aaron, katie, and levi.rces told us once karlsen was back in new york, investigators begged their bosses to let him follow him there for questioning. they say they were told no. that the county couldn't afford it. >> the investigators wanted to go to new york. they wouldn't let them spend the money. >> just weeks after they left, colette learned that karl had taken out a $200,000 insurance policy on christina's life. and the policy paid off. colette came to believe and investigator arnold believes that carlson killed christina for the same reason he killed levi. money. two decades after christina's death, as karl karlsen dualed with detectives in the interrogation room, he suddenly had to face questions about the long ago fire. well prepared jeff arnold. arnold was looking for inconsistencies. lies. he asked him about the window. >> we have a witness at the house one day before the fire and the window was not boarded up. >> he told arnold he suffered awful injuries as he rescued his children and the fire was

levi: thank you for having me. laura: levi leading the way on climate change. we will have full coverage of the effect of that schoolchildren strike across america on tomorrow's program. yocan find much more on all the day's news on our website. to see what were working on at any time do make sure to follow , us on twitter. i would love to hear from you. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "world news america." anr: funding for this presentation is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ...is just up here. that's where... man: she took me out to those weapons. i think we're off to a great start. captioning sponsored by newsur productions, llc >> nawaz: good evening. i'm amna nawaz judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight: "urgent concern." a whistleblower sounds the alarm, leading to warnings from the intelligence comnity watchdog and sparking a fight between congre and

thank you so much for being with us, levi. levi: thank you for havinge. laura: across america kids are skipping school, including my eighth grade son, bebeuse of the leadership tt you have son on -- shown on climate change.wh are you hoping to achieve? levi: what i am hoping to achievevis to show adults that we care and the people in charge and are empowered that we care and we need to be taking action to save our future and our lives. laura: why is it your generatioh is leading the way on climate change and not mine? yvi: the reason it is myis generation and nrs is because the adults have not been taking enough action, and so we need to be taking action. the adults are welcome to strike with us, but we are the ones leading this. laura: you live on a barrier island in florida.at tell me ou see that makes you think that climate change real. levi: the barrieonisland i live s on the east coast of florida, and this barrier island is at sea level.he because ofurricanes, we oftentimes experience flooding, and so we need to be takingwe action iant to save my bar

levi's stadium, it has hosted big-name concerts and major sporting events, too.it's apparently not bringing in, big bucks for the city of santa clara. >> this is about the numbers, the numbers can't lie, we are getting zero this year and zero next year. >> so the santa clara stadium authority voted last night to take a drastic step. they want to terminate their management agreement with the 49ers, taking away their control of any non-nfl operations.>> it is clear that the 49ers performance off the field is terrible. we cannot let them continue to manage or mismanage our stadium. >> they say that mismanagement extends to the area of wage theft that appears to show an $85,000 shortfall. >> this is what they have done for the last five years, that deserves public oversight. >> the 49ers are not backing down. they issued a statement saying they will continue to manage levi's stadium and calling this attempt at termination part of a petty political vendetta. a spokesperson says "we are entirely confident we will prevail in this dispute." she adds "by all measures it c

for example, levi's had the band fly out an engineer to inspect the stadium. letter also says that after the inspection levi's didn't let the stones use pyrotechnics. the city manager is denying those claims. >>> systematically racist. that's how a san francisco supervisor is describing last night's plan to keep traffic flowing during a concert at chase center.supervisor walter k buses from bayview to accommodate concertgoers. he says it was a move of elite people getting better treatment over low income people. the sfta says it was due tie shortage. muni says the buses that were out last night are back in service tonight. >>> a rare agreement between san francisco city leaders and president trump. the trump administration wants to temporarily ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. that directly impacts the biggest e-cigarette maker in the country, san francisco-based juul. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us in san jose this evening with the details. sergio? >> reporter: well, there are some shop owners that we talked to that said that they're concerned t

so more competition for the levi's, again, as they try to book these bigger acts. it's no longer just about competing against the bay area properties, it's about making it known that they want more acts to come, competing against the west coast, other venues on the west coast. >> all right, chris nguyen reporting live for us tonight. thank you, chris. >>> a new ferry terminal is coming to alameda. community leaders broke ground at the site today. it's two piers north of the uss hornet. once completed sometime next year it will be the seaplane lagoon ferry terminal. this will be alameda's third ferry terminal. once operations begin, it will have direct service to san francisco. >>> the democratic bate, we'll take you live to houston where the top ten candidates are gearing up for the third debate. uh-oh subway delay. we'll tell you what's behind the delay. >>> d pug found. the frantic search for a missing find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at nordstrom rack. ♪ that's fashion at a fraction. ♪ shop anytime at nordstromrack.com and get easy returns

