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i'm david williams. i am a resident of district seven. on the president of the west bay retirees chapter. adds an original member of the living wage coalition. i am speaking today as a board member. the california reliance for retired americans which represents over a million members around the state and is an organization of organizations that is doing advocacy work and organizing work for seniors issues and legislation. last year at our convention, we passed a resolution saying there is no better investment than investing in the people who do the hard work of taking care of our elderly and disabled, mentoring youth, counselling families, caring for the homeless and serving communities and whereas the san francisco board of supervisors are now considering amendments to these laws that would raise wages of thousands of workers including nonprofit workers and in-home supportive service home care workers to a dollar 86 above the current minimum wage. we sent a letter to every member of this board and the mayor's office urging that to happen

david williams. president of the west bay retirees chapter of seiu 1021, members and retirees come to the meetings to talk about how they have not been accommodated in trying to return to work, what troubles they have, how the departments do not facilitate getting them back but rather obstruction. likewise, they talk about how they have been bullied and pushed out because of ageism, and forced to retire after working for many years when they are not ready to. you've heard all the rest of the stuff. what really needs to happen here is this meeting, this hearing needs to be taken to the full board, every supervisor, all 11 supervisors need to hear this, they need to hear all this and need to respond. they need to tell us what they are going to do. they need to direct the managers and the department heads as to what they expect of them, and we expect change and we expect the whole board to facilitate that happening. thank you. >> hello, gail romly, unit clerk at laguna honda hospital. been there three y

david lucian williams maj. dwayne williams marvin woods kevin wayne yokum donald mcarthur young edmond young lisa young ladies and gentlemen, please remain silent for the arrival of the official party. the national anthem performed by the united states academy glee club. a moment of silence killed. and the invocation delivered by paul hurley, army chief of chaplains. ladies and gentlemen, general paul silva. ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense. james mattis. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, michael r. pence. and the second lady of the united states, mrs. karen pence. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wav

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[bell ringing] >> lieutenant commander david l. williams, united states navy. [bell ringing] >> major dwayne williams, united states army. [bell ringing] >> chief marvin roger woods, united states navy, retired. [bell ringing] >> captain john d. yemnicky sr., united states navy retired. vikki yancy. petty officer second class kevin w. yoakam, united states navy. chief donald m. yumm united states navy. -- donald m. young, united states navy. edmond g. young jr. lisa l. young. [bell ringing] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain silent for the arrival of the official party, the national anthem performed by the united states naval academy glee club, a moment of silence to honor those killed at the pentagon, on united airlines flight 93 and in new york, and the invocation delivered by cap chaplain paul hurly, army chief of chaplains. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice chairman of the joints chief of staff general paul silva. >> ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense james m. mattis. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states michael r

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williams after the french open criticized her catsuit. they have always been a brand with purpose, they just put out high performance hit jobs --hijabs for female muslim athletes. davids came out with a tweet, saying she's really proud to be part of the mike -- the nike family. herthere was a picture from younger days. take it from another point, the nfl has a brand involved as well, they were going to have this lawsuit that is going to trial. how does the nfl need to position itself with its core audience? the nfl is not handled this well. they have a big problem as they head into the season. they have a game this thursday and they still don't have a final decision on how to handle the national anthem. get with the players and figure out how to give the players the strong that in ahad to do way that pleases fans and players. they have a long way to go. nike is an important branch of the nfl, so imagine the nfl is not too happy with nike right now. david: i imagine the same thing, at the same time, the core audience for nfl may be different from the core customer from nike. the nfl may be more concerned about who would normally fall in the president trump base. >> th

