moss coney continues to be closed because of dream force now. because of the transit center, expect eun skpe and ac to have delays getting in and out. bart is unaffected by that right now. >>> it is 5:22. coming up, a lot of people are coming up with the flu. one county is fighting back against the virus. >>> plus -- >> oh, my god. >> is that the fresh prince of big air? will smith's incredible stunt has everyone talking about it today. the big event he was celebrating and what he is saying this morning. >>> mike is tweeting about our big story of the day. the transbay transit center is closed. following him on twitter for the latest traffic updates. we are back with more news. it's 5:22. you are watching today in the bay. in the way of solving violent gun crimes? several critics tell our investigative unit the answer >>> 5:25 right now. are state politics getting in the way of solving violent gun crimes? critics are telling our investigative unit the answer to that question is yes. >> they point to a federal program meant to solve and prevent g

te'von coney, out-of-bounds. ball game. notre dame will win. >> doug: i believe it was tillery who stripped the ball. it was.>> mike: i think you're right. 99. >> doug: pressure on the edge.st ts to step up. tillery comes free. slaps that ball out. it's loose. coacs probablyelling at coney to fall onll this. ery stays after it. >> mike: forces patterson up. >> dg: follow the ball notre kdame, don't have to pic it up to win theme >> mike: going to replay for something here. with noise of the crowd couldn't hear the announcement by jef efflanagan. g>ee: after review, rul on the field of fumble recovered defense is conrmed. first down. l mike: okay. >> doug:t gasp effort to challenge. >> mike: i don't think they challenged. didn't have time-outs, justo wantedeck to make sure they were clean upstairs. wis is a huge for the irish. remember they lost not justwo offensive linemen but number six and number nine pick in the thaft and 1,400 yard running back. 're playing as good a defense as you saw in the country returning people. a

over here in san francisco watching for congestion around moss coney center. as well as dream force and the transbay transit center. with what's going on at the transit center we go back to you. >>> as you mentioned a lot of commute remembers plan forth a hectic morning out there as the branwbeam. coming with stories from both sides of the bay. bob is live from oakland with t there. we will have his report in 30 minutes. let's start off wit

but the iod has called your plans to coney and.t's what i expect them to say initially. what i always say to them, this is what we're going to do, some things you like, some things you want. you will be able to get it decent rate of return but we expect you to share some of those profits with your workers. i think that's completely reasonable. you want to transform the economy in a short period of time. what happens in week one of john mcdonald in a number 11? time. what happens in week one of john mcdonald in a number“? the first instructions is we are rewriting the greenback. we are doing that now and hope to publish our redraft by christmas. we will define for them the criteria on which they will make their investment and the criteria will be about raising productivity, making sure we tackle climate change and making sure we end of the regional disparity of investment. we will be able to hand them that and say these are the criteria we will used for our decisions. one labour mp suggested if it is not the general election there s

we called pella coney is cell phone and he answered. he says the charges are false but then he hung up when he we asked him about what happened. >>> still ahead, if possible explanation about the rising costs of going to the doctor what one new study says about higher hospital bills. >>> recruiting bay area businesses not just out of state, but out of country. the international city that is running advertisements locally. >>> we are watching your commute and we will check on the south bay coming up . the san mateo bridge right now busy, but at least it's moving. more coming up. >>> not much change. it looks like maybe some warmer temperatures friday. we will look at why coming up. >>> welcome back. today is the start of the disrupt conference in san francisco . the is an annual event hosted by tech crunch it is a business and technology news and analysis company . the conference features startups making pitches to venture capitalists. speakers include actor and millionaire investor ashton kutcher. the conference is at most coney west an

