carlos: i will tell you. you will own a car. a lot of people want to own a car and be able to drive when they decide to drive, but also be driven when they decide not to drive. if you are in a traffic jam, a highway, downtown, you don't want to drive, you want to do something else. you will be able to do that. if you want to drive and enjoy the scenery, you will be able to drive. absolutely you will get this in all cars. besides this, the car without a driver, which is a completely different topic, which is mainly commercial use. i bet you will still drive a car, but be much more in charge and you decide what you want to do. today, you just have your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. that is it. you will be able to do many other things. francine: when is that happening? i'm stuck in traffic and don't want to drive anymore. carlos: 2022. francine: that is starting where? first in the u.s., then europe? carlos: particularly in developed countries, mature markets. u.s., japan, china. the chinese are extremely eager for the t

we will not bend. we will not break. we will never give an. -- in. we will always go on to victory.are americans and our hearts bleed red, white, and blue. [applause] we are one people, one family, and one glorious nation under god. together we will be so proud. how proud are we? america is respected again. i was at the united nations and leaders of the other countries were telling me that america is respected again. we are going to go on and we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again. we will make america great again. thank you all very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ ["you can't always get what you want" being played] ♪ >> next, live, your calls and comments on "washington journal ." and the newsmakers with by cecil talking about the role of super pac's in the midterm elections. after that, supreme court chief justice john roberts discusses the importance of an independent judiciary. q&a, joeon c-span's talks about his biography of chief justice john marshall. >> john marshall's legacy really was obscured by a single opinion. his op

most will stay fine and temperatures will lift once again.hern half of the uk. western scotland could see up to 100 litres of rainfall over the next couple of days. this weather front meanders around the same direction. it will move north and south and into monday and tuesday. it will push it way back northwards over monday. some rain and northern ireland, the odd shower in england and wales. the further south, the drier day. we're back to dry conditions on monday evening, with temperatures into the upper teens. everyone should have at least low to mid teens. another speu least low to mid teens. another spell of heavy rain on monday night and tuesday. strong winds over the next three days across the northern half of the country. wenzel the latter further south, and other fine day after it. to tuesday. the oddness orfor that, day after it. to tuesday. the oddness or for that, but the breeze will shift that away. rain is persistent around western areas of scotland, not a great few days to come here and some wet weather in northern ireland as we

it will be our work, we will take in all the data sets. we will validated. we will in the facts for ourselves. >> are they giving you what you need to know? >> the turks have been very cooperative with us. the turks have told us that the saudis have cooperated with them as well. officials heard the audio tape? >> i don't have anything to share with you about particular data sets. we will continue to keep you informed as we learn. you will see the united states hold the persons that we believe should be held accountable, hold the mcgonagle. president trump is committed to that. i will take one more. >> the senate and the house, they signed a new bill. it is now on the desk of the president. his administration going to sign that before the midterm election? >> i don't know. thank you all. have a good afternoon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> while congress is out of session, the senate judiciary c

this will pop up.l definitely be able to see it better. >> reporter: somebody is calling me. isn't that funny? but they probably want to get tickets for tonight. the bad news is that we are sold out. if you want to come to the game, i encourage you. there were a few tickets left but not many. >> reporter: what can the fans expect beyond the lighting? they come to the amenities. >> reporter: over the summer we revamped the menu. this has become a foodies destination. >> reporter: tell me. >> if you are in the concourse, we have local food and organic, specialty chicken picket it's really good. necker, the greek is in the venue and the burger from downtown san jose is here as well and scott seafood and a whole bunch of stuff. if you are into sweets, ice cream sandwiches are here. >> reporter: not anymore. that was me 15 pounds ago. it seems like it is not just quote unquote ballpark or arena food but much more healthy. >> people still love hamburgers and hot dogs and beers. it they get those as well. we

india will find out. you will see. sooner than you think. >> [inaudible] sizeu talk a lot about the -- can you help us understand how big it is going to be? how should we think about the size of matthew? >> for this area, for the florida panhandle, it will be historic. this is the worst hit they have had in recent history. cat 4 going in. what else can we say? >> it is 150 miles per hour right now. >> how many people are unable to evacuate? president trump many. : many. you have poor people. it is very sad. they are unable. more than we would like. more than we would like. you have people who are stuck. we are moving a lot of people out, but you have some people that don't want to go out. they own a home and you cannot force them to go out. this area -- there is something about the people in the area and they will be ok. smart,e strong, wonderful people. you have certain sections where really you have pretty extreme poverty and you don't not have money -- do not have money and it is hard for those people. i say god ble

