i just want to thank annie chung and her team for asking so quickly. [applause] i also like to thank [inaudible] and apacc and his team for the services they have been providing for over many years here. and i also like to thank amor saunt augo and apa for being a fantastic master tenant and thinking about services for seniors and children and everyone between. [applause] and i like to thank my colleague mu aria sue from department of children and families because i think we will have a great partnership. i just quickly want to say we started serveish meals self help started service meals september one and we are serving generally speaking 80 meals a day here. today i think we had more like 150 but that may be because we have celebrities here today. in addition to the meals we have activities here offered by both apacc and self help for the elderly and those include things like, karaoke and dancing and exercise classes. but in addition to that, department of aging and adult services have just put out a informal bid for more services and so we are looki

sam: this is the first time he has set untrained interview since an interview with connie chung back in 2001. >> did you harm her? >> no. >> d leavy? >> no. sam: a homeless immigrant had the case against him thrown out based on an unreliable witness. condit has always maintained his innocence and he suggested to dr. phil that d.c. police tried about someone coming by my condo. people made some speculation about that. dr. phil: were the police trying to make something about that? >> absolutely. they were trying to make something out of everything they could. sam: his interview with dr. phil will be airing later this week. he has an working odd jobs and selling ice cream in his home it is going to be intense. jummy: next at noon, a murder suspect on the run. how he used social media to broadcast his escape from police. also next, a tragedy at a famous theme park in australia. the ride that went terribly wrong. and today is the day the cubs and indians fans have been announcer: you are watching 7 news at noon," on your side. jummy: four people are dead after an accident at a popular the

we're tracking report that's 33 miners are trapped in the chung king region according to state media. there were initially 35 miners underground, but two escaped. the condition of the 33 still underground. not known at this point. we don't know what caused the explosion, but we're monitoring this. this is a drone video. this was the largest earthquake to hit the country since 1980. there's extensive damage. you remember back in august, a 6.1 magnitude in italy killed 300. >>> in virginia 22 people are recovering after a car crash that a -- a chevy truck and another vehicle were trying to pass one another. all victims will be okay. alcohol does not appear to be involved. no word what charges that driver may face. >>> in texas, a nightmare on elm street came close to reality. during a halloween party. two men including one dressed up as freddy kruger opened fire at a house fire. five people were shot. investigators say the shooting started after the the shooting left neighbors shaken. >> i called 911. we were hesitant to open the door, but we opened the door and you saw people running a

. >>> the bay area's chinese community and friends paid tribute to loved ones at the annual chung yungestival. we were in hey wedder at the chapel of the chimes for the ancient ritual that takes place on the ninth day of the ninth month in the chinese lunar calendar. families come out to dance with the lions and visit the graves of those who passed before them. >> we feel honored and privileged to be able to host this because we know the significance of what it brings to the community. >> attendees are blessed by buddhist and taoist monks. >> now the forecast with drew tuma. >> hard to ask for better weather this weekend. sunshine, temperatures nice and warm. but the week ahead, pull out the sweaters. temperatures are going to tank. doppler showing you changes in the form of some high clouds moving in. so outside we go, a live look at the east bay hills camera showing you mainly sunny sky is. you see the high cloud and also see fog along the coast and that's brought caller temperatures to immediate coastline. half moon bay, 57. san francisco, down to 68. still rather warm. 88 concord,

. >> >>[applause] >> >> >> >> commissioner chow commissioner chung commissioner sanchez and commissioner pating the second item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes of october 6, 2015, and i'd like to note that commissioner pating requested on page 3 affirmative 3 underneath item 4 add the words state and federal they often don't match the needs you have a revised copy. >> i do. >> just those two words state and federal. >> what page was that correction on. >> page 3 under item 4 the third photograph the sentence is commissioner pating noted federal and state mandates don't match local needs. >> fine i had further corrections two paragraphs further down it should say that commissioner chow commended dr. arrest going gone rather commended the other explanation on page 5 for the inspection of the third paragraph on that page has to do with with the comments on how the counties organized their emergency services and the last comment on any part was that you the minutes note that the san francisco dpw managed the services including ambulances and pharmacies i thought we should add th

