liz: james hall is the former chairman of the national transportation safety board, the government agencynsible for investigations into civil aircraft accidents. james, to that particular exchange, dennis muilenberg insisted he never read the texts until very recently, even though boeing knew of them as early as february, after the first crash a year ago. what do you make of muilenberg's claim that he had not read these texts at all until recently? >> i would imagine that boeing's stockholders are looking to their new ceo and their newly-created safety committee which they did not have in place before to make the determination whether this individual is the person who created the culture that has resulted in some of the worst chapters in aviation history, whether this person is the person to carry bowing into the future. i would have serious reservations. liz: you have serious reservations. he kept saying well, other people took care of that. it was those text messages from test pilots two years ago. i mean, the actual transcript is unbelievable. they're terrified. they said we can't cont

we are working to get former ntsb chairman james hall on the phone. he's testified in many a crash situation. we are going to bring him to you as soon as we can. >>> as we look at the dow jones industrials and the rest of the markets here, we are in the red. we do have the blue chips down about 177 points. and look what we have here. we do not have what appears to be a positive week, if you stretch it out to the five sessions. how should investors trade the latest headlines, but also, that would include possible developments on brexit this weekend. to the floor show and our traders. phil, the boeing revelation, extremely disturbing. add to that the unknown tomorrow morning when britain's house of lords votes on brexit and we've got some big question marks facing investors. >> you really do. but you got to remember that boeing is not the entire stock market, nor is it the entire dow. i think sometimes people will see a move in a stock like this, they will throw the baby out with the bath water and panic. i mean, there's no doubt this is serious for boe

joe frazier and james hall could only fish eighth and 14th respectively. —— only finish.sh. they were comfortable when residents and borough. they ran in six tries including this effort from roman osborne to complete a 110—14 win. there were wins for the cheetahs. england pots of matthew fitzpatrick leads the italian open after a second round of 65. he shot an incredible seven birdies to lead by a shot on ten under part. fellow englishmenjustin rose a shot on ten under part. fellow englishmen justin rose and a shot on ten under part. fellow englishmenjustin rose and andrew johnson are seven shots back. heather watson is through to her first semi—final and the wta tour since january last year. she saved for match points to beat the polish player in the quarterfinal in china. staying with tennis, novak djokovic and roger federer have both been knocked out of the quarterfinal stage of the masters. the world number onejoke stage of the masters. the world number one joke official was first to taste defeat losing in three sets to taste defeat losing in three sets to the sixth s

not the best day for great britain asjoe fraser and james hall could only finish eighth and 14th respectively be at the world champs but a series of injuries means this year has been a write—off for him. he is now targeting the tokyo 0lympics next year and has been speaking with the bbc‘s tanya arnold about the difficult time his head away from competition. i'm alive, and healthy, i've got an amazing family, house and amazing fans. ijust amazing family, house and amazing fans. i just opened amazing family, house and amazing fans. ijust opened a gym club. what actually is wrong in my life? not a lot. but then there is that disconnect between my identity, that's what it is, from five years old the only thing i notice gymnastics. and olympic medallist, successful businessmen with more than a million youtube followers, it all sounds perfect. but a series of injuries and nile wilson was feeling lost. there was just a injuries and nile wilson was feeling lost. there wasjust a build-up of things happening my life, coupled with the growth, the enormity of the attention, the eyeballs on me and then th

where in your house or where not to sanitary and james hall in 1314. like i'm still sound new to this song learning as much as i can but it's a good opportunity for judith and james to get press and media and to spread the brand in the story. music start with a good start. for me during the course of it it's what we call the mass communication. every year to millions of girls would be victim of misinterpreting i think i would feel very proud for him do you think i do think doesn't exist anymore . graffitti a lifestyle it's a coulter and if we can say it's the program i guess the mass for evidence the talk about the use is science to. do with that people think. i mean i'm not trying to save the world like so many people say they are and i think it's a great idea but it's not possible although i guess everyone but i'm just happy to get to as many as i can and even if it's one and i die that's what i'm like i just want to get as many as thank him on their feet. i feel all women are created in these flood. but sometime because of the. society structure shou

