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but anyway, when they got to christy, when christy is speaking of, no better word to use than to water down the mission, to water down the interpretation by taking you and putting you in different areas. that was nothing new. it had been tried before. but wasn't successful. what i'm trying to say is that we had become a group of interpreted that knew the value and the strength of that togetherness in mission and those who interpreted african-american history. the times were changing. administrations were changing. vice presidents were changing. and things were basically changing. can't go back to where we were but didn't want to take a step back. and things were a little bit different. there is one thing i wanted to stay about this sale. when it started and the protests started and all that happened, i kind of saw the ring leader. i set off to the side. the sale happened. i said, you know they do this every year. he said, what? i said they do this every year. he said, really? i said yes, just watch. i knew what was happening. i said they're going to sell some land now. watch them. and

john, it's christi, it's christi and martin, do we -- >> i hear you.programming. >> oh, you are. okay, well, if you can hear me, we can hear you. so, i just wanted to ask you, what do you think prompted the pope to insert himself now into the conversation about the white supremacy and the hate that we're seeing? >> well, i mean, what prompted him to interject himself was that he had agreed to give an interview to la santa which is one of the newspapers here in italy. and coincidentally, that his new director used to work for. i think this is the pope probably doing a favor for a friend. i do not think that this had much to do with the current situation in the united states, the aftermath of these terrible shootings that you've seen in el paso, in dayton, and the national debate it has unleashed about white supremacy and the rhetoric of president trump and so on. if anything, to be honest with you it probably has much to do with the conversation situation here in italy, when the effective power behind the throne here in italy has recently declared that

victor, christi. >> thank you. let's go to cnn's brian todd in west palm beach.rian, i know the story has been filling up the gas tank. and a lot of those stations running out. has that tanker to resupply the station where you are, has that arrived yet? >> reporter: victor, we've been waiting for the tank toreer to arrive. it's very close. but they need it to get here. it's got 9,000 gallons of fuel that's going to leave here for customers. this is that sight that no one wants to see. the bag over the handle. diesel gas that only doesn't help that many people here. they ran out of regular unleaded late last night. they ran out of all other gas at 12:30 a.m. overnight. but they do anticipate once the tanker gets here, that they will have another run on gas. again, we talked about the preparations here and off the coast of florida. floridians know not to let down their guard. even though the track is changing. they're preparing for a run on gas here. these guys were directing traffic all day yesterday. the traffic was snaking out here and on to forest hill boulevar

chris christie is here! late show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: give it up for jon batiste and "stay human"! special guests tonight, the dap kings! in a moment we'll have a republican analysis of what happened. governor chris christie is going to be here in a moment. talking about from the opposition's point of view of what they thought happened at tonight's debate. looking forward to that. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: first, folks, over the last two nights of debates we've heard from many potential candidates for president, also bill de blasio. ( laughter ) but there are also more democrats running that didn't qualify to be in these debates including substantial candidates, like the actual governor of montana, steve bullock, he's the sitting governor of a red state that went for trump in 2016 and he was not on stage tonight. don't worry. while nbc may have hosted the first debate with the other candidates, the l

christi? >> ivan watson, we appreciate it so much.arah westwood live now. we heard him say there, ivan say, president trump had said the short-term missiles don't bother him. but there are 28,000 u.s. troops that are in that range of which any of those missiles could actually hit. have we heard any news or any indication as to whether the president has had any communication with north or south korea this morning? >> reporter: well, christi and martin, good morning. president trump seems to be channeling a lot of that frustration about north korea into south korea. he seems to be questioning why the u.s. pays so much to base those 28,000 troops in south korea of he's scaled back the military exercises, those joint military exercises we heard president trump refer to as testing between the u.s. military and the south korean military. they've been scaled back in an apparent attempt to appease these concerns from north korea and just this week he demanded that seoul step up and pay more for the protection that they received through south

important to put things into context, too, christi and martin.e're learning about this, just seven days after this crazed gunman made his way all the way into el paso and opened fire on a crowded walmart. of course, yesterday, based on the latest investigation, we found out that he admitted they was specifically targeting numbers of the hispanic-american community, mainly mexicans. >> polo sand dou dousandoval, t much. polo leading into this new video. i don't want you to be caught off guard. this is hard to watch. there's upsetting images here. >> move. >> it's cell phone video shows the walmart maparking lot, show moments after the attack. you hear victims running. victims seen on the ground. and you hurt polo say that he was deliberately targeting mexicans. the arrest affidavit says he told police that he was the walmart shooter, straight up. and sources say he picked el paso, because he wanted the attack to be far away from his hometown which is near dallas. the shooter has been charged with capital murder and is being held without bond. that

