to persuade the former deputy prime minister nick clegg to head up the social media giant's communications teaml ‘wage war‘ on the uk. and finally the guardian says saudi arabia has been spending millions with uk pr firms in a bid to boost the kingdom's image abroad. that was a quick look at the front pages. let's have a bit more of an in—depth chat with jason and anna. we will start off with jamal khashoggi. the daily mail is talking about the alleged hit man who was involved in this and ties to number ten as well. jason. brought we are finding out after this brutal murder is that the kind of attempt by the new crown princess came here on a state visit to galle us into believing that he somehow modernise -- is believing that he somehow modernise —— is modernising his kingdom, and who will speak about that in a bit. it's a fallacy. it is a fairly brutal, medieval operation. it is still a country despite the cosmetic changes that women can go to the cinema. logical opponents use it now for death penalty and we can now see it kind of carrying out hit corporations in other countries. the big quest

former deputy prime minister nick clegg is tojoin facebook as head of its global affairs and communications teamrefoot in bondi, the duke and duchess of sussex visit iconic bondi beach in sydney, as part of their tour of australia. and director peterjackson brings new life to footage of world war one soldiers in "they shall not grow old". find out what mark kermode thinks of that and the other new releases in the film review. it's 5 o'clock. "vile and wicked" — that was how a judge has described the systematic sexual abuse of vulnerable girls in huddersfield. in total, 20 men of mainly pakistani heritage have been convicted in a series of trials at leeds crown court. the teenage girls, most of them white, were groomed over a number of years, plied with drugs and alcohol, abused and often raped — sometimes on remote moorland. tonight there are questions about whether west yorkshire police were too slow to investigate repeated allegations of abuse. well this is the latest example of gang abuse of young girls in english towns such as rotherham, rochdale, telford and oxford. from leeds crown court,

host: this is from the political action community, teaming up with richard linklater. [video clip] >> somebody left this on my door the other day, ted cruz telephone taxes. come on. somebody called my wife a dog and said my daddy was in on the kennedy assassination, i would not be kissing their ass. you should give them a few choice words or drag their ass by the would shed and kick their ass, ted. come on, ted. >> not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. guest: that is one of the best ads and that is one of the most negative ads even though he delivers the lines with a smile on his face. you want to hear the . -- here the next line. host: he is an actor. guest: it is not often you are watching a political ad and wishing it is longer. nost: it is a fantastic ad matter what somebody thinks of ted cruz. i think just about everybody laughed at that. it is one of those ads where the message is so effective because voters do not realize that they are being delivered a political message. it is not until you start thinking about it later that that add its you

to persuade the former deputy prime minister nick clegg to head up the social media giant's communications teamly released radical preacher anjem choudry will ‘wage war‘ on the uk. and finally the guardian says saudi arabia has been spending millions with uk pr firms in a bid to boost the kingdom's image abroad. obviously two of those papers on that story will have slightly changed after the news that has just broken. let us start with that, jason and anna, the daily mail talks about the so—called hitman that was sent to number 10. let us update viewers on the news we have got. we have had confirmation from saudi state tv that jamal khashoggi is indeed dead and he did die within the consulate and he died following a fight that had broken out with people, that is all we are being told, that he had met at the consulate. that is all we are being told in terms of how he died, or confirming his death. two people have lost their jobs confirming his death. two people have lost theirjobs and that includes the royal advisor, a gentleman calls saud al-qahtani and the deputy intelligence chief ahmed al—as

clegg will be the new leader for the global affairs and communications team. in a statement today - he says he'll move to california with his wife and three sons. clegg will report to facebook c-o-o sheryl sandberg. (justine)"music for 4 seconds." today, almost 2-thousand people came together to join the "walk to end alzheimer's" in walnut creek. the event helps raise awareness and money for alzheimer's care, support and research. our grant lodes was the m-c of the event. standing with him, is stacey harmon. she was diagonised with the disease at 40-years old. grant tells me.. it was very emotional when the mother of two .. joined him on stage. and shared how she struggles with things that used to be easy. but stays positive that one day there will be an end to alzheimers. the event raised... 560-thousand dollars today. we have a link on kron4.com ... if you want to donate. (jrs)coming up: as thousands of central american migrants are making their way to the us- mexico border... we hear from one now bay area woman who reflects on her immigration journey from m

