so in this reliably blue state don't count out john cox. just like his opponent he's out there working to win one voter at a time. >> i'm going to definitely google and do some research. that's awesome he came out. he didn't have to come out here, but i'm glad he did. >> election day is november 6th. vote by mail ballots will be mailed out in 10 days. so decision time is just right around the corner. >>> a vital source of jobs in oakland got a newer, greener facility today. oakland acura opened a state of the art showroom on coliseum auto row this morning. oakland officials worked with the company to keep the well paying jobs and important tax revenue in the city. it's after the owners wanted to expand their dealership. oakland mayor libby schaaf was at that ceremony. >> your commitment to this community to creating great workers, all of that is truly appreciated by the whole oakland community. >> the oakland acura dealership has been operating more than 30 years in the city. vista mustangs. (((weather >>> paul deanno is live in san ramon t

campaign a boost by endorsing john cox for governor, saying john cox has the vision to tackle california'sl problems. cox is running as apical outsider and says he will use his financial skills that made him a multimillionaire to put california on the right economic path. john cox and gavin newsom have only agreed to one debate. it is tentatively set for october 8 in san francisco. >>> one bay area county has approved a no drone zone. up next, find out what drones will not be able to fly over in santa clara county. >>> yesterday morning we had a lot of high clouds and made for a nice sunrise. today it is low clouds on the friday forecast. >>> welcome back. happening now in san francisco this is a live picture of a crew in civic center plaza in san francisco that's about to remove a controversial statue. critics it's a it depicts racist views of previous generations. there has been a lot of talk about that statue right there. it is the early days a statue. it has been in civic center plaza since 1894. more than 120 years. we are watching live as the crew is about to remove it. the statue sh

fills infor him. see if a woman like sara cox fills in for him. virgin radio and who occupies his seat at the bbc. exactly. it is very important that it is a woman, this show is one of the flagship shows has been dominated by men for many years, ken bruce, terry wogan, chris evans. and the line-up across the board for radio 2 is very male. exactly. you have sara cox and surrey ball, very talented women who could do a fantasticjob —— zoe ball. is anyone worth £2 million for presenting a radio show, though much much of extraordinary amount of money. —— a radio show, though?” know you had a look at this one in terms of testing this from your own perspective. unhealthy lifestyles book—ii—macro in five adults —— put fourin book—ii—macro in five adults —— put four in five adults at risk of an early death. you can go online, and answer questions and i discovered i have a 38—year—old heart even though i'm 37. you put in things about your life style i'm 37. you put in things about your lifestyle and it comes back with a broad picture. and 1.9 million peopl

cox's newest radio ad claims poverty and the highcost of living in california happened under newsom's leadership.... one which newsom says isnt true... cox and newsom are both up for debates...newsom even saying he's committed to doing one any time in october ..but when exactly and if these two will face f is still to be determined. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: hurricane florence is pounding the carolinas with hurrincane force winds, heavy rain and flooding. it has slowed down and weakened as a category 2 storm. its expected to make landfall tomorrow and cause widespread flooding and damage. the weather around the bay area is nice but cooler today. highs today were mainly in the 60s and 70s. there is a trough of low pressure along the west coast that should keep the temperatures down across california. highs tomorrow will be slightly warmer with 70s and low 80s inland and 60s and 70s elsewhere. the weekend will remain mild before we begin to war

anna cox had come up with two important findings. the message in blood had likely been written with a gloved hand and it had been scrawled at least 20 minutes after the on set of the attack on karen. she reported her results to the detectives that by then learned another pimportant fact about their victim. karen was exclusively left-handed and her left hand didn't have blood on it. >> when the autopsy report came in it suggested she couldn't have written anything with either hand. >> was this a victim that was going to be able to dip in her own blood and able to write roc on the wall? >> absolutely not. over 90% of her spinal cord was damaged. >> she was incapacitated. >> incapacitated. it wasn't her. she didn't write that. >> the evidence was overwhelming. she didn't write the letters roc in blood. it was a huge turning point in the case and the best news possible for the ex-boyfriend. >> they confirmed 100% that she could not have done it. she couldn't have done it. she would have been physically incapable of doing it. it surely wa

at the critical long and chuck markkula refugee camps in cox's bazaar bangladesh. this is al jazeera these are the top stories so far today the presidents of iran turkey and russia are to meet later in tehran to discuss the war in syria the focus will be on it live that's the last rebel held province the u.n. is diplomacy to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley is warning the syrian government against using chemical weapons during any offensive. we have a message for the assad regime and anyone contemplating using chemical weapons in syria in the past eighteen months i have stood on this floor twice promising that the united states would respond to the use of chemical weapons in syria. both times this is ministration followed through the united states and its allies forced the assad regime to pay its price for its crimes so we want to take this opportunity to remind us on and his russian and iranian partners you don't want to bet against the united states responding again. a stabbing suspects being questioned in brazil after

