cynthia: no lo ocupan, a menos que vayan a un vuelo. por el gobierno federal y todo se puede encontrar en lÍnea. hay documentos especÍficos que estÁn aprobados por el gobierno. viviana: quÉ pasa si no tengo esa identificaciÓn y mi pasaporte, puedo viajar? cynthia: no puedes viajar al menos que tengas un documento aprobado por el gobierno federal. es importante que hagan una cita o visiten una oficina cercana para hacer su solicitud. viviana: nos muestras la diferencia con una licencia de conducir? >>una de estas tiene un oso y una estrella, a diferencia de un permiso de conducir. el costo praza carlos de 36 orales. viviana: tienen un nuevo programa que ahora tienen varios mÉtodos de pago. >>sÍ, partir de la semana pasada, comenzamos un programa piloto, donde vamos a comenzar a aceptar pagos de diferentes maneras. google play, tarjetas de dÉbito y crÉdito. va haber una tarifa pequeÑa pero serÁ conveniente para las personas que no quieren llevar en efectivo, no kerem pagar con cheques y es una conveniencia mÁs para los clientes. viviana:

great thanks to our two returning veterans, cynthia alksne, and josh gerstein. thank you both. >>> coming up, why on earth would more u.s. troops be heading into syria when we were just told me were coming home? we have an expert on that to talk about it. at hertz, we know that a change of scenery shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. >>> our defense secretary mark esper, last referred to by trump on twitter as mark esperanto, made it official today. he says the united states will send troops to eastern syria to guard oil fields from isis, just not to save the kurdish civilians from the turks. the associated press reports today, quote, though trump repeatedly says he is ulpulling out of the syria, the reality on the ground is different. adding armored reinforcements in the oil-producing areas of syria could mean sending several hundred u.s. troops even as a similar number are being withdrawn from a separate mission closer to the border with turkey. just this morning the p

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cynthia, at the southern district of new york justices new york office they refer to washington as mainustice for a good reason. so if main justice is now interested in this, how worried should rudy be tonight? how much legal jeopardy do you think he is looking at? >> there are two ways to look at it. one is, uh-oh, more resources more fbi agents. they are looking at 50 bank accounts and they have wire taps and all kinds of things in those cases. so he is in more trouble. that's one way to look at it. the other is, oh, main justice is there. now barr is a little more involved. now they know exactly what's going on in the southern district of new york. you could look at it a conspiracy way as well, that there is a chance that barr is more able to intervene. and i have to tell you, you know me, i was for barr coming in as an institutionalist. fool me once, you know, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. i am suspicious of anything that happens now that has barr's fingerprints on it. and the fact, you know, just in an ordinary world the fact that the criminal division is getting involv

satc: recibis cynthia y roberto de "en el dragÓn".s en la frontera. las familias que cruzan sin documento serÍan devueltas a mÉxico, incluso, si pasan a entrevista de medio creÍble. en vivo, desde texas, pedro rojas nos explica lo que cambia y cÓmo afecta a los inmigrantes. buenos dÍas. pedro: buenos dÍas. estamos en texas. uno de los lugares donde cruza cientos de familias regularmente en el paÍs. toda esta realidad estÁ cambiando. muchas familias estÁn siendo devueltas a mÉxico, especÍficamente, a la ciudad de matamoros. ayer estuvimos conversando con alguno de ellos. nos dijeron que esa polÍtica en este sector de la patrulla polÍtica ha culminado hablamos con una seÑora que fue devuelta el fin de semana. juntemos. >> ahÍ donde yo estaba no vi a nadie. no habÍa nadie que estaba ahÍ. todo lo regresaron. pedro: asÍ como ella nos dice todas las personas fueron regresadas. aquÍ en los albergues que alojaron a miles de personas durante el verano estÁn totalmente vacÍos. incluso, la iglesia catÓlica estÁ llevando ahora ayuda humanitaria d

