morgan asset management and global market strategist, marcella chow. su keenan has our first word news. parliament has again unanimously rejected prime minister boris johnson's call for an early election. 6 against voted 293-4 it. parliament will now be suspended until august -- october 13. he is determined to leave the eu with or without a deal on october 31. doesw many devices parliament have to tie my hands? to gettry, mr. speaker, an agreement in the national interest. >> hear, hear. >> this government will not delay brexit any further. >> order to avoid any questioning of what he is doing or not doing, simply to avoid discussion about yellow hammer, particularly to avoid any discussion about the proposal he has or has not or do or do not exist that will be put to the european union. to the u.s., treasury secretary steven mnuchin said the u.s. and china made a lot of progress ahead of renewed trade talks next month, adding the objective is to win a good deal. he also insists that the numbing trade wars had no effect on the u.s. economy so far. comi

blue buffaliz purina dog chow ever read the ingredients? could you read a few? sure. of course.chicken whole grain corn chicken meal meat & bone meal brown rice corn gluten meal barley animal fat oatmeal soybean meal while both foods provide complete and balanced nutrition. 9 out of 10 dog chow feeders prefer the ingredients in blue buffalo. and get your dogs delicious blue treats. the tasty treat you'll feel good about giving. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. twitter ceo jack dorsey's official twitter account was hacked the hackers tweeted more than a dozen racial slurs, anti-semitic tweets and offensive comment and some of the tweets were left up for 30 minutes before being taken down. >> lebron james has filed a trademark request for the term taco tuesday he uses the phse for social media and for a show >> and they are launching a follow-up holiday to labor day it's called back to the grind day. the company is offer

blue buffalo lizzie gets purina dog chow ever read the ingredients? could you read a few? sure.e. deboned chicken whole grain corn chicken meal meat & bone meal brown rice corn gluten meal barley animal fat oatmeal soybean meal while both foods provide complete and balanced nutrition. 9 out of 10 dog chow feeders prefer the ingredients in blue buffalo. and get your dogs delicious blue treats. the tasty treat you'll feel good about giving. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >>> there's an assassination attempt on the president >> he's being charged with the attempted murder of the president of the united states >> george butler's angel has fallen scored another weekend box office win with over $11 million. raunchy comedy good boys raked in $9 million. and disney's lion king roared adding to the $16 million gross. >> the chaotic demonstrations in hong kong, pro democracy groups blocked access to the international airport t

blue buffalo lizzie gets purina dog chow ever read the ingredients? could you read a few? sure.e. deboned chicken whole grain corn chicken meal meat & bone meal brown rice corn gluten meal barley animal fat oatmeal soybean meal while both foods provide complete and balanced nutrition. 9 out of 10 dog chow feeders prefer the ingredients in blue buffalo. and get your dogs delicious blue treats. the tasty treat you'll feel good about giving. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >>> on this day in 1960, 20-year-old wilma rudolph won the first of three gold medals at the summer olympics and the 100 meter dash she overcome polio set a world record for the event at 11 seconds flat >> she beat them by a lot you can see there. a shocker in new york as number one ceded novak djokovic bougws out of the u.s. open he had been battling a shoulder injury throughout the tournament going down two sets to stan warinka, djokovic called over

and then specifically as suggested by commissioner chow, i added statements about the history of st. mary's and their impact on the field of cardiovascular surgery. and so that concludes my statements about the cardiovascular closing, and i'm happy to take questions, and the staff from st. mary's is happy to take questions. >> i'm dr. david cline, the president of st. mary's and also st. francis. i know there is a question regarding quality adult afrom the program, and we were able to go back to ashpa data, up to 2016 to show that the program had good quality. most of the quality that's occurred in quality analysis up to that point is discussed through our quality cardiac care committee, and i'm told even though i've only been there a short period of time that the quality has been good throughout the program, but we're not able to share specifics because of patient privacy concerns. >> thank you. is there any public comment? >> there's no public comment requests for this item. >> this item is in the hands of the commission. dr. green -- commissioner green? >> i remain confused about

