that's not a chamber of comm type postcard. then the largest corporate employer in this region is wells fargo. wellfargo, as you well know, has been eviscerated on capitol in the past few weeks. so it's really been a rough go for the business community and the image-makers of charlotte, north carolina. >> so these investors with the $2 trillion worth of assets under managem want to see change. t what are the odds that this bill will either be repealed, that there will be a compromise among lawmakers? is there any hope of that? >> well, there was some hope over the summer, because the threat of losing the nba all-stare was hanging over the city of charlotte. even that was not enough to motivate the two sides to come to an agreement. the all-star game has been moved. and now most people don't think anything will happen before the election, and they're not sure anything will ha after the election, bec north carolina is controlled at the state level by republican super majorities that is veto-proof. there is republi governor. the r

trump says the comm attack on the american voter. at a rally in north carolina, trump called his supporters hard work patriots. trump's team claims the statement could be as damaging as mitt romney's "47 percent" comment in the last election cycle. and clinton, while saying maybe not half are deplorable, says she will continue homophobic, xenophobic islamophobic" elements in trump's base. a university in denver- is paying its students back... why the company has to refund millions. plus- a popular local brew won't be on store shelves for weeks... why left hand brewing had to issue a big recall. but first, lets check in with marty and becky. to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. for all of its popular nitro milk stout bottles. the beer won't make you sick- but the brewery is blaming unwanted yeast for some problems with the packaging and pour. the yeast ca

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we will respect flu refrain from further comme we say could be termed as marked. >> that came after donald trump took this victory lap following the recent bombings. >> i was criticized for calling it correctly. i should be a newscaster, i called it be every the news. what i said is i was correct. everybody said, while he was right, he called it too soon. give mae break. >> hillary clinton blamed him recruitments. >> we know donald trump's comments have been used online for recruitment of terrorists. we've heard that from former cia director michael hayden. he said, donald trump is being used as a recruiting sergeant for the terrorists. we also know from the former head of our counterterrorism center matt olsen, that the kinds of rhetoric and language that mr. trump has used is gi adversaries. >> yet the candidates made their best a attempts to be presidential, convening with world leaders for the u.n. general assembly. clinton pay have an unlikely allie on her side, reporting that former republican president george h.w. bush will vote for clinton in the fall. the news by a facebook post t

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. >> it is more comm with juniors and seniors. >> i hear kids smoking. >> reporter: a new youth risk assessment ranks arizona teens are one in the nation when it cigarettes in the past 30 days, 23% say they have smoked marijuana, 35% say they have had alcohol and 45% did not use a condom during their last sexual encounter. >> a decade ago, it would be crazy if a kid was found smoking on school property. now you see them vaping or having unprotected sex at school. it's becoming socially acceptable. >> reporter: kimberly is school-age kids. her nonprofit works with schools around the valley, helping children deal with pressures of life. she says keeping teenagers on the right path starts in elementary school. >> kids need to be educated younger. we cannot wait for tomorrow's teenagers. we need to educate them today. you have to start early in kindergarten and equip them with the tools and tactics to use. i think as a state, we have to look at this as a wake-up call

were presented with a special surfboard common rating th comme addition of surfing to the olympics. >> and we are staying on top of breaking news out of new jersey. a commuter train slams into a station, one person killed and more than 100 injures. and hear trump's latest attack on hillary and celebrating big poppy, plus, when is the rain coming back? in case you missed jeremy's forecast, he will have it again at 6:00. >> and the latest on the commuter traicommuter train cray u.s. voters are convinced that russia is behind hacks that are interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. man: that was easy. >> we have another 30 minutes of 7 news straight ahead. >> breaking news. a deadly commuter trash

fly-overs like this are comm during tense times. south korea relies on the u.s. nuclear umbrella as a deterrent to north korea. >>> a canadian judge under fire for comments he made during a sexual assault trial. during the 2014 trial, the federal judge asked a woman why she couldn't, quote, keep her knees together? the 19-year-old woman said she was raped over a bathroom sink during a house party. the jump went on to say, young he lated acquitted the man accused of sexually assaulting the woman but now an appeals court has ordered a new trial. >>> and across america this morning, roughly $175,000 worth of heroin was just found in a dumpster in pittsburgh. a worker reportedly called police after making the discovery while taking out the trash. investigators say the stash included as many as 500 bricks of heroin, up to 25,000 individual stamped bags. it may have been a drop pittsburgh police handed the case over to the dea. >>> -- for the narcotics. the pittsburgh police handed over the case over to the dea. >>> she told the associated press, i was stubborn and i w