john chung, thank you so much for coming in. >>> turning now to continuing coverage of cannabis at a crossroads. city of oakland has a controversial in you plan to regulate marijuana businesses. half of permits would go to perceived victims of the war on drugs. residents jailed for marijuana offense or live in parts of east oakland. at tuesday meeting brooks said the equity program would level the playing field for the cannabis industry in oakland. >> by end of 2020 this will be a $44 billion industry and when you look at industry across the united states and in oakland, the vast majority of people who are making money in this industry are white males. we need to make sure there is equity in this industry. and we need to make sure oaklanders have an opportunity. >> some think it could exclude the very people it's trying to help. >> many other people throughout entire city who have actual victims of the war on drugs you're choosing to turn a blind eye to and be callous and uncaring to. >> joining me now to discuss the unusual program. swan, oakland reporter and buckston, owner of a ca

reporter: this is the first time condit has spoken about the case since he sat down with abc's connie chung back in 2001. >> did you have anything to do with her disappearance? >> no, i didn't. >> did you cause anyone to harm her? >> no. ? did you kill chdr >> i did not. reporter: eventually, police ruled condit out as a suspect in levy's murder. but the man they later convicted a homeless immigrant named ingmar guandique had his conviction thrown out july of this year. the entire case based on an unreliable witness. condit has always maintained his innocence. he suggested to dr. phil that the police tried to railroad him. >> there's nothing unusual about someone coming by my condo, lot of people did. so people have made some something special, but i don't know. >> the police were making something out of that? >> they were trying to. they were trying to make something out of everything they could. reporter: emily riemer, wcvb newscenter 5. j.c.: a brazen home invasion, camera. the attacker lurking outside a fort worth, texas home saturday a young woman home alone, asleep on her sofa. you ca

chung: hillary clinton's -- mr. trump: hillary clinton's only experience on cyber security is her criminal scheme to violate federal law and put the entire nation in harms way. lana: the gop nominee did not mention the "new york times" report that he took a nearly billion dollar loss following the collapse of his atlantic while following the law, trump could have avoided paying federal income tax for nearly two decades. trump calls the leak of his 1995 try -- comes campaign did,, calling the leak of his 1995 income tax return illegal. his surrogates are calling him a 'genius' for taking advantage of the tax code. but the clinton campaign has another take on the trump tax story. >> we talk about the rigged system out there. donald trump embodies that, the idea he didn't have to pay taxes for 20 years. lana: meanwhile, another controversy th according to the associated press, several former cast members of "the apprentice" have said his behavior on the show was crude and sexist. the campaign calls the claims "totally

the state treasurer john chung does not change the decision to hold the san francisco business relation with the bank but welcomes the news. >> we want to make sure this stuff is not the only step. we want to make sure we have nationwide banking reform. >> he was under fire after revelations that will set employees opened millions of unauthorized accounts to meet aggressive sales quota. he forfeited $41 million in invested stock but with the claw back he walks around with $0 million in pension, $4.3 million deferred compensation, and $109 million in stock. a former employee who now leads the activist group "hold wells fargo accountable," and has a national day of action calling on customers to close their accounts. >> the membership will not stand -- the american people will not let you stand by and line your pockets with nine figure paydays. >> national closure wells fargo account day is scheduled for november 12. >>> outspoken critic senator warren does not think the retime is enough and streeted this is bank c.e.o. should not be able to oversee a massive fraud and walk away to enjoyl