james hall, the former ntsb chair. we'll talk to him about what he thinks will happen.cially interested that in beyond. i think it is oversold. i can't wait to watch the show. >> he is saying hold on and add. charles: make sure you tune in like you always do to the "claman countdown." it is of course at the top of the hour. >>> one texas university is giving a students a first-hand experience when it comes to investing in the stock market. they are using the millions of the school's dollars. >> imagine that, millions of dollars used by the kids, and i went back to the school at university of in dallas. watch. you give $10 million to a group of how many students and they put that into the stock market? >> we have 35 students in our undergrad class, 30 in the grad class. grads have $6 million. undergrads have $4 million. >> this is live ammunition. they are given by key donors. they want the student to have a real experience. >> this whole class is teaching students to present, research and write. >> we're here today pitching a buy recommendation for eastland chemical com

former national transportation safety board chair james hall here on friday called it a criminal matter. >> it's a criminal matter, obviously. there's been a tremendous loss of life because that same mcas system went crazy on two other flights with passengers, not in the simulator, and on the civil aviation level, there needs to be fines and penalties. liz: kristina partsinevelos has been watching these late-breaking details in the newsroom and this could be a major turning point not just for boeing but for the ceo, dennis muilenburg. kristina: yeah, you have these negative headlines that continue, they keep pushing out the timeline. you just mentioned the european regulators that said the earliest they could possibly see the 737 max planes in the sky is january 2020. but then you also have southwest and air canada that have both said they are not planning on putting those planes back into service until at least february. so it seems like it keeps getting pushed down and that's part of the reason why you're seeing wall street completely hammer this stock. you are seeing downgrades acros

the gb team of whitlock, james hall, joe fraser, dom cunningham and giarnni regini—moran made a confident0. we will keep you updated. we love a dodgy statue. can you guss which footballer this is? ? you time starts now. it‘s in malmo, where his career started. and he‘s topless, celebrating a goal. as you may remember, there have been a few questionable ones recently. think cristiano ronaldo. zlatan is widely regarded to be the greatest swedish player of all time. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. let‘s get more on that situation in syria. there is a security council meeting over that me... it has begun in the last hour or so. in a tweet, the president said the operation was aimed at creating what he called... let‘s speak now to shashankjoshi, defence editor at the economist it comes in a period of heightened tension between turkey and its european allies. it comes just a week after a major us experts said contrary to president tran‘s statements, islamic state is not defeated. it still presents a nasty insurgency in these parts of northern syria, liable

town hall was held james logan high school gymnasium as many know john dean was also nixon's white house counsel, many people in the gym or raise their hands when asked if anyone was around for the watergate scandal. dean of course shared his experience about watergate. raf eric's well though answered questions from constituents tonight about the impeachment process, this town hall comes days after whistleblower complaint from inside the administration about trump's interaction with ukraine the wraps says he's been 2 we did speak to reps well. john dean before the that town hall. public hands on board to support this impeachment inquiry. and dean also talks about what he thinks of president trump take a listen. >>i think it's the simplicity active here in that we have a confession. the president he's we did guilty and i think in many ways and the biggest question for the country will be what is the sentence i just told the congressman i think that and this president is making richard nixon. look like a choir boy. hundreds of hours of tape. i heard nixon and all kinds circumstances. saw t

the town hall is that james logan high school in union city at 6:30 tonight. >>> the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco will reveal immigration policies this morning. one challenges the remain in mexico rule with asylum- seekers at the southern border, no matter where they come from, must wait in mexico while their cases are processed in the u.s. and the other policy requires asylum- seekers to apply for asylum in the country they pass through to get to the u.s. >>> it's 4:06 and mayor london breed is due to sign legislation creating a new office on racial equity. it will be official with her signature at a city hall ceremony at noon today and the department will release a report every two years on racial disparities on issues like jobs, education, criminal justice and housing. >>> defense attorneys for the ghost ship warehouse trial want a reduction to bail. derick almena is being held on three quarters of a million dollars on bail. the oakland jury is deadlockedi all charges and on friday, almena is scheduled to return to court to set future court dates including a possibl

