balloon was shredded by a secret automatically activated device fitted at the base of its frame ocean house attendees gasped as the arch prank unfolded before their eyes banksy who's known for his anti capitalist took to instagram posting the message going going gold but the buyer needn't be too upset that the work may have doubled in value as a result of the stunt. well here we love to hear your thoughts on all of our stories so do get in touch by following us on social media leave in your comments that we'll be back in about half an hour with the headlines see than. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express an injury. or something want to. watch it right to the press this is what. three of the more people. interested in the why. you. should. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. cooked additional supposed to. sort of a look at some of these it's a bullet you're looking at. least. so yes it's really meant f

ocean. the houses you are seeing that survived were not only wind mitigated but hopefully elevated enough to where the ocean passes underneath and through them. and you will see the homes built after the 2001 florida building code survived. when we look at the damage, this is why we keep preaching the predisaster message and congress proactively passed laws last week, the disaster recovery reform act and that will put disaster money up front, a large amount to mitigate the infrastructure, and then we have to get citizens to understand when they buy a home in these areas it has to be mitigated and built to a higher standard or we are going to continue to do this over and over and over again in this country. >> brock, correct me if i am wrong, but it sounds like you are angry, if that's the right word, that people do continue to live here or you have to issue the warnings? >> we keep having to issue the warnings. i, like anybody, i love the ocean and i love the mountains, but when you want to live in these areas hazards come with them. we just have to built correctly if you want to populate th

he left it for his fellow pros that all rented a beach house in ocean city, maryland. i had a beach house in the town over, and i hated every second of it, it was so gross. i truly know this culture from the same era, and here's what he left this for his friends. i think we -- here's a portion. i think we are unanimous that any girls we can beg to stay there are open with open, dot, dot, dot, and the danger of eviction is great and that would suck because of the money and because this week has big potential interpret as you wish. i don't know why he didn't sign it barf. fff, is allegedly is that a vulgar reference to what he wanted to do to girls. >> during his second hearing he said this was a reference to stuttering. this doesn't fit with the reality? >> this is primary evidence from the time that would contradict details of his self depiction. does that become qualifying? does it rise to perjury? it has nothing to do with the alleged sexual assault, which is far more serious. >> it has to do with excessive drinking again. >> and whether he has been honest. he didn't

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this is the only house on the ocean side of the road. consulting work for them and says they are in a battle with the state over riffraff that was put in place without permission. >> and so it is a big deal for all of those california homeowners to assume it will be their retirement home or their biggest investment. the rules are sort be in a way very long time. i hope my children's children, my grandchildren will get to come and enjoy the landscape here. but i don't know if it will be here when they are old enough. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> president trump is back in washington tonight after touring areas along the gulf coast that were devastated by hurricane michael. the president and first lady touched down in florida where they began with an aerial tour of panama city. after making lappedfall last -- landfall last week. disbelieve seen pictures, but to see the total devastation. >> yes. >> they know houses. not evening lap, it's incredible. to see this personally, it is very tough. >> the death toll has climbed to 19 and more than 200,00

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matters to this discussion in a minute and joining us from providence rhode island the ocean state my state representative house minority whip the honorable and always affable blake filippi gentlemen welcome back to the big picture. thank you glad to be here here in the district of columbia this is within your reach when you download the mobile justice d.c. today app it's a smartphone app for both the i phone and android it enables users to record what they regard as civil rights violations via law enforcement alerting other app users and to submit videos and incident reports automatically to the american civil liberties union in washington d.c. a day of this is just one of many similar apps which as police body cams to capture what's happening you see this from two camera angles as a tech expert and as an ex cop where do you come down on this well and i like to think that i was a police officer in the good old days before everyone had a camcorder statute of limitations i think has run out and a just kidding the point being is that many people have been and they're certainly within their rights to do so recordi

literally lifted, the foundations we are looking at, house that is used to be ocean front, some of the profit in mexico beach thrown a black or more back and completely turned upside down, an entirely empty lot where dozens of houses, the boats torn, absolutely crushed in every possible way here. you can see where the storm surge came in this channel but you can really see the wind damage that just got everything in his path. that was one of the hardest i've had to take. people won't be coming to mexico beach for a long time. slice of heaven for so many families, it is tough to see the devastation there. i mentioned the oklahoma tornado, my camera man john wallace were in oklahoma, winds of 210 miles peak winds but such a small quick touchdown, this is equivalent tornado coming on a very large area, of course, you see the damage there, heather. heather: it really is devastating, i understand they are still going home to home. a lot still yet to discover in terms of the devastation from hurricane michael. thank you so much, appreciate it, griff. has done a lot of work for us out there.