ceo aaron levie joined us last night exclusively on "closing bell" after jeff smith disclosed a 7.5%take in the cloud company. here is what levie said. >> overall, they see an opportunity where box's shares have been undervalued by the market and frankly, that's what we're focused on on driving, both by reaccelerating the growth rate of the company, as well as driving greater profitability in the business so we're very aligned with starboard's interests and we look forward to collaborating with them on this process. >> aaron levie, ceo of box they, too, have struggled. they've been public for a few years, struggled to put out consistent profitable growth and therefore the stock hasn't done much since the ipo it's lower >> it's an interesting -- i could have come down here today and you could have been talking about any company and any activist fund. it just happens to be -- i know a little bit about starboard, because through my money manager, four, five, six years ago, i had an investment in the hedge fund i do not, full disclosure, have an fechinvestment today and frankly, they wer

quote, the 49ers will continue to manage levi stadium. the city's announcement is just a step in the self destructive process they began years ago. all of those efforts failed, just as this latest attempt will also fail. the team also said the wage issues were settled with its contractor. we called the company which confirmed that. >> the 49ers completely remedied the situation and have paid us in full. we have in turn paid our employees. >> reporter: the city now wants records for other contracts saying the team is no longer trusted. the city says it will terminate its contract with the team effective november 15th. >>> el camino real has reopened after a police officer struck a pedestrian who was crossing the street. new video shows the pedestrian trying to cross in the jay walking. it happened just after 9:30 this morning. while a redwood city police officer was responding to an emergency call. the officer struck that pedestrian, then hit some other vehicles before coming to a stop on the sidewalk. the officer climbed out of their pass

the stones did play levis last month.ud stadium catering to feed performers and it was forced to cancel a fireworks show at the last minute. the fire chief says pyrotechnics are not allowed after 10:00 p.m. the band was allowed to play one hour after curfew. >> if you're having a concert, i want all the lights, fireworks, we could stay there until 2:00. >> how would you feel living across the street? >> i'd be peeping out the window,s go home. >> that's what i'm saying. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nicco, if you could keep it down. >> would you like me to whisper? the weather will be loud enough itself. hi, everybody. 59 in walnut creek. an area that will end up 35 degrees warmer by the time we get to the afternoon hours. soaring heat today. unhealthy air. it's a spare the air. the first of two or three. clear tonight, a light breeze, not as comfortable as this morning. the heat breaks sunday. i'm watching for the chance of showers monday. a small chance but a chance. unus

we would like to invite you to a wonderful conversation by rabbi levi cell, who has written a wonderful book. welcome, lea. >> thank you eric, it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> we have this big issue in our country. and whatever waye t issu of the day, what is coming to the the ys the ways in which we in which we hear one another, the ways in which we have listened. and you have written a fantastic book that has to do with understanding and hearing other people stories, and ways in which they are hurt, and ways in which you can listen to them. jump right in, and ask you what led you to this book, what is this book, and tell us the background of a paired >> i think your assessment is exactly right. i worry a great deal that we don't converse anymore. we have lost that as part of a conversation. we have become very divisive. the political rhetoric on both sides dominate our conversations. this is a conversation about human beings, and ethical issue. for me, it started many years ago in childhood or adolescence, but really in 2004, when i made my first visit to eastern chad, and to

had happened, i would not to vaccinate levi and that had happened, iwould not not to vaccinate levi decision. nothing i could have done would have prevented that but living with that afterwards would have been horrific, especially if it had been worse. i will read a statement from the department of health in a second. charlotte, good morning to you. within 48 hours of you getting certain symptoms, you we re you getting certain symptoms, you were in hospital. what happened? on the monday morning, it was symptoms like influenza, a sore throat, feeling sick. i had a headache. they escalated and got worse. that was the sign to be looking for, when things did not get better over 24 hours. i sought medical help, thanks to my parents, and by wednesday evening i was being put to sleep in a medical coma said they could treat me properly. at that point, they had no idea what illness i had. that was a huge question mark, even though i was getting help. my parents were told i might not make it through the night and told i might not make it through the nightand might told i might not make it thr

fresh tariffs on the other's exports and no trade deal in sight the united states is now imposing levies on a dish on an additional $112000000000.00 of chinese exports while beijing is countering with retaliate toward tariffs on $75000000000.00 in u.s. goods. smart speakers headphones and shoes are among the chinese exports likely to be made more expensive through the u.s. tariffs beijing meanwhile will hit u.s. crude oil with a 5 percent here now that's the 1st time the quantity has been targeted in this dispute and of course this isn't the end of the levies the u.s. plans to raise tariffs on $250000000000.00 in chinese exports to 30 percent from the current $25.00 and in december a further 15 percent tariff on chinese cell phones laptops and close that would mean that virtually all made in china products will be subject to tariffs in the u.s. now take a listen to what donald trump had to say about the latest escalation. we are talking to china that meeting is still long as you know the depth there that they haven't yet we haven't we'll see what happens but we can't allow china to reply