te'von coney, out-of-bounds. ball game. notre dame will win. >> doug: i believe it was tillery who stripped the ball. it was. >> mike: i think you're right. 99. >> doug: pressure on the edge. starts to step up. tillery comes free. slaps that ball out. it's loose. coaches probably yelling at coney to fall on this. tillery stays after it. >> mike: forces patterson up. >> doug: follow the ball notre dame, don't have to pick it up to win the game. >> mike: going to replay for something here. with noise of the crowd couldn't hear the announcement by jeff flanagan. >> referee: after review, ruling on the field of fumble recovered by defense is confirmed. first down. >> mike: okay. >> doug: last gasp effort to challenge. >> mike: i don't think they challenged. didn't have time-outs, just wanted to check to make sure they were clean upstairs. this is a huge win for the irish. remember they lost not just two offensive linemen but number six and number nine pick in the draft and 1,400 yard running back. they're playing as good a defe

but it is important, i think, to put the amy coney barrett questioning and statement in this context given the background and faith of this nominee. mr. president, we will try our best to get to the truth this week. we will listen carefully, but we will remember all of the evidence, and then we will vote on whether to confirm brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. our democratic colleagues have dragged this out long enough. there will be no more delays, and soon it will be the time to vote. so i say to my friends, we will hear from dr. ford. we've done our best to accommodate her, to give her a safe place where she can tell her story under oath to members the judiciary committee that will be voting on this nomination. likewise judge kavanaugh will be placed under oath and be able to give his testimony, both of them subject to the penalties for perjury which is routine requirement for anybody giving testimony. but we have to remember this has to be a fair process both to the accused and the accuser. and some of the rhetoric, some of the statements that i have heard about

but it is important i think to put the amy coney barrett in questioning for this nominee. mr. president, we will try her best to get to the truth this week. we listen carefully, but we will remember all of the evidence. and then we will vote on whether to confirm brett kavanaugh to connect it to the supreme court. our colleagues have dragged this out long enough. there will be no more delays and soon it will be the time to vote. so i say to my friends, we will hear from the report. we've done our best to accommodate her, and to give her a safe place to tell her story, under oath to members of the judiciary committee that will be voted on this nomination. likewise, judge kavanaugh will be placed under oath and be able to give his testimony. both of them subject to the penalties for perjury, which is routine requirement for everyone giving testimony. but we have to remember this has to be a fair process both unique used in the accuser's. and some of the rhetoric, some of the statements that i have heard about the process has been anything other than fair. sue t either one of the

they each posted bail and were released we called pella coney's cell phone and he picked up. he says the charges are false, but then hung up the phone when we asked him what happened. >>> the los angeles district attorney says three hollywood actors accused of sexual assault will be prosecuted. the da said accusations made a 1992 were too old . the statute of limitations expired. also, the da decided not to prosecute stephen stegall who was accused of raping an 18-year-old woman, also because too much time had gone by. the da said it would not file charges against anthony anderson, one of the stars of the abc sitcom blackish . the woman who at first reported the alleged assault refused to be interviewed. spacey and stephen stegall are still facing allegations in other cases that are being investigated. >>> social media executives are on capitol hill this morning . coming up, what twitter's ceo and facebook's sheryl sandberg are expected to talk about while testifying today. >>> if you don't get enough exercise you could be at risk for heart attacks, diabetes, and dementia up

coney transported goods throughout the asia pacific. mr. yoho: they received battle stars that deserve recognition today. the crewmembers also played a crucial role in defending the u.s. during the cuban missile crisis and i commend the valiant efforts of the men and women who serve this country while aboard the u.s.s. coney. although it was decommissioned long ago, her legacy lives on today. thank you to all the members, past and present, of the united states military for your service and sacrifice. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, i stand with democrats for the people. republicans wants to repeal the affordable care act, risking health care for 24 million newly insured americans and 129 million with pre-existing conditions. i stand with the people. that is why i held a health care roundtable listening session where 53 healt

