. >> you have to up the an te. the older i get, the more dangerous it becomes.e craziest, most insane thing i vfr attempted to do. >> a rehearse toll rappel down the side of a building? if so, pink will raise the aerialist bar. >> if i don't do it now, it's a fine idea. i feel the fear this time. just the sheer height of it. this is the first time i have ever panicked. >> pink, as usual, not only tops herself but i think what can happen in a musical performance. >> reporter: amas host tracee ellis ross was there. we wsh with the "black-ish" star yesterday. for the red carpet rollout. we got a peek at the seating cards. pink is two seats away from kelly clarkson. not far apart, demi lovato jex to nick jonas. one row down, selena gomez. could one of those seat bs for the biebs? selena will perform and debut her new video during the broadcast. tracee will navigate a lot of moving parts. keeping the the flow between the 18 performances and more than 30 presenters taking the stage. >> i'll probably be nervous right before. as my mother says, nervousness and excitemen

what are we doing in the subtlety in schools that make women already feel less an in te way stealingwhatever, more. >> host: you have a line in the book where your daughter says mommy coming you should be president of the united states. my son said more than i love anything come he's now 35 and i was married to ben bradlee, the editor of the post, and a very strong man coming and he said to me on coming you should be president of the united states. [laughter] i read that when you said that and thought this was something must have been going on in the family dynamic even though he was a tough guy. [laughter] >> guest: i love to hear that. to finish the story, she said in the back of the car one day why can't you just decide to run today and i said it's a little more complicated than that. ironically, i've been asked to run for political office since the story unfolded and it isn't necessarily in the cards for me right now, but never say never. will we be copresident jordan's going to be vp. [laughter] >> host: you have one statistic that blew me away. 43,000 people in the workplace ar

that could cause you your own problems and put additional pressure on you and that is used as an investigative te-- technique. >> as they use the techniques, one of the requirements for hope hicks is to to have proper representation and frank, the president has promised that he will pay for again legal fees and that could be at least the way it looks a very big number. >> this is fraught with peril, this concept of paying for legal fees for someone who you have a self interest in. so it is so fraught with peril the american bar association has conflict of interest rules about it. it is rule 1.8 f encouraging lawyers not to take money from someone other than their client. imagine your legal defense contingent upon funds running out or someone dictating what they will pay for and how long they will pay for it. a lot of issues. i've seen it in the fbi with mafia families paying for someone's defense and then drug king pens paying for a witness defense and then fortune 500 companies playing for an employee counsel because they have a self interest in doing it. very sticky situation that the ethics la

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te donor. the donor is an interested partt would trigger -- that would trie reporting requirement.so if, for example, the warierst have -- warriors did not have ar before the city and someone wasd to come and speak to a the orga, they would not have a reporting requirement. >> but they're having an issue e city for the next, what, three ? >> only if they had something be official that m made the requesd the disclosure be triggered. it would be a disclosure and thd still be able to do it. they would have to say this is i did and the value of it. >> commissioner kopp. >> thank you. i've already given expression ty views on this version which wasd a month ago and which is now tht of demands for more weakening of provisions. the president of the friends ofs characterized, it is resulting a system that exists now that givs nonprofits "privileged access." that's a term to remember. the well-used fraid is "half a s better -- well-used phrase is "a loaf is better than nothing." that's a cliche. sometimes it's accurate, other t isn't. if this is the version presenteo voters come june of 201

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te government become inestimable, incalalculable. >> nuclear accidents are costly. some experts say an extreme event here could cost as much as $500 billion or more. >> my colleagues and i did a number of estimates based on the spent fuel catching firire at reaeactors, and some of these estimates wewent into ththe huns of billions of dollars. >> so why is the liability ccap for insurancnce only $12.6 billn if the actutual cost t of a disr could be far greater? >> now, clearly afterer fukush, $12 billioion doesn't lookok lie nearly y enough. >> raising the cap would be costly. the nuclear industry says $12.6 billion is enough because nuclelear power is safe and the probably of a major accident low. >> i think that the amomount of covererage is a adequate. we hae seen that the three mile island accident, the amount was far below the amount of coverage provided. we have no other experience in the united states of an accident that t would reah the level of $12.6 billion,n, and none is expepected, given te stronong safety standndards enfd by the u.s. nuclear regulatory mmission. >> we have

