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. >> channing tatum's date with a pop star. >>> breaking "conners" news. is the network having major regrets about firing roseanne? >> and a surprise for jennifer garner. >> lack how cute he is. >> plus, pretty woman in pink. rock climbing in couture. julia roberts like you have never seen her before. >> it's pretty crazy. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> new concerns for selena gomez. is singer back in a mental health facility after reportedly suffering a mental breakdown. >> think about everything she has been dealing with. her kidney transplant. justin bieber. >> i feel like people want me to be something i'm not. i had everything and i was just absolutely broken inside. >> "e.t." learned selena gomez is in an east coast mental health facility, the same one she went to earlier this year. appears to be related to complications from her kidney transplant and an alarmingly low white blood cell count. a source tells "e.t." the amount of time spent in the hospital without improvement led to panic attacks. another source adds, she's getting better ever

a source tells that channing and jessie jay are dating. and it's new and they are just starting to get to know each other. >> they spent last weekend together in seattle and he attended her saturday night concert. it's been six months since channing announced an end to his marriage. many fans online, have pointed out that the women show a similar look. jennifer guardian gardner datin loves it. a source tells us that she is being selective and staying far away from celebrity dating. jenn played a big role in ben's decision to split with his girlfriend. this was what ben friends were hoping for and jenn could not get behind the relationship. and then, ben recently completes treatment for alcohol addiction. >> tom cruz got back on his bike for top gun maverick, tom looks exactly the same. >> it's unbelievable. how crazy this is. i need to know whatever he is drinking. i don't know. eating, whatever. it's been 32 years since he raced down the tarmac, and tom still has it. the look and the need for speed. >> very fast jets. and motorcycle. i ha

. >> supervisor kim: is it bill strong or amy chan? ok, bill strong with the department of building inspection. >> thank you, supervisors. actually it's going to be deputy director lowry who is going to walk through this quick presentation. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm here to respond the grand jury recommendations. over the past six months, dbi has been in meeting with planning and other departments to improve codes for the review process related to adus. dbi has joint code recommendations to the board by 2019. also shared meeting space variable on the 5th floor at the dbi office has been in place since 2014. dbi has worked with the controller's office to develop meaningful metrics on approval duration, to be reported on open data starting january 2019. mayor's executive director 1801. six months to complete backlog adu applications that are reviewed by all city agencies. four months to review and approve any new application received. applicants, designed professionals must respond immediately. biweekly progress report from dbi p

chan pulled out of his phone and took a picture of what is a proposal. he wants to find the couple so he can give them that picture. he's hoping putting it out there on tv will send the message and someone will figure out who that couple is. isn't that romantic? >> that is really nice. if you know this couple, reach out to us and we'll get it done. >> it almost looks fake. >> looks like she might have said yes from the reaction. >> that looks great. >> let's hope she knows him. >> that's true. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- claire foy,

my colleagues, jonah lee, amy chan, caro line mccormick are here. they've been great work on this so i just want to give them that introduction. i wanted to say thank you and express our gratitude to the housing advocates who pushed for this repurchasing of existing funds that were not being utilized for anti displacement purposes. this action provides an amount of funding and the terms that we need, that is low cost loans over a long-term that will allow us, as a city and also the housing developers and owners who will be the ones putting this money to great use to achieve our mutual anti displacement and preservation goals. with that i will let jonah and amy tell you about this program. >> can i ask a quick question. it's blocking my mind right now. on your presentation, which is going to -- this is mm like $35. >> that's a abbreviation for million. $350 million. two ms means what? >> millions. >> really? >> many millions. mm is just -- >> i've never seen it. >> next time we'll spell it out, sorry. >> good afternoon, supervisors. amy chan from the

