los otros tres fueron identificados como freddie clemente martÍnez, gerardo gutiÉrrez y pedro ruiz yto alegre. >>una vez terminÓ la presentaciÓn, dice la declaraciÓn judicial. la banda fue invitada a una fiesta en un apartamento de este edificio. hay un sujeto identificado como pitt rehenes sÁnchez montalvo sacÓ una caja la corto y de ahÍ sacÓ una buena cantidad de lo que parecÍa ser cocaina. la separÓ con un cuchillo y empezÓ a dÁrsela a los asistentes para que el aspirar al en ese momento, algunos empezaron a colapsar segÚn testigos. las autoridades arrestaron a ti apartamento y le decomisaron dinero en efectivo varios celulares, luego se estableciÓ que el hombre muerto al lado del ascensor ro piel clemente martÍnez era el gerente de la banda y uno de los que fue llevado al hospital en condiciÓn crÍtica al parecer y su hermano. las autoridades creen que la droga que consiguieron fue sientan, y esta doctora explica por quÉ es tan peligrosa y tienen que uno de los problemas que tenemos ahora con la epidemia de sobredosis de drogas. >>es que las drogas que se estÁn viendo hoy en dÍa e

. >> reporter: san clemente adstrayedors are viewing stadium video and asked for video from fans but received nothing. orange county sheriff deputies say they moved rowdy middle school students from visitor's section but there were no accusations of racial slurs being made or anything criminal. >> i think it kind of is branding the community and the school as racist and that's not fair. >> usually kids especially in the first ones to whip out cell phones and put it on snapchat or when anything happens. so that's a good idea to ask for video because they need evidence. >> reporter: the principal at san clemente high is asking the community to share evidence like cell phone video in a message to the san diego high school community, he said "regardless of the outcome of the investigation, we will use this opportunity to take specific action with our school community to ensure that our words and actions meet our high standards. in san clement yea kpix5. >>> baseball icon was award the presidential medal of freedom. >> united states proudly honored marchiano rivera.>> he played for the ya

abraham lincoln high school in san diego played at san clemente high in orange county friday, according to reports. lincoln players and cheerleaders were bombarded with racial slurs and insults from some of the san clemente fans. some of the home team's fans are even accused of going down to the visitors. sideline too issue their insults. with racial slurs. >>and they were coughing in work multiple times. it would be dog walks. >>lincoln high's principal commended her students for responding with quote maturity and restraint the same time san clemente high as principal said he's deeply concerned by the reports both principals now say they're investigating the allegations in the orange county sheriff's department is also looking into the claims. >>ahead a major hurdle is cleared we're going to tell you about the huge step towards helping millions of kids with peanut allergies. >>high school football player is back on the field after injury caused him to lose part of his leg. why he says he's not letting that ruin his love for the game. >>and after the break the scam you need to look out

the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afternoon ice cream. and then also, we see grocery [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it is very affordable. it has fresh produce and fresh meat. also, seafood. but t

on friday.layers an with racial slurs and insults from san clemente fans. so some of the home team fans are accused to actually walking over to the visitor side. issues their assault. not impairing it. we're caught in work, multiple times. cheerleaders who went to the restroom. we're called dog. we're asked where were their leashes and we're told that they would be dog walk but i speak. >>that we have to call out every big or little thing that happened around races them. >>well the orange county sheriff's department is also looking into the claims before we go let's take a little peek outside we like to keep you updated on conditions around the bay area. there's s. do check in with your carrier before you head john travel. >>who has a look at the forecast. he says today is going to be nice and sunny. so we'll get specific for your city coming up. >>welcome back for 55 getting close to 5 o'clock and some of you have probably had none the roads already if you are look at this clear morning that is greeting you just don't forget the jacket says it's a big cool

to this new guy clement g w. d to know that 77 percent. are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time no voice is part. of the 77 percent to talk about the issue. this is where you cut. the 77 percent this weekend on d w. this is the news live from berlin the largest climate protest the world has ever seen some say organized this is millions mobilized to protecting environment marches in more than 150 countries call on the world leaders to do more also on the program. grass a teenage swedish activist who started the fridays for future movement tells politicians to accept responsibility. times jumping appears to be listening after marathon talks the coalition government agrees a 50.

