i knew of anne before i knew anne cronenberg. not only have you done all that you have done in your city career over the last decades, but you got harvey milk elected. and i was five years old when you did that. >> oh, god. thanks, supervisor. >> sorry. but -- but the work that you all did on that campaign and the work that you did at that point in your career made it possible for every single queer supervisor who has been on this board since then to be there, and so i just, i want to thank you of course for all of your contributions to san francisco, but especially for that, everybody says, you know, i mean -- many people talk about what harvey would say about this or that thing, and most of us have absolutely no idea. you do. i don't. but i imagine he would be very, very proud of you. >> thank you. >> president cohen: supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer: yes, anne, i want to say thank you so much for keeping us safe here in san francisco and also the entire region. i also want to thank you in particular for everything you hav

[laughter] that's ann's line. i think it's a great one. yet we're not interesting enough to the cnns or msnbcs of the world. ann not only backs up a lot of her jokes and arguments and witticisms with example, but occasionally she does it with her signature which is example after example after example after example. those of you who know the book know there's even occasion aingly a fifth example. the revelations in this book in, "the resistance is futile," here's a few of them i wanted to share before we turn it over to ann. first of all, the resistance is killing comedy. second of all, in america it is now more difficult to enforce laws if you're against illegal aliens. all of a sudden the media believes the bushs are okay. these are all new things, relatively. [laughter] the infamous access hollywood tape did not actually include any evidence donald trump abused a woman, let alone will. in 2018 violence is speech and speech is violence. i think that one's actually pretty profound. the establishment media believes simultaneously that trump

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ann wagner in suburban st. louis was considered going into the cycle pretty safe but her opponent released a poll showing him ahead in that district. and there are public polls now showing president trump's approval ratings going down in missouri. i'm wondering, what are you telling them? -- what are you telling veterans? are you aware that you have members who may not be ready for what is coming? mr. stivers: well, i was at dinner with ann wagner yesterday and she's a pro. she begged me not to spend in her race. she said she's got this. she showed me the polls. she showed me the problems in the poll. i know her internals. i feel really confident that this one-day p.r. stunt isn't going to change the fundamentals of that race and the fundamentals of that race are about the two candidates and ann wagner is known by her constituents. she's worked on human trafficking. she's led a life of service. she's been on tv, by the way, for a couple weeks. her internal staffer is good shape. i think she is going to be fine.

>> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back?cky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked the entire -- until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of days later. >> we went bowling. we went out to eat. just had a grand old time. >> by that time, it was after midnight and about time to go home to bed. >> we were sitting in th

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. we begin with hurricane florence when continues to strengthen as it heads towards the coast of the united states. it is still about 685 miles southeast of bermuda head the west, now with winds at 90 miles per hour. florence is expected to become an extremely dangerous hurricane by tonight and come ashore sometime late thursday or friday. it's still too early to project the storm's exact path, folks d re and map out s are being escape routes. residents are stocking up on supplies like bottled water and generators and some stores have sold out. the national hurricane center stl after coming ashore and that could lead to the potential for life-threatening storm surge and inland flooding from long and heavy rains. governor of south carolina says his state is preparing for the possibility of a large-scale disaster. >> make your plans now. if you have -- assume that a major hurricane is going to hit right smack dab in the middle of south carolina and may go way inshore. >> swimmers have bee

[laughter] ann: she interviewed nurses. she hitched a ride to deliver medication to the lepers on malachi. she even climbed interrupting erupting volcano and wrote about that. apparently, the army felt that the japanese read about the volcano, they would know to get a line of sight on the lava and make a bombing run. as though they didn't know where japan was by that time. then, to make things much worse, it came to light that alex was censors and working for naval intelligence. and the mother of all marital squabbles erupted. fortunately for alex, scripps howard offered to send betty to washington, d.c. to cover the eleanor roosevelt white house. and she would be dealing specifically with rationing issues. again, she threw herself into the job. but after a few months of writing about how much copper could be saved for melting down hooks and eyes and silver removed from sunglasses, she grew frustrated again. we see a pattern here. about that time, an oss recruiter appeared as though out of the mist next to her at an agricul