ate in the morning more and more young must side like robert coney are training to become rangers protecting wildlife creates jobs. they patrol the remote force of loiter this is their land they know every square kilometer here and recognize every animal track. eleven foot and that's going to be from this morning the ranger explains that the elephants could be taking a new route perhaps because they sense danger. and this is all important information for fake way of us with the aid of g.p.s. the range of documents the elephants movements the year before good things that one of the former. more quoted of. a camera truck would also identify like how many. the rangers risk their lives on this job wherever you find elephants you usually find poachers too many of the hunters come from local villages and know the area just as well as the rangers do. the wildlife a southern kenya is spread across many thousands of square kilometers most of it most high country. the landscape is breathtakingly beautiful but it's also under threat. local women also play an important role in fake way of us as monitori

but it is important to put the amy coney barrett questioning and statement in this context given the background of this nominee. mister president, we will try our best to get to the truth this week. we will carefully. we will remember all of the evidence. and we will vote on whether to confirm brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. our democratic colleagues have dragged this out long enough. there will be no more delays. and soon it will be time to vote. so i say to my friends we will hear from doctor ford, we have done our best to accommodate her, to give her a safe place where she can tell her story under oath to members of the judiciary committee that will be voting on his nomination. likewise brett kavanaugh will be placed under oath and be able to give his testimony. both of them subject to the penalties for perjury. which is routine requirement for everyone giving testimony. but we have to remember this has to be a fair process both to the accused and the accuser. and some of the rhetoric, some of the statements that i have heard about the process have been anythin

. >> reporter: his closing remarks were just part of a jampacked day at the miss coney center. speakers included former vice president al gore. >> our world is in the early stages of a sustainability revolution. >> reporter: the crowd gave him a standing ovation after a rousing speech that stressed the dangers and threats to climate change and the hope that humankind will come together to make necessary changes. >> we have the tools we need, we can solve this crisis. [ applause ] so, that only leaves the final question, will we change? and that is what this global climate action summit is all about.>> reporter: dave matthews performing a short set -- >> music -- >> reporter: but he was interrupted by a small group of protesters. the scene of this event was take admission to the next level, the goal is to bring down carbon emissions immediately, it ended with game of thrones star nicollet coaster although behind the wheel of an electric car for the launch of the new american road trip.>> we want the future to be beautiful and green for our children. >> reporter: in san francis

process con yan expansion is to do the $551 million fully-funded expansion and renovation of months coney center and this is a public-private partnership we've worked with the mayor's office and controllers' office to finance this and with the department of public works to execute it. the construction started in the fall of '14 and it should be done bit end of this year. it was a four-phased construction to allow the link to remain open and operational over the past four years. there is continued communication with convention clients that are booked through these convention years. we are operating a fully functioning convention center while doing major construction on the other side of the building. we did complete phase 1 and phase 2. we started phase 3 of construction in april of '17. we also finished our howard street excavation. we have on going community outreach. we do biweekly meetings with a group of constituents around the center and on going client mitigation work around to keep clients happy and in the center. in addition they have an incentive fund to book and we've spent over

you get amy coney barrett. she is a woman and she probably doesn't have skeletons in her closet.bably get confirmed. if you have such big problems with brett kavanaugh, put those objections on the table at the beginning of the process. if dianne feinstein were worth her salt she would have been able to help the woman go through this anonymously. >> she followed the wishes of dr. ford. the on thing i'm saying to you. kennedy: anonymity. >> all democrats want to yank him out and put the options on the table. >> there is another fourth accusation that's come through senator cory gardner, the republican senator from colorado. an anonymous letter from 1998 of a woman accusing brett kavanaugh of pushing her up against the wall. senator chuck grassley has spent his entire career putting legislation on the table to protect women. they are saying they are not assigning credibility to the letter because it's made anonymously and cannot be corroborated. we'll see democrats filing anonymous reports going through local police departments of these accusations. the media will report it as an ac

