patty hearst was the daughter of randolph hearst the newspaper owner there in san francisco. and the granddaughter to william randolph. she was a 19-year-old student going to berkeley, university of berkeley. and the radical terrorist group kidnapped her in february 1974 and held her hostage. the story spun out of control and she went from a kidnap victim to actually cost supposedly becoming one of the terrorists that would rob a bank in san francisco. >> that was the bank on the west side of san francisco. i want to play a clip that you have in your presentation. this is where things turned. she was a kidnapped victim and her family was the first -- desperate to find her. then she sent an audiotape saying she is no longer a victim. listen to what you said. >> for those people who think i am brainwashed that, i see no reason to further defend my position. they will do anything to discredit people who realized that the only alternative to freedom his death. and the only way that we could free ourselves is by fighting. >> she talks about fighting the fascist dictatorship perk s

what's been the impact on hearst? well, first of all, i think espn is still the best brand in media. and the sector has gotten harder but you're talking about a very unique asset. no question. both the advertising landscape and the subscription landscape has gotten harder for all tv brands. maria: absolutely. >> but if there's a brand you're going to bet on, i would say it's espn. maria: do you think the ratings have been impacted by this whole kneeling controversy? or is this something else? >> i just think it's the general that technology allows for so many more options, so i think all shows, whether they're entertainment or sports or what have you, are, you know, more competitive environment for audience. maria: let me ask you about what's going on in your business in terms of consolidation. we see the reports in disney, talking to fox acquiring discovery, networks doubling down on content. is content king to the extent that you want to even add more of it? how will your business change, given all the deal flow goi

joining us is william hearst, chairman of hearst.amily has had a special place in journalism for the past 130 years. nice to have you on the show. you launched a new magazine which will be going out four times a year. why launch a magazine now in this environment? william: i think when you are starting a new business venture, especially something in the area of culture and the arts, you don't want to be in that super crowded field. i think announcing a new blog or website, we have been lost. as a publication, it has a certain permanence. it is quarterly so we don't have to keep up with news. we reflect on things that are happening. i was modeling what we did with a little bit of vanity fair and a little bit of new yorker. they come out more often so they have to stay closer to the news. this lasts a longer time -- culture, politics, technology, trends, larger scale movements. we thought print would be a easy way to do it. nowadays, the print publication is mostly electronic anyway. most of the editors work in different places. the pr

joining us is will hearst. thank you so much for joining us. great to be here. " you have launched a new using. why launch a magazine now in this environment? will: when you're starting a new business, particularly in the area of culture and the arts, you don't want to be in a super crowded field. announcing a new blog our new website would've been lost, whereas a publication has a certain permanence. we don't have to keep up with news. we reflect on things that are happening. maybe a little bit of vanity fair, maybe a little bit of new yorker. they come up a bit more often. where interested in the things that last for longer time, , politics, technology, trends, large-scale movements at we just thought print would be an easy way to do it. nowadays a print allocation is most electronic anyways. -- the printing is the last step in the process. we are very ready to do anything that we are doing in a magazine online come almost simultaneously. emily: what do you think of the fate of the magazine business? people are getting laid off, magazines are

emily: that was william hearst, chairman of the hearst board and publisher of "the journal.", an exclusive interview with the blackberry ceo. he will tell us why europe and the middle east are in the -- are key to the company's future. and a reminder, all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are live streaming on twitter. you can check us out at bloomberg tech tv, weekdays 5:00 p.m. new york. 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪emily: welcome back to the best of" bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. canadian technology company blackberry is trying to become a software powerhouse. the company says it is trying to grow suffer revenue by 10% to 15% over the next year is on track. much of that growth is coming from the middle east and europe. 's ceo john chen explained the plan to julie hyman. -- blackberry's ceo john chen explained the plan to julie hyman. john: we're seeing growth in the middle east and in europe. mostly from security businesses. security software, mobile security, threat analysis -- we have some big contracts. julie: and is the growth of the sof