i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green.eat day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com it's monday, september 3rd. i'm kenny choi. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news. >>> hello, monday as we take a look south. there is at&t south. good morning, it is monday, september 3. i am kenny choi. >> and i am anne makovec, in for michelle this morning. >>> we have not too much traffic today. >> in the meantime, our weather is looking good. >> it's going to be nice. the only thing we have would be a little bit of smoky skies. unfortunately, that is what we will be dealing with if you have outdoor plans today. you might want to have the option of taking it inside because the smoke in the sky may bother a few people. here's a look at the highlights for the weather today. inland communities, your stay warm. upper 80s for a lot of you. and entre brisa the coast will keep things pretty cool. the 60s of the beaches. we will see temperatures inland start to cool on wednesday. even thursday before the rise again. hli d

i'm anne-marie green. well this morning there is no decision on if or when christine blasey ford will testify about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh before a senate committee. but ford's lawyers and senate staffers are talking. the committee scheduled a hearing for monday. ford's preference is to testify next thursday. and there were other issues like security that need to be ironed out. senate judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley is consulting with his colleagues. and john is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning to you, anne-marie. ford's attorney says she'll testify, but not with judge kavanaugh in the room at the time. the college professor also says she's received death threats and wants lawmakers to ensure her president trump heaped praise upon his embattled supreme court nominee at a rally in las vegas last night. >> brett kavanaugh is one of the finest human beings you will ever have the privilege of knowing or meeting. >> brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court ha

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this morning tropical storm gordon is moving in quickly as it moves across louisiana and mississippi. gordon made landfall last night just under hurricane strength on the gulf coast west of alabama and mississippi. some areas could see as much as 8 inches of rain as the storm moves in. in pensacola, florida, the storm is blamed for one death, and nearly 30,000 people are without power in alabama and the florida panhandle. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. yes. as you mentioned, there's a threat of heavy flooding. we're also hearing reports of isolated tornadoes. so even though the storm is moving inland and quickly losing strength, it's still creating a lot of problems. a child died when a tree fell onto a trailer in pensacola, florida, last night as tropical storm gordon came ashore. 70-mile-per-hour winds knocked down trees throughout the gulf coast, leaving thousands of people without power. police in pascagoula, mississi

anne miller's tenure ended in 1970, when she retired.er about her alleged crimes, either, because she's now dead. but who took over, and would the children be any safer under their watch? the library at nearby helensburgh is a window into the history of the area, and of the home. 0k, well, what we've got here... ..are decades and decades... ..of helensburgh advertisers, the local newspaper. it was the sailors‘ society's responsibility to find the right people to look after this home, with as many as a0 children living there at a time, many of whom were already in vulnerable situations. and this couple is who they chose. the rev william barrie and his wife mary took over the home in 1972. here in the archives, we see mrs barrie entertaining royalty on a visit to lagarie. she appeared to be the model matron. i'm angela montgomery, and i was at lagarie for eight years. everyone treated mrs barrie like the queen bee. i suppose they got the impression that, "wow, this is a lovely woman, in charge of these kids". the minute you go back to laga

anne-marie. ht.suhat will ge the work. >> agreed. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >> thank you. >>> still to come, he was a hollywood original. we remember the life and career of actor burt reynolds. olds. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. i thought this was a i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! downy unstopables. for a fresh too feisty to quit. and now try downy unstopables with the original scent of tide working on the project could be to blame. plus: the north bay senior homes losing their licenses after a state investigation. and: more white house officials are saying they had nothing to do with the anonymous new york times op-ed blasting president trump. why the pr

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day.enny choi. c1 p kpix. >>> let's get this morning started as we say hello, thursday. also can see fog coming into this picture and we can see, through the fog, the weekend, or at least i can. good morning, i hope you are with me. i'm kenny choi. >>> and i'm ann mack vick. >> positivity at 4:30 in the morning. we are doing well. we are doing well. how is the weather looking? >> reporter: back in the bay once again, we are looking at temperatures on the cool side for the bay, especially for the coast. we are looking at areas of low clouds and fog for the coast and even parts of the bay, dense fog up across the north bay as well, once again. so we are going to be heating up inland again today. mild conditions for the bay and cooler along the coast. 92 in fairfield, 93 in livermore and 67 in san francisco. we'll talk about big changes on the way, coming up. >>> thank you. >>> right now we are tracking slowdowns as you head into san francisco. this is coming off the bay