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amy coney barrett is more ideologically conservative and brett kavanaugh.are of your dreams hippies. if you push hard enough you will get a bench full of a salia clones thanks to president pence. that's the memo. multiple democratic senators called on kavanaugh to withdraw. but if feinstein and company get their way they could soon get a case of the remorse. with us, host of "the greg gutfeld show" *. it's funny. these protests, the anger, the accusations, it could lead to a sad place. >> they obviously have been doing something if trump. you get mike pence who makes trump look like che guevarra. i think she reads the "manned maid's tale" to her kids. i'm just kidding. shes very ridge, the left hates religious people. and she is pro-life. but i think they will be galvanized. kennedy: if they push against trump it won't be hillary in the wings. it won't be merck i can garland. this could be -- it won't be merrick garland. she has been through the process. she was one of the president's top three picks. greg: you know what scares me? all criminals have three

trek coney and purges of voter rolls. draconian any and -- purges of voter rolls.is country we have egregious political and racial gerrymandering, which in effect makes politicians rather than voters decide the outcome of elections. if we had a constitutional right to vote, wicked have affected challenges to these egregious mechanisms that disenfranchise many millions of our fellow citizens. said: will rogers famously "i don't vote. them."d only encourage when it comes to trust in government, and we will put up numbers from your book about how dismal this is, is it a cause or effect? is if people don't trust the government to carry it out or they don't participate in voting that reduces their trust in government? allan: it is both. one effect reinforces the other. is the unfortunate effect of low turnout. when turnout is low, it enables wealthy special interest groups to gain outside control of our elections. and low turnout elections, endorsements, money makes a huge difference. elections are tilted away from the will of the people and towards the interest of the

the surface streets, freemont,d e a closure for howard around the moss coney center.through that area. for more on why the new transit center was closed i hand it back to you. >> i have a live look at the temporary transbay transit center you mentioned. good thing it is up and running. that's where commuters will be dropped off and being picked up by buses. could be a traffic delay in the commute this morning. a crack in deal beam off the bus deck was discovered. >> we will have a live report on how this is playing out in san francisco. that's coming up in 30 minutes. >>> that's right. our website also has more information as well for you should you need to get around that area this morning. >>> also, a new life this morning for people who were recently forced to move from their south bay homeless camp. >>> right now we want to go to today in the day's bob riddel in dublin. talk to us about what's going on there. >> reporter: some commuters are taking the advice of muni not to drive into san francisco today because of the closure at the transbay transit center. the ba

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kennedy: there are other women on the list aside from amy -- amy coney-barrett.ains at the top? >> she certainly does for me and for all those who are considering she is very, very good, very intelligent, very presentable and would make an excellent justice. if the president could avoid this particular slur by appointing a woman like amy sadly i think they would decide to make something else up. kennedy: they absolutely well and they have already started and democrats have to be careful what they wish for. obviously this has been an emotional day. there are senators on the fence. do you think judge kavanagh will be confirmed? >> i do think you'll be confirmed because in the end republicans senators will look at that and say they are both compelling but we believe judge kavanagh. no republicans senator has said they don't believe what he's saying. in and that's what matters. i think tomorrow you will see the first step of that on the committee and lord willing next week there'll be a confirmation vote. kennedy: david mcintoshhhhh i'm ken jacobus and i switched to

we can get amy coney barrett or some other conservative judge.pposed president trump in the election, this was a nieomination where i was behi it until this. we saw theatrics from the domes in the nomination hearings. but dr. ford's accusations are not theatrics. they are real. >> what about the intaking of the resumption? what about the intaking -- integrity of the resumption of innocence? i don't understand how you can say i'm in the judiciary when an innocent person is seen -- >> let scott finish, evan. >> he said he didn't do -- >> let me get now to alice and bring you back into the conversation. a control room, i don't know if you saw my e-mail. i need the sound bite from the exchange between the women at the elevator and senator flake. let me know when you have that. we're not going to wait for it. let me come to you, alice, i'm sure you've seen it. have you seen the exchange there was the women for five minutes? let's play it. we've got it. all right. forget the sound bite. we've all seen it. what would you tell those women, alice, who sai

