stomach one of synthesis goes hippest clothing startups is moving to austin texas.xplains . >> reporter: in an email, the company wrote the sun is setting on sf. so it will close its hip union street boutique that features retro shorts and shirts and other hip merchandise. it will also move its 40 or so employees to a rapidly growing tech hub, austin texas.>> though the company would not grant an interview today, we spoke with experts about the why's and wherefore's, carolyn wynette, herself a serial entrepreneur, is director of uc berkeley's super successful public private startup incubator and accelerator, sky deck. >> this startup is going to go where their customers are and where the talent is, that they can build the business with. >> since they operate web merchandising, they can headquarter anyplace. and austin fits the bill for their future needs. >> how does this develop as a culture that is finally to startups? because of the research university there that is drawing talent from around the world and has scientists and engineers and people studying business

>> well, austin as a city has not always voted the same way that the rest of the state has, although we are seeing more and more cities in texase are excited to have those employees come here but we also have a pretty developed work force here in the city. i think that one of the reasons why apple is expanding here is because of the people that are already here. stuart: did you play any role in discussing this with tim cook? did you offer any incentives to tim cook to bring the manufacturing of the apple mac pro to austin? >> the city hasn't offered any incentives to apple associated with this, other than just providing a great quality of life for apple employees. stuart: and a low taxation rate, i might add. >> there is, in this state. it's certainly very business-friendly. stuart: democrats don't approve of that, though, do they. >> no, and it would be a much larger segment than the one we have here. but we are real pleased with this. apple has the second largest presence outside of california in austin, texas. stuart: terrific. your honor, mayor of austin texas adler, thank you for appearing with us today. congratulations,

it will also move its 40 or so employees to a rapidly growing tech hub, austin texas.ould not grant an interview today, we spoke with experts about the why's and wherefore's, carolyn wynette, herself a serial entrepreneur is director of uc berkeley super successful private startup incubator and accelerator, sky deck. >> results for startup will go where their customers are and where the talent is that they can build their business with. >> since they operate web merchandising and far-flung stores across the nation, they can headquarter anyplace, and austin fills the bill for its future needs. >> how does this develop as a culture that is friendly to startups? because of the research university there that is drawing talent from around the world.>> educators workforce, cultural life, understanding of the tech world, and understanding of young new businesses. >> the other major losses, shorter work commutes, and for a younger workforce settled with school debt and the enormous bay area cost-of- living, home prices there that are a small fraction of prices here. >> the sal

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the company plans to move there 40 employees to austin texas. they sell merchandise and stores across the country so they can essentially set up headquarters anywhere. >> the startup is going to go where the customers are and where the talent is. >> experts say texas it desirable for small companies because there's a lot of space to set up shop in the cost of living is much lower. >>> 35 of the best restaurants in california are teaming up for a first of its kind fundraising events. next month they will be hosting a sale with all the proceeds going directly to planned parenthood. the sale is being held october 13 from 11 am to 3 pm in san francisco. >>> the potential for wet on the morning commute exists showing up behind me here and it's in the north now, coming into sonoma county know in the next hour but these showers will be light but time so they will have a bit of an impact on the mid morning commute that is the current radar and we will show you the model coming of you have the temperatures right now mild, a bit of cloud cover showing up

a lot of environment, the employees, apple wants to hire, want to live in austin, texas. bret larsen, fox news 24/7 anchor. you remember his inner -- interview last week. you talked about making stuff here. >> i have to admit i'm a little biased to austin because my sister lives there. great place to go. connell: full disclosure. >> they have really a rapidly growing technology community which is great. this is part of apple's advance manufacturing fund. they are making the mac pro in austin, that set to hit the store shelves in next couple weeks. interesting to note, we talked about this with jeff williams last week at the corning plant where the glass is made for the ipad, iphone and the apple watch, a lot of parts that go into all of the electronics that we buy from apple are actually sourced from right here in the u.s. listen to what he had to say about that. >> the focus of the fund, when we launched it, the focus was on improving technologies, advancing innovation and manufacturing processes and trying to, trying to sustain and push the kind of jobs that we think ar

