>> bob: the turnover change, brock, in the second half totally changed the game. >> brock: it's a 27-, and redwine in the back field started the fourth down decision. the guts to make that call and you come back, and michael pinckney, as good a play as you will ever see in college football and jeff thomas, hobbled through injury tonight and finishes it off. and that turnover chain, it has heavier this year and it's needed more than ever in the second across the line to the 26 yard line to an eight-yard gain. >> allison: you talked about the turnover change. but the turnovers changed the game and it changes the energy. and it's fascinating how it's been in the seminoles head before the game started. they were talking smack pregame and they continued to yell at fans, where is your chain now, like they breaking the chain off their necks. it is in their head before the game even starts. >> brock: i tell you what else is in their heads and ear lobes and helmet is what that turnover change has meant to this crowd tonight. >> bob: third down and francois, down the sideline. looking back shou

so, alexander had a 0-2 count on brock holt.of an odd jump at first, hesitated, went down to second when that pitch bounced in their. and nunez says he's okay to co 1-0. >> john: i wonder if that changes the strategy at all for nunez, especially what he just went through. and whether or not he can -- punch him over to third, but i think they will try to have a couple crack at it here with bradley on deck. >> joe: eduardo nunez, go-ahead run, chop that to the right side, tough player, and safe! ball gets away, to the plate is holt, red sox on top 2-1! and nunez on his back again as he had to puzzle down the line. that ball was just chopped into that no-man's-land, and the red sox have their first lead of the night. take a look. >> john: trying to figure out, muncy didn't read it, and by not reading it, he put a lot of pressure on the second baseman to get over there because alexander fields it and has it but has nowhere to go with the ball off the bag. amazing. 0-2 to a walk. >> joe: hernandez just could not corral that tossed fr

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kel kelly, first to you, and we understand that the president is meeting now with brock long his femator and other officials on the storm obviously, but nikki haley's rather surprising are resignation effective at the end of the year certain lu opens up a lot of oquestions about her motivation, and who is coming next. i have been told that dina powell is on the short list, and the president then confirmed that yesterday. and first of all, why now? why leaving before the election? >> well, some of the people that i have talk ted to in the republican circles have said that by announcing now, but she will depart her role by the end of the year, she is effectively have served half of the president's term, and that is a considerable a amount of time not unusually short given the larger issues of the pressures f of being a part of the trump administration, and by announcing now, it is before any verdict is rendered by the voters in the midterm election, so if there is any kind of the shake-up or the changes after the mid-terms which is a typical practice for white houses, she would not be s

sam brock has been tracking the case since the beginning. he joins us live in san francisco with this new ruling just made public. sam? >> reporter: janel, good evening. this was absolutely a bit of a shocker. we just got this ruling from judge bolanos. there's a cutoff of 4:30 that just came down at the last minute exactly 60 days after the verdict absolutely at the deadline. it was surprising. all indications we have from the tentative ruling he was going to throw out the punitive damages of $250 million. that is not the case. she's going to reduce the number to $39 million, which is the exact same amount of money that mr. dwayne johnson will be receiving for compensatory damages. that was one big question that was hanging out there. the other one, this is arguably more important s whether or not monsanto is liable in this case. the jury found there was, in fact, a connection between the chemical products in roundup and how mr. johnson, a man from benicia contracted non-hodgkin's lymphoma and the judge will allow that verdict of liability

jennifer brock, who slept in her car, came home with thousands of other evacuees. she says what happened has her fearing for the future. >> kind of scary. this is grandma's house. she has been here for 30 plus years and she just died and we are kind of -- want to keep hold of it. but something like this happening doesn't really make me feel safe. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> this morning, all evacuees are home. chevron will be on the scene for several days to make repairs. and a new perspective of the vault from these infrared images. pittsburg police used a drone outfitted with heat detection equipment to help authorities monitor the situation. at one point, temperatures reached 400 degrees overnight in that vault. >>> time now 4:32. let's check the weekend forecast. >> yeah. finally it's friday. yay! we made it. we are looking at beautiful weather as we head through today and for the weekend. enjoy it. a live look at our "salesforce tower" camera. you can see some patchy fog out there. our temperatures are mainly in the 50s, although santa rosa coming