the company announced this morning it is hiring sir nick as head of global affairs and communications team. he is the former deputy prime minister, formed a coalition government with david cameron back in 2010. clegg will start on monday and spend a week at menlo park headquarters before moving permanently to california. >>> he leaves a legacy of helping communities one book at a time. bay area readers of all ages are remembering the founder of little libraries. >>> at 6:40, or looking live at the big board of the new york stock exchange. we'll check in the market in a moment. >>> mega millions mania is sweeping the nation. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters, teachers and nurses. because i'll put you first - not big money. >>> unfortunately the fire

we have a communications team at the p.u.c. dedicated to the power vertical specifically and to talk about public outreach for our clean energy programs. our team handles earned media, owned media, paid media, engaging with partners and then we also do a life direct customer engagement. as well as commercial dust commercially and residentially. so this past july,, we had our enrolment campaign, enrolling 25,000 commercial customers. our main message was that clean power s.f. gives you the power to choose cleaner energy options for your business at a competitive price. the word -- these are just commercial customers. our messages were focused around that type of customer. some of the strategies we took on, we took advantage of the required mailings. we leverage local and regional media outlets and use existing p.u.c. and city communication channels. greetings enlisted clean energy movement influencers targeted customers ahead of time. we engaged business organizations and we also put together a paid digital media campaign. going

in the back further down in another area was the communications team sitting there as well, listeningo our conversation. jason: they have seen riyadh as an able figure, democratizing and changing the economy and the view of saudi arabia around the world. vision 2030 is the seminal project he is working on. where does that stand at this point? what is the sense you got from him in the conversation? riad: in terms of democratizing, that is one thing he is clear about. that is not what he is about. he is interested in opening saudi arabia economically, to some extent socially. those are the pillars of what he is trying to do. where his vision 2030 stands at the moment is significant changes that have been made. subsidies have been cut. there are some social reforms that have been introduced. there are targets that have central ministries and companies in the kingdom changing. but at the same time, he originally in 2016 had set very aggressive targets, very aggressive timelines. that has been steadily pushed back. there is a sense that things are slower than he originally anticipated, inc

gter is gettind of the like button but the twitter world is up in arms over this the twitter communication teaming including the like button. >> it's interesting this one i don't know why it's such a controversial topic. the like button is not as important as it is to something like instagram i can see the thinking behind removing it, so people make interesting comments but it's not as relevant as with instagram. >> people shoot off comments to each other all the time. i don't know if the like button will improve quality of interactio interactions >> no. not too long ago people thought these social media networks would add a dislike button that would be a further step great stuff. >> thank you very much >>> the buffalo bills hosted the new england patriots on monday night. the patriots made easy work of the bills winning the game by a final score of 25-6. >>> on the topic of the nfl and me being in london, i can't move on without mentioning what a great time i had on sunday watching the eagles take on the jaguars and victorious as the eagles were as well. nice opening to hear both the national

facebook has hired former deputy prime minister sir nick clegg as head of its global affairs and communications teamovernment borrowing, excluding public sector banks, was £4.1bn in september — £0.8bn less than september 2017. that's according to the latest data from the office for national statistics. so far this year the government has borrowed £19.9bn, more than £10bn less than for the same period last year. a warning from the ferry firm stena line. stena is the largest ferry operator in the irish sea and owns three uk ports. it's warning that a no deal brexit would create hold—ups at ports and could hit food supplies. people don't ask would like to be asked questions. you might have thought, he would have been told, this is the type of question you might expect to get. he was asked about a bbcjournalist who asked him about his £75 million bonus. it used to be 100 million but it was reduced because the shareholders were upset. it is based on share price rather than actually fa ct on share price rather than actually fact he has been working very hard and everyone thinks he deserves it. it is based