and other hip merchandise and will move the 40 or so employees to a rapidly growing tech hub, austin, texas >> so a start-up is going to go where their customers are and where the talent is that they can build their business with. how did this develop as a culture that is friendly to start up because of the research university there that is drawing talent from around the world. it has scientists and engineers and people studying business. >> all educated workforce, cultural life. understanding the tech world, and understanding businesses. >> the other major pluses? a lot of space for business, shorter work commutes, and for a younger workforce saddled with school debt, and the enormous bay area cost of living, home price there that are a small traction of prices here. ktvu fox 2 news. that too bad. >>> 4:25. california's homeless crisis is on the agenda. what president trump and a top housing official is vowing to do about it. >>> dropping heavy rain on the gulf coast. how people in texas are getting ready for the possibility of flooding. . >>> and we're off to a nice start on a wednesday h

texas. a huge win for austin. daughter, just enrolled as freshman at ut, texas, austin, a great school, trump is winning this. and i think that u.s. prosperity is incredible. gregg: was talking to a businessman the other day, who said i'm getting out of china. do you see other businesses leaving china in maybe moving production to united states? >> maybe, i think that would be natural for a lot of businesses, they don't want to be in midst of this turmoil. that is why trump is doing what he is doing to get turmoil going get the chinese to negotiating table to have truly free trade, in we had that this would be spectacular. we would be a miracle together it would help the u.s. economy. gregg: are you? >> i would say here. gregg: are you confident that he can do a deal, that not only engages fair trade. but stops china from the intellectual property theft of billions of dollars of american intellectual property? >> if there is one person on earth who could do a deal that is a good deal, he is the pers person. he is a

up next, "up with david gura" from austin, texas. >> i'm david gura broadcasting from austin, texas.ett of colorado and montana steve bennett. new supimas for documents of impeachment come out. new details from the "washington post" about what president trump reportedly said to two high-ranking officials in the office the day after james comey was fired. here in the lone star state, geoff bennett, ashley is an msnbc contributor and with nick also a

. >> i need one of those -- >> now we take you back to the texas tribune festival in austin, texas. coming up, we hear from former national security advisor for president obama, susan rice. you're watching live coverage on c-span. >> thank you for being here. this is important. what we are doing today. this whole festival is about the idea that we all have a stake in government.of our and we as citizens should be more engaged and better informed as a way to motivate civic participation tams complicated and simple as that. for 10 years, the texas tribune's journalism, we have tried to give all of youened everybody else in texas and elsewhere, a way into that conversation. it is public service journalism in the ideal. we believe in it, we believed in it then, we believe in it now. your being here makes an enormous difference. it tells me that like all of us at the tribune, you care. and you believe. so it is not insignificant that you're here. we love it. my job today is to say thank you. this will be the second time ambassador rice has been at the tribune festival in three years. hon

. >>> apple's new mac pro will continue to be made in austin, texas.hat's after the trump administration waved the request to waive tariffs on imported parts from china. earlier it was considering to move closer to china in order to be closer to suppliers. production is set to begin in the coming days. >>> and what better way to officially celebrate fall than this. yesterday hormel foods announced the release of pumpkin spice spam. the limited edition product was sold online and sold out in just several hours. pumpkin spine spam is made of a blend of sin moan, clove, and nutmeg. if you missed out, you can buy their 15 other brands on their website and other retailers. anne-marie? >> i don't know what to say. >> girlfriend, i'm like pumpkin spice spam, we've gone too far. >> would you try it though? >> ew, no. >> you wouldn't give it a chance. >> no, no, no. >> i would give pumpkin spice anything a chance. i'm one of those people that like pumpkin spice. >> but spam? no. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i know, i know, i know. diane king hall at the new york stock

the tech giant said it is making the next generation of desk top computers in austin texas.d any terrified threats from production in china. >>> samsung galaxy fold goes on sale in the u.s. this week. the phone is launching friday at select locations. the announcement comes after several months of delays mostly because of design. the $2000 smart phone can fold into and become a seven inch tablet. some tweaks have been made to fix problems with the phones hinge. >>> prince harry and his wife megan kicked off their first official tour as a family. they are spending 10 days in africa with their son archie. the duke and duchess dance with a group of performers in cape town. after visiting with school kids. on this trip the couple also focusing on violence against women. baby archie expected to make some type of public appearance the next few days. >>> a familiar sound returns to the streets of san francisco. the cable cars are back in action. the historic trolleys were off- line for 10 days. so crews could replace the gear boxes that power them. the $6 million project marks the

printers are now being used for good groups in austin texas have started 3 d. printing tiny holes to help end the homelessness each $500.00 square foot building takes a total of 27 hours to print this is pretty bad as sucks when the house gets jammed in the feed you know. i should point out that the bigger problem with homelessness though is not a lack of homes we have something like 6 empty homes for every homeless person in america or bigger problem is that our economic system is meant to keep a certain percentage of people miserable and destitute why else do you think millions of seniors across the country are going hungry nearly 8 percent of americans 60 and older were food in secure in 2017 according to a recent study that's 5500000 seniors who don't have consistent access to enough food and again it's not that the country doesn't have food a single meal from the cheesecake factory could feed a dozen old ladies for a year i mean the caloric value of i hobbes trademark fried chicken waffle bacon cream pie oreo appetizers. is the same number of calories at a

