couples have danced through berlin history under this roof here in clare his bomb house swing night is just as popular now as it was 100 years ago. berlin might have lost some of its charm but you can rediscover it right here. putting out the glitter might be dripping off the walls but we've been coming here for 10 years now it's a berlin tradition i mean sutil invited me to visit and of course there were one big family over the years you get to know each other everyone comes here and we love it that's true ziggy marquardt has been coming here regularly for 6 decades he lives in the west half of the city in the ball houses in the east even after the wall went up in 1961 he continued visiting the club despite border controls. will sit in the back then you have to cross the border at strangers you've got a day pass and in the evening at midnight you have to be back again. today the dance club in the middle of berlin also boasts a restaurant and is popular with locals and tourists alike. author madeon keizo research the history of clear his ball house for years and interviewed many eyewit

and for more all the protests we're joined by dr clare wordly she says water just and research associate at the university of cambridge and she's also an active supporter of extinction rebellion good to have you with us 1st of all dr work lee tell us in a nutshell what extinction rebellion is and what makes it different from other movements like. friday for future thank you well to begin with of course we share a lot of the same aims as far as the future which is to get the world's hake serious action to get government to take action on climate change and on other ecological crises but with x. friday's the future this is initially this is just schoolchildren this is there's not much role for. bottles there are other than coordinating so with extinction rebellion this is adult saying we don't just leave this to the children we are also going to protest and it's a grassroots movement. it's decentralized meaning that anyone can and if they abide by the principles they can call themselves extinction about and they can go forwards we have a lot of connections across all the different countrie

clare grady was part of that as well.went to griffiths air force did d disarmamement action there. that. went to prison for i think it was a couple of years, three years, something like that. that time has gone. it was time again for me. i figured i had at least one more opportunity to do this. i'm looking at turning 80 next month, next november. so as that began to develop, , i found in myself that i had to say yes to participating in that. and that we chose the triton submarine was an added call to my heart and spirit because they are so bloody dangerous. that we have, i thought we were up to eight as the people. the munitions -- i've noticed the submarines are ever used. that is the end of life on earth. that is the end of life on earth. say no to that step we don't have that right to destroy god's creation. developed and a as we began moving toward the action, i felt more and more deeply committed to being part of that part of that witness, being part of that statement that we do not have the right to destroy the eart

clare stokes tweeted the story was "unbelievable" and "nonsense".f the winner, who'll take home £170 million, have been released. the numbers were 6, 9, 35, 41 and 44 with the lucky stars 6 and 9. a quick look at what's coming up tomorrow on the bbc news channel. we'll be broadcasting live from penzance in cornwall — as part of a special bbc series — exploring the challenges and the opportunities facing britain's coastal towns. that's all day tomorrow, here on bbc news. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, anna mikhailova, who's the deputy political editor at the daily telegraph, and the broadcaster, david davies. they are standing in the wings ready to put all the front pages to scrutiny. that's coming up just after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for the weather with nick miller. 0ur weather is stuck in an autumnal pattern. but somewhere in the world about to be plunged into winter rather abruptly. the autumn weather here is not a washout. some sunshine around on tuesday but heavy showers never too far away.

clare stokes tweeted the story was "unbelievable" and "nonsense".nti—doping regulators banned mo farah's former coach alberto salazar for doping violations. mr black employed alberto salazar as a consultant in 2013, describing him as a genius. a housing estate in norwich which is made up of almost 100 ultra—low—energy homes has won the stirling prize, the award for britain's building of the year. sustainability and recyling was at the heart of all of the nominations, which included an opera house, a home made out of cork and the redevelopment of london bridge station. david silito is at the ceremony for us. david? there was a huge cheer when the winner was announced this evening. notjust because council housing had won, it was the first time council housing had even been shortlisted. and while it may not be the most dramatic or spectacular of winners we have had, there was a feeling in the room that this could send a message, perhaps be inspiration or even a model for the future that could affect the lives of many other people. and the winner is gol

