i'm a customer of gus's market.eed no matter where you are. especially if you got a lot of groceries to carry. you feed that amenity. only thing i would like to hear, maybe this is not the right time, what is it that incentivizes gus to come to the neighborhood? would that be appropriate question? >> chair mondejar: since gus is here and u.d.r. is here if they're willing to respond to your question -- >> good afternoon commissioners we have really had our eyes set on this part of the city because how we feel it's underserved. a proximity. we feel we can come in and add little bit more of a diverse offering to the neighborhood. that's one of the items. when we put community in our name, we feel like the demographic is so broad in that neighborhood, we feel we can serve everybody. >> thank you. r >> commissioner rosales: safeway was the only other grocery? >> entirely. only other grocery store if the redevelopment plan area. >> commissioner rosales: are you going to have enough space? that's good. >> commissioner sing

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gu this guy.am gu y sriracha s.ause at jack in the box, whoops, we're all about bulking up breakfast. alright, buh-bye. and we're pretty pumped about it. meaty, baby! up top, jack! ...mondays, right? [laughter] bulk up your breakfast with my meaty breakfast burritos. part of the breakfast burrito family. welcome back. the time today, george papadopoulos, a former campaign advisor of trump will start contact with russians officials during the presidential campaign. he tried to get the sentence too late but a judge said no.>>> there maybe new developments in the russia investigation. at the same time, democrats and some republicans say they are concerned about how the acting attorney general will deal with the investigation into alleged russian meddling in the presidential election. they want to make sure that all the information that special counsel robert mueller comes up with is made public. some lawmakers are worried that when robert mueller finishes the investigation the acting attorney general could decide to li

we could have gus going over 40 miles an hour. with this pattern, here is a live look at your camera -- in our camera on the golden gate bridge. we should have more sunshine on the coast tomorrow with the exception of a few high clouds. you can see a circulation out here in the pacific. we are showing you upper level winds. it is also impacting surface winds. checking out some of the wind speeds in portions of the north bay. winds at 11 to 13 miles an hour. i saw gust a few moments ago up to 40 miles an hour. the winds are increasing out in the north. you can see relative humidity still very dry at 35%. that will drop even more in the saturday forecast. currently on satellite right now, maybe a few showers approaching the coast. we have a dry weather pattern setting up. some mild temperatures, 50s and 60s. current wind speeds at the surface, calm 26 miles an hour. san jose wins at three miles an hour. -- winds at three miles an hour. don't forget to change the clock saturday night. the storm track as we head into the weekend is wa

lauren: gus, thank you so much for your perspective, we will see what happens monday morning.e of days. >> thank you for having me. cheryl: of course, investors will be watching everything unfold over the weekend, let's take a look at futures as the g20 gets underway in argentina, right now we are under pressure this morning on last trading day of the month, s&p down 9 and a quarter, nasdaq down 20 and 3 quarters, coming up j. crew decides not to go cheap leaving amazon in the verge. customers that shell out big bucks for their base counted kicks. the bizarre social experiment coming up next, you're watching fbn:am. we opened our doors with 70-megawatts, 35 mules, and an ice plant. but we brought power to the people- redefining what that meant from one era to the next. over 90 years later we continue to build as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure. we don't just help power the american dream. we're part of it. this is our era. this is america's energy era. nextera energy and all thro' the house. 'twas the night before christmas, not a creature was stirring,

you can see it widely see gus 55 miles per hour and ina it widely see gus 55 miles per hour and in anorth pretty quickly through the morning. much of england and wales seeing improved conditions by lunchtime. some showers following in from the west through the afternoon. temperatures, 13-14 through the afternoon. temperatures, 13— 14 degrees, at definitely on the mild side. as we move through thursday evening, breezy enough to keep us on the mild side but a change in the friday with low pressure pouring from the north—westerly direction. it basically means it will feel a little cooler on friday but overall, at quite a day. still breezy, still some showers by the many areas, it could turn out to be a dry day with some sunshine. the weekend proving a bit of a headache. bp set to roll in on saturday and sunday. the two days could prove decent if they roll through overnight but the details area bit through overnight but the details are a bit elusive at the moment. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories:

