they were hoping that perhaps mr collier has managed to find safety but was unable to alert the emergencyt body has been recovered. there are sad news. thank you, simon. —— very sad news. in an extraordinary diplomatic development, turkey has accused saudi arabia of murdering a well—known journalist, inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. jamal khashoggi, a saudi national who writes for the washington post, has apparently not been seen since visiting the consulate on tuesday. saudi arabia says the accusation is baseless. mark lowen reports from istanbul. jamal khashoggi, mysteriously disappeared, or brutally murdered? the high—profile saudi dissident has long been a thorn in the side of his government. he hasn't been seen since entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday to get marriage papers. his turkish fiancee waiting outside sounded the alarm when he didn't emerge. turkey says it believes mr khashoggi was killed inside the consulate in a premeditated murder involving a saudi hit squad who removed his body. the saudis said that was baseless, opening cupboards in a bizarre a

the front man was so impressed, he gave collier one of his guitars.has been playing guitar only two years. >> collier cash rule. he has a rocking name. were they covered metallica too? did i hear it? >> sand wereman. >> very cool. >> that was awesome. >> the kid is living my dream. >> that's what i was going to say, mike nicco's he dream. >> nobody ever says anybody in the audience play the drums? let's move on to the weather, something i'm a little bit better at. wind gusts up to 24 miles per it will relax and dry air, clear sky. cooler this time tomorrow morning. during the afternoon hours, above average highs all seven days. here's where the high pressure is parked. see the clockwise flow, offshore breeze taking the clouds away from us once again and keeping us warm today. mid-70s along the coast. 79, santa cruz. we will hang around the upper 70s to low 80s through most of the bay, including san francisco at 80. fremont, 84. same thing in concord and vallejo. look at the north bay tonight. low to upper 40s when the winds calm down and the bone dry

(ken) it was a night 10-year-old collier cash won't soon forget...terisa) he was attending a foo fighters concert with his mom in kansas city when he was invited on stage. the spontaneous moment happened after someone with the band heard collier say he played guitar and decided to bring him on stage to perform. the chance to perform for 15-thousand people wasn't the only gift the band gave collier that night. <"he said bye and i said where do i put the guitar. what do i do with it? he said, do you want it?">(terisa) this new guitar from lead singer dave grohl is a definite upgrade from his other one which was a darth vader guitar from toys r us. we'll open up tonight with 49ers-packers. the 49ers have lost three in a row, but even in their rough times, they have a habit of owning monday nights...winning their last 9 appearances. --so would it happen again tonight. --we go to lambeau field--the cathedral of pro football. --we pick it up in the 1st quarter-- niners up 7-zip after a matt breida td. but aaron rodgers...is a master of big plays...airs it

organisers raised the alarm when mr collier failed to finish the race from knoll beach to swanage. confirmation of brett kavanaugh as a judge on the us supreme courtjustice has energised the republican campaign for the us midterm elections. the nomination was finalised last night, despite allegations of sexual misconduct denied byjudge kavanugh. with a month to go to the midterms, president trump says the row showed what is at stake. from washington, barbara plett—usher reports. the brutal partisan fight over brett kava naugh's nomination is over. his conservative views or will shape the supreme court stance on issues such as abortion and done right. but battlelines have been drawn ahead of an election. president trump is on the campaign trail. he did a victory lap over his supreme court success, but pivoted quickly to mid—term elections. on november sixth, you will have the chance to stop the radical democrats, and that's what they've become, by electing a republican house and a republican senate. we will increase our majorities. republican control of congress will be contested ne

the front man was so impressed, he gave collier one of his guitars.been playing guitar only two years. >> good on him. we established he was playing metallica, right? >> yeah. he looks like he's been there before, doesn't he? he's very comfortable on stage. >> great stage presence. i'm just playing. >> write down his name. >> bragging rights back in the third grade. gosh. that's awesome. >> yeah. i think he's the coolest kid in his school now. bring that for show-and-tell, if they do that. if not, bring it anyway. we're bringing the sunshine and the warmth in your accuweather 7-day forecast. and the breezes this morning are gusting up to 37 miles per hour. i've seen 40 in the east bay hills to 45 at times. so it's going to be an issue through 10:00. and the high fire danger will be an issue through about, say, noon. and you can see the camera bouncing on mt. tam fire danger. sunny, calmer, and warm across the board. dry air and clear skies. nons temperatures about 20 degrees cooler in some neighborhoods tomorrow. above average highs pretty much all we

