want to make that worse that's what we're referring to. >> this next shot from an mta presentation previously in the year and as you can see the big rig taking a right clearly into oncoming traffic we would like to pack that the exemption and not the norm so we're talking about daylighting so up before the hunter o apparent that used to have parking now the parking is cleared out we talk about making a round putting the stop bar for the oncoming traffic back further with the red truck this is back further enables us to make the turn and go into the traffic without disturbing anyone to get out of the way we developed a check sheet we take to cone test before we go do a cone test 3 agencies out

if people are looking for last night's convention speech to be a template for a new sub speech, forgett. while he did talk about hillary clinton he certainly used a fair amount of time talking about other stuff, which republicans say won't help. and are looking at it saying the recent he raced all these questions was to put center, nott and let his convention fadeaway to try to take some of the oxygen away from hillary clinton's running mate. which we expected either today or tomorrow. michael: how long will that last and will he have another ace in his pocket mod for when that happens? stuff upmp can make and make news up anytime he wants. donald trump's speech clocked in at 75 minutes, but a fair amount of that was applause. good has gotten pretty reviews for a lot of corners of his speech. his supporters saw it as a breakthrough moment. trump can look the part of a serious and restrained commander-in-chief. lambasted him for inducing fear and rhetoric. among those critics today was president obama, who had this to say about the tone of trump's convention this week. that --t: this id

the reason we put this session in is because it is under the news you can use template. we have been talking about demographics and the aging population and all of these things for years. what it comes down to now is we are at the beginning of the issue. it is no longer an article in the omaha world herald 10 years ago that says, you had better be worried. the governors association to start the process of thinking about it and certainly being able to assist the governors. that we arexcited doing this and i know that governor sandoval wanted to be here. as many of you know, nevada is seeing this change. they have not only the aging population but they have an explosion in the southern part of the state in the las vegas population.12 many students coming in where english is not their first language. create want to do is to an understanding in this panel of some of the issues and needs of what is going on with regards to demographics. there are a lot of issues that have come up with the skills gap and other things. demographics has a direct impact on all of these things. on

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caroline: they use this to create a template hospital when they were about to build 13 new hospitalscomply with seismic standards in california. they built these hospital rooms with cardboard and people could rearrange the layout however they wanted. when they got a little more settled with them they try to build the hospital rooms and put in furniture and they built a mock hallway and asked about 1000 stakeholders to come in and give comments. doctors, nurses, patients, consultants. they had the janitors come in to test whether the janitor carts could fit in and out of the doors and go down hallways smoothly. the idea was that they could save money by having this template hospital in place. once everybody signed off on it, they went out and build these hospitals they could just copy and paste. carol: you write about monitoring technology in your story. i'm guessing that ultimately this is about kaiser permanente being able to improve the bottom line. it's got to be all about cost control. caroline: absolutely. kaiser is looking ahead to the population aging. haveople age they tend t

news you can use. information you can use type of template because we have been talking about demographics and the aging population and all these things for years and the worry is that we have to deal with this, states have to do with this. when it comes down to it, we are the beginning of the issue. it is happening now. it is no longer an article the omaha world herald. you better be worried, the population is aging. the time is now. as the national governors association to start the process of thinking about it and been able to assist the governors as they think about it. i'm really excited that we are doing this and i know governor sandoval, who won to be here because, as many as you know, nevada seen this change right now. they are there. they have not only the aging population, but also an exposure in the southern part of the ak-12 population and exceptionally diverse k-12 population. many of the students coming in where english is not their first language. nevada is living it. what we want to do is create and understand the issues in need of what is going on with regard to demographics. obviously

he is not even using that template as a basis of his economic transition in this new, global economy.aradigm. mark: stuart, same question, what is something you wonder about him? stuart: why is he so emotionally unstable? he is incredibly insecure. what happened to him? he is someone that has been given everything in life by virtue -- had every advantage in life, and yet he seems to be constantly feeling like someone is treating him. -- cheating him. i do not understand that. something happened. i don't think it is anything at age 70 you are going to fix, but it is sort of, in many ways, sad to watch. mark: like somebody took his flight away from him or something. [laughter] stuart stevens: he loves citizen kane. maybe it could be a rosebud thing. it is a terrible quality. mary: but i think we psychobabble too much. every person we know, and we have known each other for decades do you know any person , political person that is saying, no, we are all nutty in some way. the most brilliant people we know, his manifestation is some of his whatever he has, he clearly has something, we don'