thank you. >> president cohen: thank you, miss chan. the language amendments that you're passing out, it's just to ensure that the application complies with the state grant requirements, is that right? >> yes, that's correct. >> president cohen: okay. is there anything else that you want to highlight for us? >> no, that's it. >> president cohen: okay. thank you. there is no budget legislative analyst's report. thank you. we will go to public comment on item three. >> this, too, is a good program and an example how in order for it to be a success, when you calculate the amount of money that the tenant must be charging rent, you must be sure that no price fixing is done. sf, viewer, please. >> president cohen: any other member of the public? oh . >> here's a true and correct copy of the income brackets. the people who you trying to help are mostly on social security benefits, the program that's called s.s.i., when you have a mental disability and a chronic mental disability, a combination of both mental and physical disabilities, these pe

this is also a tourist train and it makes trips to ki-chan with the weekend. the trans ecuadorian railway was once much more than a means of transport it was a symbol of national pride. but a lot of the freight traffic was moved from the railway to the pan-american highway . still the legacy of the railway remains. just to see where the several gravel and if there were good for you in this national symbol was created during the administration of president a loyal father here he was our country's greatest citizen here the rail project overcame enormous difficulties but in the end this new transport system helped to move goods and services between the coast and the highlands and for decades the system was a symbol of national unity. unfortunately it no longer is thirty years our goal is to restore this national symbol and its cultural heritage. but cannot be done with a railway line that caters mostly to tourists. we arrive in quito off final destination. this is the world's highest capital city at an elevation of two thousand eight hundred fifty meters and. qui

chan. one of the top stories on our jazeera u.s. president donald trump says he will leave the u.s. response to the killing of saudi journalist mark ashaji up to congress in consultation with him is described saudi arabia's actions since murder in istanbul as the worst cover up ever and a few ask oh twenty one saudis will have their visas revote or become ineligible for u.s. visas. the original concept. it was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups for a simple there deal should have never been thought of. somebody who really messed up that they had the worst cover up ever and were actually start is at the deal still when they thought about it because whoever thought of that idea. i think is in big trouble and they should be in big trouble. turkish president richard child added one has called the killing of jamal khashoggi a brutal and premeditated murder jamal because you watch. so far the evidence we have shows jamal was murdered brutally such

additional sites like 4 chan and 8 chan ask reddit also draw racists and anti-semitic rants. george with the antidefamation league said his group alone monitors dozens of social media platforms and h platforms have become the mechanism of choice for individuals to share and disseminate vitriolic anti-semitic propaganda. >> reporter: most of bowers comments were protected by the first amendment. before he said, screw your optics, i'm going in. both local and federal law enforcement agencies work with companies like facebook and twitter to flag any speech which poses a threat. but there is a limit to what the police and the fbi can do. ron hosko, former assistant director of the fbi, says the first amendment and justice department guidelines prevent the fbi from monitoring social media without investigative cause. >> they are aware. their ears are open. they are certainly engaged with federal state, local, law enforcement. but there is no fbi component that is the social media police watching all that we say and do. >> reporter: we checked and found that last year, there were m

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chan credits him with bridging the gap between the police department and chinese business owners. he says who also inspired many chinese americans to work as police officers. in fact, he was known to many asian officers as big brother and chinese. the former chief now questions if he might have gone to the dark side even before retiring from the police department. >> harry's involvement, his selfishness, his desire to cross the line is an embarrassment for all of us. >> harry will be back in court next april for his sentencing hearing. he is facing up to 5 years in prison. >> harry left the das office last month as an inspector, does this guilty plea effect the other cases he worked on? >> i talked to the public defenders office and they did not say -- sound too concerned earlier today. they say because he was working only as an inspector he was assisting in the prosecutors would gather information. they don't think he would have factored in or affected any of the cases. that is still very pulmonary. they will dig deeper. >> we will see what the defendants have to say. thank you s