ocean. if you get a 12-foot surge and your house is five feet above the ocean, it will be wet.will kill you. the wind will hurt you, but water will kill you. especially with a 12-foot surge. christine. >> wednesday landfall. you will watch. thank you, chad myers. >>> president trump apologizing to new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh during the ceremonial swearing-in event at the white house. every supreme court member was in attendance along with with top senate republicans. the president painting the allegations as a political hoax. >> on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who stepped forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. >> the president also falsely claimed the allegations against kavanaugh had been disproved. >> our country, a man or a woman, must always be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. and with that, i must state that you, sir, under historic scrutiny, were proven innocent. >> the president tryin

ocean and the moon. the opposite side, the house chambers directly opposite of us, everything is red, golden or. tapestry in the background --resenting okino and fires a volcano and fires. the house deals with urgent issues. the senate has the calming affect. together, we are one. all of the furniture is made out of precious hawaiian hardwood. today, it would be almost impossible to find enough to do this. it is very valuable wood. the chamber itself is very large. it is built to carry the voice. we can whisper on this side and you can hear it on the other side of the room. hawaii became a state in 1959. we were admitted to the union as a package. there were two territories left at that time eligible for statehood, alaska and hawaii. alaska was democratic. hawaii was republican. the debate in congress at the time was the balance of power. they could not admit one without admitting the other because two republican senators and two democratic senators would keep the same balance of power. for they did not expect was alaska to turn republican and why to turn democratic. that is what happened. just

housing in mental health. we must have more vouchers, disproportionally hearts north county san diego but with 2000 homeless in the district present opportunity to tour interface and oceans of a to provide temporary housing for veterans and i can tell he that we have the need for more of those veterans assistance bashed vouchers and were not getting our fair share. we've got to fix that. harkey: can you would be to the question? i get lost in his answer. >> ptsd seems to be such a chronic problem that is simply not being addressed. ever since the days of world war i they all called it something different. so it's nothing new but the realization of it is. we are more aware that independent more people the province. what would you do to help? harkey: i'm really involved in mental health issues. i haven't of have the family member that a form of ptsd. it was not caused by war or whatnot, but it was very, very real. paranoid schizophrenia is very, very real, and the depression that often comes at times with ptsd. mental health issues, the brain isn't oregon just like any other organ in the body. right now we only treat those issues but it will be curable overtime. i'm firmly

i heard somebody tell me that they watched their friend in their house get carried out to the ocean,nd him since. this is just catastrophic. it's horrible. i can't -- i feel like i haven't woken up. >> we've been seeing a lot of people such as yourselves walking around with just sheer exhaustion on their faces. you didn't sleep through the storm. this is incredible. you're on the ground floor of a condo complex that way. tell me about the home that flew in the air and fell in your yard. >> the surge actually pushed it up there. i think we had an eight-or-nine-foot surge. the house even hit the balcony there. as you can see over there, both houses are still sitting in the parking lot. >> reporter: someone el >> someone else's home because of the water and storm surge to your home. tell me what you see. >> this is our playground. we fish out of here a lot, and it breaks our heart. >> it's a place we love so, so much. and now we don't -- it's gone. >> you're tearing up because why? >> well, not just for myself but for everybody else that's lost everything they've worked hard f for. but

houses of congress unanimously. how did you do that. bipartisan. we just did the clean oceans act with dan sullivan. he's around and sheldon whitehouse. ... property is essential to maintain america's longstanding position as the world leader in music and entertainment. and when they say world leader, it's world leader, by far. it's not even close. this legislation accomplishes that goal by updating our licensing laws to reflect the significant growth in streaming and digital music. today, we build on america's rich cultural and musical legacy, which brings joy and meaning to countless millions and millions and millions of americans, and beyond, frankly. and beyond. so with that, i'm pleased to sign the hatch-goodlatte music modernization act. it's my honor. hearing about it for so many years, and we're finally getting it done. and these people are going to become even richer than they are, but that's okay. because they really were, they were treated very unfairly. a lot of people got nothing. they'd do an incredible song and they'd end up getting nothing. they'd create some of the most incredible m