new information which i had not previously possessed. and i refer to it as a template.d not match up against that template at all. the fbi told me that, well, on the basis of this information alone i can eliminate your employee as a suspect in this case. and they, obviously, had a lot of confidence in the validity of this new information. they used it as a trump card on me. from the time i left the meeting until the time i took the elevator ride downstairs and i found myself literally out on the curb, i knew that ana was at work three miles south in our headquarters building. i could just picture her in my mind's eye. that woman who is in my building pulling this crap on my watch, placing our entire nation's future at risk. she was going to get the hell out of there. now, i needed the fbi to be able to help make that happen. i said we're going to persuade the fbi that ana montes was the spy that they were looking for. and i realized i had to attack the trump card. ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bon

companies like template -- like tesla, that are doing things out-of-the-box that are brown new, exciting and innovative to consumers get a pass.>> reporter: back in take away more unforeseen deaths and injuries that might occur. many carmakers have such systems in place with more coming, including this automatic steering and braking system including in volvo -- included in volvo suvs. will this impact how other carmakers roll this out? an expert in automated -- automotive and highway systems is at the qc richmond experimental field -- uc richmond experimental field station. >> they are not explaining what the system can and cannot do. i think everybody is going to have to be more careful than they have in the past to explain the limitations. >> in reality, this cat seems out of the bag. the death, injury and accident reducing and money-saving insurance covering technology seems at this point to be unstoppable. ktvu fox 2 news.>>> designed to reduce sugar consumption. some calling the ads against the oakland soda tax deceptive. >>> why the champion of the tour de france had to run part of

: the speech i saw him give the other day with trump is a good template for what he will be like, and i think he will be just fine. ♪ newsld you -- the latest out of france is at least 10 people are dead who were at a bastille day celebration. gunfire wasg that exchanged. we will have all the latest news here on tv and on the web. coming up, "bloomberg west." we'll be back tomorrow with donald trump announcing his running mate, mike pence of indiana. for john and for me, thanks for watching. we will see you tomorrow. bat channel., same sayonara. ♪ mark: you are watching "bloomberg west." in nice, france, there are reports of dozens of deaths after a van rammed into a crowd during a best deal day celebration. no word on if the crash was an accident or deliberate. the incident comes the same day president francois hollande announced france's state of emergency would be lifted on july 26. likely presidential nominee donald trump close to naming his running mate. multiple media reports say it is indiana governor mike pence, although the campaign will not confirm this. "the indianapolis star" says governor pence has dropped h

the reason we put this session in is because it is under the news you can use template.een talking about demographics and the aging population and all of these things for years. what it comes down to now is we are at the beginning of the issue. it is no longer an article in the omaha world herald 10 years ago that says, you had better be worried. we wanted the governors association to start the process of thinking about it and certainly being able to assist the governors. i'm really excited that we are doing this and i know that governor sandoval wanted to be here. as many of you know, nevada is seeing this change. they have not only the aging population but they have an explosion in the southern part of the state in the las vegas area of a k-12 population. diverse k-12lly population. many students coming in where english is not their first language. what we want to do is to create an understanding in this panel of some of the issues and needs of what is going on with regards to demographics. there are a lot of issues that have come up with the skills gap and other thing

template for change. >> it's helpful as long as there's people that think it's their best option. >> reporter: berry jackson is in marketing and hopes to have a newdrink and hope to leave the shelter soon. this place has save them from becoming fixtures on the streets. >>> tonight we'll examine how the housing crisis here affects the homelessness you can find more on ktvu.com. >>> well today the flashback friday and we're looking back at some of the headlines we were covering here during this week and the year 2000. [ music ]. >>> dozens of people including evicted people held the rally here to protect tenant rights and say that too many low income families are being evicted. >> you look into your child's eyes and feel like a failure. >> when you go into the business of running housing for others you have to take on that social responsibility. at a white house ceremony today the map to the genetic code holds the progress and dawning of a new age. >> we're learning the language in which god has created life. we're on the verge of a new era. >> they were able to determine the cells that determine our traits and behaviors to disease. >>> nader was j

template for change. >> it's helpful as long as there are people. >> berry jackson is a marketing and salesman who hopes to have a new job and a new home in the next's place soon. all of them say this temporary shelter and creative use of old space saved them from becoming fixtures on the streets. on assignment in seattle, i'm jessie gary ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and for more details on these stories go to ktvu.com you can find more information right there on the home page. >>> back to weather and meteorologist rosemary orozco going to talk to us about where we should go, we want some bright sunshine. >>> stay away from the coast. we are mostly cloudy cloudy coast. a little bit of clearing there, but for the rest of the coast pretty socked in, that is how we'll remain, a live look here across the bay as we look towards the east where we do have haze out there, air quality is good to moderate, here is a look once again at storm tracker 2 we we have a little clearing santa cruz. san mateo coastline, half moon bay mostly gray. little bit of clearing edge mar and pacific a. partly sunny, mostly cloudy for the coast. mostly sunny away from the coast and we