commissioner chow? >> yes, and this is in follow up to your statement about the contractors in the court. the mental health contractors are our biggest contractor, and they are on a different system. >> yes. >> you're saying that that system is currently collecting data within their system? >> we did put in fields in aven avatar, and so we are monitoring this. >> so as we go in and create data for the future for this department, then, we should also try to integrate that into the report. >> separating out the -- >> well, currently, you're kind of looking at epic up to 80%. however you want to present it, maybe presenting it separately also makes sense as you did in terms of psych emergencies and whatnot. but i do think that's an almost of the data of the department that we should be looking at. >> i think that how we're working with partnership with them, i think due to prime resources and structural departments that we have in d.p.h., more s.f.h. side, but with our data structures that we used to compi

my name is ellen lee chow. i'm a resident in san francisco for the last 33 year. i am a public employee. around the former civic grand jury for two terms, 2014 and 2016. i am here to support item number 2 and item number 3. as you know, our city's budget is very high. the supervisors in here continue talking about building homeless navigation centers through public money, that failed to allocate to help the people in item number 2 and 3. you and i know we have been told within the next 30 years, we will be facing a major earthquake. which means the fire department needed every possible resources to protect all of the people in san francisco. not just to misuse and mismanage our puppet money, to attract non-san franciscans to come to san francisco. and also if we, the fire department, the staff, the public people, the public employees work so hard and try to protect the public money, i'm talking about the public resources. [bell dings] but board does not respond to the grand jury report, then you do not respect the people who spend 500 hours a year and put this rep

this time an alarm sounds in the chow line at the sensitive needs yard.time our crews had reached the yard, officers had broken up the fight and separated the suspects for questioning. >> i moved food off the chair and it almost hit the other gentleman, and he felt like i was disrespecting him on purpose, and we exchanged some words. and the next thing, we were fighting in the chow hall. >> he kicked some egg that was sitting on the seat violently towards my way. >> violently? >> violently. he did it with a frown face, so, you know, i'm thinking, you going to say excuse me, sir? i didn't say sir. i said, you going to say excuse me, the slang. and he said, excuse me. and i left it at that. i thought it was over with. we all sat down, and he was still running his mouth. >> so you're at the same table? >> we're at the same table. >> was it a personal dispute or part of a larger thing? >> it was personal at that moment. >> it was personal at that moment. >> there has been a fistfight in the dining hall between a hispanic and a black inmate. which is always a

we had the chowed cover. drizzle.eas reporting, mostly cloudy skies, fran, oakland, hayward akland, hayward and liver more. >> southwest wind at 12. outside right now looking toward the bay, mostly cloudy skies and a bit of mist or drizzle. cloud cover overnight. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. this is the cool weather pattern, it's moving in from the north. no major heat in the forecast. gusty winds for saturday. we've added a slight chance of showers. the bulk of the activity should be to the north and east of the bay area. tomorrow morning, look at the activity toward the sierra. and then look what happens sunday, showers along the north coast. some of the activity close to portions of the bay area. there's a slight chance, temperatures remaining on the cool side. 60s and 70s for afternoon highs with san jose forecast high of 70 and as we look ahead, the of the -- five-day forecast. a cooler weekend on tap. >>> it's no secret traffic is bad in the bay area. the commute option that launched that avoids freeway

in hong kong with a professor at the shanghai international banking and finance is cheap benjamin chow is convinced the unrest in hong kong is supported by external actors. the violent protesters. increased the volleys you know to compensate for the decrease in the number of peaceful protesters for quickly toting the bags on the most violent ones out there they learn the true nature of their most violent towards some of which seem very professional engaged or supported by external and it you can clearly you're quite trains it's all very professional choreographed scripts and responses in which i was with the rest and press the choice of wordings and his wrist was we're really used by any whole teenagers the a very professional so physically. commemorations to mark the 80th anniversary of the start of the 2nd world war begin this week and slipping in an eternal flame was lit as a memorial built in on a soviet and slovenian soldier has the torch hughes was brought all the way from russia and was a self lit from the eternal flame at the tomb of the unknown soldier next to the kremlin repr