. >> >> thank you carmen and i want to next introduce carmen chung and gabby, high school seniors who participate in the young asian women against violence project of the community youth center. let's give it up for carmen and gabby. [ applause ] >> hi my name is gabby. >> hi, my name is karlen and we're from the leadership program called young asian against violence. we dedicate -- it's a program dedicated to positive empowerment and development of api high school youth young asian women in san francisco and to strengthen resilience, pride, healing and knowledge of young asian women to advocate for the end of domestic violence in our community. we educate about violence against women through creating and for thiating workshops and education creates long-term effect rather than a band-aid solution and enable using to create a foundation of change. >> together we stand in solidarity with the 15-year-old meadows who was incarcerated for defending herself and her family from her abusivefather and today is the day of her court hearing and instead of being given a safe space to heal she is

this air, this air mass, this chung of air will reside and find itself into southern new england tomorrow afternoon and again on wednesday afternoon. so certainly will be chillier tomorrow afternoon. for tonight partly cloudy skies, wind fades away. lows between 33 and 39. kids at the bus stop tomorrow morning again jackets, a great idea perhaps even mittens for the cold spots like norwood for example. they will be down into the 30's with lots of sunshine. they will have outtook recess tomorrow but they need that jacket all day long. this won't be an early morning chill. it's cool, the entire day. lots of sunshine. breezy as well. that works against you. terms between 45 and 50 degrees. the city around 50 tomorrow afternoon. norwood at 49. north of town middle and upper for ease, cape ann around 50 barre 46. fitchburg at 47. out on to the cape temperatures around 50 degrees. chatham 51. provincetown at 53. wednesday mostly sunny skies, upper 40's on wednesday. thursday mostly cloudy and rain comes at us thursday afternoon. again for some of you in the worcester hills and monadknock region

was a old front that came lieu here this morning, which will usher in a chung of cool air here is that area of high pressure which will deliver the chilly conditions overnight tonight and more so tomorrow and again on wednesday. so for tonight, partly cloudy skies, the wind will fade away and chilly, temperatures this evening heading through the 50's and then after midnight tonight middle and upper third ease and then as we work toward tomorrow we'll have a mix of clouds and sunshine but temperatures tomorrow even during the afternoon are stuck in the 40's. we'll talk more about that and the forecast for the rest of the week in a few minutes. abington man called to court after allegedly rear ending a police cruiser while drunk. ryan macaluso was charged with second offense operating under the influence along with reckless operation following too closely, failing to yield. he is now being held on a $500 cash bail. police say he rear-ended the cruiser saturday seriously injuring the officer inside. the officer was hurt but has been released from the hospital to recover at home now. his t

yasmeen/ann chung, the to the valley today; allowing temperatures to rise once more. highs will range between 84 and with winds out of the west/southwest 5-15 mph. we will hold with sunny skies and light winds into saturday too with highs increasing to the upper 80s and lower 90s. by sunday, weather patterns begin to shift and change over the valley. east as a front and low drops down from the pacific northwest. clouds will begin to build throughout sunday with winds slowly increasing to breezy conditions by the afternoon. high temperatures due to clouds and winds will drop back to the mid 80s and then to the low 80s and upper 70s monday. rain chances have finally seen a drastic change within the forecast. valley rain chances have spiked to 30% during the morning of monday and will slowly drop moving into the afternoon. grabbing the umbrella for the going to work would be a good precaution to take. if rain does occur, thunderstorms are not likely by tuesday, we will keep a breeze but partly cloudy skies thursday but mainly sunny skies and she wrote a song about trayvo

alexa chung shows how to have twitter tights. sometimes feels exclusive. what "today" style is all about. >> glitter tights on jordan. how cute are these? >> for kids, too. >> they do look -- on your girls, so cute. available at asos, and this is a great, cozy -- >> where you going? >> she loves me so much! >> so vanessa hudgens, cozy, fun, beautiful look. layers are cool. i love this with an over-the-knee boot. hottest style for the season >> could you do that without the jeans? like with a skirt or -- too much? >> do it with a skirt also with a legging. my favorite way to wear it. layered up, entire outfit from old navy. >> cute. >> adorable. >> one last look. >> rihanna, ultimate icon. >> with her pumps. >> that's hard. >> took the look interpreted it different. top. '60s look. regine looks beautiful. >> you do. >> assets basically spanx in tight form. >> yes. >> contour you all the way from the hips down to your toes. $18. >> we could use them. >> thank you. >>> coming up, steve greenberg helping you out with frightening halloween gadgets. >> and from