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the next step will be for them, and they will start this pretty soon here, will be to purge the line with an inert gas to make it completely safe. again, we're being cautious and making sure we don't put anyone's life at risk in any way. so we're following that purging process. as soon as that's complete, we will make decisions out of the evacuation order. >> this is an unnerving situation of people in their neighborhoods and out of their homes and have been all night long. any idea how long that will take? >> i don't have an estimate for you right now. buff the time will be measured in hours, certainly not in days. i'm thinking we will probably have goodthis morning for those residents. >> that certainly is good news. steve hill joining us live on the home from contra costa fire. we appreciate your long night r in pittsburg bay point. got to play it safe stpwhrfpl that's right. nobody hurt, and we want to keep it that way. we will check in with the weather and mike nicco. >> good morning, guys. 55 degrees, one of our milder areas this morning in pittsburg. 50, walnut creek. danville

we will have to do it ourselves. we will do it on a shoestring but there will be a rebellion. there will be a rebellion against the political correctness that is climbing down on hollywood. and the entire entertainment industry. i used to be a standard comic for a little while. they are terrified and horrifi horrified. they're afraid to get onstage at the chuckle anymore. eventually, someone will stand up and be a conservative richard pryor and say, no, i have an idea and i will say whatever the hell i want and people will respond. technology in the natural rebelliousness of american and the natural inclination of people like us to say no, i will do what i want because i am an american and i feel like it. i think that it will happen. >> look how unpopular rosanne was that she was not even a political show. they were showing that there could be someone who voted for trump who was not a complete and total lunatic. >> exactly. and because is the only one that was out there. there is that market. i think you're right. at some point the desire of capitalist in this country to want

by wednesday into thursday it will cool down. sunday into monday it will be warm.e also watching out for fire danger.>>> thank you, mark. sports rap -- the sports wrapup is coming up next. >>> box 2 "sports wrap" starts now. good evening and thank you for joining us and welcome. it was a tough night for the bay areas pack 12 football teams were games determined by turnovers. stamper was at a home game against utah. things are going well when thg 7-0 driving for a touchdown with costello picked off by johnson. watch johnson who will go along the right sideline and go 100 yards to the end zone. that made it 14-0. stanford fell behind 21-0. in the third quarter, costello throws to michael wilson. stanford but make about grain -- bob game closing 27-21 with lots of football left to be played. watch tyler hunley, utah quarterback who avoids the rush and fires on his back sampson. that made it 37-21. stanford turns it over four times during the game and ultimately goes down 40-21. this is the second straight loss.>>> it was a loss -- a night of what might've been for cal

what will you do about this?lot of witnesses wit we are ablo talk to as well as the department of justice. so, we are putting together a lot of useful information. the fact that mr. simpson took the fifth and his testimony may tend to incriminate them. this is just one more we'll look into all of these matters. after the election we'll proceed with a report of our findings. that's true if republicans or democrats are in the majority. the new chairman can continue that work be in january. you also have a senate judiciary committee. you have an inspector general. you have warrant abuse allegations. >> this is a good point. what's your plan be you will be in the room on wednesday and jerry your colleagues are on the judiciary committee have a completely different agenda. in two and half weeks time the chairman of this committee. >> we don't know what the intentions might be. they would be the chairman of the over site and we'll continue this investigation. >> you think your interim report after the midterms will be

who will be the winner?orter: it is early to tell but one important thing to tell -- to watch will be toys. toys "r" us was in business still last year. betweenfight was there toys "r" us and walmart and others. trying to take advantage of that to billion dollar hole left in the market. if we see any one of them doing a particularly good job of pricing the items right and merchandising them right, that will be a good sign for their holiday season overall. caroline: when i think about irchasing gifts for my son, am thinking of a lot of issues with china. reporter: a lot of retailers have long ago purchased their holiday inventory. boatss stuff they had on much earlier this year. there may be some seasonal items coming in that may be affected. in general, the tariffs are more of a worry for 2019. hearing are you anything yet about brick-and-mortar retailers and how they are approaching this holiday season? i think a lot of them are making a really concerted effort around click and collect. where you order onli

he will be missed. cani colleagues. he will be missed. the height of his enjoyment! who could possibly have thought otherwise? we are grateful for the prime minister. given the £1.2 million worth of cuts per year since 2014th of children's services in my constituency, there's the prime minister believe we have adequate resources for sen dn peter barrett? — — adequate resources for sen dn peter barrett? —— less en be in peter barrett? spending has increased by over1 billion since 2010. it is not about money. it is about how council of excellent services and we need to ensure everybody is delivering according to best practice and that is why we are improving social care training, we're councils and not delivering the standards we a accept, we will intervene. order. we will come to the honourable gentleman. coverage of the commons continues on bbc parliament. in the meantime, let's cross back to westminster and our political editor norman smith. he has been watching pmq ‘s with us. jeremy corbyn decided to talk, focus on austerity. a prebudg

