kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) outside city hall in san francisco... gun control advocates sound the alarm...jason chen/student activist- "i am terrified. the federal government has failed the youth of america again." initially, starting august first... after the state department's decision to settle a five-year lawsuit with texas based non-profit "defense distributed..." that company was going to be legally allowed to make blueprints for 3d-printed guns available online. those who own or have access to 3d- printers would have the ability to print their own handguns or assault rifles that may not contain serial numbers... and, could potentially avoid detection at metal detectors. but tuesday, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping the release of the downloadable blueprints. jason chen/student activist- "i do not want to die looking down the barrel of a plastic gun." san francisco supervisor catherine stefani (steph-uhn-ee) says she has reached out to the city attorney's office about ways to combat what she calls the "threat of 3d

in mill valley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) now to the latest on the massive wildfires burning in northern california tonght. in total-- the fires in mendocino, lake, shasta, trinity, and mariposa counties has burned nearly 300-thousand acres. (grant) we want to start our coverage tonight with the two fires burning in mendocino and lake counties. the mendocino complex fire is a combination complex fire is a combination of the river and ranch fires. the fires are burning near clearlake.. the ranch fire is just to the north of upper lake-- and the river fire is to the west of lakeport. here's a look at the latest numbers... (grant) numbers...latest numbers... (grant) and we have team coverage of the mendocino complex fires tonight. (vicki) kron 4's will tran is in kelseyville... where people are now allowed to return home. california officials say fire crews have made some gains against twin wildfires that are threatening several lakeside towns.the state's department of forestry and fire protection said tuesday that firef

in solano county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) (grant) let's get a check on the conditions now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.(vicki) lawrence, is the air quality going to get worse in the coming days? lawrence karnow: hiigh pressure is finally showing signs of weakening on this first day of august. it was still hot inland with some highs reaching into the low 90s. but overall temperatures cooled today and that trend will continue. more afternoon thunderstorms developed over the sierra again, on the satellite image you can see a couple areas of low pressure off the coast. they will help weaken the high pressure and move it further east. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and patchy fog at the coast will keep highs there in the 50s to low 60s. lows tonight will be cooler and actually slip into the 40s in the north bay. it may warm slightly with plenty of sunshine on friday before it coole below normal this weekend. high pressure will strengthen again next week to brin

in pittsburg, philippe djegal, kron four news.ogether. and we rise to the occasion and so our interests converge at a higher and deeper level">( marty ) many residents forced to leave their homes because of the carr fire... are returning home to nothing but charred wreckage. governor brown toured the area yesterday to see the devestation for himself. reporter doug johnson was there. nats fawn talking'hereús my front door, i had a nice little patio.'fawn elhadidi has just been allowed back home.nats fawn opening her dishwasher'yup thereús my dishes.'as she expects to find little left... she wishes she was given more warning.fawn elhadidi 'no i didnút get a call. and i know my neighbors in river ridge got no notice.' (but with)'and i told myself it was time to go.'the lack of an emergency alert system was an issue governor jerry brown addressed as he answered questions from reporters at the carr fireús incident command post at the shasta county fair grounds.gov. jerry brown, (d-ca)'i think we want to construct the best systems of al

in marin county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) a bay area woman who was studying in new zealand has died... while rock climbing there..(vicki) catherine heenan is here with more on the 28-year-old scientist... ( catherine ) lauren "kimi" worrell was photographed by her boyfriend standing on a rock peak in new zealand... not long before she died. worrell worked at one point as an environmental scientist in the bay area.she'd just finished a masters degree at the university of auckland. relatives say she loved rock climbing and was experienced...but in an accident sunday - she fell while getting ready to descend a 400-foot rock face on new zealand's north island. her heartbroken family has flown there from california... they say the death is still being investigated....and have issued a warning to other climbers about the dangers of relying on equipment attached to rock faces.. grant and vicki? (grant) giants pitcher derek holland is apologizing again tonight...after he used an asian accent during an appearance on the m-l-b

in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) school dress codes have been around for decades.. but more and more schools claim that the codes are biased and more restrictive against women and can lead to body shaming. (catherine) kron 4's dan kerman is live in alameda tonight where the school district has decided to make a change to the policy.dan? (dan) in past years this outfit would have been off limits for students in the alameda unified school district.sot sammi van ausdle/alameda high junior 05-13it was all part of the dress code which focussed on how much skin was showing.. outfits like like spaghetting straps and short shorts were off limits sot kyla ynion/alameda high junior 23-33 the school district is now changing the policy after discover the policy was sexist, with more restrictions for girls than boys. sot susan davis/alameda unified school district 42-52this coming school year private part of the body will still need to be covered, and clothing with hate speech, bias or promoting drugs will remain off limi

