but we were stop in the senate by the coal industry for this and other reasons i am so grateful to berg with the coal initiative working with the sierra club that is so essential. [applause] as californians we are exceptionally proud of governor jerry brown. [applause] and his brilliant strategy and a champion to preserve the planet for future generations. decades ago he recognized early that we collectively face a grim future with rising oceans . . . .

they were all 18-year-old and from pittion berg. they are -- pitts berg. they were all 18 years old. no one was injured. no word on a motive. >>> a cal train hit a car in menlo park. it was at the ravens wood -- avenue crossing. no word on how serious the driver was injured. traffic was stopped in both directions. >>> the board of center visors -- supervisors voted to hold millions in funding after problems at the trans force transit center. it would have gone for new rail lines. the executive director says withholding funds will slow the project down and lead to added costs. >> it's critical we keep moving forward while discussing other concerns. >> today's vote comes a month after cracks were found in two steel beams causing the closure of the transit center. >>> there's more trouble for the mill earnial -- mill earnial tower. there's glass between the 9th and 10th floors. it's not clear what's caused the crack but window washers have been aware for two years. >> now to tonight's megamillion drawers with the prize $1.6 billion. the largest jackpot ever.

and ariana berg a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. jim, anytime you've been on i've listened carefully. you've taught me over the years that every criminal eventually makes a mistake. we are thankful this criminal made apparently more than one. if there's a strange blessing to any of this, he left us with so much to go on. they had over a dozen pieces of hardware spread out in a lab to go over with a fine tooth comb, correct? >> that's right. he was better at leaving evidence than he was at making bombs, and you know, looking at that van, i mean, i'm reminded of churchhill's quote, a fanatic is a guy who can't stop talking and won't change the subject. you can just see inside the mind of this guy. he's a fanatic about this topic, and he wanted to go after his targets. so yes, a treasure-trove of evidence, lots of fingerprints. was it a fingerprint really that broke the case. they were able to get a latent print off the envelope, likely ran it through the system, got a hit on his arrest, dna off a couple of ied parts inside the envelop

from hand of a captain but i'm on time i within an hour played alfredsson bogus and extended hours berg's leave with the six spot kick of his been mislead korea i. ten minutes later. however back in the game with a spectacular strike from distance i but it wasn't to be any more than a consolation with just six points from nine games hanover remain deep in the bottom half of the table. as to stuttgart they gave themselves a mountain to climb against hoffenheim when the media are no ensue us all ready for this challenge after just eight minutes. it took. and i'm until after half time to make their numbers counts joshua greenwich with the open on forty eight minutes off to some spectacular working to build up by the snails. shortly afterwards pretty time provider setting up brazilian forward juggling tone for his secondly of the season. hoffenheim continued to control the game to counter i check both for deal with the for. things got worse still for story got to do with his second after a disastrous defensive mistake by christian there are. four goals in just twelve second half minutes for h

rectangular shaped iceberg floating off the marsh since sea ice shelf in arctica scientists say the ice bergs sharp angles and usually flat surface are an indication that it had probably only recently broken off. it is a showdown over money and creating new debt the european commission today formally rejected italy's twenty nineteen budget for breaching e.u. budget rules this is the first time the european commission has taken such a drastic step now rome will be given another three weeks to reconsider and to revise its spending plans at over two trillion euros if. these national debt is the highest in the european union now that is one hundred thirty percent of gross domestic product in italy and there are fears that any increase could unleash another euro crisis italy says it is willing to talk but the populace government says the economy needs a boost so it is sticking to its plans to triple public spending next year. italy's leaders may be somewhat surprised that the hard line but now prime minister becomes he and his two deputies have three weeks to reconsider their budget plans for next

from hand of a captain by the man on top i with an hour played out for him bogus and extended hours berg's leave with the six spot kick of his been mostly good career i . ten minutes later who brought over back in the game with a spectacular strike from distance i but it wasn't to be any more than a consolation with just six points from nine games hanover remain deep in the bottom half of the table. as gods they gave themselves a mountain to climb to get tough on him when he threw us to upgrade for this challenge after just eight minutes. it took off and i'm until after how time to make the numbers counts joshua bring that with the opener on forty eight minutes after some spectacular working to build up by the smells. shortly afterwards bring the provider setting up brazilian food generally in time for his secondly goal of the season. hoffenheim continued to control the game to counter the shock both for dealing with the. things got worse still forced to go out for day with the second after a disastrous defensive mistake by christian. for goals in just twenty second tough minutes for half