clements he's a lobbyist in brussels and works for the german industry and. also what do they have against this deal in the 1st place why did the. hello good afternoon from brussels as you have indicated this deal has been negotiated for over 20 years it's one of the biggest deals to u.s. ever done covering more than 700000000 people around the globe opening markets and breaking down barriers and with an agreement like this which was really a big achievement for the outgoing commission it's no wonder it's absolutely normal to have a. big debate well informed debate and this is happening right now from the german business perspective we can tell you that more than 12000 companies and most of them are semi's are exporting to markets or and they are looking forward to have these areas be broken down you have seen the o.e.c.d. already reducing their estimate for growth for germany in the coming months and years ahead so this is a boost for our highly dependent economy which is dependent on international trade let me just let me just interject standard. and also t

and it's future books to twain's wife olivia clements.o the creditors, they technically had no assets. so he could kind of start fresh. rogers reputation was so terrible that one of swank's high-minded literary friends said you shouldn't deal with this man his money is tainted. and twain said, is twice tainted it tainted mine and it tainted yours. >> how many times did mark twain over his life chase this bhag? this big hairy audacious goal? >> many times. it would take we have limited time today, if we are going to make an entire netflix series out of this we could probably cover them all. he would invest in things he knew nothing about. when he was living in europe he found out about a food additive called plasmin, which he said would cure the world's sick and feed the world's hungry. he said that scientific testimonials were strong enough to float gibraltar. so when he found himself as president of the american plasmin company i think he lost, i wish i could remember all of these figures, hundreds of thousands of dollars. he got infatua

cuando alumnos de la preparatoria viajaron al condado orange para ir en contra del equipo de san clementes un insulto para las personas afroamericanas . >>> varias dicen que no oyeron nada hasta el día después, el sábado >>> las autoridades afirmaron que cada uno va realizar sobre estos hechos y conmovieron hispanos de virginia, y encuentran muerto la mañana de este martes >>> la policía abrazada de ver cómo este hombre logró hacer lo que hizo todo empezó con una llamada a eso de las nueve 22 les notificó que alguien estaba en este riachuelo. al llegar las autoridades se encontraron en el agua a él de 49 años el hallazgo tiene a este vecindario que tiene un gran número de residentes hispanos >>> me siento preocupada porque somos muchos que caminamos y transitamos por esta zona y la verdad es que sería bueno que hubiera más vigilancia la policía declara que no hay ninguna amenaza activa para la comunidad sin embargo eso no tranquiliza las personas que viven a paso . >>> uno a veces de los países que viene huyendo. y aquí estados unidos un poco difícil la cambia este panorama generó problem

todas las vÍctimas estaban en un lujoso apartamento y fueron identificadas como rubiel clemente de 32. la policÍa tuvo una conferencia de prensa en donde dijo que estÁn preocupadospor esta droga que podrÍa ser adulterada. borja: vamos a estar pendientes porque a las 3:00 a.m. varios agentes encubiertos llegaron a una casa en un barrio de pittsburgh. las labores de investigaciÓn serÁn muy importantes para saber si estÁs a sustancias tÓxicas que este hombre habrÍan vendido estaban christian diehl, de 28 aqos, esta tras las rejas acusado de amenazar con tiroteos masivos a dos escuelas en pennsylvania. segun la policia, el alcalde de hazelton recibio un mensaje de texto con la amenaza, que incluia ataques con bombas de fabricacion casera.diehl enfrenta cargo de delito grave de tercer grado por amenazas con usar armas de destruccion masiva... hoy se cumplen 7 dias de la desaparicion de dulce alavez, la pequeqa hispana de 5 aqos que fue secuestrada de un se se llevo a cabo una emotiv vigilia en la que su familia le suplico a las autoridades y a la comunidad que los ayude. por su parte, la p

the storm chaser who look the new aerial video we have been showing you brandon clemente. he is on the phone right now. he is in the bahamas. i know you do this for a living, but is this the strongest hurricane that has ever made landfall in the bahamas? is this the most incredible destruction you've seen? >> well, it is hard to compare hurricanes. like hurricane katrina. it demolished the ground not seeing anything on the mississippi coast and with the levee failures. you have mexico beach completely leveled. nothing left. here it's different. it's not one completely demolished. there are multiple areas that are a widespread area on either side of the island. but to complicate the matter, it is an island. and the airport is under water. the relief efforts will be very difficult to get in. they didn't see too much debris for helicopters. there is nowhere for aircraft to land. it's very difficult. again, we were able to get in and land on the golf course this morning with our first responders just getting in and their purpose, you know, is to get in, clear spots for other h