we are at the levi's stadiums tonight. perfect typically you get trash talking on hope and home opening games. the swagger level today was off the charts. what is cooking at levi's stadium? yes, a big juicy serving of optimism. what is it about the vibe today? >> it is the home opener, we are excited to be here. >> i feel super good. >> with the steelers star quarterback out and the backup quarterback in, and defense red- hot, this has fans thinking big. >> playoffs? yes. >> we are over excited. i think it is reality, we are going to be there, playoffs here we come. >> steeler fans are well represented today and no they did not hesitate to toss a wet blanket on the niner nation. >> i spent a lot of money for a bad quarterback. we will see tonight, and we will see how steeler defense does. >> reporter: we ran into the former linebacker talking about the niners undefeated record going into the game. >> playing the two teams that have not been the most successful in terms of the buccaneers and bangles, so keep your expectatio

end quote, the 49 ers by the way say the team we'll continue to manage levi stadium. despite that vote. >>next at 5.30 frustration still mounting in walnut creek over an officer involved shooting. what the family is now demanding that the city council. >>and a big decision here it's been more than a month since a gunman opened fire at the gilroy garlic festival tonight we'll hear from organizers about whether or not the event will happen next year. >>plus after the break teachers in the east bay fighting for better. contract negotiations with the school board will >>there's always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now will star in the east bay tonight berkeley teachers are holding a rally tonight. they're trying to pressure the school board to make a deal is contract negotiations drag on many of them are currently working on expired contracts kron four's will tran reports from berkeley. working without a contract for close to a year now they're looking for a pay raise claiming it they don't get a reasonable pay rae e.u

our people there so i mean so we don't know how much of all of this is going to be here there is one levy plan to salvage some of the communities along the southern coast but it may come at the expense of others like chief not queens people we want to move as a community because of our heritage the history we have here on niland and to try to keep the culture to get also. he has also a government for aid to relocate but some on the island are resisting his plan i don't want to. cast me something. and it's a life or death. but the majority say they are ready to face facts after years of rebuilding and recovering from the old slaughter of nature you can't plant anything here you can't grow any animals here the parents have to bring their children to school if we want groceries in the waters on the road without either do without or tried to watch the water go down and then and then come back what's left is mostly memories among the ruins and all of this was beautiful they had trees and they had the land out there where you could walk and it's going to feel good again to be safe. it took the

fresh tariffs on the other's exports and no trade deal in sight the united states is now imposing levies on a further $112000000000.00 of chinese exports beijing is counting with retaliatory tariffs on $75000000000.00 in u.s. goods smart speakers headphones sneakers those are among the chinese made products that could become more expensive in the u.s. beijing meanwhile will hit u.s. crude oil with a 5 percent tariff and that marks the 1st time the commodity has been targeted in this dispute and this isn't the end of the levies the u.s. plans to raise tariffs on a different set of chinese goods totaling 250000000000 dollars to 30 percent from the current 25 percent and then in december a further 15 percent tariff on chinese cell phones laptops and clothes and that would mean the virtually all made in china products will be subject to tariffs in the u.s. . we are going to get giant at that meeting is still long as you know the depth. that has yet to happen yet we haven't we'll see what happens but we can't allow china to reprise off a force of god we can't go out. to take $500000000000.00

.>>> w running things here at levi's stadium? coming up, thmove to take control away from the 49ers. >>> good news for travelers, the work that has caused a huge delays at sfo is going to and sooner than planned. when things will getting back to normal, coming up in a moment. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. (music throughout) >>> the runway repair project that caused major headaches at sfo is ahead schedule. officials say it will reopen tomorrow night, a week ahead of schedule. construction started on runway 28 left on september 7 that was supposed to be finished on september 27. the runway hadn't been touched since the early 60s and construction crews didn't know what they would find when they started, so extra time was built into the timetable.>> we really didn't know what kind of condition the soil at the

the agreement allowed a team to manage levi stadium for non, if nfl events. the stadium authority voted to terminate the team as a stadium manager for those events. now the group will have to find another organization to host events. there is a long list of reasons why the stadium authority vote there had way including misrepresentation to the stadium authority regarding their qualifications and contract procurement for public works. noncompliance with state laws including failing to pay prevailing wages and their failure to properly manage the stadium and maximize the performance of nonnfl events. in news release, authorities say the failure includes booking nonnfl events that lose millions of dollars instead of events that make money like concerts and soccer games. we reached out to the niners foeireaction but haven't heard back yet. the santa clara stadium is holding a news conference to talk about that vote. we'll bring those details for you. for now at lee have a stadium, ktvu, fox 20 news. >>> tiis now 6:05. contra costa county plans to temporarily stop