has that story for us from cox's piss off in cox's bazaar bangladesh it's not just a humanitarian crisis that's unfolding an environmental one is to that's why today in the could to prolong refugee camp brock a local ngo is overseeing the planting a tree. tells me this initiative is one part of a larger effort to help this landscape recover and recounts how things got so dire . what is did. after the rohingya came to this country to far as charity got destroyed if we look at a picture of this area from before august twenty seventh seen we would see lots of green and forest after that when they started to build houses and roads that destroyed most of the forest not only that they are cutting down most of the wood to use for cooking just up the road rohinton refugee up dillman none emerges from the forest carrying the wood he's just gathered he explains that this is imperative to him and his family that's a lot of it and we don't have stove so it's very hard for us to cook we have to collect this wood so we can eat in nearby checkmark cool refugee camp another effort aimed at preventing mo

cox and newsom have only agreed to one political debate . the is tentatively scheduled to be held in san francisco on the morning of october 8. >>> new york governor andrew cuomo defeated sex and the city actress at the states democratic primary for cuomo received about 66% of the vote. dixon had 34% the associated press called the race just 30 minutes after the polls closed. nixon conceded a short time later at at in her concession speech she said a blue wave is coming for the gop for cuomo will face republican mark ellen aro in november's general election for cuomo is trying to win a third term as new york's governor. >>> paul manafort's lawyers will go back to court today. there are reports about a possible plea deal . the presidents former campaign chairman is facing seven criminal counts, including money laundering my failure to register as a foreign agent, and obstruction of justice. a status conference is set for today. jury selection is due to begin on monday. several reports have indicated paul manafort's lawyers are talking with sp

campaign a boost to by -- by endorsing john cox for governor, send john cox has the vision to tackleical problem. he is running as a political outsider and says he will use the financial skills that made him a multimillionaire to put california on the right economic path. the latest pull in california governor's race was released last week and has newsome leading the race 44 - 39%. cox is well outperforming his gop base which is fewer than 25% of california voters. 70% of the polls participants say they are still undecided the poll foundtes are very committed to their preferred candidate. >>> john cox and gavin newsom have only agreed to one debate and it is tentatively scheduled for october 8 in san francisco. >>> in other news, paul mannafor's attorneys returned to court today amid talks about a possible plea deal. president trump's former campaign chairman faces seven criminal counts including money laundering, failure to register as a foreign agents, and obstruction of justice a status conference is scheduled for today. jury selection will begin on monday. several reports have in

if you've heard of cox communications today, that's james cox's legacy, a pretty good one.d ok, so don't feel sorry for him. he did fine. so it gives you a little bit of insight into how valued newspapers were at that time in history. they carried a lot of weight. and so whatever way you voted that year, you were going to have an ohio newspaperman as your president. it wasn't going to turn out anymore. it also tells you the value that still exists about ohio being a swing state during a presidential election. campaign,rion, this you could imagine what it did for the economy. it was great. hotels were full, restaurants were full, everybody's making a little pocket change in the harding neighborhood. the women are renting out extra to the pressman and campaign workers. they find that their cherry pies sell very well. so it's a great, great summer all the way around. and harding did travel. he traveled to 13 other states, but he's going to go in three or four jeh johnson. the newspaper men are going to go, too. and they are going to drop off the train to buy their stories. the

at the critical long and chuck markkula refugee camps in cox's bazaar bangladesh. netflix is preparing six same productions at the venice film festival much to the displeasure of italian exhibitors and they're critical of the netflix strategy which sees it debut films online in the same day as in cinemas but some in the industry say online platforms are vital for making new movies and this report. says city known for its unchanging beauty but over at the international film festival they're moving boldly into the future but that's what the organizers say anyhow they put on a record six films backed by the online platform netflix including the latest coen brothers film on route to san juan and on my home i've been worked on the alessio criminy knees crime drama on my skin based on a real life case of a death in police custody it will be released on the same day on netflix and in italian movie theaters. but for most of the netflix films including this newly finished final film from the late alston wells it's not clear how widely they'll be screened and for how long an