week the a twitter event no official word on this this other than a tweet from the -- company communications teamn replaced favorite button three years ago forgot about about that. >> all right. i don't even get ow that would encourage debate. anyway. not sure. okay what are americans doing apparently with old phone because we have old phones on the the set according to -- they do. and according to data from third quarter that's a mobile device trading company, consumers are waiting an average of 2.83 years to upgrade their smart phones that is up from 2.39 years just two years earlier. so price your devices, fewer subsidies from carrier and end of those two year cell phone contracts have all led to this. da it also found that ieg phones traded in for an average of 2.92 years old and those phone owns held on to them longer than android users so keeping their cell phones longer. i will say with apple their services the the app store a l music, analysts are are saying that's actually going to create revenue. for somebody like an apple versus newer phones and -- us turning over. >> they have small d

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literally a member of my communications team called me almost in tears saturday. so this hits home. and i think something that's important to note, you know. racism isn't only the problem of black people, it's all our problems. homophobia isn't only the problem of gay people, it's all our problem. anti-semitism only isn't an issue for the jewish community, it is everyone's problem. we know from history the jews are the canary in the coal mine. >> where's this coming from? the adl has a statistic there has been a 57% spike in anti-semitic incidents since 2017. where is this coming from? >> i think there are a few things to keep in mind. i think number one anti-semitism has always been with us. they call it the oldest hatred for a reason. jews have been as a minority living in other societies. jews have been targeted and persecute and victimized over the ages. so there's nothing new. there have been anti-semitic attitudes in this country since it was founded. however -- >> but why now? >> yes, why not, the most lethal and violent attack on our community in the history of the united st

you'll have a forensics team, you'll have a communications team. there will be a staff getting leads and generating tips from the public. and then there's also a section that will be tasking out new orders to include what we see here. gathering this evidence from businesses, from government officials. there will be agencies there, again all hands on deck approach. that information is gathered in, brought into that central nerve center, the command center and tasked out to other investigators in order to continue to gather leads and build that case. it's a major operation, wolf and continuing as we speak. >> jim, new york city, as we know, they have a web of cameras, closed-circuit cameras all over the place, especially following the 9/11 terror attacks. and investigators certainly could use those to try to find some more information about who may have been responsible for these bombs. >> reporter: listen, wolf. what we saw put into action today were a whole host of measures and capabilities that the new york police department put into effect, much

i'm grateful to my policy advisors, my communications team, and my operations staff for all the hard work and late nights they poured into the process. and to phil maxon and my personal office team for their assistance. but most important of all, mr. president, i need to close with this -- to the men and women of the united states capitol police and all the other law enforcement officers who kept members, staff, and citizens safe, even in extremely difficult and often hostile circumstances, we really can't thank them enough. our representative government and the rule of law depend on their dedication, their bravery, and their sacrifice, so thank you so much for keeping the senate safe. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. cornyn: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: the senate is. mr. cornyn: i would ask consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: mr. president, it was good to get back home to

iran is avoiding communication with the trump team as a believes doing so would kill what remains of the nuclear deal with europe. in the absence of diplomatic communication the trump team is continuing to ratchet up the economic pressure. >> it is having an effect in iran. thank you. fox news alert, we had a new statement from the legal team for brett kavanaugh accuser professor "cavuto" responding to mitch mcconnell setting a friday vote preparing to move ahead with the nomination before the judiciary committee has looked through the new fbi report, there getting up first thing in the morning. ford's team says and fbi supplement the background investigation that did not include an interview with doctor ford or the witnesses who corroborated her testimony cannot be called an investigation. we are profoundly disappointed after the tremendous sacrifice she made in coming forward those directing the fbi investigation were not interested in seeking the truth. we will bring that to you, what is happening. police announcing the arrest of a man accused of public and private information of a