. >>> it's a stadium fight now, the battle for control over levi's stadium. the city versus the 49ers. we'll tell you what's at stake. >>> rent a cup. now you can rent a cup for a she's been searching for hours. she's suffering from search-itis. ok, elevate her feet, what's her name? carol. carol, you have the x1 voice remote. just ask it, "what should i watch"? oh! of course. and she's back. search easily with the xfinity x1 voice remote. do i consider myself a hero? that's not for me to say. that's for you to say. now that's simple, easy, awesome. easily find the entertainment you love with the x1 voice remote. search netflix, prime video, youtube and more, all with the sound of your voice. find your favorites today. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood p

by the niners. >> ann rubin tells us that the 49ers claim all of this is political. >> reporter: levi'sdium has hosted big-name concerts and major sporting events, too. what it apparently is not bringing in his big bucks for the city of santa clara. >> this is about the numbers, they can't lie. we are getting zero this year and zero next year. >> the santa clara stadium authority voted to take a drastic step, they want to terminate their management agreement with the 49ers. taking away their control of any non-nfl operations.>> is clear that the 49ers performance off the field is terrible. we cannot let them continue to manage or mismanage our stadium. >> they say that mismanagement extends to the area of wage theft, pointing to a contract with a company that appears to show an $85,000 shortfall. >> this is what they have done for the last five years, is wage theft and booking money losing events per >> but the 49ers are not backing down, they issued a statement saying they will continue to manage levi's stadium and calling this attempted termination part of a penny clinical vendetta. a

some worry the move will have big names skipping levi. >> not a lot of big name concerts. we'll miss out on that. i think a lot of the fans would appreciate that. i don't think it's fair. we want to have fun out here too. >> reporter: the meeting begins in about ten minutes. the 49ers will not be here but it is not a good relationship. >>> teachers are caught in the middle. their income trap them in limbo because they can't afford housing in the bay area. tonight's meeting starts in a few minutes. the goal is to come up with affordable solutions for teachers who live in stan ta ana county. >>> this week on the network and local level we're reporting extensively on our climate in cris crisis. this comes before next week's u.n. summit on climate change. we talk about natural gas. >> the city of san jose is posed to become the largest city in the country to ban it. it turns out any of us can do it to our own home. scott budman is here with the plan and the cost. >> here is why san jose and several other cities are saying no more natural gas. the typical home we live in here c

many wonder if this game could thst anticipated in the short history of the levi stadium. they certainly have a message for the fans . >> you have to get loud. no more excuses . >> i don't pick we've given our fans a lot to be excited about. when we have the stadium has been loud . >> in order to get the fans enthusiastic, you have to put on a good product, and that is on us. the work you see that game? right here on channel 5. ill be followed by a post game show all at levi stadium. >>> joss josh jacobs has been sick. not great news, he wrote on social media that he has lost 10 pounds due to illness. >> i heard he had a whooping cough so i shut my door. there's a lot of germs in this facility. a lot of guys have been under the weather. lovely jacobs is okay. >>> and now something really different. coming soon to chase center , if you thought the lawyers were the only attraction in town. i got to check out the new fan experience called warriors utopia. i won't get any points for style but this gives anybody the chance to live out the life of an nbi amb it all happens in oc

the city's fito take over control of non-football events at levi stadium. how the team is not backing down. f0 >>> after the concord city council shut down any talks about establishing rent control, city wide tenants are now unionizing. they're called todos santos tenants union. their goal is to push for rent protections such as rent control. >>> tonight at 11:00, we continue our project home series with a deeper dive into what creating affordable housing in the bay area really looks like. our susie steimle found one developer who is using public money for transforming -- into affordable housing. turns out they can convert complexes and raise rents, displacing tenants in the name of affordable housing. >> i had affordable housing. a lot of my neighbors had affordable housing and unfortunately a lot of my neighbors don't have anywhere to live right now. >> watching my little ones grow up and stuff, it's hard, more inconvenient, now that i have to move. >> low income tenants cannot afford to pay the rent hikes and middle income tenants are told they make too

that means the steelers are coming to levi's without their starting quarterback. bid muscles broker will have surgery to repair ligaments in his arm. the rookie mason rudolfo make his first career start at levi which made the 49ers a seven point favor. san francisco is looking to 3-0 for the first time since 1998. odell buckham and his lucky 13 doing business in cleveland this year. baker mayfield hit him. 89 yards, he's gone, the longest play of his career. the browns went 23-3 against the team that was playing their the right to be paid for endorsements. it could change the landscape of college sports. they did not -- he did not sit well with the washington head coach. >> if you create a recruiting advantage beyond what already exists, i think it will be very difficult. i think there will be a huge imbalance and you will destroy college football. >> they have trouble keeping streets clean right now. my thought is they probably ought to focus on that. >> and forcefully, they will focus on that and college athletes. if he's right, if california starts giving athle