what you will see is that money will shrink. have to come off of their media bias and realize they cannot play everywhere they wanted. that will tighten up the field and make hand, and what they have race, the democrats are playing on a larger playing field. republicans have the opportunity to hold a house by a couple votes. david: i think we are to the rebuttal, but you get it. not going toey are hold the house, let's be clear. they only need -- the democrats, 23 to pick it up. many republicans fearing they will be in the upper 30's in the house. probably will not take the senate, and that's a problem for the democrats, so we will be looking at a split government, which by the way, works toward trump's advantage in 2020, and he likes nothing more than a foil to blame. that is the republican point of view. panel.itical thank you for being here. coming up, we sit down with peter westmacott, former ambassador to the u.k. and turkey. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching balance of power. i'm david westin

how will it impact me and my bill? it will not cost you anymore.mpose this burden on the utility company and added to the cost and more infrastructure, it will not cost more. ratepayers will be paying more. >> this question is for you. the end of the legislative .ession raising the real possibility of a state government shutdown. you let the budget become law without your signature. based on this scenario, why should people in vermont think you are in effective leader -- you are ineffective leader. effective leader. reduced the tax on social security for low and moderate income people in vermont. there is always tension between the executive branch and legislature. that is normal. some was done behind closed doors because it was majority. i am not a rubber stamp. i will not apologize for that. i am protecting vermont taxpayers. we will put a line in the sand. we will not raise taxes and fees. vermont taxpayers prevail. >> i think that is cheap rhetoric. reality is coming using one-time money to pay for long-term issues sets up the next generation t

you will have rain and you will hang on to it.ssure chart, there is a weatherfront. it has produced rain across scotland and it will do so again today, tonight and tomorrow before we are finished with it. the rain in scotland and northern ireland today across the north and north—west in particular. eastern scotla nd north—west in particular. eastern scotland not seeing as much. further south, mostly dry. the showers will be on and off through the day but the cloud will break and we will see sunny spells developing and further south, it won't be as windy as the north. temperature wise today, we are looking at about ten in the north to highs of about 18 as we sweep down to the south. even today's temperatures in southern england are above average. normally if you are in scotland or northern ireland, it will be roughly 13 degrees. further south, we will be lucky if we see 14. through the evening and overnight, we hang onto the rain in auckland and northern ireland. it is still windy here. further south, some breaks in the cloud. —— s

will be. the new buzzword or buzz phrase is we have a deal no deal. we get some things that reduce disruption. i think we will get a deal but who knows. barney doesn't even really know doesn't even really know. i think the banks numbers we based on a deal but the key thing is inflation. buried away was how serious the rising wage inflation is. and i think that will continue. nejra: focusing briefly on italy, your positive on sterling and recommending to buy italian bonds. positive on some aspects of europe. thank you so much. will be-- steven continuing on bloomberg radio at seven: 30 a.m. you type -- 7:30 a.m. merkel having her worst showing for the party in over 50 years. --us: tune into berm bloomberg radio live on your mobile device and on dab digital radio in london. if you are waking up, good morning, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> at barclays we are well underway to be prepared for a hard brexit. we have increased the size of our bank subsidiary in ireland, we have filed all the necessary appl

be strengthened the syrian state will be strengthened and the people will be united once again and we are expected to undertake. a very extensive and in the letter written ordering the cd of cd so she's doing this nation. process and all of the stakeholders will actively get involved in the political solution through process and the radical quickly by elements in a serious should be eliminated once and for all and it still is there are important goals or is it about what is that when you go but if the music. these terrorists can keep on employing in their supporters in our own countries and they can pick a place extremism in our own nations and it is unacceptable. the russian and turkish the m o u with regards to its limit was very significant and we have provided information to our partners here this afternoon about this and more you have made a show in the deescalation a zone which has been introduced and they are temporary reprieve cautions in a very short period of time but they disarm treason and that the escalation zones will. flutie yes they keep on benefiting from the withdraw

the ripple effect will not just be a ripple. it will be permanent. think we will see that in a big way after this election. it will grow. we have trained more than 5000 women. that is a record for us in an election cycle. it is also about the way the trump administration operates. the sexist comments about women that come almost daily. these are not single men women and families. >> does any of that give emily's list -- correct me if i'm wrong -- the policy of not contesting where there is more than one woman. something you will encounter more often if your prediction about this being a permanent change is accurate. we can already see how this might keep you on the sidelines. emily: emily's list does not sit on the sidelines for primaries. our mission is to elect pro-choice democratic women. sometimes, when there are multiple women running as a pro-choice democratic candidate -- sometimes, we do not endorse. sometimes we work with one woman or multiple women in a primary. if we are confident that one will win, there is less reason for us -- there is

