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in an jose, lee martinez, fox ktvu news. >>> jerry rice, the greatest receiver to play the game a new documentary called in search of greatness, he takes a look at why the greatest athletes become as good as they did. we're life with jerry rice, after the break. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing with energy upgrade california. it's simple, honest ingredients. it's pre chopped, and pre seasoned. [ ding ] it's just the right amount of help to make a wholesome meal. that's what it is. >>> the 49ers face off in the final battle of the bay. the two teams only play each other in the regular season every four years and with the raiders leaving for las vegas, an exciting game despite their records. the quarterback derek carr coming off a good game despite losing to the indianapolis colts. 49ers quarterback cj is questionable because of a hand injury. nick mullins making his first professional start. >>> ktvu has you covered for this battle, join at 4:00 for 30 minutes of news and that fox nfl pregame starts a

in california turn political, donald trump and jerry brown sparring over details and attribute to a man who brought superheroes to life, we remember stan lee> shannon: president trump pointing to poor forest management is a cause of the deadly california >> donald trump blaming poor force management has a cause of the wildfires, jerry brown is blaming climate change, jonathan hunt in the west coast era, the story of how the that the fires have turned political. >> reporter: the last thing anyone company sizes thinking about is politics but it is inevitable that burning homes and lost lives would be politicized given the way we seem to be as a country. it started with a tweet from donald trump blaming the fires on what he called california's gross mismanagement of the forests and threatening, quote, remedy now or no more said payments. that incensed many firefighters with the president of california professional firefighters calling it ill-informed and ill-timed and adding, quote, this shameful attack on california is an attack on our courageous men and women on the front lines. jerry brown questioning the president's reasoning. >> everywhe

whitehouse, sheldon mike lee, chuck grassley, jerry moran. it has supporters on both sides. who is pushing this bill at the white house? is this jared kushner or someone else in the white house beside him? guest: no, this has been something jared kushner has been closely involved with. the senators gave him a lot of credit for working with them and trying to get this bill moving along. aroundwith mcconnell september to see if they could get the bill moved earlier, before the lame-duck. white house officials told us this week that mcconnell shut that down. let's wait until the lame-duck. this has been an issue for kushner and the president acknowledged that during wednesday's press conference. host: we talked a lot about the bill's possibility in the senate. what is the house action looking like? will the republican-controlled house, which will flip in january, will they consider taking this up if the senate passes it? they are pretty confident that if they can get this past the senate, the house will pass it. they seem pretty confident that if they can get this bill, which h

jerry brown sparring over it. the details after the break. plus, a tribute to a man who brought superheroes to life. we remember stan lee -[ slurping ] ♪ -act your age. get your own insurance. [ child babbling ] -aah! -oh! -act your age. get your own insurance. -act your age. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. >> shannon: president trump pointing to poor forest management is a cause of the deadly california wildfires and governor jerry brown is claiming to my flaming climate change. the story of how these deadly fires have turned political, jonathan. >> good evening, shannon. the last thing anyone caught up in these fires is thinking about right now is politics, but it was perhaps inevitable that even burning homes and lost lives would be politicized given where we seem to be as a country. it started with a tweet from president trump leaving the fires on what he called california's "g

jerry nadler, the top democrat on the house democratic committee. congressman, glad to have you here. >> good to be here. >> you got a response to your letter to lee loftus? >> no we have not gotten a letter yet and we don't know when we'll get one. it is clear i think that the very reason he was appointed was to be a hatchet person on the investigation. he ought to recuse himself because he has prejudged the issue. he said there was no russian involvement. >> he has been very specific. he said there is no collusion, he doesn't think this is a legitimate line of inquiry and had soungtd television in that cnn interview that you could starve the mueller investigation hi, suggested a number of ways that you could do that, but he has prejudged the issue, which means he shouldn't be there. we know why he was appointed. the only reason, and the president was very clear about this, the only beef he had with attorney general sessions is that he did not recuse himself. he did not acts the the president's personal defense attorney. obviously, when he appointed somebody, he appointed somebody he expected not to recuse himself. under normal ethical guidelines, he mu

president has now approved a request from governor jerry brown to declare that fires a major federal disaster. the force behind marvel comics has died. stan leeand his characters provided lucrative business for hollywood. he made his mark in the 1960's by creating superheroes with troubled lives and temperamental personalities. his other creations include the x-men and the fantastic four. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. on sebastian salek. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. major suppliers to apple's iphone fell. momentum trended second-quarter outlook because of reduced shipments. first of all, is this all down to demand for new iphones? alex: absolutely. basically the 3-d sensor in the latest range of iphones, which is essentially a face id. what we have tended to see in the past is a lot of this news flow. news coming out of asian suppliers say demand for their component isn't as great as has been expected. that happens year in and year out and there is a bit of a debt. perhaps -- dip. often what happens is they will ha

lee martinez, ktvu news. >>> the day before the midterm elections gavin newsom the democratic candidate for governor tied at seven will appear with senator pamela harris and governor jerry brown at the chapel on valencia street. he campaigned along side new sm at churches in the los angeles area. >>> republican candidate for governor john cox is scheduled to be at the platinum auto body and collision shop on san pablo avenue in berkley at 10:00 this morning. yesterday he campaigned in the central valley and polls out conducted showing new sm leading by 20% in points over john cox. new sm is reported by 58% of likely voters. . >>> both president trump and mike pence on the campaign trail today. he rallies in north dakota and montana. president trump travels to ohio, indiana and missouri. yesterday in tennessee the president told the crowd there voters should be encouraged by the nation's economy and there will not be a blue wave for the democrats. >> you don't hear so much about that big blue wave anymore. they may do fine [ crowd booing ] but you don't hear about the wave coming. . >> tomorrow the election may come down to voter attorney out. a new harvard university po