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an adorable 4-year-old son she has with josh duhamel. te motion still raw for josh. een a big year for you. a lot of changes. i feel like you have mastered the art of like, ending a relationship. >> she's an amazing girl. she really is. she's an amazing girl. i think she's an amazing mother. but i've heard that there's things said about her and -- it -- uh -- she's an amazing mother. >> people are going after her and you're just -- >> yeah. >> why? oh, gosh, i'm sorry. less than two months after confirming the end of their eight-year marriage, josh was overcome with a wave of emotion when coming to the defense of fergie. after taking a moment to collect himself offcamera, josh returned. it was with tears in his eyes that he told me how their 4-year-old son, axel, is thriving. >> he's doing great. he really spp the he's first. ♪ it's love >> reporter: and this weekend, josh made one of only a few public appearances since announcing their split. i presented him with wild aid's wild life champion award. the nonprofit aims to end illegal wild life trade. >> our main objec

an actor. just like her fianceÉe across te pond. >> good evening. >> reporter: what may be the most important featureouple is the two really like each other. andrew morton wrote princess diana's biography. >> you can see the sparkle in each other's eyes. call me old-fashioned, but that's a great romance. >> reporter: in a "vanity fair" interview, mack l said, "i personally love a great love story. she's certainly writing her own. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >> mason: and we wish the royal couple all the best. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. >>> i've let a lot of people down. people in minnesota. my colleagues. my staff, my supporters and everyone who has counted on me to be a champion for women. >> coming up on off script. new developments surrounding two members of congress in the middle of sexual misconduct scandals. >> he begged me, and grabbed my left hand, and pleaded with me not to tell anybody. he said i've never done this before. i don't know why i did this, and i kept saying, i'm sorry, please don't tell anybody. please

an actor. just like her fianceÉe across te pond. >> good evening. >> reporter: what may be the most important featureouple is the two really like each other. andrew morton wrote princess diana's biography. >> you can see the sparkle in each other's eyes. call me old-fashioned, but that's a great romance. >> reporter: in a "vanity fair" interview, mack l said, "i personally love a great love story. she's certainly writing her own. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >> mason: and we wish the royal couple all the best. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. >>> american princess. >> i could barely let you finish proposing. can i say yes now? >> i'm outside meghan's home in los angeles as meghan becomes the first bi-racial woman to marry into the royal family. >> he got on one knee. >> and that amazing ring. >> it's beautiful. >> plus, meet the inlaws. >> you're a really lucky guy to have her. >> do you think he would be invited to the wedding? >> and meghan's early days on tv. >> meghan, open the case. >> she was a "deal or no deal" briefcase gir

house press secretary sarah saunders as you just described c came up with somome sort of an explanation a as t to why te videdeos would r retweeted y the u u. s. presidedent to.s of millions of followers in the e first place she says it's about the issues not abouout the videos themselvs the issues being threats to. usus national security and e need for a stronger borders of course that connection between those videos and those there are no regrets n behalf o of the white house despite the fact. that even number ten downing street even the office o of t the british p prime minister has said that t the u. . s. president was wrong in reretweeting thehese videoes again that came from. a fall rights a racist deputy leader of a political party they might say an extremist group is probably more likely to be the right way. so what do we know about these videos to know where they came from what they are really show where have they been verified. we know the two of them are real and more alas. what happens on screen is what is described in these retweets one is from egypt serve from cairo from a just south of t