welcome to brussels, newly renamed placed jo cox, right in the centre of town, surrounded by nightlife that grey building as a venue for nightlife and that grey building as a venue for concerts nightlife and that grey building as a venue for concerts wentjo cox used to go all the time when she spent six years living here in brussels when she worked for the charity 0xfam and also as an assistant foreign mep, so she's got lots of friends and people who knew her here and brussels wanted to send a really strong powerful message of remembrance by renaming this square after her. jeremy corbyn was here to pull the curtain on the placards gave a message about his ambitions to effectively remake the world. it's a very different afternoon for the labour leader. he's headed across town to the eu quarter, where he's going to be meeting the eu chief negotiator, michelle barnier, wesley lovell opportunity to talk about labour's policy on brexit which has been clarified since the pa rty‘s conference which has been clarified since the party's conference in liverpool this week. michelle barnier‘s team

john john reports from cox's bazar in cox's bazaar bangladesh it's not just a humanitarian crisis that's unfolding an environmental one is too that's why today in the could to prolong refugee camp brock a local in geo is overseeing the planting of trees. tells me this initiative is one part of a larger effort to help this landscape recover and recounts how things got so dire . what is did. to the rohingya came to this country to far as charity got destroyed if we look at a picture of this area from before august twenty seventh seen we would see lots of green and forest off to that when they started to build houses and roads that destroyed most of the forest not only that they are cutting down most of the wood to use for cooking just up the road rohinton refugee. emerges from the forest carrying the wood he's just gathered he explains this is imperative to him and his family there's a lot of i don't know we don't have studs it's very hard for us to cook we have to collect this wood so we can eat in nearby checkmark cool refugee camp another effort aimed at preventing more deforestation he

john cox and gavin newsom heavily agree to one debate and it is tentatively set to happen october 8 inan francisco. >>> late last night san francisco marriott workers voted to authorize a strike that union officials say around 90% of their union workers voted to authorize the strike at the marriott hotels in the city. employees say they are not paid living wages and are negotiating with the chain about job security and workplace safety. they say they will not stop until their needs are met. >> our fight is about one job should be enough. in today's economy when you have the hotel industry making record profits in this city and with record profits being projected outwards with the opening of emma stone center it is unconscionable that despite those profits our numbers struggled to make ends meet. >> the union says there is not a scheduled a date for a strike and they will continue to negotiate with marriott. >>> bart is on track for a readable lot at an oakland station. the board of directors approval plan yesterday that would expand the lake merritt station into a hub with housing and

judge, when president nixon fired special prosecutor cox, did he violate the law or the constitution? [protesters in the background]. >> i know the regulation in place for leon jaworski after the firing. i'm not recalling the specifics of the cox regulation in place at the time. >> i'll tell you there were for cause restrictions in place at the time. given that, do you think firing the special prosecutor violated the law or the constitution? >> if it violated the regulation, it violated the regulation. >> would it have i'll have -- violated the constitution. what i'm getting at, are there these for-cause restrictions on the president's ability to fire the special counsel. >> the supreme court and the united states versus richard nixon analyzed the specific regulation at issue in that case. actually relied on the specific regulation and finding that the case was under the precise terms of the regulation in place at the time. the court analyzed that and really specific detail. pointed out that so long -- [protesters in the background]. >> let me be clear about the point i'm trying to ge

marissa cox/empoyee, cheyenne animal center:"he got a bite on the lower right shin, and then up to myhigh, the next place was going to be my face." last week-a pit bull mix named tanner, bit marissa cox an employee at the animal shelter, multiple times.she was trying to take him out on a walk, but the encounter left her fearing for her life. marissa cox/cheyenne animal center:"it was very difficult for me to even walk back in to my house to my dogs because i know that they would never do anything to me, but having just been on my back with a dog biting up my leg to get to my face is very challenging." the events that followed are what's causing many to question the shelter's ethics -- even former employees.kevin brueck/former employee:"when i was driving home i kind of had a pit in my stomach and i just felt like things weren't quite right."the morning after tanner bit melissa...employees were instructed to take tanner outside.kevin brueck recalls what shelter president robert fetch said at the time.kevin brueck/former employee:"he says we better not have any phones out and we kind of