. >> so many lives have been chan families have lost everything. homes are gone. businesses of thousands of evacuated. michael's rapid intensification caught many by surprise. >> if i knew it was going to be a cat 4 with a direct hit, never would have stayed. >> hard hit mexico beach is largely cut off and in ruins. splintered buildings litter the landscape as search and rescue efforts continue. >> the damage left in the wake of the hurricane is left to be fully understood. >> the infrastructure so damaged, officials warn it will take weeks for power to be fully restored and rebuilding will take much longer. >> webbedndy woolfolk, panacea, florida. >>> michael moved through georgia and headed towards virginia and the carolinas. extreme flooding in the western part of virginia with up to 6 inches of rain falling. a flash flood emergency is in effect for several areas. >>> one of president trump's biggest supporters met him today at the oval office. the musician did not hold back. he talked for ten minutes straight and defended his support for the president. the two

before the next speaker, i'd like to call peter miller and terry chan, you may line up as well. >> goodernoon. my name is amen. please i am a medallion holder for quarter of a million dollars and drove taxi for 30 years. i heard that they are crying here. i don't want to go against them, but Über and lyft came only recently. those guys have pre-k medallion, and after, they only make so much money and now they're crying wolf here. as if they are the real victim. they are not. so what i'm trying to say here, you failed -- you mentioned something important -- you said all the passengers that come to sfo and all of a sudden, you want to reduce the taxi cabs to only 560, how can they handle that? their answer to the question is, we were waiting two and a half hours at the airport to get one passenger. if that proposal goes through, instead of two and a half hours, you just wait one hour and i'm sure there is no fix that by now, the only victim in this whole situation are people who purchased the medallion. we're the ones who are the victim. if you can help us a little bit to be the only one

my name is howard chan. i am the policy analyst with the sheltering monitoring committee, and today i will be presenting the committee's annual report for 2016-2017. i'd like to begin by quickly going over the committee itself? the shelter monitoring committee is composed of 13 members who are appointed by three different bodies. the first body is yourselves, the board of supervisors, as well as the local homeless coordinating board and the mayor's office. of the 13 members, half of them are homeless or formerly homeless individuals. the rest of the seats are filled by service providers. the committee has two purposes. the first is to provide city agencies and the public with information about shelter conditions and operations, and the second purpose is to monitor city funded shelter programs for compliance with minimum operating standards, known as the standards of care. the committee accomplishes these goals by conducting site visits at different shelter programs and taking client complaints. their several

chan wallace is a baltimore photographer who uses her craft to combat racial stereotyping so i use photography as a form of activism my black lives matter and this what we are this is what we are outside of the gates of whiteness. this guy right here i see black men all the time but i see how the world continues to perpetuate that these moments moments like this don't happen sometimes i photograph a black man and i have the photograph printed ready give it to them they. have the sound i went back to go give them a copy but you don't. weave and doors so much pain have these moments where we didn't have anybody and it's how you know but a lot of people tell me about those moments when i take their photograph and talk about our trauma and talk about the injustice. what can i do what can white people do to kind of shift the way that they think or i think that for white people it starts with just simply caring about black people and envisioning more equal society allies i don't think that an ally job is to go in and dictate and tell people what to do and give directions and listen and take notes. s

> jimmy: no. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you and jackie chan?mmy: oh, i would love to do that. that's fantastic. >> he's awesome. he's awesome. >> jimmy: did you learn any moves from him? >> of course. aught me my new finishin maneuver. the -- [ speaking foreign language ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is that? >> that's supposed to be threatening, it's not exactly suosed to get a laugh. [ laughter ] cool. it's all right. it's cool. >> jimmy: but this is your new -- >> work in progress. >> jimmy: this is the sixth move of doom. >> yes, so i'm known for five moves of doom. and i figured it was time to evolve. me having been in wwe 16 years now. so it was time for a sixth mov of doom. aka the doomiest. [ laughter ]im >>: so this is the doomiest? >> it's the doomiest move. >> jimmy: but what, it is a -- >> stand up. [ cheers and applause ] come on. >> jimmy: here we go. >> stand right here. >> jimmy: okay.>> ou got it jimmy. >> no, stand right here. [ laughter ] we're friends.oi so i'm to say this -- i'm gonna to say this right now. >> don't hurt him