. ♪ berg. ♪ haidi: welcome back to bloomberg television.come listeners on bloomberg radio around the world. after the release of the jobs report, the new york fed chief tom williams said the u.s. economy is enjoying the goldilocks economy. the recent rise in bond yields affects the outlook instead of any allowed inflation. let's bring in another perspective. this is the president from st. louis fed bank. great to have you. do you agree with the recent rout in the bond market? i don't see very much inflation pressure for the u.s. economy. the u.s. is growing pretty rapidly now, but that is likely to slow down in 2019. bond market overall knows that and has that in mind. at this, almost existential conundrum of why wages are moving in the relationship we expect them to. this is really painting the picture that despite the difficulty in providing quality labor for small businesses, this is an issue the fed wage growth tracker continues to look sluggish. suggested thel wage labor market relationship has flattened out. you think it has broken do

norm berg's defense all at sea. the mauling continued in the second segment so with his second. unfairness put the icing on the cake to make it six. what a school night let's all take a look at the bundesliga standings now and don't want us to lie on top after winning in dramatic fashion against alex but on saturday behind the leaders there's that lives this year just still got back and then braman by an away down in sixth off to back to back defeats the bines top of the season with seven straight victories but they haven't managed another win in their last four matches including a three they told us to got back over the weekend this week's rate for an international player like germany against netherlands may come at a perfect time by him. but not as a smith we're all working hard to ensure we deliver results again and applying culture that is expected a. lot that with that in this proposed off the international break it's full steam ahead where highly motivated to get things moving in the right direction. that will often by end of wrapping up this edition of the w's more coming

site a perfectly rectangular iceberg is floating off the larson sea ice shelf scientists say the ice bergsrare shape and sharp angles show it is likely to have broken off just recently a larson sea ice shelf is one of several that stretch along the coast of antarctica both shelves a and b. have disintegrated in recent decades likely due to rising global temperatures and scientists believe the ice shelves had been around for at least the past ten thousand years. right now looking ahead to wednesday's champions league action worser dortmund are gearing up for a top of the group clash against spanish giants atletico madrid the five side are one of europe's clubs in top form as the moment after their blistering start to the going to sleep campaign. it's not a bad time to be at dortmund fact results are good as the team prepares for a showdown against one of europe's top teams the hosts have been dominating domestically but coach lucien farber is expecting a huge test against the egger c.b.o.t. side. does even. mexico have been one of the best teams in europe for the last seven or eight years a

eat and just left an assignment when he was hit by gunfire, he was driving on 17th street near blade berg road when someone opened fire >> we neediz the cits help on this case. individuals travelingg some that period of time. that saw sothing. so if you saw anything, please gives a cl to help us out with this case. >> reporter: captain said the police recovered some surveillance footage from the busy intersection but nothing that's been helpful so far. spread tom's messa of love ando of care. and i don't know how to do that, but i know that my mission is to carry with the p that a very youngkid, who was wiser than his years taught to me. high school in theorthwest ando knew thewe cityll. he was not afraidf it >> he wanted to help the most disadvantaged, the mostneedy people out there and while we've suffered a tremendous loss, the world suffered a tremendous loss because we need more people like that out there. he feels like he has to be anl advocate for change. he is justot n sure exactly what that is. there's a 5,000 reward for information this case. the police need more help. lauren? .

ron brownstein, rebecca berg, thanks to both of you. appreciate it. >>> u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo sits down with north korean leader kim jong-un. where does the denuclearization process stand and could there be a second nuclear summit on the table? ♪ hungry eyes ♪ one look at you and i can't disguise ♪ ♪ i've got hungry eyes applebee's new 3-course meal starting at $11.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ithe most highly recommended bed in america just got better. introducing the all-new, reinvented tempur-pedic. designed with the most pressure relieving material we've ever created. for your most rejuvenating sleep. find your exclusive retailer today at tempurpedic.com when it comes to making bones stronger, are you headed in the right direction? we are. we have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture. so with our doctors we chose prolia®. to help make our bones stronger. only prolia® helps strengthen bones by stopping cells that damage them with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, ar

at the ministry of economy and in charge of the case the partial nationalisation driven by wanted berg vanishes with him now seems free to sell its whole energy business. what might the consequences of that purchase be for fifty years france has invested in nuclear power and now has fifty eight reactors producing seventy five percent of the country's energy those plants therefore represent three quarters of french power production each reactor has two main parts first the nuclear reactor designed by a river that's the part that involves radioactivity the second referred to as the conventional part and manufactured by allstar is built around the famous arab el turbine the plants are operated by e.t.f. and through those three companies france once enjoyed the rare privilege of a comprehensive nuclear industry but that energy autonomy is now in question. and in one controlled manner to secure it in as your nose will upon nuclear. but by digital crucial do you know the last you know nuclear bomb gallup more cultural world tell it or if it's legal it has enough you don't hear of it because