cynthia: debe tener mÁs de 60 oficina.nal. si no tiene pasaporte vigentes iba a necesitar uno, al igual significa un edificio federal. ramÓn: gracias, tayana. mÁs de 140 empresas se reÚnen para defender el programa saca. >> le decimos cÓmo puedes hacer para abrir tu propio camiÓn de comida. >> pasan los dÍas y ya viene la ley de carga pÚblica, los detalles, mÁs adelante desde washington. >> habrÁ un aumento en las temperaturas, mÁs adelante vuelvo con toda la informaciÓn. ramÓn: hoy es el dÍa nacional de el taco. miguel gÓmez no tiene una guÍa para comenzar el negocio de los tacos. miguel: se estacionan toda la maÑana enfrente de este local y se vende esta delicia mexicana. tienen todo calculado, el establecerse como una lonchera le tomÓ tiempo al dueÑo. alexandro quien tambiÉn tiene un restaurante dice que comenzÓ con un camiÓn de comida hace 10 aÑos y recomienda que empiecen con una lonchera. >> tiene que pagar tu renta, luz, empleados. si no llega el dinero debe tener un ahorro, para mantenerlo por unos dos o tres meses

but i remember. >> stephen: please welcome cynthia erivo! so nice to have you here. you've been on here-- you've sung on the show before. >> i have. >> stephen: but i've never had a chance to sit down and talk to you. >> yes. >> stephen: how is it possible that this is the first feature film about harriet tubman. that just seems ridiculous. >> yeah, i know there have been a few attempts over the years. and this one itself took a long time. maybe it was just that hollywood wasn't ready for it. there was a woman of color in the lead, in the middle, in the center, doing action. it's a period piece. it's just-- ( cheers and applause ) you know. >> stephen: now, harriet tubman was supposed to be on the $20 bill i think starting next year. >> yes. >> stephen: but... mnuchin delayed that. >> yes. >> stephen: indefinitely, i think. we have no idea when that's going to happen. >> audience: boo! >> stephen: have you heard anything about that? the rationale or anything? >> i don't think there is any rationale to it. ( applause ) i think-- i think she's

cynthia, this is a resolution to start the impeachment procedure formal formally. it's not a vote on impeaching the president of the united states. the only vote that congress would get on that is a -- a vote on the articles of impeachment which even if it succeeds does not impeach the president or get him out of office. >> right. it does have some legal implications. you know, the constitution does not require a vote like this. it doesn't require the house to put out the specific proposals and it gives the house complete freedom to do it any way it so chooses under the constitution. but with these lawsuits that are in the federal courts now, trying to get witnesses compelled to come testify and actually respond to subpoenas, it strengthens the hands of those people pushing for actual appearances to subpoenas a little bit. if they have this -- if they have this vote. it's not required but it does help that argument and to that extent i think it will be valuable. >> tara, you heard jim jordan there. he's not speaking to the substance of this and that's the method th

garrett haig, cynthia oxney thank you for helping us get smarter if breaking down this subject.see you tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern. right now katy tur picks up. >> i am katy tur. it is 2:00 p.m. in washington. we will get to our inquiry. there is a lot of developments on that. first we want to play this afternoon's news conference where in response to senator lindsey grahams criticism of his foreign policy decisions in syria, the president brushed off the escalating crisis. watch this. >> lindsey graham just said of your remarks that you made in the oval office that if you keep talking like that, quote, this will be a disaster, who, than obama's decision to leave iraq. >> no, lindsey graham would like to stay in the middle east for the next thousand years with thousands of