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austin, texas, independent, good morning. >> thank you so much for both of yours work, i wanted tok mentin john robin's work, he was nominated for pulitzer prize, he put another one, food revolution, you know, because you lose 5,000 gallons of water withos poundation -- productionf beef. cows are so massive and they are waste dropping on the planet, so traps heat in our environment. what's happening in brazil and we are losing the rain forest, those are theai lungs of the planet and he said we need trees to breathe. >> bridgett, in texas. >> certainly recognition that agriculture brings a lot of bremissions and there needs to e some sort of way to reduce those emissions, we are talking about soil, you know, sequestering carving in the soil, we are talking about having more responsibility grazing policies but i don'tmo think that's been nearly as flushed out as energy policies were at large, there's not enough brought to bear on that. >> why aren't we we going to have a specific democratic debate about climate change? >> well, at this point the democratic national committee has said that th

the pair of retirees from austin, texas. >> there was a couple of people in there saying come get your.n.a. tested. >> reporter: the company, genexe health, billed itself as a genetic testing one-stop shop with a quick cheek swab the johnsons could learn if they carried any genes that made a cancer diagnosis more likely. >> i have had colon cancer. >> reporter: so this was like a blinking neon signep s$1h of c w accounts, and yet to this dayivt results. do you think some people need to be taken away in handcuffs? >> absolutely. >> it's just pure greed, pure, pure greed. it had nothing to do with taking care of the community. >> reporter: while genexe is headquartered in denver, they country.ruits throughohe this woman, who asked us not to gee her name, was the office manager in texas. documents she shared with us bhow in her less than three months on the job, recruiters for genexe swabbed more than 2,300 seniors. >> these swabs get lost. i would find them in the garbage. >> reporter: this sounds like a complete mess. >> it was. so there was an old refrigerator. and it was --. >> report

this took place at the texas tribune festival in austin. this is an hour. [applause] >> thank you. welcome. and i feel like i probably don't need to introduce my fellow panelists here because everybody knows who they are. but on my left, we have texas land commissioner, george p. bush, who is here speaking on behalf of the bush brand. [applause] susan page is the washington bureau chief for "usa today" and author of the recent and currently, i guess, still best-selling biography of barbara bush called "the matriarch." she will be signing copies of it after this. [applause] after this. [applause] and michael beschloss, one of the wonderful presidential authors who has written so many things, so many books. i will be asking you about some of the stuff i found in my old well-worn copy of "character above all." the first thing i'd like to ask all of you, we lost barbara bush and george bush just so close together, what kind of reassessment do you think this has brought for the country as to, you know, what the bush name stood for and, you know, what the signi and michael beschloss, one

and austin texas which has constructed the products since introduction in 2013 apple says that they will begin production of the machine soon but has yet to specify the date the macro is the only product by apple that is now made in america . time now for a. time now for a quick break but stay tuned because just on the other side of the break there are the c.e.o.'s and some love to hate but just what is it about these eccentric c.e.o.'s that is leaving the business world on edge investigative journalist ben swan is today to analyze the habits of these corporate characters and what their rise and falls mean for markets and as we go to break here are the market numbers. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. what happens to her family and daughters in florida another mother and daughter is buried in a cemetery meaning this is with your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him

tumulty: sitting as we are in austin, texas, so the bushes come to midland as newlyweds and they are two kinds of exotic species. you didn't see much of in texas. they were connecticut yankees. and they were something that was even rarer at the time, they were republicans. later, after they moved to houston, your grandfather takes over the republican party in part because there was a battle going on between the corporate republicans and the berkshires. i think the bush family is so -- so crucial to implanting the kind of d.n.a. of the republican party into texas politics. the kind of republicanism that you see today in texas in many ways doesn't really resemble that that much. or do you still sense that it's there? there could be a return to it, perhaps? mr. bush: sure. i'd say there is a silent majority of republicans that build their lives, raise their families, don't have the time to go and be as active as they want to be and look for solutions and leadership whether it's in austin or washington, d.c. regretfully, because of the conflicts that we have seen in texas within our own p