let's bring in brock long a fema administrator and brock has been in charge of making sure that the damagethe sun is just coming up now. what the big challenge is michael. >> right now gaining access to the hardest hit areas and making sure we are doing everything we can to perform search and rescue. we were able to get search and rescue teams in last night. buff you can only do so much limited search and rescue operations at night fall. so, we were anxious for the sun to come up to be able to fully assess the magnitude of the damage. ainsley: brock, i have some friends who live down there on the coast they have beach houses. they want to go in and access the damage. are they able to go in. >> that's up to local officials. theyable probably holding people out because of the downed power lines and make sure the lines aren't charged. when vu this type of damage mexico beach area that looks to be wiped out, there is hazardous materials around. there is gas lines that are broken. not a safe area. and doing so may put lives in danger. steve: brock, we have seen a lot of the video where it shows

. >> reporter: fema administrator brock long says the images suggest months or years of recovery for the hardest hit area. >> power will be out for weeks and infrastructure is heavily damaged. it takes a long time to put this back. >> we caught up to long after he briefed the president at the white house. >> they're reporting this is one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to hit our country. is that actually a fact? >> well, you know, in this area this would be the most intense hurricane that's struck this area since 1851. >> reporter: fema has about 3,000 employees in the field plus aircraft and search and rescue teams ready to move into both florida and georgia. but with more than 60 severe storms and hurricanes over the last two years, fema is under considerable pressure. is fema stretched thin? >> yes. you start to reach a point where the internal capabilities to manage the day to day activities that we do but the sheer number of disasters, and not just of the sheer numbers, but how intense these disasters have been, it starts to stress the agency. >> we'll get the latest on th

sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> it's an emotional process. thank you, sam. if you want to see the full list compiled by that law firm we just mentioned, we posted it on our website. you can see our web story. just head to nbcbayarea.com. >>> they did nothing wrong, that's what the santa clara county district attorney's office said about two officers who shot and killed a man. and now for the first time we're seeing the moments that led up to the shooting. we want to warn you, the video may be unsettling. >> drop it! drop it! drop it! [ gunshots ] >> this is body camera footage from one of the officers who shot the man. we stopped the video because of its nature. investigators say nguyen suffered from mental illness and showed up at the plant armed with two hatchets, three pipe, seven knives and a sword. the video shows the officers pleading with nguyen to stop but he yells at the officers to shoot him. today a 44-page report cleared the officers of any wrongdoing. >>> the midterm election is two weeks from today and as that day draws closer, so does that mig

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groups and run by david brock whether it the media matters crew or this american bridge crew. at some point is there a time to investigate their 5o1c3 or 501(c)(4) status? is this a legitimate speech or is this targeted harassment? >> look, this gets to the heart of campaign finance reform. we last had that by george w. bush at the beginning of his term and what this has led to is absolute chaos where billionaires can come in and feed these guys. something needs to be done about this? yes. but unfortunately, the republicans, we are not going to get involved in that type of behavior. i think the democrats, until they are trying to listen, they are not going to change. they see this working. they are protesting, the harassment, all of this, they see it as working. i hope it backfires this fall and i think a lot of people slowly waking up to the fact that this is not the type of behavior we should have in our political system. >> laura: you live in a beautiful state. california is a beautiful state. it basically has a super majority democrat-controlled of the state legislature, o

david brock represents everything wrong in politics and i hope we democrats can win constructively andough activities like this.ha shannon: we have a picture getting into nancy pelosi's s face, latinos who confronted her. i don't know if we can play the audio because there are a lot of f bombs, but also calling her a communist say we don't want you, you don't belong. this is pretty aggressive in its own right. >> there is a way to campaign hard and campaign aggressively without these tactics. i happen to know the young woman in nevada who is running the gubernatorial campaign, one of the brightest women in republican politics and the fact that she couldn't go through a day on her job campaigning for a candidate without getting bruised up is absolutely absurd at this point. >> so glad to hear doug say that. is a member of the democratic party in good standing it is important for him and people who don't want to reject this brown shirt tactics to speak up and try to stop it but frankly there's a lot of money going in the opposite direction. $1 million in 2012 by george soros put into thi