eighty we had four former cabinet ministers who were leading the charts up with roy jenkins david dorn shelley williams and bill rogers all well current public figures is there anyone of that stature within the wings well there are people of that stature now you may remember the famous limehouse declaration not far from central london where they put their store out and it was received positively by millions in the public but it would take those who haven't given up completely in their existing conservative and labor parties to make the move there's can clark maybe he wouldn't want to take this path from the conservatives you know hilary barrie and the other side but those individuals might be waiting for a change within the established party it's a long lonely walk into a new party when you've already got hundreds of years in the case of the conservatives and over a century in the case of labor to walk away from of course was another key ingredient back in the way to me it is and david steele a little party had a leader who was waiting for for that opportunity. this party were for it would happen again

secondly they have tried before to start another party, we had forbade heavyweights, shirley williams, davidand it had to merge with the lib dems, sid yediot you will get for heavyweights together, people with the gung ho to go for it, i think they just carry on the gung ho to go for it, i think theyjust carry on pottering about. but corbyn heavyweights like diane abbott and emily thornberry, they look weighed down and updated by events in the past 12 months so even those who were in the front line heavyweights are no longer heavyweights are no longer heavyweights and its interesting watching the loss of confidence. lot of people think that is all brexit related, once we are through brexit, as if that has a finite point, traditional parties will re—establish themselves along clearer lines, there has been overla p clearer lines, there has been overlap in both parties because of brexit. the political divide is no longer left and right, it remain and leave. and the observer, sadiq khan has added his voice to calls for a second referendum and it seems to be growing, i don't know if that's too la

slam the fourteen draw him level with pete sampras at third on the all time list david stokes al-jazeera. serena williams is going for a record equalling twenty four grand slams in the women's final but standing in hawaii is nigh only osaka who was just one year old when serene at one have first major a socket could become japan's first ever grand slam winner and competitor it came mr cory is keeping the faith. so you she's going to be fine because you know i was what you used to date to hugh was did you enjoy mean pulling agreed to meet all the time i was happy to see you know he was mine unbelievable to me i'm sure she has he's going to have a chance to reach for the. american mike bryan and jack circle on the second grand slam doubles title in a row they were straight sets one is over lukas cobalts and marcello melo it's a major success for what's a temporary team sockets brian's entering part of his brother bob is injured this was also a record eighteenth grand slam doubles title for brian. the reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel says she wants to be a source of motivation for others af

david: not least because serena williams has been her idol. ry young female player on tour. david: whether right or wrong or indifferent, what does it mean for the sport of tennis? will become less attractive for advertisers, viewers? lee: if anything, more. ther ratings on espn where second highest -- were the second highest in their history. there were few times i have ever watched the entire press conferences post match -- you now have a great new star in osaka. you will want to see a rematch between her and williams. surely not take this lying down. she will continue to want to perform and perform at a very high level. but i think you will see increased interest in women's tennis over the next several months and years. david: we do not want to take away from naomi osaka. this is a really gifted tennis player. lee: she has a remarkable talent. and by the way, she held herself together, very much so, during the entire controversy, really kept her nerves in check. alix: and controversy in sport ratings.an everlasting particularly the nfl. the

think it is important to stress that david beckham and robbie williams, gary lineker and wayne rooneyese are legendary figures. not only in their particular fields they have excelled, but also there is the case that they have done a great deal for charity. nobody is condoning tax avoidance. there is nothing unlawful a p pa re ntly avoidance. there is nothing unlawful apparently in what has happened. clearly the honours system ought to ta ke clearly the honours system ought to take this into account, but equally, there are checks and balances. look at sir ken dodd, for example. there we re at sir ken dodd, for example. there were certainly ambiguities of behaviour at knotty ash. that didn't stop him from getting a knighthood. ido stop him from getting a knighthood. i do think the system should honour those who have done service in these fields in this way. the documents do not mention any names. but loads of people have raised questions about why these people have not received honours in the past for the reasons outlined. one suggestion is that some of them have invested in schemes tha

player to win a grand slam but the match was overshadowed by a major argument between williams and the umpire david stokes reports. i say it was i stated i said i serino williams regularly produces a show on co but not like this this was a us open final like no other williams was going for a record equalling twenty fourth grand slam miami osaka sixteen years her junior was looking for her first and surprisingly it was a sucka who looked more comfortable winning the first set in little over half an hour i then the real drama started serena as coach was spotted offering advice from the stands something that's not allowed at grand slams on a ship collision warning this is what it was understand why you may have thought that was huge and that's when it was not and she to win it was as i sucked his lead grew so did serenus frustration and it wasn't long before the empire intervened again this time deducting her a point the smashing her racket tensions were running high it was easy to say it's a sucker's domination continued. and so did so in his argument with the umpire please . see. if. i. can't punish

