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, the singer james brown, and linda brown of topeka, who as a child n"s at the heart of the "brown v. board of educatase that helped desegregate america schools. >> brown: so there's all these browns throughout tstory and thre is you as a brown boy, a brown young man. >> yeah. i wanted it all filtered through i suppose my experience of brownnes i ended up also writing about my son and thinking about m boyhood helped me think about d s, or maybe it's the other way around: his boyhlped me think about mine. i think also i was trying to understand the ways that i started to undstand race which ren't always obvious to me, but slowly became so, and you don't really have a kind of time to get used to it. suddenly, you have to confront these questions. >> brown: in the poem, "shirts and skins," young explores the ways an almost casual bigotry crept into his own life. here's an excerpt. >> winners talk losers walk how i hoped to outrun those arms to leapfrog all tacklers the way madness skips a generation. kids i sat by for years or walked back from scho since we were 10 now down the wide h

was surprised that eva brown as a matter of course was acting as the lady of the house at oprah's on spec she was addressed as guinea pigs for lion madam or for line brown miss brown the staff called her the boss. during the war the image of the ideal world of overzealous baggage and the fake idol of the backoff and its inhabitants was presented to the public up there the dictator seemed untouchable he continued to take his long walks there. sometimes not only ava's women friends were allowed to accompany him but also outsiders like actress magda schneider romy schneider's mother. only close confidence such as the architect albert speer still had unlimited access to the dictator yet there's entourage soon complained about his growing an approach ability eva brown's passion for photography was still unabated she put all of her photos in albums that were only discovered by chance after nine hundred forty five . christmas new year one thousand nine hundred thirty nine one thousand nine hundred forty. hitler taking care of his nine month old german shepherd dog would. she didn't give up filming either which is the reason why the same scene also exists in sixteen milli

"> ( robin ) this meeting comes a day after governor brown released his proposal. brown says california's electric utilities should no longer be automatically liable for wildfire damage caused by equipment. state fire officials previously ruled pg&e's equipment responsible for 15 wildfires in northern california in 20-17. ( robin )4 your money this morning... mattel announced it is laying off 22-hundred employees. that's about 22 perecent of its workforce. the toy manufacturing company says the people losing their jobs are part of its non- manufacturing workforce. the job cuts come just months after mattel announced it was closing its new york office ... affecting about 100 people. the company says declining sales are tied to the toys 'r' us bankruptcy. following the announcement ... mattel's stock dropped eight percent. ( robin )the list of products

"> ( james ) this meeting comes a day after governor brown released his proposal. brown says california's electric utilities should no longer be automatically liable for wildfire damage caused by equipment. state fire officials previously ruled pg&e's equipment responsible for 15 wildfires in northern california in 20-17. ( terisa ) a seven- month-old puppy is recovering after he was shot with an arrow. neighbors found axel the husky yesterday afternoon in yuba county. he was bloodied and wandering the street. the arrow went through his side... but missed his vital organs. the dog apparently shook it off. the arrow ended up on the street corner near a hedge. axel's owner was devasted when he found out. <"when they told me he was shot, i couldn't believe it, you know? because dogs are humans too, you know? so it just hurt.">( terisa ) neighbors say the puppy is really friendly... witnesses say the arrow had a short shaft, meaning it was

brown. >> supervisor brown: >> supervisor brown: hi en h ann anne, tensions were in and you were so calm, you kept your calm and your composure, and i thought wow, this woman is someone i need to model myself on. and i always think of that, you know, when i get in these situations that are stressful of how you just, you were very calm, you took what he said, and then you reacted in a way that was just so professional, but right on. right on target. and i just want to say thank you for all your service and when i heard that you were going to department of emergency management, the perfect job for her, if anyone can stay calm, it's here. thank you for all your years of service and i agree with supervisor stefani that it's amazing when we watch the movie and we, yeah, harvey milk and we realize like where you came from, and the legislative aides offices, i remember those in that movie and how horrible they were, very horrible. so, anyway, i just wanted to say thank you very much for all your years and we are going to really miss you, and i hope you are looking for that calm person out there t