emily: that was william hearst, chairman of the hearst board and publisher.g up, an exclusive interview with blackberry ceo. he will tell us why europe and the middle east are in the company's future. all episodes of bloomberg technology are live streaming on twitter. you can check us out at bloomberg tech tv, weekdays 5:00 p.m. new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome back. canadian technology company blackberry is trying to become a software powerhouse. it is trying to grow revenue by 10% to 15% over the next year. much of that growth is coming from the middle east and europe. john chen explained the plan to julie hyman. john: we're seeing growth in the middle east and in europe. tystly from securi businesses. mobile security, threat analysis, we have some big contracts. julie: is the growth of the software business going to remain quick enough to make up for the declines you have been seeing and service access fees paid by the legacy blackberry users? john: eventually it will. we do about $100 million a year on the access fee. rates -- we have rough

emily: that was william hearst, chairman of the hearst board and publisher., an exclusive interview with blackberry ceo. he will tell us why europe and the middle east are in the company's future. -- are key to the company's future. and a reminder, all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are live streaming on twitter. you can check us out at bloomberg tech tv, weekdays 5:00 p.m. new york. 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ emily: welcome back to the best of" bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. canadian technology company blackberry is trying to become a software powerhouse. the company says it is trying to grow su

the grieving hearst decide to run for the virginia house of delegates as a democrat in a republican area won. >> i think she would be proud and immediate be bending my ear to make sure that i fulfill on the promise that i don't just, talk the talk, i walk the walk into. danica roem made history in virginia winning a seat in the house of delegates. the state's first openly transgender lawmaker and defeated conservative republican who sponsored a bill to deck dictate which bathroom transgender people can use. >> it's okay to be you. in the words, be who you are and bethat well. >> hala ayala, and the first latina members. kathy tran former refugee from vietnam will be the first it's not just virginia, diverse democrats were elected across the nation. and a sikh won the race for mayor in hoboken new jersey despite racist fliers that said don't let terrorism take over our tone. democrat jenny dirken will be seattle's first lesbian mayor. >> can i just say to donald trump, keep your hand off seattle. >> wilmot collins came to helena, montana as a refugee from liberia. it's believed he will be

it's based on william randolph hearst. in that regard, hearst was a self-promoter. he had little public service. his claim was that he was a wealthy man who had been quite successful at promoting his own business interests. so i would say, sir, that i think there is probably a closer relationship and historical relationship between william randolph hearst and the president than myself. by the way, we are on c-span, so i am on the record here. i am delighted to see c-span. i want you to know i am delighted to the wonderful work that c-span does, bringing hearings and seminars to the people of the country without editorial comment or commercial. it was during one of the programs hosted by brian lamb, book tv. i imagine amongst your favorite as well. you may know he interviewed my biographer, edwin morris, he who wrote many years ago "the rise of theodore roosevelt" and most recently "the colonel." during that interview he told brian lamb that all in all he was glad i died at 60 because if i had lived longer it would have cost him another decade as my biographer. belie

. >> reporter: it took several hearst but they were finally reunited at a nearby ambulance center. >> we got to my mother, she was in her pajamas, bathrobe and big blanket wrapped around her and god love one of the nurse that is loves my mother at the home. she was sitting with my mother and i just hugged her and said she was an angel, thank you. >> reporter: unfortunately some families have not had that same sweet moment. officials say while there are in confirmed deaths there are a handful of people unaccounted for after the fire >> we still are i can making every effort to make sure everybody is accounted for and cat family. >> reporter: saturday morning chester county officials net with the national response team from the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms and explosives. while hot spots obstructed their ability to physically inspect the site for a cause and origin of the fire authorities say off site they have been conducting well over a hundred interview there were 140 residents that lived there all those families need to be contacted. >> reporter: not only does atf national