instead cox gets a carry. again.o score 40 yards for a touchdown.ion pic up a signature win as a program, 49-35 over 13th-ranked virginia tech.ay amazingn norfolk. >> came out in the second half and just felt likeld we c wear them down and keep doing what we were doing. i think we were up over 90 plays and kept going. our kids believed . we jus made history. this is one of e biggest moments in hampton roa sports history. arguably the bgest moment in old dominion historot exaggeration. big ten play atome against minnesota. maryland doesin somethg, offensive touchdown. mcfarland 26-yard score. 7-0 terrapins ontop. tye johnson is his turn. he led maryland 123 yards.rr 14-0. on top, hey, third quarter now. mcfarland again, a redshirt freshman up the middle. this ispeot a re. scored again. 64-yard score. 112 yards on six carries. maryland starts off their conference schedule 42-13 win eser minnota. now, virginia hosting louisville. bryce perkins watch this. put on a athletic display. perkins avoids the blitz. watch what he does. he is goi to hurdle a def

she endorsed john cox for governor. she said he has a vision to tackle california's political problems. he's running as a political outsider and use his financial skills that made him a multi- million dollars to put california on the right economic path. they agreed to one debate that will tentatively happen october 8th in san francisco. >>> hurricane florence made landfall this morning. with it comes a big storm surge and torrential rain. we'll have a live report from north carolina up next. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco. it will be anything but an easy friday and easy weekend for the people here at the millennium tower here. we'll talk about it after the break. if you encounter a downed powerline, you need to stay away from it. call 911. let our first responders come out and handle it. police and fire will respond as well as pg&e. pg&e will make the scene safe. ♪ to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them

a refugee was kidnapped and held to ransom by people who control crime around the refugee camps in cox's bizarre some of them so really nobody. caught up with the woman the past. the rock. gave. her will to live your father will sob been. cited very mighty mighty mighty mighty . mighty mighty mighty in get with. him by day the. mighty rabbit. and. god clue she will do their god or their unit into one dalek clear defrosting that didn't want to. particularly and. the most here. hundred to three. hundred years then so much anybody of any earth. so this is going to get out the house of potter be thought of their comfort with the song is going to dive into the groove of montana kind of modernism saga and the land they will lose i don't know many have lost all hope of returning home and have even started families here for a while later camp resembled a village but a place to live a new human child has pushed away illusions. and i see them on the i see. the money. that was in the room and the animal that. brought it to you should i move over. a minus or such couple of the animal is easy. to get

long cox's bizarre lentulus of five numerous waves of mind my immigrants but this time their fields were ok pied by row hinge attendants looking the most of the number was a month i wasn't. there to the party it will begin with ella but this ultimately does that the cowboys had to do is that they do that i said to the alan i update them for the rest that whatever they decide. will get a foot in the. it's going to grandmama the body going to like estonia the invalid i'll do that oh and then i have that bit about the look of we're going to get there what about going on the other girls one of the well i don't know that. we don't know most of all the locals are scared of rumors about fighters across the border disguised as refugees even mothers or somebody known that he was going on about the death of all. this or hinge a refugee was kidnapped and held to ransom by people who control crime around the refugee camps in cox's bizarre kind of them so really nobody. caught up with the government the past badly wrong. this. time for no role of. a father with. sub. side a very mighty mighty mighty

democrat gavin newsom against republican john cox.he new poll shows if the election were held today, newsom would beat cox handley 52% to 40% and democrat verse democrat diane fine stein against dedeleone, if the election were today feinstein would get 44% with her competitor getting 24%. we're live in wilmington, north carolina, one of the areas hard with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> we have breaking news right now from half moon bay. students at kuna intermediate school have been sent home. you can see on this map

new some -- for newsom and 39% for john cox.that is half the 46% to 24% gap found in a july poll. feinstein is seeking her fifth full term in the u.s. senate. >>> oakland mayor libby -- mayor libby schaaf is facing competition from all sides in a debate. the reason her political opponents say she is not doing enough to help the community. >>> the highly anticipated hearings began today. in washington, we have more on judge brett kavanaugh and the woman who was accused him of sexual assaults coming up. -- who has accused him of sexual assault coming up. >>> san mateo bridge does not look too bad going to the highway. >>> we have pretty thick fog but otherwise looks cooler in -- at the coast. -- it looks cooler at the coast. strapped -- >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> would take you live to washington, d.c. we are looking at the senate to sherry -- that senate judiciary committee hearing -- we are looking at senate judiciary committee's hearing. to let you know we will have updates on all of these and new developments coming i