i'm anne-marie green. hurricane florence has been downgraded to a tropical depression but still poses a significant threat from potentially catastrophic flooding. what's left of florence is headed north. it's still a large system and expected to produce heavy rainfall and flash flooding into the carolinas and up into virginia. an additional 10 to 15 inches of rain is expected in some areas. flash flood warnings and watches are in effect for large portions of the carolinas. parts of virginia, and west virginia. so here's virginia. so here' the latest. storm has killed at least 18 people. this morning about 580,000 customers are without power in the carolinas and virginia. mop more thr more thmoremo frfrom the floods in north carolina alone. courtnp courtney zubowsrco wilmingtp wilmington whiwil off by high water. gogood morning, courtney. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the city of wilmington is an island cleaning up damage like this mangled gas station is taking a backseat to water rescues and getti

i'm anne-marie green. next monday, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman who accuses him of sexual assault when they were in high school will testify under oath on capitol hill. it sets up a dramatic public showdown with the potential to derail kavanaugh's nomination. kavanaugh spent yesterday at the white house and says that he wants to defend his integrity. republicans still hope the senate judiciary committee can vote on kavanaugh's nomination by next week. we have this report. >> reporter: senate republicans huddled trying to figure out how to handle the now-public allegation. >> to go back 35 years to high school, we're in a very unusual place. >> reporter: dr. christine blasey ford, a psychologist, said kavanaugh pinned her to the bed and put his hand over her mouth, saying, "i thought he might "he was trying to attack me and remove my clothing, i thought he might inadvertently kill me." >> i believe her. many, many, many americans believe her. >> do you have any response to christine f

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i'm anne-marie green. this morning, hurricane florence is bigger and stronger as it heads toward the atlantic coast of north or south carolina sometime thursday. florence is now a monster category-four storm with sustained winds of 140 miles per hour capable of producing catastrophic damage. evacuation orders have been issued for the entire coast of south carolina and parts of north carolina and virginia. it's not just coastal communities in jeopardy. laura podesta is here in new york with more. good morning, laura. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yes, after striking the coast, the storm could then linger over the carolinas bringing torrential flood-producing rains along with widespread power loss, possibly making this hurricane one of the most devastating for the region in years. about a million and a half people living alth in north carolina, south carolina, and virginia, ahead of florence. moving in at a strength that may reach category five, it's poised to potentially become one of the most cata

[inaudible] saying ann, it's you and nine guys. he invited women but they will not come. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i heard you were coming. >> i came from my deathbed. >> i hear you're still going to irish times every monday. you're going to like it. please e-mail me about it. >> i will. >> is this okay? do you want something else? >> i want to make sure no one slips a mickey in it. i was actually escaping -- [inaudible] >> best jewish friend. >> i love that. [inaudible] >> that's great. >> only one. and he loves it. >> what is her name, goldie, the room on running for mayor? what's her last name? [inaudible] >> i'm just going to say vote goldie. she's fabulous. i think canada could be rising. we better build a wall in case this country walks. >> i'll e-mail you. nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> how were you? >> hey. you have to bring books back to the white house. you look so pretty. stick around. don't go. you don't have any work to do. >> how were you? >> hello. >> audio of america is my favorite. it's so true. >> that's magnificent. [inaudible] >> thank you, thank

anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york, thank you. >>> no comment from attorney general jeff sessions about president trump's latest twitter attack. this time mr. trump suggested the justice department should consider political consequences when making its decisions. the president tweeted yesterday that the justice department had put the republican control of the house in jeopardy by indicting two republican congressmen. two easy wins now in doubt because there is not enough time. good job, jeff. well, mr. trump is referring to representative duncan hunter, charged with misuse of campaign funds, and chris collins, who's charged with insider trading. the president's tweets did draw a harsh rebuke from representative senator ben sass of nebraska. in a statement, sass said, the united states is not some banana republic with a two-tiered system of justice, one for the majority party and one for the minority party. >>> a colorado community now is mourning an 8-year-old boy killed after being st