abraham lincoln high school in san diego played at san clemente high school in orange county on fridaylincoln players and their cheerleaders were bombarded with racial slurs and insults from the san clemente fans. we're coffin work, multiple times. >>cheerleaders who went to the restroom. we're called dog. we're asked where were their and we're told that they would be dog walk but i speak that we have to call out every big or little thing that happened around races them. >>the orange county sheriff's department is looking into these claims now. >>cool day ahead of us live comfortably cool one with temperatures right now in the 50's for most of the bay, although napa and santa rosa in the north bay in them 40's. i'm talking today's forecast of what to expect the rest of the week to still account. >>and prepare yourself for a solo drive, i'm into san francisco, pretty heavy at the toll plaza also recovering from a stall. so you are backed up through (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: hello

stretch along 8 blocks of college avenue from clairemont to lawton auto moon festival on saturday along clement street from 11:00 to 3:00. giants and raiders are home. >>> rosemary, thank you. >>> time is 4:48, let's go back to sal. there is a major traffic problem earlier this morning in sunnyvale. >> highway 85 we do have a problem northbound 85 coming up. on closure on sunnyvale, still closed here as you drive, let me go back to that, northbound 85 till closed as you drive up to the area. northbound 85 because of the deadly accident that happened near 1:00 this morning. a car was going the wrong way or suv going the wrong way, hit a car and people in both vehicles died. northbound 85 is still closed between 280 and 101, use alternate routes to get to the area. livermore commute, we have some of the tracy super commute here, it's slow at the altamont pass at the approach. it is okay once you get to livermore, no major issues getting to dub lick and castro valley. we have a nice looking drive. bay bridge a little bit of a backup, should start getting slower after 5:00. >>> 4:49 let's bring ste

abraham lincoln high in san diego played at san clemente high in orange county on friday.coln players and cheerleaders say they were bombarded with racial slurs and insults from the fans on the san clemente side. some of home team's fans are accused of going to the visitor's side and tossing out the insults. alumni and perry we're coffin work, multiple times. cheerleaders who went to the restroom. we're called dog. we're asked where were their they would be dog walk but i speak that we have to call out every big or little thing that happened around races them. the orange county sheriff's department is looking into the claims. >>still ahead the president is set to visit the bay area today we'll have details about his visit coming up next. kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move- kim nooooooo! only mucinex has a patented tablet that lasts 3x longer, for 12 hours. still nervous about buying uh-oh, la new house.meone's is it that obvious? yes it is.

clemente and the government wanted to close down and market it but they couldn't just send the police in and shut the paper down so what they did was to found all its accounts they blocked its newsprint supplies they took away all public sector advertising as a result the paper was then in serious financial trouble so the people who did want him according to survive did what they could to find funding for it among them the u.s. government this was a fight between 2 armies income but one of the methods the poor in my opinion unlawful by draining the life out of it while the other wanted to provide it with a lifeline. limited louis or in israel according to bit is the art of the cia offered that lifeline however for victor that read of edwards an official biographer that cash injection allowed and unleashed a propaganda campaign that would lead to in this downfall and the thousands of deaths that followed he went until they had 3 unnecessary galathea body for instance amongst various interventions there was the financing of a general strike. particularly truck drivers and the transport

within weeks of moving back to san clemente he faces a health scare that almost claims his life. after that he faced years of litigation and battled through a kiss of what was a most certainly depression. here's what he wrote in his diary in late 1974 about how we might climb his way out. write books, make speeches, and try to put things in the context. this is the roadmap that he would use for 20 years. writing books, giving speeches, television where possible, and putting things into perspective for the people and for history. and it's amazing how well he did this. he does it so well and becomes so effective and so well-known for his books and his speeches and his appearances that people begin to accept him back again. the public begins accepting back, and the president to do, too. part of the story in this book is a relationship with presidents reagan, bush and nixon, and his advice and counsel to all three of them and how it helped change policy and change history. let me quickly mention three changes you'll read about in this book. two changes that that occur because of nixo

brandon clement, thanks for all the important work you're doing. we really appreciate it. >>> up next, there's more breaking news. hurricane dorian batters the carolinas, batters the streets of coastal cities sending life-threatening storm surges ashore. and president trump points to an altered map to justify his false claim that the storm threatened alabama. did he personally use a marker to change the map? with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. new nicorette ice mint. this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays at choicehotels.com... ...and earn a free night. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com there are three words when you live with migraine... "i am here." aim to say that more with aimovig. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults that reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don't take aimovig