victor and christi. >> ivan watson in hong kong for us. ivan, thank you. >>> we're just getting this in. defense secretary mark esper is talking about a plan to deploy intermediate range missiles to asia. >> this is an announcement that comes, think about it, just a day after the u.s. left the inf treaty, and i want to take a minute to listen to what esper told reporters moments ago as he's on his way to sydney, australia. >> i'm talking about conventional weapons, inf range, exactly. i would prefer months. i just don't have the latest data play on time lines for either a cruise missile or a long-range missile as the army was preparing it but these things tend to take longer than you expect. there's a number of factors that weigh in. i don't want to get ahead of ourselves. we need to first focus on the programs and getting the system right. >> we'll talk more about that throughout the morning. still to come, though, employment growth in the u.s. is still solid, although there has been some slowing. how long requecan the u.s. sust the econo

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> well following some breaking news in antioch tonight where police are investigating a shooting that happened on highway 4. officers say one car was hit by at least one round. but nobody was hurt. shooting forced chp to close the westbound lanes of the highway at hill the crest more than an hour. happening at 3:30 in the afternoon. this is traffic cam video of the lanes opening up. this was just a few minutes ago. investigator haves are yet to release the description of the gunman or suspect car.he story for you bri information when we get it. >>> we continue to follow the wildfires burning in the amazon. brazil's president is sending in the military to help out the firefighters. brazil contains about 60% of the amazon rain forest. the number of wildfires they've had this year is alarming. nearly 77,000. that's up 85% from last year. a little more than half of those started in the amazon region. >>> someone shot a teenager in broad daylight in san jose. as of right now the shooter is out th

martin, christi? >> wow, all right. ivan watson, thank you so much. >>> joining me now is a political anchor for spectrum news to talk more about all of this. good morning to you, errol. >> good morning, martin. >> how much of a problem is this for the administration, for president trump? >> well, it's a big problem. it's a big problem for the white house and, frankly, a big problem for the united states. the president appears to have been outmaneuvered by the north korean dictator into saying almost nothing while the tests proceed, and keep in mind, martin, even if it's not an intercontinental ballistic missile, if it's not nuclear testing, we have troops well within the range of the missiles that are being tested. as the commander in chief of the armed forces it is up to the president to keep those troops out of harm's way. he has been subjected to the same kind of trickery that this dictator and his two predecessors have used against american presidents. they talk a good game. they do absolutely nothing. they continu

christie? >> reporter: well, terry, a navigation center for the homeless is going in behind that fence you see there behind me. and today opponents renewed their call to stop the project and they were joined by a woman who was attacked in the doorway of the building right next door. she says she's frustrated and that it's been hard to stay positive after such a traumatic event. >> it's a drug problem. this is mental illness. and you're putting them right next to our house. how can you put us in that danger? >> reporter: paneez kasarian made an emotional plea to san francisco city leaders over a navigation for the homeless going in on the embarcadero near her condo. >> please take action. don't build this here. you don't have the capability to properly manage it. you don't even know who these people are. this man isn't even from san francisco. >> reporter: a man attacked her outside of her condo last week and it was caught on tape. the suspect is 25-year-old austin james vincent. >> we're here t

christie smith is live with what riders need to know. christie? >> reporter: well this is a big change for riders and some were surprised to find out what will happen this weekend as the trains won't be rolling here at the lafayette station. they will roll up to orinda and walnut creek and then a free bus shuttle to get people around to the three stations. now b.a.r.t. is saying ultimately there will be a payoff for riders, but in the short-term, delay. there will be no b.a.r.t. train service between orinda and walnut creek this weekend as a huge rebuilding project gets underaway. >> replacing track equipment dating back to the 1970s. >> i think it is wonderful. i think we need to fix this. >> that is going to be really tough. >> reporter: kamary was at the lafayette station today and just learned that shuttles will be available as connectors between lafayette, orinda and walnut creek. but that could add 40 minutes to her b.a.r.t. ride. >> i might end up having to take uber or lyft instead. i don't like driving to the city. >> reporter: that won't

