we go to paul davis. mr. davis? mr. davis: thank you for joining us tonight. i'm paul davis. i'm a lifelong kansan. a son of two teachers, husband and father. my wife and i are raising our daughter here because kansas is our home. i have been back time and time again. i have heard your concerns about how washington just does not seem to listen to us anymore. they don't seem to care about us. we have a broken congress and we have no choice but to fix it we have to bring problem solvers to washington. people who are not afraid to work with the other party. that is what i did for 12 years in the state legislature. that is why 36 current and former republican officials support my campaign. that is why i am ready to work with anyone to tackle america's problems to lower health care costs, get the economy working for american people, making sure the congress is accountable to us and not special interests. >> thank you. opening statement from mr. watkins. mr. watkins: thank you very much. my name is steve watkins. i'm the republican nominee for congress. my message is very simple. i

davis: absolutely. the language in the bill says, no insurance company can deny anyone for pre-existing condition coverage. we protected the 10 essential health benefits that pre-existing coverage is listed under the affordable care act. we fixed obamacare and kept pre-existing condition coverage. that would mean anyone who would want to set up an invisible risk pool, the state of maine saved seniors an average of $7,000 a year in premiums, they would have to protect pre-existing condition coverage. that is the bill we passed we wanted to sign into law. you cannot get away from the language that says nothing in this bill could construe an insurance company could deny pre-existing condition coverage to anyone. i would urge you to read the ahca and you will see that. >> since this was your initial question, you have a minute. ms. londrigan: that is career politician speak for do not look too close. it is not saying they cannot deny it. what it is not doing his saying they can't be discriminated against fo

we go to paul davis. paul davis: thank you for joining us. husband,felong kansan, father. my wife and i are raising her daughter. kansas -- our daughter. kansas is our home. washington does not seem to listen anymore. they don't seem to care. we have a broken congress and no choice but to fix it. we have to send problem solvers to washington, people who know how to get things done. that is what i did for 12 years in the state legislature. why 36 current and former republican elected official support my campaign. i am ready to roll up my sleeves and work with anyone to tackle america's problems, to get our economy working again, and make sure congress is accountable to us, and not the special interests. steve watkins: thank you. my missed tonight is very simple. -- message tonight is very simple. i'm a political outsider. i thought for you in afghanistan -- fought for you in afghanistan. i would like to do that on capitol hill. i want to mix your be of access to quality health care. , so we can elect a democratic-led congress. i would love to serve you this november. >> mr.

mr davies, what were you doing there? for two years? mr davies, what were you doing there? —— future relations. it's riddled with inaccuracies because the eu say dilemma marshmallows and need to use this german cars, but the bit most worrying, it's not poisonous, it's just a neutral comment, he said in i'io just a neutral comment, he said in no danger, even if we quarrel, of having a general election. i think thatis having a general election. i think that is a bit of complacency too far. henry, what is your take was not a german newspaper is reporting saying a deal is almost done with robert downing street see this as a eu tactic 2% of the deal is almost done. -- to pretend the deal is almost done. it increases the pressure on theresa may, holding the pen in brussels saying all you need to do is sign and it will all be sorted. 0f to do is sign and it will all be sorted. of course, what downing street says is we need to square off oui’ street says is we need to square off our own cabinet, get tory mps behind and the dup have been very hard line. let's talk about the dup with

davis: next question. inour next is from a senior ravenna high school. >> -- verb anna -- urbana high school. >> i am wondering what you can gun control. i do not want my school to be on the news next. ms. londrigan: thank you for your question. forum hereart of a in champaign urbana. it was what i think should be a blueprint for discussing gun violence. it was gun owners, it was the state's attorney, the superintendent of schools. it was a discussion. it was the type of discussion we have had with people throughout the 13th district. can reduce how we gun violence. four years, we have lost 56 children under the age of 17. i want to make sure i bridge the gap. we have so many parts to the district. families like mine that are legal responsible gun owners. owners and non-gun owners alike have children and grandchildren in school. you 90% of americans agree on universal background checks. we check for a violent history. we can keep them out of the hands of violent offenders. if the people at the table have t

davis. mr. watkins? >> i did help start and grow an engineering and security outfit in iraq and afghanistan from three people to 470 people. early on in that process, i was advised, you know, steve, you have to choose. is this going to be a sunni organization or a shiite? i said, no, i'm going to employ both sunni and shiite. they said no you have to choose one, sunni or shiite. i said no, it's a mistake -- if it's a mistake, it is mine to make. i'm going to have both sunnis and shiites. over time i was able to get both to work together. in fact i doubled down and had females with key management roles throughout the organization. that was an accomplishment. i'm proud of the progress i have made. if i can bring together sunnis and shiites, i can work in a bipartisan capacity on capitol hill. >> final quick answers. technology as we're looking ahead will bring new challenges in matching jobs with workers. how would you improve the workforce getting ready for our modern economy where many of today's jobs mi

david davis is staring it up, contest. david davis is staring it hoping contest.staring it up, hoping that borisjohnson will step aside. and this story in the sunday times comes from johnny mercer, who was quoted as saying he couldn't vote conservative and wasn't standing as an mp again, so not really sure what relevance he has. so they are saying assassination is in the air. i am asking about boris johnson, assassination is in the air. i am asking about borisjohnson, but he is on our next page. where does he fit in? he fits in as being the next prime minister, that is how he would like to fit into it all. what he is staying in the sunday express is that the whole thing is a stitch up —— sunday express. he used the term brino rather than brexit, which is brexit in name only. you finally get down to the former home secretary, amber road, and nick bowles, who suggest a norway option where we stay in the single market, we have free movement and we pay money to europe. that is a no—go with the brexiteers, but at the moment people are trying to line up and see, if ther