from levi stadium, kpix five. >>> is 4:57 am.lanes are still shut down as crews worked to get a handle on a fire in steep terrain. an update on that firefight. ♪ sup. whwhacha? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. ♪ ♪ try my $3 steak and parm loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. >>> the fight over navigation center comes to ahead. more on the lawsuit the could throw a wrench in the plans. >>> antonio brown says he is out of the nfl. the stunning announcement from the former raider accused of sexual assault. >>> the president has a response to the threats that could overthrow his un meeting. >>> good morning. it is 5 am right now as we check our forecast. we have that cool down from last week and we heating up again this week? >> that is right. we are looking at warmer temperatures for the day and heating up for tuesday and wednesday with an offshore flow kicking in for us. which means high fire danger. we will ge

nfl game of events here at levi stadium and this is a sort of a bit of drama that's been going on forow between the team and the city leaders with the santa clara stadium authority say they made this decision do too alleged infractions that include failing to pay exist existing wages and managing the stadium in a way that would maximize profit. no members of the authority claimed the team booked events that lost millions of dollars in the city wants a book event events like soccer games we can concerts in corporate events that generate money the authority voted last night saying the team is not in compliance with measures j which was approved back in 2010 in the stadium was set to be developed for games and other events, the stadium open for football until the 2014. it's all season. the city and the team have and illegally over many things since this since then and including that includes financial issues, how they rent the stadium and you for events at the stadium. no spokesperson for the team provided this statement to us about the canceled agreement blaming the city manager deanna

. >>> as football season gets going, we're getting a look at the new concessions at levi stadium.ew food and dripgs ve drin available this season. >>> and we'll take you inside this dream home for sale in san francisco. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. >>> all right. we have the last three games of the season at home. the a's taking on the rangers tonight. 7:07 first pitch 72, 63 towards the end of the game. >>> oakland police are asking for your help finding a young man missing since early may. the chief shared details of the disappearance during a news conference yesterday. investigators say 19-year-old jonathan bandabela was driving to a soccer tournament on may 3rd. his car was photographed entering the san mateo bridge heading west. the silver honda accord was

we have the lawsuit just filed in the future control levi stadium. >>> a bay area teenager taking action after she says she was forced to remove her hijab before a flight at sfo. >>> why police want to talk to this man. >>> it is just about 6 am. good morning. >> let's get started with our forecast this morning. >>> we will continue that trend we started. it will be sunny and warm. we will be up to 8 degrees above average. i think everyone will like this. a good weekend to maybe go to the beach. we are not seeing anything in the way of the marine layer. that is the view from treasure island. that view i can show you another one of the inland locations. this is looking over dublin. no clouds here. the fact there are no clouds tells us a lot today. san jose. 50, santa rosa. it is getting cooler in the north bay. as far as the afternoon daytime high, 76 officially. that comes in at 6 degrees above average. low 90s, 91 will be the number for inland spots. about seven to 8 degrees above average. and while today is warm, it will be hot and breezy. for tuesday and wednesday with the strong offs

. >>> the rolling stones rocked levi stadium this summer. they might not ever be coming back. why the band is slamming santa clara. >>> >>> a concorde woman testified in front of lawmakers in washington dc today at an emergency hearing. isabel pleaded her case to stay here in the bay area to receive life-saving medical treatment. live on capitol hill with more on that emotional testimony.>> reporter: democrats are outraged with the apparent secrecy over the decision and remain frustrated with the lack of answers from administration officials. now some arson testing a subpoena. >>> young immigrants pleaded to a house oversight panel for their lives. maria isabel was seven years old when she came to the u.s. from guatemala. it was for a medical trial on her rear genetic disease. she has been receiving treatment for 16 years. >>> this is not a partisan issue. this is a humanitarian issue. our lives depend on it. doctors told me if i stopped treatment my condition will decline quickly. i could die within months.>> reporter: mark was also at today's hearing to support her. she was