of the future. >> before texas is tested in the general election, there is going to be a democratic primary here on super tuesday and one democratic candidate has people in austinand it's neither of the candidates from texas. all these people are here for senator elizabeth warren, who continues to draw enormous crowds at her events every couple of days. >> bret: peter doocy walking with the crowds in austin, texas, thanks. another state that has republicans concerned is north carolina. a special election there tonight seen by many as an indicator of g.o.p. strength or weakness in that state. correspondent jonathan serrie is in monroe north carolina tonigh tonight. >> campaigning in north carolina this week, president trump stressed the importance of holding onto the tar heel state. >> to stop the far left, you must vote in tomorrow's special election, so important. get your votes in early. >> these visits play well with the president's loyal base. >> i think you will have a lot of impact if they just allow him to do his thing. >> but compared to other southern states, north carolina is more purple than red. president trump carried the state by less than four po

workers in austin, texas put together the desktop which is the only major apple computer that is madetateside. this is income days after they announced tariff exemptions for computer parts made in china. apple ceo tim cook praising donald trump saying we thank the administration for their support enabling this opportunity. by american. former white house press secretary sean spicer tangos his way to the next round of dancing with the stars. watch this. ♪ >> team sweet and spicy surviving limitation, getting 16 out of 30 points for the second into the competition and it was spicer's birthday. the supremes may wilson is the first celebrity to be illuminated from season 28. the chicago bears with some football, the bears dominating the washington redskins on monday night football. >> easy, gabriel again. >> mitchell stravinsky probing 3 touchdown passes in one quarter. the redskins followed behind 28-0 before eventually losing 31-15 but they got on the board. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour, ron rosenstein claims he was joking when he said he would wear a wire into the o

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austin, texas. i have two questions. one for curtis, i have three numbers. 11 reentrye chapter coordinator. reentry chairman. with oxford house what i have realized is that as reentry chairman we have all of these different positions, there's no really coordination with other reentry chairman and others these are anything like that. could there be more on exactly what our job or what could be doing? it's just kind of like a position that, like, you know, it's unique to the area. >> you are looking to expand it? >> yeah, and help each other out. with texas we have a reentry division that is art of parole. they really only have a presence inside. there's no presence outside, you know? whenever you are released to give you a packet with a bunch of numbers and homeless shelters and that's it. inside the give you a social security card, birth security -- birth certificate and that's it. in north carolina what exactly -- what does a state reentry person do that might could help ,e whenever i'm in the capital whenever i advocat

. >> sitting as we are in austin, texas, so the bushes come to midland as newlyweds and they are two kinds of exotic species. you didn't see much of in texas. they were connecticut yankees. and they were something that was even rarer at the time, they were republicans. later, after they moved to houston, your grandfather takes over the republican party in part because there was a battle going on between the corporate republicans and the berkshires. i think the bush family is so -- so crucial to implanting the kind of d.n.a. of the republican party into texas politics. the kind of republicanism that you see today in texas in many ways doesn't really resemble that that much. or do you still sense that it's there? there could be a return to it, perhaps? >> sure. i'd say there is a silent majority of republicans that build their lives, raise their families, don't have the time to go and be as active as they want to be and look for solutions and oriented leadership whether it's in austin or washington, d.c. regretfully, because of the conflicts that we have seen in texas within our own par

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the pair of retire ease from austin, texas. >> a couple of people in there saying, come get your dnated. >> reporter: the company, genex health billed itself as a genetic testing one-stop shop. with a cheek swab where they could learn if they had a cancer diagnosis more likely. >> i had cancer six years ago. they indicated they could give us some results if it's genetic, that it could be passed on to my children. we've got four daughters. >> and since i'm the other half of their dna, why not give them the whole picture? >> reporter: they were told medicare would foot the bill. >> point blank, won't cost you anything. >> won't cost you anything. >> reporter: results were promised in four to six weeks. that was almost a year ago. since then they have received nothing except these, a slew of charges to their medicare account. judy's account was billed more than $10,000. ken's more than 8300. >> it hits me that we've been taken. >> totally unreasonable. totally outrageous. totally wrong. >> reporter: genex is part of an explosion of marketing companies hiring local recruiters to go anywh