clare connor is the ecb's director of women's cricket like any head coach coming and you wa nt to liket and i think that lisa will start with us in the new year it will only have a month before that tournament really gets under way in australia. i think one of the huge advantages to lisa and the two main advantages for pre—existing relationships with the real in—depth knowledge of many of oui’ real in—depth knowledge of many of our players and over and western australia. to mr cricket australia. amyjones, natalie and katherine brunt all played over and perth. she's got a really good relationships so really good current knowledge about some of our players and the women's game in general. when you're coming into make an impact asa when you're coming into make an impact as a new head coach at any sport, men's or women's, those of the things that are really in your favour. good positive relationships trusting relationships and a really good knowledge i think of where our tea m good knowledge i think of where our team is at at the moment, and where the potential of the team could be. scotla

clare hills paul house takes its visitors back in time to a bygone berlin dance still unites people here as it always has a clear he ends. up party varian style october fest worldwide everyone's german for the week welcome to october fest in cincinnati. experienced the german festival cancelling. the band's paris special traditions. or so. one mile stone. with the 1500 feet above you wrote automotive history creating a sports sedan that was a dream to drive. the boche driving pleasure lives on it's just all the electric and mercedes is leading the charge but the world premiere of its called electric e.q. the. driving in 60 minutes on d w. is coming. from the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate clicks on the front of the world's $250.00. marking on a 4 inch of discovery. expedition board on dino.

the domestic violence disclosure scheme, known as clare's law, is named after clare wood who was killed the river. transport for london has expanded the service to all residents with mobility issues living within a mile of the crossing. it's been closed to vehicles since april after structural issues were found. now, are you fed up with fly—tipping? barking and dagenham council have been posting cctv videos of offenders on their youtube channel, and asking residents to identify them. since their crackdown began, fly—tipping and littering has dropped by nearly a third in the borough. so far 28 people have been fined after being identified in the videos. let's take a look at the travel situation now. severe delays on the metropolitan line between uxbridge and headington. minor problems on the overground as well. westbound traffic on the 813 is building from dagenham into barking. northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel suffolk approach is slow from the willis road flyover. now to the weather. good morning. well, in stark contrast to yesterday, today we have a cold, crisp but with plent

pole position at the mexican grand prix and given a 3 place grid penalty that means ferrari charlotte clare will start 1st on the grid followed by his teammates a boston vettel and the sadie's driver lewis hamilton hamilton can win these things drivers title if he finishes sunday's race on the podium to stop and was handed his penalty after failing to slow down when valtteri bottas crashed heavily into the wall the theme escaped on hers. well india has begun celebrating diwali.

steam works and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire i think they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i am incredibly humbled by today's opportunity and for the car pulled together as it did in the teams being so sufficient and executed the best ravaging. the 6 world title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. i am thousands of revelers in mexico city have taken to the streets for the annual day of the dead people paraded wearing costumes and face paint with many dressed as a skeletal figure known as the loch a 3 na character was created by a mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago. you're watching the news i'm terry martin coming up next we have a documentary film on territorial pressures fishing fishermen facing fishermen around the world thanks for being with us. from. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to some degr

team works and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire i think they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i mean credibly humbled by today's opportunity for the car pulled together as it did in the team's being so sufficient and executed the best tragedy . for 6 world title will have to wait for now but it's. surely just a matter of time. and coming up next if the bundesliga club well looking to get back to the top of the table when they hosted frankfurt did they manage it well chris harrington and his guests will have that on a complete wrap of the weekend in just a few moments in the bundesliga. you're watching date of the news from berlin more news coming at the top of the hour so if you get you can get all the latest information around the clock on our website that state of any dot com i'm rebecca has thanks for watching.

clare connor — who's the director of women's cricket at the england and wales cricket board — says keightleyndout candidate of the an expensive extensive search which we conducted during october. she is known to us, she has worked for us before as head coach of our academy forfour years for us before as head coach of our academy for four years from 2011. she has played the game at a high level, she has coached the game at a high level, she has coached australia for a few years and in the last three or four years she has been leading a fully professional programme in western australia in perth for the perth scorchers in the big bash. she comes with good credentials. as i say she was the standout candidate in a highly varied and talented pool of applicants from this country and all over the world. and we are thrilled to be able to make this offer today. staying with cricket. scotland and oman have both qualified for next year's t20 world cup in australia — claiming the last two places available. in the qualifying competition in the uae, george munsey top—scored with 65 as scotland beat the hos