that's the main north/south route along the west coast leading california governor brown brown to call record high teures are expected in many locations today and tomorrow. in los angeles, alicia acuna, fox news. >>> so with more on the conditions here in the bay area, we are joined now by meteorologist mark tamayo. my goodness. you mentioned earlier we'll have a longer stretch of conditions that make it ripe for fires. >> an extended period of hot weather and you hear the fire stories -- we still have the impact of the drought. that intense drought we had here still is having an impact on the fire season and things once they start burning could burn rapidly. that's what we have experienced in some of these fires already in this early fire season. we have been warming southern california getting hot and that will be the case even into saturday. today though, looks like you can see all the cloud cover we had moving into the region from the south. that is a leftover cloud cover from what was once a hurricane. hurricane fabio. and those high clouds, even reports of a few sprinkles right a

. >> she's probably about 5'2", brown hair, brown eyes, beautiful smile, great with kids. >> searchers have combed acres of farmland on foot while a helicopter assisted them from above. tibbets attended elementary and middle school at piedmont. she's currently attending university of iowa. >>> the latest out of the southwest, out of southwest missouri where 17 people died on a tour boat. the coast guard said the poet had passed an inspection in february. abc news reporter in branson where a survivor is talking about what happened when she was thrown into the water. >> reporter: riding the ducks, a favorite pass time for tourists but the trip ending in tragedy. >> waves crashing over my face. every time i would get my head above water, i would say, help, help. they were throwing life rafts to everybody. i couldn't reach it, get there in time. >> at 7:30 p.m. a severe thunderstorm for the area including table rock lake, branson, missouri, in the middle of the zone. >> be advised we have strong thunderstorms moving through right now. intense winds and rain in branson. >> by 7:00 p.m. thos

brown. it is my honor today -- [cheers and applause] it is my honor today to administer the oath of office to my friend and a friend of our district, vallie brown. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> mayor breed: ok. do we want to do it in the microphone? ok. all right. come on, vallie. come on. hang on. i'll just hold it. >> mayor breed: i vallie brown. >> i vallie brown. >> mayor breed: do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> mayor breed: that i will support and defend. >> that support and defend. >> mayor breed: the state of california. >> the state of california. >> mayor breed: against all enemies. >> against all enemies. >> mayor breed: foreign and domestic. >> foreign and domestic. >> mayor breed: that i bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states. >> that i bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states. >> mayor breed: and california and i take this obligation freely without any mentor -- mental reservation. >> and that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation. >> mayor breed: i will well and faithfully discharge. >> i will well and faithfully discharge. >> mayor breed: the duties upon which i'm about to enter. >> the duties upon which i'm about to enter. >> mayor breed: and i hold the office -- i hold the office of member of the board of supervisor

the roads searching for molly.o according police the 20-year-old is 5'2", weighs 120 pounds, brown hair, brown eyes. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. >>>illary clinton is speaking out for the first time about president trump aceummit in helsinki. the former secretary of state called the meeting deep lisin disturbing d a speech in new york city. >> we're hearing crick kits from the white house. in any way contradictory or replacing the putin agenda with whatever trump was doing. so it's alarming and it's alarming on many, many levels. e final thing i would say is make no mistake, this is a direct ottack on democracy. > the president sparked a political firestorm on both sides of the aisle last week after appearing to deal with the threat. >> ritz crackers is recalling thousands of its this is not the result of any known illness and consumersesith ons can contact them with the number you see on the screen. voluntary recall affects ritz products that may contain whey powder. >>> some countdns are already starting. back to school shopping is expected to be hotter than