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant/on cam) in a related (grant/on cam) (grant/on cam) in a related story, opioid use and opioid overdose deaths are nothing short of a public health crisis across the country, including here in the bay area. but there is some help in the form of an antidote of sorts that is saving lives. kron four's rob fadeboe reports from san jose. as they shopped for fresh fruits and vegetables at a farmers market outside valley medical center on wednesday, many people went home with a couple of doses of narcan, a kind of short-term antidote for an opioid overdose. it's thought that getting more narcan into the hands of the general public will save lives. bruce copley/behavior health services department "....we want people to understand that the epidemic is starting to touch our county, fentanyl is found in opioids and other recreational drugs and it's leading to many overdose deaths across the country..." there have been 27 confirmed opioid deaths in santa clara county so far this year and 70

philippe legrain. give us your baseline scenario of how the brexit talks will proceed. fears risingre are about a no deal brexit. weak.ng has been -- i think we will have tough times ahead because there are big divisions between the eu and the u.k. there are three groups within the u.k. playing a game of chicken. there are remainders who hope trump adeal chaos will second referendum and labor mps who hope the chaos will prompt an election if they win, and hard-liners in the conservative party who hope they will crash out without a deal and therefore be free of constraints of the eu. chicken where you swerved at the last minute. difficult times ahead. the threat of a no deal brexit is so catastrophic the u.k. will cave into the eu and parliament ratified whatever deal comes through. shery: the prime minister is supposed to a potential referendum, jeremy corbyn is as well. how strong is the case for a referendum on the deal at this point? >> there is a very strong case for a second referendum. i think it

philippe? >> i don't even know where to start. om.t do you want me to -- >> laura: your laughter is what i was talking about. you are laughing about the america or the supporters? >> i'm not laughing at america. i'm laughing because i see what happens as someone watching this every night. now i understand also, i understand if someone only watches another channel every night. it's very possible that you are not 100% right, you, being fox. and that cnn is not 100% right. there is somewhere in between. but you don't get any of that. there is no comment -- i'm not going to be cutesy about common ground -- but we were talking earlier about different conspiracy theories. there is nothing i could say tou debunk one because i would say, well, here, look at this associated press story, or here, look at this fox story.is there is nothing we all agree upon. so you have, yes, the toxic environment. i don't think it should be on tv anymore. but you also have a president who is lying, he is lying multiple times a day, he is lying at a rate mor

(philippe) rest in peace michael... you will be missed.se sentiments, accompanied by flowers outside his house... sum up the way family, friends and neighbors feel about 64-year- old michael downie.neighbor/no name or face- "i have seen him around, yes, just walking his dog or just sweeping outside his house. a very friendly. didn't seem much of a threat. just your average guy." people who live on pine creek way in concord were hesitant to show their faces on- camera... because downie's alleged killer is still out there. downie was found dead in his home a week ago after his friend's discovered his body during a welfare check. concord police have named 55-year-old terrance dixon as the lone suspect... there's a warrant out for his arrest.summer galer/cpd- "we are considering him armed and dangerous, and we're asking the community that if you know where he is, or you see him to not approach him, and contact law enforcement immediately." police say dixon has not only had prior run-ins with law enforcement here in california. but also in wash

(justine) kron four's philippe djegal tells us.. one man believes coyotes are less afraid of us, than ever before. (philippe)peter hensel/concern ed neighbor- "over here by this little tree down here, uh, this little oak that's struggling there, my wife found the carcus of a cat that was half eaten." peter hensel says that happened last fall near his corte madera home on willow avenue... and, was the work of at least one coyote. and, more recently, he describes another incident witnessed by his neighbor down the street.peter hensel/concerned neighbor- "two fawns bolted in front of his car, being chased by seven coyotes, and they surrounded the fawn, grabbed its rear legs through to the road, dragged it off to the side of the street, and had a little grissley feast. and, uh, uh, man, i don't believe that belongs in a civilized area, i'm sorry." hensel says he's lived here for 46 years, but didn't start seeing coyotes on his street until three or four years ago. and, says in the past year, he and his neighbors have reported up to two