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at the could to prolong refugee camp in cox's bizarre bangladesh. a town man who'd been accused by philippine president rodriguez utility of being involved in the drug trade has been shot dead man marianna blanco of the town of rondo was killed by unidentified gunmen inside the town hall in the popular tourism area of several provinces new report says more than forty million americans are struggling to pay for enough food month to month while that is a small improvement on recent years it still means many people are forced to rely on handouts kristen salumi reports martina santos volunteers at this food pantry in manhattan where once a week she makes lunch for all the staff. this is that correct or what i made last night in my house. this time in addition to bread pudding it's beef chicken or pork with vegetables and beans but like many other volunteers here martina also relies on the pantry herself to help feed her family of four she's what's known as food insecurity which means she struggles to pay for all the food her family needs. is important t

chris cox literally wrote the bill on the plane. this is not a case or he had a staffer dropped something. he was the intellectual godfather of the law that is made the internet possible. if you did not have section 230 you have a situation. the common law where you are only a muted from liability for third-party content if you are extremely disengaged. if you really stick your head in the sand. the ostrich defense. the reason we have these platforms flourish in the united states and in particular that they are willing to build content moderation systems to keep people content that they imbue their space as usable as a section 230 protects them not only for being liable for third-party content and sharing offering it, but the second part they are immune for exercising their editorial discretion to moderate content for whatever reason so long as they do so in good faith. that exception has been construed extremely narrowly to mean essentially you can't engage in anticompetitive conduct. but other than not, the government will not sec

his opponent, john cox, was at 31%, 24 point this -- difference. stanford university political science professor condoleezza reiss gave the campaign a boost today, she formally endorsed the republican candidate for governor saying john cox has the vision to tackle california's problems. cox is running as of -- outsider saying he will use the financial skills that made him a billionaire to put california on the right path. >>> still to come here, bay area teachers threatening to strike. >> get ready to walk. we are tired of talk. >> pay raise and better conditions in the classroom. >>> the san jose star made a blockbuster trade today, training camp is set to begin, michael talk about the big name they've signed and would have given up in return. >>> san francisco police are cracking down on crime here in the plaza, we will show you what is being done. strachan seven cisco, police have locked -- started a crackdown just off of market street at civic center. the chief is taking action after receiving complaints about chronic drug use and the detriment

however the elephants will have to retreat outnumbered by about nine hundred thousand refugees in the coxes bazaar camps around six hundred thirty people have migrated here from my own mother in the last two years alone. and. i didn't that i've been here that i would not in a body that i didn't. have a little bit about that i mean by that i've got i think i've got a little bit of it i have a film ok what i know is that i've got a man and i. never planned it out that i. thought it would be thinking that. i ha ha got the one that was a. little you know that on the other like you have a feeling. i don't know that the rainy season is coming and the refugees tense will be washed away by mudflows unless they're resettled closer to the jungle most and bank to my in my. thought i knew. how to live and i love what i got you know that by that i thought it was. not out of my game i don't not have a lot i want to get on a. thought i had neither did i when i had a home i don't know what i want to do i did it. the world now knows about the massacre in the rocky estate in the village of tula totally mon's

chris coxe was the intellectual godfather. if you did not have section 230, you would be in a situation which is still the case in canada which still follows the common law, where you are only immune to liability as a third you are sticking your head in the sand. the reason the platforms floor states, isd because section 230 protects them not only for being liable for third-party content unless they share in authoring it, but also they are immune for exercising editorial discretion to moderate content for whatever reason. as long as they do so in good faith. and that good faith exception has been construed extremely narrowly by the courts to mean you cannot engage in anti-competitive content and then claim to 30. they will not second guess the decisions you make in moderating your content. peter: we are almost out of time. i want to get into the potential regulation issue that you raise. anothermark warner and from facebook this week. >> you have identified and removed some bad actors from your platform. the bad news i'm afrai

this was a republican bill, by chris cox. >> and ron white. >> he was the cosponsors. when i say it was written by, the two of them introduced it. but chris cox literally wrote a plane.on he was really the intelligent law that of this frankly has made the internet possible. if you did not have section 230, wind up in a situation, still the case in canada, for example, which still follows the common law, where you are only immune from liability for third-party extremely you are disengaged. if you really stick your head in the stand -- it's the ostrich defense. the reason we have these platforms flourish in the united states and in particular that to buildwilling content moderation systems to keep hateful content at bay and to make their spaces useable is because section 230 protects only for being liable for third-party content, unless they share in authoring it, but also, in second part of 230, they are immune for exercising toir editorial discretion moderate content, for whatever reason, so long as they do so in good faith. that good faith exception has been construed