went from 31st by the 1st corner trouble quickly ensued of the sukkah circuit there always charlie clare collided with max for stop and as the red bull driver tried to pass around the outside pushing his car into a spin and leaving the ferrari damaged the clerk's car shed a bodywork in a shower of the bri before eventually having to pay for repairs. and it was the pits which once again played a crucial role in the race mercedes force lewis hamilton to stop twice after initially gambling on a one stop strategy the move left the driver frustrated. thanks. to try pick a spot child we last talked behind vettel thanks while both us remain in control of the race the real battle took place behind him hamilton chase down fettle in the closing stages of the race but the german held on to finish 2nd behind the finn. to victory secured a 6 straight constructors title for the team. yes starting 3rd here is never easy but always there no point ever to give up on anything and i knew that i'd be disposable today and opportunities where we're at today. despite the victory brought us is still $64.00 poin

team work and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire i think they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i am incredibly humbled by today's opportunity for the car pulled together as it did in the teams being so efficient and executing the best strategy . for 6 world title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. and staying in mexico city thousands of revelers had to have taken to the streets for the annual day of the dead celebrations people paraded wearing costumes and face paint many dressed as a school little think and known as la can train up the character was created by a mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago the colorful festivities take place ahead of mexico's 2 day holiday to one of the dead which traditionally begins on november 3rd. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play it all from

fruitvale, grass valley, mont clare, and sequoia. runs still continuation sky liner and sojourner. the shut off cause potential problems for the evening throug the north bay right now. mostly affecting surface streets because of the traffic signals. traffic control is in some places. state route 121 at old sonoma highway, 121 at napa and arnold road. largest rates and thoroughfares in that area and accidents reported around their specifically highway 12 atlas pinero's. various parts of stony road, old adobe, marin county, sausalito and traffic ntplace a be careful as you work your way through there. this is all in the northbay but that will change once phase 2 gets underway. back to you. >>> we are your source for the latest information on the pg&e power shut off. you can find a complete survivor guys, guide at www.kpix.com. >>> people have until october 21 to claim losses related to the wildfires back in 2017 and 2018. the nonprofit fire victims groups say people should file even if they don't have an attorney. details can be worked out after the claims are filed. >> it is a david

makes it easy to get up to our sample however we do have alternatives and playwrights have completely clare's of. bikes to get or we can use an electric car as we can't use any. 3 favorite contamination it does take more time but you have to be flexible when you're working out to conditions. track civility is also an important part of merion matterless job because much of our work depends on the weather today she was shuttled to replace a radiation measuring device but that's not going to happen. mind i misquote i don't want to ruin my measurements by leaving footprints we not only measure thermal radiation but also reflected radiation which tells us a lot about soil conditions or. reflects a lot of light but not when it starts to melt we've done a lot of tests on the annual farm. schmidt's and a woman to get them to over the snow is melting right now and footprints reproduce a darker pattern on the ground and that influences the radiation measurements. misnomer today he can start by and for those so i'm not going to replace the device today just wait until the sun. no is completely gone and

the two most of important powers that the united states congress has is to deet clare war and then impeach the president. you have got 218 democrats trying to do that. it's sad. david: there are so many times when the president is ahead of the information curve. when he said he was being spied on, everybody laughed and said it was ridiculous. turns out he was spied on. now when he asked for the ukrainian officials to investigate what was going on slick in with the bind affair everybody scoffed. now it turns out he was right. once he again the president was ahead of the information curve. >> corruption is corruption at any level. just because the person happens to be running for office and his last name biden who was a vp at the time for this great country, he ought to be investigated. it's the duty of the president to find out where the corruption is. we are giving him taxpayer dollars. that's the difference. >> there are times when the mainstream media does follow the truth wherever it happens to lead. not none this case of the staffedder speaking out. but also in july "the washington pos