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attempts to crack down on chinese spies living and working among us senior correspondent cynthia mcfadden has the details >> reporter: custody, a naturalized american citizen, who worked as a tour guide in san francisco despite receiving a degree in mechanical engineering in china. >> the chinese are the number one intelligence threat to the united states right now. >> reporter: no question. >> no question the russians are up there for sure but the chinese are number one and also the number one threat in the political espionage contact. >> reporter: the criminal complaint unsealed today reads like a spy thriller, complete with dead drops and code words beginning in march of 2015 when the fbi launched an elaborate sting operation planting a double agent inside a ring of chinese intelligence operatives in china to string the chinese along, the u.s. double agent filled sd cards with non-harmful secretsc sd card in a book, wrap it in a bag, mark the package "to ed" and leave it at the front desk of a hotel located in newark, california ed pong came to collect the package in a silver mercedes

seven days is a lot of preparation, isn't it, cynthia, to be ready for that. >> it is.articularly with water. make sure you have enough water to be available. how are you going to moderate the use of your battery packs to last you that long. we recommend people don't drive unless you need to, that way you conserve your gas or your electric charge in your cars. it just requires some thought and planning with your family. >> all right. i suppose the double -- the double-edged sword, the good thing, the silver lining here is if you do this now to prepare for a power outage, you'll be prepared for an earthquake. >> thank you. >> cynthia, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate your coming in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ aaddiction. how juuline hooked kids and ignited an public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes witd friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-ciga

nbc's cynthia mcfadden had this report >> reporter: edward pong is in custody, a naturalized american citizen who worked as a tour guide in san francisco despite receiving a degree in mechanical engineering in china. >> the chinese are the number one intelligence threat to the united states right now. >> reporter: no question >> no question the russians are up there for sure, but the chinese are number one. and they are also the number one threat in the political espionage context. >> reporter: the criminal complaint reads like a spy thriller, complete with dead drops and code words beginning back in march of 2015, when the fbi launched an elaborate sting operation, planting a double agent inside a ring of chinese intelligence operatives in china. to string the chinese along, the u.s. double agent filled sd cards with nonharmful secrets carefully curated from the u.s. government put the sd card in a book. wrap it in a bag mark the package "to ed" and leave it at the front desk of a hotel located in newark, california edpong came to collect the package in a silver mercedes this is pong

cynthia morello es rica su importancia. >> es importante para las personas que van a abordar un vueloentes legales deben obtenerlo. en ese tunnel pasaporte, seguro social y dos recibos para documentar que se vive en el Área sacramento. >> padre $28 y me tomÉ una nueva foto. >> cada oficina opera diferente. hay que buscar su agenda y ver quÉ oficina conviene mÁs visitar. recuerde que tiene a partir de ahora para retirarlo. ramÓn: el estacionamiento de la ciudad esa clÁsico que antes ofrecÍa 30 minutos gratuitos ya no estarÁ vigente porque se trataba de un programa de prueba, ahora los conductores sÓlo contarÁn con diminutos sin cargo alguno. mientras tanto el presidente de el salvador se reuniÓ con beneficiarios del tps. reportero: mas - nashit bouquele escuchÓ las peticiones de los beneficiarios. una de las invitadas fue reconocida la semana pasada y dice que no quiere deportar a los salvadoreÑos. >> van a deportar a la gente que aporta a la economÍa. decenas de salvadoreÑos esperaban con ansias ver al mandatario. habÍa prometido que se iba a reunir con varios beneficiarios, pero no l

joining us right now cynthia shaw from the american red cross. >> good morning. >> in the wintertime we have experienced a number of outages and there are times where i have caught myself with one or two flashlights. we did like candles, i thought that was okay, but reading up on it you say no do not like candles. >> do not like candles if at all possible. the likelihood of someone accidentally knocking the candle and starting a house fire with the wind, the fire gets picked up to other houses, it's not worth the risk. we do encourage people to use flashlights and get lots of extra batteries. you can play games, read, do whatever you need to to keep yourself entertained. smacked three bullet points i want to emphasize to our viewers. one of them, keep the refrigerator closed at all times, as well as your freezer. unplugged all unnecessary electrical equipment and never use a generator or propane inside the house. but keeping the fridge door and freezer close, that's important, right? >> that's critically important, because your perishables are only safe to eat if they keep the temper