according to police the 20-year-old is about 5'2" weighing 120 pounds with brown hair, brown eyes. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. >>> raging california wildfires are on a mission. over the weekend that fire had grown by more than 10% burning through over 30,000 acres. officials warned poor air quality from the smoke. so far the ferguson fire has claimed one life. it's one of 50 wildfires burning. >>> in an east alabama area, a tornado ripped through the area causing major damage. the storm uprooted trees and power lines were torn down. the tornado reached speeds of up to 85 miles per hour although there wasn't any structural damage. no injuries. >>> it is monday. hope you're rested from the weekend. easy to do because of all of the tlan a lot of us had. welcome back, bill. >> thank you very much. you never heard people say, i love high humidity, never. people like it cold. no one likes it this soupy. tropical downpours. eastern li norfolk beach. in florida in the middle of the night, very rare for the summertime. typical. right along the coastal area

brown saying equal protection can't be. prof. barnett: on richard's approach it is difficult to know why loving wouldn't have come out the other way before brown . without brown been decided, loving is wrong, and in fact it is the way it has been done, everyone is done about it. legal precedent said it was constitutional and so it must be constitutional. it only became unconstitutional after 1954, 13 years after that. decided, is correctly and it clearly is in my view, it is because it was unconstitutional the day that the 14th amendment was enacted to irrationally and arbitrarily discriminates against citizens of the united states between citizens of the united states. it is just because people back then did not think that was irrational does not mean that it was rational. that is what has changed between then and now. the application of that principle barring arbitrary treatment by the government of its people. each one of us are part of the sovereign people and we are entitled to be treated fairly and non-arbitrarily by our government. that was true in 1868 and true all the way through. it is only people's opinions on whether that was irrational has change

brown's childhood and teenage years although her photo albums provide a little insight into her early life. paula brown was born in munich on february sixth one thousand nine hundred twelve the second of three daughters to vocational school teacher friedrich brown. her parents' marriage had survived a crisis during the early twenty's even grew up in a middle class environment in munich. eva brown was also the center of attention during a banking trip to vet housing. like every. the brown's relatives from vienna visited munich and accompanied the family on their trips cousin get child vice care greatly enjoyed the time in the water. and fanny and uncle fritz were very fond of the thirteen year old. care trial it kept her relationship with the browns a secret for more than sixty years. only her husbands knew about it and for bade her to mention it. not until the year two thousand did she decide to talk about her cousin ava. live out in nevada. we met with my aunt once or twice a week and went on a trip somewhere to say i'm is a. mussy would bunch by bobby sometimes event her sisters joined us oh nice. i enjoyed their visits a lot it was a great family time but as for me she says she. was into good fun we went swimming or had coffee and cake and r

brown says as a supervisor... one of her priorities will be to create more housing within the district, in order to keep families and low-income workers from being displaced. ( darya ) governor jerry brown is releasing more details about his proposed online community college. brownstate of the state speech in janury. california community college staffers announced the timeline for gettting the program online yesterday. they say it will take the rest of the year to come up with a comprehensive plan. next year... the school's first three programs will be launched and students will be able to enroll at the end on 2019. ( darya ) the first three certificates offered by the school will be... medical coding... i-t support and a business managerial-type of program. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... we're following breaking news out of the south bay... as fire damages a well known restaurant in los gatos. a kron4 reporter is headed to the scene. ( darya ) and after the break... a pay gap at uber. this morning... the ride-hailin

brown, one of her former legislative aides to replace her as district five supervisor.(grant) brown is a longtime district 5 resident and recently worked as a project manager with the city's office of economic and work-force development... rying to create more affordable housing. prior to that, brown aide from 2013 to 2016 and as former supervisor ross mirkarimi's legislative aide starting in 2006. <"vallie has been the eyes and ears of the community. she listens to the needs of our small business and community memebers and she makes sure when legislation is introduced, that she proposes amendments or raises questions or other issues so that the legislation and the work we do at city hall can actually have a positive impact on our communities. it is my honor today to administer the oath of office to my friend and a friend to our district -- vallie brown....cheering."> brown says as a supervisor, one of her priorities will be to create more housing within the district, in order to keep families and low-income workers from being displa another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and