taya berg --is a senior at fruita monument, who posted the altercation online involving a student andeacher. while district 51 has not identified the teacher, several students at the school have told krex 5 news it is billy johnson. he is part of the school's junior leadership corp club that has since taken down their online content. since the video was posted, taya says fruita monument's principal todd mcclaskey called and asked her to remove it from social media. "he asked me to take down the video and i said 'no' and i don't want to, like i think it's important that it's up." the school has not confirmed the princpial called berg, however d51 released a statement saying: "the district was immediately notified of the incident and the teacher has not been at school since wednesday. the teacher is on leave pending the results of an ongoing investigation. no further information can be released at this time to ensure that the results of the open and active investigation are accurate. the results of the investigation will help the district decide if further disciplinary action is needed,

clyde berg is his name. sir, thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome, chris. >> you know, when we found you, we had been looking into this idea of botched, it's such an innocuous way to look at something so horrible. but it's not that odd if it's looking at a practice that they do often. and that it's something that they usually get right. and this time went wrong. you know that to be the reality. how? >> well, i met prince sultan bin turkey in boston, actually, i'm an attorney in boston,actually it was 2012, and he was here since 2010. he had been hospitalized for the a vie and flu and came from saudi arabia to the boston general hospital on and off with a brief visit back to saudi arabia, he was here for nearly five years. >> okay. >> in various hospitals. so when i got to know him, got to represent him, he told me about an abduction that had occurred in geneva, excuse me, yeah, in geneva in 2003. >> of him? >> in june of 2003. of him. >> why? >> because he felt he didn't have a lot to live for. at tha

abigale span berge are in a statistil tie. jimmy carter is getting out to vote.e doesn't want just stacy abrams, but brian kim to resign completely and he's not alone. >> this is a very important election. not only to the future of georgia butth to future of the whole and we need stacy abrams as governor of georgia. >> the comedian andig actorht there will farrell campaigned door to door for stacy abrams and gave his officialpih, this was posted on g theeorgia democrat twitter account. p the ower wasn't just in georgia. >> go out and go >> [cheers and applause] >> travis scott endorsed bay toe ce.ourke in the state senatera he posed with him and thanked them. question all the celebri campaigning actually making a difference? a new poll by the institute of politics at harvard university kennedy school of government d foun40% under the age of 30 say they will vote in the mid-terms, but in 2014 only 26% said they will definitely vote in the mid-term election >> bridget baumann joins use i think eve has their own interpretation of celebrities. let's put that aside. o

out toward antioch in bret berg, hayward 76, san francisco 68. lower 80s for santa rosa and nevada. temperatures close to the 80- degree mark and we will revisit these once again to reinforce our message with san jose upper 70s. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast in temperatures, maybe a bump in the numbers as we head toward friday. >>> the time is now 4:50 a.m. bus crash caused traffic jams all day long and new video the moment the bus went over the center divider. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." 4:52 a.m. lucas -- look at this. a crash on a freeway right there . it injured 40 people. dashcam in van nuys called the moment the bus lost control on sunday. just before the crash the truck could be seen cutting in front and slamming on its brakes. the bus careened across traffic and crashed through the center divider. investigation of the bus crash continues. >>> there is a warning from the oakland zoo after man was seen climbing over a protective -- protective barrier outside the tiger cages. ktv you cristina rendon has more. >> reporter: at the oakland zoo if you follow

jet berg. go up in this academic environment. and i got to him one day and i said what the hell did you do that for? you could've gone through rotc at harvard. >> he said i was not about to lead american soldiers in combat and stand up in front of them to tell them i went through some blank program at harvard. had youou realize failed out of ocs or had not made the grade, you would be sent to vietnam as an infantry meant -- infantrymen. never my case.s and he was right. i spoke with several officers in vietnam and my father went through ocs in the second world war. the program was designed to produce a lot of leaders fast. in the affinity they have for the army, because they came in through the army program, is very good. copleyan officer named j -- jay copley and he was an ocs product. he had been wounded severely on his first tour. so severely they thought he died. that, hegot through came to our unit in 69, and never mentioned the previous experience. he was one of the most -- company comman

the ceo of boeing, dennis mullen berg, is my be special guest.orning on the fox news channel for sunday morning futures. catch the program live, 10 a.m. eastern on sunday. plus, tune in weekdays right here on fox business at six a.m. eastern for mornings with mafia. set -- with maria. be sure to follow this program on facebook, twitter and instagram, get the latest videos and pictures from the program. that >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives were destroyed from coast to coast as the economy tanked. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. so we headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties y