. --- a las 8:37 de la noche otro hombre fue victima de dos sujetos cerca de la avenida "hearst" ---hosos le robaron la mochila y billetera a su victima... --- las autoridades piden ayuda para dar con los sospechosos ---california acaba aprobar los nuevos libros para las escuelas publicas, donde le enseÑaran a los niÑos temas como las contribuciones de la comunidad gay. ---el estado dorado es el primero en la nacion en usar estos contenidos para escuela elemental y pilar nino nos amplia. estos son algunos de los libros aprobados....son diez programas en ciencias sociales que ahora contienen nueva informacion incluida las luchas de la comunidad homosexual. maria gutierrez/su hija esta en 3er grado a veces hay mucho bullying a ese tipo de personas creo que es un tema importante para tratar en la escuela para no discriminar estos contenidos se dictaran en las escuelas publicas desde kinder hasta octavo grado pues yo creo que esto empieza desde la casa antonio cortes padre de familia mi nino tiene 5 anos y yo pienso que esta bien porque van sabiendo desde pequenos en el anuncio hecho por

hearst but far north and west we will see rain sooner and then we will see this batch of rain coming through off and on in nature for the rest of the day. so won't be raining all day long but when you get hit you will likely need to have umbrella in most cases. here's overnight hours 1:00 a.m. sunday as you see cold front crossing through rain heavier at times not as many people out and about that time of the night but by sunday morning 7:00 a.m. things are getting underway with the marathon when wind is starting to crank. here is 4:00 a.m. saturday with wind gusts how strong do they get? look at this by 11:00 a.m. warm front lifting in you could have gusts easily in the 30's, it looks like this will be peeking saturday night again your cold front, so that is where you'll see biggest clash of air mass taking place and these gusts could peak at up to 45, 50 miles an hour in some instances but i'm thinking for marathon itself you will have gusts upward of 35 miles an hour and slowly that continues to tape inner to next week. so an example where you might start to see wet weather that i

wiped out the republican majority in the virginia statehouse, taking incumbents by surprise, chris hearst, he called for more gun regulation after his girlfriend was killed on live tv. and danica roem, who's transgender. she beat the conservative who wrote a bill that would have prohibited her from using the women's restroom. some congressional republicans say it's a wakeup call. >> i think it's important for republicans to self-reflect all the way -- starting from the top all the way down. >> reporter: was it a referendum on donald trump? >> i do believe so. >> reporter: national democrats are sensing a wave. can you win back the house next year? >> the door is certainly open for us. >> reporter: at least a half dozen moderate republicans have already announced they won't run for reelection. the rest are trying to figure out whether to run with or away from the president. >> voters send a strong message, especially in virginia, that these nativist, the divisive campaigns don't work in most parts of the country. >> reporter: but their national leaders tonight? >> we already made that choi

let's time this out as we head through overnight hearst by midnight still relatively quiet. a couple showers creeping in the southwest but it is after about 2:00 a.m. we will see showers gain a little bit more traction and then early tomorrow morning between six and 9:00 a.m. when steady rain could impact especially from the city on east but cannot rule it out north and west, steady rain early tomorrow morning along the coast at 8:00 and pretty quick clear by 10:00 a.m. we will see showers shift toward coastline and by 11:00 a.m. or noon rain's out and sun back and afternoon will feel like a different day with the sun shining around 2:00 and that will continue through rest of the day and thanksgiving. here's thanksgiving at noon maybe sitting down to a nice turkey dinner and everything looks quiet. timing rain again through about 2:00 a.m., quiet, included moving in, wednesday morning between 2:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. rain develops, steady to thee but steady downpours just about every where prenine or 10:00 a.m. we will clear it out quickly wednesday afternoon. your travel for

a man was robbed by two other men at the intersection of hearst and scenic. one of the attackers grabbed the man's backpack... the other pretended to have a gun and demanded the man's wallet. the victim gave it to them and they took off. he was not injured. police have not said if the two cases are connected. ( darya ) also happening no.. the search is on for a man who robbed a bank in the north bay. it happened at the exchange bank on gravenstein highway in sebastopol. witnesses say the man entered the bank with a gun and demanded money from the teller. police do not have a detailed description of the robber. ( james ) this morning we are learning more about the bart officer who was assaulted while trying to stop a fare evader. bart police say that the officer was not injured. this happened saturday at the hayward bart station. over the last few months bart has creased its patrols in an effort to stop fare evasion. but bart police say it is also about keeping riders safe.