house i like myself. trump trump and haley facing the camera to enjoy now now annoy you for overall oceans incident this with. all the all the surprise. hayley and she's she's. they say this about [inaudible] it's it's yes. we did we know that we were slamming amanda. for example is just outside of our conference from which we he says what he thought about i saying things that might my old will be years used in that but it isn't as in which of course he would he would be as helpful -- what happens in the next -- will use you. will have a candidate. or re re weeks or to them that maybe while i in the oval office. country come we have we have a number of very very much like it was a great nation and then making a lot of issues that. the she should. be like a much much better version if you were going. downtown. what was the -- but it is it is you got me on she's she's just. a more more more more more more more more more. position -- i can. one of the people. and miley ellie why why is this happening right right now she's one of one of very very you do not have an official. and final. sized public obliquely alw

we have a blue carpet, which represents the ocean, the carving effect of the ocean, the calming effect of the moon. in the housebers directly opposite of us, everything is red, a golden orb, a tapestry in the background representing the volcanoes and the fires. the house deals with the heat of the moment issues, the senate is the more calming, cooling effect, and together, we make one. all the furniture here is made of precious would, a hawaiian hardwood. -- a precious wood, a hawaiian hardwood. it is very, very valuable wood. the chamber is also very large, it is built to carry the voice. we could whisper on the side and you can hear it in the other end of the room. were became a 1959 and we admitted to the union as a package. remember, there were 2 territories left at the time eligible for statehood, alaska and hawaii. alaska was democratic, hawaii was republican. the debate in congress was -- they cannot admit one, without admitting the other, there had to be a balance of power. two democratic senators and two republican senators would keep the balance of power. they did not expect alaska to turn republican

oceans of blood? he said, put it near my summer house so i'll be confronted by those graves being dug and remember theions i'm making. >> he said, without compare in american politics makes that a logical question. >> he's been doing it. it's been right before our eyes. he's done it all the way through. >> but is he blaming the president? >> no, we have to find out more about what happened. when something like this happens, you have to look at the general atmosphere. just about the last commercial of donald trump's campaign in 2016 very directly, essentially, aimed prominent jewish americans in finance for some of the financial problems. that was not even opaque. his statement on remembrance day. when have we seen a president issue a statement mentioning the holocaust and the statement does not even mention jews. what's going on here. >> is he capitalizing on a hatred that already existed? the anti-defamation league says there's been a 57% spike in anti-semitic incidents since 2017. who brazil just elected, the fact that angela merkel isn't going to run again, what does this tell you about the state o

ocean 2002. when he was elected to the u.s. house of representatives from a suburban philadelphia district in 2006, he became the highest ranking member of military ever elected to congress. a democrat, he defeated a 22 year incumbent republican in a district that was to make - 1 republican registration. two years later he got reelected with a 20% margin. he ran for the u.s. senate pennsylvania losing narrowly to know incumbent pat toomey in 2010 in the democratic primary 2016. a masters degree in public administration and a phd in political economy from the kennedy school of harvard. he has been teaching on ethics, government and leadership. he is the author walking in your shoes to restore the american dream. he proudly states he has sales in the high two digits. >> it's that high. >> i suspect that bob and i are the only two people in the room who actually read this book. it is an incredibly detailed analysis of what joe wanted to do in u.s. senate. it was smart, it was sophisticated, it showed a command of how government actually

you can see the waves crashing up on the stilts of the houses, for at least 60 miles out of this oceanit is very shallow. that's an unbelievable threat. the category 4 storm will bring 60 miles of shallow water and dump it on top of here. we'll have to egress here in a few hours. the people here are in grave danger of flooding. heather: i know the storm surge is very concerning. griff, thank you so much. we appreciate your coverage, as always. we'll have more, jonathan in panama city and janice dean with the latest on the storm's track. then there were five, president trump narrowing his list of candidates to replace u.n. ambassador nikki haley. doug luzader joins us live from washington, d.c. with a closer look at who is under consideration and who's not. good morning. dug. >> this was a surprise yesterday, the announcement that hailey is leaving. she is well liked and well respected within the administration. the two met at the white house to make the announcement. the president heaped praise on nikki haley. >> i just want to let you know, at the end of the year she will be leaving.