a member of the bomb squad, showed me how the team trains on identfying items and educating others on how to effectively face these risks in our communities. the team uses a wide variety of specialized tools to render devices discovered safe... such as this robot, and this total containment vessel, that can effectively decommision nuclear, biological and chemical threats. te kron4 news "when she received the call help me help received the call "when she te kron4 news "when she received the call help me help me" (vicki) a warning from a north bay mother tonight ... about a new phone scam that targets parents. this scam threatens to kill their child, if they do not pay up.(ken) the scary twist with this one - the parent hears a screaming child in the background. kron 4's justine waldman spoke with the mother who just got this call and started to give in to the scammers demands. it is a story you will only see on kron 4. sot you are going to do exactly as i say or i am going to kill your sona terrifying phone call for shannon basquan. it came from a 52 number on her cell phone while at work in san rafael wednesday afternoon.at first, she hea

of people who loved football for a long time, the huge money, the disconnect between local communities and teamsconnected, he wa nted shirt, the sky was connected, he wanted to make an investment in the community and club. many of us, even though i am not a leicesterfan, thought you should have stuck with claudio ranieri the following season, but the share price was going down, they had to get rid of him. one thing to say about the owner, he went to all of the games which a lot of the owners don't even bother to do. yes, indeed. another tragic story from yesterday, it's been a very sad weekend in many ways, was what happened in the united states. slaughter at the synagogue is the headline in the sunday times. and they quote the gunman saying alljews must buy as he carried out the attack. this is so he carried out the attack. this is so difficult, the symptom of what we are seeing in this dreadful attack, the dreadful but seemingly unpredictable one of, and sparing brave vic who killed 70 or so norwegian youngsters some time ago is cited as the prime example of this. is thisjust is cited as the p

iran is avoiding any communication with the trump team as it believes doing so would kill what remainsclear deal with your appearing in the absence of diplomatic communication, the trump team is continuing to ratchet up the economic pressure. >> shannon: iran and north korea, clearly having an effect more so in iran. this is a fox news alert. we just got a new statement from the legal team for judge kavanaugh accuser professor christine blasey ford. if they are responding to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell setting a friday test mode, the first first vott puts the rest of this emotion preparing to move ahead with kavanaugh's nomination even before the judiciary committee has looked through the fbi reports. they are reportedly getting it first thing in the morning. here's what the team says. "an fbi supplemental background investigation that did not include an interview of christine blasey ford it all the witnesses who corroborate her testimony cannot be called an investigation. we are profoundly disappointed that after the tremendous sacrifice she made in coming forward, those di

a member of the bomb squad, showed me how the team trains on identfying items and educating others on how to effectively face these risks in our communitiese team uses a wide variety of specialized tools to render devices discovered safe... such as this robot, and this total containment vessel, that can effectively decommision nuclear, biological and chemical threats. te kron4 news (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . a cooling trend is forecast for sunday and monday. daytime highs will cool down about 3-5 degrees along the coast and 4-8 degrees inland sunday. expect 60s along the coast with 70s inland. dry offshore flow will develop by tuesday of next week. your halloween wednesday forecast will be warm and dry, 70s in coastal areas and widespread 80s inland. a warming and drying trend will continue through the week, along with increased fire weather concerns. (jrs) can't make it to vote on can't make it (jrs) (jrs) can't make it to vote on election day? one city is making sure you still get a chance to make your vote count. (justine) a warning about a new phone scam targe

team of developers aren't interested in creating fake. they're focused on creating new communication tools. to make it possible for anyone to create three dimensional avatars for use in various applications for instance in the film industry. could generate a new video features mapped onto someone else's and of course i could also morph my face on to theirs so i would actually look like them and have human under the specialized software creates a template which captures facial expressions in three d. this mosque and any manipulation is needed it's even possible to use regular photo however there's no way to control how people. to me. it hasn't been abused much to create fake news but i have no doubt that that will happen there's already a lot of software that people are uploading to the internet which people can use to map the face of one person on to someone else's. head so the possibility already exists to generate videos of people doing things that haven't happened in reality. scientists in germany are also scrutinizing the face a group of researchers from the commonwealth the inst