i got five month-old at home i will take in extra hearst of sleep you want to give me. you're witness weather seven day forecast shows a more permanent cool down at lemur longer duration cool down next week tuesday through friday we are in the 50's again. >> energy those 60's minutes. >> i will every minute of it. >> leslie back with more sports. >> we are enjoying sixers riding a winning streak. trying to make it four in a row tonight. eagles have a crowded backfield heading in to sunday 's game with the broncos coach pederson says nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in

hearst like saturday will feature some rain, maybe left over shower on early sunday morning and then, then we should start to quiet down here. it is chillier. your daytime high just 46 degrees, meisha. >>> thanks very much, enjoy those 50's while we have them. happy wednesday. we have an accident 95 south at betsy ross pulled off to the shoulder that has been since clear. ninety-five is looking good. we do have this accident out there new jersey turnpike southbound past route 73, that is also pulled off to the shoulder. so not slowing you down too much just call it tour tension and keep our eye on it. construction between 30th street and south street left lane block, that is now cleared, westbound side however right lane is still compromised and off ramp to 30th is still closed. we will let you any when crews move out of the westbound side of the schuylkill. construction schuylkill westbound off ramp to conshohocken, that was closed, that has also now, since been cleared but we are looking at 422 closed for construction eastbound between ben franklin highway and route 100 we have to u

blue for green fern adaptation fern which had been created during the last pope but the question for hearst the world what a council is to help them to behave or to receive these ferns which is a reason i'm and a very complex and complicated bureaucracy a process bureaucratic process i don't like i shall president of the world water council i thank you thank you for now last night is that of football same as for halfway across the world to honduras for the first leg of their world cup laffin friday on friday two nations that had to sydney for the second leg in less than five days later the overall winner will secure their place in russia. after three flights thirty hours and more than eighteen thousand kilometers a straight they have finally a climatized leading into their match in san pedro sula the asian champions face a tricky test against on jurors in what will be a hostile atmosphere come friday night. security is on high alert in a city known for its high crime right but the socceroos will make no excuses only have one thing on their mind. i'm so going to keep ok. we are tame that has

hearst after the shooting detectives converged on the home depot in passaic where he is believed to have rented the truck used in the attack, law enforcement believe they think he acted as part of a loan w wolf but security has been stepped up and additional nypd officers have been deployed across the city. names of the victims are starting to be revealed, five from argentina, childhood friends who were in town celebrating the 30th anniversary of their high school graduation. now, in addition to those five friend from his argentina a german, and belgium air monk the dead, the nationality of that eighth victim has not yet been released. for now we are live from lower manhattan i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", rahel and jim back to you. >>> president trump responded to the terror attack on twit ter saying my thoughts, condolences and prayers to the victims and families of the new york city terrorist attack , god and your country are with you. later, he tweeted i have just ordered home land security, to step up, our already extreme vetting programs, being politically correct is fin

hearst later detectives converged on the home depot in passaic where he is believed to have rented theruck used in the attack. new we are told saipov was in surgery and is recovering at a local hospital in critical condition, though, he is expect to survive. in the meantime fbi is asking the public for tips, you can send your tips to fbi dot gov/ nypd try beck a live from lower manhattan i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you. >>> sources tell cbs news that the suspect yelled god is great in arab when he exited the truck after hitting those pedestrians. we are learning that sayfull saipov, was stopped twice by pennsylvania police. traffic citationness pike and cumberland citations. one ticket was for operating unsafe equipment. twenty-nine year-old has residences in paterson, new jersey and tampa, florida. he does not appear to have an extensive criminal background. >>> well, terror attack did not stop new york city is annual halloween parade, mayor deblasio and governor cuomo took part last night. new york city police department added more officers and equipment in resp