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thanks very much. >>> san jose police looking for the gunman in a deadly shooting last night. ar the arrived. they found the victim inside a red sedan. he'd been shot. taken to a hospital where he died. investigators have yet to release a suspect description. >>> four people are in the hospital tonight after a shooting in san francisco's western addition neighborhood. this happened about 11:30 last night near the intersection of fillmore and golden gate avenue. four victims taken to the hospital. no arrests have been made. >>> a lodai man who spent 14 years in prison is now reunited with hi family after a judge overturns his terror conviction. he spoke publicly for the first time since his release. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us with new developments. >> hamid hayat federal prison in arizon tanked finally came. hayat spoke publicly today for the first time since he was freed. he celebrated his freedom at a gathering of family, friends and supporters in mccullen park in sacramento county. you may r

christi paul. >> and i'm martin savage. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. >> the breaking news, officials say jeffrey epstein, the multimillionaire in jail on charges he sex trafficked underaged girls has died by suicide. >> epstein previously had been moved to a suicide watch unit after being thought unconscious in his cell in july. prosecutors say that epstein sexually abused dozens of young girls for years at his home in palm beach, florida, and new york. some of his alleged victims were said to be as young as 14. let's bring in kara scannell, she has been covering this case for some time. kara, what do you know about the means by which he died and how he was discovered? >> well, martin, we're still getting information on this, but two law enforcement sources say that epstein was found in his jail cell saturday morning in cardiac arrest, and that he died at a local new york hospital later. so the details of exactly how he died are still being, you know, we're still ascertaining those details, but we can confirm from two law enforcem

christi and victor. >> we'll look forward to their remarks. vanessa yurkevich thank you so much. >>> we spoke to the cofounder of the black church pac and former ceo of the democratic national convention committee, talked to her earlier this morning. >> listen to what she has to say about the new generation of african-american voters. >> we know that the african-american community is not monolithic. we have all stripes, all kinds, and so these are young voters who are some of them voting for the first time who are very engaged. some of them who voted for the first time in 2018 to help flip the house, and so they are interested in pocketbook issues. many of them are dealing with student debt, and they're startistar starting their careers or a midpoint in their career and want to know about gentrification and housing and the pocketbook issues that will help them. some of them are entrepreneurs. they want to know about access to capital. these are the things they are concerned about, and of course as african-americans there are the issues that af

christie, thank you. the family of keyla salazar are celebrating what would have been her fourth birthday. she was one of three people killed in the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting. tomorrow a wake will be held to remember her life. service will be held at our lady of guadalupe church in san jose. we'll continue bringing any updates on all of these mass shootings. you can always head over to our website, nbcbayarea.com, for the latest. >> firefighters say they have a handle on the fire in eastern contra costa county that threatened homes earlier this weekend. containment of the marsh fire at 85% and firefighters expect to have it fully contained by tomorrow. now, that marsh complex fire broke out very early saturday morning between clayton and brentwood forcing some people to leave their homes. luckily everyone is home tonight. >> the deadly accident on 101 this morning could have been worse than it was. around 3:30 in the morning the driver of a box truck slammed into that palo alto fire truck. it w

chr christi and victor. >> we are waiting for a news conference to start. carlos jimenez, the mayor of miami-dade scheduled to start here in a few moments. t we will bring that to you. you see that podium there on the right of your screen. now, as we have said that dorian may have veered away from florida, still not clear of trouble. >> yeah, and governor ron desantis very well aware of that. listen to what he's saying. >> there is still significant chance of a strike on the state of florida. if you look at that cone, anyone inside that cone needs to be prepared. i think people are going to probably still understand, you know, that preparations need to be made and understand, even if it doesn't directly strike florida, you know, this is a big powerful storm, you're still looking at really significant storm surge on the east coast of florida. you're looking at major flooding events. >> now, listen, there are millions of senior citizens in florida, and gathering necessary food and water and medicine to try to ride out a storm, that alone can be difficult. >>

>> chris christie was lying and all apologies were a bad leaders a bad person. what he's done is put himself above the best interest of the nation. nra has control over republicans for three reasons. one is the money. we always talk about the money. the other is mobilization of voters, they're one of the most effective groups of mobilizing constituencies. politicians respond to that as well. the third though you can go back almost to the inflection point where bush 41 left the nra. the nra successfully indoctrinated second round convictions. when i say there's a distinction between a bad leader and bad person, we lost nearly 3,000 people in 9/11 and we marshalled every resource of our government four a whole-out government response. in the case of hurricane katrina, we marched all of our resources to respond, he an epidemic. last year we had stats from the cdc, there were over 14,000 murders through the use of a firearm. 24,000 u sides through the use of a firearm. by scale this is a national epidemic that is killing americans and we have a president who took on