bought for diving, a 28 topaz, i didn't come down here with about i kept it in ocean city because that way i could drive from my house in virginia rapidly. but that was my entry into the shipwreck hunting and exciting world of new shipwrecks. i met a lot of different divers and we continued to die together. we had a great deal of fun running around in ocean city, a tremendous number of shipwrecks because they come from the delaware bay, a lot like hatteras, a checkpoint but the water visibility is 10-15 feet on a good day. the entire years i was diving in maryland, delaware, new jersey, virginia, i never once saw shark. why? i couldn't see them. down here i see them all the time. i dove with a lot of different friends, these two people i still know today, i taught jon scuba diving, he recently hung up his flippers because he went into commercial pilot in moore and the other person is my wife. she's my lifelong dive buddy. not only an avid passion with someone to share that with, scuba diving and shipwreck diving has guided our lives since then. and our shared passion. i have to have the right button. you don't just s

ocean avenue. yes, dad -- they were forced to take the affordable housing tour with great regularity, and i'm pleased that the affordable housing, we moved it off the pink palate. today, we've moved away with that. bruce took a big step away with transbay six, much to the delight of our partners. small inside joke. in any event, we're winding down, but i do want to just take a moment, we have a moment in all of our openings that we take a minute to hear from somebody who lives in here. adrian lived in this building and he's already made a giant step back. he seems to be a very, very active member of this neighborhood. i personally at this moment -- i don't even know what disney musical or disney show -- i went to sleep in rincon, but i woke up here in east cut. he's been a tremendous asset to the staff and to the neighborhood, and i want to bring him up now. [applause] >> hi, everybody. my name is adrian caratosa. i'm a resident of natalie gub commons. i am very lucky to be in this building. i know a lot of people have applied for this lottery. this is my 25th lottery. six years, it took me to get in

commercial airliner like right over my house, really loud and heading into a downward trajectory as far as my layman eye thought that it was going towards the ocean. >> reporter: with fleet week san francisco just a short drive away, abc 7 news reached out to the air show network. officials there say c-17s don't fly among show's blue angels, military jets or performance aircraft. net com santa cruz says its office received calls about the low-flying aircraft but directed callers to the federal aviation administration. neighbors say they are relieve the aircraft wasn't part of a major catastrophe. >> oh, my god, what was that? >> i'm waiting to hear like, you know, fire engines or hear like a plane crash. that's really what i thought was happening. >> reporter: now the faa tells me they would not be able to confirm information on the aircraft without a labor-intensive radar replay. instead they have directed me to the military. in santa cruz, abc 7 news. >> amanda, thank you. >>> new at 11:00, pharmaceutical giant bayer is cutting 227 jobs in berkly. the company just confirmed the cut moments ago to abc 7 news. according to the san francisco busin

ocean view. >> reporter: bob forked over nearly $400,000 in cash for a big family house in the town of trinidad, overlooking the pacific, where he lived like a hermit. >> nobody really seen him around. he never really had contact or didn't really have any best friends. >> reporter: in that personal account of his, he explained why. "i hated to have more than a brief conversation with someone because i immediately found myself being asked, "what do you do?" the true answer was "nothing, i live off the family estate." which was true enough, but he wasn't exactly idle, either, said author matt birkbeck, who's been following the durst case for over 15 years, and wrote a book about it called "a deadly secret." bob durst was buying other properties, he said, but some of his choices didn't seem to make sense. >> these aren't just homes. we're talking storage facilities and p.o. boxes. >> reporter: you mean he'd buy one storage place or something? >> he'd have an address and the address turned out to be a storage facility. and what's he doin' with all these different storage facilities? >> reporter: th

the whole, you know, executive branch and congress is like this big ocean cruiser, it takes so long to move that even a change in the houseif there is, becomes democratic, i think little effect on the economy. lauren: investors worry if there's change all of the probusiness deregulation policies of the white house disappears and gets stall and we is that true in the month of october, albert, we will bring up the numbers in how the stock market has performed in the terrible, terrible volatile month. s&p down 7% and the nasdaq is down 9% in october, we have 3 trading days left, how do you feel about it? >> well w i think first of all, we've become wimps in dealing with market volatility, we have been accustom to markets, it's more like normal, we overreact to that. cheryl: go ahead, sorry. >> no, you know, the -- i think that investors are going to have to acclimate themselves to this. there are a number of uncertainties will play out. if democrats do take control of the house, i do expect a negative market reaction to that but i don't think that will persist because i don't think the change in the house control will have a

ocean. a statement from the white house.tionally, particularly the turkish president questioning the actions of the saudi government, saying he called the disappearance of the saudi journalist a very upsetting thing, but stop short of the reportst of the killing of the journalist last week. the washington post reported on saturday that a turkish investigator had concluded that the critic of the saudi leadership had been killed inside of the consulate on tuesday by a team sent from saudi arabia. a person familiar with the investigation called a preplanned murder in the u.s. official confirmed that the turkish government had confirmed he was killed inside of the consulate by a team that arrived on private jets. the officials concluded his body was probably dismembered and flown out of the country. save those missouri -- st. louis, missouri. steve. caller: i have watched the post hearing, and i really tried to be objective about this and i have actually watched a couple times over, as i had taped it. i came to the conclusion of