will be enough to neutralise some of the threats that she faces? —— will get.tive —— dissatisfaction within the conservative party. what fascinated me about it she will be drawn into the many, not the few slogan, she will say that the conservatives is a party not for the few, not even the many, but for everybody willing to do their best. i think it shows you how much running scared tory party is of corbyn, that she is trying to use a is of corbyn, that she is trying to usea similar is of corbyn, that she is trying to use a similar sort of language. the reality is, people are willing to work hard and do their best, people all over this country are willing to work hard and do their best and they are not given any opportunity, have no aspiration, part of this is the way that the conservative party has traditionally operated. also, the conservative party is dominated by dealing with brexit, they other party in power. the bigger issue is austerity which has been inflicted on this country and has caused so much misery. when you think that austerity has gone unchallen

we will be quantifying and will release the numbers and you will be astonished at how big they are. difficult thank you, sir. -- david: thank you, sir. i know we were going to have a change in a administration and mexico. do we need to get this time before that change? >> that is the general understanding we have had with the incoming president in mexico. he wanted to be through the mexican congress before his inauguration on december 1. and that is important to him for lots and lots of reasons. he has been very cooperative and very constructive in the negotiations because he knows it is good for the mexicans. there is been almost no capital expenditures, especially foreign direct investment in mexico, while this has been pending. this will now clear the air. in addition, they have been in great uncertainty as to what will be the roles of trade going forward. businesses can live with good news. businesses can live with bad news. it is very hard for business to deal with uncertainty. david: which is what we have with respect to china. the final question, what effect does this have on

will you veto it or will you sign it? mr. lee, i will start with you. mr. lee: i have a great deal of concern and we need to do everything we can provide treatment for those who have symptoms and circumstances and conditions that are chronic and folks that are searching for treatment and that is important that we need to do that we need to search in any way we can, but i think we've yet to fully search and fully utilize and fully research and expand on the use of nonaddictive cbd oil in the state as a treatment for those, and i want to follow the data into for me the data is not substantive enough to show merit medical marijuana is the right approach right now. i would pursue other options, but i want to follow the data. katina: so i would take that as you would veto it? not if the data project and the people of tennessee, i would consider signing the bill. mr. dean: i would sign the bill for medical marijuana. i believe you let the medical profession decide this in the federal bureaucracy will go on and on, but if the medical profession is saying about whi

will he -- will she insure the outcome of the negotiations will ensure that we still continue to get the levels of investment that are attractive in this country that has seen unemployment fall in the last six years by over 1 million people. >> my right honorable friend is right, thank you for raising this. it is important in terms of supporting jobs here in the uk and what we want to do is remain an attractive place for investment and encourage that in these investments through deals we are doing with countries around the world and a greater choice, and for businesses. that is why they are leaving the european union given an opportunity to forge better relationships and connections around the rest of the world to encourage the investment and bring more jobs to the uk. >> mister speaker. i am sure even the prime minister faces credit, even our fiercest critic must have a reason for the way he manages diabetic conditions and holds down such a tough job. i understand she benefits from a monitoring system, wouldn't it be nice if she did something to make it available to the half-million

but will yemen's houthi rebels be willing to come to the negotiating table?about in sana'a this month, this senior leader seems to be in no hurry for talks and was dismissive of peace efforts by the un envoy, martin griffiths. translation: we are always ready for the peace talks, but i don't think they will be successful. i have told martin they will not have positive results. for now, the houthis have a tight group on the capital and most of the populated areas of the country. it's unclear if they or the saudis will be ready to compromise. 0rla guerin, bbc news, sana'a. david miliband, the former labour politician and current head of the ngo called the international rescue committee, welcomed the calls for a ceasefire. here is what he has to say. this american move is a chink of light in a very dark tunnel. 14 million people are on the brink of famine in yemen, and it's imperative that the british government break out of their inertia, notjust call for a ceasefire, but table a resolution at united nations security council and initiate practical measures to a

. —— we will.s, donald trump said earlier this week, when there were rumours that south korea was about to lift sanctions, he said, south korea will not do that without my approval, they do nothing without my approval. how does that make you feel as the president of south korea when the us president says he you can do nothing without his approval?” president says he you can do nothing without his approval? i believe that the sanctions imposed by the international community have played a big role in terms of leading north korea back to denuclearization dialogue and in order to make further progress towards complete denuclearization with it to maintain this international co—ordination. as for inter— — korea relations it has been done in a separate track. we need to continue with our efforts to continue that. but in a way that does not violate the sanctions. as for what president trump said, i believe that what he meant is that up believe that what he meant is that up to believe that what he meant is