. >> alisha chow. -- and a san francisco politics are obvious to many people but you may not have realized that. according to the hoover institution report, china's interest and american interest, beijing took a systematic position to exploit overseas communities as a means of advancing its own economic security and political interests. one of the commissions is china overseas commission where rose pak was the director. it was directly led by china's state department. chinese americans like rose pak at the commission have oppressed people who are marginalized by the p.r.c. >> this is the hoover institution report. rose pak was also given admission to chain a's most national front body, a conference held in beijing. members are expect today write reports about how their activities have aligned with china's interest and to detail their work on china's behalf. as supervisor peskin said in 2011, rose pak represented the p.r.c. interests. the hoover institution represents the united front members should be beirequired register as a foreign agent in the united states. >> thank you very much. nex

not be more idiotic i was in jerusalem and there is a ban on the use of electric vehicles in the old chow i understand the criticism itself but seriously jews are on a nice scooter while everything around is historically correct oh. animal welfare is taking into account a lot in germany and european countries in many countries throughout the world animal where there is well taken and what is non-technical insufficiently is human welfare peta has had since mission to divert attention away from human suffering and focus attention on less important issues and peta as probably no knowledge of the german laws the law of that is very strict and it has its limits but it also has privileges and certain privileged organizations can as long as they follow the strict procedures that the law provides use animals in their performances as the chasing out international we're back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines favre. the barbarians the vandals of wall street are now actively plundering your bank account with a negative interest rate an astonishing amount of policy there and there's no

. >> live now to andrew wheeler and transportation secretary eland chow talked about the trump administration sent it to stop california from setting stricter fuel economy standards. live coverage. >> in bringing together all of the components to complete this important step on behalf of the present for the american people. she is understood since this process began in 2017 the enormous benefits for consumers and especially the safety. i know she is in the engagement shortly following this across town so please join me in welcoming secretary chao. secretary. [applause] >> hey, good morning. thank you all so much for being here. administrator andrew wheeler and are so pleased to announce a major step forward in president trump's plan to help ensure that more americans have access to safer, more affordable, and cleaner new cars that meet their families needs. to what half years ago president trump focused autoworkers in michigan and said we would review and revise the last administration unattainable fuel economy regulations. those rules were making cars more expensive, and impeding safety, bec

. >> hello, i am chow. i live in long beach. i want to support the chinatown rose pak station. public station is my primary mode of transportation. most people in this town love muni. i have worked for public transportation in chinatown during those times, including advocating for the a express into chinatown. rose understood public transit to chinatown and business in chinatown. it is easy to attend one workshops. rose attended hundreds of hearings in the many years before she passed away. rose organized this about 10 years ago for the centra for thy project. it is the right cause. >> thank you. >> good evening. i live in russian hill, a short walk from the proposed station, and i am in support of naming of chinatown rose pak station. my family and i spent a lot of time in chinatown. to be a wonderful teachable moe meant to teach my daughter who is part chinese herself about the legacy of rose pak and the work she did over 30 years to preserve chinatown for what it is today there. is an article in the atlantic monthly about china towns all over the country and how they are und

not be more idiotic i was in jerusalem and there is a ban on the use of electric vehicles in the old chow i understand the criticism itself but seriously jews are on a nice scooter while everything around is historically correct oh. animal welfare is taking a lot in germany you're in many countries throughout the world animal welfare is well taken and what is not taking accounts unfortunately is human welfare peta has had it since mission to divert attention away from human suffering and focus attention on less important issues and peta is probably no knowledge of the german lost the love that is very strict and it has its limits but it also has trouble edges and certain privileged organizations can as long as they follow the strict procedures that the law provides use animals in their performances. still to come a dispute between tehran and western countries over an iranian tangere remains in choppy waters well tell you more on this and other stories after the brick seem wrong just don't yet to shape out just day attic and in detroit equals be trail one song that any find themselves worl