i am here today to speak up and make sure that the brough brocks -- that the turners do not tune into the brett kavanaughs. >> i'm here today because i do not want to be silenced. [crowd chanting] >> we believe you. we believe you. we believe you. >> i absolutely had to be here because it was my civic duty, and just like dr. ford. and i thank goodness for an amazing husband and an amazing friend, and being self-employed. i was able to get on a plane and be with you all here today. one of the other privileges i have is that i've not been i can't imagine how hard these last few weeks have then for those of you who have. friends who haven't been able to get out of bed to function in this world. so i am going to use my privilege today to tell one of those stories. a friend of mine who is still silent and really wants to have the catharsis of the me too movement, but still can't share her story. to give answer to the question of why didn't she say something, why are we hearing about this 36 years later? here is why. these accusations are from years ago, why didn't she say anything before n

one thousand nine hundred ninety two thousand and four basically say he sees no russian meddling in brock's it i'm pretty skeptical about whether they really intervened in the referendum in the case of the american elections i really think the impact was such as to change the result in the electoral college i don't think i've not seen anything like convinces me at all that the russians intervene significantly in the brakes or a friend well love this of course comes on the heels of bragg's that uncertainty not only has bracks of divided the u.k. on this matter but also create a division within the tory party government which of course has to be in charge of leading the way to brag that unlike the prime minister i fought for this i believe in it i think it's the right thing for our country i think that what is happening now is alas not what people were promised in twenty sixteen when the seventeen point four million people voted in that referendum they wanted to get control of our loss borders and money and open the opportunities of free trade deals around the world i'm afraid the checkers de

in san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot happening in the leadup to election day and we're posting excerpts of cox and newsom's interviews on our website tonight so you can listen in and make your decision. that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> traffic relief may be on the way for one of the bay area's worst commutes. take a look. a map we have here, right there, shows a new 11-mile express lane on 680 that goes from marina vista in martinez to rudgear in walnut on the expressway today. once it's finished the new express lane could cut 20 minutes off commute times along southbound 680. the lane is scheduled to open in three years. >>> santa rosa considering cutting 50 jobs to make up for budget deficits. city leaders say they spent a lot of money fighting wildfires. santa rosa says most of the 50 positions it needs to cut are unfilled, meaning no one will lose their job. but city employees say it may hurt many departments that are already understaffed. >>> and this weekend coming up marks a year since those devastating fires. we're going to take a look back at what happened then

on saturday hundreds of thousands of protesters take to the streets of london demanding a second brock's that referendum because they're. not happy with the way things stand now but we do know of course that theresa may has said time and time again that there would be no second referendum that the people has voted and the decision is what it is but the big question now is whether or not theresa me is actually going to be able to continue to make those decisions on behalf of the british people given all of these latest developments and i notice that two notable absence is in the chamber. as a former secretary and foreign secretary neither of them of the moment ok we'll let you go back to watching the debate in westminster for now though thanks for that. next this hour hindu worshippers from southern india are defying a court order to allow women into a major shrine on sunday a group of women trying to enter a temple in corolla but were blocked by crowds of religious conservatives in the midst of the chaos there's been a five day long prayer ritual at the site. as long as the temple is her

founded by david brock and funded in part by george soros.told the employee has been relieved of the duties. bring in the panel power. former clinton pollster doug schoen. and alexander wilks. host of "bulls and bears" every weekday at 5:00 p.m., david asman. thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> shannon: i'll start with you, dave. this is volatility. people seem frustrate and this is coming out in the public confrontations. >> i say this as a democrat. once the democrat to win the midterm, this hurts the party. it plays to trump's narrative that the democrats are radical, extremists, violence. my advice is stick to the issues. talk about healthcare and the economy as the poll you presented before says. and stay away from this personal politics of the destruction of violence. david brock is a force who represents everything that is wrong in politics. hopefully democrats can win constructively and not through activities like this. >> shannon: alexander, we have video, too, of a confrontation of former house speaker hoping to be a h

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