ah-ha, they seem to be stealing the beaver, because the beaver are valuable, go figure. so this vigorous defense of trapping grounds by a plains miwok speaking people reflects the economic importance of indian trapping. which is especially notable given that neither the river indians or the moqalmie indians entered into the mission system until 1884. running off the competition, trying to get the traps and the beavers for themselves, is happening before they have any formal affiliation with the missions. so they don't even need to be directed by the missionaries to do these things. as soon as they imagine economic opportunity they're seizing it and performing it independently. so they were probably among the wild indians that mission indians were sent out to trade with. when white settlers began arriving in the central valley in the 1830s they became yet another market for indian furs. probably the most famous 19th century californian, john sutter. john sutter, who was the proprietor of a colony known as new helvitia, offered trade goods to indian trappers in exchange fo

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[applause] >> growing up in beaver county, i heard people talking of the good old days.n steel mills were running and people were born and spent their whole lives in the same town. generations worked in the same industry and in many cases, the same company. the following steelman is in the area, it began to show up. if stagnation. a period of stagnation. there was hope that one day the air would see its former glory. it has provided an opportunity for steady employment for many different skill tradesmen and many of the local union halls. as a young woman, this has afforded me an incredible opportunity to come in on the ground floor of an unprecedented project. at school, i chose a field for different that many of my female colleagues. process technology is a focus area of study around production and operations. predominately male dominated careers, i knew there would be challenges when i entered the workforce. ana mother and wife, i'm spout -- being a mother and wife, i must balance my responsibilities of working outside the home. a network of support has been given to m

and one of my good friends from beaver county, david urban. david, david, where is david? david, thank you, david. great football player, great athlete. he was a trump supporter. he liked trump. when he liked trump, nobody was going to get in his way, right, david? thank you. thank you. how are we doing in the state, david? are we looking good? thank you, i appreciate it. thank you. i think we are looking very good. i think we are looking good all over, in ohio, in north carolina, and south carolina, florida. we just got numbers in florida. we are looking fantastically good. now, sometimes, and they do, they do, they say donald trump, can you imagine if i got a fair press? we're leading without it. if you imagine if these people treated me fairly? the election would be over. have they ever called off an election and just said look, let's go on, four more years. do you really want to drive hem crazy? term, #fourthterm. you will drive them crazy. you have one guy on television, i'm telling you, he's not leaving. he is going to win, then he is not leaving. so in 2024, he won'

this shell petrochemical plant in beaver county, pennsylvania -- i did very well here.d very well. how may points did we win by? does anyone know? i will tell you. i think 28 points, that is a lot. that is against a democrat, or whatever. it is one of the single biggest construction projects in the nation and it made it possible and was possible by clean, affordable, all-american natural gas. powerful, clean, natural gas. and when the wind stops blowing, it doesn't make any difference, does it? unlike those big windmills that destroy everybody's property values, kill all the birds, someday, the environmentalists are going to tell us what is going on with that and all of a sudden, it stops. the wind and the televisions go off. and your wives and husbands say, darling, i want to watch donald trump on television tonight. but the wind stopped blowing and i can't watch. there is no electricity in the house, darling. no, we love natural gas and we love a lot of other things. each of you is taking part in the largest investment in pennsylvania history, the largest in the histo

the beaver colonies have been replaced by rows of the rivers edge., sewage means sometimes a treatment plant. properly treated discharges like this will not harm the water. no treatment this is the sewage flow from one home all the players, and the end product is a off-color blue that stream can accept only in the smallest quantity. the city of this reservoir is lake rockwell located north of ohio. the point where highway 14 crosses the lake is a favorite fishing spot here. they've deposited some of the debris brought down stream. the way to learn they say is by watching. >> there soon destined to leave the river. the artificial lake can impound up to 2 billion 300 million gallons of water. to build a sufficient reserve for city needs. the waters thirst for more than 50 years the city has been expanding a water supply reserve along the watershed. it is at this point that the city extracts its water from the river. as much as 75 million gallons can be pumped out of storage daily. formally after treatment the residue of water pumps into the river and w