and as you can see, our members are having lunch, chowing down in a very authentic way. it is very authentic to nap, and a common staple of the g.i. experience. on average, the american soldier was about 22 years of age, weighed about 150 pounds. he had gone through the great depression. he was used to sacrifice and perhaps being short on supplies. unfortunately, that prepared a lot of american youth for the forthcoming struggles in this global war. among some of the most iconic features of the american uniform is the helmet itself. for all intents and purposes, this was the home of the american g.i. and it was a multipurpose tool, it would be used not only for protection against raining fragments, shells, splinters, rocks, what have you. he could also use it for a lot more things. this is an original helmet. i do not know who used it, but i carry it on in his memory nonetheless. what manufacturers would do with the steel pots, in order to diminish the shine and enhance the camouflage of it, they would mix sand within the green paint. that rough texture you see on the he

can still remember the menu from 1955, you know, $1.25 for four shrimp, a scoop of fried rice and chow. >> my father grew up working in the family business. >> how old do you think he was here? >> my guess is 16. i don't remember him smiling a lot. >> what was life like working in that if we didn't sell anything, we wouldn't eat. so it was very difficult. >> do you think people look down on them in america because nerp chinese in. >> i do. when we my father would look at them like are you kidding me? but it was our life so he simply said okay. >> so he just dealt with it. >> yes. we had to internalize all of it. >> do you think grandfather was resentful of his life in america because he came from such privilege in china? >> yoks i think my father and my mother were very, very proud. one memory that comes to me is when they got their citizenship and they cried. because they said we love america. >> the restaurant gave my family a foothold here, a place to land and launch. today that pattern continues. across america in nearly every small town is a chinese restaurant, and many are gatewa

and then, the second one is by assembly man chow, and it's on emergency medical services training. and this requires e.m.t. and standards to be established that would include a training component on how to interact on persons with dementia and their caregivers, and it would be consulting with community organizations on behalf of california residents with dementia or alzheimer's, so this is a big win. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any comments or questions? >> thank you very much, diane. next, the long-term care coordinating council report. [inaudible] >> -- it was exciting to see in the governor's first budget, a lot of items in long-term services and supports, which have gone unfunded or unimproved over the past administration are getting attention. we think there's a lot of room to grow, but we think it's important that the governor is paying attention to funding some of these items which have been short budgeted for so long. for the past several months, the steering committee have been hard at work on organizing the council's effort, moving us from sort of stagnant long-term wo

recently, she claimed her race was american indian.in 1984 19e had several recipes in the powwow chow cookbook identifying herself as elizabeth warren cherokee. recently real clear politics pieced together a shocking level of deception as a harvard law professor starting in '96 when a harvard spokesperson identified warren as a native american professor in the school newspaper. a year later, the same spokesperson, calling warren, well, harvard's first woman of color. harvard claiming that onetenurey professor, that's elizabeth warren who is a native american. harvard proudly listed one native american professor on its website, her name? elizabeth warren. in 2012, she defended her strong native american heritage on camera. we've got the tape. >> i have lived in a family that is talked about native american, talked about tribes since i've been a little girl. i still have a picture on my mantle at home, and it's a picture my mother had before that, a picture of my grandfather. and my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times, remarked that he -- that her father, my pa