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lord gus 0 donna with his tributes to sir jeremy heywood. that is macro 0'donnell.d a call by more than 70 business leaders for a referendum on the terms of the brexit deal, saying the vote has already been held two years ago. in an open letter, the executives say the proposals under discussion would leave the uk worse off than if it was still in the european union. the signatories include the chief executive of waterstones, james daunt, and the lastminute. com founder, lady lane—fox. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent jonathan blake, many of these names are actually card—carrying remainers or former remainers, people whose opposition to brexit is very much a well—known but they are coming together to form a group called business for a people's vote and this is part of the ongoing campaign by the people's vote group to campaign for a public vote on the terms of any brexit deal. and the group say in their letter that the business community was promised that, if the country voted to leave, there would be continued frictionless trade with the eu. despite th

gus 0‘donnell on sirjeremy heywood, who has died at the age of 56.ho resigned in a row about fixed—odds betting terminals, has told the bbc she will continue her fight to impose limits on the machines. speaking in her first interview since she resigned, ms crouch blamed supporters of the gambling industry within parliament for delaying the measure. republicans and democrats have begun a final burst of campaigning ahead of tuesday‘s mid—term elections in the united states. president trump told supporters at rallies in montana and florida that democrats wanted to flood the country with illegal immigrants — and described the barbed wire being erected along the border with mexico as a "beautiful sight". danjohnson reports from washington. the presidential plane in front of montana‘s snow—covered mountains. winter is coming, and so is donald trump. clocking up the miles repeating his familiar campaign themes — a strong economy, record job numbers, promises of tax cuts and tough talking on iran and immigration. remember the wall? well, it still isn‘t built

winds are going to fuel bitter, gus is around 50 miles an houraround fuel bitter, gus is around 50 milesthere is much about those temperatures to brag about. factoring in winds, it will feel close to freezing. they could be some wintriness in some of these showers. tuesday night, the potential for hill snow across the high ground in wales and the moors of north england. the atlantic cannot bring its warming air to us because the winds are coming from the other way. looking at east or south—easterly winds, tending to push the biggest crowd further northwards across northern england, northern ireland and scotland. we will start to see showers and outbreaks of rain. notice flecks of white, we are still talking about the potential for some white, we are still talking about the potentialfor some hill white, we are still talking about the potential for some hill snow. the north is probably becoming a bit dry and bright but another chilly one. temperatures for most ranging between six and eight celsius. from thursday and into friday, slow recovery from temperatures but yeah, it is going to be a

we will be speaking to lord gus o'donnell with his thoughts on jeremy heywood. the former prime minister gordon brown. this country has lost a leader of exceptional ability, unquestioned integrity, and as we saw in the way he fought his illness, remarkable courage. jeremy heywood was the most in alnwick civil servant of his generation, a leader who inspires confidence. that tribute from gordon brown, former prime minister. downing street has dismissed a call by more than 70 business leaders for a referendum on the terms of the brexit deal, saying the vote has already been held two years ago. in an open letter, the executives say the proposals under discussion would leave the uk worse off than if it was still in the european union. the signatories include the chief executive of waterstones, james daunt, and the lastminute. com founder, lady lane—fox. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent jonathan blake, who explained more. many of these names are actually card—carrying remain as all former remainers am a people whose opposition to brexit betray much well