the team of max whitlock, james hall, joe fraser, dom cunningham and giarnni regini—moran automaticallyding wicket taker in test cricket — james anderson — has turned to the premier league champions for help to regain his fitness. he's using manchester city's facilities and medical staff as he recovers from the calf injury that kept him out of the majority of the ashes series. anderson's hoping to be fit for england's tour of south africa which starts in mid—december, and will spend the next couple of months with city. iimagine i imagine they have a fantastic gymnasium, what do you think? and finally professional sports—men and women often go into different careers after they retire from competing but i bet you didn't see this one coming. the former chelsea and arsenal goalkeeper, petr cech, is now an ice hockey player! the 37—year—old has swapped the pitch for the rink. he's signed for guildford phoenix until the end of their season. cech said it'll be "wonderful" to play the sport he grew up "watching as a kid". i can't wait to see him on the ice. what position is he playing? guests?

this town hall at the james logan high school gymnasium comes days after the whistleblower complaint from inside the administration about trump's interaction with ukraine the crowd asked questions about michael cohen to corey lewandowski and what the hope is to accomplish in the impeachment. this president. >>is making richard nixon. look like a choir boy. >>had a guest john dean former watergate prosecution witness and nixon white house counsel someone's follow calls living proof who can take down the president in a model at we spoke to them before the meeting. >>hundreds of hours. next and then all and circumstances. i saw the dark side of it. i saw some people in the office brought out that dark side. i can see in the rose garden, with donald trump and the way he handle situations. >>follow a democrat says he's been investigating trump for more than 2 years and believes he can convince more republicans to support the impeachment process. i think it's the simplicity of act here in that we have a confession. the president he's pleaded guilty and i think in many ways the biggest ques

intelligence director last week about the whistleblower complaint against the president and that town hall is that james logan high school in union city starting at 6:30 tonight. >>> the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco will reveal immigration policies this morning. one challenges the remain in mexico rule with asylum- seekers no matter where they come from, must wait in mexico while their cases are processed in the u.s. and the other policy requires asylum- seekers to first apply for asylum in the country they pass through before the u.s. >>> it's 5:04 and the san francisco mayor, london breed, is due to sign legislation creating a new office on racial equity that will be official with the mayor's signature at a city hall ceremony at noon today and the department will release a report every two years on racial disparities on issues like jobs, education, criminal justice and housing. >>> juul no longer supports prop c that would overturn san francisco's ban on e-cigarette sales. they are reversing course after spending millions to support the campaign. ktvu has cristina rendon live in san

this town hall at the james logan high school gymnasium comes days after the whistleblower complaint from inside the administration about trump's interaction with ukraine the crowd asked questions about michael cohen to corey lewandowski and but the hope is to accomplish in the impeachment. this president. >>is making richard nixon. look like a choir boy. >>had a guest john dean former watergate prosecution witness and nixon white house counsel someone's follow calls living proof who can take down the president in a model at we spoke to them before the meeting. >>hundreds of hours of tapes. next and then all and circumstance. i saw the dark side of it. people in the office brought out that dark side. i can see in the rose garden, with donald trump and the way he handle situations. >>follow a democrat says he's been investigating trump for more than 2 years and believes he can convince more republicans to support the impeachment process. i think it's the simplicity of act here in that we have a confession. the president he's pleaded guilty and i think in many ways the biggest question