bill clinton's defense secretary endorsing clinton saying trump is not up to the job citing trump's comme comments about torture and his attacks on >> we need a president with a coherent philippine philosophy not one read off a teleprompter but deeply felt. >> reporter: trump now saying he will give the military this deadline. >> i will ask my generals to present to me a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroy isis. >> reporter: although during the primaries trump said he would rely on himself, not the generals. >> i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. >> he says he has a secret plan to defeat but the secret is he has no plan. >> reporter: tonight, clinton will have to d defend her own record on isis and e-mails. republican adam kinz inger served in iraq and afghanistan. >> if i had mishandle e-mail as she did i would hap probably been kicked out of the military and lost my military clearance? >> he said if he were grading vladimir putin as a leader he would give him an a. saying clinton would be pushover for putin. >> putin looks at her and he laughs, okay? >> report

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a train filled with mostly manhattan-bound comms end of the line, smashing into a barrier at high speed and into the station itself. one person was killed and more than a hundred were injured. some second half hurt. the man at the controls at the time is among the survivors and may be able to answer the question of what went so terribly wrong. nbc's tom costello has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: 8:45 a.m. >> i have heavy structural damage. i have people trapped on the train. casualties. >> reporter: a violent thundering crash suddenly exploded through the morning rush in hoboken as new jersey transit train 1614 came scream sbog the train station, jumped the end of track bumpers on platform five and tore right into the central hall. passengers on the train and on the platform, crushed under falling debris. >> we just heard people screaming in the first car. they were trapped, they couldn't get out. >> then i just heard these horrifying terrible screams coming o shrieks. people just screaming for their lives. >> reporter: glass, steel support beams and bricks came crashing down.

, scott sabol was my guest on weather jazz, episode number 71 is ready , we have the link at fox 8.comm on the forecast discussion page of weather jazz and you can find all of the you can also download it onto itunes. in a few weeks hundreds of people will step off as part of the woollybear parade today the woollybear golf outing was at willow creek. >> the computer for the $1,000 the woollybear will be held on it's been 15 years since terrorist hijacked four planes killing 3,0001 of those planes was hijacked and turned around somewhere near cleveland. >> on a recent 9/11 anniversary we spoke to one of the air controllersrs handling that pla can't tonight you will hear fro him as bill sheil looks back on the official 9/11 commission report begins that it was moderate and nearly cloudless and the eastern united states and then it said that for those heading to an airport, weather conditions cannot have been better for a safe and pleasant journey , at 8:46 a.m. that morning the first airplane slammed into the world trade center. >> at that same moment at cleveland air traffic control cent

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. >> opening up for public comme comment. >> hello, my name is silvia johnson. and navigation center can be you know as exempt but another process mayor as we have a professional taxpayer will you know push you know different marks and this is will be a what i call or any kind of process because our measurements our hours very per size and what this is where a lot of this has been wound up and not to be stepped on this is where our lynn and our railroads and bulk system has a lot of the which we've been trying already so many times be out there and process the jobs and finally found out exactly can this nation was and that took me a while because he had what you call environment first of all, it pushes up releases - >> and you know sometimes when you have depression it was not precise because of the - how we hung and it shouldn't be doing that stuff because our you know police control and lab reports you know need exercise and that's where the main part of this has come along and i know even the reason doctors done the processes for human faculties have a lot in

this comms after neither pilot was found at fault. federal investigators blamed the pilot. the wrongful death lawsuit was filed against the state and another pilot on the runway. five people were killed in that craah and a new trial date is set to be dissent -- determined in a couple weeks. >>> the most trial of a suspected car thief is now under investigation. this is in tello county. they want to know if the defense deroyed by cam footage without anyone knowing about it. >>> tto people are recovering after they were seriously hurt in a motorcycle crash. this happened this morning on 6th and federal. this crash was originally reported as a hit and run but did come back. >>> packer patients if you're heading to the mountains. this was the commute yesterday and we're seeing a lot of backups across i-70. make sure you take your time and don't forget law enforcement will be out in full force throughout the eekend watching out for any drunk drivers. ?>> an active shooter situation inside a jail. police say a visitor is to blame. get your home in gear with big labor day deals at