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against fascism and oppression meanwhile musicians rejecting on is included vaughan williams john leyden of the sex pistols david bowie and brian ino we also late between extreme hubris and extreme paranoia the war on terror was paranoia the triumph of of the west and the downfall of communism was who brasil and for some turning down orders like the o.b.e. was for what the east stood for empire a lot of the atrocities that were for the soon to africans as was the result of one of the slave trade and which was invoked by empire then i would it be then. account like a bad thing for me to do to upset the. and then be a member of the opposition empire it's a subject that has come under renewed scrutiny in the wake of the so-called windrush scandal in u.k. prime minister tourism aids hostile environment which led to deportations of british people with africa or be in the street and one icon of caribbean cultural interchange celebrates half a century this year trojan records a label was promoted by a d.j. who did so much to fuse the rebellion of political music in global culture don let's we sat down with the celebrat

slam the fourteen i draw him level with pete sampras at third on the all time list david stokes al-jazeera. serina williams is going for a record equalling twenty four grand slams in the women's final but standing in hawaii is niamey osaka who was just one year old when serino on her first major could become japan's first ever grand slam winner and her compatriots kate misha corey is keeping the faith. see she's going to be fine because you know i was watching yesterday too hugh was enjoying playing great tournaments all the time i was really happy to see you know she was going to be vba to me i'm sure she has he's going to have a chance to be to be you know american mike bryan and jack sock landed the second grand slam doubles title in a row that was straight sets win is over at lucas cobalts on marcelo it's a major success for what's a temporary same sock is bryant entering his brother bobby's injured this was also a record eighteenth grand slam doubles title for. reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel says she wants to be a source of motivation for others after revealing that's an injury on t

david were they related : themselves? >> they were not related. my parents married and that is the relation. the wonderful thing is that grover cleveland attended william mckinley's inauguration, which i think is special. david: susan, when your mother was first lady, she came down with breast cancer. in those days, people never used the phrase or mentioned the phrase breast cancer. people did not talk about it very much. what was the thinking she had about saying what the operation was going to be, and did she have any hesitancy about it? how did that change her life in terms of being a breast caster advocate? susan: we are talking about 1974 and we had only been in the white house about six weeks when mother went into the naval hospital for her routine physical like any first lady or president goes for. they found a lump about the size of a pea. so when mother went in for her surgery, which linda and her mother and her sister were there at the white house that day, you will see pictures and a small suitcase at the foot of my errands' bed. no one ever looked at that -- parents' bed. no one ever looked at that picture and discovered she was going into

next up it's the australian open event he's won six times already david stokes al-jazeera the debate over the behavior of both serena williams and the chair umpire during the women's final just won't go away williams' loss to know me osaka in a bad tempered match the women's tennis association has come out in support of serena's claims that she was treated differently by the umpire than a male player would have been a chief executive steve simon released a statement on sunday saying the w.c. was committed to all players being treated the same and that they did not believe that was done during the final novak djokovic has responded as well he says the umpire was harsh on serena but that sexism doesn't come into it may i have my personal opinion that may be should not have pushed syria not to the limit especially in a grand slam final. you know just maybe changed maybe it did change the course of the match in just was in my opinion maybe unnecessary i don't see things as mr simon does i really don't think you know men and women are you know treated in this way or the other way depending on you know on the situation it's hard t