[crowd boos] i think it's when will people berg said, what is the deep steak and who is in charge? [laughter] that's when the wheels fell off the wagon. the first segment was pretty good. the second was not so good. but it is fine. i don't really care but was a micro problem. if all goes on in this country everyday. when the left tries to shut down the right. you are not allowed to speak. you're not allowed to say something that is pro- trump, pro- american, pro- american flag, pro- law and order, anticrime, i don't know what happened. what happened to america? my father, a veteran of world war two, he was on the first shift to sake, he sold the bloom. he died very young. he had cancer. my grandfather was in world war two also. we believe in america and we

still me get my place means that are you that stone in will meet you said and then you are no man to berg seems helpless against the general electric machine backed by major banks law firms and communications specialists the fight already seems to be lost on the program. now this unit has a dentist as soon as tim but in a dramatic twist the minister pulls a new weapon from his pocket and invites himself to the negotiating table you know now to take home one book on the. key. no i said not a place probably as most petitions he has termed don't through could a city of it would let us to proceed you know the policy and they have no trust on cuz folks on do not really clichy did nationale if. this is all tal. old place only only could say we don't do that. says in a comp we don't want. them to numb the two as you've determined you to know it good person if you can are no one to book had achieved an incredible act of sheer force he had transformed the general electric alstom pairing into a tripartite partnership with the french state in areas of renewable energy and nuclear power it appeared t

on the throne under st paul says are no mountain berg and however been questioning patrick grown over his intentions for months with his back to the wall his reaction is a media and a particularly strong among who. and. in a cover care but take on those who go the peaks internet mean that you own the best you have as at above it to some to moan a can do not on the vine unless you it took you know what or fifty years out they are but all crazy don't do set up cookies did not offer all nationalities in most you buy t. call i don't usually at all she do most solemnly marcelle you small my two did. not mean is totally going to me. as tightly i did take the most old also be all crazy dog jot you know policies really marked the best year of the other no war is declared between the two men and the first battle takes place in a public arena shows on the pleasure it new potential money could own soon. don't succeed to kill it doc accept it as well as you look at local factors means a lot of the you middle falls so long you had the google search on deservedly will do food on them is why storm e

because we're less than a month away from an election zucker berg testified before congress they probably you know put some fire under is rear and maybe he felt that that he had to do to do something and you know it seemed like facebook went after everybody that they perceived as being right of the dial i mean you had almost two hundred thousand followers on facebook what implications this may have had for you and you know. well honestly like facebook has really been hitting our reach pretty hard to the point where like six months ago about i stopped producing content on our website because facebook wasn't giving us that much reach anyway it was getting to the point where you know it really wasn't worth it so it's an i honestly i like i like the attention that this whole thing is bringing to facebook screwing everybody over yeah you know it's so obvious that they hit everybody at once like that it's obviously messed up how do you what qwest face but we're still your account. i'm actually going to put in the appeal tonight it's i haven't heard of anybody having any luck with it so far but

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the ceo of boeing, dennis mullen berg, is my be special guest. fox news channel for sunday morning futures. catch the program live, 10 a.m. eastern on sunday. plus, tune in weekdays right here on fox business at six a.m. eastern for mornings with mafia. set -- with maria. be sure to follow this program on facebook, twitter and instagram, get the latest videos and pictures from the program. that >> a world-famous musician dies and leaves his daughters his prized instrument. >> his love, his treasure, his heart, his voice. >> it's more than 300 years old and could be worth many millions. but this strange inheritance is about more than money. it's about a european countess, a father's legacy, and a huge financial dilemma for his heirs. >> it was very clear to us that he did not want it to be hidden away. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] i'm jamie colby, and i'm on

president you need money to buy the presidency jack you need to pretend to be religious oh but zucker berg is an atheist no way recently he found religion thank goodness turns out it was right under the couch cushions all along. ok so money jack religion jack you need a good social media presence i heard he has a strong facebook page. or all of the facebook pages and then finally you need to pretend to give us about the american people that might be a little harder always to the bird went on a year long listening tour and twenty seven t.v. where he would spread to all of fifty states ok but someone who is truly running for president goes to iowa specifically and he didn't all the way he tore it all it was called. do you visit is a real ten candy kitchen chatting with the mayor i'm not sure if they mean the mayor of the candy kitchen or whatever but still if he were really running for president he would still around him with the dip big partition leaches because the cost of hiring them to soccer burgers like the cost of a pack of skittles oh wait it's just the birds and his wife priscilla c