. >>> back here in washington r, elaine chow under investigation on whether she's using her office toder scrutiny for ties to an international shipping company run by a relative. the transportation department not responding to cnn's request for a comment. sto >>> democratic presidential candidate michael bennet on his moderate health care stance in iowa. he said the other candidates are full of broken promises. >> a health plan that starts by kicking people off their coverage makes no sense. we all know as president, i'll get everyone covered with a public option or keeping the health plans they already have. >> the republican presidential hopeful mark sanford saying he'll look at all options after states call off gop primaries. he was choesen as governor and elected to congress. his party supporters are afraid of what might happen. >> if in the world of politics you have a chance to, quote, stack in a 90% win, which is what he alleges his lead is, you do it all day long. particularly if you're first in the primary, it will have implication s on other primarie. that means others are w

maybe some snow showers out toward the sierra and into tomorrow morning, we'll wake up to some low chowedsog and clearing skies ifer your thursday afternoon forecast and we will begin to warm up those numbers for tomorrow. today, we are in the cooler days of the week, but not extremely cool. just lots of 60s and 70s. warmest locations could be flirting with 80. san jose is 75. look ahead at your five-day forecast. we're going to warm things up into your thursday. it will be nice on friday. the rain clouds moving on out later on today. look at that saturday forecast. that will clearly be the warmest day of the weekend. lots of 80s and a few spots could be right around 90 degrees. >>> new at noon, san francisco- based e cigarette maker they come under threat of subpoena if it doesn't submit documents to congress by october 1s. democrats in the house are taking a closer look at juul products and marketing practices. an of size committee want to examine if the company intentionally targeted ads. they already pulled some flavored pod social security. at least seven deaths and hundreds of cases

information over here of their radio antennas, the farm, the military personnel stationed here, the chow line, and this is good photo of them here working and listening to the radios, intercepting and taking down notes as to what was being broadcast. over here nice picture of the people working intercepting the radio communications and this a nice picture of what the barn looked like with all the receivers and the men and women stationed there intercepting the radio broadcasts. now, in addition, while we're in this room a different assortment of uniforms we have in our collection, some are from world war ii, so from the cold war era. this is an original coat rack from the civil defense headquarters in washington, d.c. so almost everything in here is original to one extent or another that deals with the cold war. recently this book came out called "code girls." and this talks about what the women in the military and agencies did here at this site during world war ii and the cold war to monitor and intercept the radio communications. then again right here as we start to exit you can see wh

with that the low choweds today. for the weekend, another system that will develop offshore that will drop off those numbers especially in your saturday forecast. here we go, the forecast model showing you this. the clouds return later on tonight and tomorrow morning and once again, another round of partly cloudy skies for tomorrow afternoon. once again, tomorrow will be a little bit warmer than today. santa rosa forecast high. 79. inland, mid to upper 80s out toward concord, antiach and brentwood. san jose at 78 and the beaches mainly in the 60s. here is a look ahead at your five-day forecast. and a little bit of a warm-up in your friday forecast. and by the weekend, look at that. temperatures collapsing by saturday. just some 60s and 70s and maybe a few low 80s. and into next week, bit and temperatures. hotspots not so hot mainly in the low to mid 80s. >>> a committee with the met are poll tan has given the green light to convert every bridge. commuters would pay and use fasttrack. the change is long overdue. >> th

if you are in the market for some chow, you should know that it goes on sale september 12th.ause that would be a sad story and, let's face it, if you're looking forward to the release of a taco bell product, you've had enough sad stories in your life. that's not violin mono, that's a different segment. topic number four, the cleveland browns started their season yesterday. the good news is new wide receiver odell beckham jr. did provide the team with a bright spot during their loss to the titans. the bad news is he may be getting fined for wearing it. yeah, beckham was trade thed to the browns during the off season after becoming the new york giants' all-time leader in bong hits, and now look at that. he could sent more money up in smoke after he wore a $350,000 watch during yesterday's game. finish -- the league said to be contemplating disciplinary actions, but it's prefreshing to see the browns watching something besides the may haves. as of tonight, it's i unclear if the league will fine the man known as obj. we can tell you the team weapon on to lose their home opener 43