. >> it was an opposition manufactures pirm, i firm, in te business of creates dirt, then smearing itpecial deal with limited questions behind closes doors. maybe they think they are getting super inside, this is problem with congressional committees. very often it is a sound bite event. lou: why are they acting like chumps and elevating him, putting him in a preferred position. we're watched. >> real answer is this is a gross leadership failure. that is why you have to go in analyzing this, you can't talk it are away. this is a leadership failure. specifically mr. rubin, but other members in leadership, at committee level. you can't have a guy like this come in cut his own special deal. he placed him direct -- lou: a couple questions come to mind, where is house oversight here? where is the house judiciary committee? what are they doing? they are acting like little pink poodles who are afraid to get into the arena. >> they are. lou: they don't want to be held accountable for a investigation of pressing national issues. >> they are nearly worth less. they are good for what we're discu

te tree. hold. go. wolves have had an interesting impact to ththe prey and predatr relationship in montana.they have had an additive effect to the other predation that is going on. in recent years, we have also seen mountain lion populations, grizzly y bear populations, but your populations also on the rise -- black bear up regulations s also on the rise. so the wolves have made some decreases in numbers of certain animals, which makes it a little bit harder to bring meat to the table. is certainly frustration as part of that reintroduction. it did feel as if we had to go along for the ride for a while, willingly y or not. but now, since the hunts have started it, now we have regained that sense .f empowerment self-sufficiency, involvement in the e process. that is really important for us as a state that has the hunting traditions that we have. i get thousands of e-mails per year castigating me as a terrible human being because we allow hunting of wolves in montana. remember, we have in montana some of the healthiest wildlife species on the plalanet and somehow our wildlife managers are abl

to put them in the position for terms of peace rather than an attempt to prepare for an invasion byha the germans and tefleet that hitler assembled rather reluctantly and slowly for invading britain was not one in which you can place absolute confidence because there were canal barges told by tops which they should have been able to take care of and would have taken care of, i suspect. he believed that the british would come to their senses and that they would get rid of churchill in that board halifax or a group of people like lord halifax would ask for peace. peace can be made on the basis that they would keep their fleet which mattered to them and their empire, which mattered even more, and he was wrong. once the battle of britain had failed by october 1940 the whole notion that if it had ever been entirely and [inaudible] it was taken seriously and it was one of the main goals are provoked the bright flame of resistance inro great britain in the summer of 1940 was the police, much encouraged by churchill, that at any moment the germans land and that was [inaudible] if there is one thing that would u

he blasted them on an earnings call thing the pro- tes protest should've been nipped in the bud a yearago. last night papa john's company tweeted out that we were describing factors that impact our business, and we sincerely apologize to anyone who may have thought they were divisive. we support the movement by the players to create a new platform for change and open to ideas from all except neo-nazis. they say it is affected sales 13% since those comments. jillian is here from the wall street journal editorial page. this isn't the only company that has been challenged by this divisive environment, but it's overly politically correct so god help you if you are a ceo and sales are down. nobody's watching football because they're so annoyed by these protests. >> i believe they're tapping on something that's a broader trend in business. i've been following it all year. it's fascinating. here's what the polling tells us. 57% of americans make buying or boycott decisions based on the political stance. at the same time 58% of americans say they don't want politics and advertising and among t

and make at least 16.35 an hour more than twice the the federal minimum wage to rent an apartment would spenting more terecommended 30% of income on housing. the consequences are dire especially for the one in six american households that have beense putting more than half of what they make into shelter. for many low income families, thatom means little or nothing leftover to buy food, medication and other sellers. many of the people i met felt they spentnt too long losing a rigged game and so they found a way to hack the system. theysy gave up traditional stick and brick homes breaking the shackles of rent and mormings moved into vans rv and trailers traveled from lace to place and kept gas tank full by working jobs and linda is a member of that tribe and migrates i've been follow her when et steep climb into the san bernardino want manies begins my emydiness fades and suddenly i'm anxious. ..hb little. watching linda pull the squeeze inn in her rattle trap jeep scares me a lot. earlier she instructed me to drive ahead of her. she wanted to be in the rear following. but why? did she think her trailer c