. >>> no se deba conocer el inmueble pero entre ellos tiene un rayo y una cynthia en zonas exclusivas se se ve así. >>> actualmente la justicia dice que está con esta recompensa para ubicar a este delincuente. >>> y acusan de criminalización del asesinato de gente y narcóticos. >>> mientras que el gobierno liberar argumentando que el proceso era ilegal. >>> en méxico. >>> gobierno de ciudad juárez estás desde las próximas horas habrá un descenso en las próximas temperaturas lo que habrá en problemas que se encuentran en tintas de campaña la esfera decir a la frontera las autoridades fueron atacantes y están advertidos de la salud de los menores. >>> para compartir, las autoridades par probar las vacunas a todos los migrantes. >>> en los próximos días están relacionados de la cárcel de máxima seguridad donde se vieron recluidos. >>> torres en las estrictas medidas se seguridad una chapo guzmán se enteró por las comunicación sobre la violencia captura es un de su hijo en méxico. >>> se que forma parte del equipo legal de los semana. >>> como san diego, chicago. >>> donde se reconoce com

cynthia on the number could you get somebody to come if you liked doing this issue and talk about. it he said again and got a. gun salute. you have a little bit so it's all talking about a fight in quantum biggers arch of another issue as peter. complete was on those are still under but deal of the list for flight $93.00 out. here is on him by answer my gives above you i'm of the book for them to be out and by that bit of vision i'll see. that of what it is they haven't found i might not want something transport yet. while maybe i'll buy that he hadn't thought . of the sultan. of the number because sean's called him a good shot. and yes because she it's often then momente at smith and most of us gentleman's barbershops feel a dollar it helps all the comfort as is my own little shits i just bought it for the space station. isn't that a hobby a man found at 6 o'clock this is for free cause. that's called love of the not clear that he she is a shit single vitiates alice. owns that some mr than it's interest what's machine must not impose. a swastika maté in the lives of us as to the m

with nbc's cynthia mcfadden. good morning >> good morning, everyone, it was john kennedy jr.he last ten years of jackie's life, they were the best of friends says simon, and now, 25 years, can you believe it, after her friend's death, simon has written a remembrance, loving, yes, but also a bit shocking, in it intimacy about a woman who prized her privacy ♪ anticipation >> reporter: we're headed to cay mon's home on martha's vineyard songs like "anticipation" has made her one of the greatest singer songwriters of our time ♪ these are the good old days". >> we arrived to find simon who suffers from stage fright, painfully anxious in anticipation of talking about her friend jackie kennedy onassis. >> i'm just so nervous sorry to be this way. >> maybe because it matters to you. >> it does matter. the idea of talking about jackie who's such an icon, she means so much to so many people, and if i didn't get it right, i would be really angry with myself. >> do you feel at all that you have violated a code of friendship with her by writing what you have written? >> you know, i just f

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cynthia moreno es la portavoz del dmv y explica la importancia del loco documento.que van a abortar a un vuelo domÉstico, van a entrar a una base militar, o a un edificio federal de alta seguridad, es muy importante que obtenga algÚn real id. jairo: solamente los ciudadanos y residentes legales pueden obtener este documento. vine preparado con cuatro documentos. pasaporte, seguro social, dos residuos de la luz y el gas para documentar que realmente vivo aquÍ, en el Área de sacramento. al final del trÁmite edad este recibo que dice en la corte superior real id. puede llevar aproximadamente 15 a 20 dÍas. ivette: recomendamos ser una cita, pero no es necesario. el dmv tiene una serie de oficinas que abren a las 7:00 a.m., en todo el estado, ademÁs hay oficinas que abre los sÁbados. hay manera de venir sin tener una cita para obtener de real id. espejo la portavoz del departamento de vehÍculos. bienvenida. cÓmo agilizar este trÁmite? ivette: antes de llegar a las oficinas pueden ir a nuestro sitio de internet y llenar la aplicaciÓn de solicitud para la licencia de manej