. >> clerk: steven lee, kent lynn, julie lizar, wei min chow, betty louis, norman fung -- >> chair heinicke: please line up if your name was called. >> clerk: kristina o'louis. >> chair heinicke: if you hear your name, please line up on the side to my right, your left. sir, i've forgotten your name and i apologize. what is your name? >> eddy >> chair heinicke: thank you so much. >> i am of environmental defense. we supported the creation of green zones which were about clean buses in low-income communities. we've also sfored sfta around the antenna buses that existed. of course we supported enviro organizations on the car role. so this is a personal endeavor because it's more about the justice aspect in environmental justice. it's about that blend of socio-economic race and cultural factors, where we care about a community organizer and leader made this project to begin with. ultimately the standard for this shouldn't be twisted as something that is universally beloved, that is too high a standard. the standard should be about respect, respect for the community, respect for the blood, sweat

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wong and chow, you can arrest us but more protesters will come out. is that true? >> i think so.ome of the protests in central hong kong and i kept asking people about those arrest on friday. there were a sweep of pro-democracy figures arrested in hong kong and they kept saying this is angering people more. these people are not formal leaders of this protest movement. they were more formally leaders movements, occupy everyone is saying is largely leaderless, so you go after these figures, arresting them, and it will just ring more people into the streets, angering people. i spoke to 160 year-old church official who said i am ready to be arrested. you have the sort of radicalization of moderate protesters here. it seems like there is no end in sight when it comes to protesters willing to come out and face being arrested in one of these unauthorized rallies. so much, andnk you marlow there. let's get back to scott from blackrock. we're trying to figure out the fact that there is a tit-for-tat and we don't have a date on when the u.s. and china will meet. source ofs is a big the fal

>> when teams have more time to train together and went there which -- with each other to chow hall ortraining together they get to know each other and much of the challenge has been in the last 2425 months as chief management officers too much reporting, and we take them away from doing the core elements of the things that i remember as a senior officer. i 1-800-breakfast lunch and dinner with my teammates. i was with them all the time and they knew my family then you my friend. we eat breakfast and go to the gym. they know i'm tired and need a cup of coffee. that's really what it comes down to. we started taking requirements to allow more collusive relationships to be built and that's one of the trusts and foundations is where it is really codified. we need to do more of that and the type of interactive training you describe, that's what we do for anything. >> thank you. know your soldiers. ambassador. >> thanks. this scourge as you described it of sexual assault cannot be in tolerated. an environment where we entrust our military soldiers sailors airmen and marines with extraordinar

>> senator, when teams have more time to train together, when they are with each other, in the chow hall or training together, they get to know each other better. much of the challenges i've seen in the last 24 months as a management officer is too much reporting, too much compliance, and we take them away from doing the core elements of the job. the things that i remember as a junior officer. the unit was, we ate breakfast, lunch and dinner with my teammates. i was with them all the time. they knew my family and they knew my friends. we did that at the pentagon. we ate breakfast, lunch, go to the gym. they know when i am tired and need a cup of coffee. that is really what it comes down to. we started this about a year ago, taking requirements to allow more cohesive teams to be built and that is where the trust, the foundation of great units, is where it is really codified. we need to do more of that and the type of interactive training we described, that is what we do for anything. >> thank you, know your soldiers. ambassador. >> thanks. this scourge, as you describe it, of sexual assau

jedediah: i love the side by side though of this montage and you see them chowing down on a t -bone.another. jedediah: i'm curious though friends@foxnews.com. is it hypocritical or was this an exceptional day, maybe a special occasion, let us know. ed: i just thought we're going to have where they cannot get rid of the meat sauce they were going to taste it and talk about it in a minute. in the meantime turning to headlines a soldier, in training dies at the fort jackson military base in south carolina. this unidentified army recruit had a medical emergency before a drill on friday. fort jackson's commanding general said, "the tragic loss of a soldier,, our nations most precious resource, is devastating to the families, friends and teammates." now the exact cause of death is under investigation. we'll stay on top of that story. meanwhile, a driver takes police on a wild high speed chase because he did not think they could catch him in a 2002 acura. an out of state trooper tried to pull the man over for speeding when he took off going 140 miles per hour. police arresting him after he