. >> >>[applause] >> >> >> >> commissioner chow commissioner chung commissioner sanchez and commissioner pating the second item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes of october 6, 2015, and i'd like to note that commissi

also chung did something similar when mocking a general who said something he didn't like. >> what you about isis? john: trump uses a motion to mock ted cruz. >> senator cruz would he think of waterboarding? i do want to talk about it. he did want to talk about waterboarding. john: it turns out this state truck performance gimmick. not very nice but it doesn't appear directed at a disabled person. i didn't know this until i started researching the show. i never saw the other side of the story. the media didn't cover it. another reason i don't like trump is that he supported the iraq war and lied about that. they said trump voiced his support for the iraq war and the howard stern show but here's how trump actually answered stern's question. >> i guess so. hardly pushing for war. later as he builds bush to go into war trumps of this tune the oak of udall. that perhaps we should be waiting for the united nations. >> i wouldn't call that gung ho support like so many commentators have said. researching the show i was surprised. the ruling class totally distorted the story and by ruling clas

also chung did something similar when mocking a general who said something he didn't like. >> what you think about isis? john: trump uses a motion to mock ted cruz. >> senator cruz would he think of waterboarding? i do want to talk about it. he did want to talk about waterboarding. john: it turns out this state truck performance gimmick. not very nice but it doesn't appear directed at a disabled person. i didn't know this until i started researching the show. i never saw the other side of the story. the media didn't cover it. another reason i don't like trump is that he supported the iraq war and lied about that. they said trump voiced his support for the iraq war and the howard stern show but here's how trump actually answered stern's question. >> i guess so. hardly pushing for war. later as he builds bush to go into war trumps of this tune the oak of udall. that perhaps we should be waiting for the united nations. >> i wouldn't call that gung ho support like so many commentators have said. researching the show i was surprised. the ruling class totally distorted the story and by rulin

trailing two -- nicole: breaking news this morning for the chung campaign dating back in "new york times" report that presidential candidate could have legally avoided paying taxes are closer decades. the clinton campaign defending the common but bernie sanders supporters were millennial basement dollars peaked monday morning. i am sad seven. >> i admit gabriel and for transport. the nasdaq a big winner with a gain of nearly 10%. u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures up by nine. s&p taking back a quarter of 1% and nasdaq futures up by almost one point. nicole: japanese tax filing wall street higher paid the nikkei gaining 1%. the shanghai composite closed in china hong kong having also again. lea: oil prices snapping into quarter win streak and checking the and checking the oil right now up by 35 cents. nicole: a monstrous turn to hit jamaica and haiti. hurricane matthew is a court occurring for storing with maximum sustained winds of 135 miles per hour. train to settlement talks between the deutsche bank and justice department continued no deal yet. replacing

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. >> >> thank you carmen and i want to next introduce carmen chung and gabby, high school seniors who participate in the young asian women against violence project of the community youth center. let's give it up for carmen and gabby. [ applause ] >> hi my name is gabby. >> hi, my name is karlen and we're from the leadership program called young asian against violence. we dedicate -- it's a program dedicated to positive empowerment and development of api high school youth young asian women in san francisco and to strengthen resilience, pride, healing and knowledge of young asian women to advocate for the end of domestic violence in our community. we educate about violence against women through creating and for thiating workshops and education creates long-term effect rather than a band-aid solution and enable using to create a foundation of change. >> together we stand in solidarity with the 15-year-old meadows who was incarcerated for defending herself and her family from her abusivefather and today is the day of her court hearing and instead of being given a safe space to heal she is

also chung did something similar when mocking a general who said something he didn't like. >> what you think about isis? john: trump uses a motion to mock ted cruz. >> senator cruz would he think of waterboarding? i do want to talk about it. he did want to talk about waterboarding. john: it turns out this state truck performance gimmick. not very nice but it doesn't appear directed at a disabled person. i didn't know this until i started researching the show. i never saw the other side of the story. the media didn't cover it. another reason i don't like trump is that he supported the iraq war and lied about that. they said trump voiced his support for the iraq war and the howard stern show but here's how trump actually answered stern's question. >> i guess so. hardly pushing for war. later as he builds bush to go into war trumps of this tune the oak of udall. that perhaps we should be waiting for the united nations. >> i wouldn't call that gung ho support like so many commentators have said. researching the show i was surprised. the ruling class totally distorted the story and by rulin