jury and you will become the star you stay on the owner so no one else for not will surely thought cynthia gardner women skews law the voting is 1st and ask the name of the news for bill because you need to cause more than the notch money bust you have a go. at it than me or that. let that go up and then get money ok left. and i will give them to you and anything to which only but if you. see me and i got a. great run. a survivor of a genocide there are people who beg me to kill the person when they're suffering but i didn't have the heart to do it has dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. and here is to draw. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families doesn't it if i could just find a finger i could bury bone hunter on al-jazeera. we have a news gathering team here that is 2nd time out there all over the world and they do a fantastic job when information is coming in very quickly all at once you've got to be able to react to all the changes and al-jazeera we adapt to them. my job is is

. >> reporter: cynthia and her family were among the two thousand people evacuated. >> i was scared and crying. >> why were you crying? >> because my animal that avi in the house and i don't want my house to burn down. >> reporter: they returned late afternoon to retrieve her mother's medication for a thyroid condition and picture of her daughter. while their home was not damaged, others were reduced to piles overable. on red winery home we saw one home still burning. on geyser's road we saw downed power lines on fire with a cr o cal fire confirm thad 49 structures have been destroyed. >> that damage assessment continues. it is not over. >> reporter: sonoma county sheriff says all evacuation orders remain in effect. >> once you leave an area you will not be allowed back in. >> reporter: cal fire says there are more than 1300 firefighters on the line and that number is expected to increase by 50% by friday. >> don't know when they're going to let us go in to see our house. >> reporter: they plan to stay with relatives in hills burg. they're worryed the fire could cause damage to thare no

cynthia, i'll start with you. what is your initial reaction to all this? >> it's been investigated ad nauseam, but just that trump doesn't like the answer. he doesn't want to know. he doesn't want us to believe and understand that the investigation into the russian collusion investigation began when george papadopoulos got drunk at a bar in london and told the australian ambassador that he had been told that russia had a bunch of dirt on hillary and that they were going to drop it at convenient times. that was reported extensively. and the australians, after they found out that the dnc server had been hacked, gave that to the fbi, and that's what opened the investigation. we know that. but they don't like the answer. that's the problem. and so, we've had all of this machinations and, frankly, comments by barr which suggest he thinks there was spying, which there was not, and allegations about the fisa warrant, which was perfectly legal and scrupulously handled, and they just don't want to hear what the answer is. and at some point, you know, we have to sto

please join me in welcoming to the kansas city public library, cynthia press got. (applause) good >> afternoon. merely 30,000 people attended the dedication of the pioneer statute in the valley park in 1927 and other monuments soon waiting in kansas city residents had a tribute to long suffering monitors and in the 19 eighties, local residents were discovered kansas city's connection to the western trails. the long history in kansas city area the passing in awaiting of the region and the house. the earliest pioneer monuments by which i can stop and explain. the monument to be a sculpture and statute or a relief that is a piece of public art that is attributed to physically depicts frontier people. these are found throughout the country and have a dense concentration in the kansas city area. the earliest of these monuments as i call them are put out in the 1880s and increasingly in the years following world war one. they monuments that were put up at the turn of the century where explicitly depicting a hierarchy in the west. this is at the same time monuments we've

i think they're going to have a pretty tough time with this. >> cynthia, i want to ask you about a trial here, and this is basically the grand jury part of the trial. we're putting together evidence that in the back room like in a grand jury, we're going to have public testimony to back that up, to dramatize it for the american jury, if you will. at what point will you say diminishing returns? we've got now three top witnesses all saying the same thing, there was a quid pro quo here. they saw it coming, saw it happening. at what point do you say to a judge or to yourself, we've got the case, let's take it to the jury? >> what you don't do is wait until you can get bolton or get these guys having a hearing in december? it's really time to stop thinking about all that. today was important because this morrison guy can confirm there was a quid pro quo. remember he wasn't there until july 15th. the key witness, the entire arc of this conspiracy was way before he got there. they had this meeting which sondland has been lying about. >> right. >> and now they have not just three, they have the