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more thann28,000 people have comm there's no creepy clown cruising around denver. this picture was taken in england three years ago. they are doing this all over the country saying there's a creepy clown in your city. but not here. >>> if you have lived here for a while, thousands of runners gathering in downtown denver to participate in a 5k to help pay3 for local breast cancer care and national research and it downtown denver. >> they had a beautiful day today. >> yes, cool in the morning and a nice day. could have been worse. >> exactly. perfect running and jogging weather. we saw snow on saturday and mostly sunny skies sunday and warmer today. >> wow.. >> still feeling like fall this mmrning. a chilly start to the day and clear conditions all across the state of colorado. as of right now, high pressure staying in control through much of the day today keeping us frost advisory in effect from now until 9:00. we do have the possibility for seeing very cool conditionn. taking a look outside, 39 in sterling and 37 in greeley. denver metro area not encompassed in the

now the fbi gave the comme the details i just described after he made those comments. but he hasn't -- when he came back about an hour ago -- ee loob rated at all about -- elaborated at all about the chain of events with what he said to the fbi and what he's saying now. it's saying the son is not cooperating but it appears the father may be cooperating. >> romona: all right. still a lot to piece together there. thank you so much. >>> now continuing to coverage he's the ashland county man accused of murdering at least five women in three northeast ohio counties and tonight cleveland 19 news is breaking details about how police in ross county are taking a closer look at four cases involving these women to see if there is a connection between them and grate who they are and the circumstances of their deaths. now, that's coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> but now first at 4:00, cleveland 19 with the family of a canton woman who police believe is great third victim. harry. >> harry: ramona, it is a sun-filled day here in canton but not at the house where can candace cunningham

. >> they have previously comm committed to donating 99% of their wealth to charity. dr. chan will talk more about this new initiative tomorrow morning on "the today show." >>> the company that makes epipens testified about the recent staggering price hike of the product. heather bresch tried explaining why epipens went from $100 in 2007 to $600 today. millions of people with allergies rely on the life saving epipens. meanwhile, her salary also rose during that time. she earned $18 million last year. >> we raised the price over eight years, and we raised that price, and i think what is incorrectly assumed is that 608 is what mylan receives, we receive $274 of that $608. >> lawmakers calling for a federal investigation into how the company handles medicaid rebates. >> too expensive to buy or rent a home, but not to live on a street. too many rv's. >>> i'll tell you what's in your tap water before you drink it tonight. well, before you do that, you might want to check out this story. there's an extra ingredient that really is not good for you. that detail just ahead. right

here. >> okay anyone else from staff at all does that include staffs - okay opening it up for public comme comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners korea smith on the members of the housing action coalition i welcome supervisor coppel to the board and we'll had had marijuana starting next week the housing isolation is involved since the implementation we've been supportive of proposals when the city is doing so 11 and 12 he ask you to please approve and forward thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? >> okay not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> commissioner moore. >> mr. schmidt all 3 projects are important to us where is visitation. >> i mean sunnyvale within the valencia so they're moving in tandem and plan to be here before you in november to approve all the master plan approvals including the zoning map and text amendments with the special use districts the adoption of special guidelines and the adoption of eastern plan and the approval of the development agreement. >> thank you for that explanation move to initiate the amendments including the revised date of no

less safe because the threat has metastasized and particularly because europe, with unassimilated comm immigrants, is just proximate, more proximate to the caliphate, the isis caliphate than it was. that said, it seems to me america today is measurably less safe than it was 15 years ago for a number of reasons. putin is ram pant on russia dismantling the european nation threatening the balance particular states which are nato members. china is extremely aggressive which can be a threat at any that will some day soon be able to reach chicago. iran is another regime we cannot read but are right to be worried about. the world is more ominous. >> we asked you for questions for the panel on this particular subject. we got this on facebook from paul wascoulgian. fascinating. i was in the world trade center for the bombing in 1993 and then again in the world financial center for the attacks on 9/11. the harsh reality is since not much has changed, juan. how do you answer paul? >> i think a lot has changed. some of the obvious things are obviously creation of the department of homeland securit