her new boss is the ecb's director of women's cricket clare connor. you wa nt to like any head coach coming in, you want to make an immediate impact, andi want to make an immediate impact, and i think lisa will start with us in the new year, and will only have a month before that tournament really gets under in australia. i think one of the huge advantages to lisa, the two main advantages, one that she has got pre—existing relationships and a real in—depth knowledge of many of our players. she has watched them develop through the academy over in western australia, she has had many of them coming to play for her in domestic cricket in australia, cape cross, amyjones, natalie sover, katherine brunt, have all played over in perth. so she has got a really good relationships, and really good current knowledge about some of our players and the women's game in general, and i think when you are coming in to make an impact as a new head coach in any sport, men's or women's sport, those of the things that are really in your favour. good, positive relationships,

sean clare with that report. homes. we tried the leader of the council, daniel thomas — it was a no. we tried cllr sarah wardle who's vice—chair of the regeneration committee — she didn't call me back. when i tried again her phone was switched off. in fact we tried every conservative councillor on the regeneration committee and every conservative councillor on the housing committee. we tried all the conservative councillors for the local area. not one person was available or willing to come on. we even tried the man who was chair of the housing committee until recently, gabriel rozenberg — he said no; i left two messages for the local conservative mp matthew 0fford. there he is with esther mcvey the housing minister. he didn't come back to me; obviously we tried ms mcvey who wasn't available. we can speak to brian coleman who was a leading member of barnet council for ten years from 2002 — while lots of the planning and work on this regeneration project happened. we're also going to speak to annie — who you saw i

clare has responded by tweeting a picture of her hands on ben's face saying the couple show affectionnd accused the paparazzi of trying to "twist it into a crazy story". and trending on twitter globally — montgomery, the capital of alabama, has elected its first black mayor. judge steven reed, a democrat, won the race to city hall yesterday. most of montgomery's residents are black and the city has been called the birthplace of the civil rights movement. it's where activist rosa parks refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white passenger. his victory has been hailed by some black activists on social media. one supporter said montgomery was the "color blind capital of the world" — and called for "color blind" glasses for the upcoming us presidential election. earlier this year, a horse—riding accident left 15—year—old emily eccles with injuries so bad that her surgeon described it as the worst he'd seen outside a war zone. emily split herjaw and was left her holding herface in her hands but after hours of surgery her face was rebuilt. the teenager has been talking about what happen

but taking to twitter, clare stokes described the allegations as nonsense, and posted a photo of herace, saying it's how the couple show affection. the humpback whale spotted swimming in the river thames earlier this week has died. the animal was first seen near the qe2 bridge at dartford on sunday, but was spotted lying motionless on mudflats yesterday. experts think it may have starved to death. a single ticket—holder living here in the uk has become the country's richest ever lottery winner, after scooping last night's £170 million euromillions jackpot. the ticket—holder is yet to be named, but they are now wealthier than the likes of sir tom jones and ed sheeran. what would you spend that on? that's a summary what would you spend that on? that's a summary of the main news. idid buy i did buy a ticket. i thought it could be me! but it isn't, i haven't had an e—mail overnight. how can eating a burger in this country be related to this? some of britain's biggest fast—food chains — including burger king, kfc, mcdonalds and nando's — are selling meat from animals fed in part on soya b

team works and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire i think they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i mean credibly humbled by today's opportunity in the car hold it together as it did in the teams being so sufficient and executed the best strategy . for 6 world title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. i. in tennis a basel board roger federer celebrated another victory at the swiss indoors championship in front of a hometown crowd and then followed it up with a special party it was a record 10th time won the basel competition is also a ball boy that more than 20 years ago clearly hasn't forgotten he marked his victory by throwing a pizza party for the ball boys and girls the moment to savor for the champion and his young fans. this is day doubly news these are our top stories the european union has agreed to britain's request to delay i