. >> beaver, eat your brusselss sprouts. >> i can't. my stomach is in my throat.. >> leave it to beaver was something that a lot of families understood. it's the first show that was ever shot from the perspective of a child. >> beaver. >> most people have had a lot of experiences the beaver or wally had and everyone in their life has an eddy haskell. >> hi, wally. some dumb kid fell in soup. good evening, mr. cleaver. some unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everyone has a moment they knot they'd never get over it, but they did. >> the scene of the 1961 emmy. >> whether it's situation comedy, whether it's a western, whether it's a drama, i think it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> the andy griffith show, mayberry, kinder gentler place, hard not to want to live in mayberry. >> the core of the andy griffith show was the rock of the center of it, calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people that i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. >> there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting, tell the tru

one of the quote i will represent in beat over 2 percent of total us be the experts last year but beaver exports indeed seemed to be the bright spot of american agriculture and last year approaches a record of $8400000000.00 when we put that number into perspective they help given so far on to unit to aid farmers heard by tensions between washington and beijing the usa government has rolled out 2 rounds of trade aid for farmers that's picked it to total around $28000000000.00 and trade that war has hurt sales of wide range of cultural products including fresh fruit and grains and china is at the top market for many of the usa biggest crops and big gene those crops with as a regulation to try so far and of course was as we know soybeans also hit especially hard among those of us if i want to ask you about something else trump said during today's press conference take a listen we were we were. a 25 percent tariff for all mercedes-benz is being w.'s coming into our nation so we appreciate that i'm only kidding. they they started to get a little bit worried. so they a joke about car tariffs

. >> "leave it to beaver." >> the only african-american who played a role on "leave it to beaver" appeared as a maid. >> care for some more punch, boys? >> white, white, white, white, white. >> then came the immigration act of 1965. >> i now declare each of you to be a citizen of the united states. >> america's doors opened to immigrants from new countries. non-western lands. by the 1980s, the white percentage was down about 10 points. >> this land, its people, those are what make america soar. >> immigrants kept coming, even as the white birth rate declined. by the 2000s, the census bureau had news for us. >> minority groups will become the majority in the united states by the year 2043. >> many americans celebrated the new diversity. but for one group, it was a five alarm fire. >> white power. >> we have to understand a sense of emergency as animating this movement. because all of this is about anr to the future. >> there are plenty of white people. they deserve a future, not to be simply melted away in this multiracial mishmash that they did not choose. >> jared taylor man is a white na

she was laughing tuesday night on beaver lane. investigation continues into how she died. >>> that is a brief look at some of the top stories that we are working on. stomach it is no surprise that the home will come with an astronomical price tag. but right now, they are so high in san francisco that mainly workers have gobs of money. they are working for those bigger places to live. joined by the google marketing manager planning to leave the bay area and the reason i thought that these ideas of be nice to have you on you have been tweeting and blogging about this for a while and people have been looking at your tweet you've even got a national magazine to write about. my leaving? >> it is a myriad of factors. price is just one of them. my wife and i walking our dog around the neighborhood almost stepped on needles. she's almost been attacked you just ran a segment of somebody walking down market treatment shooting. there's a lot of issues and to pay some of the highest housing cost to live next to those issues like it's not the

. >>> the united states department of agriculture agreed to stop killing california beavers. it filed a lawsuit in may accusing the wildlife services program of violating the end dangered species act through killing of beavers and removal of their dams. >>> the oakland zoo changed the parking policy to try and cut down on congestion at the entrance. guests will need to take a parking ticket out of a more as they come onto the property. visitors can pay the $10 fee at the booth or as they leave the zoo instead of paying before entering the lot. neighbors complain of congestion and the spike in traffic after the opening of the california trail exhibit. >>> the oakland raids announced a naming agreement for the stadium this lavegas. the ceremony was held yesterday to celebrate the placement of the last major steel beam on the nearly $2 billion stadium. it was signed by the team along with others based airline alleanights is ma when does a topping out ceremony turn in to a naming rights celebration? only in las vegas. here we are, allegiant stadium. >> the stadium will be complet

her body found submerged in the water behind a home on beaver lane last night. same block on which she lived. police say 53-year-old disappeared tuesday after going outside to water her plants. her husband reported her missing that evening. it is not clear if the home she was found behind belong to her. the cause of her death is under investigation. >>> crime is going high-tech in the bay area. vallejo police are warning the public about a new way that thieves can break into your car a signal jammer was confiscated by a burglar caught in the act. the device can block your key fob from locking your car. the signal jammer's will block any noise generated from a key fob. if you lock your car and hear nothing you need to lock your dart car again. >>> san francisco getting so shops are shelling out money to hire off-duty police officers. from the salesforce tower this stores in union square off- duty's office is working overtime is private security guards. part of a special arrangement with the city. it cost up to $1000 a day. businesses are saying it helps to have a