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against fascism and oppression meanwhile musicians rejecting owners included born williams john leyden of the sex pistols david bowie and brian ino we also late between extreme hubris and extreme paranoia the war on terror was paranoia the triumph of of the west and the downfall of communism was who brissie yearned for some turning down orders like the o.b.e. with for what the east stood for empire a lot of the atrocities that were afforded soon to africans as was a result of the north of the slave trade. which was invoked by the empire and i would have been. a comic about thing for me to do to upset the. and then be a member of the opposition empire it's a subject that has come under renewed scrutiny in the wake of the so-called windrush scandal in u.k. prime minister to raise a maze hostile environment which led to deportations of british people with africa or be in the street and one icon of caribbean cultural interchange celebrates half a century this year trojan records the label was promoted by a d.j. who did so much to fuse the rebellion of political music in global culture don let's we sat down with th

but david says, they have, quote, severe injuries. as for theci nt, prince william county police are continuing to investigate. they'r expected to release more information over the next couple days. meanwhile, people in this neighborhood are waiting to see who's at fault.al live in city, prince william county, i'm show marmar stone, news >> what a scene they came upon. thanks, shomari. >>> more humidity and the change is in the way here, folks. we have fal on the way. and doug camera says there's also a big chance for severe weather tomorrow. he's tracking it all. how bad aree talking, doug? >> it will be tomorrow evening, guys. that's the key here. this is going to happen around 5:00, 6:00, we'd see some stronger storms. but tomorrow's storms, 7:00 or 8:00 in the district. that's going to make a difference. one thing you notice on the radar picture, there's no rain around our area. the last couple of frames, any rain gets o of the region. just back to the west, we are tracking more rain. r big-tin and strong thunderstorms, too. severe weather back towards chicago.

fourteen draw him level with pete sampras at third on the all time list david stokes al-jazeera on in just over an hour's time serena williams will be taking on niamey or soccer in the women's final williams is aiming for a record equalling twenty fourth grand slam soccer when she's the first japanese woman to reach a grand slam final she was born in japan but left that age three and was raised in the united states a mother is japanese her father from haiti and she has both japanese and a u.s. citizenship she turned pro age fifteen and a father registered as a japanese role as an american player earlier this year the twenty two year old beat williams in miami and then went on so when her first indian wells earlier on we spoke to john wertheim of sports illustrated he believes i saw that does have the potential to become one of the dominant players on the women still i think she really can i mean i think some of this is the fact that serena williams is almost thirty seven years old in serenus absence that will happen eventually or stockers could could really fill that vacuum but i think a lot of the williams sisters i think t

david. of the headlines overnight, john williams said they should not hesitate in inverting the yield curve.s point spread between the 10 and the two. before i get to the equity markets, let's have a look at the sentiment right now, risk-averse, down five this is on the 10 year overnight to where we are. the dollar-yen and the dollar-swissie also down. the dollar is being offered up against the haven assets but in favor of em. gold climbing above 200 -- 1200 and announced. korea, andh australia, futures have declined. timeu measure from this last year, we are on track for the biggest one-week drop in asia, going back to march of this year. have the tech play, semiconductors which we will be fleshing out later. there is eco-data. i'm going to ignore that because it will not have that much bearing. 287,futures pointing to down a bit at the open. lead to midnight, that is when public consultation and spirit anytime after that -- public consultation ends. any time after that, we might get an announcement. have a look at this chart. it tells you where you need to look up your looking for signs of

david stokes al-jazeera. the debate over the behavior of both serina williams and the chair umpire during the women's final just won't go away williams lost. in a bad tempered match the women's tennis association has come out in support of serena's claims that she was treated differently by the umpire than a male player would have been the chief executive steve simon released a statement on sunday saying the w.t. was committed to all players being treated the same and that they didn't believe that what was done during the final. never talk of it shows responded as well he says the umpire was harsh on serena but that six of them doesn't come into it may i have my personal opinion that may be determined by or should not have pushed syria not to the limit especially in a grand slam final. you know just maybe changed maybe it did change the course of the match in just was in my opinion maybe unnecessary i don't see things as mr simon does i really don't think you know men and women are. you know treated in this way or the other way depending on you know on the situation it's hard to generalize things really just i