have you ever seen a comme dreng a glass of water? >> that's a trick question. i'm sure communists drink water. i think my theory is sound about not wanting to pee all the time. >> i think my dr. strange love refers went over her head. >> oh may god, you're right. i feel ashamed now. don't you agree there is one way to frame this and that is hillary clinton has a drinking problem? whether are -- >> yes. it had to be four or five times. completely convinced me. >> it was minimum -- i mean i lost count. >> there was more to choose from. >> there were two or three more. by the way, you brought up that chuck schumer said he has pneumonia too? >> yeah. >> this is typical chuck schumer. schumer always needs to be in the spotlight. guys i have pneumonia, talk to me. >> that's not funny. >> why am i laughing? >> obama snar kz at trump and the billboard. i agree with the guy who said this is all a bunch of befubbary he is dead honest. jessica, you said what a waste of money in a place trump is going to lose. he puts a giant billboard. time square is not filled with new y

the annual week of activities that gave back to the comm community. this is the 8th year of this event. >>> and time now for a good day good deed. a polk deputy made a family's day a little brighter. pastor deputy chris dunn -- and while another deputy dusted for prints, he took time to throw around a football for the kids hoping to strike a little one from what he said was a very bad day for him. very sweet. >>> another good day good deed out of hernando county. a woman called a sheriff's office after helping two change a tire off of the side of u.s. 19. >> he already called for aaa and didn't with a want to stay out there in the heat. listen in this these two men are to be repatient, kind and consi considerate. i couldn't believe this young men would stand out there in the heat and change my tire in that horrible ankle-deep grass. so pleased in their personnel file. please put a gold star in there. >> alcides: gold star. how sweet. the story does not end there. when the tire was being changed one of the deputies went to the store and got that woman

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i don't think it is a question of whether or not the united states and rsh aussia have comm interests. obviously it is in our common interests to fight terrorism. it is in our common interests to survive. these are two nuclear powers, one of which is already headed by a mentally unable aggressive saber rattling leader. and the other one might be headed by one if donald trump is elected. so we have a common interest in survival. the question is, is vladimir putin the kind of president, the kind of person who can be a partner in pursuing those common interests. and the answer is an unequivocal no simply because putin has been a bad faith partner in every negotiation in which he has ever participated with the united states and with other countries. >> but there is not true. we wouldn't have the iranian nuclear deal if putin hadn't guaranteed it. we wouldn't have had the destruction of serious chemical weapons if putin had not guaranteed that deal. this is simply not the historical record. this is a kind of discussion of personality politics, not national security politics. >> i think the

. >> maybe he cold feet or over chit comm committed. >> vasquez brought a dozen of his students to be among of roughly 200 people. some were in colin kaepernick football jerseys to hear the quarterback talk about sitting and kneeling and not standing occur t-- during the playing of the national anthem. and his practice field socks. pigs wearing police hats. >> i'm mad. >>ed in the church the head of california's naccp, former san francisco mayor willie brown vowed continue support of colin kaepernick's protest to raise awareness of racial mistreatment by police. >> all the black churches throughout the country -- the young man took a courageous act to bring attention to the horrors of the situations in america. he did so potentially at a great sacrifice. as always the black church should have his back. >> the thing about this young man, he sees all of the genders. he sees all the aspects of that dem demon. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> they are looking to potentially reschedule colin kaepernick's speech. >> right. the rigors of training are going to get worse now he's the back up

balance the refresh my memories of those decisions with its public safety mission but the sorb is not comme if it is appealing. in belmont, bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> the coast guard announced they have calledded off their search for a new york woman who went overboard on a carnival cruise ship miles off the coast of the bahamas. the ship arrived back in charleston, south carolina this morning. passengers say 32-year-old arena pa telefell off the 11th deck of the carnival ecstasy early yesterday morning. a statement from carnival says pa telewas seen jumping >>> two weeks after a massive earthquake in italy a cat is found buried under a mountain of rubble. the feline was found and pulled out of the rubble by italian firefighters. here it is right here, who was taken to the veterinarian for observation. reportedly has a fractured jaw. since the quake hit, firefighters have rescued as many as 950 an mals. >> wow. >>> a 17-year-old was rewarded for turning in a $100 bill. money in rodchester, new hampshire and turned it into police. after no one came forward to claim the cash, police presented