. >> attending a lunchening here at the santa clare convention center. she told the audience when she contemplated whether or not to share the story she was inspired by actions of anita hill. dr. christine blasey ford became a houmds name last year when she alleged that u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her back when they were both teenagers. today the ywca silicon valley gave her the empowerment award for speaking up. >> i was focused on telling the u.s. senate what had happened to me. i simply thought to a my duty as a citizen and that anyone in my position would do the same thing. >> dr. ford also encouraged women to be strong. >> everyone has the power to inspire others. be courageous, stand strong, be yourself. >> many woman women here applaud ford's decision to share her story. >> a very, very moving, because i very much relate to the experience that she had from my early 20s appear my college years, very, very similar behaviors were going on. and i -- she is a hero the way she stood sfwlup attendees also inspired by key

team works and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire. they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i mean credibly humbled by today's opportunity in a car pulled together as it did in the teams being so sufficient and executing the best strategy. the $612.00 title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. south africa are in the final of the rugby world cup after beating wales in the semi finals in yokohama south africa's 100 pollard scored a late penalty to break welsh hearts and sealed victory in an extremely hard fought game taking it 19 to 16 the springboks play england on saturday in a repeat of the 2007 final which south africa won. this is d.w. news these are our top stories. the center left candidate to front as has won an outright victory in argentina's presidential election with almost all the votes counted fernando's has 48 percent of the

i see mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire. they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i mean credibly humbled by today's opportunity for the car pulled it together as it did in the teams being so efficient and executing the best strategy . the $612.00 title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. all right and in tennis basel bora roger federer once again so liberated victory at the swiss indoors basel tournaments in front of a hometown crowd in and followed it up with a special party it was a record 10th time federer has won his the local tournament he had also been a ball boy and boss all over 2 decades ago and something he clearly has not forgotten the swiss marked his victory by throwing a pizza party for the ball boys and girls there it was a moment to savor that champion and his young fans. great stuff are mine and out of the top stories that we are covering for y

clare connor, the ecb's managing director of women's cricket says she was an exceptional role model fornshine and a lot of clean fresh air coming our way off the atlantic. for that happens, the early birds will get some rain and it could heavy at times. probably breezy as well. the weather front is coming from on the atlantic. there is low pressure heading our way as well but in the short term the weather front move across the uk and eventually clearing out into the north sea. before that happens, some of us will get a real soaking through the early hours of wednesday morning. looking more closely across the uk, around the early hours the heaviest of the rain will be in southern parts of the uk as well as heavy burst of rain in parts of wales and north—west england. but by the time it reaches five or six in the morning the weather will start to improve across south—western parts of the uk so plymouth may actually end up having a clear start to the day so there could be sunshine here right from the word go. notice early in the morning there is rain hugging eastern parts of uk by the time

team works and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire i thank they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i am incredibly humbled by today's opportunity and for the car pulled together as it did in the team's being so sufficient and executed the best strategy. for 6 world title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time my i don't mind the top story that we're tracking for you this hour. british prime minister boris johnson has been granted an extension to the date when britain can leave the european union members have made it 8 slick's tension so britain will be able to leave at any time up to january 31st next year. you're watching the we news coming up next indeed every news asia. clash and repeat after 5 months are hong kong protesters any closer to getting their demands met. and puppet show kids in indonesia how to take on the big problem of plas

steam works and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem putting on his rear tire. they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton's unearths his car over the line. a well earned victory for him in mexico i am incredibly humbled by today's opportunity in a car pulled together as it did in the team's being so sufficient and executed the best strategy. for $612.00 title will have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. thousands of revelers in mexico city have taken to the streets for the annual day of the dead celebrations people paraded wearing costumes and face paint with many dressed as a scuttle figured known as lucky 3 no the character was created by a mexican illustrator more than 100 years ago the colorful festivities take place ahead of beck's goes to day holiday to honor the dead which traditionally begins on november 1st. i'm sorry martin you're watching d.w. news from berlin and coming up next we've got a documentary film looking at the legacy of wa

clare bailey from retail champion is here.is no big surprise. this is the story that keeps on giving. retailers are struggling had bricks and mortar retailers are really struggling. yes, apart from those in retail parks. if you think about what a retail park offers the better the average high street, you have longer opening hours, more accessible parking, and the general offer which includes retail hospitality and leisure. it is more fit for purpose for a modern consumer. how do fit for purpose for a modern consumer. how do we fit for purpose for a modern consumer. how do we solve this issue? it has been going on for some time. do we have to think differently about what our city centres a re differently about what our city centres are about and why we go and what we do when we are there? absolutely. and a lot of people are involved in local authority economic development teams and business improvement districts, trying to transform the fortunes of uk high streets, but it takes a lot of effort to coordinate something like that,