.>>> that means the steelers coming to levi without their starting quarterback.ger will have surgery to repair ligaments in his throwing arm. and will miss the rest of the season. rookie mason will make his first career start at levi which is made the 49ers a seven point favorite. 49ers looking to go 3-0 for the first time since 1998. >>> odell beckham doing business in cleveland this year. baker mayfield. 89 yards. longest of his career. brown's 23-3 against. third string quarterback. >>> w newsom is still waiting to sign a bill that would give college athletes in california the right to be paid for endorsements. it could change the landscape of college sports and it did not set well with washington state head coach mike leach. >>> if you create a recruiting advantage beyond what already exists i think it is going to be difficult. i think there will be a huge imbalance and you will destroy college football. california has trouble keeping the streets clean right now. they probably should focus on that. >>> that is why people keep visiting us in record numbers and

levi did not let them use pyrotechnics. the stadium did allow the band to play an hour past the noise curfew. all the rules frustrated the band. >>> across the country today, people paused to remember the september 11th terrorist attacks. at the pentagon, president trump and maloelania laid a wreath. hundreds joined in a moment of silence. the president told family members, their loved ones will never be forgotten. >> for the families who join us, this is your anniversary of personal and permanent loss. >> nearly 3,000 people died that day, including 184 at the pentagon. george w. bush also made an appearance at the pentagon. he paid respects by laying a wreath at the memorial there. bush was president when the attacks happened in 2001. in new york city, bagpipes and bells at the 9/11 memorial. family members placed hands on the names of their loved ones in a moment of silent held at the time the first plane crashed into the north tower. go beams of blue light will shoot into the sky above manhattan, a tribute to those who

. >>> the nasty battle over levi stadium is being played out publicly. the city of santa clara outlined its plan to strip their clearance for concerts. they unanimous voted to terminate the 49ers' ability to book any non-nfl events at levi's. the 49ers refused to show santa clara records on how they run the stadium business and also adds santa clara has lost millions of dollars in revenue. >> there are always options. so we're willing to talk to them, but they, so far they've not been willing to come clean on what they've been doing. >> the 49ers responded quickly, accusing the city of political motives. today they also released numbers they say show that they've made the city of santa clara millions of dollars. >>> it may be a first. two presidents in the bay area in just 24 hours. one day after president trump came through silicon valley for a fund raising luncheon, former president obama visited san francisco to talk leadership with a roomful of tech executives. the speech, an exclusive, invitation-only event. ali wolf was inside for the speech and jo

levi stadium. big bucks for the city of santa clara. >> this is about the numbers. the numbers can't lie. we are getting zero this year and zero next year. >> the santa clara voted to take a drastic step. they want to ate their >> it i performance off the field is terrible. we cannot let them continue to manage or mismanage our stadium. >> they say that mismanagement extends to an area of wage theft that appears to show an $85,000 shortfall. >> this is what they have done for the last five years is wage theft and booking money losing events. that deserves public oversight. this is a public agency. >> the 49ers aren't backing down. they issued a statement saying they will continue to manage levi stadium and calling this attempted termination part of a petty political vendetta. spokesman person says, quote, we are entirely confident we will prevail in this dispute. he adds that quote by all measure that can'ts to be one of the most successfvenues in sports and entertainment. she says they have generated $22 million to stadium awe knorrty with 10.6 going directly to th

and again, this has to do with the management of stadium operations at levi stadium. saying here a lot of negative things about the way the 9ers have been doing that over the last couple oof years. they want to curtail that. we're live in insanisanta clara. >>> contra county is about to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. supervisors have approved a temporary moratorium on some court fees meaning the defendants won't have to pay for fingerprinting, drug testing, and booking fees. there are some people that are objecting to this change. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. we're told contra costa county is just the third county in the country to put a moratorium on criminal justice while many are plotting today's bold action. others say they're not convinced it's the right move. >> we are human. and so as humans, when we come out of prison or jail, we want to take care of ourselves and family. >> he knows all too well how tough that is. he has served jail time in two bay care offenses. once released he was slapped with thousands of dollars in administrative fees, he

kickoff is 1:25 this afternoon at levi stadium.r chris alvarez. >>> cal's 3-0 start has been ranked 23rd in the country. saturday, another challenge for the golden bears. an early kickoff against an sec opponent in old miss. garner slings it to jake taugas, he's gone. 28-13. and you thought maybe the game was over but not quite. fourth quarter, here come the rebels. eli, 15 yards and in. ole miss down 8 with 4 1/2 to go. no timeouts. watch this play. john rice to elijah moore. looks like a touchdown but the ref calls it down at the 1, clock still ticking. the clock continues to move, you have to get a playoff. quarterback sneak and cal with the stuff, wow. there was only one replay angle and you be the right he. looks like a touchdown. cal survives 28-20, improves to 4-0 for the first time since 2015. >>> stanford's most impressive win last season. stanford lost three in a row since 2008. costello hits his thumb on the helmet of a teammate, stayed in the game but you can tell that really bothered him. stanford got a field goal on t

inside levi stadium over a dozen new restaurants. new places to get something to eat during the game. we are joined by our old friend executive chef with some stuff spread out for us. let's get right into it. >> we have a nice spread. products on the field, in the stands, what we are going to serve the guest. we're gonna start off with an awesome aeolian. >> when i think cheesesteak i think philadelphia. >> this one is santa clara style . it's great for the fans it's really delicious. >> my philadelphia friends will love it. >> we know everybody loves crab. we have a nice beautiful delicate crab sandwich. butter, toasted, it's a big seller. >> new this year we have the cheese toasty which is a combination of caramelized shallots and leaks. we have some awesome melting cheese on their. beautiful toasted cheese sandwich. >> we have to be sensitive to our vegan and vegetarian fans. they are part of the team too. we have to bring that for our friends. we have the beyond me brought. >> it's a plant-based bratwurst. it's all the craze. the