that's morning news this morning, thanks for watching i'm anne-marie green. anne-marie green..vitac.com and i'm melissa caen in for >>> good morning. it is wednesday, september 12. look at all the lights out there. a beautiful morning. i'm michelle griego. >> let's take a morning to mary lee. i can already feel a little bit of a chill in the air. >> it's the start of a cool down. it's a nice way to start the day. as we go through the rest of the afternoon we will see the temperatures much cooler than yesterday. thanks to a cold front that is kicking up the winds and cooling down the temperatures. mostly clear skies and partly cloudy in some locations. but looking great. concord is looking at 63. 54 in oakland. livermore at 54. and the 40s to start the day in santa rosa. as we go through the day we are looking at a cooldown that continues. increasing gusty winds westerly to northwesterly at

i always say that anne spencer never lived in harlem, but harlem came to anne spencer. for example, w.e.b. dubois comes here to lecture at the college. that is how he gets to know anne spencer. andrew johnson comes as the secretary -- she just meets people. there he often, i think the people she is associated with were from the south. north.ve now migrated up as they are traveling from the they woulde north, have to stop somewhere. they could not stay in a hotel. the spencer home was not on the directory but it was open to people that they were associated with. hughes runs into her in new orleans. she is working on her anthologies project and langston hughes is working on a project. he took the train there. she says well i'm going back up north, why don't we just drive together? he says i need to stop over in lynchburg. he stops in lynchburg and she meets anne spencer. they go on up to philadelphia. there was so much during this. -- there were so much during this period of time. it was a movement. time too, was a fun relax, think, write, whatever was going on here. you

i'm anne-marie green. senate republicans are bringing in a female sex crimes prosecutor to question the woman who accused supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. rachel mitchell will also question kavanaugh at tomorrow's hearing. tr the jp the jaw dithes scheduled a vote for kavanaugh on friday. meanwhile, in a tweet last night president trump challenged the credibility of kavanaugh's accusers and leveled a broadside to his democratic opponents. the democrats are playing a high-level con game in their vicious effort to destroy a fine person. it's called the politics of destruction. behind the scene the dems are laughing. pray for brett kavanaugh and his family. laura podesta has more on this. good morning, laura. >> reporter: good morning. kavanaugh and ford will be questioned separately at tomorrow's hearing. senators will have a limited amount of time to ask them questions, the hope being that each will be given an opportunity to explain or defend their side of the story. the 11 republic

otherwise the cocktail party is over for ann coulter. thank you. i was going to ask for that. let's go say hello to maggie. hello. [inaudible] by the way, i am mike. of course. oh my god. you never met me in person. oh my god. [inaudible conversations] i have a tip for you. it works like a charm. when you post your articles on right but your should be short and punchy. it will get so many reasons because you write the best off. [inaudible conversations] make it a punch. oh my gosh. i can't believe finally meeting you. you are doing it. yeah. no, you are right. that's very good. i know. [laughter] are you the one -- [inaudible] were you the one that got thrown out of the obama that was made of them. you weren't being rude. [inaudible conversations] thank you. hello. thank you for coming. you got to start doing more of the election stuff. are you? >> [inaudible] >> i predicted it. i went around everyplace and they spent a lot of money but trump spent less money than any presidential candidate since l lbj. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversatio

awkwafina: please join me in welcoming our henri, anne hathaway. ee, anne hathaway.ause] anne: wow, you guys. as if i could not love you more. i was going to open with this, i was going to open with a joke about having a moment of silence for all of the college and we have lost since i became the princess of juneau via. [laughter] want to makeif i jokes tonight, thank you so much for having me here. i really needed this. i needed to see you, i needed to hear you. am, like most people now, i am shellshocked by what i see and hear every day. i really do not like to admit this but i get scared. grace i am here as your guest, i get to hear chad griffin speak. i get to hear sarah mcbride speak. i get to hear joe biden speak. witness the hrc and the full glory of itself. i am not afraid anymore. [applause] you guys just gave me my heart back, thank you so much. and, i am telepathically connected to adam griffin. so that happened. let's get started. ladies, ladies. [applause] gentlemen. [applause] gentle them. [applause] for this tremendous honor. forguys keep rewarding me