in mill valley, philippe djegal, kron four news.d doctor was shot to death at his home in lodi. police say 67- year-old doctor tom shock was shot in front of his home around 10 p-m last night. officers responded to a report of gunshots and later found shock with multiple gun shot wounds. despite lifesaving efforts, he was pronounced dead at the scene. shock's family and friends expressed how much they will be missed. (vicki) police have not made any arrests... but records show that he was forced to turn over his license to the medical board after two malpractice complaints. police ask that anyone who has information about this case is asked to contact lodi p-d. (grant) stockton police need your help identifying a vehicle and suspects after they tried to rob a man of his gold chain wednesday afternoon. police say a 72-year-old man was walking on astor drive when a white jeep drove up to the man and asked him to come to the vehicle when the man did, police say the passenger grabbed the man's gold chain and the drive took off, dragging

in mill valley, philippe djegal, kron four news. four news. coming up at eight.. a fix is in the works to bring relief to commuters on the peninsula.. the solution to a major headache. plus. bart is struggling to hire more police officers. why the police officer's association says no one wants to work for them. and next. neighbors are upset over what cal-train is planning to install near homes. (catherine) new at 8. in burlingame, neighbors are concerned about plans to build a power substation near their homes. (ken) caltrains needs to install whats called a power paralleing station as part of a massive effort to bring electric train service to the pennisulla.kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san mateo county with details. charles well, caltrains is well on it's way to putting electric train serive along the pennisual and that comes with some growing pains. as part of it's almost two billion dollar plan to install electric train service along the pennissula, caltrains needs to build 10 power substations.. like this one. . . along the route. one o

in solano county, philippe djegal, kron four news. lawrence karnow: hiigh pressure is finally showing signs of weakening on this first day of august. it was still hot inland with some highs reaching into the low 90s. but overall temperatures cooled today and that trend will continue. more afternoon thunderstorms developed over the sierra again, on the satellite image you can see a couple areas of low pressure off the coast. they will help weaken the high pressure and move it further east. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and patchy fog at the coast will keep highs there in the 50s to low 60s. lows tonight will be cooler and actually slip into the 40s in the north bay. it may warm slightly with plenty of sunshine on friday before it coole below normal this weekend. high pressure will strengthen again next week to bring hot weather inland again. (grant) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have an interactive map showing firefighters battling the large

in solano county, philippe djegal, kron four news.w: hiigh pressure is finally showing signs of weakening on this first day of august. it was still hot inland with some highs reaching into the low 90s. but overall temperatures cooled today and that trend will continue. more afternoon thunderstorms developed over the sierra again, on the satellite image you can see a couple areas of low pressure off the coast. they will help weaken the high pressure and move it further east. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and patchy fog at the coast will keep highs there in the 50s to low 60s. lows tonight will be cooler and actually slip into the 40s in the north bay. it may warm slightly with plenty of sunshine on friday before it coole below normal this weekend. high pressure will strengthen again next week to bring hot weather inland again. inland again. hot weather inland again. ((justine/ots)) the family of nia wilson...plans to sue bart.wilson is the young woman killed on july 22nd at the macart

(philippe) unhealthy air covers the solano county skies... affecting some visibility for drivers on the road... but having more of an impact on people trying serb "it is terrible out here."jan littlefield/passerby- "it's pretty bad."tom stuart/passerb y- "oh, gosh its awful." tom stuart lives just east of sacramento... and, says he's taking a road trip to the coast to get away from the smoke.tom stuart/passerby- "the smoke is backing up in in the valley. i'm kind of at the edge of the foothills right there between placerville and folsom, and um, gosh you sit there all day long and your eyes burn and itch and all that good stuff." the smoke advisory issued by the solano county public health department tuesday remains in effect. warning that outdoor activities should be avoided or reduced until the skies clear up. especially for those with heart conditions... or, respiratory issues like lee singleton in vacaville.lee singleton/asthmatic- "you know, a lot of ash in the air, you know, making it a little difficult to breathe, but you know, just ke