the two most of important powers that the united states congress has is to deet clare war and then impeach the president. you have got 218 democrats trying to do that. it's sad. david: there are so many times when the president is ahead of the information curve. when he said he was being spied on, everybody laughed and said it was ridiculous. turns out he was spied on. now when he asked for the ukrainian officials to investigate what was going on slick in with the bind affair everybody scoffed. now it turns out he was right. once he again the president was ahead of the information curve. >> corruption is corruption at any level. just because the person happens to be running for office and his last name biden who was a vp at the time for this great country, he ought to be investigated. it's the duty of the president to find out where the corruption is. we are giving him taxpayer dollars. that's the difference. >> there are times when the mainstream media does follow the truth wherever it happens to lead. not none this case of the staffedder speaking out. but also in july "the washington pos

in a way it is back there will be a musical on broadway this spring with a tony award winner about clareooth luce and cary grant using lsd back in the day hopkins university announced a 17 million-dollar grant to create a study of psychometric drugs this the first of it's ever happened in america and they had to legalize magic mushrooms i now think perhaps we are getting back to the point where we envisioned in the beginning of the forties that psychoactive drugs could be used for therapy and positive forces why we got so far off track was sydney gottlieb. >> so we have reached a point from your introductory remark he was evil but a very complicated character as you alluded to as a reflection of his times as a patriot or a killer but you said history and morality he is a patriot and demonic judging him as a deep dive into the human mind and soul so what is your conclusion quick. >> after he left the cia he went off to become the sydney gottlieb he thought he was he sold all their belongings and went to the world's poorest people for the rest of their lives and in 1875 they were working a

oakland mount clare village is one of the bay area neighborhoods affected by the shutdown and a lot ofesses there scrambled to save what they could such as safeway which put produce and refrigerated trucks. a 48 hour outage could cost residents and small businesses up to 2.5 been dollars. >> yesterday the governor was at the office of emergency services and said greed and mismanagement directly cause these power outages and said state officials are determined to find solutions to what he called years of neglect by pg and e. >>> what has happened is unacceptable and it happened because of neglect. it happened because of decisions that were deferred, and my are not made by the largest investor owned utility in the state of california. >> reporter: the state will hold you accountable and make sure they modernize their. pg&e ceo said he understands the frustration. >> this is not the future any of us want to live in. argo overtime is to reduce fire water risk across the system to set up shut off power less frequently and to further minimize the impact of shutoffs. >> he admitted pg&e was n

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our clare sebastian picks up this story. >> protect yourself. >> it's in crisis mood, the owner is facingate wide pand ban on flavored products. the ban she said affects 90% of her sales. what is life like right now? >> well, we made $86 yesterday. so, the employees get paid more than that per day which means that we will be bankrupt probably in a couple of weeks. >> reporter: with a sudden rise in vaping related illnesses and deaths and widespread teen usage, new york along with a growing number of other u.s. states are taking emergency measures, trying to ban some or all vaping products. >> this is a frightening public health phenomenon. >> reporter: the u.s. centers for disease control says the liquid cartridges containing cannabis some of which came from an illegal source played a role. still, it's considered to pull all off the market nationwide. manufacturers have until next year to get each approved for market. >> it isn't certain what the regulations are going to be. it isn't certain if the flavored products come off the market if they'll be permitted back once the application pro

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it land in a weird way that people feel that if you knew that trump was going to be elected and the clare war on the fbi, an institution you revere, yo might you have made a different decision? mr. comey: no, i would have made the same decision. i knew the decision we were making to tell congress that we were reopening an investigation that we said was finished, i knew that that decision was going to bring tremendous criticism. first of all, it would be really devastating for me personally, but bring criticism to the institution i led. and you cannot consider that. you have to ask, given this institution and its values, what is the right thing to do? even if i had known -- someone had told me this is what the future will look like, i would not have made decisions differently. that would have been a deeply unprincipled thing to do. the fbi is flawed because it is a human organization, but it is at its core a principled organization and it would have been able trail to do it differently. -- it would have been able trial to do it differently. -- it would have been a betrayal to do it differe