that will start later next year. it will ensure that we get that right. we are putting transitional protections in for those people. people that are moved onto universal credit as part of that process will not see any reduction. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. last week, working in conjunction with other groups to waive their leadership council launched a thin i.c.e. bucket. not just the nighttime temperatures, but the whole time will the prime minister build on the must taking strategy and provide a long-term funding system so they can put in place the issues that prevent homelessness. >> we do not want to see anybody having to sleep on the streets. that is why we have committed to ensuring we eradicate by 2022. we are supporting those projects around the country. i recognize the point that he makes about the local authorities. need to build capacity and capability to ensure that they are able to do -- deal with it. training and advising local authority teams to be able to address these issues. we want to ensure it becomes a thing of the past. >> me

that will proceed what will be a cloudy day over all as we go into friday.of sunshine on to the clouds over in the north midlands and north wales later. at a degree for saturday, at 217 or 18 later. at a degree for saturday, at 217 or18 in later. at a degree for saturday, at 217 or 18 in the south—east corner. if you are thinking about the weekend, well, it looks like certainly compared with last weekend a much better one for england and wales. high—pressure close by, most of the time dry, maybe a few showers to end the day in the north of england and north wales because our weather front will push through scotla nd weather front will push through scotland and northern ireland, bringing some rain here. a lot of the time it will be dry throughout this weekend. certainly this weekend, the uk looking much better for those across the west. anyone heading to the mediterranean, it looks like parts of spain could see some pretty nasty storms, hate to be the bearer of bad news. parkway sorry, i didn't realise i could give you my sneezes. this is a win for health cam

that information is not final and will be and will be presented to you in november. the first quarter finances report will also be given in november for fiscal year '19. and then we have two audits under way with kpmg and that will be reported out in december and then the gasb audit will be finalized and presented in december as well. there's a lot of activity going on in finance. but we do not have any reports to include in the public report today. i will speak to the strategic plan as we introduce that item next. and we will be also commenting during the strategic plan that we wish to have a meeting in october, which i understand is unusual. i have promised mitchell and his team that we will not burden them with the agenda items in the october meeting because they will be very involved in the open enrollment. once we hear the strategic plan presentation, your questions and comments, we will be able to go back and finish those documents and bring them for approval in october. that is the plan we will present later today. we are also putting together the november for

ithink it will and it will be released.n fact, he waited, he did not start writing the report, he waited a few days to find out where the body was. he has not been able to find evidence of the body and he is starting our. all of this will come out now. the other thing that was stressed to me last night by the turkish authorities is that they have other evidence. i cannot go into what this other evidence is, but it is notjust the tape. screams we re but it is notjust the tape. screams were heard, there were witnesses. and so, there is a lot of evidence that would be revealed by the prosecutor general, which i and confidence will —— which i am confident will challenge that this isa confident will challenge that this is a row or interrogation gone wrong. i thank you for your expertise this morning. david hearst speaking to us about the latest developments with jamal khashoggi. donald trump has treated, ina khashoggi. donald trump has treated, in a press conference he says he sees credibility in the saudis' account. that later

no out of this new set up there will have been split in two companies we will not have major layoffs we have a lot of performance improvement programs that are in place and that we announced a couple of months ago that we will continue but the split itself will not create additional job cuts which we have confirmed together with the unions that there will be no forced dismissals we've agreed with them about what why this move now because some major investors were reportedly the biggest proponents of the split saying it would well essentially unlock major value for shareholders so is this the right move you will fear employees and your customers as well. i think definitely it's a right move and it's continuing the change of the portfolio overall that we have already started seven years ago never forget we have already changed forty percent of our revenues over the last years with the deals on stainless steel joint venture and the exit of the steel americas now we will continue and focus more individually on the strength of the two businesses meaning on the material side and on the ind

. >> sergeant of arms will restore order in the gallery. the clerk will call the role. >> mr. alexander. >> you know, when you listen to the vice president there as president of the senate, you often notice there a certain pause before he speaks. that is because he is being prompted. nothing wrong with that. they do that for a living. they are whispering from off camera there to them in the chair telling them what for say next. in fact streek fact it is word . joining me is joy reid and rev re erend sharp ton. and i know you have passions on this subject and they are appropriately placed. so who is going to win as they say in baseball the bounce of the ball? because i think both sides are claiming new energy as a result of this whole episode. >> talking with republican strategist friends of mine, they essentially said that the fight over kavanaugh energized the republican base particularly white men and college educated white women. not sure that can last the next 30 days. but the next 30 days, the anger, the rage, the pure unadulter rated anner of nonrepublican women i think