we will brief you again in a few hearst and let you know when that will be. >> we have no numbers onies just yet. >> or fatalities. >> we don't that have number. >> we were told 140 residents were rescued from the home is that correct. >> we will confirm those numbers in the morning. it is a fluent situation, folks. sensitive to the families, given nature of the facility, and that we're involved with, we have a tremendous number of resources committed to this investigation and to the fire incident and we will brief you at 6:00 with the actual numbers. >> is the fire out. >> the fire is control. >> the number of injured still around 20 people, sir. >> i have not been given that number and we are trying to confirm now. we have a number of residents transferred to local hospitals for assessment, we have triag ed a number of residents at a other facilities. i will have exact numbers at 6:00 in the morning. >> initial reports... >> reporter: we will get numbers from the police and fire fighters, in two hours but we now know, that as we run our video you will see first video is fire

. >> to commissioner president thurman, marshall, hearst, de jesus, to the command staff of the san franciscothe awardees and their families and all the members of the san francisco police department, i'd like to say good evening and thank you for being here. valor is defined as great courage in the face of danger. tonight, you'll hear the stories of 18 members of the san francisco police department who exemplify valor in every sense of that definition. although the brave men and women of our department go about their jobs every day with no expectation of recognition, there are times that our officers, because of their commitment to public safety face dangerous situations that go well beyond the normal call of duty. many of which were here tonight. they call for honors of our highest regard. these situations are split-second situations that if the officer hesitates or makes a bad decision, the officer or the public can suffer great bodily injury or even death. if that might on fight or flight syndrome we all learned about in the second when training. we were told just revert to your training.

and an asian man, both thought to be between 25 and 30, approached a lone victim in the areas of hearstcenic avenues and forcibly removed his backpack while claiming to have a gun, police said. finally, around 6:35 p.m. tuesday, a hispanic man and a hispanic or black man, both between 18 approached a lone victim in the spruce and virginia streets ( james ) thanks we will check back with you the morning. <"i thought it was a joke. we thought it was a joke you know... i was never expecting to get a call like that.">( darya ) the daughters of a woman killed in a hit and run crash over the weekend speak are now speaking out to kron 4. this as police are still searching for her killer. and now... south san francisco police have released details of the suspected driver. the crash happened saturday near the intersection of el camino real and hazelwood drive near brentwood bowl. that's where teresa gonzalez was crossing the street to try and get to an uber. she was on her way home after a night out. as she was crossing the street to get into the car, a car hit her and fled the scene. gonzalez's

plus, the ceo of hearst steve schwartz is coming up as well later on in the program., connell mcshane standing by with some of the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street this week. >> hey, there, maria, it has been a short but busy newsweek. the department of justice is suing to block at&t from acquiring time warner. that's one of the

virginia voters chose chris hearst, a former local tv news anchor who quit his job and became a gun safetyriend alison parker was shot and killed on live television, as she was doing a report. last night he won a seat in the house of delegates, over an opponent who had an a rating from the national rifle association. here's what he said today. >> i wish that i was still with alison, a journalist working at the television station we worked at together. that wasn't the plan that god had intended for me and for her. and so i sought about trying to fortha new path and create a new plan. >> in montana, voters elected a refugee as their mayor. john carmen got attention when he posted this. will the woman's protest be over in time for them to cook dinner. he then said this when asked to apologize. >> women who are sure of themselv themselves, they didn't get owe poen fended by this, if it hurt your feelings -- it wasn't posted -- >> ashley bennett was one of the women who walked out of that meeting in protest. she decided that she was going to run against john carmen for atlantic county freeholde