this town hall at the james logan high school gymnasium comes days after the whistleblower complaint from inside the administration about trump's interaction with ukraine the crowd asked questions about michael cohen to corey lewandowski and what the hope is to accomplish in the impeachment. this president. >>is making richard nixon. look like a choir boy. >>had a guest john dean former watergate prosecution witness and nixon white house counsel someone's follow calls living proof who can take down the president in a model at we spoke to them before the meeting. >>hundreds of hours. next and then all and circumstances. i saw the dark side of it. people in the office brought out that dark side. i can see in the rose garden, with donald trump and the way he handle situations. >>follow a democrat says he's been investigating trump for more than 2 years and believes he can convince more republicans to support the impeachment process. i think it's the simplicity of act here in that we have a confession. the president he's pleaded guilty and i think in many ways the biggest question where

rep eric's follow discussed official impeachment inquiry into president donald trump this town hall at the james logan high school gymnasium comes days after the whistleblower complaint from inside the administration about trump's interaction with ukraine the crowd asked questions about michael cohen to corey lewandowski and what the hope is to accomplish in the impeachment. >>this president is making richard nixon. >>look like a choir boy threats follow had a guest john dean former watergate prosecution witness and nixon white house counsel someone's follow calls living proof who can take down the president in a model at we spoke to them before the meeting and when you're literally. >>hundreds of hours of tape. i heard next and then saw the dark side of it. people in the office brought out that dark side. i can see in the rose garden. and the way he handle situations. >>follow a democrat says he's been investigating trump for more than 2 years and believes he can convince more republicans to support the impeachment process. i think it's the simplicity of active here in that we have a confession

intelligence director about the whistleblower complaint against the president for the town hall is tonight at james logan high school in union city at 6:30. >>> the ninth circuit court of appeals will review two controversial immigration policies. one challenges the remain in mexico rule where asylum- seekers at the southern border, no matter where they come from, must wait in mexico while their cases are processed in the u.s. and the other requires asylum-seekers to first apply for asylum in the country they passed through before appealing to the u.s. and ktvu has allie rasmus covering the story in san francisco outside the courthouse and we will check in with her in the next half- hour. >>> it's 6:06 and a bill that would let college athletes be paid and get endorsement deals faces legal challenges. governor newsom signed the bill yesterday and it will take effect in 2023 and the law would allow college athletes to hire agents and make money off the field. they will not be paid by universities and state senator nancy skinner that co-authored and sponsored the bill said female athletes could benef

hall event in templeton, iowa. sirota discusses the future of health care. greenwood, james about drug pricing on this week's newsmakers. ernstublican senator joni held a town hall meeting in templeton, iowa. she answered questions from constituents on chinese tariffs, gun violence, and health care. was asked about president trump's criticism of the ukraine whistleblower and corruption in government. this is about an hour. >> thanks everyone for coming out today. hall ofmy 33rd town this year. be

meanwhile congressman eric swalwell will host another town hall for residents in alameda county at james logan high school in union city. reporting live in pittsburg, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. a> a tragic turn of events, a woman dead and a 4-year-old hurt in oakland today. happened just after 11:15 this morning at the intersection of foothill and 22nd avenue. investigators at this point aren't telling us much. we do know that the 4-year-old is expected to survive. police are not saying yet if the woman who died is the mother. investigators are asking anyone who may have seen anything to call them as well. >>> new information in that deadly boat fire in santa baoatrbara. company out on boare conception last month killing 34 people trapped below deck. the investigation into what happened and how the fire started is still ongoing. the coast guard said there are to restrictions on the dive company. however, today in a facebook post truth aquatics said it will suspend tours indefinitely. the company went on to say it will work to update boats. many of those wh

the town hall starts at 6:30 at james logan high school in union city chris carson for mac >>> they say they want a reduction to his bill. he's being held on three quarters of $1 million bail. in oakland jury deadlocked on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter against him setting the deadly warehouse fire in 2016. his codefendant was acquitted. he is set to return to court to set future court dates including a possible retrial. >>> a new california law will let college athletes get paid and still play as amateurs guess this budget is called the fairplay to their pay to play act. >>> the law already faces legal challenges. >> that's right and the backlash is somewhat expected considering the loss the first of its kind in the country. it is paving the way for other states to do the same thing. under the law athletes can hire agents, and make money from endorsement deals. draymond green is on board and he said the old model isn't there. an it does not make any sense. i can make all the money off your license d the moment you decide to make money off your likeness, you can't play here anymo