icon portion of the city clare county are expected to go dark, including the alum rock neighborhood of san jose. >> azenith smith is there. she's been talking to people about the potential blackout and the winds that i'm assuming that have not materialized yet. >> reporter: know they have it, frank and julie, and as you can see traffic signals are still working. the lights are on, and i spoke with the san jose councilman who tells me that the city was told by pg&e that a shutoff can happen closer to midnight as a windstorm supposed to materialize. it has not been windy so far. with all this uncertainty, some residents are unsure what to do. >> so we feel like it might be unbearable. >> how to sleep without this? >> reporter: john kerry does not know how he will sleep an ipo he relies on a cpap machine that breeds through his sleep apnea. with the power, it won't work. >> very anxious, you know? like we don't know what to do because we've never been to the situation before. >> reporter: kerry has stocked up on battery-operated flashlights. >> it's filled with water and gatorade. carry l

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of the 2 defendants and the ghost ship warehouse fire trial is back in oakland in court a huge day clared last mo deadlocked on a verdict form we're talking about derek elmen a he's charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one for each of the deaths back in 2016 with that warehouse erupted in flames and today, he'll find out if the case against him will either be dropped or if he's going to get a new trial. his attorney has also asked that his client be released from jail. last month as i mentioned a jury acquitted. another defendant max harris, so he is a free man this morning. >>there's a good chance according to experts at they will have a retrial because it was not really in favor of family life for people was like a split far as that the decision and we will be covering every single development on this go ship trial this morning on kron on you can download that app right now and get 24 hours of commercial free news just go to kron on dot tv and download it today and start watching. today in napa winemaker will be the latest to face sentencing now in the college admissions

clare lakewood, senior attorney at the center for biological diversity, said -- "turning over these spectacular wild places to dirty drilling and fracking will sicken californians, harm endangered species, and fuel climate chaos." president trump signed a proclamation friday that w will deny visisas to immigrants w who can't afford to purchase health insurance within 30 days of their arrival to the united states. under trump's plan, which is set to take place on november 3, immigrants will also be shut out from subsidies under thehe affordable care act. in response, united we dream tweeted -- "our healthcare system is shot and the trump administration knows this. this is another economic and racist attack on a community who deserves healthcare in the first place." in tucson, arizona, a pretrial hearing is scheduled today for senior border patrol agent gus zamora, who's accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a junior agent last may. zamora has pleaded not guilty to charges he pressured a female subordinate to drink to excess before leading her back to his hotel room and assaulting her. se

. >> narrator: clare invoked race..avanaugh launched a partisan attack on t democrs. >> this whole two-week effort has en a calculated andan orchestrated political hit fueled with apparent pent-upes anger about ent trump, revenge on behalf of the cltons, and millions of llars in mon from outside le-wing opposition groups. >> it has become this completely politicized drama. he took the allegations away from christine blasey ford and turned it intoin huge fight between democrats and he's trying to ral the republicans to his side. >> narrator: kavanaugh hadom become atant in the war between republicans and democrats. yo>> does this reflect rha are? does this yearbook reflectour focus on... >> narrator: they squared off over his high school yearbook. >> that's easy, yes or no, youo don't havelibuster... >> narrator: and hisndrinking. >> oh, no, no, no, no, no, you got this up, i'm going to, i'm going to talk about my high school.... no, no, i'm going to talk... >> let him answer! t >> i'm goitalk about my high school record

i'm sorry your name is, clare hansen. u.s. news. >> wanted to ask you about the cooperative that the u.s. side with normal northern tribal countries these last couple of months. are you able to give us more detail about those specifically about el salvador and honduras and are those eventually going to be used to send asylum-seekers back to this countries and can you give us a status update on the implementation of those agreements. >> i don't know what i can give you any more details on the agreements themselves. i can talk to you about the operational efforts being made in cooperation with those countries which are going on continuously. and have been very positive from a diplomatic standpoint. we're not only bringing our own expertise to the table believe engaged in this effort and their expertise of doing this all around the world and building capacity for asylum and refugee work is their name suggests. and they're deeply involved in it as well. assessments are being made of the capacity of each of the governments to carry