. >> jimmy: you caused quite a comm >> stalkers and -- there's a lot going on. >> jimmy: the neighbors all seem to blame me for this development. >> really? >> jimmy: somehow. >> it's so strange. when i moved in, my mom was like super nervous about me moving into a home by myself, for whatever -- i'm like, no, it's okay, jimmy kimmel lives across the street. maybe if anything ever goes down he'll save my life. >> jimmy: yeah i'm the captain of the neighborhood watch. [ laughter ] [ applause ] underpants and take care of whatever is going on. are you setting in? >> yeah, i am. yeah. >> jimmy: do you like having your own house and not having the family around? >> it's a lot. i lived in a condo by myself before. and that was just smaller and a lot less than what i have now. >> jimmy: right. >> it's different. but it's fun. i really like it. i wanted like space and a pool. >> jimmy: right, yeah. do you keep the place clean? are you a slob? >> i'm ocd, i'm the biggest neat freak ever, i'm cleaning with my maids when they come over to clean, scrubbing the floors. >> jimmy: that must tickle t

another suggests maybe it's the airline that should adjust the attitude, and some of the comm w >> and it's interesting. it's controversial. seeming to suggest the blame on the passenger, but most of the delays that american airlines has endured according to a recent report are caused by the airline itself rather than the faa and weather. >> maybe the airline does have to shift its attitude. >> they should take a little bit of the blame. >> the people on the plane have gotten much nicer. the flight attendants. >> they used to be mean to me. now they're a little bit nicer. maybe people could use a little more etiquette on flights. do they have to make the seats so small. >> maybe people are wearing a lot of these. our next story, the humble hoodie being elevated to sky high fashion. >> maybe they'll make you more comfortable back in coach. are the prices worth it? cc1 test message ? ? >> i like this. i could get used to this. putting a hoodie on is becoming a fashion statement and a staple of among americans of all ages. >> apparently of all is it worth to shell out more than $1,000 for

. >> the reporter: we're live just off buick street, which is off comm. avenue here in boston and we can tell you that up there, that is the mass pike, down below, those are the tracks that's where it all happened. we can tell you that police haven't released his identity just yet, because next of kin is yet to be notified. emergency crews on scene on buick street in boston near where the 17-year-old boston university student was killed overnight. how this all happened is still unclear. what transit police are saying is the student was struck and killed by an mbta commuter rail train while crossing the tracks for the worcester line overnight. >> we're all very shocked and very upset, >> the reporter: students tell me, they did get an email from the university, but with few details. all of it coming one day after fall classes started here at b.u. >> it's just sad, because i'm a freshman also and it's like, what if he didn't have any classes yesterday, what if he never got a chance to have a real class and he didn't even make it to 18. >> the reporter: keol

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. >>> we are back live here at the intrepid museum on the hudson river ahead of tonight's comm d commander-in-chiefhillary clinton and donald trump will be back to back on the stage for the first time since the general election. in recent days, they have been sparring over national secury, but tonight will be a a real test of their security e credentials. to get you caught up on where the candidates stand, i'm joined on deck by kasie hunt. i just learn ed that you went t space camp. >> you're going to tell everybody about that. >> you love this because you were a total space geek. >> i won an award at space camp in the fifth grade. >> let's talk about the candidates. as we head into tonight, what have they been saying? where are we at? >> there are some differences in where the candidates stand on the most pressing foreign policy questions for today. let's focus on isis and what's going on in syria since we talked so much about that. trump said he would support 20 to 30,000 ground troops potentially. that's a significant force. he wants safe zones in syria and wants to oppose topple iing ass. we ha

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body got there and mbta spokesperson tells us they believe the victim fell from elevated road, likely comm ave or perhaps the turnpike above the rail yard. commuters were stopped for several hours though while police gathered evidence at the scene. scare for parents this morning as police warn of stranger using >> sent messages to several students. police station in weston say students have been reluctant to come forward, jess. >> jessica: at this point no one has come forward yet, including the student who were targeted, but word, of course, getting around the high school and around the town here in weston and parents and kids we have spoken to, a little creeped out knowing whoever is helped the account could be pretty anyone. school official in weston sending a strong message to students as a snapchat scandalun folds at the high school. >> it is frightening because i know the kids are on that all the time. >> jessica: sending out a warning because someone, they don't know who, sov mer boys were targeted to try to get them to send naked photos. forward. administrators and police have no i