president you need money to buy the presidency jack you need to pretend to be religious oh but zucker berg is an atheist no wait recently he found religion thank goodness turns out it was right under the couch cushions all along. ok so money jack religion jack you need a good social media presence i heard he has a strong facebook page. or all of the facebook pages and then finally you need to pretend to give us about the american people that might be a little harder always to the bird went on a year long listening tour and twenty seven t.v. where he'd spread to all of fifty states ok but someone who is truly running for president.

news live from berg lead a powerful afghan police commander is killed in a taliban attack just hours before polls are due to open in afghanistan's parliamentary elections. it's seen as a significant victory for the taliban and a major blow to the afghan and the u.s. counter insurgency campaign but the taliban claim that their real target was actually a top u.s. commander. also coming up u.s. president donald trump says the saudis will face full of very severe consequences if it is confirmed that they murdered jamal khashoggi that's as new evidence suggests a link between the journalist alleged killers and the inner circle of saudi arabia's crown prince plus the cameroonian army stands accused of shooting english speaking separatists and leaving their bodies to rot in the streets our reporter challenges the local governor. who complained about the human rights abuses and this is already could get up was going to go great is you're going to address your complaints or you modern thread i'll do this interview. more on the bottle situation in cameroon after the west african nations conten

only 40 degrees right now the culpepper. 42, gaithers berg.ll 50 close to the water in annapolis. going to be a cold night and chilly start to the morning. we're going to stay dry, though. one storm system that came through yesterday, wp towards the northeast, and you can see, our flow still coming out of canada, so, it's a cooler flow here. we're going to see temperatures the cool orning on side. the cool weather has been in place here the last couple of days. but the pattern is changing. again, back to a nice and warm pattern. west.old air back to the denver today in the 70s. tomorrow, they will have snow. for , the cold air stays back to the west, meaning it's allowing a lot of that warm air to come into our area. temperatures climbing rapidly. hello to the 70s. and alyeah, we'reng a storm late week, that will bring the cooler air right backn here r the weekend. but not colder air. 43 tomorrow, that's cold. chilly, a little bit below average in the city. sunrise tomorrow at 7:33. 54 degrees at recess. 61, though, by the time we're pickinds

nikita marciano has performed the latest in a long line of stunts this time riding on an around ice bergs and southwest greenland he said the high salt content made the water sticky and meant it was much more difficult to execute certain jumps they also revealed that falling into the water was no fun there freezing conditions were one problem but there are many icy needles floating around needed extra painful. i know extra pain but also painful right and one of the regs i think that looks like a no deal could be ever closer and that has a lot of implications for business of course they how do you plan when you don't know what's happening next so where does last night's inconclusive summit in brussels leave business and no deal breaks it as we just heard with the united kingdom crashing out of the e.u. by the end of march twenty nine thousand is looking more and more likely a nightmare scenario for companies on both sides of the channel industry representatives a calling on political leaders to stop wasting time and find a workable breaks that solution. germany's federation of industries t

and everything from that but it's a good thought for berg. will be back shortly with more top stories they were. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see that. while give easy val send this to us. and. for unions. the rational. designer of the needy thief. at the new. zuma. should. begin to your good. fortune for the outnumbered a lot about. more than a financial. disease says harlan kentucky. overall in his view of the employees are you going to three families or you know you're. in. a coma any city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone. all the pay rises showed that. these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how finance happened. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an ar

experience so you won't be bombarded by irrelevant ads every time you go online at of guys like mark sucker berg and bill gates went to pay us not to work then what's the problem? we are all made redundant by artificial intelligence anyway. so i will stop here to state what i think is obvious between 75 and 80 million millennial's not all fit this profile there are a bunch in this room former colleagues from the manhattan institute my current colleagues from the wall street journal and if these people end up running the world we can breathe a sigh of relief but the stereotype of the inpatient entitled and ignorant millennial is a stereotype i'm afraid for a reason. the one thing that struck me about the talk was the admonition not to demonize millennial's to say we cannot get through to them if we beat them with contempt but one of the most frequent things that has been observed about millennial's they cannot handle the mildest criticism. they have been interpreted by our generation as nonhostile criticism is interpreted station of demonization. we are stuck. what can we do? the millennial's are