eugene chan was on his way to a conference when he saw a man carrying a bouquet of flowers get down on one knee. he wasn't able to give, find the couple to give them the picture, he didn't have enough time. so he's hoping social media will help spread the message and identify this mysterious couple. >> they should be part of our bay area proud. >> we have to figure out what the results were, yes. we hope she said yes. >> we hope she did. >> we know certain things are good for you, like eating right, exercising and flossing. >> what if something is good for someone else? garvin thomas joins us with today's bay area proud. >> jeannie says she grew up poor in rural pennsylvania. but even though her family didn't have much, they were always willing to share with others less fortunate. it's a way of life that clearly hasn't changed over her 88 years of life. even on the most beautiful of bay area days, life on the streets can still be cold. warmth of any kind something to be treasured. good thing, then, that warmth is something that comes in a steady stream from a studio apartment in this s

cold and dry, that's going i to chan a matter of hours as the rain moves in. winds too.er alert mode. coming up on 5:00 a.m. now, the rain is coming and it's already lead to the cancellation of this weekend's walko endhiv. melissa has a check on your commute this morning. >> if you have dtuff to early on saturday it will be rain ig: a cold start this mornin all down to 39 this morning. still 50 iannapolis and 47 in arlington. your forecast for tod though, weather alert. heavy rain moving in this evening. wis could be up around 20 miles per hour or higher tomorrow morning. there's the rain. so grab thembrella on your way out the door this morning and a warm coat as well. the daily grade for today, d

. >> i still have a chan. >> our odds are just as bad. >> we have all seen theof video cats being rescued from trees and ducks being rescued. >> did you know i did a story about puppies being rescued out of agutter. >> really. >> early on in my career. >> this morning you're about to see a rescueeo v that will make you scratch your head. >> i got you. all right.th e you go. >> that's a dog coming out of an air duct. this is here. fairfax county. the fire and rescue department rescued the dog on friday in we springfield. no word on how the dog got up there in the first place. >> so manyou questions, know? >> i would assume, onhe second floor -- sometimes the air vents are in the floor in some homes, like a hardwood floor, dog pushed the vent cover off and -- >> wiggled it's way in there. >> i'll take that. >> that's all. >> hi. >> hi. i love your maroon. >> thank you. we were saying, wearing blue is like sticking it to them, you're aig skins fan. >> i don't have many options but this isoing to be the one shirt wear. we're going to be talking about thisnd rubbi it >> all right. we're true s

the high level advisory committee on fighting the terrorism and the extremism and the union which channing and we have members from many different you know one of those who are are eager to be president the role of armaments and fighting going to tourism and i think it's really just nation don't also think of us that the answer to join of course and between governments and. parliaments we can have been you know not only we're trying to bring the compactor so. all right dr albright see we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr ahmad by c. president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates talking about the country's policies in the middle east stay with us. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to be press that's what the forty three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. last question. back geysers financial survival guide. housing bubble all. oh you mean there's a dow

chan in the north of the country one of them is female which is a highly unusual find and researchers believe they mark the greaves of important people in the city once the biggest in south america. and that does it for me on labor rock'n'roll and on behalf of the entire news scene that thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us the news continues with frank all right after. i'm going to. be you assume bargo and political isolation of cuba has produced even one winner in its nature. but now too is changing threatens the. system and urgent measures are needed to protect this natural paradise. cuba's coastal regions facing a changing moral fifteen minutes long t.w. . female candidates than ever before. women are striving for college in the u.s. military action school carried out her out of. luck to these women wants. us on this pathway. and me and some of the candidates on the c.w. . make your smart t.v. smarter g.w. bush more to. find out more. dot com smart t.v. . some are going five keys to safer food. to prevent companies shut. separate drawings cooked foods to avo