philippe djegal, kron four news. killed by an uber driver.at kind of serious threats police say the victim made. (ken)and next: fishermans wharf businesses are working to refocus on customers. how owners want to bring in more people who live close by.. (sports) just around the corner in sports, both the giants and a's wrapping up their series against first- place teams. highlights comin up. an uber driver is accused of shooting and killing this man... jason boek. (pam) boek allegedly thought he saw his girlfriend leave a lounge... and get in uber. (pam) that apparently made him upset and he chased down the uber driver threatening to beat him up. (ken)it turns out..his girlfriend wasn't even in the uber and when the uber driver felt threatened...he shot and killed the man.jana jones reports. this is the video from a dramatic uber ride where you can see this f-250 zip around the car...slam on brakes and then completely stop.in the video you can audibly hear jason boek say you know i got a pistol? you want me to expletive shoot you?the uber driv

in concord, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) its back to school time.ct is using its dress code to try and get rid of biased and body shaming against girls .kron 4's dan kerman explains. in the alameda unified school district the dress code was about how much skin was showing...spaghetting straps, crop tops and short shorts were off limits and those wearing them were disciplined. sot sammi van ausdle/alameda high junior 10-16sot amaya thomas/ alameda high sophomore 17-21sot sarah irungo/alameda high sophomore 22-32after numerous student complaints, especially at the middle school level, the school district determined the policy was sexist and needed reworking, sot susan davis/alameda unified school district 50-59this coming school year private part of the body will still need to be covered, and clothing with hate speech, bias or promoting drugs will remain off limits, but the district will no longer police how much skin is showing on shoulders and legs. sot kyla ynion/alameda high junior 132-139sot146/who they are ( marty ) still ahead still ahead ( mar

as kron 4's philippe djegal reports... the mother is considered at-risk.venue in east palo alto...clovis kaboga- miller/son- "the emotions are up and down -- all over the place."where the road intersects at bell street. clovis kaboga-miller/son- "we've been searching for her everyday, but this is the first on this scale."family, friends and complete strangers hold posters and hand out fliers to passersby with 66-year-old wamaitha kaboga-millers picture and information attached.her son clovis says she was last seen a week ago...the morning of friday the 17th...when surveillance video captured her inside the country time market.directly across the street from where kaboga- miller's family saturday stagged the command center for her search.clovis kaboga- miller/son- "i met with the sergeant of, uh, palo alto police department. he was out here earlier today. and, they're, uh, conducting their own search."jay graviano/clovis ' friend- "we're all really worried about her. um, we want to bring her home."jay graviano and his friends all went to high school with cl

(philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. stacks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-wer off... fire crews could better assess the situation. nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time, but the trees didn't become

good morning, philippe. me ask you how you see relations around the world and end up affecting european companies. the president of united states told bloomberg he sees europe as bad as china, only smaller. there is a significant risk that trade tensions get amped up. is that a threat to your business? is it a threat to europe? something wes is need to look at carefully. gemalto has always served as clients, and we do business with the u.s. and we have our main manufacturing out of canada. for us, -- what will it take for you to worry about this? we have trade negotiations with canada underway, and the war of words across the atlantic three at what do you need to see to make you start to be concerned? we are gradually escalating here. something iis is -- [indiscernible] licenses or we are within each and every country. i am not too worried about trade at this point. guy: is everything on track? have to make some concessions to get the deal done . give us some details where you are. all, we havest of to throu

kron 4's philippe djegal has the story.old hank mulholland's mother, betsy, says her son has been living in this room in her home on meadow drive with his girlfriend... before they planned to move to seattle. it's on the opposite end of the house to the room out of which betsy has operated a daycare service for 30 years called "cozy kid care." several law enforcement agencies served a search warrant here wednesday morning...betsy/suspect's mother- "the daycare had nothing to do with my son." investigators say what appears to be the power drug fentanyl -- was found in the home, and that no one living here has a prescription for it. betsy disputes the drug was actually ever in the house... rather that police found the drug's in her son's car -- away from the daycare. still the city of mill valley shutdown the daycare after learning betsy does not have the proper permits to operate the business within city limits... though she says she does have a state license. besty/suspect's mother- "i've never known i needed a mill valley