anne-marie? >> thank you very much, laura. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we will ask minnesota democratic senator amy klobuchar about the confirmation battle and what's next. >>> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein still has a job, but it's unclear for how long. he's in hot water following reports that he discussed trying to remove the president from office. the man who oversees the mueller investigation went to the white house yesterday expecting to be fired. he wasn't. as paula reed reports, his fate will likely be clearer following another meeting thursday. >>> i spoke with rod today, and we're going to have a meeting on thursday when i get back to the white house. >> reporter: speaking to reporters at the u.n., president trump said he will meet with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein later this week to discuss reports the top justice official wanted to remove the president from office. >> want to have transparency. we want to have openness, and i look forward to meeting with rod at

anne: 23andme started with the data. said that drug discovery can fundamentally change if you have an incredible amount of data. and so the hypothesis we have is that if we have all of this information, and we discover targets that started from a human genetic component, that will have a higher success rate with drug development. so most drugs today when they are in development, they fail. the reason why it is so expensive to develop a drug is because 95% of everything fails. so if we can actually have a better beginning starting with human genetics, we believe we have a higher likelihood of succeeding. so the partnership with gs k is all about helping us scale the drug development process. so we can find tons and tons and tons of ideas. but each idea is like a child. imagine today, we have 13 children. that is a lot. and so we have called out the big guns here to help us really develop all of these programs and it is going to enable us to scale and really bring, have the potential of bringing drugs to market much faster

good morning. >> good morning, ann marie. fed chairman says the economy is helping does not face a large chance of recession in the next two years. speaking yesterday, powell said the fed plans to keep gradually increasing interest rates. this is a day after they raised rates for a third time this year. wall street finished higher. the dow gained 54 points, s&p 500 rose eight and nasdaq, at the end of the day, 51 points higher. a stronger economy is pushing borrowing costs higher for the fifth week in a row. long-term mortgage rates are up. 30-year interest on a home is 4.7. it was 3.8% a year ago. the average rate on a fixed 15-year home loan increased to 4.1%. &d sh s shor eectations.ll profits wen at 50 ey from morehan $90 ion year ago. they are hurt by heavy couponing, online and brick and mortar retailers. >>> workers at three main airports serving new york city are on the way to being paid the highest minimum wage set by an agency in this country, $19 and hour. that includes luggage handlers, workers who clean planes, c

anne: i think that is huge.d more there is a trend if you want to have good healthcare at scale, it can't always be a one to one position. you have to find ways to leverage the internet and leverage ways to scale information across the entire country. this allows people, really important, valuable, life-saving information in an affordable fashion without having to have a physician or genetic counselor. emily: you volunteered 23andme services to help reunite parents and children separated at the u.s./mexico border. what's the status of that? anne: no one took us up on the offer. we had groups contact us whether or not we could be part of this. we said, part of our business is connecting families. there are a lot of issues other people have around it. fundamentally for me 23andme is always about helping people improve their lives. this was an opportunity for us to really help people. it never came to fruition. there was too many controversies around having us involved. emily: there is his question about could law

anne-marie. thanks a lot, laura. >>> it's been a week since hurricane florence swept through the carolinas, but this morning even though the storm is gone floodwaters continue to rise. it's preventing thousands of residents from returning to their homes. officials say that they don't know when many of the evacuees will be able to return. in north carolina, more than 150,000 customers remain without power. the death toll from the massive storm remains at 37 in three states. president trump visited the disaster zone yesterday and he promised the federal government will help. >> getting all teed up for a lot of money to come down to the area, you're going to need it, and we have it and we will be supplying it. >> the flooding hit some farmers hard, an estimated 3.4 million chickens and 5,000 hogs died in the flooding. >>> for the second time in less than a year, the federal government says it lost track of nearly 1500 migrant children it had placed in foster care. the health and human services depar