hall. after i finished my time with james down i moved on and got a masters in human development, concentration and leadership and education and i went full time and i've been at the hall over 12 years and so i hold call cases of having this lens of the non-profit and the lens of actually working in the hall. i guess my main purpose of being a part of the working group is to just, what did work and what hasn't been working. and the peck terese comes from my personal me professional dedicating my professional career to the youth of san francisco. and yeah. thank you. >> thank you. just one quick question. do you agree with this legislation to close juvenile hall? >> i believe that there needs to be change. we are working in an ant equated system and there are so many practices and systems that are not up-to-date. i've worked in after school time and there is so -- everyday they're learning and it's not that and they picked training and i know that because i work with people that work with kids. i was a director. as a director, i picked and chose what the issue is here. why is -- whatever the iss

in the darkest days of watergate when richard nixon was walking the halls and drinking heavily, jameser made sure he had the nuclear codes safe. richard nixon's mental state was far superior i think to donald trump's mental state. we saw it today. so we are in a scary place i think right now. >> right because this is not about firing a random person. the language that he's using, he's talked about civil war. he's talked about traitors. he said he wants to find this whistle-blower and everybody who talked to the whistle-blower. he talked about a coup. a coup is a violent uprising. impeachment is not a violent uprising. it may or may not be president trump who does the bad thing. he could set us into a war. but people might act on his words. >> well, and he's gone from angry crazy to epiplectic. and i couldn't help thinking about a very senior white house official told me he said this is a man who fears no god and no man. he didn't say no woman. and i think nancy pelosi has him terrified. you know, we saw her this morning. she was focused. she was laser-like. she gave this very powerful

hall event in templeton, iowa. sirota discusses the future of health care. greenwood, james talks about drug pricing on this week's newsmakers. ernstublican senator joni held a town hall meeting in templeton, iowa. she answered questions from constituents on chinese tariffs, gun violence, and health care. was asked about president trump's criticism of the ukraine whistleblower and corruption in government. this is about an hour. >> thanks everyone for coming out today. hall ofmy 33rd town this year. been active and busy and out and about amongst our communities and constituencies. thank you very much for taking the time to be here with us today. we do have a lot of national media. thank you folks for coming out. it must be quiet on the presidential trail here in iowa today. you are absolutely welcome. thank you for being here as well. work, weur town halls do have a number of cards filled up by folks i would like to ask questions. if you would like to fill out a card and you didn't when you came in, raise your hand. staff will come by and will provide you with a card. you ca

the town hall starts at 6:30 tonight at james logan high school. >>> north korea and the u.s. agreed to resume nuclear negotiations this weekend. the first official talk since president trump met kim jong-un at the demilitarized zone in june. officials say the two countries will have preliminary contact before holding talks on saturday. it's unclear where the talks will take place. look at this carefully. you'll see this bridge come falling down. a tanker truck had nearly crossed but then fell into the water below. rescuers fear some are trapped in the small fishing village. ten people have been taken to hospitals. the island was struck by a typhoon hours before the skies cleared before the bridge collapsed. in the east bay lawyers want a judge to lower bail for the man facing retrial in the ghost ship fire case. derick almena remains in jail. a judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked on the involuntary manslaughter charges against him last month. friday the judge will consider dates for a potential new trial and a motion to reduce almena's bail. jurors acquitted co-