. >> i spoke with cynthia shah of the american red cross today and she had some pretty good advice howge all your devices. charge your cars. know h o uson kw how to the manually open or close our garage d or need refrigeration, you need to talk to your health care provider what to do in these certain cases or depot to an area with electricity. >> you should have nonperishable foods and three gallons of water per person per day. so if the water is out for seven days that's 21 gallons per person. >> we need to detail this weather coming our way. >> meteorologist sandhya patel tracking it very closely. >> there's a reason for it as we go into tomorrow, take a look at the areas in the north bay under very high or extreme fire danger. that expands as we go io thursday, wednesday night into thursday. you can see parts of the east bay, also now in that high to very high. and it will remain extreme for parts of the north bay for thursday 6:00 a.m. live d just g clouds. there's a system that is in the pacific northwest, it's a dry cold front that's going to drop southward and then in binding t

joining me now, cynthia oxney. the gi tuess the question, agai snow people like me think that if you have a subpoena, you have to respond. but clearly this is working to some degree for the white house, saying letters take your subpoenas and put it wheres sun don't shine. >> right, well, it has worked. why wouldn't you continue to do it. but i do think that they are dealing with a different animal in schiff and now that pelosi is pretty engaged. so they have to make a decision on if they are going to do the full impeachment vote. and gut reaction is no, we don't want to because the president shouldn't have a right to tell us how we do our investigation. clearly the house is in charge of how they should do it. but legally they are in a better position if they do the vote. and so i would hope that they would go forward and do that. and then when the white house doesn't comply with the subpoena, they need to move to hold them in contempt, need to move forward and fine people, send it over to criminal prosecution at do

. >>> and cynthia germinatta, lady gaga's mother, talks about how the family dealt with mental illnessit has on the whole family. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

cynthia friedman and carol penske, over and over again thank you for your leadership in founding the's leadership forum. for 26 years we have been mixing up democratic women across the country, thank you for that and unleashing the power of women in our democracy. the mantra for victory, women will vote. [applause] >> that is important because nothing is more wholesome than the increased participation and leadership of america's women in our democracy and that is exactly what is called for at this moment in history. as you recall you were there. everybody in this room was there the day after the inauguration. women marched and they ran, women voted, women won. with your help last year we won a net gain of 40 house seats in the most gerrymandered and voter suppressed political arena in history. thank you for your help. now we must defend and expand our majority in the house of representatives, win back the u.s. senate and elect a democratic president of the united states. today you already heard from some of the extraordinary house women or maybe you haven't yet, because of the loss o

cynthia, thank you for joining us. >> i'm so inspired by you talking about this. >> thank you.health. i believe that we as both individuals and society, we don't treat it the same way that we treat physical health so certainly when it happened in our house, i didn't know what to look for. as a parent i wasn't prepared. to really address this. stephanie was very unique. that wasn't always appreciated by her peers. as a result she went through lot of difficult times, humiliated, taunted, isolated. when you're a young woman this severely impacts you. it was in middle school when i saw the turn happen. when she went from a very happy and aspirational young girl, to somebody that started to question her self-worth. to have doubts about herself. that's when we actually saw the turn. what i didn't realize, because i wasn't prepared, is how to really deal with it when i was growing up, times were different. the way that we would deal with things is what i learned. that's what i resorted to. i relied on -- >> get a grip. >> i relied on getting a grip. i relied on the generational grit o

harriet star cynthia erivo is following up one icon with another her portrayal of legendary abolitionist harriet tubman opens november 1st next she'll play aretha franklin and the upcoming season of genius. the national geographic anthology series dramatizes the professional and personal stories of such innovators as albert einstein and pablo picasso as the queen of soul aretha will perform any of franklin songs. 20 years ago metallica and the san francisco symphony combined for concerts and an album. >>now the orchestra and the rockers have reunited for s and m 2 recorded live in september. if you didn't make the show you can still experience the unique music meld as a worldwide one night only theatrical event wednesday october night location and ticket info on the web that metallica dot film and hollywood. david daniel. >>before go we want to take a live look outside checking in on the bay bridge a little bit of traffic so it's filling and quickly. this friday morning heading into san francisco, a peek at some temperatures around the bay area. oakland you're waking up at 52 degrees 56