and talk about that i have a feeling that that is going to be at the center of discussions very soon coxwe appreciate you coming on the show tonight and sharing your insights thank you thank you so. for the day is nearly done but as always the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can write directly to. use the hash tag the day every member whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. and the. more. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful the fight gets this week period of zero cold callers show vice president of the largest probating politics as a member of the city government executive council will he stand up for the rights of people here or allow try the. conflicts are for now on the doubling of. the our. short sightedness is reaching epidemic proportions find twenty three million people around the globe risk losing their eyesight. yet the solutions of the problem is surprisingly simple and free. myopia. on the d w. the first time. trying to tell a. story of incredible it's a whole new mo

the "sacramento bee" reports cox is pushing for a series of five debates. newsom has agreed to only one hosted by cnn on october 1st. cox's campaign hasn't agreed to that and has issued a set of demands regarding the debate. >>> supreme court justice nominee brett kavanaugh returns to the hot seat this morning. today marks day 3 of his confirmation hearings on capitol hill. laura podesta reports on what is expected to happen today. >>> reporter: for 12 hours wednesday, the senate judiciary committee peppered potential supreme court justice brett kavanaugh with questions. among them, his allegiance to the man who nominated ofoyalty owto e atyaltdiffer to the loyalty you owe to, say, the american people. >> senator if confirmed to the supreme court and as a sitting judge, i owe my loyalty to the constitution. >> reporter: senators had 30 minutes each to press the 53- year-old. kavanaugh's stance on a woman's right to have an abortion has been a focus since he was nominated. >> as best i can, i always try and i do here of the real world effects of that decisio

republican candidate john cox spent the weekend campaigning in northern california..g on the governor to have a special session on the d-m-v and their long wait times. ( darya ) in the east bay... the contra costa county d-a's office is warning people about a scam involving costco. officials say people are getting calls from scammers... pretending to be from costco. the caller asks the victims to take a survey... and asks for personal information. in exchange... the thief promises to give the victim a 500- dollar travel voucher... costco cash cards... or a reduced travel package. costco says it has no involvement in the calls... and and the d-a's office is asking anyone who receives a call to contact them. ( darya ) happening today... the bay area rescue mission and the chevron richmond refinery are hosting the 18th annual back to school block party. the fun starts at 2 in the afternoon at nevin part in richmond. the event will feature carnival games, food and prizes as well as entertainment from the oakland a's green machine and mascot stomper. the event is free to a

i mean, the two of them introduced it together, but chris cox literally wrote the bill on a plane. in other words, this is not a case where he just had a staffer draft the thing. he was really the intellectual godfather of this law that, frankly, has made the internet possible. if you did not have section 230, you would wind up in a situation -- which is still the case in canada, for example, which is still following the common law -- where you are only immune for liability from third-party content if you are extremely disengaged, if you really stick your head in the sand, right? it's the ostrich defense. now, the reason we have these platforms flourish in the united states and in particular that they are willing to build content moderation systems to keep hateful content at bay and try to make their spaces usable, is because section 230 protects them not only for being liable for third-party content -- unless they share in authoring it -- but also the second part of 2k3 0, they are immune for exercising their editorial discretion to moderate content. for whatever reason. so long a

bay area council hosting a meeting with john cox.l share his thoughts and solutions for some of the state's largest economic challenges. a recent reuters poll showed cox trailing gavin newsom by ten percentage points. >>> a vick try he to tell you about for animal rights groups. many are applauding the legal decision that blocks what would have been the first grizzly bear hunt in more than 25 years. a montana judge yesterday restored federal protection for some 700 grizzlies in and around yellowstone park. last year the trump administration lifted the bears' protections. this would have allowed for first hunts since 1991 in idaho and montana. >>> and an indicted san diego congressman, duncan hunter, made his last court appearance before the midterm elections. yesterday a judge set for a hearing, hunter and his wife for december. both have pleaded not guilty to charges of using more than $250,000 in campaign funds for personal use. hunter says his wife was behind the spending, since she was his campaign manager. >>> you'll probably se

this is a republican bill here it was written by chris cox --,, and ron white in the senate. >> guest: when i separate by, the two of them introduced it together but chris cox literally wrote the bill on a plane. he was really the intellectual godfather of this law that frankly it is make the internet possible because if you did not have section 230, you would wind up in a situation which is still the case in canada which is still follow the common law where you were only a mu from liability from third-party content if you are extremely disengaged, if you really stick your head in the sand, the ostrich defense. the reason we have these platforms florist in the united states and in particular that they're willing to build content moderation systems to keep hateful content at bay, try to make the space is usable, is because section 230 protects them not only for being liable for third-party content and less a share and offering it but also the second part of 230, they are aiming for exercising their editorial discretion to moderate content for whatever reason so long as they do so in go