william and david they were both engineers to start it's like returning back to the future, sort, for's been a remarkable journey for me, personally, i've been with the company 24 years, i joined hp as an agent. but i'm an engineer by trade and i use technology but i like to use technology to disrupt things, to change things and we have a clear purpose for the company which is to advance the way we work. >> it collaborative with you and the board and everybody else with decisions to jettison parts of the business? >> absolutely. absolutely and when antonio was president before becoming ceo of the company, he was actively involved in managing the implementation of all of the decisions we made as a board you know, we spun off and created huge shareholder value you should talk a little bit about some of the opportunities. now that we've simplified the business in a big way. >> yeah, no, listen, we have gone through a remarkable transformation to make maggie's point. we no longer claim the shareholder value. we took away from the focus, we live in an incredible time everything is changing

[laughter] he wanted it small and lean and recruited william bundy as one of those 25. but today we have -- david many? >> oh my gosh. to count all the agencies there's many tens of thousands. it's crazy. were not getting our money's worth. [laughter] >> a good example of the failure of british intelligence came in 19401 british and french intelligent failed to protect where the germans were going to attack. they cut through the allied armies and caught the fall of france and had the british withdraw and left their equipment behind it was a disaster. after when the intelligence was analyzed it was shown that there were indications of where the germans were going to attack initiative known and if it had been probably analyzed they would have known that but there weren't the mechanisms in place. >> he was famously told that hitler would've made but decided to ignore it. >> again and again. >> maybe our past nation with five stories comes from the fact that the stories are metaphors for human failure. we are all human and all fail in all make mistakes and spy stories are a particularly vivid vehicle

david shaw's team ranked number 7 and notre dame, number 8. and dexter williamsfirst carry wasmemorable, 45 yards for the touchdown. he had 161 yards rushing for th speedy rushing back bryce love. this is the score that ties it up at 7-7. the teams traded the scores back and forth. and ian book in the late first quarter finds a wide open receiver and 61 yards for that touchdown. and you know where k.j. costello is going, and the favorite target here is a.j. whiteside, and notre dame gets one more before the half. book is going to avoid the tackle and he hits chase claypool 25 yards out, and 21-14, irish at the half. fourth quarter and still a one-touchdown game. and bryce love here on third and 21, and stopped, but this is more troublesome, he has the left ankle rolled up on, and leaving the game, and then things spiraled out of after that. stanford loses the first game of the year, 38-17 the final. >>> and this is a goodis a goodd the middle for cal can to give the bears a 10-7 lead, and golden bear fans, yeah, they are pumped and sumer excited with a nice night

we may even get an answer on who is a better dancer, william or harry? and davidoubt we'll see a load of other special guests as harry and meghan kick off the tournament. george? >> i'm sure we will. julia, thank you very much. "g from s go back ggeorgelet's camp lejeune, north carolina, which is actually directly in the path of florence. that's actually the different video. i don't know if we have the one from today. but we also have this little girl, harper grace, who is told not the feed her dogs. and this is what happened. oh, we don't have it. she gets really scared because her mom says, harper grace! i'll put it online. we'll do it there. it was very funny, i promise. all right. go ahead and put your "gma" moment on my facebook page >>> now it is time for the big reveal. our "dancing with the stars" exclusive. who is dancing into the ballroom with witney this season? let's not wait any more. let's bring them out. please welcome witney and her new partner, disney star milo manheim. [ applause ] >> hey. >> hi. how are you doing? >> good morning, good morning.