. >>> this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> it was announced less than a week ago, and now president trump says congressman john ratcliff will not be nominated as director of national intelligence. >> and the president blames the president for ratcliff's downfall after questions came up over his qualifications. ratcliff had very little experience. and a republican told cnn there was very little had you for his confirmation, with the intelligence community nervous at the prospect of the nomination as well from berkeley heights, new jersey, sarah westwood with us now. sarah, what more do we know about where this is going? >> reporter: well, christi, congressman john ratcliff said yesterday, it was his idea to withdraw his own name nation from consideration, amid reports that he had embellished his record. that there were bipartisan concerns for his job. but president trump also stressing what could be concerned about a difficult confirmation process for ratcliff. now he's back to square one, he told reporters leaving the white house to come to new jersey y

christie smith joins us live with how it is all going, christie? >> garvin, cal trans suggests that people might want to find a different way to get around on highway four. they reduced the lane closures down from two to one. they could see delays of up to 40 minutes, but some said they didn't notice. they ran into problems at the lafayette station. >> the two left lanes were closed this weekend so bart could bring in big cranes to replace decades old train tracks. they aim to keep the backups at less than 30 minutes, but it stacked up. >> it reached a threshold where we asked part to condense the two lanes down to one. >> there is never a good time for a track closure. >> bart says they tried to pick a time when ridership was not high. the project allows for new insulators, tiles, and warn >> we're preparing a replacement to go in. >> they let riders to know what to expect. >> i was, i was meeting somebody, and now i don't know what it will be. >> they hopped on a free bus connecter, that is where stacey san tez s santez says she was glad to find

at the moment, christi, this is more a standoff than anything.e police haven't made any attempt to clear this area out. at a protest yesterday, the police conducted dispersal operations very quickly and very efficiently yesterday, which turned into sort of flash mobs running through the streets of hong kong. at the moment, what we see is this standoff. what you can't see is behind me. there'sle front line of protesters but there are thousands of protesters standing behind them hammering on all sorts of things to get this rhythmic chanting going on, really telling people about what they're doing. at the moment, as i say, christi, it's a standoff but tensions continue to escalate. >> do take care of yourself and the crew there. thank you so much. >>> israel says it foiled a large-scale drone attack by iran. >> they carried out a series of air strikes hitting a iranian attacks. help us understand what these attacks are like there. what are they talking about? >> reporter: well, it's very unusual that the israeli defense force would come out almost a

christy, the second amendment's been around since 1791. i understand its utility.that we have to keep and to bear arms. but the founding fathers could not have envisioned what we can do mechanically with weapons these days. look, the issue becomes the assault weapon. how do you define it? collapsible stock, pistol grip, shrouded barrel, compressor on the end. those are all things that people argue about the need for that for hunting, i don't understand it. i'm a former military guy, law enforcement guy. i just don't understand the connection there. >> mm-hmm. james galliano and ross baker, thank you both so much for taking time for this morning. >> thanks, christy. >> >>> we just dipped into the working lunch with president trump and president macron. we have some answers on what they're talking about. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey.rkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smo

>> reporter: not quite, at least not at this point here, christi and martin.hat high security is behind me right there. when you look at the bureau of prison guidelines it's important to take note any inmate that exhibits a significant potential for suicide must be placed in a suicide prevention room. so that certainly begs the question here, did prison authorities here feel that he was no longer a threat to himself or was there a potential violation of those policies? the millionaire finance year turned convicted ped file has been since his arrest in early july. he pleaded not guilty to federal charges after prosecutors accused him of sex trafficking dozens of underage girls such as young at 14. he was ordered to stay at the federal facility. prison officials say epstein was found dead in his cell early saturday morning, shocking news for epstein's accusers who continued to speak out in the more than a month since his arrest. >> did jeffrey epstein rape you. >> yeah, no, he raped me. >> jennifer rose told nbc in july that epstein raped her when she was a mino

all right, thank you, christie. now we have continuing coverage of the record-breaking heat on social media for you. you can follow jeff on twitter. he's a great resource for everything that has to do with weather, as you know, and his twitter handle is @jeff ranieri. >>> now to a story only on nbc bay area. days after san jose's mayor introduced a historic gun control proposal, a councilwoman is going on the offensive against him. maya esparza says the mayor was grandstanding when he announced the idea this week to have gun owners buy liability insurance. esparza's cousin was killed in the gilroy mass shooting. the councilwoman sat down exclusively with damian trujillo, who is live with reaction. >> reporter: some very explosive comments by the councilwoman that today she rarely gives interviews but says today she felt she needed to speak out. [ gunfire ] she can still hear the tragic sounds from that july afternoon at the gilroy garlicmanaya espa cousin was stephen romero, the little boy killed in the chaos. steph

christie smith is joining us live. how is it going? >> reporter: terry, we had a chance to hear some of the music today. so much to see inside and the crowds are large. behind me this is one of the vip entrances. i had a chance to speak to the folks that went in today. some say it did feel like heighten security and they welcomed it. >> reporter: outside lands bringing thousands of people formusi for music and drinks and more. >> walk around and be outside. >> reporter: on the way into outside lands, people headed towards the gates. >> yesterday security was the same, metal detectors and clear bags. >> reporter: they have attended before but this time considered more than they usually do. >> i feel that everyone is aware after the gilroy festival. i feel like everyone has security top of mind for them. i would say this year i feel security is pretty heighten. >> we like to be on the outside of the crowd just in case something were to happen, there is an exit that we can escape to. >> reporter: dayton and el paso, security is heighten i