questions about nominee's views war.ese hot button culture just last year when trump nominated any coney barrett to the seventh circuit, when senator feinstein questioned her about whether she would be able to separate her devout catholic faith from the law when making decisions on cases like roe v. wade, feinstein was immediately attacked and judicial crisis network ran at depicting this as anti-catholic bigotry. so they ve been the mix for quite so time in portrayg -- d helpino portrathese kinds of questns as mehow being an-catholi th a also ve involvein crting ads aut judge kavanah that poray him a piar othe community. y: wwant to ank you ch r being th us. we will llow thi casas this unfolds morrow morng 10:00 a.m. ddline fodr. blasey , the set by chuck grassley head of the senate judiciary committee that she must make a decision whether she will testify publicly, privately, or not at all. sarah posner, thank you for being with us reporting fellow , at the investigative fund at the nation institute. we will link to your piece "the 'anti-catholic' playbook." as well as your piece in "t

amy coney barrett who is very conservative, was just confirmed last year. she is a woman.so the optics of it would be quite different and would probably be more right wing than brett kavanaugh. so what is this about? >> i think there is a practical reason and a ideological reason. the practical reason is they're afraid they won't have time to get someone through if they lose the senate. and that's perhaps realistic. the other is they love to fight when they can create an enemy, and now the enis my the left wing conspiracy. now the enemy is you and me. now the enemy is these dastardly women. so that's what they think their base likes. that's what they serve up. and just the fight then, they think will help them survive the midterms. i think that's wrong, but that's what they're banking on. >> you know, what do you think of that, leah? >> i do agree. i think there are a couple of things going on here. first of all, we're talking about a group of people who really still don't understand sexual harassment, rape culture, who idealogically just don't see this in the same way. >>

if you were ray kethledge and amy coney barrett, you wouldn't be making vacation plans, you have to knows actively thinking about them. of course they won't put in any calls until kavanaugh's nomination is dead, but they have to keep that in mind because of course nobody knows what public opinion is going to look like. nobody is going to know what key senators look like. it all comes down to her credibility and to a lesser extent, what he says. but he doesn't have much to say up there because so far his narrative has been, i barely know who this person was, i wasn't there, and i didn't do it. there's not a whole lot else to ask him. >> do you think the "me too" movement has influenced what the supreme court justices themselves think? what do you think they would feel about having two members serves on the court who have been accused of sexual assault or sexual harassment? they live in a marble temple, of course, but they're not gods. they understand what goes on in society. when alex kozinksi, a federal judge in california last year was accused of sexual harassment and was ultimately for

nomination, but it is natural to think that the white house would be reaching out to folks like amy coney barrett and judge halderman, others on the short list in case this might happen. i think republicans are digging in their heels. this letter only brings us back to square one because at the end of last week the committee said their final offer was a wednesday testimony and they would vote monday on the nomination if they didn't hear from her by 2:30 p.m. i think lack of specificity in the letter this afternoon is leading a lot of republicans i talked to on the committee so far this afternoon to think it is just a delay tactic on their part. >> kelly as you know so well, senator majority leader mitch mcconnell saying he feels like he has the votes. kelly, what do we know how he might have the votes here? >> well, they believe certainly that republicans would likely vote in support of kavanaugh. one question mark would be probably the most important person to watch, susan collins of maine, and she has always been an important vote when the issue about kavanaugh was really about the fate

we had a short list before judge kavanaugh, judge park in kentucky a mcconnell favorite, judge amy coney barrett in indiana but they're not ready to start considering a plan b. they have to see in this crucible tomorrow how do people perform, can the parties somehow make it to a vote? >> lisa, having read your news qulert for the "times," if someone was on a plane during the president's news conference today and you had the task of in 60 seconds updating them on his appearance, the demeanor, the content of his comments, how would you sum it all up? it was a gargantuan 81-minute event. >> it was sort of the kind of news conferences he gave frequently during that campaign, or more frequently. it was rambling. it was wide-ranging. it felt very free flowing. he -- i think in terms of the hearing the most salient point to me was that he said that his thoughts on this were influenced by his personal experience. he feels that he was falsely accused several times of sexual harassment, of sexual misconduct. and so when he looks at what's happening to judge kavanaugh he's thinking about what happe