collier's has not seen a corresponding reduction with regard to inquiries. with regard to the next row, store opening targets as indicated, the current sign deals represent over 40% of the transit center, so the 39% target for occupancy in the second calendar of quarter 2019 remains -- remains a good target. this slide is slightly different than last month's in that we wanted to be clearer about what was approved versus what was executed, so the orange shaded areas indicate what is fully signed. last month, the orange shaded areas indicated what was approved, and i will further explain on the next slide. to walk you through the map, the orange shade, tlehese are lease that are fully signed and in the design process. these are five leases representing eight spaces, which is 42% of the center. space 103 was approved in july, however, did not come to fruition. this was an early deal while the transit center was under construction with some of the base building elements of the space not in place until later, specifically, some mechanical units. so when in place,

earlier collier international offered the site for sale. based on feedback received from potential buyers they recommended a few advisements shifting the payments of taxes by one year and moving requirements to commence construction within 24 months. we have moved those adjustments with collier and received offers in line with the appraised value. staff will now seek approval from the board of supervisor next year and keep the port commission and public informed on this important transaction. >> also the fare rebuilding is sold. -- ferry building is closed october 9th. the buyer between hudson and alliant paid $291 million at closing. under the ferry building lease, the port has right to 30% share in net sale proceeds. our staff and city attorney's office have been carefully reviewing the lease and entered into negotiation was the seller. we will realize $10.3 million at closing. i would like to comment our staff and commission who putna the terms of participation at sale. it is a important provision worth $10.3 million to us this year. all

continuing for a kayaker who went missing during a race off the dorset coast. 60—year—old alistair collierm worcester was last seen around midday yesterday near the start of the course. 15 competitors were taking part in the event from knoll beach to swanage. coastguards said organisers raised the alarm when he did not complete the race. further south, after yesterday's cold, wet and windy weather, barely 8 degrees for some of us whether rain persisted, it will be warmer. despite the frost first thing, temperatures will recover to between 12 and 16 celsius this afternoon, which is considerably higher than yesterday, even where we have got rain. rain hangs around across scotla nd rain. rain hangs around across scotland and northern ireland for the next few days. elsewhere it will start to feel much warmer with morning mist and fog however. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: victory for president trump as brett kavanaugh is sworn onto the supreme court after weeks of debate over sexual abuse allegations. republicans believe in the rule of law, not the role of the mob. ahead of the snp p

continuing for a kayaker who went missing during a race off the dorset coast. 60—year—old alistair collierhe course. 15 competitors were taking part in the event from knoll beach to swanage. coastguards said organisers raised the alarm when he did not complete the race. two men have been arrested after four police officers were injured in north london last night. two male officers were stabbed and two female officers were hurt after responding to reports of fighting in islington. one of the officers is still being treated for stab wounds in hospital. government plans to change trespassing from a civil to a criminal offence have been met with criticism by members of the travelling community. they say a lack of available space means they often have nowhere to go. if the proposals are adopted, it would give the police powers to arrest all residents on an illegal encampment, as matt graveling reports. time to move on, again. 12 hours after this is unauthorised encampment set up police arrived. i think it is horrible, mate. they don't give us a chance. we have come last night with all these kid

continuing for a kayaker who went missing during a race off the dorset coast. 60—year—old alistair collieround midday yesterday near the start of the course. 15 competitors were taking part in the event from knoll beach to swanage. coastguards said organisers raised the alarm when he did not complete the race. theresa may has appealed to labour supporters, urging them to vote for her rather than jeremy corbyn. in an article for the observer, the prime minster highlights what she calls her party's moderate and patriotic programme. labour says the government is desperate, and trying to con working people. she is clearly acknowledging, i think, that what has been to date a strategy of attacking jeremy corbyn for his political past, and for his opinions, isn't going to work, and isn't going to wind the conservative party and election alone, whenever that may be. not, as it stands, until 2022, although anything can happen in the meantime. this is an acknowledgement that the conservatives do need to make a stronger offer, and a better offer to people in terms of their policies, and what they are

continuing for a kayaker who went missing during a race off the dorset coast. 60—year—old alistair colliery near the start of the course. 15 competitors were taking part in the event from knoll beach to swanage. coastguards said organisers raised the alarm when he did not complete the race. the authorities in turkey say they believe a prominent saudi journalist has been killed inside the kingdom's consulate in istanbul. jamal khashoggi who was criticial of some saudi government policies, hasn't been seen since entering the building last week. a source at the consulate described the accusation as "baseless". our turkey correspondent mark lowen is following developments. they believed he stove in a premeditated murder. and his body was then removed. the saudis said this was basis. the open cupboards and bizarre attempt to show the journalist was not inside. jamal khashoggi entered the saudi concert last tuesday. he was trying to get documents for his forthcoming wedding to a turkish woman, who remained outside. when he didn't emerge, she alerted the police and authorities. since then, the tu

continuing for a kayaker who went missing during a race off the dorset coast. 60—year—old alistair collierng part in the event from knoll beach to swanage. coastguards said organisers raised the alarm when he did not complete the race.