i was in church in a baptist church in austin, texas, and the pastor of the church in odessa, where one of the congregants had been fallen, they called us specifically asking us to join in prayer. these communities do want that. they do want that support. let me just tell you from the standpoint of a texan, i can tell you for the people i represent, and i don't represent the n.r.a., i don't represent gun owners of america, i don't represent any constituency other than the 800,000 plus people that elected me to come here and stand up and defend their rights to defend themselves. to protect themselves against any intruders or people who don't follow the laws that might risk them and their families but also against tirthi. against the size and scope of government who wants to look at you and tell you that like a certain democratic candidate, that they're going to come take your god-given right to bear arms an defend yourself. this is why the founders gave us this power. it is the last bulwark against tyranny in the world. every where we have seen in the history of mankind, a disarmed popul

several candidates are in austin texas to take part of the austin tribune festival. >> yes, we are dividednd yes, impeachment is not easy. but if we were having a fear of division, politics, or polls on this issue to continue in the necessary effort, we will have destroyed any chance of this country being able to continue for the democracy. it will unify us but it is probably the best thing the president can do now, is step down. >> ppaolo, what are we hearing now? >> it is all about impeachment. many people here are asking questions about impeachment. a very notable event tonight is when house speaker nancy pelosi will participate in an event. they have heard from groups on all sides of the opinion. but when you hear from those folks that are attending this event here in austin. the text tribune fis festival, impeachment is a big issue. >> it is time to get to the facts, it is time to stop wondering and get the facts on the table. >> so hearing not just from people all over the political realm here, but when you really broaden it out beyond this, it is really giving you an idea of where s

sgrr it's here where the trouble began for a pair of retirees from austin, texas. >> there was a couple of people saying come get your dna tested. >> reporter: the company billed itself as a genetic tting one-stop shop with a quick cheek swab they could learn if they carried genes that made a cancer diagnosis more likely. >> i have had colon cancer. >> so this was like a blinking neon sign. step in. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: six weeks later $19,000 worth of charges were billed to their medicare accounts and they have received no test results. >> you think some people need to be taken away in handcuffs? >> absolutely. it's just pure greed. >> it had nothing to do with taking care of the community. >> reporter: while the head quartered in denver, the company does their business through a web of entities. this woman who asked us not to use her name was the office manager in texas. documents she shared with us show in her less than three months on the job recruiters swabbed more than 2300 seniors. >> these swabset lost. i'd find them in the garbage. >> this sounds like a complete mess. >> it

yet, we found box cutters on planes in austin, texas and some other locations.think about incidents avoided, tragedies avoided, no one will ever know. then about 10:15, someone said there's a plane coming off eastern seaboard. al qaeda used to talk about military icon, economic icon and political icon. they had hit the military icon, the pentagon, economic icon, the world trade center, and here is this plane that crashed into shanksville, pennsylvania. we'll never know where it was coming but possibly headed towards the capital or the white house. i will be eternally grateful for the crew of that airplane and the passengers on board who decided to retake that plane back from the terrorists and instead of crash landing it, the pilot took it straight down. that ground was no wider than the wingspan of that plane. yet, we'll never know except as i said, i will always be eternally grateful for people on flight 93. what this says to us is that, we can never let up in terms of security. that morning i had set up, pulled three people out of aviation civil security, f.a

they have assembled it at the facilities in austin texas since 2013.g moving the operations to china. the announcement comes days after they brought many of the exemptions requested. >>> the mall is right off of 880 in the morning next to santana road. on sunday the shopping mall management said they will roll out parking changes but it is not allowed right now one member of the planning commission says that the long- term plan is for both valleyfair and santana row to charge for parking with the goal of promoting carpooling. >>> 6:26 am and there is fire danger around the area which means more power shut off. all part of well prevention -- well fire prevention efforts. >>> start phone food and drink containers? which ones are band. and we want to take you right now from our studio roof camera to this beautiful picture out here. the light is reflecting on the oakland actuary as we look toward the city. you are watching mornings on 2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that is a rning. investors are waiting for word on the senate trade talks that are expected to have an effec

most of the homeless we see in los angeles, seattle, san francisco, austin, texas, are people with severeon problems. we haven't dealt with them effectively or compassionately for the past 50 years. >> a lot of people make the argument this should be up to the states, local governments to do something about this but that is not been done because you look at these numbers, more than a half million people experience homelessness and in california you see theaustin, texas 1000 pe experienced unsheltered homelessness. what do you make of those numbers? >> what we are looking at when you mentioned the unsheltered that is an important category. more generally not talking about women with children those individuals, they may experience temporary periods of being unsheltered they generally know how to find shelter. we are talking people living on the streets, people who are severely mentally ill and addicted to drugs. what we are seeing in los angeles and seattle is increasingly this has become a public health problem. we are beginning to see hepatitis a, tuberculosis and there is a threat of the