and louise christie has them all.noticed as she has become the first scot since 2013 to represent great britain in the sport after being selected to compete at the prestigious international tournament in portugal. the prestigious international tournament in portugallj the prestigious international tournament in portugal. i feel it put some pressure on me because i wa nt to put some pressure on me because i want to do well being one representing scotland, it gives me a sense of pride that i'm the first scottish rhythmic gymnast to do this and so long and i hope it makes other gymnasts think they can do the same. it demonstratesjust that other gymnasts think they can do the same. it demonstrates just that the ha rd same. it demonstrates just that the hard work and dedication and commitment and the opportunities that we are trying to create for the gymnasts are now reaping the rewards. here is louise aged just 11 yea rs rewards. here is louise aged just 11 years old, showing off their talents at the british open where sh

christy smith joins us live from city hall where pedestrian safely will be front and center. anything new on the investigation? >> reporter: well, terry, police haven't really released much on the circumstances of the collision. but thdo did stop and is cooperating. in the meantime, the supervisor is saying he believes that more walking safer. now, this is video that was posted on theed lastalking. a 79-year-old died at the scene. police say they don't think drugs or alcohol were a factor in the crash and the supervisor did post to twitter saying she was hit by a taxi, adding in part that we are devastated and furious. another person was hit and killed in the bay area last month and yet another at taylor and ofarrell. he says the area does need improvement. >> in this particular area, it can be very dark at nighttime. for drivers it is hard to see people in this area. we can think of different ways of increasingwe c narrow lanes things to really slow down the traffic. >> reporter: now, he had pushed for a state of emergency around traffic safet according to the group, walk sa

reporting live in discovery bay, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow. that's a live picture of dublin. rob joining us with more on that. >> that is where the spare alert is targeting, the inland east bay. that will be unhealthy for sensitive groups tomorrow. this includes the tri-valley during the day tomorrow. notice it's in the mid-90s right now in livermoore. temperatures expected soaring. they did just that. 95 degrees in concord. mid-90s around morgan hill. temperatures will be even hotter. but what might make things more uncomfortable is a boost in the humidity. now as you are beginning to see here, that moisture is heading towards southern california. now we're talking about increasing humidity that feels that comfort index. that will take a hit between now and wednesday. we'll show you how hot those temperatures could get and could this bring any showers or lightening? a look at that in our full forecast in 12 minutes. >> we will see you in a bit. some good progress is being made on the mountai

christie?porter: well, terry, a navigation center for the homeless is going in behind that fence you see there behind me. and today opponents renewed their call to stop the project and they were joined by a woman who was

christie smith is on campus in san francisco with the latest. where do we stand on in? >> people have been b asking for a long time to have a chance to see the mural inside the hallway and today the districts allowed it for two hours and got quite a crowd including members of the artist's family. while samety sai they agree, most that we spoke with said they wanted to stay. lively discussion inside the hauls of george washington high school. fran seen does not like what she sees. >> i think it is demeaning. it certainly does not show the native people. >> marlene cramer sees a lesson in it. >> a great deal of research. by the wta. >> the district says subjects including images of planes and deceased native american person may have been commentary to remind people of the violence during the fight. his grandson showed up today. >> our founding fathers. very contrary to that. most of today's crowd says a mistake. some are even considering a ballot measure b for lack of protection for the art. >> people are also collecting signatures to try and preserve it. we're told the h

christy smith spoke with the city supervisor and safety advocate. >> reporter: good evening. firstly, we are hearing condolences for the woman's family. police have not said much about the circumstances of that collision. but at least one city supervisor says this is an example of the latest tragedy and how people need to be protected better on the streets in san francisco. at fifth and market streets in s san francisco, eric is careful when he's walking. >> being vigilant and patient. >> reporter: a sign is posted in the area about another deadly collision just last month. last night around 9:00 p.m., a taxi hit and 79-year-old woman. this video was posted on the citizeand cooperated. >> this particular situation we don't know exactly what happened yet. but we know that this is a very high injury area, and there are changes that can be made to market street to ensure that people are safe. >> reporter: the supervisor tweeted in part another pedestrian fatalitfatality. we are devastated and furious. >> if we had lower speeds, if we had narrower lanes, traffic lights that were