he's visiting a petrochemicals plant under construction there which will bring jobs to beaver county,t of the state critical to his 2016 hand. on the one hand this is the president blinking. he said this was a big deal and these tariffs would go into effect. on the other hand he said china called and wants to get back to the table so we really don't know is it a blink, a retreat that in the long run is a good thing or is it a retreat that is largely for domestic political purposes here in the united states? >> well, we know it is at least the latter. there are two kind of buzz words that guide how we should think about this. one is election and the other is recession. the president is worried about the second and intent on winning the first. since the beginning of his presidency he has used this tension with china as a lever to show that he could be tough on foreign policy, to show that he was different than president obama. he has had the advantage of a really strong economy to allow him to do some of these things. all of a sudden you look at these numbers. trouble in manufacturing,

. >> that would be unfortunate especially for a planned fun day at the lake, beaver lake in arkansas.re we go. >> this young guy jumps in with his snorkel. takes a peek around. >> i can't see anything, so we may have to wing it. >> just wing it. >> wing right? >> the gang starts to gather on the lakeside. they rake away some leaves. a few other guys bring in the ramp ramps. >> he was in the water testing out how deep it is, he's like let's wing it? >> you're young, you feel it, you're looking to have fun. a couple of high-fives. >> what's up >> they have the ladies there. they're trying to impress the ladies with their knowledge of physics or lack thereof. >> it's time to test this thing out. >> there we go. >> yeah, man. >> we got dudes, we got babies. >> life jackets and stuff? >> they thought all of this out. you don't want to have to go diving for the bike. so they run it again and again and again. >> this is nothing more than a bunch of people having a darn good time. >>> growing up and going through your teens, early 20s, early adults, it wasn't hard enough. for emily those year

out to water her plants. 53-year-old ching "ping" chen was found in the water behind a home near beaver lane and discovery bay in the cause of death is under investigation. >>> richman police are investigating a shooting death on the 500 block of 18th street that happened last night when officers found a man unresponsive and suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. the victim succumbed to his injuries and so far, no motive or suspect. >>> police in san rafael arrested a man suspicious of stealing a bowl boat for a midnight row. witness reported seeing the suspect row the boat away from the dock and then 25 minutes later, they found four suspects trying to hide the vessel at 240 canal street. one was arrested and three others detained and released. the boat is now back with its owner. >>> san mateo deputies arrested a former youth swim team photographer again. he is now accused of 20 incidents of sexual assault. randolph halterman was rearrested yesterday at his home in menlo park and police said since the initial arrest in july, six people have come forward to say that he abused them and

which is our independence day to be a day of solidarity with the media's on both sides of the sea and beaver announced the 15th of august is going to be a black to be observed by a committee isn't pakistanis all over the world in every capital they will be standing shoulder to shoulder with their brothers and sisters what are your biggest fear is and what is the hope that you have that pakistan's version of events pakistan's what pakistan's point of view is is going to be heard and it will prevail my biggest fear is. the. the genocide. that can take place on the inside of which we have no evidence. open up open up. here did anybody stop you you went to the elysee you make people you into a will they allow you that.

cnn obtaining this memo sent to shell union workers at the beaver creek, pennsylvania, plant, ahead of trump's tuesday visit. and the memo was written by a contractor for shell, we're told. it reads in part, no yelling, shouting, protesting, or anything viewed as resistance will be tolerated at the event. those who are not in attendance will not receive overtime pay on friday. to be clear, trump and his team did not write this memo. also i want to remind you, trump's speech on tuesday was billed as an official white house event, not a campaign rally for his re-election bid. but the president did directly mention the shell plant. >> i love the unions, and i love the workers. and you know when i built buildings in new york, i belt them exclusively with unions. people don't understand that. [ cheers ] i was exclusive. this shell petrochemical plant in beaver county, pennsylvania -- did very well here -- we did very well. how many points did we win by? does anybody know? >> let's get right to cnn's kristen holmes in berkeley heights, new jersey, near the president's bedminster golf resort.