director last week about the whistleblower complaint against the president and the town hall is tonight at 6:30 at james logan high school in union city. >>> california is being hit with a lawsuit for alleged voter registration infractions. they demanded the state enforce the voter registration act that requires all states to make a determination of eligibility of voters to participate in federal elections. attorneys said the suit was filed on behalf of three california citizens who say the state is not properly verifying citizenship eligibility of voters. >> california refuses to use the data in its possession to determine citizenship eligibility, a prerequisite to vote in all federal elections. we believe this failure violates the national voter registration act and that statute provides for enforcement actions by citizens. >> the attorneys say this is a nonpartisan lawsuit and the state has not yet responded. >>> new at noon, the santa cruz county sheriff is looking for a man that was kidnapped during a crime this morning. there's not a lot of information but deputies do say that a 50-year-old, tusha

house by the way in the east bay for representative eric swalwell town hall to discuss the impeachment inquiry that james logan high school asked whether there was that was was there ask questions about the president's actions. and the details of the whistleblower complaint and the impeachment process and everything in between so they discussed a wide range of issues. he was joined by watergate prosecution witness john dean. >>hundreds of hours of i heard next and then all and circumstances saw the dark side of it. rose garden. think it's the simplicity. >>of act here in that we have a confession. the president he's we did guilty and i think in many ways the biggest question where the country will be what is the sentence. >>so all over turn to the washington. the area last night after the town hall for today's inspector general's briefing. we'll see what comes out of that. >>5.10 right now. we'll see we'll see what comes out of the big wild card game tonight in oakland. it's so win or go home playoff and we'll have a live report. plus states are taking action against the cigarette says more deaths are no

was a packed house by the way pay for representative eric swalwell town hall to discuss the impeachment inquiry. the crowded james logan high school was there to ask questions about the president's actions about details of the whistleblower complaint about the impeachment process overall in pretty much anything in between and he was joined by watergate prosecution witness john dean. >>hundreds of hours of tape. i heard next and then all kinds circumstances. saw the dark side of it. richard nixon. i can see in the rose garden. donald trump i think it's the simplicity. >>of act here in that we have a confession. the president he's pleaded guilty and i think in many ways the biggest question where country will be what is the sentence. >>swalwell has already returned to washington. he did that last night after the town hall because he needs to be there for today's inspector general's briefing, and we'll have more on that coming up throughout the morning. >>south bay, a driver hit 2 people walking in a park in cupertino and one of them died from their injuries is happened yesterday afternoon in the rancho san antonio

james longman from germany tonight. >> reporter: the shots ringing out at noon in the eastern german city of halle. a man, appearing dressed in world war ii-style military gear, calmly firing and reloading his weapon in the middle of a busy street. the attack carried out at two separate locations, at a guobki services. this the holiest day of the jewish calendar. he tried to storm in, shooting at one door but it was locked. then unsuccessfully attempting to use a makeshift bomb. "he wanted to throw what looked like a hand grenade or a firecracker, but it bounced off the door frame and exploded," this man says. frustrated, police say he then kills his first victim before heading to a kebab shop blocks away. inside, he kills one more before fleeing. nearby residents told to shelter inside. police able to trace that getaway car, arresting the suspect at 3:30. tonight, german media reporting the suspect, stephan baillet, was possibly motivated by far right extremism. in a nation grappling with an uptick of anti-semitic and inty immigrant crime. >> james longman with us live tonight. and james, this gun

, congressman eric swalwell will update constituents about question and the the town hall is tonight at 6:30 at jamesan high school in union city. >>> a new law lets college student athletes be paid for marketing deals. the governor signed the bill yesterday and it will take effect in 2023. it will let college athletes make money off the field. they will not get paid by universities. state senator nancy skinner says female athletes could benefit a lot from this new law. >> if women as college students, when they are at the peak of their athletic prowess, if they could market themselves, it would be a game changer. >> reporter: the ncaa says california may be banned from competitions because it would give the california schools an advantage. >> it donot make any sense. i can make all the money after your likeness and the moment yodecide to make money after your likeness, you can't place of employment you're ineligible. you're suspended. it's backwards. someone needs to force this dictatorship to change. it's no different than a country one by dictators. the ncaa is a dictatorship. >> the ncaa says col