also chung did something similar when mocking a general who said something he didn't like. >> what youhink about isis? john: trump uses a motion to mock ted cruz. >> senator cruz would he think of waterboarding? i do want to talk about it. he did want to talk about waterboarding. john: it turns out this state truck performance gimmick. not very nice but it doesn't appear directed at a disabled person. i didn't know this until i started researching the show. i never saw the other side of the story. the media didn't cover it. another reason i don't like trump is that he supported the iraq war and lied about that. they said trump voiced his support for the iraq war and the howard stern show but here's how trump actually answered stern's question. >> i guess so. hardly pushing for war. later as he builds bush to go into war trumps of this tune the oak of udall. that perhaps we should be waiting for the united nations. >> i wouldn't call that gung ho support like so many commentators have said. researching the show i was surprised. the ruling class totally distorted the story and by ruling

. >> >> thank you carmen and i want to next introduce carmen chung and gabby, high school seniors who participate in the young asian women against violence project of the community youth center. let's give it up for carmen and gabby. [ applause ] >> hi my name is gabby. >> hi, my name is karlen and we're from the leadership program called young asian against violence. we dedicate -- it's a program dedicated to positive empowerment and development of api high school youth young asian women in san francisco and to strengthen resilience, pride, healing and knowledge of young asian women to advocate for the end of domestic violence in our community. we educate about violence against women through creating and for thiating workshops and education creates long-term effect rather than a band-aid solution and enable using to create a foundation of change. >> together we stand in solidarity with the 15-year-old meadows who was incarcerated for defending herself and her family from her abusivefather and today is the day of her court hearing and instead of being given a safe space to heal she is

. >> reporter: state treasurer john chung welcomed the news that stumpf was stepping down. based on his performance in the wake of admissions, the legion of customers, it was -- he would never be the change agent leader wells fargo desperately needs. stuff will be replaced by the bank's c.o.o. others feel allow -- it's a disservice to those who lost their money and jobs. >> just letting the ceo walk out the back door is nonsense. you would not be allowed to walk out for what i out the back door of a macy's if we stole something. would we? >> reporter: shareholders suing wells fargo. he and others say stumpf should face a criminal investigation. >> we need to set a precedent that you should be able to walk away with hundreds of millions of dollars from defrauding and causing a lot of pain to millions of people. >> reporter: pham has created a grassroots movement that will have a national closure account -- a national close your wells fargo account event on november 12. >>> wells fargo stock dropped almost 2% in after-hours trading today on news that his retirement, that's on

. >> anthony: chung po mook -- seaweed and jellied mung bean.es with shiitake mushrooms and vegetables. avocado egg rolls, fried squid, and shrimps. potato pancake. often at the cho house there's a few mexican dishes sprinkled in as well. it is always a great meal, i can tell you that. >> david: thanks, mom. this is delicious. >> jane: this is awesome. [ laughter ] >> anthony: it, it is indeed. thank you. >> jane: i love it. >> anthony: during the riots of '92, jim and jane cho worked as real estate agents and property managers. so the destruction in koreatown had a direct impact on their lives. the chos watched from home as the chaos unfolded on tv. after the riots, jim wrote a letter to the editor that was published in the "l.a. times". >> jim: i am extremely angry with the lapd for their outrageous action. while the cops let looters run wild and rape our city, they somehow had time to bother korean shop owners guarding their stores. how can the owner of a business just sit back and watch his life be burned to the ground? >> anthony: david wou

esther chung: i just left some representatives. china's growing at 7% and that is a catastrophically low number for them. we are growing our last -- it is right around the 1% level and i think it is going down. guy: the highlights of last night's debates. it's talk about where we are and take you to my bloomberg and show you the latest story. 4136 highlighting the growing disparity between the polling numbers between hillary clinton and donald trump are you joining us now -- donald trump. joining us now. in ahe market priced clinton victory? >> not completely. it is probably going to do it in the next few days until elections. what it means is free positive for emerging markets, for mexico, even though trump wants to spend more, people buy treasuries. when there was a risk of a higher trump victory. when the tide shifts toward clinton, what you see is treasury yields rise and prices going down and a stock rally. it is going to be positive for risk assets. caroline: will the effect of hillary clinton and perhaps the most -- more pos