sot david collier"a lot of our homes a lot of our families have been displaced.omes have been destroyed. damage has been everywhere. so we're having to deal with that as we're dealing with this as well."as people return to the rubble of their florida panhandle communities, residents are lining up at community centers for bottled water and ready-to-eat meals. the governor assuring people there is help for those in need sot voice of rick scott, florida's governorwe've distributed i think about 2 million meals. i think it's a million gallons of water. we were making sure that fuel around the state. so i know everybody wants to get back to their house, ya got to be safe."in mexico beach, florida, i'm omar jimenez reporting. (justine) today -- president trump declared that a major disaster exists in the state of georgia and ordered federal aid to supplement state, tribal, and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by hurricane michael. the president's action makes federal (justine) today -- president declared that a major disaster exists in the state of georgia

bomb but when the bombs are assembled here in rural sonde india about forty five kilometers west of collier county. in a valley near the town of goma is no less is an unassuming looking factory that makes bombs by the thousands. it belongs to a company called wm italia the abbreviation stands for rhine mittal weapon and munition and it is a one hundred percent subsidiary of german arms manufacturer run mittal. but it got today's this is a german factory on italian territory that makes a deadly product bombs that are sold all over the world by measurement here germany is exploiting a disadvantage area this will just something with its high unemployment. arms are being manufactured for huge profits that but a brute i did not is what is happening in this area and mostly it was. because of that i thought. but where are the bums made by ryan mittal insaan dania deployed in twenty fifteen an employee of the ngo human rights watch snapped these photographs of bomb components. they were found in sabah in northern yemen city with a population of fifty thousand shortly after a saudi bombing raid. the

cell phone service add to the frustrations of emergency response crews already stretched thin.david collieranama city fire battalion chief: "a lot of our homes a lot of our families have been displaced. homes have been destroyed. damage has been everywhere. so we're hang to deal with that as we're dealing with this as well."while rescue workers cut through massive piles of debris in search of survivors, residents are lining up at community centers for bottled water and ready-to-eat meals... governor rick scott assures people there is help for those in needgov. rick scott/-r- florida: "we've distributed i think about 2 million meals. i think it's a million gallons of water."and had this warning those eager to return home. gov. rick scott/-r- florida: "don't touch down power lines. if you use the generator, know how to use it don't make a mistake and use it in your house everybody stay safe."but local officials say it's going to take time for things to get back to normal... margo anderson/lynn haven mayor: "we are going to build this city back it's going to be beautiful. and now we have about

your governor, jeff collier. jeff, where's jeff? [applause] president trump: jeff is a great guy.a really incredible job. i said, nothing personal, i just did not know you. because when i backed kris -- you have one hell of a governor. we have to talk about bringing him down to washington or something. great governor, great man. we are also joined by kansas attorney general eric schmidt. thank you. and president of the kansas state senate, susan wagle. thank you. i am also proud our campaign manager, you know brad. where's brad? guy is like seven feet tall. thank you, brad. our chief, you know him. our chief operating officer. do you know michael? he is fantastic. right from the beginning. thank you, michael. they all come from kansas. they all come from kansas. i guess that is how we win. you get from kansas, you win. along with our amazing secretary of state, mike pompeo. [applause] president trump: he is doing a great job. he is heading over to north korea. this guy travels. you have that do that to be a good one. if you are home a lot, you are not doing much of a good job. mik

david collier is a battalion chief with the panama city fire department. david, you know, i wonder, is it possible that there are still people trapped inside of their homes? >> it's highly possible. unfortunately, we're not able to gain access to all areas at this point. the quick task force teams from the state have done a quick rapid search of the area, have tried to clear homes the best we can but unfortunately we're probably still going to find people in the come weeks. >> obviously your main concern is those who are still alive but is your concern you may find those who have passed or the death toll may rise? >> absolutely, that's always a possibility. it was so catastrophic that possibility is there. >> i know one of the big concerns right now is spotty cell service, lack of communication. what is the message you want to get out? >> the biggest thing right now is try to keep -- try to stay off the roads as much as possible. first responders are out. we're trying to clear these roads, trying to save everything as much as possible. if everybody could j