when he showed up in beaver county and saw a chemical plant he was, like, "this is definitely not whatught it was." [ laughter ] [ applause ] actually, trump was excited to visit the shell chemical plant, because shell chemical is his brand of hairspray >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter and applause "here's the shell. and i can take it off. [ laughter ] and then it hovers over my bald head." i saw that joe biden got another endorsement last night this time from a former new hampshire congressman. check it out >> another top democrat in new hampshire is t support behind joe biden in the first in the nation primary. former congressman and ambassador dick swett. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: who -- who told him that he shouldn't go by the name richard swett i mean, you know [ laughter ] friends like that, you know. [ light laughter ] >> steve: aw >> jimmy: pete buttigieg was upset about the endorsement. in fact, he had to throw away all of his campaign posters that said butti swett 2020 [ laughter ] >> steve: really >> jimmy: butti swett. ♪ butti swett that butti

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. >>> the united states department of agriculture has agreed to stop killing california beavers.he lawsuit accused the department's controversial wildlife services program of violating the endangered species act. they have shot and killed hundreds of beaters in habitats across the united states. >>> and guests will need to take a parking ticket out of the machine as they come onto the zoo property. visitors will then pay the $10 parking fee at the admission booth. or as they leave the zoo. right now, they have been paying before they enter the parking lot. and that causes major backups on golf links and onto 580. this comes as neighbors complain of congestion and spike in traffic with the new trail exhibit. >>> it's a tuesday morning that feels like a monday, sal, trafficwise, doesn't it? >> yeah. and one of the things about today is that the bay bridge and some of these commutes have been artificially stimulated by things that have happened. some commutes might be lighter if it wasn't for the crashes. for example, 880 is now getting lighter again. as you drive past the coliseum.

she was last seen on tuesday night after her home on beach -- at her home on beaver lane and discovery bay. they are using search dogs and a drone and a marine patrol unit to try to find her. area is surrounded by water. she is asian with brown hair and blond highlights and is 4'11" and weighs 88 pounds. >>> the new jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial still hasn't reached a verdict. as henry lee tells us, now the jury is getting a break that will continue until after labor day. >> reporter: still no verdict in the ghost ship trial. a new jury is starting all over after three women were booted from the panel for misconduct. so the waiting game continues. >> everybody at this point is tired together. >> reporter: the defense attorneys say they are grateful that the jury is moving on. >> every juror that was selected for this case, sitting alternates, on this jury or not are heros. >> reporter: those jurors may be there because others ignored their summons, scared of missing time from their families and work. >> it's a major sacrifice for the jurors. they are -- they are trying to do t

the couple's home is on beaver lane. sky 7 flew over it this afternoon and saw a search boat daukd behind the house. officials say she was last seen wearing a light green tank top, green shortsen an pink an sandals. >> thefts caught on camera and two different hair sal plonz the victims believe it's the same woman striking twice. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz has more of the surveillance videos. >> reporter:ply when i go to a hair salon, i re-lach, put my purse down, start chatting with the stylist. this story might make you more cautious next time. two different hair salons one here in walnut creek that asked us not to say its name have been the target of thefts. both were caught on camera. it started earlier this month. a woman seen in this surveillance video walked into a hair salon in walnut creek, went straight into the employee break room and stole her purse. >> she walks in. she stands near the restroom for a minute, waits for me to walk my client up to the fronts and she runs in and out. >> reporter: inside her l

her body was then found wednesday night right there behind her home in the water on beaver lane. police are investigating what happened to her. well to the south and now san jose police are investigating a hit and run that killed a man near san jose state university we told you about this story yesterday we broke it yesterday on the kron 00:04am morning news. kron four's michelle kingston has the latest trade put. >>together the pieces of the puzzle with little bits of evidence. >>san jose police are investigating their 29th fatal collision and their 12 vehicle burst pedestrian fatal crash bash of the year a man's body was found in the middle of the road around 2 45 thursday morning near the san fernando and so forth streets near san jose state university downtown if if the suspect would have called in 911. >>with the person be alive today. you know part of that for the question we have right now is did it happen it was reported at 2.45, but we really at this time haven't been able to determine when the the collision occurred investigators are trying to figure out exactly what ha

announcer: with me now is the hell reporter olivia beavers. hill reporter, olivia beavers.