a reason we might need the supermajority -- >> what if they withdraw and they nominate amy coney barrettcenario where republicans decide to abandon him and say we're going to bet big on judges again it paid off for republicans in the 2016 election. let's go for it. >> you've got to be kidding. does it help republicans to have -- look, if he's not telling the truth, he's not telling the truth, he will be abandoned, and he should be abandoned by republican senators. >> yeah. >> if he's telling the truth and it becomes -- the evidence is on his side, he should be supported. if, as you suggest, it really remains a genuine uncertainty and dilemma, people have to make up their own minds. >> i think they also have to think -- i hate to put it in political terms but we might as well, the midterm election will be decided by women, suburban white women, black women, latino women all over this country. if i was a gop strategist, i would not be encouraging folks to put all their bets in the basket of someone that has been credibly accused at this point. regardless -- >> start over -- >> regardless o

. >> vicki: i mean, you and i like the nostalgia and people who like coney island like it, but i don'thony: beautiful buildings are beautiful buildings. you know? a beautiful view is a beautiful view forever. >> vicki: well, yes. >> anthony: there's no place with this kind of history and legitimacy. this place has deep romantic allure. >> vicki: i agree with you. i believe in the transition that's coming. i really, really do with all my heart. >> anthony: they're the kind of businesses that you talk about that used to be here. it's not a matter of, "gee it would be really great if that kind of thing happened again." it is inevitable that that will happen again and it's worth fixing. atlantic city could be chic, easily because the bones, the skeletons of this city are beautiful. >> vicki: i'm glad you feel that way. >> anthony: there is, even in very young people, particularly now, beautiful old things. a beautiful old restaurant with really great food, for instance. >> vicki: like we're eating in right now. >> anthony: yeah, is much more interesting that a glass box with good food. ♪ i

. >> yes, we sat and watched tv and i was complaining about the coney island hot dog eating competitionat happened earlier that day. >> jimmy: at nathan's, yeah. >> i like the idea there's a hot dog eating competition. no wonder the rest of the world hates us so much. we got guys wolfing down hot dogs and then vomiting into a trash can. you're throwing fudgsicles off the roof. they're all looking for clean water and a place to die. i mean, come on. it's the ugliest american thing ever, right? [ applause ] >> jimmy: you're right. >> we're so lousy with hot dogs we pay guys to eat and then throw up. i don't like the way they eat it. i feel like you should eat it conventionally. they got the mug of water. they're dipping. they're ripping the hot dog families apart right at the border. put the buns in the cage, the hot dogs get the attention. they're tearing into them, dipping them into water. the guy's shoving it in his mouth. >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right. i'm no longer watching because it's grotesque, i feel like every tenth hot dog, on the tenth hot dog you do a chili cheese and you have

to have come out that you better be careful because they're prepared to use laws that are very to coney and that are very broadly written to allow maximum discretion for authorities to prosecute against people and i think that certainly is what the term eastern lists are going to be thinking of coming away from this is that they have to be careful the question now is whether it's also going to reach to the western journalists who are facing and burma as well. so what should we read into the timing of this fred it was just last week we have to remember that the un's talk human rights body said that charges should be brought against senior and senior me in my military officials over the crackdown on their henchmen in rakhine state. well it's interesting that the case from india in that these two reuters reporters. basically brought out is the one instance where the myanmar army actually admitted that there were rights violations committed by their troops and supposedly some of the officers were placed in prison because of this. but the larger dynamic is that the burmese government is tryi