i'm not firing cox. the deputy attorney general, bill said i'm not firing cox. and robert bork who fired cox wanted to be on the supreme court and he didn't make it. in the end, he did a cowardly thing. you have to stand up. if you want any measure of respect in history you have to stand up and do the right thing here. >> i'll give you another take on robert bork. i was told this by bill ruck ls house. >> he told him to do it. in the interest of sort of preserving continuity. >> right. in the interest of not having some hack come over from the white house. >> right. >> and take over the department. >> which brings us back to the modern day, the question of i guess to you guys, how constitutionally crucial is rosenstein here? like how much, if in fact we find out thursday he's leaving his job under either situation, either he resigns or is fired -- again, i don't know what makes sense, the conflicting reports. what does that mean? >> it's not positive by any means. on the other hand, i think that the department of justice has enough institutional integrity that t

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at the critical long and chuck markkula refugee camps in cox's bazaar bangladesh the emir of qatar to mean how middleton he has spoken about the gulf crisis at a conference in berlin is in germany to boost business ties between the nations qatar and germany have doubled their trade in recent years and the american and scuttle was investing a further ten billion dollars. well. it is important to point out that my people and myself continue to look to germany with full respect and appreciation and we also appreciate the fact that germany has taken a very ethical stance against the illegal measures that have been taken or imposed upon us by our neighbors. because it has a feeling there are a lot of opportunities to expand economic cooperation between our two countries and we should make use of these opportunities especially in light of the politically tense situation in the gulf region which negatively affix trade between gulf states we in germany regret the crisis germany is not involved in this conflict but we support all constructive contributions to sizzle the fight such as the past

the bay area council is hosting a meeting with john cox, a southern california businessman. cox will share his thoughts and solutions for some of the state's largest economic challenges. recent reuters poll showed cox trailing lieutenant governor gavin newsom by more than ten percentage points. >>> right now at 5:09 on your tuesday morning, a lot of people already up and out the door, and as you wake up and get ready for the day, we are going to see some mostly clear skies for the inland areas. fremont starts out cool with the temperature at about 54 degrees at 7:00. and then as we go through the morning, we'll be at 66 degrees at 11:00, and 76 degrees at 1:00. our warmup will be very quick, as we go into the afternoon. so in antioch a nice cool and comfortable start and by noon we're at 79 degrees, the low 80s by 1:00 today. look at all of our eyes, where we go from the 80s to the mid-90s within the middle of the day with our high in livermore and in antioch reaching 94 degrees. 89 in san jose, and 77 today in oakland. we'll talk about our temperature trend for san jose com

cox narrowed newsom's lead to just five points.t i would see the day when he is only five points ahead. we'll discuss it. >>> top trump officials reportedly spoke to venezuelan opposition leaders about staging a coup, removing president maduro from office. that is according to "the new york times." full details coming up for you. >>> north korea celebrating its 70th anniversary over the weekend. they held a big military parade but one thing was missing, no ballistic missiles. we'll tell you what president trump is saying about that in a moment. ♪ stuart: where are we now? we're 45 minutes into the trading session. we're up about 45 points. 44, to be precise. 25,960. nasdaq composite opened with a nice rally. it's turned negative. now we're down seven points at 7895. >>> look at obama obama. chairman jack ma is stepping down. he will focus on philanthropy. alibaba had a rough go. they were over $200 a share. now they're down to 160. jack ma leaving one year's time. >>> "new york times" reports that members of the trump administratio

john cox gained eight points. cox rolled in in his tour bus. he visited people waiting in long lines at the dmv. >> i think people are starting to learn who i am and what i will do for the state. we have cut his lead in half. i think the other poll showed him within four or five points. >> some voters remain undecided. the majority of voters say they are following today, was no ex the protest at the border in israel. >> reporter: tens of black smoke filled the sky over the gaza strip. they are burning tires and throwing explosive devices over the border. demonstrators have gathered to protest living conditions in gaza. funding, food and freedom is being reduced. the border protest began following president donald trump's decision to move the un to jerusalem. this week, is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu expressed grievances. >> they are wanting rocket attacks into our cities and terror attacks against our civilians. the palestinian president was also at the assembly. >> it is ironic that the americans talk about the deal of the century