." ♪ roxie, roxie >> 65-year-old supermodel christie brinkley's the early favorite -- she starred asie hart on broadway three times. and has a strategy. >> if i can't do it with my feet, i'll distract them with my face. >> i love it! >> from christie to dawson -- cue the music. ♪ i don't want to wait >> you planted the seed a long time ago. >> we're going to win "dancing with the stars." >> from way back when i was the in the apartment 23 and pitch the story line where fake me goes, goes on the fake "dancing with the stars." >> but within minutes of this morning's casting announcement there was backlash and controversy. in a surprise tweet, host tom bergeron seemed to suggest he was against the casting of former presidential press secretary sean spicer. bergeron said he was hoping the show would be, quote, a joyful respite from our exhausting political climate and free of inevitably divisive bookings from any party affiliation. when you look forward to a ped yum rolled on to the dance floor and maybe melissa mccarthy pops out -- >> and with "dancing with the stars" ratings down -- ex

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> we saw that traffic mess on the bay bridge.he san mateo bridge. here's a live look, looking pretty smooth this evening commute, but it's no secret, our traffic is getting even worse and costing more than $2 billion a year forçó taxpayers. our which is and techÑi reporte scott budman joins us on 101 in san jose which also backs up on a nightly basis. >> reporter: these numbers are risky for the south bay and bay area in general. not only because they show we're year because of sitting in traffic, we're also at risk ofq losing our status as a business leader. if you commute, you know we've got it bad. >> traffic is bad. i have to drive like two hours. >> it is. i think that it's progressively just gotten worse, and it doesn't really matter what time of day it is. the streets are just super congested. >> reporter: now, thanks to a study out of texas a&m, we know how bad. the bay area now has the second worst traffic in the country, behind only los angeles. wexd each lose 103 hours a year sitting in traffic. our economy loses almos

christy smith joins us live. >> reporter: the woman was attacked right by the door to her building, which is that one that you see right there. now, a navigation center for the homeless is planned right next door to that building behind the fence that you see. and opponents are saying that there are clear public safety concerns. they would like the city to stop construction on the navigation center. she was grabbed by a man when she tried to get inside her building last week, and that attack was caught on security tape. she points to what she sees as a drug and mental illness problem in the city and joined the group which has been opposed to the navigation center, and they filed a lawsuit over it. today pointed to other recent incidents of crime across the neighborhood. >> please take action. don't build this year. you don't have the capability to properly manage it. >> given the city's inability to keep the people safe from the effects of the shelter even before construction is finished, we're calling on the city to halt the project until a court decides. >> one homeless advocate certain

reporting live in gilroy, christy smith. >> thanks so much for that report. >>> today is kayla salazar's birthday. her family is now planning for her wake. she was one of three people killed in last sunday's garlic mass shooting. tomorrow a wake will be held to remember her life. service will be held in san jose. we will continue to bring you any updates on these mass shootings. you can head to our website. >>> follow up to that march complex fire. containment is now at 85%. firefighters expect to have full containment by tomorrow. a fire broke out early saturday morning between clayton and brentwood. everyone is back home today. >>> a deadly accident on 101 this morning could have been a lot worse than it actually was. around 3:30 the driver of a box truck slammed into the back of a fire truck. it was blocking the slow lane. the fire engine was parked there to protect crews as they dealt with a single car accident. there was no one in the fire truck at the time. the driver of the boxcar died instantly. at this time it does not appear that alcohol or drugs played a role in the accident.

christie smith explains. >> reporter: each candidate really had to get to it today. they had less than ten minutes to stand up before the crowd and make their case. and most stuck with a familiar platform and moved on to outlining their plan to defeat donald trump. one by one, democratic presidential hopefuls took turns taking center stage in san francisco. senator bernie sanders called 2020 the most important election of our lifetime. >> we will only be successful if we are capable of rallying an unprecedented grassroots uprising that sweeps trump and all that he represents out of office. >> this is a fight not only for the soul of our country. it is a fight borne out of love of country and we democrats will win. >> reporter: a dozen candidates spoke to dnc members on issues ranging from defeating white nationalism to student debt and immigration. >> i believe we can reform border security but use common sense and compassion instead of cruelty. >> reporter: but some attendees wanted to have a different conversation, saying they're concerned the party isn't talking e