lauck collier has lived in the bay area since 1955. >> i wouldn't consider it at all. >> reporter: he tells us he wouldn't want to take a chance with a careless guest leaving his property messy. now, tonight this partnership moves to a community meeting in oakland. we're told they've also had this in two other cities, in l.a. and miami, and had success there. reporting live in san francisco, christi smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christi. >>> the south bay neighborhood at the center of a beg raid. >>> plus a walnut creek restaurant served the community for decades. now it is losing its lease. why it's blaming the grocer whole foods for its fate. >>> it was nice today. san jose with a high of 73. right now a cool 66. i'll show you when temperatures ramp back up with increased fire danger. that's in about eight minutes. >>> armed deputies rolled into a quiet part of morgan hill today hunting for drugs. when the smoke cleared, they had detained a dozen people and made some very troubling discoveries. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us live from morgan hill with a look at what

meyers and the lee county, collier county area of rain. saint petersburg, rain. gainesville, rain. tallahassee, rain. jacksonville, rain. columbus, georgia, atlanta about to get rain. birmingham getting rain. all the way over to pensacola and everything in between. enormous amounts of rain. here's the most striking thing to me. this eye is completely over land. completely. yet look at the eye wall and how well formed it is. ken graham is with us from the hurricane center. how long does this eye wall maintain itself, ken? >> that's one of the problems with this storm. when you make landfall at 155 miles an hour, it's going to take awhile to get those winds to come down. we expect it to still be a hurricane later tonight as this reaches the georgia/alabama line. even central portions of georgia, we'll still see a hurricane this evening before it weakens. >> shepard: this thing is headed north/northeast. mariana, that's ahead. what about big cities say, like, albany, georgia, how much of a danger are they in? >> you know, we talk about that rainfall. some areas could see 3 to 5, even

and i'm with collier's international. we are in favor of the union square bid's recommendation. by forcing retailers to take the third floor, we are impairing the ability of ground floor space to even be leased because retailers don't want to merchandise office third level. the customer can comfortably transition from the ground floor to the lower, lower to second, but after that, they give up. the spaces that have been sitting vacant in the district longer are buildings that have second and third floors attached to them. also, one of our property managers in the district shared with me recently that her retail tenants on the upper levels are suffering. due to the increase in burglaries and havevagrants in district, many businesses have key cards to reduce who can come in and out. this has had a negative impact especially on retails on upper levels -- sales especially, especially those that depend on foot traffic. therefore these tenants are leaving the district because they are no longer profitable or sustainable to have their businesses on upper levels in the district. i also

we are joined by office services director at joe colliers intersection -- international to discuss whatong kong's real estate market. have least about 72,001st he of grade a office 50 -- 50%t's about what we saw on mainland chinese firms. do you see this as an anomaly or sustainable trend? >> i believe it is sustainable. we see office rents continue to rise steadily in 2018 due to strong demand and low levels of supply. we forecast for your rental 6.5% ins of 8.5%, and colin. another interesting trend is co-working operators. some of these companies are intially launched cooperative space. these places continue to expand in operation in hong kong. ofrators are more than 40% first year lease and transactions in hong kong. these are deals which we transacted on, including 19,000 least feet, and campfire, 60,000 per feet -- square feet. sophie: we do see a lot of these new entrants, these sharing office spaces, as well as crypto firms. we have the likes of investment banks looking for lower-cost buildings. do you see a change in composition? where do you see more of an appetite in the city

turns out that collier is a metallica expert.he familiar rift that opens metallica's song and after chit challent, ripped out open lines of "welcome home sanitarium." >> comfortable, too. >> he's awesome -- >> that's the thing. it's -- amazing, but he looks like he's been there his -- for 30 years. >> he's got a future. >> not shy. >>> welcome back. here are three things to know this morning -- the federal budget deficit hit its highest level in six years in the 2018 fiscal year when it surged to $779 billion. that's a $113 billion increase from the previous 12 months. the government's fiscal year runs from october through september. lower fell tax revenue and higher -- lower federal tax revenue and higher spending since president trump contributed to the shortfall. it's expected to top $1 trillion in the 2019 fiscal year. >>> security researchers say an estimated 35 million u.s. voter records were found for sale on the dark web. cybersecurity company anomaly reports the unauthorized disclosure effects voters in 19 states. the re