it's painful to have to discuss this in such a devastating time for my community. with teamw and cherish who live in squirrel hill. we have to realize that president trump has created a climate through his hate-filled attacks. his aggression against minorities. also through his own encouraging violence in his rhetoric. it is no coincidence that we are seeing the targets of his ire who are now being exposed to actual violence. i think we would be doing a disservice to the dead and also not protecting us against future attacks if we didn't address the ways in which president trump contributed to this and frankly i find his sympathies to be not believable. >> what do you mean by that? he had a few different versions of expressed thoughts on what transpired yesterday. >> he had a tweet, it's not clear if he wrote it or someone else did. then he went back to partisan business as usual at his rally last night. unless he is prepared, which we know he won't do, repudiate the hate he spewed into the public discourse. by the way, also stop putting these ar 15 assault weapons in the ha

it will be september to the community operations team for human review. instagram launching a kindness filter in partnership with dancer maddie ziegler. in selfie mode you can tag friends and hearts will appear on your photo. using the rear cameraing you will see kind messages in different languages. >>> a new tech alternative work space opened in san francisco. it's called the wing. this one designed specifically for women. it features meeting rooms, cafe, and a beauty room. membership for a single location is $2,350 a year. which is less than other co-working spaces like we work. the co-founder says you don't have to be a woman to apply for membership. >>> next francisccialsreti>>ir ttbay bun. hooting inthe you've worked so hard to (huachieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> now at 6:30, breaking news n east bay. a two-alarm fire tears through a tire shop. >>> tracking hurricane michael. the dangerous storm hours before making landfall. we are live in florida.

won't come out and say america i'm sorry i've been so volatile however he can work with his communications team a different way to maybe say what he wants to say. charles: and you honestly believe no matter what he says he'll be treated with the kind of respect that every president before him was by the mainstream media that loathes him so much that almost every other week they're apologizing because they put out some news that was incorrect, wrong, misleading. >> what do they apologize for? charles: do you know how many headlines they had how many times the stock market has gone down? >> it has gone down. charles: because they put out a wrong report. >> okay. charles: and their haste because of their anxiety or resentment to trump. but let me bring madison in because steve scalise was shot. it wasn't a bomb that didn't go off. it wasn't a threatening tweet. he was shot. he was shot by a bernie sanders supporter. i did not see nancy pelosi or chuck schumer release a statement saying how dare bernie sanders put out so much language and cause this. >> it's about accountability of our law enforcem

with communications down, and access by land severely disrupted, rescue teams are struggling to reaches nearer the epicentre of the quake. the bbc‘sjonathan head has also managed to get to palu: the areas hit by the wave arejust appalling. i mean, just dreadful sort of scenes of absolute, complete and total destruction. i think there needs to be a more systematic effort by the authorities, if they are going to find people who might still be alive. it's all a bit haphazard. there aren't really enough people here, there aren't clearly people in charge. there are lots of volunteers coming in, but in terms of a functioning town, palu has ceased to function at all. there's no normal services, and the living themselves are without absolutely anything. i mean, it's extraordinary to meet people rushing up to your car and begging you for water. there is no drinking water. they've got no power. it is absolutely desperate. i mean, part of the problem is this is a very, very isolated place, and it took me 21 hours to drive here today. the airport, as rebecca said, is damaged. it's very hard to ge