browne sucked up the attention. john henry browne: and i would suggest counsel come to trial and she'll find out. keith morrison: naturally flamboyant. john henry brownek i have a dog in this fight. keith morrison: while the client seemed to disappear into the woodwork behind him. a client who, said john henry browne, was not at all the villain the prosecution seemed determined to portray. john henry browne: what we have is a man who, has on his own, raised very successfully four children. keith morrison: it became, shall we say, a theme. michael oakes, single father of four, grandfather of one. well-spoken, mild mannered, but certainly not any ordinary salesman or consultant. oakes, browne admitted, is a recognized expert in close quarters combat. knows firearms so well, he's written numerous articles for gun magazines. has even trained police swat teams. but has no criminal record. and, insisted browne, he isn't a murderer. still, he must have done something to mark stover, didn't he? well, here's where it all began to get tricky. if stover was really dead, said john henry browne, and if the prosecution could prove oakes killed him, then and only th

brown was slowly chipped away by the supreme court so add to these decisions shipping away at brown then parents became more emboldened to remove their white students from the desegregated schools. so we are at a moment in our a lot of parents are looking around at the highly segregated school systems in places you would not expect in new york and people feel a lot of despair but the women that i spoke to don't think that way but they see brown as an important decision with the social ramifications but it is the failure to live up to brown that is the problem not that brown was not a good decision. >> are there lessons about successful desegregation? were to follow up on a list to do that? >> here is what we know. there is a lot of research that all that research shows that students do better in the classrooms white students do better african-american students it is beneficial to the entire student body for social outcomes and learning outcomes that now they are so desperate to create a monochromatic white school because all the research shows it's not good for children. but african-american to the do not have enough of a cohort and they tend not to do as well in college increasing the they have programs where they put students of color together in a group and help to get that group of students into a college and that group stays together throughout the four years meeting with the advisor every week and they have financial a

brown supposedly told her older sister is this means war he'll leave and what will become of me. is a brown recalled she also said if anything happens to him i'll die too. that same evening if a brown ordered large amounts of food and drink to be stored at the bare cough reportedly explaining we'll need lots of supplies we'll need them to last for a long time. chopin for the twenty first century. any interest on our. unique interpretation of. a tesla in concert and the world of a young piano which in their. hearts twenty one presents johnny in a tree for nothing when you shop an american. in thirty minutes on d w. living fun be told. his works and the goddess fortuna. the maestro and think. the children faced john twenty. yard to nashville and i think one day this war will be considered a cruel and unjust war over. and certainly also dozens of ukraine every man woman and child when he found their own land of the enemy invades where you dance when no one wants russia here and on eastern europe which is the. rebel against the mighty google news that matters. d.w. made for mines. are. plenty of the leg. length. so this is definitely news coming to you live from berlin dr poling that i

to me first. >> brown: yeah, this part of town. >> in high school i was called raci points.and at certain >> brown: racial slurs? indian? >> it was actually chinese racial slurs. >> browneally?'v >>been thought to be a lot of different things because i have, you know, an ambiguity. >> brown: if you're being, slurh wn at you about being chinese, what was your reaction to that? >> i got pretty angry. but it was also confusing. it's like, you can't even be made fun of right. >> brown: after graduating from college, orange worked in a variety of jobs, including here at oakland's native american health center. returning with us recently he was now a local celebrity. he became a reader late, he told me, and was not satisfied with the monolithic image of natives he found. >> when people think the only way to be native or the only waa to loove is based on a historical, head dressed feathered image. ve already disappeared, you're already gone before you can even start. there's something powerful about seeing yourself on the page or on the screen. and we don't have very much a good positive version of that, nativeeople. we have a lot of stereotypes that we battle against or dune