it will be sunny away from the coast where the clouds will linger a little bit longer.will aid to the cool trend had yesterday. cool tonight. patchy clouds and fog. cooler in the extended. i'm tracking rain for late next week. so we've got several days before we get there. right now the high pressure is still dominating our weather. it's getting encroached upon by this area of low pressure. another one below my name right there. the cold front squeezing it and making it skirt off to the east. we are seeing just a little bit of a cooling trend today. how cool? we will drop a degree or two in the south bay. 76, milpitas, gilroy, 83. millbrae, a little bit cooler at 71. rest of us mid-to upper 70s. mid-60s on the coast. cooler in downtown san francisco. 9 today. we hit 71 yesterday. we'll be right around 80 to 82 in the north bay. maybe a degree or two cooler in santa rosa where the fog is thicker. mid to upper 70s the east bay shore. and inland, low to mid-80s. tonight's temperatures pretty much where we are this morning, mid-40s to mid-50s. you can see the gray covering

i will defend a law and i will laws of state of minnesota. supportllison to you the legalization of marijuana? >> yes. carefully andone thoughtfully. we should benefit from all the things that these experiences countries states and have had. we should keep the monopolies out. that's very important. i don't want to see large dominatingonopoly markets in minnesota. should look ate people who have been convicted marijuana. i do think it's the right policy. noah johnson who was in this campaign, he endorsed my campaign. he and i agree, we need to look policy on this deliberately, thoughtfully, learning from all experience. issue that time has come. >> thank you. >> mr. wardlow are you concerned ize recreational marijuana. controversial. what are you hearing from laureate on -- law enforcement on this issue? >> i do have concerns. that is up to the legislature to decide. the minneapolis police union has endorsed my candidacy. i will haveand their back. if law enforcement is watching tonight, i will have your back. we need to have law enforcement a

that will be tax rises and maybe the chancellor will say which taxes will rise in his budget in a fewhe will honour the referendum without any further votes or dilutions because if she doesn't deliver it she will make the tories unelectable for a generation. what do you think of that? wow. that was quite a lot. if theresa may doesn't deliver on whatjohn said is what he voted for in the eu referendum, it will make the tories unelectable for a generation. as a voter, i mean obviously i'm not... i'm not coming from a political background. but from a political background. but from what i see is she is doing her best to negotiate, and we do have a strong hand, the eu really is at britain's mercy of what kind of deal they are going to get, because we are leaving. it just they are going to get, because we are leaving. itjust depends are they going to be gracious and give them a farewell leaving gift or are we just them a farewell leaving gift or are wejust going to them a farewell leaving gift or are we just going to drop out and let the eu crumble. it'sjust a matter of time, it's how hard a

they will look forward to challenges over there. the weather will play a part.ut they have some real depth in that squad. i think they will be excited. they have never won a 50 over world cup. absolutely chucking it down in this rank at the moment. thank you so much for coming down. get back up to that studio and hopefully they will be back on soon. the premier league is back after the international break, and the early kick off is a big one — chelsea host manchester united, and united bossjose mourinho's been up to his old tricks. he says he'd love to sign his old club's star man eden hazard, but admits that it would be impossible, because chelsea are led by intelligent people. this fixture's been a bit fiery over the years, but both managers say they going into today with plenty of respect. middlesbrough have gone top of the championship with a 2—1 against sheffield wednesday at hillsbrough after a poor first half boro scored twice in six minutes, a terrible defensive mistake lead to britt assombalonga's scoring the second. wednesday did pull a goal back late

i want to tell you we will miss you, we will be speaking over time that we will miss you nonetheless and i want to thank you very much. >> first of all, i want to thank the president for just allowing us to come out and talk with you in this way. it has been an honor of a lifetime. i am such a lucky girl to be able to serve a country that i love so much. it's been a blessing and i want to thank you for that. look at what has happened in two years with the united ace on foreign policy. now the united states is well respected, countries may not like what we do, but they know if we say we are going to do something we follow it through a. whether it's the chemical weapons and serious war with nato saying other countries have to pay their share for the trade deals which have been amazing. they follow through with that. these cuts 3 billion, we made it stronger and more efficient. south sudan got an arms embargo. three north korean sanctions packages which were the largest in a generation done in a way that we could work the words north korea. the iran deal bringing attention to the world

there will be no armistice. there will be an end to slavery. the democratic party, which meets in august, maybe july of 1864 in chicago, flipside of that. they are committed to an 1865.ice on march 5, they say when mcclellan becomes president, he will declare a cease-fire. and they are going to invite france,england, probably meet in paris, and those three powers are going to sort things out for the confederacy and the union and say, ok, we are going to put this all in place. you guys stop shooting each other. we are going to work this out. try to imagine him doing that and knowing what we know about world war i. the and the democratic platform says any decisions about slavery go back to the states. we are not going to have the supreme court do any court sessions, no decisions, no legislation. whatever we have to say about slavery, the states will decide for themselves. we have some forgone conclusions with the renomination of lincoln. what he knows that we do not think about much, there has been no sitting president since 1840 that has receive