traditional family there is a big between 2019 and even 1900 much more than 950 we are not leave it to beaver anymore what a traditional family is and i think that's where maybe a loophole is there when you sure my original family is probably a lot like the rest of people that i'm surrounded by do you think we're really grateful to you is this something that you know are we just changing the definitions of things are we saying look at not it's not that big of a deal if families are a little different if women have different roles or so i think that could be and i think it also takes different stereotypes into play and you have to question ok what are these different backgrounds what you know what went into their decision making and are they impacted by the porn that they're watching or that they're super fan of and may impact them differently than the classic studies that we've seen which are to say that it would make men more violent or more aggressive or that sort of thing but i also think it talks about the conversation women are now having modern day about sex i mean normally i'd be embar

talked about, when these trade relations are going on and when indigenous peoples are giving items, beaver pelts, buffalo hides, deer skins to these newcomers and newcomers are giving them manufactured goods, that's not just about an economic transaction. what is that about? what is being built? kinship. so the dakota believed they had kinship relations with these newcomers but by 1840s these relations begin to break down. by the 1840s they are lacking in wild game to trade. this is all to the joy of us policymakers because it's part of us policy which we've talked about, to purposely force indigenous peoples into that so they would have nothing left to sell but, everyone can see this, land. so the dakota signed a few treaties including one in 1851 that gave up a large chunk of what is today the state of minnesota leaving them a small sliver of land along the minnesota river. these trees, as many of the treaties were, rife with problems. the dakota would be paid in annuities, yearly payments, but they often would never reach the dakota's. they would go straight into the pockets of traders

a very leave it to beaver type of family. a. that's what we grew up with and so the values i always felt secure, loved unconditionally. my parents gave that to me, that gift. so i sort of reached back to what i knew and what i had growing up as a young girl knowing how secure my appearance made me feel. when we got married i have been teaching. i wanted to establish myself as their mom into one of the things i did, i was going to volunteer in their school and they were so proud. they always felt secure and loved and came along and they never doubted it was just a loving family at the un chapel that was so funny we went to get a marriage license and we knew nobody recognized joe. [laughter] they wanted me to have it and it was just ever so thoughtful and loving and store the you talk about finding your voice. you start off by talking about how you are an introvert nationallnaturally and public sg doesn't come naturally which is hard for me to believe. [laughter] i'm curious if you can tell us all a little bit because you have obv

reporter: it's been nearly 24 hours since the 53-year-old woman was last seen working in her yard on beaver lane in discovery bay. investigators say there is no sign of foul play, but so far no sign of what happened to her either. >> my heart is just at the bottom of my stomach right now. >> reporter: that's how folks in discovery bay are feeling as search and rescue teams scour the delta, looking for their missing neighbor, ping chen. >> the neighbor on the other side saw her down on the dock cleaning the spider webs off the boat cover, and my heart just sank, because ping can't swim. >> reporter: chen's husband reported her missing last night after she went outside to water the plants and never returned. next door neighbor david witte says chen is always outsideal s husband recently got sick. >> she's been doing, picking up some of the slack and doing the chores around the house. i see her washing the cars and working her buth oft off. >> reporter: a marine unit has been using sonar to look below the water's surface and sniff dogs. >> officers are currently searching for a missing person.

announcer: with me is the hill reporter olivia beaver's on wednesday, september 4, the house judiciary committee is holding a markup of anti-gun violence legislation. what is driving jerry nadler to call the committee back to take up these gun bills a week before the

my side is all three stories, with the exception of the corner of beaver street, which is on an apartment building, it's on a corner, which makes sense? you can see here, there's a slightly -- >> can you raise the photo up? >> so you can see where the windows are across the street. that's an apartment building that is four stories. the elevation that goes down there, right, it's a little bit lower than it is on this side, right? so that's what i mean by it's going to be out of proportion with -- with the existing buildings. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner honda: i have a question, too, sir. so when someone plans to go beyond the original footprint, 311 plans are required to 150 foot birds eye neighbors. so before you got that, you planned to respond to that? >> i planned to that, but believe they're required to reach out to neighbors closer than that. >> so generally, there was a preplanning meeting. so now, we get to the 311. and what kept you from filing a discretionary review? >> 311, i received and i contacted d.p.w. on more than one occasion. they never called me back. i've been