we have no other experience in the united states of an accident that t would reah the level of $12.6 billion,n, and none is expepected, given te stronong safety standndards enfd by the u.s. nuclear regulatory mmission. >> we have a very strong regulatory process, a set of regulations. we do inspections. we have a strong enforcement process to handle when regulations aren't being followeded, and those things all combine--you know, help to give usus continued assusurance that nuclear power is safe. >> after fukushima, steps were taken to review safety at u.s. nuclear plants. >> right now we are a little bit more than 2/3rds of the way through a 90-day review that we're doing to see if there are any immediate short-term issues that need to be addressed to deal with the events at fukushima. >> fukushima reinvigorated this discussion of how n.r.c. consididers land contaminatition, economic conseqequences w within itits regulatory framework and alalso if the n.r.c. would like to do anything differently in the future. >> we're always looking for ways to improve the regulatory process and w w we regulatate the civilian uses of nuclear

this president is also an iooutsider, and he is shaking te system. and it's about time. >> sean: there is thisem world reluctance and resistance, ambassador, to sanctions, and ideas that would work, and isolation. i don't understand this desire to constantly capitulate to the world's worst actors. those that literally put everybody in danger. unless everybody is unified, you can't possibly be effective. >> i think that point of view just misreads the nature of the challenge the united states. the kim family dynasty in north korea, the ayatollahs in tehran, these people don't think the same way we do. they don't have oureo prioritie, they are not looking for reasonable solutions to what wen consider a problem.bl for them, that's not a problem. that's their mark to get domination in their region, or whatever their objectives may be. as long as you think that dealing with these kinds of regimes is like dealing with somebody on the other side of the negotiating table in the united states, as too often thed state department does, sadly, you are doomed to

we can't have an industry before legalization of prop 64 that wae on the -- burden was borne on te shouldersnd black pet precome dant any white in san francisco -- p predominantly wh. the war on drugs in san francisd disastrous impacts for people o. they've borne the bad public de. in order for san francisco to re that burden, we need to be intel about how we're going to relieve burden and make sure equity is e ground floor. if san francisco is undoing the, equity be cannot be an aftertho. at thait has to start on januard make equity a priority. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, ple. >> hello, supervisors. thank you for your attention toe important issues. i'm martin olive, the third perd m.c.d. in friks under article 3. we operated -- san francisco unr article 33. we were forced to shutdown in te federal crackdown. we have approval in the d.p.h. provisional permit. we're about to submit our buildg permit for renovations. i'm requesting clarity in regars two adult use permits in januar. i'm advocating for equitable dispensaries. we have a -- the city's attentis been to allow those appro

an existing business. only restaurants will be able te cannabis-infused products. we're only 7 feet by 7 or 8. we're talking football fields h. >> a comment on the local hire. i think it's with good intentiot it's not practical. i think we should take a look a. >> commissioner dwight: all rig. any other comments, questions. do we have any members of the pc that would like to comment on t? seeing none, public comment is . next item, please. >> clerk: item 9, updated repore office of small business and thl business assistance center. department programs, policies ad matters, announcement from the , announcements regarding small bs activity. >> thank you. so first, before i get started,t want to wish commissioner adamsy belated birthday. he had his hitter day this weeki believe. >> happy birthday. shall we sing? >> no. >> before you is just reiteratie number of legacy businesses thad for the business assistance gra. we have can completed the firstf review for all 73 grants. and so there are a number of grh follow-ups. and 30 of those grants, we are o have to get on the vendor, we ke city has now

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major hot spot richmond bridge drive heavier than normal due to an earlier crash at te west end ( james ) new this morning... the city of san carlos approves a moratorium on gun stores in the city. ( darya ) supporters of the moratorium say they are worried about a mass shooting happening in their city. but opponents say it is unfair to ban a legitimate business. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in san carlos this morning with the details. lydia. this is the store here behind me,you can see the sign that says they'll open this month and that they're hiring.but if they do, they won't be selling guns or ammunition.that's because the city council in san carlos voted 4 to 1 in favor of the moratorium, which lasts for 45 days but can be extended for up to two years. turner's outdoorsmen is a chain of sporting goods shops that already has about 20 other locations.community members who are against the store opening pointed to a list of cases in which guns were stolen from turner's outdoorsman stores across california, two of which were used in the san bernardino attack.we spoke with people on b