david shaw's teaman number seven in the nation, notre dame, number eight. dexter williamsseason, a very memorable one. williams had 161 yards rushing on the night. stanford has their own speedy back, bryce love. this is 39 of his 73 rushing yards came on this one play. the score ties it up at seven. late in the first quarter, ian book finds a wide-open nick wisher, six yards for that touchdown. stanford answers, third and goal. you know where kj costello is going. his favote tt. this ties it up at 14. notre dame gets one more before the end of the half. book is going to is avoid the tackle and he hits chase claypool ten yards out, 24 -- 21-14, irish at the half. fourth quarter touchdown game. bryce love stopped on third and 21, but this is more troublesome, look at this. his left ankle gets rolled up on and he would have to leave the game limping. we're waiting for information. things spiraled out of control from there, stanford loses their first game of the year 38-17, the final. >>> jared goff at memorial stadium for cal and oregon. cal's quarterback mcelwain has a good

nights in august, the epic "star wars" scores by composer john williams were performed live with the movies by theos fi philharmonic and davidlose the ability when you are performing a live score. >> yes. >> reporter: what are the challenges of conducting a score while the film is going on? >> it's thrilling. it's exactly the opposite of what you would think it would be. >> reporter: performing film music, you need to be more aggressive in a way. that doesn't mean loud or soft necessarily. even if it's soft, it just needs to be really focused. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: newman has composed the scores of almost 100 films. hollywood composer alfred newman, helped define the genre during a 20-year run as music director at 20th century fox. >>> how big is this trend? >> right now it's huge. >> reporter: five years ago, two companies began taking these concerts on the road. cine-concerts produces shows in 48 countries. they screened gladiator in rome at the coliseum. and harry potter at royal albert hall in london. while film concerts live works with orchestras around the world to showcase 16 movies including six scores compose bid john wi

david: he had a deal with nike. this is serena williamsweet, saying especially proud to be part of the nike family today. is going to take to trial his dispute with the nfl, saying they got together and refused to give him a job specifically because of his political speech. alix: because of the kneeling during the national anthem. for nike in a world where typically a company wants to avoid being tweeted about by the president. david: wondering who buys nike shoes? where are they going to come down on this issue? alix: excellent point. joining us now is brooke sutherland for our third story. jd.com. brooke: i am looking at the company's alien are founder who was arrested on accusations of sexual misconduct -- billionaire founder who was arrested on accusations of misconduct -- sexual misconduct. there were a lot of russians around this issue. we're not sure of the details of the complaint. it involved a chinese student at the university of minnesota. a lot of questions but i think what is interesting about this is it is a negative catalyst

williams emotional u.s. open final in a moment, but first stanford at home in a big early-season matchup with usc, david shaweads to charge. bryce love trying to bounce back with a big game after he 29 yard efforts. nearly matching the total this run. love the drive from six yards out. when he breaks outside, nobody is going to touch him. 7-0 cardinals. second quarter now, costello. the throw to parkinson. he dragged that back foot, the left foot was out but the right foot was in. touchdown, 14-0. later in the red zone, second pick of the day the cardinal prevents the touchdown and the first time since september 3, 2016 the trojans did not score a touchdown in a game and stanford wins 17-3. for the bears it continues to be all about defense. a couple fans here making the trip to provo utah, first- quarter no score until garber finds a wide open path. he gets behind the defense. there it is, 7-0. garber, a 52 yard touchd

serina williams got the better of her sister venus to make it three surround for what's more than a decade now since venus has beaten serena at a grand slam david stocks reports say you know really it had the feel of a heavyweight title fight serino up against venus for the thirtieth time in their careers but in front of a semi crowd in new york it failed to live up to the heart through the most dramatic moment of the night came when serena twisted her ankle in the second game it was nothing serious though and after some treatment she wrapped up the etling set in just thirty one minutes. i think. i think it was the second set didn't. much longer a ruthless arenas to get six games to train to equal had biggest ever win over his sister. exactly a year after giving birth to rena says she's happy with the games that. i think is by far the best match i've ever played against her for in forever. i don't know about ever ever but i probably was and played really. much better tonight than i have since i started this journey i think it's the best match she's ever played against me i mean and i think i did a lot wrong but. you know she's did everything ri