. >> she is about to stop -- start her sophomore year at the university of iowa, 5 foot 2, brown hair, brown beautiful smile. >> reporter: there was a man spotted taking pictures of female joggers and neighboring county. they have not found any correlation between that man and molly tibbetts but are not ruling it out. in tomorrow is a please press conference scheduled where we expect to get many more questions answered. shannon: stay with us, one midnight hero, highlighting many other brave heroes, using his voice, up next. wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with accident forgiveness liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. i bet i'm the first blade maker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting b

brown's career. four months after sputnik a converted redstone rocket was launched. one drone was triumphant. all of huntsville turned out to underfund brown and his two daughters. the reaction of. why. people come out of the house hollered you know. i think there was generally speaking there was some relief that well we want to be. a native german fan or from brown became a national hero as a rocket man in the u.s. . the media celebrated his success brown was everywhere. the position of his soviet counterpart was the opposite the actual winner of the initial race into space sergei carli off wasn't allowed to enjoy any public education he wasn't permitted to make p.r. appearances give interviews or be photographed for magazines nothing he could only write articles under a pseudonym. the grand old man of the soviet space program was relegated to the back row at public events. his name remained a well kept secret until the bitter end. at international events people were introduced in his stead who had nothing to do with his spaceflights. but there was that it was rather difficult for carly off to put up with. in fact it was quite painful for him. sergey corley often died in one nine hundred sixty six only then did the public get to see his face. the world didn't even know his name until he was buried in the kremlin wall as a hero of the soviet unio

he wanted a -- they proposed that and mentioned ts then hear about countries from brown and brown countriesw what he wants. he is so contradictory when he says one thing then changes to another thing. he gets -- they gave him what -- >> you're just -- here's the point. to say that -- it's my turn. is it my turn? >> let david get the last word. >> to say this president created the daca crisis. >> he did. >> is false. >> let's talk about -- >> corinne, my turn. president obama unconstitutionally put forward the daca program. he even acknowledged at the time, probably can't do this, can't get dreerm dreamers do, true or false. >> it works. it worked. >> unconstitutional. >> until when and what that action will be needed will be decided by congress. >> the court struck down deferred action for parents and they were in the process of striking down daca. >> they upheld daca. >> let's let the congresswoman have the last word. >> there's a current bipartisan solution can't get a vote on in the house. >> back to the point. >> created this crisis. >> this president was in a room at the white house an

brown sugar cold brew. sweetly balanced with brown sugar. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> new details in the murder of 10-year-old makiyahwilson. this morning, her mother is trying tome to ters with the fact she will never see her daughter'sli s face today. she is planning her 10-year-old daughter's funeral. she was killed outside of her home in northeast. >> justin finch is live with the message that makiyah's mother has for the four men. >> she cannot believe her baby girl is gone or the four men behind that shootin are ne. let's take you to her homeer yey, where family and friends were gathering. they said prayers, hoping that someone who knows something, who knows the four men, will come forward and give that information. she also said the last moments she had with makiyah were special. she had just come back from the pool with her older sister and a friend. and makiyah asked her for money to go to the ice treatmecream t. she said that bullets bego fly in their courtyard and makiyah was hit. the car tt brought theen to the area sped away. >> my message is y'all are some cowards. you did this to a

brown as her successor. brown senched as an aide to breed before she went to the office of economic and work force development. brown will serve on the board until the next election in 2019. >> it's 4:30. if you're waking up, a quick update on weather and traffic for you. >> we're starting out with cool numbers in the 50s on this uesday morning. 56 right now. good afternoon, san francisco. your 12-hour planner today, we'll have a great start, a lot of cloud cover early on. a typical summer pattern. by midday, sunnier skies. by 4:00, a lot of sunshine. it will be a warmer afternoon today than yesterday. you can see the coast. it's cool in the 60s, but away from the coast, going to the 80s and into the 90s. let's get you on the road with alexis. >> good morning, drew. we have that sig alert this morning on the 101 off ramp to eastbound 92. we had that live report. a flipped box truck hauling a lot of produce and they're having trouble clearing that. it's been there for about six hours. continuing to monitor that situation. on the other side of state route 92, southbound 92, north of the connector, we have a crash invo