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a columnist at haaretz newspaper always good to have you on out of there mr levy. well there have been more protests in egypt demanding the resignation of president and. dozens of people were arrested after friday's much larger rallies which also denounced corruption oppression and poverty. reports i was mass protests may be a rare sight in cc's egypt crackdown on dissent is not. in suez and government protesters who gathered for the 2nd night in a row were confronted by police and other security personnel. who fired tear gas and other forms of ammunition at what appear to be unarmed demonstrators egyptians 1st took to the streets on friday evening demanding that former army general turned president of the fatah to sisi resigns in cairo was the numbers weren't huge their voices were loud and clear i was in alexandria egypt 2nd city people angered by corruption poverty and oppression called for the same the people demand the fall of the regime in months rua giza and mahalla as well as several other cities what appears to be a nationwide movement has begun to form th

between the city of santa clara in the san francisco 49 ers the city says it's losing out on some levi stadium. >>and wants to book concents and other big events on its own make sense in order to do that however they need to fire the 40 niners from the job kron four's sarah stinson explains. >>santa clara city leaders voted last night 6 to 0 to end in agreement with thecsan francisco 49 ers. them to basically run and manning non nfl ben's here at levi stadium and they did this for 2 main reasons saying that they failed to pay employees with a promised and also failed to make enough profit. >>this is about accountability to the public to my fellow residents to our fellow residents. it is not about some personal spat with it is not about some effort to get back at them. it is about looking at what has happened. and dealing with. the shale promises the failed commitments and the absolute refusal to provide any trapped. or accountability. >>leaders with the santa clara stadium authority say they made this decision due to these alleged infractions members of the authority claimed the team b

the agreement between santa clara stadium and san francisco 49ers lets the team manage levi stadium for non-nfl events. the 49ers can execute contracts up to $250,000 without board approval. last night the stadium authority voted 6-0 to start the process to terminate the team and require order approval moving forward. the authority includes 70 elected members of the city council highlighting these reasons to end the deal. misrepresentation to the stadium authority regarding the qualifications and contract procurement for public work, noncompliance with state law including failing to pay wages and the failure to properly manage stadium and maximize performance of non-nfl events. >> we are not saying you can't spend any money we are just saying, show me the contract first. show me the procurement procedures you went through. ensure the work that are being paid under this contract are being paid properly rages. make sure there's no conflict in interest. that's all you are doing. >> in a release the authorities say it includes cooking non-nfl events that lose money. in january the group los

china trade was escalated with both sides imposing new tariffs the united states is slapping levies on an additional $212000000000.00 u.s. dollars of chinese exports maging is hitting back on 75000000000 dollars of u.s. goods and crude oil. this is the doggy news from berlin as always you can find the latest headlines around the clock on the dot com all follow us on twitter at the news. if you catch. my mail and i'm getting the brand new w. from the bottom it's called it's personal device it's about topics but it's also the sort of solution to climate change and the turned. upside. the sense. check it out. it's time to take a stand. and face. time you're on just such the unknown. and the fight for the truth. to overcome down trees and connection. it's time for. indeed obvious coming up ahead. minds. in the streets raising people's fight for some. money and a moment when there's a flood water comes up to our waists and homes fast and everyone but. not a lack of water these equally dangerous. can't keep to see people. so they can plant crops and find. floods and droughts will climate cha

this is all coming from a committee on climate change suggesting that this frequent flyer levy to thoseowerful speech at the united nations this week. she travelled from sweden to the us by a vote to make a point. you have been in touch to tell us what you think. paul says, if it really is a frequent flyer tax, and it is just another tax, punishment for everyone. if you fly more than three times a year, tax these passengers. we have another viewer who just says, yes, passengers. we have another viewer whojust says, yes, they passengers. we have another viewer who just says, yes, they should. passengers. we have another viewer whojust says, yes, they should. it is as simple as that. go for it in the same way that there is, in the uk, you paid to buya the same way that there is, in the uk, you paid to buy a plastic bag if you need one when you go to the supermarket. we have all adjusted to that change in behaviour. jeff says, however, which sector of the government do you feel confident in with taking on the task of managing and ultimately controlling the planet's weather systems and clim