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us from golden gate park, which is already pretty active, christie? >> reporter: that's right, raj. certainly, everyone wants this to be a fun and enjoyable festival. but both the mayor and police chief did talk about the climate that we're in. now they didn't go into a whole lot of detail about what's going to be going on as far as security, but they did say there will be more police and fencing, and a plan in place they've been working on to keep people feeling safe. in golden gate park, the stage is set for outside lands. the festival is expected to draw more than 200,000 people, looking for music, food, and a good time in uncertain times. >> we know that what's at the front of everyone's mind is public safety. especially in light of sadly, so many tragic shootings. >> reporter: san francisco mayor london breed joined city leaders to talk about what after the deadly shootings in gilroy, texas and ohio. >> our deployment is going to be increased. >> reporter: bill scott says s.w.a.t. officers will join security. >> we're enhancing that this year. w

christie, to you. >> i'm christie paul. victor, thank you. we went to sleep with the news of those 20 people dead in el paso. you're waking up now. i'm sorry to tell you, to nine more people who have been killed in a second mass shooting. this time, dayton, ohio. between these 2 shootings, 29 people are dead, 42 people are injured in a 15-hour time span and 2 mass shootings. want to get you back to victor but get you the latest on what happened in dayton. here's the latest on this overnight shooting. >> i'm lieutenant colonel matt carper. chief of police. just after 1:00 this morning, we have an active shooter situation, in the oregon district, part of our downtown area. we had one shooter that we're aware of and multiple victims. the shooter is deceased from gunshot wounds. nine victims deceased in addition to that. we have 16 more victims hospitalized right now in unknown conditions. we're working on identifying the suspect, to see what possible motivation might have been. we don't have that yet. there's a long gun with multiple rounds, at

christie smith joins us live from lafayette. >> reporter: well, cal tranhas certainly been keeping anye on the traffic on highway 24 that's going on because of the bart work. bart has been keeping an eye on that traffic, too. and today at one point the traffic stacked up a little bit more than they wanted to so they changed the lane closures from two lanes down to one. now riders were told what to expect. that includes delays up to 40 minutes. but some say they were just learning about it. it was slow going on highway 24 to get past lane closures near the lafayette bart station. >> all the traffic was stopped behind me, and there was two trucks, you know, cranes in the middle of the road. >> reporter: the two left lanes were closed for a 265-ton crane for bart to replace train tracks. cal trans was able to monitor roads from their traffic management center in oakland. they aim to keep traffic delays under 30 minutes, but the backup grefrmt. >> it did actually reach the threshold where we have asked bart to condense the two-lane closure that we have on highway 24 down to just one. >> r

fosophie: ron christie is er advisor to president george w. bush and he joined me earlier tl discusthis. the president is saying he does not think there is a recession at all, and yet his actions are those of a president who might think the is one on the way. ron: he has political reality he is now confronting. if the economy does not do well heading into 2020, his reelection prospects go down significantly. but if you look in the united states, what constitutes a recession? o quarters of negative economic growth. we have not seen that yet. the president is right to say that we are not in recession,bu i do understand that he is worried about his electoral prospects next year. sophie: how worried should he be? every administration needs to walk a fine line between recognizing economic reality and shoring up the american economy. he more than anyhather president tied his success to the economy. ron: he has. there was a poll that came out this week that shows 34% of economists think we could be headed towards a recession, d i look at it and say t

pyongyang's sixth round of weapons launches since late july >>> former new jersey governor chris christieho once told a heckler to sit down and shut up is forming a think tank to discuss way toes bring civility back to politics the christie institute of public policy will be based at seton university law school where christie got his law degree. >>> and russian billionaire pokrov has agreed to sell full ownership of barclay's arena to joseph tsai, vice chairman of alibaba. total price, about $3 billion. you're up to date. that's the news update this hour carl, back downtown to you >> sue, thank you very much. >>> major averages are on pace for their third straight week in the red. but they're narrowing the losses today. we're just off the session highs. dow is up 267. our next guest says now is the meo buy this dip the chief global equity at city sess going to join us next >>> volatility returns john chu has more on that. >> so we've been talking about what's happening with the dow and how many points it's lost and gained throughout the week here for those who subscribe more to the s&p 50

christi paul is in atlanta. and this is a tragic weekend in america. two communities asking the question, why, after two mass shootings. here in el paso, 20 people killed, 26 injured. we will talk about what happened here in a moment. there is also what happened in dayton, ohio overnight. nine people killed, another 26 injured. with 29 people dead, this is one of the deadliest weekends in recent memory. but we have to put a marker in this moment that we can't say for sure. because we're trying to remember how many mass shootings there have been. dozens of people killed in events like this over the last several years. we'll talk more about the active scene that's happening behind me as investigators and crime scene analysts collect evidence in what will be a prosecution as the shooter, the suspect, i should say, has been taken into custody and is cooperating with investigators. but there is also what's happening in dayton. to get the latest on that, let's go to my colleague, shimon broke possession, in washington. what did you learn? >> reporter: signif