brown consulted a colleague on what to do next. because she didn't have a radar.natsot ofc. brown: "what do you think? (sigh) or just tickets?" officer kristee wilson reminded officer brown there are number of ways to cite a driver for speeding. but the two decided an app on wilson's phone would determine whether webb was arrested or cited. natsot: ofc. wilson: a rr(release) tail.ofc. brown: okay.ofc. wilson this says tails, right? ofc. brown: yeah. so release? ofc. wilson: 23.ofc. brown: michael jordan (laughter). all right."23- mj, the bulls and police speak for arrest. so off to jail webb went.chief rusty grant, roswell police:"i was appalled."roswell police chief rusty grant says an internal department source told him about the incident right before the fourth of july.the two officers are now on paid administrative leave, pending an investigation.chief rusty grant, roswell police: "the reality is someone will see this story in the state of washington and this weekend, someone is going to get stopped by a washington state police officer and someone's going to make a comment about hey-did you flip a coin to decide whether or not i get a citation." (jrstone) microsoft i

browns. governor brown is asking for softening and those opposing that say pg&e is trying to pass the buck to the rates. >>> facebook saw an overall value fall $100 billion in just 1 day. >> the sharp drop came as the giant deals with a drop in users and privacy concerns. and, as nbc's jo ling kent reports, it is just the latest hit to the company's billionaire founder mark zuckerberg. >> reporter: this morning, a social network at a crossroads. >> facebook absolutely tanking. >> reporter: reeling from the worst day ever on wall street. >> biggest decline ever. >> reporter: giving up $119 billion in market value, after years of rapid growth. on wednesday, facebook revealed its user base and revenue grew more slowly than expected. zuckerberg personally losing a staggering $17 billion. that's equivalent to the value of companies like miller coors or ralph lauren. facebook's downward spiral accelerated when he and chief financial officer said this week the losses won't stop any time soon. >> we're investing so much in security that it will significantly impact our profitability. we're starting t

brown: there's no starting iner. >> there's a staover, but there's no getting, there's no losing what was with you.id as a friend you don't lay your other lives down, you jt pack them on. >> brown: for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brownthe ironbound neighborhood in newark, new jersey. >> woodruff: finally tight, writer terese mailhot shares her humble opinion of why it's time to retire the notion of role models. >> i thought my book reached critical mass when i saw emma watson post a selfie with it. i panicked. i wasn't ready for that kind of attention. the book became a "n york times" bestseller shortly after. this is anomalous for an indigenous women writer. discussion that contemplated if i was a good role model for indigenous people. i didn't want to be the voice of anyone but myself. i didn't want to be looked up , not yet. my book is one of survival. i narrowly survived my circumstances, and that narrow i was a single mother on wentare. i don't eople to emulate my journey or look up to how i evolved away from dysfunction and stic stigma. i reached a semblance of success people wat, but it doesn't mean i should be looked up to. invented by sociologist in the '50s, the term "role model" feels and quaitd, it's a s

it was radical or too dangerous and create too much backlash which is an ongoing team of brown -- critique of brown and the other critique is that it would take resources away from the black black capital and take away what they had managed to create in washington d.c. howard high school these were great in black members of the committee worried about the had really horrible it was and will will will will all by school peanut if there are no other questions, purchase as many books as you can. thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