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mount diablo gus at 20 miles an hour. -- gusts at 20 miles an hour. this will impact our temperatures. we will have more on a warmer forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> investigators are searching for the cause of a brush fire that caused major traffic problems near san jose international airport tonight. it was reported around 6:30 pm south of north first street. the fire forced the closure of several lanes of interstate 880 . it took fire crews 90 minutes to get the flames under control. all lanes of the freeway were reopened. >>> and oakland fire investigators are trying to determine what caused another homeless encampment to go up in flames. it happened before 12:30 pm at the intersection of 22nd avenue and east 12th street. smoke could be seen for miles. investigators say 15 to 20 shelters burned and one dog was killed. those who live there say they grabbed what they could and ran. >> i just care about the puppy. >> everything i had. i just washed clothes and hung them up. >> city officials say the encampment was slated to be closed. a nearb

a congressman who has done a fantastic job, works so hard, gus. [applause] thank you, gus.ou, thank you. along with the next congressman from florida, 17th district, greg. greg. [applause] greg. and the chief financial officer, he watches all that money that pours in, jim petronas, thank you. thank you, thank you. [applause] thank you, jim. they don't tell me where these people are sitting. thousands of people. i shouldn't have to guess. i should have to guess. we get it right. we are proud to be joined by the next united states senator from florida, governor rick scott. [applause] great guy. [applause] scott is doing a truly incredible job leading your state's hurricane michael response, all hurricanes and problems, he takes a problem and turns it into assets. he is unbelievable, he works harder than anybody, always calls with good news. i got this one, that one taking care of. he is a talent. we send our prayers to the florida panhandle, people we love. everyone in that storm's path, that was a giant, a tornado that was 50 times wider. that was brutal. we visited, we had

and more difficult and if you don't have a car basically you can't work and so rather than sort of gu long distances and everybody gathering in what are two places and in large cities people organizing this on hundreds and hundreds of points in the in the whole country so the situation is pretty fluid still right now it's not exactly a success but this might change in the next year when this protest isn't only about rising fuel prices it's also against the government is this another blow against president french president emanuel. it is definitely and is quite right that it was triggered by the fuel prices because of the slow feeling rising in the country that the president believes he likes people who winners in large cities you have sort of high tech jobs in central and that people left the side left behind do not deserve the attention that they should have so that's part of it and it's not very good for him because his numbers are in the tank he's got twenty six percent favorable opinions etc elizabeth thank you you thank. now to some other news stories making news around the world

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you talk to gus and that is that the model is what. ingo started an exit program in germany to help people leave the far right movement. it's nearly twenty five years since he left the movements i wonder how long it took him to get over it and make peace with himself. it's very obvious every day is a struggle. i think it's not enough though to us there live in london most of. it's not johnson i was hoping for. with my past want me for the rest of my life. i still feel ashamed that i spent almost two years of my life in a right to be angry. how could i believe that we were superior. how could i beat up other women. i wanted to hurt people anyway i can't. deep down i wonder if there's something evil in me. was. there meant to be admired to germany or nothing. they were taller more violent and better organized than in scandinavia. mandela was the leader of a paramilitary neo nazi group his nickname was the pistol. yes left the movement and his living in hiding. and grew up in east germany. when he was thirteen he joined a neo nazi group.

well from the beginning has being a problem related not with so arranging it's because of spain gus and claim that he wants to open the issue of a negotiation on show that i bet on all of the practical issues that relate to it weaves day to day living on an economic exchange in the area and this fact is that it and you rather has benefited from being an up or part of the of britain but also i mean the united kingdom defending it because you know that you know what sort of sitting that didn't do ends of the table so that a lot of issues related we said you'd rather be coming up next and in an unfulfilling e.u. regulations on environmental issues like bunkering on oil issues on and on shipments that cannot be properly done with because the united kingdom you so we spoke that danger out there on the news an anomaly in our situation there are many workers also coming every day to work and you'd rather that economy these changes that we want to preserve but they are is not at every area of the european union because it's not a territory of four whether it's or you have the united kingdom one