hotel boats and water taxis take them on a 15 minute cruise to the island of san clemente the former site of a monastery. here security staff and porters are on hand to welcome the stars and starlets and ensure we keep our cameras turned off . the island belongs to a turkish investor and security is tight. but the exclusive awkward elo restaurant is open to anyone who books a table at chef giorgio shipper rekha cooks for celebrity guests throughout the year but the venice film festival is still a highlight for him. even more fun for me and then now i try to give some emotion with my food to the. giorgio says most of the stars just want to eat simple and traditional italian food but he still wants to offer them something a little special. he has a team of 4 helping in the kitchen over the years they've cooked for film stars from all over the world including actor robert de niro. steven seagal. and english film star jude law jane fonda has dined here several times. we prepared for jane for a fatal result but we try for and she came to times to eat there and she was in front of me and s

clement change summit in new york, where world leaders are urged to show up with bold plans to address global warming. david shukman looks at what is at stake. david: a stark reminder of what the protests are all about. for thespeople on a pacifics island, itmatter of life her their country can survive the future. as the planet heats up, the seas rise, and for millions of people in low-lying communities, the threats are already extreme and are set to become much worse. lasaw for myself two weeks ago how the ice of gre is melting, adding to the level of oceans. scientists fear more melting will follow. all the time, human activities keep adding to the problem. this is indonesia right now. the fires are immense, like in the amazon, and they release arbon dioxide into the ai that makes temperatures rise even faster. the challenge is that the world is on a course toward dangerous levels of rming. the gl has risen one degrees celsius over the last 150 years or so, d scientists say 1.5 degrees is the maximum safe level. anything more risks dangerous impacts. we are currently heading tar a th

the dander waterfalls are located a few kilometers downstream resident an environmental activist clement coach yang wants to make this part of the river picture perfect again. what they want the podium to create that know what you need to put out why you and for this the way to get that change that is make it a bit sad but we believe this can not go there would be so many local and even internet you know to any of. the people of the nairobi river have taken on the challenge and want the river to once again be worthy of its name nairobi cool and refreshing water. that's it for this week on global 3000 thanks for joining us and don't forget we love hearing from you got something to tell us send it to global 3000 at d w dot com or post on our facebook page d w women thanks for watching and bye for now. the fall of the berlin wall began long before november 1989. we visit the heroes of eastern europe. talk to those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage. the moment wallace arise where he saw it coming generational from the 1st but. what does it take to chang

reporter: the getaway vehicle was found in pennsylvania four hours away one escaped inmate, christopher clemente spotted at a shopping mall in greensburg, pennsylvania the mall was cleared the escape in the ohio town of gallia police is the third since august the 22-bed jail is more than 50 years old. >> our jail was outdated and insufficient to meet the needs and the numbers of the criminals and the types of criminals that we are currently housing >> it's concerning it's an old jail they've been beating around the bush for years trying to -- all they do is talk about it building a new one, and you don't see no action. >> reporter: as the search for the escaped inmates guess on, a community's dan sheneman, nbc news >>> new problems for boeing. the faa is ordering inspections after a crack showed up in some of the older 737 next generation jets the cracks appeared along the plane's pickle forks they attach the wings to the rest of the plane structure. in a statement boeing said the issue was found on a small number othf ancompany hatiy afts dr wa dui. that driver, 48-year-old catherine macarone h

jeremy clement is on 18%. boris johnson has quite a unique flair about him.t before. there is a sense of urgency. he is saying no—deal brexit is clean cut and is going to get things done. i think people are looking for a clear solution and that is unfortunately boris]ohnson. solution and that is unfortunately boris johnson. does it frustrate you that a lot of our coverage of brexit is still london centric? do we miss something by not coming to places like stoke—on—trent? something by not coming to places like stoke-on-trent? yeah, i don't think people understand the reasoning and nuances behind the vote. i would disagree with the brexit voter in every sense, but the potential of stoke has never been lost. 0ne potential of stoke has never been lost. one of the things people have not appreciated about the eu is how much funding has come because it has not been candles democratically. to lose all of that is to throw the baby out of the bath water. you are destroying things when we could have had something that allowed us to trade with our world and continues the