house, it is where the water -- folks it is where we park our cars. there is a storage room back there. that storage room isis gone. amy: the oceanust went through ththe first floor. >> took it out. the building behind you where the workmen are, water was on the second floor 18 inches they told me. 18 inches on the second floor. water't have any signs of on the ground floor to see where it was because they said it came in clean. the further you get inland, the more you see the marks on the walls. were don't know where we except we know we lost the ground floor and was probably right up to the ceiling down there. amy: of course, the water just came in and receded and you had nothing there to -- >> it kept on going and took out other people, though. my debris can cause trouble downstream. so that is what we're looking at right now is how do we do things where we survive -- we have minimum amount of damage and we don't damage other people. amy: do you want to show me what you have inside? >> the only thing i can think of that i did not follow the engineer's advice on was this area here. we had a camera there that watchehed the whole

house built there. and right now these design don't have window and otherwise a beautiful ocean view. the reason they don't is that unreasonable invasion of the privacy of the interior living space. this design is horrible. and also the parking we are talking about. this is a very small parking area. this house is very small lot. only 25 feet in the front. with the double accommodation. as i already explored in the application. to face a huge inconvenience for this parking problem. and these are the major reasons. >> a thank you. any public comment in support of the d.r. requester? if you are a d.r. requester, your time was then. are you the d.r. requester? >> yes. >> you will have a two-minute rebuttal, but those were your five minutes that she took. >> are you insinuating i'm short? >> no, i just said you can't -- >> no, not now. you took her five minutes. that was the five minutes from the d.r. requester. you will have a two-minute rebuttal after we hear from the project sponsor. >> thank you. >> wait, wait. we have to hear from the project sponsor first. >> let us hear from the pr

we reached out to the white house and those departments for comment. we only heard back from the oceanichich falls under the commerce department. in the book lewis writes that the nominee to lead that agency wants to privatize weather data, something he says will negatively impact americans. noaa says it doesn't comment on appointments. michael lewis joins us now to discuss the book. i have to tell you, it's a great read, michael lewis. bravo to you. >> thank you. >> let's start in the beginning where you say lost in transition. because the way it starts, it doesn't seem like the trump administration even realizes they need to have a transition plan in place. >> slightly more complicated than that. chris christie had built a multi-hundred person team to go in after the election. he would qualify people to do it and trump fired the entire team the day after the election. so what you had on the one hand was the obama administration really had about a thousand people -- they created what was announced as the best course ever created on how the government works. it's not an idealogical cours

ocean and the moon. chambers directly opposite us, everything is red, a tapestry in the background representing the volcanoes and the fires. the idea is that the two-year term in the lower house deals with the heat of the moment issues. the senate is a more calling, cooling effect and together, we make one. all of the furniture is made out hardwood.ous hawaiian today would be a most impossible to find enough wood to do this. it is a very valuable wood. the chambers itself is very large and it is built to carry the voice. must whisper on this side and here it on the other end of the room. in 1959ecame a state and we were admitted to the union as a package member. there are two territories that at the time eligible for statehood. alaska and hawaii. alaska was democratic, hawaii was republican, so the debate in congress at the time was the balance of power. they couldn't admit one without admitting the other, because to public and senators, two democratic senators would keep the same balance of power. what they didn't expect was for alaska to turn republican and hawaii to turn democratic. that is what happened. just before statehood, the party politics switched. hawaii went demo

after hurricane irma, and you saw some of the ocean came into some of the homes and carried away the entire contents of the first floor in some of the housesat nine feet and this could be as high as 13 placfeet some places. >> let me give you a story, i went down to tallahassee, and there was a lady in a one-story house and she stayed because she was worried about her pet, and she got six feet of storm surge, and there was a high water vehicle just leaving her vehicle, the last vehicle out and she got in it and left or she would have passed away. we're talking about way more than six feet in many areas, and even six feet you are not going to survive. what you said is right, nine feet, it just carries you away. i saw houses filled up with water and it sucked everything out, and it was everywhere. john, think about this. we watched videos of the ssunam and people dying there, and it's just two to three feet, and we have done everything we can to tell people to evacuate and people that have chose not to and i am scared to death if there are kids that did not make that choice on their own, and i have called up 3,500 of the national guard, and