we spoke with cynthia shaw. she had some good advice on how to get ready. >> charge all your devices. we have so many electric cars here. charge your cars. know how to operate your garage door. so many of us don't know how to man rally open and close garage doors. if you have medical devices that need electricity or medications that require refrigeration, talk about your health care provider about what you should do in these circumstances. >> another reminder, we should have nonperishable foods ready to go. >> let's look at what's going on with the humidity forecast. we're starting to see places like bnd a up around lake during the evening and overnight, 10 to 20%. not much moisture in the area. here's the fire index. we're very high at 7:00 this morning in napa and solano counties. look how by noon we're at the highest levels. extreme fire conditions, watch the red spread throughout the north bay during the overnight hours while the east bay jumps into very high conditions. tonight while we're sleeping, that's

future is in doubt ok john many thanks john hendren reporting live from chicago let's talk now to cynthia cole fully president of the union full blowing engine he is the s p p a she joins us from belleview since vehicle welcome to. how can both being have got this role. how did when you got this wrong yes designing an aircraft like this in this way with these faults. i think one of the things i see happening in the culture at boeing is when people speak up engineers speak up and disagree with decisions management those disagreements have not been listened to so i am not sure how many engineer is actually said you know this isn't a good idea and you got a little indication when you have. it so you know it didn't actually tell the f.a.a. what they saw they didn't really completely describe what they were seeing or simulators so i think. there needs to be more open an openness and transparency in their design process where where the issues are seeing emotion years or less and. i'm just speculating if that wasn't there yet everything i've been reading it's the f.a.a. didn't was not fully awar

let's speak to cynthia shaw from the american red cross's northern california team. the state fire servicen for your operations? it was a very active day with the fire growing significantly. the containment is down so we are definitely worried about how things are going to go tonight with high winds expected. 0ur tonight with high winds expected. our focus is to care for people in shelters, making sure they have a safe place and help them wait out this wild storm. give us a sense of how many people you are having to help? the evacuations are affecting 180,000 people, several help? the evacuations are affecting 180 , 000 people, several thousands are in our shelters, across the area. i know this happens it year after yea r, area. i know this happens it year after year, how does it take its toll on people? it is a challenge when it year after year you have these evacuations, these massive wildfires. the community is resilient so it knows what to do in these situations and that is why we have seen such amazing evacuations because they have seen what the fires of done in the past that it does

please help me thank cynthia macleod, superintendent of independence national historical park. [applause] >> dog divorce, chairman of the national constitution center's executive community. [applause] sasso, chairman, stradley ronan. [applause] fitzpatrick, president of citizens bank, mid-atlantic region. [applause] chairman liebert adler. [applause] the 11th yeararks sponsoring the $100,000 prize. please give ira and kim a round of soup -- a round of applause for their support. [applause] person i would like to recognize is university of pennsylvania president, dr. ayman guthman -- amy guthman. she could not be with us tonight. but people know the many contributions she has made. she has shared -- chaired for many years and we thank her for her service. who hasank everyone made tonight possible. [applause] justice kennedy tonight, we also celebrate our mission to education. there are many individuals who support of the constitution center's important work over the years and i would like to take a moment to recognize three individuals who are no longer with us. threeast year, w