layed back, kind, reliable, ten years older than mary anne but crazy about her. she brought a daughter with her in the early 60s and together they had a son. they settled down near the ocean. >> we had a great, typical nuclear family. dad went off to work. my mom stayed at home and did all the home stuff. you know, the stuff that you see in leave it to beaver. >> you'll see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it just wasn't just archie introduced him to surfing. >> i always looked up to my dad. my dad was a really soft spoken, easy going guy. >> so here they are, to the outside world an old fashioned family, inside, secretly, something seething. it was almost christmas 1985, 5:30 a.m. archie started work early. so did gary that was just 20 years old then. >> he had come into my room and he said hey, gary, i'm going to be leaving now so make sure you get up. i said okay, no problem, thanks dad, love you, see you. >> gary showered, dressed, headed outside into a cold dark moment. then he saw something odd lying on the pavement. >> as i got closer

right here. >> ann: but you know in the old days, it was just people walking.d more insane. >> toby: but every year, somebody dies. every single year, there's one death at mardi gras. every year. >> ann: but you know you've got to stay away from the horses feet. you know, like a lot of horse injuries, like their horses. so the horses will kick you in the head or something. >> anthony: oh, okay. >> man: i mean, a lot of really good reasons that you're doing all these things. i mean, it's the end of winter, people are out of food. >> jourdan thibodeaux: and it's right before the lent. >> man: it's right before lent. >> jourdan: letting out the last of you, what you got in you. stop everything for a good while. >> ann: last chance to misbehave before lent. then the next day they go to church and get a "x" on their forehead. >> anthony: so you go in, you got a black eye, your shoulder is out of its socket and you get the -- >> ann: you get the cross. >> man: everybody at church prays, getting the ashes, "sorry for everything i did." >> anthony: sorry for everything

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. within hours hurricane florence is expected to make lanandfall over the carolina coast. overnight it has been bashing the coastline. it's been downgraded to a category one storm with 90 mile an hour sustained winds. but florence remains a massive slow-moving storm producing a life-threatening storm surge and unprecedented rain totals as it comes inland over the weekend. the national hurricane center warns of catastrophic flooding. this morning fema rescue teams are rushing to the aid of 150 people trapped in the river city of new bern, north carolina. they have been told to move to the second story or attic. the bridge to the town is blocked by deep water. so far more than 180,000 households have lost power in north carolina alone. mola lenghi is in wilmington, north carolina. >> reporter: florence wasted no time attacking the carolinas. thirst outer bands of the slow-moving storm quickly brought a surge of water inland. the rushing water toppled a cameraman in topsail beach in north

thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.rner in for kenny choi. time is 4-- >>> good morning everyone. it is thursday, september 13. you are looking live from our salesforce tower camera south at all of those lights in san francisco. good morning i'm michelle griego. >> tu for kenny choi. >> thanks for hanging out with us this morning it is good to have you. the wind is moving and it woke me th morning. >> we had a false front that is pushing through and it dropped the temperatures. you notice the difference when you step out the door, a refreshing change. we have clouds back in san jose. we can show you the weather headlines and what you can expect. the cold of --:continues 6 to 12 talese below average but the afternoon sunshine coming back. breezy continued conditions once again today.d we will talk about hurricane florence coming up. >>> we have a live look

i'm anne-marie green. the woman who alleges supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her 37 years ago says she wants to testify before senate committee. but kristine blaiseny ford wants the fbi to investigate before she talks. the committee has scheduled a hearing on monday and they say that may be her one and only chance to testify. good morning, laura. >> reporter: good morning. lawyers for ford who is now a college professor in california say in the days since she went public she and her family have been the target harassment and even death threats. now, the committee's chairman senator chuck grassley said no one should be subject to intimidation, but he does not think an fbi investigation would have any bearing on dr. ford's story. the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault wants the fbi to investigate her claims before she testifies on capitol hill. the senate judiciary committee has invited both of them to speak separately on monday. dr. kristine blasey

kpix 5's anne makovec is live in redwood city with the details. anne. >>> reporter: he has been in jail on the peninsula since 2014. but this trial has faced a lot of delays when it comes to questions about his mental competence and he was trying to be his own lawyer, which is not allowed. here's his picture. he is an accused serial killer, rodney horn bower. he is 69. he was in prison in oregon for almost three decades for attempted murder when dna evidence from a cigarette butt linked him to a string of violent crime from 1976 in northern california and now authorities believe he is responsible for killing five women in northern california and one in reno. today, his trial begins in the deaths of two of those in san mateo county, paula baxter and veronica cascio. the murders took place on the peninsula over five months in '76, one in the gypsy hill area of pacifica, which is where he got his nickname. >> it put people on edge with the idea there was a sexual serial killer out e.casociopath killer and wants to put him in prison for life. he wrote