the dander waterfalls are located a few kilometers downstream resident an environmental activist clement coach yang wants to make this part of the river picture perfect again. what they want the quality of the create that know what you need to put out why you and for this the bad to get that change that did make it that they did that but they would leave this place that not good there would be so many local and even internet you know to any of. the people of the nairobi river have taken on the challenge and want the river to once again be worthy of its name nairobi cool and refreshing water. that's it for this week on global 3000 thanks for joining us and don't forget we love hearing from you got something to tell us send it to global 3000 and d w dot com or post on our facebook page d w women thanks for watching and bye for now. 4 years in the lives of maggie and leo. more than once all yours think it will come some time and it's difficult to stay hopeful. their 2nd chance at life. to patients to live before and after a life saving organ transplant. donor organ recipients. coming up on.

and even them straight at boris johnson when she talked about worst johnson's advisor dominique clements let's take a listen to what she said. thank you great lady you and i pay rent there i'm sure mr speaker one say it's i thought i says a minister has decide can i offer a prime minister to back that statement placed in mind in relation to his own chief . domenic comey was. i. was amused to breasting applause from labor audiences. particularly particularly since particularly since unlike the gentleman opposite we are actually devoted to delivering on the mandate others labor constituencies and we are going to take what you say out of the you own up to where the threat is not as clear as to the action in question that my own or will friends asked to be in be in their diet be in their diet that we are deciding on a policy to take this country forward not backwards as he would do. there's a lot of political theater there but what about doherty cummings i mean even the tories the conservatives now are saying that you know they smell iran's with him is he part of the prime minister's problem

clement has been riding this train for 20 years and knows what to expect. the concept but it got there i think because the self emphasise it said this is deducted it was the. poly chord it. was said to simulate let's. say play you young today. or not some of the distance to your day for these people for the business. but this i say he said so this it's a sonic as i said if. the people cram into whatever space they can find nearly 2000 people all together 3 times the officially permitted capacity. for those who want to able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the root. images or you. know what it is i think he said that it is only a few simple words he will let you go. but only did what you said that. was. located in the heart of the continent the democratic republic of congo is the largest country in sub-saharan africa. the swallow crosses half the country from lubumbashi to aleppo and is the only link between remote villages and the outside world. the swallow has been around for more than 50 years. the old engine was bought 2nd hand

police say christopher clemente was spotted later at the westmoreland mall near pittsburgh. mall was shut down and searched. >> our detectives have established that the inmates had the assistance in escaping from at least one individual on the outside. >> there's four inmates running around, and it's not even safe for him. we don't know where they're at, who they're with, and the fact that they're escaping, one of these guys has escaped twice now. >> this jail break is the third in under a month for the same facility. one of the men currently on the run had previously fled with another init mate, but authorities tell us that pair was quickly caught at the time. >>> now to a new potential safety issue involving boeing passenger planes. the faa is instructing airplanes to inspect all boeing 737 next generation jetliners after the company reported evidence of cracking on a part that attaches the wing to the fuselage. and the part is supposed to last for the life of the plane. the new concern comes as boeing's 737 max fleet remains grounded in the wake of two deadly crashes. >>>

demonstrated is the biggest polluter in the european union, germany, making this big commitment towards clementg out of east asia —— climate policy. thing i think we can see coming out of east asia -- climate policy. ok, sweta chakraborty, thank you for your time sweta chakraborty, thank you for yourtime and we sweta chakraborty, thank you for your time and we will keep an eye on those un climate summit talks next week. time for a look at the sport. hi, connie. good evening to you, lewis. the waiting is over. the rugby world cup is finally under way in japan. it's the first time the tournament has ever been played in asia and its expected to draw in a huge global audience. like samurai warriors, the hosts kicked things off by putting russia to the sword in a convincing 30—10 victory in pool a in tokyo. wing kotaro matsushima scored a hat—trick. the team's been preparing for four yea rs, the team's been preparing for four years, for the world cup opening game. at times, it was obvious the pressure had got to some of our players, i can see that. i'm pretty proud of that would we battled through t

and jewish and muslim clemente's a left furious after a region in belgium decides to ban.