gus? >> the very small amount, actually. funny that msnbc is showing that the majority of the caravan are or saying that the majority of the caravan are women and children when, in fact, the caravan is overwhelmingly male, seeking jobs. according to dhs that is exactly what they are trying to do here. they are trying to cross the border to obtain new jobs here in america and make more money than they were making in their home countries. steve: that's right. according to tijuana, that particular caravan, something like there are 3700 men. 1,000 women, and 1,000 kids u meanwhile, gus, listen to this. here's another one. one of the claims is that the caravan is far away. watch. >> he knows that migrant caravan isn't showing up here any day. >> a caravan of undocumented immigrants that was quite far from the border. >> caravan that's 800 miles away. >> more than 800 miles away. steve: okay. so where is the caravan? is it that far away? >> the caravan is here. you know, it's really interesting that the mainstream media has failed

fish for themselves and hunt never thing but it's a whole different thing being a guide for paying gus local natives they were raised to survive to be a sport fishing somebody that you brought in you know what they're doing every minute of the day they're not out drinking or getting in trouble the local person that works here might crashes and break his ankle and can't come to work tomorrow somebody is thing at the lodge isn't going to do that. so since abuse is quite foreign to me having grown up in qatar where drinking is not part of the culture. but it is a familiar story having gone back to alaska year after year and has definitely affected my family here. i think it's one of those things that can be quite baffling if you don't look at the bigger picture. when there's no job to look forward to is you know. we haven't really heard so much about that drugs but we've heard you know they're here everybody that i know that's working they have a reason to get up and they and all it's making them feel better and they're doing something and not just staying home watching t.v. or you know n

thank you gus's for coming to our area. madam secretary please call the next item. >> the next order of business is 5b, approving the california public employees retirement system calpers, resolution authorizing an amendment to the contract between the successor agency and calpers to employee contribution to retirement benefits. discussion and action resolution number 43-2018. >> this item is routine. it's come before the commission for approval so we can see an election t. this is just presentation reporting out to the results of the election and then an approval. i'll turn it over to april ward to present on this item. >> thank you director. good afternoon chair mondejar and commissioners. i'm april ward senior personnel analyst. i come to seek approval for the contract amendment for the california public reemployees retirement season has calpers ocii we provide retirement benefits to our employees with calpers. in 2015, ocii management team along with the units from local 21 and local 2021 entered negotiations to match t

from the beginning being a problem relates to not which so arranged because spain gus and claimed that he wants to open. shoe off a negotiation and show that i hold a practical issues that relate to it which day to day living on economic just changing the area and the shock these data. benefited from being part of britain but also having the united kingdom descendant because you need to know what sort of city not to do any of that to spain can veto the brig's a divorce on a sunday how much irritation is there in brussels where you are that madrid is raising this issue at the eleventh hour. there was of course certain amount of irritation box however somebody over there in the negotiating team of barney knew early on what was going on and the good goodbye to clause was somehow secretly or quietly dropped from the from the agreement and somehow they knew what they look they were doing they'd try to sort of make it more palatable to the reason maybe because they know she has difficulties at home and of course they in the same at the same moment they stepped on the toes of marriage you can

about it because gus memory remains very clear for certain events in her life she remembers exactly when aged fifteen years old she was separated from her mother in a concentration camp lutea was taken five hundred kilometers away to mark a special camp for girls. little remains today of a market which is ninety minutes drive north of berlin one thousand two hundred young women and girls were forced to work here they suffer daily you merely ation some what you can use to nazi medical experiments they were sent to the camp for behavior deemed anti-social by the nazi regime. some. examples of this behavior were girls who had a relationship with a foreigner which was bombed. or girls who were part of the jazz and swing group known as swing youth as it were part of other youth groups of did that opposed to have their youth under against the nazi regime. even after the war the social stigma surrounding their antisocial state does weighed heavy on the women many remain quiet about their suffering for decades and there were no survivors associations set up and many have never received any compe