it's a line that divides the people of kansas city but many chan. we'll be back. >>> welcome back to kansas city, missouri, on a crisp fall evening on our across america journey. we're framed tonight by the kansas city skyline. that's union station in the foreground and towering before us, the dramatic world war i museum. one of the points of pride here is the free streetcar that run as two-mile trek through the city. since voters approved it in 2012 it's meant a lot more business and investment in the city, and some progress, though, does have its limits as one street in particular has come to symbolize. >> when i was running, i said that people treat truest avenue like it's the 't garcation line of across it. >> reporter: kansas city's mayor sly james is fighting history and today's reality. >> police found a man lying on the sidewalk near 43rd and troost and he later died. >> troost used to be a very active commercial area and became the dividing line purposely to keep those who were encroaching on it out. >> you look west of the line, it's about

union which channing and we have members from many different you know one of those who are eager to be president that all of our movements and i think good journalism and i think it's good to just listen don't also think that the answer will join of course and between governments and. bad moods we can have been you know not only were trying to bring the come back there was a. place you were going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr ahmad by see president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates talking about the country's policies in the middle east stay with us. join me every first day on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see if that. is a. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this to do a graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard was

john's taking the criticism in stride, but his new do is actually for a role in the upcoming jackie chanflick "project x-traction." he's been filming in china for the past five months, but took a break to do something close to his heart. >> get set. go! >> i was with the 41-year-old as he debuted his first ever kid's book, "elbow grease," to a crowd of 500 mostly school children at the library of congress in d.c. >> crack a lack a boom. shack a lack a. >> the theme of never giving up is even in the truck's name. it's elbow grease. >> john cena! >> and one inquisitive boy couldn't contain his curiosity over john's current relationship status. back in april he and nikki bella called off their engagement just weeks before their wedding. >> are you still with brie bella? >> i think you're confused. brie bella is married to daniel bryan. so the answer is no. do we have another question? >> brie is nikki's twin sister. >> what are you doing when you get a question like that from the kids? >> well, the child's question was genuine and honest and i answered it honestly. >> are you dating now wit

council will meet to discuss the potential chan,s. >> well here's something else that could impact your commute. driverless cars, they could be a reality soonernkhan you t here in d.c. yesterday ford and the mayor senounced plans to begin testing 10 -driving cars in the district early next year. the driver and second person will be inside the cars during this testing. >> the mayor hopes she is hoping other companies testing driverless cars in the district as well. >> good luck. >> a bad lie turned into a kidnapping butfficers tell us the 80-year-old victim was able to outsmart her acaptor. how activists in d.c. plan to make sure jamal khashoggi is always ratembered he embassy. their plan coming up at 5:00 right here on news 4 today. >> could you use an extra billion dollars? the growing mega millions jackpot is up for grabs again tonight. now you'll have the chance to win the botgestry prize ever. >> news 4 today starts now. >> you have to waste a little bit of that money. >> a little bit. >> just bause -- it' absurd. there's so much of it. >> i could waste a lot of it. i have plenty of

. >> eugene chan on his way to a dream force conference yesterday and saw a man carrying a bouquet of flowers get down on one knee. he pulled out his phone and took a picture of that. he wasn't -- now he really wants to find that couple and gish them that picture and is hoping social media will help spread the message and identify that mystery couple. >> a beautiful picture. just the hubbub of the city going on. >> reminds you of the picture when the soldier was kissing the lady -- in new york. >> uh-huh. very nice. hope we find them. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," a check of that wednesday forecast. ky kari. >> and some chances of rain across the bay area today. palo alto has also mild temperature, off and on showers. seeing light rain coming down now. a closer look at storm ranger and what's ahead. that's coming up next. >>> but we're not seeing the rain here at the golden gate bridge. yesterday that truck held up to 5:45 in the morning. you see it this morning. getting ready for this morning's commute. we'll show you the change. >>> plus, the fbi investigation into supre

union which channing and we have members from many different you know one of those who are are eager to be president that all of our movements and fighting terrorism and i think it's really just nation don't also think that the answer to join of course and between governments and. parliaments we can have been you know not only were trying to bring the come but there was a. place you were going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr ahmad by c. president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates talking about the country's policies in the middle east stay with us. it's seemed wrong. when old rules just don't. meet you get to shape out just because that's ok and in games red equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. so you had a place. where back. of the federal national council of the united arab emirates talking about the country's role in some of the crisis in the middle east. before the break you have talked about the emirates efforts to combat terrorism however we're getting r