she will never eat, never drink, she will never bathe herself, she will never conve rsed , will nevero look for old characteristics, if i could see anything from the pre—accident katie. i don't think i did. it was very surreal. i remember thinking, where is katie? at the same time, so grateful that she is alive and so grateful that she is alive and so grateful that she didn't have to walk around the rest of her life without a face. but it was hard. i grieved her old face a lot, i have to be honest. the remarkable story of katie stubblefield. the bbc news at one is coming up. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. as far as tomorrow goes, i would go as far as to say the weather will be spectacular for this time of year. it is october, the month of storms, but we have this spell of warm weather with temperatures into the 20s, well above the average also you can see the air is coming out of africa across the mediterranean spain and france and up to the uk. in fact it affects much of europe so we are seeing temperatures much higher than they should be at this ti

her and she will have served her use, she will have got britain that far and they will then look for a general election. but the consequences of that, in terms ofjobs and employment, i think the short term consequences will be very serious for this country, but i speak from a committed position on this, probably not a neutral, journalistic position. ijust think it's going to be very frustrating, even if nothing goes as it's supposed to go, and if you look at the track record in parliament, theresa may won all the votes. that's why i think she will also win that very crucial vote in the end. so you think, in the end, presented with something concrete, however reluctantly they hold their noses... yes, and it might be by one or two votes in her favour and she will win it, but then what comes afterwards will be even more frustrating. michel barnier, the negotiator for the european union, said, from then on, we are going to have at least ten negotiations at the same time to get to a free—trade arrangement. they only have 21 months. it's nothing. usually, a trade deal takes up to ten years

i hope you will listen to the community. i hope you will vote for these changes. we need them, they will save lives. thank you for your time and attention. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you, mr. lewis. thank you for your work in the tenderloin. >> clerk: is david lewis here? >> chair c. brinkman: that was him. >> clerk: okay, sorry. is curtis bradford here? no. all right, didi workman? yenga kuom. nazim -- [reading names] >> good afternoon, didi workman representing the san francisco chamber of commerce. i want to thank the sfmta for the work they have done to improve the environment along 6th street and taylor streets. we support that portion of it, improvements to the pedestrian spaces. the lighting and so on. but we are not supportive of taking the southbound lane out of 6th street. there is so much congestion downtown right now. if you are downtown as i am most days you could barely cross a street as a pedestrian. our fear if you take the southbound lane out of 6th street it's going to exacerbate an already kind of impossible situation. and i think what ends up

i'm not sure if that will matter but maybe just a change. >> as a democrat i would like to see my party take control of congress. if congress changes hands and democrats are in charge the policies that our more prounion and pro-life and pro- environment and a necessary check on the white house. >> good evening everyone welcome to the iowa gubernatorial debate against ken reynolds and democratic challenger fred hubbell i am here in sioux city iowa one of those that have partnered with the broadcast to stream this debate to two thirds of the state of iowa. >> man from the quincy media station serving all of eastern iowa the major cities cedar rapids and dubuque iowa city coralville and all across the viewing area. >> i'm from rochester serving mason city iowa questions from our panel will help you make an informed choice november 6. >> nationally be all what you hear at morningside to hear every single word spoken by our candidates we will remind you once again during the debate no cheering or applauding during the debate tonight. >> there is one exception. right now governor kim reynolds

students will have a brighter future. you will become leaders of tomorrow. we think the governor for their governor for the his time and the video from this viewable on the district website. website willcenter have links to the forum as well and the libertarian party candidate can respond to these questions. please visit the rendell center website. thank you students and teachers, and have a great day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> a couple of live debates later today. republicanublic -- a congressman faces -- congressman rothfus faces conor lamb in pennsylvania. cruz ando- -- o'rourke face off in pennsylvania on cspan. less onthe election day a month away, see the competition for yourself on c-span. primary source for campaign 2018. washington journal. live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. k about efforts to get progressive evangelicals to get people to vote. and white el

so what will it do? will they couplings? reduce investment? what will they do?t will tell us whether this boycott is real and if it has any long—term effect. and yet we have seen the us treasury secretary, although he will not need speaking at the conference, he has gone ahead to meet the saudi crown prince. politicians, and particularly the american leadership that you could argue the british as well giving the saudis every opportunity they can to explain their position to come up with the line that the politicians can swallow, if you like, can cope with and keep business relations open. the germans, canadians and others seem to be taking a much harder line. the proof will be in the long—term relationship. does it change anything? does it change buying patterns or investment patterns? interesting that you mentioned the stands of germany. that sets the tone for other western nations. germany saying that not only will it stop future arms deals that may be reviewed existing deals. exactly. germany does seem to be taken the lead as far as europe is concerned and ca