i haven't, but i was in a hotel once in austin, texas, where they have -- this hotel was haunted, andve a registry at the front of the hotel where you can tell them if you saw a ghost, and they will write it into their registry, and it goes back, like, 200 years. from the 1800s. so they're, like, please welcome to the hotel and please come back and tell us if you see a ghost. >> stephen: do you get a discount? >> i don't know. >> stephen: free buffet if you ( bleep ) your pants in the middle of the night? ( laughter ) >> so i ended up, i was then dating my now wife, and i ended up being so terrified that i called her at 1:00 in the morning -- this is a woman i just recently started dating -- and i said, listen, you have to stay with me on the phone because my lamp is flickering across the room and i am convinced -- she was, like, maybe it's just got a faulty circuit. and i was, like, no! it is a ghost! and i was convinced. i kept her on the phone with me till 5:00 in the morning, but she married me, so it's fine. >> stephen: awesome. aasif, nice seeing you. thanks so much for being he

the company plans to move its 40 employees to austin texas.y soak sell clothing and swimwear online, and the stores around the country, so they are able to set up headquarters almost anywhere. >> the startup is going to go where their customers are and where the talent is that they can build their business with. if both of those two things exist, that is a good place for them. ducks be >> experts say that it appeals to small companies because of the lower taxes and more affordable buildings and housing. >>> today, some more years fans will have a first chance to buy single-game tickets for the upcoming the regular season. the online sale for the general public starts at 2:00 this afternoon. season-ticket holders, warriors club members and chase bank cardholders could buy tickets or could've bought tickets yesterday. the warriors open the season at home in the brand-new chase center against the l.a. clippers on thursday, october 24th. the first preseason game and chase center is october 5th against the lakers. >>> time is 7:57 early morning hou

eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> now, more from the texas tribune festival in austin. a discussion on the state of american politics today. we begin with a conversation with democratic presidential candidate governor steve bullock of montana. this is one hour 15 minutes. [applause] >> let's get the show started. i think you're clapping for the

the company plans to move it employees to austin texas they sell close and swimwear online and at stores the country until they are able to set up headquarters almost anywhere. >> the startup is going to go where customers are and where the talent is they can build their business with. if both of those two things exist somewhere that's a great place for them. >> texas is desirable for small companies because of lower tax in the state along with more affordable buildings and housing. >>> live like royalty for a day at the downton abbey castle. you can spend a day and night at the castle in england. in honor of the soon to be released film the owners are offering a one night stay for $159. guess will be waited on by personal butler while receiving private tours. it's a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity up for grabs for two people starting october 1. >>> a new hygiene center on wheels is offering people who are homeless and free my new work a place to take a warm shower and wash their robes. the hygiene unit is called clean start. launched last night in fremont and it was purchased for $125,0

i'm here in austin, texas. it's a little warmer than minnesota. >> i understand your pain. instantly. i want to have your reaction to this latest story from the "washington post." that president trump apparently told russian officials that in the now infamous oval office 2017 meeting, the picture is below. he wasn't concerned about moscow interference in the u.s. election because according to the sources, the united states did the same thing. what's your reaction? >> i think it's absolutely outrageous and of course this the same meeting he conveyed some information from his israel intelligence. he's in there with the foreign minister and the ambassador from russia. the country that his own intelligence people had told him have invaded our democracy and getting bolder. what does he do he diminishes it. making it like it didn't happen and actually almost makes an excuse for it. it's unbelievable to me. i think that is the kind of information we'll see now coming out in the investigation. if we just step back a bit. what really this is about i'm sure russia is involved in this

apple has assembled the computers at its facility in austin texas since 2013 but they were consideringthose operations to china. today the company confirmed they will continue building the laptops in texas. the announcement comes as the trumpet menstruation rented most of the tariff exemptions that apple rested. >>> looking into the weather we know it's going to be a warmer couple days coming up, it was warmer today by a few degrees not sweltering out there but tomorrow that high-pressure building and the air starts to sink and as i mentioned the low pressure has air rising and when it rises it expands and cools, when high pressure builds and it compresses and sinks and when it compresses and sinks it warms so this is what we are under. the wind goes offshore, the humidity drops, temperatures increase. no fog along the coast for the next 72 hours, tomorrow it will be a warmer day as well as wednesday, the strongest wind late tonight and early tomorrow morning, 40 mile-per-hour wind in the east bay hills late tonight or early tomorrow morning, by wednesday into tuesday the winds are not

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