high level a president commenting on fighting the terrorism and the extremism and the union which channing and we have members from many different you know one of those who are are eager to be president that all of our movements and i think the jurors and and i think it's really just nation don't also think of us that the answer will join of course and between governments and. bad moods we can have been you know not only were trying to or bring the. terrorists a. place you were going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to dr ahmad by c. president of the federal national council of the united arab emirates talking about the country's policies in the middle east stay with us. you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. this

this flying dream tanks he may be taking passengers home by an hour and then a few chan and rhinos easy is also an autonomous taxi the can function as a rolling office for the business plus shuttle said that's. the world's best when sailing racers are competing on the beach of some compared to ording on germany's north sea coast which one of you to land sailing world championships go on until friday one hundred fifty competitors from fourteen nations are getting this pantone speeches in their three wheeled vehicles. some caught up to one hundred twenty kilometers an hour speeds otherwise allowed only on the german autobahn. time now to head off the dissolute off in western germany is there you can find one of the most significant collections of modern and contemporary art in europe they collections spans across three exhibition holes named f. three k. twenty and k. twenty one the k. turns you on features contemporary art is dated from the seventy's to the present day but high profile works alone are no longer enough to attract audiences so the new director wants to get creative. the k t

soccer burgers like the cost of a pack of skittles oh wait it's just the birds and his wife priscilla chan hire joel benenson a democratic pollster advisor to barack obama and chief strategist of hillary clinton's twenty sixteen campaign the pair also hired david pluff campaign manager for obama's two thousand and eight presidential run and amy douglas former communications advisor for center temp cain and can. elman who directed george w. bush's two in two thousand for a campaign oh man that is all rash of damn right that it was all flared up. and faction is what that is. but wait there's more soon after hiring the hack squat of facebook partner with the atlantic council an offshoot of nato the atlantic council's list of sponsors include war profiteering defense contractors agencies aligned with washington and the pentagon gulf arab tyrants major transnational corporations and such well loved philanthropic brands as carnegie rockefeller and soros. that sounds like a fun party. any time soros and the cox get together things can print thinking. let's just say the next day your cock will be

of chan. when they can catch up any time with all our stories on our website for that is al-jazeera dot com. that's it for me if this news hour more news for me in just a minute after. u.s. citizens obstructed from saving their families as the crisis in yemen worsens some have fled the horror of war only to be entangled in bureaucratic limbo with their lives and dreams of a future court on call. phone lines explores the old tool real effects of trump's immigration policies. between warring on the ban on a new jersey. resort is one of nigeria's top tourist destinations but in the shadow of the mountain some nigerians continue an ancient tradition what child protection workers say condemns young girls to a life of slavery and sexual exploitation five year old miracle was married for money just a few weeks ago she only says some missionaries who say she's proved many marriages happen i couldn't reach it is a missionary or rescues goals their money goes to buy it get outrightly a no call i need on

in august, the group posted an event with andy chan, the head of the hong kong national party which advocatesbsequently the party was banned and now a victor mallett does not have a work visa. it was expected there would be a further clampdown on the media but it's unexpected it would be deceptive. all this comes just days after the fourth anniversary of the beginning of the so—called umbrella movement. these we re so—called umbrella movement. these were protests calling for greater democracy rather than independence but they are unnerved at the local government and beijing. for more than 20 years, hong kong has operated under the formula of one country, two systems. some here are increasingly concerned the emphasis is now more on the former than the latter. tim allman, bbc news. it's every artists worst nightmare. a painting spontaeneously self—destructs just moments after being sold at auction for more than $1.1! million dollars. duncan kennedy reports. this is a story about a painting. this painting. girl with balloon by banksy. but that might be the last clear thing we can say about it. y