navidad, se sistema ex gasto promedio mil dÓlares por persona, para muchos es importanteena otros no le gu julio vaqueiro. >>> quÉ tal, despues de un sÁbado de desilusiones y discusiÓn la caravana migrante se dividiÓ en varios grupos, la mayorÍa avanza por lo que algunos llaman la ruta de la muerte, por veracruz, mientras 500a estÁn en la capital mexicana, el gobierno dÍce mÁs de 5 mil 300 migrantes transitan por el paÍs, pero tiempo y cansancio ya pesan, muchos literalmente bruno can a autos, camiones y llevados en condiciones de verdad peligrosas, francisco cuevas nos cuenta mÁs. >>> estos migrantes lograron su meta a corto plazo, parte de medio millar de caminantes que que ya estÁn en ciudad de mÉxico. >>> no se muevan de ahÍ. >>> para te grupo que continÚa su marcha la distanciase acorta y la frustraciÓn aumenta. >>> cobran 100 es una injusticia muchos toman ventaja de los migrantes cobrando por llevarlos a albergues en condiciones peligrosas como captaron nuestras cÁmaras. >>> van estas personas seguirÁs, podrÍamos trar las condiciones en que van por favor... >>> no... esto va cerrado

i think i support a lot of the comments that gus just made. this is a project we have been watching for many years. it is the architect and sponsors have been putting forward for many years. it has changed from 16 to 66 units. various community action great increase in affordability. we have in the position we are waiting for the board of supervisors to specifically approve the plan for this area with a level of afford build in it. it prejudges that to approve this evening. the goal of all of neighborhood associations is to try to increased the affordable housing in our area and to make a decision on this project a week before the plan for the area is revised by the board of supervisors seems to be premature. it is possible to take a continuance. we are not trying to prevent this from being built. we understand the developer's interest in being able to move forward with the project. we appreciate the 20% is better than where this project started out. the board of supervisors have to debate this plan and to say, well, this is what is proposed,

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over the years, roger and gus came to rely on roberto.ed him like a son not just an employee. >> how important was family to alberto? >> it all revolved around us. we didn't have much, but everywhere he went we went too. >> so we were always together. >> whatever went wrong, he was the one to go to, he was the one to keep everybody together. >> latino culture celebrated coming of age when a girl turns 15. when roberto's daughter turned 15? >> he went all out, i was the even girl, so he did everything he could to make that day the best. >> what kinds of things do you do? >> you have to have your father/daughter dance. you feel like you're the only person that exists at that moment. like you just feel important. you really do feel like a princess? >> probably won't ever forget that? >> and, of course, for teenagers, there is another right of passage, butting heads with parents, which that last morning may have, pure chance saved jesus' life. >> we always went to work together. and for some reason we had an argument that morning. so i didn't

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daviding a gus tells us about the role of genetics and offers tips on how to live longer and healthier and oscar winning actresses ema stone and rachel vice join us with their new movie the favorite. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. favorite. that's it for "the morning news" this morning. thank for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. many of you are waking up to the smell of smoke... i y choi. >>> hazy conditions a lot of smoke. you can see it in the air. you can smell it in the air. the fire is burning

. >> he is a great gu i knowmatt whitaker. >> that are clip was from fox oand frien october 11th, less than a month ago. critics of the president have e himself him to rec from the mueller investigation because of comments made on cnn aboutow to end the investigation by defunding it. tonight on new a 4 6:00, political director chuck todd joined us and here's what he had to say about the response to inwhitaker's apent. >> in fairness to him, he is a former u.s. attorney he took the oath and worked for the justice department. we don't know what action actions he might take. let's at least wait for the problem to catch up with your out rage. i think people started to jump on this. he hasn't donein anyg yet. i have to tell you, it is odd they went ahead with this choice and never vetted him. he was talking about how anti attorney general could defund the probe. could you have foundatomebody th didn't have that public track record talking about that? he has byry e definition meets the criteria for recusal. he is not going to do it because that's why he t the job. th smacks of a really poorl