. >> a maximum security prison for women just north of new york city we sent our own cynthia mcfaddento check it out. >> over the years i have spent a lot of time in prison telling stories, never have i had such a delightful and uplifting experience in prison as i did on this one thanks to a program bringing together those on two legs and on four. deep inside a maximum security prison for women, just north of new york city, a sound you might not expect that's right well, the doghousee big house. meet mcdonald, a 2-year-old pup beasley is serving ten years for assault. training with donald, taking care of him, feeling his love, she says is helping her trust people again. >> has mcdonald changed doing time, what that means to you >> yeah, he has. he let me feel again >> but in a way what you're describing is raising a dog to be a therapy dog is therapy in itself. >> yeah. absolutely >> crystal and mcdonald are not alone. for more than 20 years, inmates have trained more than 1,200 dogs to work as service dogs to the not for profit, puppies behind bars. dogs like scout, and angel, ultima

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. >>> good eving, welcome to kqed newsroom , i am cynthia. we begin with pg&e'slatest round of power outages in northern california. >> by thursday, pg&e cut tof power 180,000 customers across 17 counties in henort even as the company works to restore power to the afthcted customers, are warning of a larger shut off starting on saturday night amid forecasts of strong wind. it they faced ism from the governorla, wmakers, and the california public utilities co ission over their handli of the first round of power outages two weeks ago. pg&e ceo accepted lane, saying the utility was not adequately prrsared for the round of outages, as the website crashed repeatedly and the call nters were overloaded. joining me now is the senior produc, and data journalist, lisa white commented disability rights advocate sharing the board for the centerfor independent living in berkeley. lisa, tell me, what about the ul shutoffs that start saturday evening and over the weekend? >> last night, pg&e warned peop throughout the baarea that they could be turning off t

big welcome to you, cynthia.cance of this becoming now a criminal inquiry. what kind of power does that give investigators that they didn't have before? >> well, it's pretty interesting. ordinarily, you would say it gives them a lot more power because it gives them the possibility of a grand jury, a possibility of subpoena power, but what we know about what's going on with this investigation now is the attorney general of the united states has been flying around the world asking questions. it's very odd. there's plenty of power in that, probably more power than in the simple grand jury. it's very unusual. this attorney general has really never tried a criminal case, has never done grand jury work, and he seems to have sort of overtaken the person who he charged with the responsibility for doing the investigation, the united states attorney durham, who does know how to do an investigation. so, there are so many political layers on this, and you know, careful barr watchers have the good sense to be suspicious about

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dennis mullen who already has been demoted from chairman to simply chief executive of boeing will cynthia cold is really the president of the union boeing in geneva is she says the company does have a problem with not listening to the concerns of its stuff. one of the things i seen happening in the culture at boeing is when people speak up engineers speak up and disagree with decisions management those disagreements not been listened to so i am not sure how many engineers actually said you know this isn't a good idea and you got a little indication when you have test pilots so you know it didn't actually tell the f.a.a. what they saw they didn't really completely describe what they were seeing in the simulators so i think there needs to be more open openness and transparency in their design process where with issues are seeing emotion years or less and. i'm just speculating as i wasn't there yet everything i've been reading is the f.a.a. didn't was not fully aware of how much the aircraft had changed and i think more f.a.a. oversight. would have been warranted in this case and i just thin

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. ♪ i'm sorry, i'm gonna leave you ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a new film starring cynthia arivo. >> i made up my meant to flesh out the wikipedia entry. >> when trouble comes you'll be ready. >> i saw her as a young woman who had a force of will that was almost unbreakable, and she was a superhero because of that. >> reporter: the more you discover about harriet tubman, the more you realize she had to be a superhero. >> i'm not afraid of death. >> reporter: to pull off exploits, it would be an understatement to say were daring. >> these are the only known representations in the photograph that we have. >> reporter: kate clifford larson is tubman'sapher. fll.on >> reporter: on the eastern shore of maryland where she was born, the harriet tubman underground railroad visitor center opened in 2017. nor writ one, but two national parks dedicated to her story. >>> would this have looked the way it did when harriet tubman was around here? >> yes, it would have looked exactly like this. >> reporter: she was born here, araminta ross, minoty for short. >> on that far side of the river -- >> reporter: hour