ann coulter, thank you so much for staying with us.s. we'll be right back. .. >> laura: by the way, good news, g.o.p. favorability, the highest in seven years. >> gop favorability at the highest and we 7 years 45-44, that is good news. this thing can turn around on the democrats had bite them in the posterior if they are not careful, driving people out of restaurants, seizing people in the senate offices, and corroborated allegations the republican party, you're better than this, i hope you prove the critics wrong on thursday. shannon bream and the fox news at 19, huge news, she is all over the supreme court hearing thursday and all the new development. shannon: how is it this monday? buckle up. we begin with a fox news alert. from the white house down republicans going on offense to support brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination, donald trump standing by his neck, top republican accusing democrats of the smear campaign and brett kavanaugh declares i'm not going anywhere. we have the exclusive interview and analysis with voices on th

i'm anne-marie green. supreme court no are now scheduled to testify at a senate hearing this thursday, but now a second wap is accusing him of sexual misconduct back when he was a student at yale. laura podesta is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. several senate democrats are calling on kavanaugh to withdraw his nomination now that a second woman has come forward, and there could be a third accusation in the works. a second woman has come forward alleging sexual misconduct by supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. debra ramirez tells "the new yorker" thms to her during a drinking game at freshman at the yale university. kavanaugh told the magazine the incident did not happen and the allegation is a smear, plain and simple. >> not only judge kavanaugh but certainly dr. ford deserve a fair hearing. >> the article was published hours after the senate judiciary agreed to a thursday morning hearing for kavanaugh and christine blasey ford, the first woman to accuse him of sexual mis

live in san jose, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> breaking news in cincinnati. police are responding to a possible active shooter at a bank downtown. an officer at the scene says at least two people have been shot. their conditions are unknown at this time. that's all the information we have. we are going to stay on top of this, though, and give you details as we get them. >>> time now 6:57. time for your "final 5." a bay area man charged in a 9- year-old hit-and-run is finally expected to enter a plea today. police say fox was racing another car in 2009 and allegedly hit a third vehicle killing 6-year-old lisa xavier. fox was recently extradited from guatemala and authorities say he had been hiding there since the crash. >>> the dmv is notifying 23,000 californians that it messed up their voter registrations. the problem involves a motor voter program. the dmv says some voters were registered with the wrong party, wrong language or wrong vote by mail prefences. >>> a new wildfire has shut down a stretch of interstate 5 between redding and mount shasta. we just

live in redwood city, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> 6:56.final 5." >> today one of the men charged in the ghost ship warehouse fire will be back in court trying to get his plea deal reinstated. derick almena and max harris had agreed to plead no contest in connection with the fire in december 2016 that killed 36 people. a judge rejected the deal saying almena did not show remorse for his role in the tragedy. if the deal is not reinstated, a trial begins early next year. >>> a 45-mile stretch of i-5 remains shut down in shasta county this morning due to the delta fire. the fire tripled in size yesterday growing to more than 22,000 acres. it's not heavily populated so there are only scattered evacuations. >>> the justice department has launched a new investigation into wells fargo bank. according to the "wall street journal," the focus is on the company's wholesale banking unit. employees may have fraudulently filled out customer documents to meet deadlines. >>> and hollywood is mourning the death of burt reynolds. the actor died yesterday at

the mayor is going to be there, several supervisors, in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. it's 6--- me for your final five... there's a new toll, coming to the bay area -- this one for drivers heading on and off treasure island. thousands of new homes are planned for the island, as well >>> there is a new toll coming to the bay area. this one for drivers heading on and off treasure island. thousands of new homes are planned for the island as well as retail and hotels. the toll will take effect in 2021 when the first housing developments will be ready. it will be as high as $3.50 on peak weekday hours. >>> the cupertino city council is moving forward with a massive housing development plan. the proposal includes nearly 3,000 housing units and some retail space on the site of the old vallco mall. >>> a young man gunned down in san francisco's outer sunset district has been identified as 20-year-old ryan sacdalan. so far no information about a suspect or motive. >>> the palo alto woman who says that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her has until tomorr