. >> hillary is hitting me with tremendous comme. some of it said in entertainment. some of it said, someone who has been very vicious to me, rosie o'donnell. i think everybody agrees nobody feels sorry for her. >> he doubled down and said rosie o'donnell, she deserves it. what did you make of that exchange? >> it was just an avalanche of personal insults from hillary clinton. a literally lost count. insulting donald trump as she did talking about her own agenda. but i have to tell you, i was so proud of the fact that he demonstrated that quality most important in a president. and the restraint. in that moment, donald trump demonstrated the restraint required for the presidency. >> he said he wanted -- what do you mean restraint? he said he wanted to bring something up about the clintons' past. >> well, 90 minutes in a row of one insult after another, culminating in that round at the end. and donald trump literally just completely open and transparent with the american people said there's things that i can bring up. we all know what they are. we all lived through the

and i am deeply appreciative of the bipartisan effort that's going on and continues to gro go on the commeto address an issue that you know is still with us maybe to a lesser degree that is still with us. senator. >> good morning, gentlemen. secretary carter, i want to go back to the comments that the senator made about i was someone else that supported the bipartisan budget agreement. very disappointed that on three different occasions the fifth appropriations bill has been filibustered. not talking about any other discussions on the appropriations you were familiar with our defense appropriations bill, right? stomach the one that has been fostered on different occasions. do you think passing the bill would be helpful with respect to completing the motion? >> i'm going to go back to where i started. i am aware of three or four. >> are you aware of the measure on three different occasions? >> this is a specific thing we are trying to get in the chamber of the senate. are you familiar with the bill that passed out of the defense appropriation bills that we tried to get into chamber backs >>

the comm equipment is good, but not great, authorized shoot down if necessary. he writes that bush's chief of staff reported the plane was heading up to 45,000 plane. they claim we can outrun anybody, fleischer said. the notes recount how bush's daughters were moved to a safe house and how bush inquired after his dog, barney, "he's nipping at the heels osama bin laden," he was told. the notes also reveal his steely determination to go after the terrorists responsible for the two hijacked planes and felling the world trade center towers, another at the pentagon, and a fourth crashing in the field in pennsylvania. "we are at war," bush said at 9:45, minutes after the pentagon explosion. "that's what we're paid for, boys, we're going to take care of this. when we find out who did this, they are not going to like me as president." somebody's going to pay." they point out here that mr. fleischer released the notes the first time to mark the 15th anniversary of the attacks. that version of the story in "usa today." livingston, new jersey about, a half-hour's drive fro

fund manager dealt another blow to the embattled industry, slashing by 500 milli$500 million, its comm investments. state treasurer said over the next two years, he would pare back the hedge fund portfolio and reallocate money he removed into many traditional asset classes. once the process is complete, 40% would be allocated to index funds. year to date, the state's investments are up 5.6%. he said the state's 7.5% target is unrealistically high. its portfolio has been lackluster through august. dragged down by miserable performers. many charge 2% expense fees or chose to that, even when they don't perform and it's worth noting the state has invested in winners like elliot management, up about 7.5% through august. de shaw and the brigade fund. >> thank you, kate. >> let's bring in seth magaziner for more on this. great to have you with us. what's the straw that broke the camel's back so to speak when it comes to hedge fund exposure? >> this was part of broader review over the last serve months. we involved many of our state's leading investment experts, we worked with national pension

twitter and google have not responded to our request for comme comment, but this morning, salesforce's chief digital evangelist wrote the following. why twitter? while twitter could be an attractive asset to -- that's actually not quite what we were looking for. there it is! thank you, guys. personal learning network, best realtime, context rich news, democratize intelligence and a great place to promote others. an hour later, he did try to, at least, not backtrack, but the timing may have look a little odd pip tweeted my person views regarding twitter numerous times over the past couple of years. i simply love twitter. that park cracks me up. salesforce has shown a willingness to lever up its balance sheet for a large acquisition. having been an aggressive bidder for linkedin, twitter has been struggling to generate topline growth. just last night, the stock was downgraded by rbc's mark mahaney, whose survey of advertisers indicated the service still not really gaining traction with that important constituency. those concerns and others that include a large amount of stock-based combi

here. >> okay anyone else from staff at all does that include staffs - okay opening it up for public comme comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners korea smith on the members of the housing action coalition i welcome supervisor coppel to the board and we'll had had marijuana starting next week the housing isolation is involved since the implementation we've been supportive of proposals when the city is doing so 11 and 12 he ask you to please approve and forward thank you. >> is there any additional public comment? >> okay not seeing any, public comment is closed. >> commissioner moore. >> mr. schmidt all 3 projects are important to us where is visitation. >> i mean sunnyvale within the valencia so they're moving in tandem and plan to be here before you in november to approve all the master plan approvals including the zoning map and text amendments with the special use districts the adoption of special guidelines and the adoption of eastern plan and the approval of the development agreement. >> thank you for that explanation move to initiate the amendments including the revised date of no