david stokes has the action. i stated i stated i said i serino williams regularly produces a show on co but not like this this was a us open final like no other williams was going for a record equalling twenty fourth grand slam miami osaka sixteen years her junior was looking for her first and surprisingly it was a sucka who looked more comfortable winning the first set in little over half an hour i then the real drama started serena's coach was spotted offering advice from the stands something that's not allowed at grand slams codes on national television morning mrs williams i understand why you may have thought that was coach telling you it's not and cheating when it was as i sucked his lead grew so did serenus frustration and it wasn't long before the umpire intervened again this time to ducting her a point the smashing her racket tensions were running high ecosoc asuka's domination continued. and so did so in his argument with the umpire. was. it so i. can't punish you i wasn't. getting. his hands after having a game taken off serina got the match referee involved. it was. that we. despite all the destructio

david, abby, john, thank you very much. >>> a newspaper under fire for a controversial cartoon of serena williams.een as racist, and so we'll talk about how it depicts the tennis star during that showdown with the umpire at the u.s. open final. details next. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. take us downtown, waze. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside... with the world outside... making life a little... easier. introducing the well-connected lincoln mkc. who would have thought? who would have guessed? an energy company helping drivers pump less. reducing emissions is our ongoing quest. energy lives here. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with re

david. >> not only chief of staff but's secretary of commerce. he was a banker with jpmorgan. he is william coming to us from chicago. welcome, and good to have you here. >> thank you for having me. >> people talk about being mayor of new york as maybe being toughest job in the country. i could argue mayor of chicago is tougher. you have issues with finances and violent crime. starting with finances, what can you do to help address that? >> there has been some stability to our short term finances. they are a little more stable today than they have been in the past. our long-term financial situation is what we have to address. hopefully in there new election we will have a new governor. i look forward to working with him to address the long-term problems with the state and city. one of the things i have try to do in my years in government and in business is bring people together and try to build a consensus. tough, no doubt about it. especially with these issues. but we have to get labor, the business community, community organizations throughout the city to sit down and first acknowledge th

david mitchell. he is serving a life sentence for kidnapping smart from the bedroom of her own home. williams reaction from elizabeth smart to his release. -- to her release. >> reporter: the woman involved in the kidnapping of elizabeth smart is out of jail. officials released wanda barzee from prison this morning. she is already in the utah sex offender registry and will remain on federal supervised release for five years. her attorney says her client is no longer a threat. >> there is no reliable evidence to support speculation that miss barzee presently poses a threat of any kind to the community in which she resides or any particular person. >> reporter: the court sentenced her to 15 years after she and her husband brian david mitchell kidnapped smart in 2002 when she was just 14 and held her captive for nine months. as part of the plea deal, barzee testified against her husband. she got 15 years. he got life without parole. her attorney is hopeful the public will respect her wishes to live a quiet life. >> miss barzee's singular design is to comply with all conditions of her release an

tonight at last check, william's colleagues are on their way to check on him, bottomline, if you can stay off the road, you really want to do so right now. >> ninan: great advise, david begnaud, thank you. wilmington was hit by the storm's most powerful gusts. when it made landfall 105 miles per hour. the city is littererred with fallen trees and power lines. here is mola length hi. >> this swin of the-- lenghi, this is why geght around is so stuff. from the air you can see this two lane road around the eastern side of the tar heel state is caved in and crumbling. north carolina transportation secretary. >> right now we don't have a land access to wilmington. we are working with the department of defense and the national guard and we're also working other contingencies to supported wilmington on the oceanside. >> more than 170 primary roads are closed. even secretary trogden and governor cooper can't get around so they got on a plane instead. >> we were able to get into the air and see significant damage in eastern north carolina. the people need to understand that some areas are likely to be without power for a while. >> one side of normal see in this city of 120,00