crisis and of call for more midwives to help pregnant women have been jammed jhoom has moved from cox's bazaar. during the hottest hour of the day in the world's largest refugee settlement these grow him traditional midwives are searching for a woman who needs their help. raji a big room and sod are two of the one hundred thirty community health care workers who have been recruited by the united nations population fund or un f.p.a. from among the or hinge of residing here in bangladesh. when they find regime who already has two children and is about to give birth to a third they explain how they'll assist with her delivery and outline all medical options available he. tells me she had no idea care like this was possible to not that a doctor not love i didn't get to see any doctor recently and the doctors there are buddhist they wouldn't treat us because we are muslim in another part of the camp these newborns and their mothers are being looked after in a facility run by un f.p.a. . a novel experience for a population of refugees harboring largely conservative attitudes toward reproducti

republican candidate john cox spent the weekend campaigning in northern california..on social media.. the governor to have a special session on the d-m-v - the agency that's been frought with criticism the past few months. (nat pop from ad)cox takes aim at the department, newsom and cost of being a californian in his newly released state-wide radio ad.. ((woman's voice: radio ad)) "we're all paying high gas prices, and huge increases in vehicle license fee, and when you go you wait in line 5 hours at the dmv, politicians like gavin newsom talk about change but they've done nothing." ((ashley))while the campaign trail is just starting to heat up...both candidates took time today to remember september 11...cox tweeted in part, for a time after 9/11 we weren't democrats or republicans but rather-americans united.newsom tweeting in part.. "a day we remember the spirit of our democracy. the strength of our diversity, our capacity for compassion." (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist l

secretary of state rice is endorsing john cox in the race for governor of california. the cox campaign released a statement that read in part, "california's future depends on what we do today.joh, affordable housing and better paying jobs is going to put california on a course for a better tomorrow." he is going to be in the november run off. >>> time is 5:12. dozens of homes to burst in to flames in a neighborhood north of boston, massachusetts. the dangers that remain this morning. >>> what may have sparked a deadly rampage that left six people dead. >>> plus, beware. the technology that facebook is going to use to fact check the photos and videos. bakersfield that left six people dead. kern county authorities say 54-year old javier casarez gunned down five people -- including his estranged wife -- before taking his own life. the sheriff called the killings a case of "targeted domestic violence". casarez and his wife >>> the sheriff called the killings a case of targeted domestic violence. he and his wife were going through a divorce, and he accused his wife of cheat

at the critical long and chuck markku refugee camps in cox's bazaar bangladesh. we're taking you now live to the united nations headquarters in new york where the u.n. security council is being briefed on a looming offensive on syria's province last rebel stronghold there this is the u.n. special envoy for syria mr. me who i deleted all of what they call the idea to believe about basically the north or let's say call them by name a little is it the group intention to fight on sick of september photo of the weaponized drone where the related or line of they landed on the plane. often simply did say more the russian literature they've used to carry out several attacks him in the air base in month. are you really really. because i'm hearing a double voice here clearly. yes thank you. for their part arm the opposition groups in italy have reportedly been fortifying their own positions digging tunnels entrenches indeed the needing bridges many of the armed opposition groups have in a parallel pleaded those who are not terrorists groups publicly for the afghan i go aro

it comes down to this, fletcher cox got in there.ne play left in the ballgame right now. >> cris: are we watching the same game over? >> al: close. >> cris: this is just like what happened in the playoffs. i can't imagine jim doubling j and the falcons have not had an answer. >> al: this time julio is coming out to the left side. you have got coleman wide to the left. jones in the slot to the left. >> cris: they are going to double him again. >> al: this is it. ryan throws. flag is down. hooper was the closest. the pass wasn't even close. what is the call. >> cris: looks like illegal contact. >> before the pass was thrown illegal contact, defense number 58. five-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> al: well, you have got one second and jordan hicks. doug pederson is saying uncatchable pass but the illegal contact is early. >> cris: illegal contact wouldn't matter. if it were pass interference, yes. my second favorite guy is mohamed sanu. he has been clutch in the red zone before and both are at the bottom of the screen. >> al: jone

his republican opponent, southern california businessman john cox was at 31 present.4 point different. >>reporter: newsom carries the big lead in the polls with him this week on his campaign trip. he is calling it the blue california to her. -- tour. he urged voters to support his campaign and a number of democratic candidates in the east bay. >>reporter: he spoke on candidate buffy wicks. newsom joined other democratic leaders in reminding voters this could be one of the most important midterm elections in recent memory. he is urging everyone to stop complaining about the current state of politics and get out and vote. >> we can talk about the good old days with housing and urban development in the housing business. we can talk about the institutionalization for those who were getting support for mental health. or we can do about it, we can lament about the 44 mental health facilities we have shut down since 1995. >> or we can do something about it. >>reporter: he spoke on behalf of state assembly candidate rebecca bauer keihan in lafayette. he is traveling this week