these wind gus will get close to 15 miles per hour this afternoon. the weather service has issued the weather advisory for all of thed.c. metro area and points north and west. all of th areas from the blue ridge, shenandoah valley.sc ning the skies, skies are partly to mostly cloudy. more clouds the you live or travel. there are some snowflakes flying in that nwithwest . not going to accumulate. there could be aassing snow ower or two. if you get a picture o of any those you can send it to me at chuck bell 4. planner for wednesday, temperatures barely crossing the 40 degree mark for probably no more than an hour or two today. wind chills will be in the 20s all day. here's your ten day forecast. less wind. more sun tomoow. still chilly. maybe a shower late on friday. most of saturday's rain chances in the afternoon or evening and mosu of ay's rain chances before noon and hopefully sunday afrnoon we get a little spurt of warm air into the mid and upper 60s. maine slays? >> iike that warm air idea. that sounds good. >>> alexandria southbound 395 afterwo

fer still investigating what caused the gus to roll. but they believe foggy conditions were a factor. some of the band members reported having back and neck pain. but most say they will be performing at today's rivalry game. >>> a rome break-in can happen in just seconds. but there are ways to during your front door into a fortress. >> reporter: busting through your front door, a lock is no match for this. >> one swift kick, it blew the door open. if thieves determined to break in. and we put it to the test. homeowners standing by. >> it was insane. i didn't did the expect it to give that easily. >> reporter: this man looked out that most front doors are not fortified when they are installed. >> the harder you make to break into your home, the less likely will it happen. >> reporter: there are simple cheap things that you can do. they say replace short screws for longer screws. >> that is protecting your home. >> reporter: three to four inches is best. >> it gives you the ability to secure the door frame and it will hold up substantiall

we're dogging about santa ana winds in the mo untmountains gu up to 75 miles per hour.los angeles into escondido, through tonight into tomorrow. and the ingredients for disaster have been unbelievable. july was the hottest month ever recorded in california. that dry weather dries out the vegetation. theye had no rainn the last three months, parched conditions. and this is due to climate change. wildfire season, since 19, 105 days longer than average. the average number of large fires in california, more than tripled. six-times as many acres burning age.year, on av and, guys, the last eiest-greatest destructive f in california's history, have occurred since 2017. anon they're not yet. >> al, thanks for the education. thanks so much. >>> we have a lot to g to, including the statewide vote recount in florida's pivotal senate and governors ces. 's bringing up memories of the 2002 debacle. kerry sanders has the latest from ther he kerry. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. the statewide recount he of more than 8 million votes is getting ready to resume here this m

breaking news overnight: a gu opensir southern california bar. this morning: 12 dead are -udina deputy. ahead: an update from our live news desk. plus: >>> breaking news. a gunman opens fire inside a southern california bar. this morning, 12 are dead including a deputy. ahead an update from our live news desk. >> pg&e may turn off your powerful we are monitoring the high fire danger across the bay area. >> and a reporter banished from the white house. this morning, a closer look at the presidential confrontation. good morning, everyone. it is thursday, november 8th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. it is 5:00 right now. a lot of people enjoying the sunny and dry conditions but there is a concern for those dangerous fire conditions. >> that's right. it comes at a cost. we're tracking some strong winds this morning. and just checked, mount diablo gusts up to 69 miles per hour out there right now. so especially in the higher elevations, getting some st

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joining gus thebal head of commodity strategy at rbc capital market od to see you. >> thank you for having me. >> in the past when prices go down as much as they have in ton couples it's a case of opec cutting production to try and shore but it won't be that easy, will it. >> cerinly we are looking at an opec production cut next week. the's the expectation when producer organization meets thursday. but there is concern that esident trump's relationship with saudi arabia and the fact that president trump keeps calling on saudis to keep the taps open may mean at the last minute they decid to follow trump instead of pulling the barrels from the market. we have to wait and see what happens. and we are likely to get from the g20 because we are russia and saudi meeting on the sidelines of the g20 and discussing the production cut owdeal. >> ando you think that works out? because it seems if you put the trump administration's relationship with saudi arabia aside for a moment it really comes down to, russia and saudi arabia. >> it absolutely comes down to these two countries. they were t two that

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