. >> and another only in the movies outcome, virginia voters chose chris hearst, a former local tv anchorhis job and became a gun safety advocate after his girlfriend alison parker was shot and killed on live television as she was doing a report. last night, he won a seat in the house of delegates over an opponent who had a "a" rating from the national rifle association. here's what he said today. >> i wish that i was still with alison, was still a journalist working at the television station that we worked at together but that wasn't the plan that god had intended for me and for her. and so, i sought about trying to forge a new path and create a new plan. >> in montana, voters elected a refugee from liberia, democrat collins as a first african-american mayor. in new jersey, voters replaced republican freeholder john carman who got national attention in january when he posted this on facebook. will the woman's protest be over in time for them to cook dinner? john carman then said this when asked to apologize. >> women who are sure of themselves, they didn't get offended by this. if it hur

a man was robbed by two other men at the intersection of hearst and scenic.ne of the attackers grabbed the man's backpack... the other pretended to have a gun and demanded the man's wallet. the victim gave it to them and they took off. he was not injured. police have not said if the two cases are connected. ( darya ) also happening now... the search is on for a man who robbed a bank in the north bay. it happened at the exchange bank on gravenstein highway in sebastopol. witnesses say the man entered the bank with a gun and demanded money from the teller. police do not have a detailed description of the robber. ( james ) this morning we are learning more about the bart officer who was assaulted while trying to stop a fare evader. bart police say that the officer was not injured. this happened saturday at the hayward bart station. over the last few months bart has increased its patrols in an effort to stop fare evasion. but bart police say it is also about keeping riders safe.

and an asian man, both thought to be between 25 and 30, approached a lone victim in the areas of hearstnic avenues and forcibly removed his backpack while claiming to have a gun, police said. finally, around 6:35 p.m. tuesday, a hispanic man and a hispanic or black man, both between 18 and 25, approached a lone victim in the area of spruce and virginia streets thanks lydia. we will check back with you the morning. ( james ) happening today... the holiday travel season kicks off.( darya ) nearly 170 thousand people are expected to go through s-f-o today alone. kron 4's will tran is live from s-f-o with more. will? (will)the holiday travel season will begin in earnest on friday, november 17, 2017, with more than 169,000 forecasted passengers arriving and departing sfo. in total, 6.7 million travelers are expected at sfo between november 17, 2017 and january 1, 2018. this represents a 3.6% increase in traffic compared to the same period last year. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) happening today ... the city of oakland will be issuing a

democrat chris hearst left his job as a reporter in february to fight for causes close to his heart. >>> as we start to feel the chill here in the bay area the sierra ski resorts are loving did. the lifts at boreal open at 10 a.m. after a fresh blanket of snow- covered it this week. the resort will be the first one in the state, open for the upcoming season. >> looks awesome. >> i'm a skier. >> i ski a little bit. >> board? >> no, no. i tried it once. >> my husband is a border. i don't ski. >> i sit by the fire. >> i make my grandmother are's spaghetti and meatballs so i'm usually cooking for when everybody gets off the slope. >> i see a future for your family. >>> let's talk rain, shall we, guys? exciting news on hi-def doppler already seeing some showers this morning. this is really going to help clear things out and give us a fresh start. the front still well north of the north bay. and, you know, i know a lot of folks are a little apprehensive about those showers through the burn region. we are going to keep a close eye on that. but right now, still north of the burn region we're

we are told it could take hearst to locate fire victims and notified their families because after these evacuees were rescued and ushered outside in the cold they were loaded on to warm buses and taken to several area shelters additionally at lee 20 people were transported to area hospitals including paoli, chester county and brandywine according to people here at the firehouse. one family we talk to said they came here around 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. when they still did not have any information on their 101 year-old mother or grandmother they went home. >> this is very upsetting because we don't know where she is. we have heard nothing. they said another six to eight hours until we know where say my grandmother is. so, i'll go home and see if i can get some information my self. >> reporter: that woman said it could be six to eight hours before they get any information on their loved one , karen and thomas. >> just such a long time waiting, it just seems like hours and hours can turn into days at that point. thanks jenny, very frustrating there. >>> lets get a check of the overnight cond