te northeheast of nigeriaia. whwh w whave seen n certainly in recentonthths is an inincrease n attacks in the adamawa state.reviously they have been sent it on neneighboring borno state. if you look back to 2014, you were s seeing big widespread attacks. boko from capturining towns and villages -- boboko h haram captg towns and villages. increase ining an individual suicide attacks and certainly around adamawa. it's about 200 kilometers from the state capital, yola. we k know that boko haram are known to be in the mountains around there. the fears are that individual attacks by boko haram is on the increase. >> thank you for that. one week after the zimbabwe in military effectively placed robert mugabe under house arrest, the ruling party is preparing impeachment proceedings against him. 17 of mugabe's ministers have turned up to that session of parliament while only five chose to attend a cabinet meeting being chaired by mugugabe. mugabe w was dismisseded as lear of his zanu-pf party on saturday but even that couldn't convince him to step down. viceas his fired president, emmerson mnangagwa, says he has be

not just te dropping low but we'll also see the winds picking up. sunday brunch, dress warm. do an outdoor activity. make sure you bundle p up. temperatures in the upper 50s. a little influx in the numbers over night and as we head into tomorrow morning we're going to see these temperatures dropping to the upper 30s, low 40s. by tomorrow afternoon we'll be at 49. there's that cooldown. it's going to be breezy tomorrow as well. we should have a good mix of sun and clouds. we had some clouds earlier. they've pushed out. behind the front is where the cooler air is sitting. like i said, it's going to arrive tomorrow, a lot of us in the upper 40s. d.c. could probably hit 50 degrees. here's a look at the temperature trend. the norm this time of year is 54 degrees. monday we're close to it. tuesday and wednesday we'll be in low 60s towards the middle of [000:18:59;00] that's nice. let's talk about the winds. how hard will they blow? in the afternoon we'll reach the peak. we could see 20, 22-mile-per-hour wind gusts here. we'll see breezy conditions through sunday bud they'll begin to calm

what happensce when we create te incentives to grow and invest what happens when that occurs in an environment where it is very low it sets up a bidding war and they need new employees to get the job done. they have to pay ever more because they are competing with another business down the road that also wants to invest in new plants and equipment. what you're going to do is a war tha between the wages are going up and then they at least have more take-home pay in higher standard of living. this is how people have the chance to live the american dream when the economymy is thriving. i am here to save those days are coming a back. our constituents will live a better life. i yield the floor. this plan that has been unveiled by the finance committee. after a lot of talk to finally fix the tax code it is broken in a lot of different respects but the one he pointed out so well it's the responsibility of the people in smoky and in the house and the presidency toll fix tha. we are competing with one hand tied behind their backs because we have a tax code that encourages other companies to buy our com

saudi arabia's leadership after the crown prince ordered some of te country's princes put under inuse arrest in what the palace called anrruption idquiry. in his tweet, the president said some of the princes had been , lking the country for years. the president's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, returned to court in washington today. he and business associate rick gates asked the judge to ease gheir home confinement. both were accused of hiding profits from foreign consulting work. the judge said she needed more information about their finances, saying they pose significant flight risks. republican senator rand paul is recovering from five broken ribs after being assaulted at his asme in kentucky. he was attacked friday in bowling green by his next door washbor. rene boucher, also a doctor, was arrested and charged with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault. in a statement, boucher's attorney called the incident, "a very regrettable dispute that most people would regard as trivial." today, florida state university indefinitely suspended all campus fraternities and sororities. that follows the death of a freshman ple