(justine) but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... considered at-risk -- is still missing. along university avenue in east palo alto...clovis kaboga- miller/son- "the emotions are up and down -- all over the place."where the road intersects at bell street. clovis kaboga-miller/son- "we've been searching for her everyday, but this is the first on this scale."family, friends and complete strangers hold posters and hand out fliers to passersby with 66-year-old wamaitha kaboga-millers picture and information attached.her son clovis says she was last seen a week ago...the morning of friday the 17th...when surveillance video captured her inside the country time market.directly across the street from where kaboga- miller's family saturday stagged the command center for her search.clovis kaboga- miller/son- "i met with the sergeant of, uh, palo alto police department. he was out here earlier today. and, they're, uh, conducting their own search."jay graviano/clovis ' friend- "we're all really worried about her. um, we want to bring her home."j

(philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet.acks of pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-and-e was able to turn the power off... fire crews could better assess the situation. homes were nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for

tonight kron 4's philippe djegal was with that family and has more with the mother who is still missing this evening. along university avenue in east palo alto...clovis kaboga- miller/son- "the emotions are up and down -- all over the place."where the road intersects at bell street. clovis kaboga-miller/son- "we've been searching for her everyday, but this is the first on this scale."family, friends and complete strangers hold posters and hand out fliers to passersby with 66-year-old wamaitha kaboga-millers picture and information attached.her son clovis says she was last seen a week ago...the morning of friday the 17th...when surveillance video captured her inside the country time market.directly across the street from where kaboga- miller's family saturday stagged the command center for her search.clovis kaboga- miller/son- "i met with the sergeant of, uh, palo alto police department. he was out here earlier today. and, they're, uh, conducting their own search."jay graviano/clovis ' friend- "we're all really worried about her. um, we want to bring her home."jay graviano and his friend

king philippe the sixth of spain attending the memorial history to sized catalonia spit for independence in the past and has loose support in the region. there was also division on the streets as cuts alone separatists protested the king's presence. the focus today however is on creating. i have more news for you at the top of the alex fear that. the people of the world over information. they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. on.

in mill valley, philippe djegal, kron four news.t the multiple wildfires buring in california- officials are giving residents safety tips to protect themselves before cleaning up wildfire ash. officials say lightly mist ash with water before sweeping, but do not soak the ash. use a damp cloth, mop or vacuums with a hepa filter. collect ash into containers or double bag and dispose in regular trash. do not push ash into storm drains. ash is highly acidic and may cause harm to the environment. officials also warn people with chronic diseases or who are sensitive to smoke or ash to not participate in cleanup efforts. (grant) new at ten: a rare sign of hope amidst the destruction.the alameda county fire department shared this picture on social media of an american flag -- flying un-damaged -- at whiskeytown cemetery in redding.the area has been decimated by the deadly carr fire. battalion chief chuck palmer and a crew lowered the flag to half-staff in honor of the firefighters who lost their lives battling the california blazes. a fitti

i would disagree with philipp on one thing. he said that the president's enemies within the administration. what's fascinating about what the president has done and alarming to some is he is using not only the informal powers of the presidency, but the formal powers of the presidency not just to go after political enemies and adversaries, but institutions that could stand to thwart him and go against career professionals in the intelligence community and the law enforcement community. he is basically weaponized all of the parts of the federal government that he really controls to try to beat down those parts of the federal government he doesn't functionally control. that means mueller and to some extent the justice department and beat down the media or you are talking about the inteligence community outside of the government. >> let's talk about bruce ohr. the president revokes john brennan's clearance. the former director out of the government and now to the administration. somebody not in government. bruce ohr who he was twee

(philippe) fire fighters mop up what's left of atlas pallet. pallets, a few outbuildings, and three-and-a-half acres of grass and dry brush all burned. nats- the pittsburg police department filmed the flames shortly after the fire started just after ten o'lock in the morning. contra costa county fire protection district fire marshall, robert marshall says his crews with mutual aid had the fire under control just before noon. robert marshall/fire marshall- "unfortunately, the buildings in the pallet yard were completely consumed, uh, mostly because we had some power lines that dropped, which made access to the site very difficult and unsafe." once p-g-and-e was able to turn the power off... fire crews could better assess the situation. homes were nearby, but never threatened. robert marshall/fire marshall- "no evacuation orders. the wind is blowing away from the homes, and so, we got pretty lucky there. we didn't get any of the tress involved. there are a few trees onsite. uh some palm trees that we were concerned about for a time