template for change. >> it's helpful as long as there are people who would rather -- who think it's that best option. >> reporter: barry jackson is a marketing and sales rep who hopes to have a newsmith and her husband have come up with an energy drink and plan to leave mary's place soon. this temporary shelter and creative use of old space saved them from becoming fixtures on the street. on assignment in seattle, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tomorrow we'll examine how the housing crisis here in the bay area affects homelessness. and you'll find more information on the san francisco homeless project at ktvu.com/homeless. as well as a list of online resources you or someone you know -- if you or someone you know is homeless. >>> police in pacifica are warning residents about a mountain line scion -- mountain lion sighting near frontierland park. the witness says the animal appeared to be an adult cat five to six feet long and that it ran off. experts say anyone who encounters a mountain lion should make noise, throw rocks or other objects and try to look larger by waving their arms. >>> after a five-year journey, nasa's juneau spacecraft is poised to reach jupiter on the four

including a front page story in the "new york times" that richard nixon's miami speech in 1968 when he talks about the silent majority and law and order is the template i didn't say it was the template. he looked at a lot of speeches and that was one of the speeches he looked at. the crisis facing america in 1968 is very similar to the crisis we face today. >> yesterday hillary clinton said to charlie rose that she called donald trump the most dangerous presidential candidate in history. how do you respond to that? >> i find it ironic that the woman who has destabilized the world during her term of secretary of state and allowed the rise of isis could be calling donald trump dangerous. the world is a dangerous place today because of her failed policies and what she and obama did in putting the united states in a position where it apologizes for being a strong leader in the world community of nations and has -- her policies were such that the middle east, asia are all destabilized today. for her to call donald trump dangerous is pretty ironic. >> thank you, paul manafort. >> thank you. >>> until now, melania trump has av avoided much of the political

template over and over. >> professor mcbride from the university of san francisco. go don, as mike told you in the break. thank you for joining us on "the 9". >>> moving on from politics to news in the bay area, a major development to a story we have been following all morning long. >> oakland police stormed in a building where at least one person was believed to be barricaded. >> that standoff has been going on for hours. let's go back to ktvu's alex savidge with new video and information about the standoff. alex. >> reporter: good morning you to guys. the standoff all stemmed from a shooting that happened early this morning inside a building here at east 12th street and 15th avenue. witnesses tell us this particular building housed some sort of an illegal gaming operation that has not been confirmed by police. this is video we shot within the last few minutes, and it shows as the oakland police department s.w.a.t. team made entry inside this building at 1530 east 12th street. a sort of warehouse storefront building here. again this situation began 3:00 this morning with a shooting. one person was shot and wounded inside that building. we also watched through the morning as

on the hit template television shows 2 and a half men and house after getting her start on general hospital . [applause] guiding today's discussion,, refinery 29 executive editor of global news. and the atlantic, senior editor alec wagner. thanks. >> thank you guys for joining us. as far as i know, the pinot grigio is still flowing so get your wine on. for all of us teetotalers on stage here we will be able to have our chardonnay when we are done . in an hour or two, hillary clinton is going to be nominated as the first female to lead a major american political party. [applause] i think there could be no more relevant backdrop against which to discuss women in politics and specifically young women so i want to start with one back story from this election season that has glaringly to me among many others and that is the goal among women in terms of young women supporters and who older women have supported. young women in particular have overwhelmingly supported bernie sanders and that has given rise to a whole conversation about why so let me pose that question to you first and amber, maybe i can start with you. what gives? what was that all about? >> is this panel 3 and a ha

template for change. >> it's helpful as long as there are people who would rather -- who think that's their best option. >> reporter: barry jackson is a parking and salesman who hopes to have a newhs. have come up with an energy drink and plan to leave mary's place soon. all of them say this temporary shelter and creative use of old space saved them from becoming fixtures on the streets. on assignment in seattle, jesse gary, ktvu, fox news. >> you can find more information on the san francisco homeless project. there's a list of online resources if you or someone you know is homeless. >>> we have the big holiday weekend coming up. rosemary says if you don't like the weather in your town just drive a few miles. >> sums it up. cool at the coast. mild to warm inland. we have warm to hot for areas like ant york and livermore. upper 60s. bearable for this time of year. as we get into the bay area forecast. a live look at san francisco. low clouds there on the backside. along the west coast you'll find areas of low clouds hugging the coast the entire day for the north bay. down through san francisco, in through monoterrae. plan on that. if you take a look from up above. inside the bay