communities because young people in our coming up with the innovative solutions and ideas that they and clemente of the little efforts that you can contribute to the bigger solutions of climate change. and i think the youth plays a very important role in this. you have felt climate change very personally from fiji. what is it been like to see that real—time effect? it's quite devastating because you get to see your people, the small communities there feeling the small communities there feeling the brunt of it. they are relocating and living behind their land. there losing their houses to reap locate to new places. to the rising sea levels. so yeah. how concerned are you for your future? leaders are talking about other future. that this is the future that we need to give to our children. but you also need to be taking responsibilities for your actions as well. you are not doing that how can the people be assured that you are really thinking about our future and doing all of this for ourfuture? about our future and doing all of this for our future? what do you think developed countries need to be

while, in the absence of god, who has of course, disappeared from the public sphere, clement has becomeivic religion. the network tweeted this, "cook a steak once a week. where do you fall short in preventing climate change? tell us with climate confessions." by the way, we are not making this up. teenage climate activists into testify. it is routine to believe that the world is about to end. >> i already have underlying issues of anxiety and it's just really hard to grow up in a world full of if's. you know, i don't think a lot of people in congress understand the conversations that are happening in every day high schools. the constant looming uncertainty and this weird form of an weird fear that has been existing in my generation, where kids are joking, what is the point, the world is ending here what are we starting question what are we doing? this fear not just among my panelists here, but everyone. that anxiety is something that no child should ever have to fear. >> tucker: yeah. that's for sure. a former supreme court. it is an anxiety that no kid should have to grapple with. it i

were taunted with racial slurs during an away football game for the students at the game how the san clement oh high school, the link coast lincoln stood say they were ssed and he the incan hornets cheerleaders decided they should go home >> they were called the and word multiple times. alumni and parents were called the and word multiple times. cheerleaders who went to the restroom were called dogs, were asked where were their leashes and were told that they would be dog walked. >> officials from both school district say they are now interviewing students and reviewing cell phone video to determine who was involved with the san diego chapter of the naacp is recommending anti-but biased training for students at saint clemente's high school. >>> a comedian's racist and sexist of homophobic comic surfeit clips from apart coast hosted by shannon gillis in september of last year show him music slurs against agents and making derogatory comments about muslims, women and members of the lgbt q community. saturday night live called the language offensive and hurtful. a spokes person said snl live is

the martinez high school junior and is asking for the return of key pieces of the clement. the schools music director said she and the students discovered a cello, baritone saxophone and three camps were taken. now, the specialty insurance are gone , it will impact the band's performance in 2 weeks at the homecoming parade. >> to have some one take something that touches children's hearts, is inconceivable to me. >> martinez police investigated the scene and dusted for fingerprints. the music room showed no signs of breaking and entering. it is connected to the auditorium. so far, no suspects have been identified. >>> tomorrow at the city of berkeley will discuss becoming the next bait area city to decriminalize magic mushrooms. if approved, city resources could not be used to impose multis for possession or use of psychedelic plants. oakland approved a similar measure last year. >>> a measure to tighten california's vaccination laws is inching closer to the governors desk. medical exemptions for vaccinations have tripled since other loopholes were closed. senate bill 276 w

brian clement is with us. storm chaser that flew in a helicopter above the abaco islands and brought us the first pictures of the devastation. what have you seen? what is it like now? >> i was on the ground when they evacuated the women with the broken hip. it was a horrible situation to watch. the daughter of the women that was injured was having to put her children on the helicopter. there wasn't enough room for the mother. an emotional situation. she's being separated from her kid but she knows it's best. you have a full blown humanitarian crisis going on there. >> shepard: i'm not sure people get it yet. feels like that day when andrew hit and everybody in miami is going this is fine. we were watching "the today show" and they're were like it missed us. i guess it went to south miami-dade. and then the first helicopter got up and it looked like a lumber yard. that's what it looks like here. nothing left. >> yeah, the first aerials when you talk about a category four or five hurricanes, it's the ones that g

with us is brandon clement. he's a storm chaser. he made it to great abaco yesterday. he joins us now from west palm beach, florida. good morning, brandon. thank you for being with us. you were there. you were on the ground. what did you see? >> just total devastation. i knew the day before just how bad it was. but when you get down on the ground, it goes from a widespread disaster to looking at individual loss and talking to people on the ground who have just lost everything. it's become a humanitarian crisis very quickly. a lot of supplies are dwindling down the island. resources are very limited at the moment. tensions are quite high. >> brandon, do you have a sense of the human losses on the ground there? because from the air, it just looks -- how difficult it must have been to survive, not just the conditions from the storm as the hurricane sat on top of the bahamas, but the aftermath as well. do you have any sense? >> yeah. the storm surge, particularly the mud area of abaco, it's going to be high. i know it's going to be high. multiple people i spoke to yesterda