a -- philippe has a long when he enters in the has been a dream for years. >> it is sometimes worth ignoringdvice to see such a beautiful landscape. ssmetties it makes us forget all the dangers. reporter: it is the ffrst night in the desert for these western tourists. the camel herders gear up for the trip. -pand the visitor stock up on carbs ahead oo a long day of in this vast desert, and none of them feel threatened. >> my friends and family were worried, bececause they knknow t the e jihadist groups thatat ext in thehe s sahara ovover the lat dedecade. look at the belgian government website, and it said the area of mmuritania we are in nowwis safe. my insurance company says there covered. reporter: a wondrous sea of sand isis how the mauritanian organizers what the e touristsoo remember t the sahara, to satisy the westerner search for wilderness. there is no expense spaaed. each party has one camel per traveler to carry their gear. once the enough, he logistics were up and running in a m matter of ekeks, lviving the truckers -- trekkers with liitle o worrr about besides contemplating the

kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) people who own or have access to 3d-printers may soon have the ability to print their own plastic handguns or assault rifles... that could potentially avoid detection at metal detectors. alarming for gun control advocates in san francisco. rudy corpuz/united playaz- "any gun that's created or made on this planet is meant for destruction or to kill." this development is the result of the state department's decision to settle a five-year lawsuit with texas based non-profit "defense distributed..." allowing that company to make blueprints for 3d-prinited guns available line. initially, "defense distributed" was cleared to release the blueprints wednesday. but tuesday, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping the release.ellen ginsberg/moms demand action- "this decision creates an avenue for those who could not otherwise pass a background check to obtain a gun. these guns have o serial numbers, they are untraceable if they show up at a crime scene." san fra

season she took part in several training sessions for the stable and was just as fast as teammate philippe massa but another man was chosen to be the second driver that audience who team or not the answer to. that is what was it like to be the only woman on the race track. you have stronger madness i did notice that i was getting a lot of attention because i was usually the only woman present. you know but i decided very early on in my career to focus on my performance. is that i my performance is what it's all about this. for me it was important to be on the racetrack and show what i could do. as i say this is a relevant. is one why are the s a few women in my just a lot more sport is just one thing motor sport is seen by most as a male domain of the mean i've been involved with it since i was eight and i know that it doesn't have to be that way i think we have to inspire the next generation . so they have to believe that they have a chance to work on or by the side of the race track. in this that's why i set up dare to be different how to be different it's an initiative designed to inspi

to king philippe the sixth of spain attending the memorial has criticised catalonia spit for independence in the past and has low support in the region. there was also a division on the streets as cuts among separatists protested the king's presence. the focus today however is on grieving. i have no news for at the top of the hour fear that. the people of the over information they provide the opinions they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. home. at the southernmost tip of the arabian peninsula away from the eyes of the outside world yemen is counting its dead more than ten thousand of them and those displaced run into millions as a cholera famine and for many exile yemen is a war. not many foreigners set foot in this part of the arabia the president of the international committee of the red cross has come to visit this exhausted and divided country. he's one of the few people authorized to observe a conflict which has been reduced to wretched internal hostilities. and. this trip is a difficult one to say the least. in the south in aden and fin

asha philipp settles. the whole stadium now settles.r the final of the women‘s relay. away they go. philip has been left a little bit by schippers. look how well she has run. lansiquot is in great form. trying to keep pace with switzerland. germany are going so well. pinto has it. dina asher—smith gets fit and surely she can chase them down. working hard. dina asher—smith comes away, comes away bya asher—smith comes away, comes away by a distance, 41.8 eight. as soon as this quartet, as soon as three of them got the batten to dina asher—smith, just in touch and contact, asher—smith, just in touch and co nta ct, we asher—smith, just in touch and contact, we knew the result. that was a great run from the three other teams involved. what a fantastic leg run by dina asher smith. she becomes the first women to complete that sprint travel since catherine krabbe in1990. sprint travel since catherine krabbe in 1990. beating the reigning european champions, the netherlands. dina asher smith coming from a long way back in the home straight. all o