two others show communication between kavanaugh's team and former classmates in advance of this storyrtram has twice send a memo about the texts to the fbi and has yet to hear a response, this according to her lawyer. two days after ramirez's allegations were reported in now public transcripts from an interview with republican judiciary committee staff, kavanaugh claimed it was ramirez calling around to classmates trying to see if they remembered it. the texts also reveal kavanaugh and ramirez were more socially connected than previously thought and ramirez was uncomfortable around kavanaugh when they saw each other at a wedding ten years after they graduated. >> what's the deal with senator majority leader mitch mcconnell. gone are phrases like plow right through it to get the vote on the floor. instead mcconnell finds himself needing to walk the line on timing here to keep three republicans in the fold. they want this fbi investigation to run its course this week, but that could complicate mcconnell's plans to wrap up debate by the middle of the week to force a vote as early as frid

that allows you to communicate with the television team. that is it for the european open. next. a gloomy day in store. surveillance will be talking more about these big market moves. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. francine: treasury yields a spike to highs on new data. crude hovers at near $86 per barrel. russia's energy minister tells bloomberg that prices look to height. the u.s. department of now investigating the money laundering case involving denmark's biggest bank. good morning, everyone and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." good afternoon. i am francine lacqua here in

captions that compare, rank, or rate a person in a negative way will be sent to instagram's community operations teamobin) coming up on the kron four morning news...the recognition christine blasey ford is receiving for her testimony on capitol hill about brett kavanaugh . (robin) and here's a live look outside...from the sutro cam. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( robin ) ( robin )take a look at this... a mom and her two sons were shopping at a bismarck, north dakota k-mart... and got a big surprise when they were trying on boots. the boys found a family of mice inside. 7 total. at first the mom thought they were little vienna sausages rolling across the floor... until she says they started moving and squeeking. the boys thought the mice were cute... and pleaded to take them home. mom agreed... and the 2 boys released them back into the wild. the boys mother told reporters that she's proud of her sons... for having so much compassion for the animals... when anyone else would have been grossed ou

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economic development agency and i'm also here today on behalf of the united states mission community development team. so i want to join you all in thanking these three folks for all your hard work. it certainly has been a lot of diligent, day-to-day work. this corridor, as you know, has been unstable for a bit now. as someone remarked, the red lanes transit changes created a significant upheaval that we're still dealing with on a day to day basis. i want to thank you three. you have been continually, and especially deanna running out to meet with the businesses particularly and bringing the technical resources to them because we know it's not easy to convince a small business person who is struggling to allow someone into their world to try to help them stabilize no matter how bad it gets. that's taking time and the supervisors office coming out to the corridor and talking firsthand with folks to see what is happening, it's been a huge, huge help. so as we continue to stabilize, we think it's a very pragmatic package that we've been working on for quite a long time. i don't know how long. a year at

mayor how she felt about the team and it's clear that she will always be a member no matter where their home court is. >> the warriors are t they aren't leaving the community. they are still our team. we will all gather around a television set and scream our heads off for the incredible team. >> we have an entire season to get there before then. and everybody practiced yesterday. the backup point guard maybe out tonight due to a foot injury. and the thunder of the missing their starting point guard because of a knee injury. but besides that, the team is ready to go. and a couple notes coming in, the doors open at 5:30 pm. they are asking that everyone be in their seats because we have another ceremony. tip off is at 7:30 pm. >> so cool. this morning, one city is taking a unique approach to fight homelessness and it comes with the help of free warriors tickets. we broke the story of elected officials taking tens of thousands of dollars in tickets enjoying free games from a luxury box overlooking the arena. now oakland city councilmember has submitted an ordinance to put those tickets up for sale and use that money made to fund a program that would hire the

placing a big emphasis on community involvement the issue just team asks their readers to suggest topics for their stories the characters in the comic books also. i have a strong presence on social media. i think age i'm thinking every young people in kenya it's pretty efficient for them to get social media they want to be informed they want to understand what the trends are they want to be a part of a group and that's where she just comes in to create that. partnership with their plans and just mix but where we've happening from that they made it's something that's happening right. readers can also contact the editorial team via text messages this is an especially popular form of communication in kenya for those who don't have internet access there's also the option of listening to a daily radio show that's broadcast over more than twenty stations. because of the man behind she jazz and the multimedia well told story platform is rabbanit a bridge has lived in kenya for more than twenty years the idea for the project came in response to the violence that erupted in two thousand and seven