both san clemente and lincoln high school principal say they are now investigating. activists hope that's just the first step to addressing this. but i speak. >>that we have to call out every big or little thing that happened around races them that happens around by us because we don't call it out. it patch away they, but it continues to happen. >>like in high school coach says there's a possibility there t may have to play santa many again so he wants to see some changes. so as players and as fans are protected. >>the crisis is real the crisis is there and it's now. >>the teen vaping crisis breaking tonight, 7 people have now died of vaping nationwide. what the governor is doing to take swift action against the addiction a california neighborhood is sick of thieves and now it's getting smart cameras to try to security cameras of course can be pretty helpful in catching bad guys what happens when the thieves. >>steele the campaigns. porter lonnie wong tells us how sacramento community is combating the problem with smart cameras. step one for investigating residential

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>>both san clemente and lincoln high school principal say they are now investigating.ists hope that's just the first step to addressing this. but i speak. >>that we have to call out every big or little thing that happened around racism happens around by us because we don't call it out. it patch away they but they continue to happen. >>we can highs coach says there is a possibility their team may have to place and can many again so he wants to certainly see some changes so his players and his fans are protected. >>the university of wyoming apologized to 14 black former football players that were unjustly cut from the 1969 wyoming cowboys football team. the apology was issued by the wyoming athletics director, the 11 remaining living members of the black 14 as they're commonly known were honored during half-time at wyoming saturday game against idaho. the players were kicked off the football team for wearing armbands to protest the church of jesus christ of latter day saints decision not to allow black clergy. this was the first time anyone from the university of publicl

there were two direct questions one to michael and one back to clement. why don't we start with michael. >> first, as i think i mentioned in my remarks, i actually do think cable news and talk radio are a part of this. a lot of what is is going on on social media platforms is a desire to engage with personalities who are driving discussion on certain cable news networks or talk radio in order to propagate hate. you have to look at this as an ecosystem. on the question, i can't tell you why dhs -- if they were invited or not. i will say that dhs i think is now doing two things. they're working with the states on helping them to raise their level of cybersecurity with respect to the voting machine infrastructure. they have begun the process of trying to put together a strategy for dealing with foreign nations. it gets delicate with the u.s. government because there are restrictions about what the government can do in dealing with the issue of rating information and equality information. as to what happened in 2016, i think part of the problem i wasn't in yo

brandon clement, with live storm media, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> bret: let's get theuty director of the national hurricane center he joins us from miami. ed, thanks for being here. as you look at this storm now, what's your biggest concern? >> bret, the biggest concern is going to be up the coast from florida up through the carolinas. the center is finally moving. away from the baums now northwest at about 6 miles per hour. roughly on the course that was forecast parallel to the florida east coast but with the worst of the weather staying offshore, still close enough that you can see the rain bands coming ashore that there have been tropical storm force winds and those winds will spread farther to the north. also the possibility of still hurricane force winds because even though the centers are parallel to the coast the wind field is expanding. the hurricane force winds are drawing closer to the coast. and speaking of drawing towards the coast, let's take a look at the longer forecast period. okay. so here is the southeastern united states, north carolina, south carol

nixon for example was in california in san clemente on the beach when the first article of impeachment was handed down. he could barely look at these proceedings. he didn't follow the senate watergate hearings either. >> let me get you to weigh in. you were reporting on all of these. obvious questions like if nothing inappropriate was said or done by the president or a senior adviser, why do so much to ensure these conversations for example never get out and put in that top-secret vault? >> well, because it would appear, and based on what the whistle-blower said in his complaint, it would appear that there is a cover-up going on and those digitalized documents and read outs and conversations in summary are damning. based on what the whistle-blower learned second hand and what others told him. that's why we need to see them. especially now that we know they might extend to other conversations having to do with russia, having to do with saudi arabia, etcetera. but i think we need to look at these documents in this digital lock box a little bit like the nixon tapes themselves. presidents

i want to bring you an unemployment line, german under clement falling 10,000% in september.ng for a gain. this is bloomberg. . the u.s. placed on a report that -- the impeachment situation, chris expects to hear very soon from the whistleblower and complaints. president trump demands to meet his accuser. if the prime minister plans to lay out his brexit vision. they are overshadowed i allegations of sexual misbehavior. -- by allegations of sexual misbehavior. welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua. these are your