an announcement. >> secretary: for members of th, the commission and department wd the department's medal of valory november 15th at 6:00 p.m. at teright building 2850-19h avenue. additionally the commission wilk for the remainder of november. we'll meet again on december 6ty hall. 5:30 p.m. in this room, room 40. then we'll be dark for the remaf december and reconvene here on y 10th in this room city hall 400. these will be posted on the web. >> president turman: thank you,y kilshaw. pub comment on items 3-b, a, b,d did. >> i'm here for a serious situa. excuse me the way i deliver it. i don't mean to be look a poet. i'm not a poet but i show it. i don't like to cuss. this don't seem real in this ate although you guys under federal investigation, but what happeneo oscar out there, what resonatede city. i have to come tough right now. senior citizen joe marshall, wey back. we both got gray hair, i just lk young. henderson, commissioner. and chief. chief scott. i'm going to tell you some thin- maybe not. i'm going to show you some thins they're not going to show you. i'm going to tell you the histot comes out of me. the western edit

an effort ongoing. jonathan: only on 7, the firsthand crew of the intense rooftop search that went on for a te hitting a police officer in northwest d.c. take a look at the video. the reporter tim barber's camera was rolling as they caught the team on top of a apartment building. the fire department put a ladder to the roof. tom is talking about what happened. at 11:00, he will explain how the community helped police make the arrest. michelle: developing now, north korea has broken its silence with what might be its longest ballistic missile test yet. the missile traveled 600 miles in under an hour before landing in the sea of japan. it's the first missile test in two months. president trump in the past threatened destruction of north korea has been low key in the response so far. >> i will only tell you that we will take care of it. we have general mattis in the room with us. we have had a long discussion on it. it's a situation that we will handle. several hours before hawaii unveiled new warning system on the attack on the island. throwback to the cold war era. it will be tested monthly starting frid

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te yacht club. i also represent as myself as an individual who i truly appreciate that you speak for us. i do stand-up paddling and i go to the beach and don't own a boat. that voice for the public needs to be heard and it's incumbent on the board to speak for that group. i'm here representing not just the yacht cub but i'm a business owner and tenant on the island. and wanting to grow with the development of the island and community itself as a whole, not just the boating community. i'm opening up a small restaurant called merci for breakfast lunch and dinner. i appreciate and respect the fact that both organizations and support both the sailing club as well as the marina development for multiple reasons. i believe myself as a lover of anything on the boat and sailing, that it's wonderful to have a school and program that supports the youth and gives them that passion. i also believe as a member of the treasure island yacht club, we represent more than the yacht club. since i've been a member and in the chair worked diligently to broaden our inclusion of the community. long-time residen

i don't think anyone who was associated with this, an accomplice, these horrific murders. the man who trained me at at tettorney's office was one of the prosecutors in these murders, the tate-lobby labianca murders. prevent these animals from being released. history and time should not forget the horrific crimes they committed. he spent so much time with him and he said he is unbelievably horrific, evil individual. i don't think the right messages to pardon or lead people out. that's not the right deterrent. i am happy this man died in jail. and was never released. it was not easy. they had to fight hard to be able to keep him in, if you can imagine that. otherwise you'd never think in a million years anyone would have a quarrel with keeping somebody like this in. >> juan: jessica mann reading about this, some things jumped out at me. one is, he is born from a prostitute, doesn't know his father, takes his stepfather's name. then you get in a situation where he is hanging around with dennis wilson of the beach boys and a record producer. he thinks he has musical talent, doesn't get picked up. that's why

later generations you are looking at it right now perhaps best known as tes in the long running tv drama touched by an angel. reese's family released a statement saying, she died peacefully. >>> hard working officers just doing their job. we will show you video that will make you gas. >> very close call here. >> still ahead on "good day philadelphia" officers in the line of danger after a driver, seen right there, goes out of control what happens next in just a moment. but first. >> the eagles just keep finding ways to win games. how? doug pederson narrows it down to >>> the eagles are clearly find ago lot of success right now and doug pederson says it is because they are in the relying on anyone player to be a star but rather the team as a whole. >> winning is contagious and the guys feed off of that and so it really doesn't matter who makes a play. it is just at the end of the day finding a way to win the game. >> after going down against cowboys jake elliott is in concussion protocol, caleb sturgis is close to being back but if elliott is healthy, he will get the start on sunday. >>> sixers hosting