the plastic bag levy worked well.ant to do? do we want people to fly less? if we want to tackle climate change, i think tax would be very sensible. to tackle climate change, i think tax would be very sensiblem to tackle climate change, i think tax would be very sensible. it may change the behaviour of consumers but in many ways it is their frequent trips for very short periods of time, it is not the holiday—makers committed his businesses. there might be more video conferencing. an interesting statistic is 70% of all uk flights are made by only 15% of the population. a lot of that is business travel which could be avoided by skype and that would make avoided by skype and that would make a really big impact. there have been a really big impact. there have been a lot of tweets about this. plenty of you have been getting in touch. tax the engine suppliers or airlines, one says. what about alternative fuels? it is easier to punish the customers and not go after the providers. thinking the majority frequent flyers would be

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to thailand by the end of the year this to avoid tariffs levied on imports of american vehicles. the company had actually opened a factory in thailand before the trade war to supply the growing east asian market but an economic advisor to one of thailand's largest companies warns of a threat not just to thailand but to the global supply chain if china and the us can't settle their differences soon. cleared going to last longer they're going to have. a long lasting chanting of the team. that you seem to me going to be become more in the now in the now rice that you called on me. that means china will rely less on neighboring countries for materials and goods producing more of its own that be bad news for countries like thailand its largest export market is china the economy here relies heavily on its big neighbor to the north so businesses could be forced to recalibrate their supply chains it's got harder al-jazeera bangkok and that is our show for this week remember you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at and use the hashtag a j c t c when you do drop us an email counting

authorities in ghana have installed levies as sea defence. plan is to protect the coastline through the sea defence project. the medium to long—term plan will be relocation, to send them away from the area. that is why the immediate challenges we are facing in terms of levies and relocation and finding an alternative livelihood for them. the disappearance of this village is a strong indication that if nothing can stop the waves, it won't be long before surrounding towns are entirely wiped off the map stop thomas naadi, bbc news in southern ghana. and you can find more in—depth coverage of the climate protests around the world on our website. and if you've been wondering whether individual actions and choices can make any difference in the face of climate change, our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, has written a handy guide. just go to bbc.com/news. let's get some of the day's other news. in a rare sign of dissent in egypt, small groups of protesters have gathered near tahrir square in cairo, to shout anti—government slogans.

to thailand by the end of the year this to avoid tariffs levied on imports of american vehicles. the company had actually opened a factory in thailand before the trade war to supply the growing east asian market but an economic advisor to one of thailand's largest companies warns of a threat not just to thailand but to the global supply chain if china and the us can't settle their differences soon. clear going to last longer they're going to have. a long lasting chanting of the team. that you seem to me going to be become more in the now in the now rice that you called on me. that means china will rely less on neighboring countries for materials and goods producing more of its own that be bad news for countries like thailand its largest export market is china the economy here relies heavily on its big neighbor to the north so businesses could be forced to recalibrate their supply chains it's got harder al-jazeera bangkok and that is our show for this week remember you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at and use the hashtag a j c t c when you do drop us an email counting th

hill apartnts as well as the tsb but nowhe maryland publicervice commission, they have the power to levy fines and to force washington ga to make som changses. let's talke a little bitbout what was in the report from the maryland public service commission. it says washington gas gulators across its mercury network of customers. it was suppod t start in 2003 and end in 2013. this new report says the state doesn't haveny evidence "how any steps to remove mercury service regulators. now, the ntsb issued its report earlier this yearla finding that thst was caused by an accumulation of gas which happene because a mercury service regulator failed andotas n properly connected toou vent line. know the explosion killed seven residents and injured dozens more bac in august ofk 2017. now, washington gas prepare a statement for fox5 saying "we are preparing a response to address the issues raisedn the order and we will be submitting our response t commission io n nn."meler now, the public service commission also ordered washington gas to report on its findings to n theational transportation safety b

city council voted to end an agreement that allowed the 49ers to run nonnfl events like concerts at levi stadium. the city claims the 49ers have mismanaged the event and lost money of the 49ers argue santa clara is losing money because it is a restriction, like early curfews that it puts on artists who perform at levi. the attempt to end the agreement is said to be unlawful. >>> police have searching for a person who fired several shots into a building on a local campus. police released these videos of a man from different angles seen around san jose state university around the time of the shooting, you can see he was wearing a surgical mask, tan pants and a blue gray backpack. police don't flow if he fired the shots but after talking with several witnesses and collecting security camera footage, they determined he was there around 6:30 thursday night. witnesses described several shots fired around downtown san jose. >> i heard something that sounded like gunshots. but i wasn't sure. >> police say a barrage of bullets damaged two buildings. windows are shattered on two floors of the mart