look at the photograph of the 53-year-old last seen tuesday night in discovery bay at her home on beaver lane. search dogs and aerial drone and a marine patrol unit are part this big search for her and that area is surrounded by water. she is asian with brown hair and blond highlights. she is 4'11" and weighs 88 pounds. >>> the new jury in the ghost ship warehouse trial reaching a verdict. they are charged with 36 counts of manslaughter in connection with the deadly warehouse fire. the jury had to be restarted this week after three women were remove from the panel for misconduct. yesterday was the last day for nearly two weeks. the judge is giving them time off and they are scheduled to be back to the courthouse the tuesday after labor day. >>> today a man accused of sexually assaulting children when he worked as a photographer for south swim teams is due in a county court. the 57-year-old was first arrested last month,  suspected of molesting at least three boys in cases that went back as far as 1987. now investigators say that six more victim its have come forward and he is facing mo

of them are arrested in walmart where as just a few years ago, a young man goes into a walmart in beaver creek, ohio, a young african-american man. he is shopping for a bb gun. a white male calls the police on him, and he is killed. he is gunned down. all of this, i believe, is a result of the president's rhetoric, and he has to be called out on it every single day because lives are at stake. you can't go to church and be safe, you cannot go to a synagogue and be safe, you cannot go to a movie and be safe, you can't shop at walmart for school supplies and be safe. the administration separates children from their families, the administration arrests undocumented workers at factories but does not do anything whatsoever to the people who hire them illegally. there is an attack on black and brown people in this country, and the simple thing for the patriot to do is to vote and to call it out every time we see it. >> and to anni karni, into this out of the atmosphere flies a story out of nowhere, jeffrey epstein has died in his prison cell here in new york. it's a tragic story for all the vic

the sheriff's office spokesman says chance has been flagged down a deputy outside his home in beaver lane at 9.22 about 2 and a half hours leader, he told the deputy she went out to water the plants in never returned we've seen much more of a presence of definitely more than the average day in discovery bay. >>and then also we've seen on a lot of ac ivity with the arch marine patrol in a search and rescue team but have not been able to locate chen around 3 on wednesday afternoon kron 4 saw seal marine leave the discovery bay yacht harbor and head toward the bay behind chance home. >>you know they had a vote a rescue boat that was when driving they came down when they determined are they are here. >>chan is 53 years old about 4 feet 11 inches tall and about 88 pounds she was last seen wearing a light green tank top green shorts and pink sandals if you have any information you're asked to contact the sheriff's office i think everybody's praying for an outcome of her just safe at home with her family in discovery bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news in the south bay racist an anti immigra

extraordinary from the kkk rallies to the rally to what happened in the tornado in trotwood and here and in beaverer you talking to senator portman about, what b what you did today and whether or not you two will work together on trying to make the change? >> rob and i didn't talk substance about about these issues. we talked for a moment about our work on pensions. it wasn't a time to spend a lot of time talking to each other. we have a good relationship. we differ on the issue of guns. we hope we can find some common grounds on this, but so far we haven't. and let's leave it at that. >> mayor, what can you tell us about what you will tell people about the oregon district in terms of suburbs, in terms of people being willing to go back there after this, you know, the next few days and the coverage dies down? >> we want people to come. this is a local spot. these are local business owners with local restaurants, so we want people to come and really support the district. we'll be having some activities over the coming months for people to come down in larger form. we'll hear more about that later. th

cnn obtained the memo that was sent to some shell union workers at the beaver creek plant in pennsylvania. it includes these words. no yellowing, shouting, protesting, or anything viewed as resistance will be tolerated at the event. those not at the event will not receive ove pay on friday. workers who showed up had to be there at 7:00 a.m. to scan their i.d. cards and had to be prepared to stand for hours. the time commitment included the lunch hour but no lunch was provided. the event was at 2:00 p.m. no one on the trump team wrote this memo, we're told. but we're not sure who did, because shell insists it didn't come from them either. cnn's kristen holmes is in berkeley heights, new jersey, near the president's bedminster estate. kristen, what is shell saying about all this? >> reporter: ana, that's right, they're denying they wrote the memo. i want to note here they're taking particular issue with that line you read about protesting, saying any language about worker conduct did not come from the company. but when it came to that overtime section, it was a bit of a different story. her