. >> 65-year-old super model christie brinkley is a favorite.he has a strategy. >> if i can't do it with my feet, i'll distract them with my face. >> i love it. >> from christie to dawson, queue the music. ♪ ♪ >> you planted a seed a long time ago. >> i 100% did. >> valintina are going to win. >> they went after the stars. >> but within minutes of wednesday morning's casting announcement, there was backlash and controversy. in a ainst the former presidential press secretary sean spicer. he said was hoping the show would be a joy for our political climate and free of divisive bookings from any party affiliation. can we look forward to perhaps a podium being rolled out on the dance floor? maybe melissa mccarthy? >> that's probably past. >> explain this to you dumb babies can understand it. >> and with dancing's ratings down, expect format and voting changes. >> we needed to take a look at things and maybe tweak things a bit. >> is there secret ratings weapon hanna b? this bachelorette always speaks her mind. >> are you tired of hearing the story?

hello i'm christie want to welcome to deeds every news africa it's good to have you along one day and. uganda have signed a deal aimed at ending months of tensions the leaders agreed to respect each other's sovereignty and refrain from destabilizing activities on each other's territories uganda's you waited was 70 and the one president paul kagame me signed the accord at talks in angola. a with once close allies but relations have turned hostile the conflict between the 2 has led to all the coaches severely disrupting trade in the region to have accused uganda off supporting the rebels uganda rhonda . let's get the view from both sides. on uganda he's in the capital kampala and friedman. africa good to see you both julius i think maybe start with you i mean we're talking about a border that's been closed since about february i'm just give us a sense of just how bad things have gotten on the ground and when that border will actually open. president we know the progress has been signed it's been great news for the people in uganda for the people in rwanda but this is great most especial

. >> reporter: her realtor dave christie says plummeting mortgage rates are helping convince potential buyers to finally jump into the market. >> if someone bought a house today at the average price of any house in denver as opposed to six or seven months ago they're saving $250 to $300 a month. >> reporter: average mortgage rates are down. 3.5% on a 30-year fixed, but it's still a seller's market. >> prices are high in denver. >> reporter: because high demand from like maloney means more competition for the lower supply of homes currently for sale. >> there's still a huge demand for housing that's in that what we would call affordable, 300, 400,000. >> reporter: christie's advice is research what you can afford and get pre-approved for a loan. when locking in the right mortgage rate, timing is everything. if there is a recession, there's also a silver lining. a downturn in the economy can mean more homes for sale, that can help turn it into a buyer's market. tom? >> clayton, thank you. >>> next, this weekend marking 400 years since slavery first began in this country. one family now l

that was doctor christie monina nalupta from the philippine red cross.g an estimated $2 billion through cyberattacks to fund its weapons programme. a panel of experts is investigating at least 35 attacks on financial institutions and cryptocurrency exchanges. andrew mahony, who is the head of cyber solutions for aon in asia gave me his view of the report a little earlier. whether they think any time you see reports around state—sponsored cyber activity, there is naturally going to bea activity, there is naturally going to be a concern for all of the larger losses that we have seen related to cyber attacks. they have been allegedly connected to state—sponsored activity. those of the most well resourced, the most percents didn't —— persistent threat actors. so that presents a real concern. what do we know? the un paper's joining the dots, i suppose. the un paper has nowjoined the dots and connected that back to an effort to monetise these attacks. but we've seen in the past efforts to disrupt, destabilise and embarrass. so this is just the next in a series

christy's not looking -- or robeling's not looking to make a but. but then a captain in the marines but ultimately would become a general. but crulack, the suspension was problematic, they were prone to overheating these vehicles were, they broke down too quickly. in other words, there were a hosts of deficiencies with robelings early designs. so when crulack was discussing these with higgins in new orleans he said well maybe instead of a tractor design because there's so many moving parks in which sand can if filtrate and jam up the roller bearings and such, could you build a wheeled vehicle, and higgins on his own dime does that. he builds several prototypes. and the photograph up here depicts ultimately some of the trials the higgins industry agents and members of the armed forces were investigating the vehicle. the challenge for higgins at this moment, he's got a design and by all reports the navy and the marine corp identify his design as superior. superior to donald roblings's can you switch gears and the navy decided it could not. by 1942 it

fulham say they will take the "strongest possible action" after their defender cyrus christie claimedally abused by the club's fans during their defeat at barnsley. christie posted on social media after the game to condemn the supporters‘ behaviour saying "regardless how you felt about the result your actions are shameful." fulham have launched an investigation into what happened. bolton wanderers manager phil parkinson says a takeover of the club needs to happen soon to help them compete in league one this season. they were beaten 2—0 yesterday by wycombe in their opening game. parkinson travelled to the game with just three senior contracted players and named six debutants in the side, including two whose signings were announced in the hour before kick off. more than 1600 bolton fans travelled to the match to support their side. ole gunnar solskjaer says he has "no doubt" that paul pogba will stay at manchester united this summer. the manager claimed pogba missed the club's final preseason match against ac milan in cardiff because of injury. but reports continue to link him with a m