. >>> happening today, warriors fans can watch the team practice for a small entry fee, benefiting the warriors community foundation. the team will hold an open practice at 2:30 this afternoon. tickets are five bucks. parking is free. the first 10,000 found get a hat, the same one the team wore moments after winning last season's title. tickets are still available on the warriors website. thats a fun irdoor activity, but lisa, we also have the italian heritage parade. fleetweek outside. a the lo of people will be hangt wmer day today, and unfortunately the strongest offshore event of the season he red flag warning in effect for this area right here. you can see the camera shaking, up to 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts. over on mt. de ablo, it's over 50 miles an hour. we're well into the 80s today inland. we'll talk about how long this fire danger lasts, and a look at my oak uweather forecast in just a few minutes. >>> also next, you've got to see it to believe it. the craziest play of the day occurred during cal's game against this is long distance with the best wifi experience pm long-show strm.elationship.

through the community response team that tom mcgwire was just talking about. again, this fund is used to get a quick temporary fix. i put in my own budget for the direct $250,000 every year on pedestrian safety measures. if something that if other supervisors would like to jin mn me to get more money from the budget for the district, i really would support that. thank you, very much. i guess this item is finished. so, mr. clerk, item 7. >> clerk: general update on the action strategy update. this is an information item. >> ok. >> i'll be back. very quick this time. sorry. while i'm loading this, i want to give a shout out to joe mcdonald who has not had a accident in a couple years. i tried to e-mail him and i couldn't get to him. joe if you are there listening. [laughter] >> your drive-time reports are great. we really appreciate your use of the word crash and it's every morning for those of us who listen to mpr. so i am back. i am the vision zero task force co-chair and the pedestrian program manager at the mta. and along with my co-chair, meghan we're we're

it was only possible because of an extraordinary team and community. thank you. now six years after we launched, i'm moving on to the next chapter. >>> after last friday's bust, the record mega millions jackpot now is around $1.6 billion for tomorrow's drawing. >> if you bought a ticket, you may be sitting on pins and needles, or maybe not, with the odds at 1 in 302 million. >> that's not great. wayne freedman is live in san francisco. what's the significance of that store, wayne? >> reporter: the truth of the matter is, there's no significance at all if you look at the history. but maybe that's what does make it significant. let's explain. if you're hoping to catch lightning, your best odds might be a place where it's never struck before. maybe the sherman market here in san francisco, where chris and his brother-in-law elias, have gone 39 years now without a customer hitting the big one. >> we never had the big winner. >> reporter: so you think the store is overdue to hit something big th? >> i hope. >> have you ever heard of fom snorveo? >> no. >> fear of miss

joe where the storm has knocked out our team's broadcast communications. mariana, what can you tell us from there? >> lester, i'm standing ten minutes from mexico beach. where the storm made landfall. right now, port st. island. no power. i just drove through the city and it looked like a massive tornado hit.of and motels completely turn out and destroyed and everywhere we go, lester, people desperately asking us to check on loved ones or houses. this community will take a long time to heal and pick up the pieces. lester? we're joined on another line by linda, a councilwoman for mexico beach, the community hit hard when hurricane michael came ashore. we saw some of the damage there. can you tell us if you've had causalities, injuries? >> this i do not know. much of the town is under water. four, five blocks away from the gulf of mexico houses are under wa going around this afternoon, early evening to check on anybody who had decided not to leave and he was just checking with a rescue hopefully that he would find some people that he could rescue. >> all rig