how big of an event without beaver financial markets?ve already seen some affect, but i'm wondering what does that worst-case scenario look like on the s&p? stephen: i'm not going to venture a guess. it is not a development that is even remotely factored in to the valuation of the u.s. or other major financial centers around the world. qualify as one of the darkest of black swans we have seen in a long time, it's the pla were to move in to the streets of hong kong. let us hope that does not happen. right now i think the important thing to keep in mind is that the chinese government, the beijing-based chinese government has exercised great restraint in the face of these actions. was in theirty overall administrative and governance purview falls into then theyanarchy, certainly would have to consider altering their posture. the consequence of that, depending on what they do, could be serious. bill is still with us in washington. who will determine the u.s. response? well be the president or will congress have a voice in this story? bill: c

her husband reported her missing from their home on beaver lane, an area surrounded by water. chen is described as feet -- anyone with information to call the contra costa county sheriffs department. >> and it was incredible seen him market street intense dystopic gunshots and people running for cover. no one was hit. the whole incident was caught on camera. rob roth talk to the woman who reported the gunman as he was shooting . >> -- >> reporter: 40 seconds of terror on market street tuesday captured on cell phone video. >> -- >> reporter: gunshots . >> people scrambling in fear and the gunman firing away well running, one person was injured. >> bang, bang, bang and there he is. oh, dear god, i've got to run right now and there i go. i'm running . >> this woman taught that video . >> scared out of my mind. that's why eventually i ducked and covered and ran like everybody else . >> she says she shared her video with san francisco police . >> it pretty much stirs the senses to see someone with reckless abandonment, shooting a gun . >> police say the apparent altercation led up

the couple lives in a home in the 2500 block of beaver line, an area surrounded by water. >>> a number of solar panels caught fire on a roof in haywood this morning. the fire was reported at 10:30 pm at a large commercial building on gemstar road off at whatever you. dozens of firefighters responded to the scene. guy fox was overhead as crews worked to put the fire out. the cause of the fire is under investigation. walmart is filing a lawsuit against tesla after its rooftop solar panels caught fire at several locations. walmart is suing elon musk company for gross let negligence, breach of contract and failure to meet industry standards. walmart says tesla's sent inspectors who "lacked basic solar training and knowledge. they claim this resulted in fires at 7 walmart stores in california, maryland and ohio. the pair teamed up in 2018 to bring sun powered technology to more than 240 walmart locations. >>> there are a lot of issues around firefighters and how they respond" issues, etc. so i suspect that consumers are going to become very, very concerned about this and at least going to s

they found her body wednesday night in the water behind her home on beaver lane. police are investigating what happened was there foul play on the peninsula. police arrested 2 people for us after ing in pacifica they arrested rudy rivera and mercy sandoval and they think there were more people involved in this organized crime reigning they say that they still about $70,000 worth of expensive items lap tops high and cameras and handbags and police are going to deliver 4 people they're looking for. the man convicted of hitting an sfpd bicycle officer with a car will serve more than 12 years in prison. that was the sentence handed down for 51 year old willie flanagan for hitting officer elio lou untangle in october of 2017 and that's him right there flanagan was driving a stolen suv went through a construction zone at 40 miles an hour. then into a parking garage where he hit. the officer on his bicycle and that bicycle officer suffered permanent brain damage. >>less than 2 weeks after a woman was attacked outside of her san francisco condo another man now has been at

she was last seen on tuesday night at her home on beaver lane in discovery bay. the area is surrounded by water and the sheriff's department said its dive team found her body submerged in water right near her home. authorities haven't identified the cause of death. >>> two alarm fire that broke out in a san jose laundry room is under control. san jose fire department sent out these pictures of the scene today. the first floor of the hotel was evacuated. no reports of any injuries. >>> firefighters spent the overnight hours watching for hot spots after a grass fire burned an area just west of 580. it started just after five last night in the area of patterson pass and midway. warm, dry, breezy conditions helped fuel this fire but crews managed to contain the flames in just about an hour. 140 acres burned. in the north bay highway 101 is back open after several grass fires. the first was reported around 5:30 it. was burning alongside the southbound lanes of shiloh. fire crews say there were as many as seven different spot fires. >>> a man accused of sexually assaul