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hall of famer yet, though. he's not. m.j. said he would stick with hakeem olajuwon, scottie pippen, james wthy and o coue himself on his all-timearting five. jordan's comments drew immediate reaction online. mo spates tweeted i respect the g.o.a.t. m.j. but if steph retired he would for sure be a hall of famer. shake my head. and magic johnson chimed in. everyone relax. we know steph curry is a future hall of famer. michael jordan couldn't say it because he would get fined by the league. michael owns the charlotte franchise, so owners can't talk about other teams' players so that's part of it. if you thought the kerr was an overreaction, this is way over. jordan said steph is not a hall of famer yet. >> yet, yet, yet. >> that is correct. he's not yet. he's an active player. once steph retire, there's a three-year wait before you become eligible. he's a no doubt about it hall of famer. during the interview michael was drinking tequila and sometimes that affects people. everybody can calm down. >>> best buy is trying to lure you away from amazon and it's getting harder for people with lof money to fake their followers on social m

of fame outside the chase center. 6 medallions honoring many wars hall families 1st quarter we go lakers up 8 nothing what brian james driving plays one and capping off an 11 0 run the lakers to start the game moments later check this out lebron to new laker anthony davis slams one and 3 davis with 22 points tonight 4th quarter we go lakers up 20 andrew harrison to jordan poole in the corner pull splashes for the big trade big night for a full 17 off the bench for months later lakers, leading zach norvell junior detroit daniels next for the triple 14 points for daniels off the bench. warriors couldn't get anything going after that they would fall the lakers won 23 want to one your final warriors host the minnesota timberwolves next thursday head coach steve kerr gave his thoughts on the team's loss. >>we just made a good you know we we got on a nice little run we made some stops and. i'm just have the momentum going our way but time you know i typical pre season games, lot of different combinations out there. players playing limited minutes in. little chaotic, hall and also good game to have on tape for young players

across the hall her 2 other grandsons are also being treated for measles infection 60 year old prince center and 4 year old james material she says she is somehow grateful that her grandchildren made it to the hospital in time. it has been very difficult seeing my grandsons like this but i have no choice i have to be strong so long as a hospital is just one of the many hospitals where pediatric wards of big overflowing with children sick with infectious diseases the department of health has recorded at least 40000 cases of measles across the country since january and more than 500 patients have died. while the cases of those who have reached more than 270000 with more than a 1100 dead many of those who died were children but it doesn't end there the government has announced the return of polio type to an incurable disease that was eradicated 19 years ago public vaccine has plummeted according to the global vaccine confidence index from 93 percent now down to 32 percent which means now that only one out of 5 filipinos believe that vaccines are safe. the health secretary says a recent investigation into a vaccinat

hall in union city tonight. this one starts at 6:30 at james logan high school.e counsel john dean, a star witness during the watergate hearings is expected to attend. >>> y two of the trump administration's asylum policies will be heard before a federal appeals court. the policies are part of an effort by the administration to tighten asylum and curb migration to the u.s.-mexico border. this after border patrol reportedly arrested more than 130,000 migrants just in may of this year. today's arguments come on the heels of two rulings that halted moves by the administration to hold families in detention indefinitely and to expand a procedure to speed up the deportations. >>> a planned housing development is raising health concerns in contra costa county. the campus bay business park has remained in limbo for years. the site at bay and broadway is contaminated with toxic heavy metals. a developer wants to build 4000 homes on the site and instead of removing the soil, a concrete cap will be placed over on top of it. richmond has also asked the developer for a $52 mi