team for the next 11 months. and civic spark fellow his focus on building local government capacity to address community resilienceissues. i will mainly be working with a climate team to conduct san francisco's 2017 community and municipal greenhouse gas emissions inventory and along the way i will be helping improve that process as well. >> thank you. >> hello, everyone. i am betty chung. i'm originally from san francisco. i went out of state for college for four years in pennsylvania and they decided to come back. i did environmental education at s.f. public schools for a year and i am working now on the green business team. i am going to help recruit businesses and do phone call cetaceans, health plan panel events -- phone consultations, and help plan panel events. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening. my name is nancy. a year ago i introduced myself to the current commission. as a member of the environment now outreach team at the department of environment. i'm introducing myself today in a new position as a transportation associate. i am still in the outreach team and i'm very excited to see what duties i

community. they are still our team and we will gather around and scream our heads off in support. >> everyone on the team practiced yesterday and sean livingston might be out tonight due to a foot and -- industry. be in your seats by 7:15 pm and tipoff is at 7:30 pm. >>> nine people displaced after a early-morning fire tearing through a apartment complex. this happened around 1:15 am, all that is left is charred ruins, those who were evacuated blame a tenant for starting the fire. they have complained to to the apartment manager for months ma lives e wod sefire to the building. >> if management would have been doing what we told them to do, it would not have happened. they are ignoring us. i have told the manager every day, i told him she would set the place on fire and she did. >> residence were initially trapped but everyone did get out safely. crews say a total of six units were damaged in the fire. >>> how ceit social media platform to put a stop to fake news. what the company plans to do as we edge closer a tiger cage at the oakland zoo. >>> a picture-perfect day across the bay area, blue s

community. they are still our team. we are all going to gather and scream our heads off for the incredible team. >> reporter: we have an entire season to get there before that. everybody practice at the backup living that point guide might be out due to a injury. and the others will be missing there starting point guard becausggg knee injury. getting one of these t-shirts. i'm showing them. doors open at 5:30 pm. in case you want to get in and get your t-shirt right away. also, the first 10,000 get a replica championship banner and we should be in your seat because the ring ceremony is happening. that's all i have. >> i promise i was thinking the whole time. i was going a little bit more abstract. the mac well, you had those axes. >> right. >> it's not that. >> i like we are going. >> by the way, steph curry called it one of the weirdest dates because they celebrate something that they did four months ago and then they have to prep for 18 y to take emwo minutes afth retur it should be a cool night. >> yes. heading used

we've already communicated to the team. >> magazines -- working the problem. >> suspect was injured. continuing to crawl at this time. 71 suspects talking about all these jews need to die. we're still communicating with him. take the advice. khakis, red shirt at this time. we don't know if he changed clothes. >> the suspect keeps telling them about killing jews. he doesn't want any of them to live. >> yeah, right. i already relayed that on the other side. copy that. among that is the type of weapon used and confirmation that he said all these jews need to die. >> yeah. i was listening to that live as it was -- i was at home, actually, and i was listening to it, and it was really -- it struck me just how well organized the police officers were. we hear that we train this, but it's so rare that we actually get a window insight to them doing this kind of an operation. they're saying this is what he is saying. the suspect, as he is even verpding, he is wuned. the police have wuned him. they're trying to get him to virnd. they're saying have him crawl, have him crawl, and he is talking abo

he wants all recordings of the polygraph and all legal team communications with the media regarding kavanaughhatever they say. what would a recording of the polygraph tell them? he said he talked for an hour and a half and after two questions that was pretty standard. >> it is standard in a polygraph to have one or two operative questions that are asked. if somebody wants to look at the recording and see how the question is framed and what the actual answers were but i will say my experience dealing with calligraphers from the fbi and those hired privately, if you hire a polygrapher you get what you pay for. that is my experience. nobody should be surprised the outcome of the polygraph from somebody that you hire largely comports with the outcome you are looking for. >> he was hired and paid by her legal team, that is how the scenario worked but we will see if those records regarding his examination are turned over to the committee. her team says they contacted the fbi numerous times and no one has gotten back to them about when professor ford herself will talk to the fbi and there are report