(philippe) for some people... under the hazy skies...comes a shortness of breath, coughing, wheezing chest tightness or pain.robert young/retired fire fighter- "if you have heart or lung issues, um, or respiratory problems, its probably best to stay inside." most of the smoke hovering over solano county is coming from the mendocino complex fires... carrying with it small particulate matter than can be breathed danergously deep into the lungs.joy taylor/passerby- "i like to run outside. i'm finding its hard to run out there." difficult and also unsafe.jan littlefield/pass erby- "we're certainly staying inside and you know, taking it kind of easy, and you feel congested and you can really, i mean, its, its really bad." kristina kawczynski (kuh-zin-ski) has been in the south bay for a few days... but is driving back home north near redding.kristina kawczynski/passerby- "i've been driving with my, my windows up and a/c blasting. so, that way i'm not dying." the health department says children and pregnant women are at greater risk of experie

french prime minister edouard philippe says the plans will include arrangements for british citizensre fluid border controls after the uk exits the eu. japan's nissan has begun producing its first electric car aimed at the chinese market. working with a chinese partner, nissan is making a battery—powered version of its sylphy model, geared towards the world's biggest auto market. staying with cars and news from the big players in the market. japanese car maker toyota is to invest $500 million in uber as part of a push to develop self—driving cars. mass—producing autonomous vehicles for uber‘s ride—sharing network could help both firms catch up in the competitive driverless car market. katie silver is in singapore. toyota and uber have worked together already, toyota seems to be keen to make even more progress. they both sound keen for the progress and that is because the deal is being billed asa win is because the deal is being billed as a win for both. it will allow them to catch up in the very competitive self driving vehicle space. they are lagging behind at the moment competitors

had he survived how he would have had a little fame like runner which is an official adaptation of philippic novel inspired many other. kept in war as are sometimes called films such as the terminator or the matrix in which technology is seen as a dark for something that people have to struggle against america's first attempt to launch a satellite a six and a half inch steer away in just over three pounds was checked out by scientists and declared ready a great wave of advance publicity focused attention at cape canaveral florida for the launching of just being a country project ben guard if you look at the popular literature on the popular television you see the traffic technology celebrated well phil had nothing nothing to do with that that was not his world. something had gone wrong with an automatic defense system out in space and it was acting out its cycle this way and no one could halted either. it was war and death yes but it was error it lacked intent he did not feel any hostility from the forces overhead they were not vengeful or motivated they were empty hollow completely cold . i

karl rove , philippe reines, susan page and jason riley.hich heading down the government over the wall and immigration issues help or hurt republicans in the midterms? >> her to the republicans. they've they are seen of having control of the government. regardless of how the president describes the culprits as being the democrats, it will hurt the republicans. the presidents approval is 46-51 and the latest fox poll. 43-55 on immigration. >> so don't push immigration? >> don't shut down the government. if you want to shut down the government, shut it down over the economy but people don't believe particularly when it comes to the wall that it's the right thing. the wall is the weakest border security. you noticed he stopped talking about the wall and border security. even inside the white house, the wall is not as popular as border security. >>chris: we asked you for questions and on this issue of apollo'spossible shutdown got this question. if potus shuts down the government, how will he get his supreme court pick confirmed and how will th

philippe mesa, also joining us today. [ applause ] all right, thank you very much. so colleagues, we are approving the minutes from june 19th, 2018 for the full board and the special meeting minutes of the budget and finance committee for june 18th 2018, is there a motion to approve the minutes? motioned by supervisor kim. seconded by supervisor brown. thank you very much. colleagues, we can take that without objection. without objection the meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. madam clerk, call the consent agenda. >> clerk: items 1-14 on consent considered to be routine. if a member objects an item could be removed and considered separately. >> president m. cohen: all right, thank you very much. madam clerk, on the consent agenda, could you please call the roll? >> clerk: on items 1-14. supervisor kim aye. supervisor mandelman aye. supervisor peskin aye supervisor ronen aye. supervisor safai aye. supervisor stefani aye. supervisor yee aye. supervisor brown aye. supervisor cohen aye. supervisor fewer aye. there are 10 aye's. >> president m. cohen:

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philippe reines, former senior advisor to hillary clinton. page of "usa today" and jason riley from "the wall street journal." carl, simple question. it would shutting down the government over the wall and immigration issues helped or hurt republicans in the midterms? >> hurt the republicans. they got the president see, the senate and the house. if they can't get their act together regardless of how strong the president describes the culprits as being the democrats, it will hurt the republicans. remember one thing, the president's approval is 46-51. his approval in that poll is 43-55. he's worse in immigration than he is over his overall approval rating. if you want to shut on the government, shut down the economy where he is actually seen as doing the right thing but people don't believe, particularly when it comes to the wall that it's the right thing. the wall -- border security is great, he's talking about border security because even inside the white house they figured out the wall is not as popular as border security. >> chris: we ask y