and music from ann wilson. and now, good news, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. thanks all around. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thanks for joining us in hollywood. i hope wherever you're watching it is dry. in many parts of the country it is not dry. hurricane florence has stopped dumping rain but rivers are rising, power's out in a lot of places, floods are threatening residents in carolina. the president, though, is on top of the situation. fear not, he went to costco, he bought a 24-pack of those big paper towels and he flew straight to the scene. [ laughter ] before he did that he tweeted this message of thanks to all those working to lessen the impact of this monster of a storm. >> i just want to thank all of the incredible men and women who have done such a great job in helping with florence. this is a tough hurricane. one of the wettest we've ever seen from the standpoint of water. >> jimmy: that'

thank you, anne. to take sarah to a state of the art recycling centre to find out what to do with the problem bottle. morning. good morning! you ready for our big day? i'm very ready... only thing is, it's a lot further away than we'd expected. do you have any idea where we're off to? no, i thought it might be ten minutes or so away, but i'm seeing from your sat nav it's about an hour and 56. yep, it's a two hour drive. yes, the recycling plant is two hours away, in rochester, in kent, where a lot of the plastic from the east of england ends up. this is because there's only a handful of these special plastic recovery facilities in the country, and rochester is the closest to us. finally, sarah and i arrive at viridor recycling plant where we're greeted by ed sarasketa, the site manager. hi, i'm ed. hi, nice to meet you, i'm sarah. hi, sarah. right, shall we go in and have a look at the facility? yeah, absolutely. excellent. so, as you can see, you've got a real mix of colours, polymer types, completel

back with me, leigh ann caldwell and laiz mayor. what scenario can it become a mobilizing factor for the gop? >> you know, i'm not sure republicans are trying to spin that for the last couple days that this would be good for them. i think it may mostly depend on how things end up. if kavanaugh gets on the bench, they don't have much to complain about. they got who they wanted despite serious allegations, despite the serious case that he lied, that he lied about several different important items during his testimony. now, if for some reason he doesn't get on, well, then maybe you can make an argument that that will tick off republicans and drive them to the voting booths. but i think a lot of people who care about this to begin with are already the type of people who would be voting to support trump. i'm not sure it's going to get those sort of in the middle republicans voters to rush to ballot box, particularly women who have witnessed this event over the past week. if they don't have a clear view, we would have mixed views about wh

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live in concord, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> thank you. to 6:57.t is time now for your final five back. >>> san francisco police on the hunt for three suspects involved in a vicious mugging. it was captured on a homeowner's desk a. it happened on 20th street near church sunday night. the suspects punched the victim and still his cell phone. >>> flex of the state capital are flying at half staff in honor of sacramento counties sheriff's deputy. he died in a shootout yesterday in rancho cordova. the suspect is under arrest. >>> the oakland unified school district estimates it will be more than $30 million in the red starting next school year. a bill recently signed by the governor will cover 75% of the shortfall. >>> judge brett kavanaugh and the bay area woman accusing him of sexual assault decades ago will both testify now publicly before senate panel next monday. the hearing delays a planned committee vote that was set for thursday. >>> remnants of florence are being blamed for spotty tornadoes, one of them deadly virginia. the death toll from the

annapolis is part of anne arundel county. so it's an urban area but it has some rural aspects to it. they allow every one of their fire stations, every single one in their county, to be accessible 24/7 for an individual who is stressed and needs help in regards to their drug problems. now, when they set this program up, which is less than a year ago, they're expecting to get about five visits a week. they're getting five to ten visits a day, a day. people are coming in to get rid of their drug paraphernalia, no questions asked. they'll take it there. they're getting in there to access the system as to how they can deal with their drug addiction problems. they're seeking care. they're coming in there when they're stressed. and they are getting care. the first responders will provide immediate help and they have the availability of county services to get people into treatment 24/7. it is working. it's working so well that we have people from other counties that are referring their people to go to anne arundel county to go to th