. >> >> thank you carmen and i want to next introduce carmen chung and gabby, high school seniors who participate in the young asian women against violence project of the community youth center. let's give it up for carmen and gabby. [ applause ] >> hi my name is gabby. >> hi, my name is karlen and we're from the leadership program called young asian against violence. we dedicate -- it's a program dedicated to positive empowerment and development of api high school youth young asian women in san francisco and to strengthen resilience, pride, healing and knowledge of young asian women to advocate for the end of domestic violence in our community. we educate about violence against women through creating and for thiating workshops and education creates long-term effect rather than a band-aid solution and enable using to create a foundation of change. >> together we stand in solidarity with the 15-year-old meadows who was incarcerated for defending herself and her family from her abusivefather and today is the day of her court hearing and instead of being given a safe space to heal she is

. >> >> thank you carmen and i want to next introduce carmen chung and gabby, high school seniors who participate in the young asian women against violence project of the community youth center. let's give it up for carmen and gabby. [ applause ] >> hi my name is gabby. >> hi, my name is karlen and we're from the leadership program called young asian against violence. we dedicate -- it's a program dedicated to positive empowerment and development of api high school youth young asian women in san francisco and to strengthen resilience, pride, healing and knowledge of young asian women to advocate for the end of domestic violence in our community. we educate about violence against women through creating and for thiating workshops and education creates long-term effect rather than a band-aid solution and enable using to create a foundation of change. >> together we stand in solidarity with the 15-year-old meadows who was incarcerated for defending herself and her family from her abusivefather and today is the day of her court hearing and instead of being given a safe space to heal she is

. >> >> thank you carmen and i want to next introduce carmen chung and gabby, high school seniors who participate in the young asian women against violence project of the community youth center. let's give it up for carmen and gabby. [ applause ] >> hi my name is gabby. >> hi, my name is karlen and we're from the leadership program called young asian against violence. we dedicate -- it's a program dedicated to positive empowerment and development of api high school youth young asian women in san francisco and to strengthen resilience, pride, healing and knowledge of young asian women to advocate for the end of domestic violence in our community. we educate about violence against women through creating and for thiating workshops and education creates long-term effect rather than a band-aid solution and enable using to create a foundation of change. >> together we stand in solidarity with the 15-year-old meadows who was incarcerated for defending herself and her family from her abusivefather and today is the day of her court hearing and instead of being given a safe space to heal she is

danny chung director of self help for the elderly. [inaudible] community technology network and marie joblong for community living program. a shout out to those folks for all their hard work. today we are informing about the impact of internet essentials in california, a state that benefited the most in termoffs people adopting this program as we try to tackle the so called, digital divide. internential essentials is essentially no the pent intended low cost adaumgz program in the country of its kind and there is no question there is a incraedbly deep need for internet access p. staggeringly so when you hear more about the numbers mpt . i had a front row view reporting in other communities, it is the same thing. we see the evolution and role of technology and specifically the internet playing a larger piece how we operate in the day to day. this come tooz the contra dictionoffs sill convally. all the entrepreneur growth and outside the box thinking and creativity stemming and coming with silicon valley on one hand and on the other han

this is what the president did with johnny chung and the white house way back when the book was written year of the rat. go back and read year of the rat that was written specifically about the use of chinese donors, chinese money. when i sat on the house government reform committee, we had janet reno before the committee subpoenaed her many times. she checked into a hospital for exhaustion rather than coming forward with the truth. neil: a matter of finding out the clock. i wish we had more time. we will be on top of it. i know you are. democrats, republicans, big stud. more after this. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. what?pony neighing] hey gary. oh. what's with the dog-sized horse? i'm crazy stressed trying to figure out this complex trade so i brought in my comfort pony, warren, to help me deal. isn't that right warren? well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share your screen directly with a live person right