and representative eric swalwell holding a town hall on the impeachment inquiry for residents in his district. that one scheduled for tonight at james logan high school in union city at 6:30. >>> a former yahoo software engineer has pled guilty to hacking into thousands of yahoo accounts. prosecutors say the tracy man was looking for sexual images and videos. he used his access at work to target mostly younger women, including friends and colleagues. he faces a sentence of five years in prison and a $250 million fine. >>> attorneys for derick almena, the defendant in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire are pushing for a reduction in his bail. his trial on manslaughter charges ended in a mistrial earlier this month. another defendant, max harris, was acquitted and released from jail. now almena's lawyers want a significant reduction in his bail at $750,000. they say prosecutors have provided no evidence. he poses a danger to the public or is a flight risk. a judge will consider the motion on new trial for almena. >>> last night e-cigarette giant juul announcing it will end its support for proposition c, a san francisco ballot measur

hall meeting to discuss the impeachment inquiry. john dean, richard nixon white house counsel during watergate will talk about the issue. it is tonight at 6:30 at james logan high school in union city. >>> today two of president trump's asylum policies will be heard at the ninth circuit appeals court in san francisco. judges are considering a policy that requires some migrants to wait in mexico for the duration of the immigration proceedings along with the policy barring migrants who illegally cross the border from seeking asylum. >>> turning to our microclimate weather alert, a live look at san rafael. nice outside right now. chilly start to our day. we are in the first day of october sot means fall. >> and the start of the new water year. >> oh, that is right, too. keeping track of that. but the warm-up will continue this weekend. >> it will continue. and we're going back to summer into the next few days. here is a live look outside from the cupertino hills. just a beautiful tuesday morning. and it also feels really nice. actually feels like fall as we go into the lunch hour. we're going to start the warm-up from here. right now in the low 60s for

. >>> there is a town hall meeting tomorrow on the impeachment process the democrats sit on the house impeachment and intelligence committee starting at 630 tonight at james logan high school.>>> diane feinstein is calling for a formal investigation into the epa's threat to withhold federal transportation funds from our state. she sent a letter to the deputy inspector general claiming that threat was politically motivated. the senator says it had nothing to do with improving, is air- quality, last week they failed to of the dirtiest are in the nation. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> an effort to prevent overdose deaths, beth has been replaced as the leading overdose killer and according to the department of health 30% of deaths happen in single room occupancy hotels. under a new program residence and managers will be trained on how to administer narcan, a drug that reverses overdoses and saves lives. $300,000 in local, state and federal funding has been set aside>>> last week we show

across the hall her 2 other grandsons are also being treated for measles infection 6 year old prince center and 4 year old james material she says she is somehow grateful that your grandchildren made it to the hospital in time rule out the woman it has been very difficult seeing my grandsons like this but i have no choice i have to be strong so long as a hospital is just one of the many hospitals where pediatric wards of big overflowing with children sick with infectious diseases the department of health has recorded at least 40000 cases of measles across the country since january and more than 500 patients have died. while the cases of those who have reached more than 270000 with more than a 1100 dead many of those who died were children but it doesn't end there the government has announced the return of polio type to an incurable disease that was eradicated 19 years ago public trust on vaccine has plummeted according to the global vaccine confidence index from 93 percent now down to 32 percent which means now that only one out of 5 filipinos believe that vaccines are safe. the health secretary says a recent i

james. we learned a lot from him. roland pickens who helped us as well. [applause.] >> i want to welcome grant colfax to the stage. doctor colfax was a resident at maxine hall.loungest serving staff member is tanya thompson. she has been here for 30 years. she started at the age of four. (laughter). >> she was one of the people who welcomed doctor colfax when he came as a resident. she had him seeing patients from the get-go. thank you for being here. >> good afternoon, thank you for being here for this exciting day. mayor breed i would like to thank you and your leadership for making this help, supervisor brown thank you, muhammad you are crucial. i want to thank roland pickens and the team and staff at the clinic who do the work every day. i came back a couple weeks ago. i was here as a resident in 19 1994. the remarkable dedication that everybody has to the community and, most importantly, to the patients that get the care they need. the work around integrating mental health with physical healthcare, the fact there is a methadone clinic add join -- add joining this clinic. i think tha that is the legacy f maxine hall and this click. now we will turn the -