she was 5'5", brown hair, brown eyes. they said she was attractive, but quite uptight. >> reporter: she signs in as amy dee beach claiming she is single and unemployed. at 6:30 a.m., she's moved to the birthing room. >> she gave birth to a healthy baby girl, good size, full-term. >> reporter: after a short time with her new baby, the mom does something inexplicable. >> she disappeared 12 hours later. she just left the hospital gown on the bed and that was it. >> reporter: she just walked out. >> she was just gone. >> reporter: mystified, the nurses give the now-abandoned baby girl a nickname. >> they named the baby, um, baby girl beach which is pretty cute, actually. one of the better names for a foundling that i've heard. >> reporter: foundlings? >> foundlings, sort of the catch-all term for a child that's abandoned. >> reporter: this foundling is later adopted by a couple from idaho. >> this was, you know, such a dream that we had had for so long. when they brought her out, here came this beautiful, beautiful little gir

brown as her successor. brown senched as an aide to breed before she went to the office of economic and work force development. brownd until the next election in 2019. >> it's 4:30. if you're waking up, a quick update on weather and traffic for you. >> we're starting out with cool numbers in the 50s on this uesday morning. 56 right now. good afternoon, san francisco. your 12-hour planner today, we'll have a great start, a lot of cloud cover early on. a typical summer pattern. by midday, sunnier skies. by 4:00, a lot of sunshine. it will be a warmer afternoon today than yesterday. you can see the coast. it's cool in the 60s, but away from the coast, going to the 80s and into the 90s. let's get you on the road with alexis. >> good morning, drew. we have that sig alert this morning on the

she is probably about 5'2", brown hair, brown eyes. beautiful smile. we want our molly back. >> there was a man recently spotted taking pictures of female joggers in a neighboring county, but police say they have not connected that incident to this case and as you mentioned, sandra, there is a press conference tomorrow where we hopefully will learn much more detail about this troubling case. >> sandra: how authorities have said today that they anticipate additional sites will come into play with this investigation. any sign tonight that the search for molly is branching out? >> so far it looks like the scope has been limited to this immediate area of the county where she went missing. and police that i spoke to today have not mentioned any more information about this house when she went missing but perhaps we will learn more about signs of forced entry or any type of dna or clues left behind at the boyfriends house. >> sandra: a lot of unknown details here. matt finn following that story for us. meanwhile, this exclusive forest, molly's dad wrapped tib

brown as the new supervisor. brown has been described as the eyes and ears of the community. >> as your supervisor, i can't do it around. -- alone. it is the community that makes it a reality. and it will be thank you the community, that helps guide me in city hall. i am your voice in city hall. >> brown will represent several neighborhoods. >>> the california democratic party has snubbed diane feinstein by endorsing her challenger in the november election. they have decided to support kevin daley on. with that new endorsement, de leon can raise his profile. >> there is a lot of passion directed towards donald trump and de leon is trying to harness that passion to propel himself to the senate. >> he has raised $700,000, which is just a fraction of what diane feinstein has raised. >>> authorities are looking for radioactive soil. we tell you what this means for the company that may be responsible for that contamination. the state department of public health is doing ground surveys including gamma radiation scans to clear up questions about the safety of the soil. this land used to be a navy shipyard where radioactive material was dumped during world war ii. once it closed, the federal government hired contractors to clean it up. one of the companies former employees admitted to falsify

brown says as a supervisor... one of her priorities will be to create more housing within the district, in order to keep families and low-income workers from being displaced. ( darya ) governor jerry brown is releasing more details about his proposed online community college. brownffers announced the timeline for gettting the program online yesterday. they say it will take the rest of the year to come up with a comprehensive plan. next year... the school's first three programs will be launched and students will be able to enroll at the end on 2019. ( darya ) the first three certificates offered by the school will be... medical coding... i-t support and a business managerial-type of program. ( darya ) uber is under investigation. the ride- hailing service is accused of setting up a pay scale that discriminated against its women drivers. the equal employment opportunity commission started its investigation back in august. that was shortly before uber hired its new c-e-o to clean up a business plagued by claims of sexual harassmen