curt will walk through items 1-5. andrew will walk through item 6. i think you will see andrew and our partnership together with goldman as we created a really insightful framework for evaluating companies, including action plans and it's very data driven, very fact finded and the application of data and facts to reach a conclusion going forward. we will hear from any p.c. still doesn't support divestment. we will hear from them and they will also give us an update on some market activities that have taken place in the energy sector as well as other public plans since we last, since we addressed this in january. and with that i will ask curt to walk us through items 1-5. >> thank you, bill. i will highlight select accomplishments or progress areas 1-5. two strategies bill described 1 and 4 are similar, they direct staff to pursue renewable or carbon restrained strategies. committed over 5% over 1.3 billion to such strategies. a billion of which occurred since the january 24th meeting. in march we invested $500 million in passive equity strategy with

there will be tree lines. there will be multiple groups and higher quality of paving, lighting, and general, overall activity levels. and moving on to building 2 and 3, buildings 2 and 3 are the historic hangar buildings, east of the retail block we were talking about. there are two primary open spaces. one is a plaza that's on the west side of building 2. and one is the parking lot, which is the surface parking lot between buildings 2 and 3. we've always been inspired by these buildings. they're grand gestures. and so we need some surface parking around the area, but we should design it to a level that corresponds to the grandeur of the buildings. there will be opportunities to block off the parking lot and have events and festivals like the flea market. and so we really were inspired by this relationship with the hang hangar buildings to the china clipper. it was an opportunity to do something interesting on the surface of this parking lot so people can see when there's special events. so we celebrated the c

and this will last through noon tpf if you're heading out, it will be sticky. dry air moving into the north bay. during the evening hours, all of us feel that refreshing change. here's alexis. >>> now, no major issues to talk b. a live look at the san matteo bridge. slowly starting to fill in. that is about all we're dealing with in the entire bay area. 33 bart trains in service with no delays. ace 1 is on on time. we talked to ace and they're saying, yes, they're having gps issues. that should be fixed in two weeks with a new system. normal service, no delays for gold especially gate transit. >> alexis, thank you. i love the next story. check out the celebrity chef inspired celebration. natalie sign always thought her 1-year-old looked just like guy fieri. look at this elaborate birthday party complete with flavor town cookies. she featured some of the restaurant mogul's catch phrases from his tv series. she asked for campbell's soup donations for the local food bank instead of presents. >> that's elaborate. is that a shake? >> she's going all out. >> invite u

chancellor candidate nor will i run for seat in parliament nor will i seek any other political office. and. merkel has previously said that the two jobs chancellor and party leader should go together but after eighteen years heading the christian democrats the moment has come where she feels she can only do one of them. a disastrous result in the election in hesse or should be seen as an opportunity for the whole government to change merkel said above all the cooperation between christian democrats and social democrats needs to improve for their part merkel's s.p.d. coalition partners are also licking their wounds after a terrible result in sunday's regional vote their leader andrea knowledges whose future in the job was also being questioned it was clear but lessons have to be learned at a national level. you didn't fret so we are absolutely determined to ensure that we can continue our work in the coalition it needs more commitment and margit stimulation to leave behind the problems of the past few months. in. opposition parties are already seizing their chance to capitalize on mira

are you confident change will happen, will there be funding for refuges?ney for domestic abuse, refuge, recovery for victims and children. to get that on the books so it becomes a legal responsibility on criminaljustice organisations and local authorities to make sure victims and children are protected. until that is on the statute then we will continue to see this postcode lottery where it depends on where you are in the country as to the quality of service, if any, that you are able to access. thank you all very much. i willjust read a statement from a government spokesperson which says... "domestic abuse is a devastating crime that shatters the lives of victims and families. we are determined to transform our response so we welcome the committee's support for the government's planned domestic abuse bill. the landmark bill will create stronger powers to protect and support victims and survivors, pursue perpetrators and ensure agencies are able to respond effectively. it is right that the bill, and the new domestic abuse commissioner, focus solely on supp

i have no idea. >> the clock has started that will determine judge kavanaugh's fate. >> there will be plenty of time for members to review and see the supplemental vote, and there will be a cloture vote and the process can move forward. >> lawyers for the first accuser, dr. christine blasey- ford are blasting the f.b.i. for not interviewing their client along with judge kavanaugh. they say in a statement: in a statement: the democrats are on a bind in this vote and one says he's keeping an open mind. >> i'm looking at a gentleman as an adult, 31 years of professional service, i'm look at him as at that father and how he was in the community, i'm looking at everything. >>> as we're off to the race he is, the president tweeted in the last hour, the harsh and unfair treatment of judge kavanaugh is having an incredible impact on voters. this life cannot be ruined by mean and dispackible democrats. democrats will hold a press conference at 11:00 a.m. eastern, less that two hours from now to weigh in on their take on it. we presume it will be ranking number dianne feinstein and other member