but then by early next week we will start machine below freezing, once again, through the overnight hearst drop do low of 46, mostly cloudy, a few showers and then a shower early thursday morning and then partly to mostly sunny, maybe a stray sprinkle midday as push of cold air makes its way n we will transition to the weekend, saturday starts off relatively quiet. saturday morning no rain just yet. late saturday, saturday night this front sweeps through and we had have widespread rain witt and then sunday notice how tightly pack these lines of pressure are. sunday, windy, we see those wins over great lakes you can see snow squals and showers, most of this off to the northwest but we cannot rule out a snow squall or flurry on sunday. rain saturday, cold, windy, with that chance for a shower or snow squall on sunday. for philadelphia marathon couple showers around especially early, it will be windy and chilly with temperatures in the 40's, through the course of the day. you're witness weather seven day forecast, well, we have cold air on friday, 49 degrees , milder saturday but rain late sa

chris hearst, who was whose girlfriend was shot and killed in 2015 defeated a republican incumbent.aine's republican governor believes voters made a mistake when they voted to expand access to medicaid. paul lepage has vetoed five attempts by the state legislature to expand the program there. it is the first referendum expansion of medicaid in the country. karl i, former advisor to president trump, has been subpoenaed by the southern district of new york. the attorney's office has opened an investigation into activities by icahn at his activities. he was serving as an advisor to the president. critics said it was a conflict of interest. he stepped down in august. he and his company are cooperating with the investigation. federal judge has imposed a gag order in the case against former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and his business associate rick gates. in that order, the judge directs attorneys to refrain from commenting on the case in public so as not to prejudice the case. special counsel office is charging both men with financial crimes. this is the cofounder of fusion gp

we put ticket up for the sale and within five hearst we had over a hundred moms buying tickets and begging wait list. >> now rhonda why do you think woman like to see it. >> i love it. when have kid that are young, old, all moms can relate to it we all have pressures of trying to be the perfect mom, but it is, i mean this took it to the extreme but, you realize, okay, you don't, it is not all going to be put together, sometimes it is okay to let loose and have fun. >> we see it all the time. >> my gosh. >> we're not that bad. >> meredith, you and your girl friend will see it, when ape why. >> we will go see it, next friday, and that was a whole other thing who is free what day who could go to this one. i wanted to go to this one. which movie theater will we go where will we get drinks, before and after and dinner. i'm more excited, obviously hanging with my friends but it was a great movie. i watched the first one with my husband and he didn't think it was that great. he didn't get it. i thought this was supposed to be funny. said there is funny parts but overall, it is not funny, it is ju

force their way past the local justice of the peace, they load the car on to hand ambulance, to a hearst, they bring it out to air force one, they quickly carry this heavy casket up the steps, put it in the back of the plane, strap it in. as soon as they do this, o'donnell says get this plane in the air. o'donnell is afraid that the dallas police are coming behind him, the dallas police are in the cars, they're going to surround the plane, board the plane, drag the body off, and perform an autopsy in dallas. so he wants to get this plane in in the air, so mchugh, who is the air force aid to the president and is responsible for maintaining the kennedy fleet, goes to the front of the plane, he says to the captain, get it -- get this plane in the air. the captain says, i can't, there's going to be a ceremony on board and we're not really sure and eventually mchugh finds out that lyndon johnson is on the plane and the kennedy people don't know that. they think johnson has taken its other plane, the plane he was taken in on, which is air force two and is on his way back to washington. the sto

and hearst a cre's a cop with fs on the job, 28 years old, and this is what he did for the city and for the country. so i'm really proud of him. >> let me just add real quick, ryan is a hero, but he was so humble about his achievement, it was very striking. i think the commissioner is right. he thought this was all in a day's work and what a cop does to protect other people. but he deserves the accolades of the people of this city, as do his partners. the question, what was the potential there had he not stepped in. as you know, after the fact, we found out more, but in that situation, you don't know if the shooter has multiple weapons, has a bomb on him, you don't know. and god forbid that situation was even more dangerous, how many more lives, literally, dozens more lives could have been in danger. ryan stopped that threat immediately. we owe him a great debt of gratitude. >> and commissioner [ inaudible ] -- >> well, i have to talk to him again and see what he wants to do. you know? he's a humble guy. so maybe we'll give you the opportunity, but i'll leave that up to him. >> in light