leandro high from san graduated mariah davis 18 year old 18 year old mariah davis graduated from san leandro high school in june. her mother alfreda james holds a photograph in anguish after police told her a body found near lake chabot dam early monday morning may be her daughter's.sot: alfreda james, mother// "i'm never going to see her again my family we're never going to see her again. i just don't know if i can take that. dont know if i can take that at all. why did he have to kill her why did he have to kill her?"davis's mother says her old high school boyfriend anthony pimentel

you can see see davis. and jackson. one of the corners on washington on the other side. >> this is actually on davis court. between jackson and washington. a little alcove. 405 davis court. the high-rise apartment building. in the city. very nice apartments. not inexpensive. and again, five floors damaged by mosmoke and fire. thankfully no one injured. >> not just apartments. there are businesses there too. a safe way at the bottom. that is frequented by people. you have people in the area. and restaurants around there as well. >> you can see right across the street the ferry building. by the graphic. you can see the ferry building area. again, the response was enormous. we heard one fire engine after another. racing to the scene. high-rise fire. a good look at the area we're talking about. front street is where we are. right in the middle. high-rise fires are dangerous. in every major city this is what they worry about. the fire department said they train on high-rise fires almost daily. it is because they are so worri

as you mentioned, this is at 405 davis street. we believe this is happening in the gateway apartment and townhome, that is kind of close to the embarcadero. kind of close to the financial district. what we can see, there is damage to at least six floors there. the fire department said they had to

and for susan davis, that appeared to end the issue.nk what was so profound is, in many ways, she made the best reasoned, calm case for brett kanaugh on the court that we have heard in the whole three months that he has been a nominee. an did it at the moment where there was the most fire and anger over his nomination. in some ways, it's a surprise. but she, i think, was leaning toward being a yes all along. >> cm, to be sure, carl, but she was pretty aggressive at times, going after dr. ford's testimony, gently questioning aspeccs of hernt. what did this whole moment tell us about senator collins, the supposed maverick? >> it was definitely a defining moment for susan davis. dshe'll be remembeor this, and every decision from now on that bre kavanaugh issued when we assume he gets on the court, it will be weighed against her. i thi that -- i agree she wanted to get to yes, from the beginning. she likes brett kavanaugh. e thinks that he is somewhat from the part of the republican partyam that she'siar with, the bush administration, as op

(pam) mariah davis' mother does not want what happened to her daughter ...appen to someone else...good evening im pam moore. (grant)and im grant lodes in for ken wayne. october is domestic violence month. kron 4's ali reid spoke with the executive director of a domestic violence organization and joins us live in san leandro...ali. in fact, one in 3 girls in the u-s is a victim of physical, emotional, or verbal abuse from a dating partner.that's an alarming number ...and many victims don't speak out for fear of even more violence, or judgement.pkgthe plight to end domestic violence continues. you never would think this would happenat the start of d-v awareness month, the body of 18 year old mariah davis was discovered near the lake chabot dam.he's hit her before and did some bad things, but i never thought he would kill her anthony pimentel turned himself in and claims responsibility. now according to dating abuse statistics .... girls and women 24 experience the highest rate of intimate partner violence ... almost triple the national average.dating should be

more first of all about what mr davies has said? sunday times article is effectively calling upon the cabinet to rebel. he is calling upon them to exert their collective authority and stop theresa may ‘s proposals which he says are flawed. how do you assert your authority in cabinet, through the set of resigning? david davis is not in the cabinet himself, his resignation earlier this year did not get mrs may to change course, it will be up to individuals in the cabinet to see if they want to consider that. speaking on skype, former work and pensions secretary and brexit backer iain duncan smith appeared to support the idea that perhaps some should consider their positions. i have one thing in common with those, we resigned from the cabinet when we did not agree with it. when you get to the point where you no longer agree on a fundamental issue is probably tell you find yourself on the back benches. it's up to people to decide. could we see resignations? never could speculate but i say to anyone in cabinet with concerns about this, y

ben wade, henry davis. what is jefferson davis thinking at this time? why don't you leave the valley and go up to maryland and see what you can do with washington, d c? during the campaign season, after the nominating conventions are done, a confederate army invades maryland and is outside of washington, d.c. he has turned back by july 13. we are going to make those so angry, they are going to vote for mcclellan. the general urban -- the general, he goes to chambersburg, asks to give me all your gold or all your greenbacks. you do not have a ton of people in chambersburg. we are going to take the money and the banks and send itwhen ys like the union army has done sometimes, the voters are going to turn against the guy in the white house. that is the plan. summer of 1864, the casualty list of the wilderness, spotsylvania, what grant is doing is tearing this nation apart. there is the atlantic campaign, atlanta is not conquered until september 3. we have landingham going out and saying, you who is waiting to be drafted, you should go to canada. you should

david davis in the times, other mps in the telegraph.fort to put pressure on her at this crucial moment because we have the eu summit coming up later this week to look forward to! when it comes to theresa may's leadership potential there are two mag ways to get rid of her. one is through a vote of no confidence, and thatis through a vote of no confidence, and that is what the letters are about. the other is to see whether chequers goes through parliament and if it fails she can't stay on. her strategy at the moment is to reach across the aisle to try to rope in moderate labour mps to get then to support her. that is risky, but she wrote an opinion editorial in the guardian last week hoping at disillusioned labour voters would support the tories. that seems desperate to me. and bathing in the glory of a successful conference hasn't lasted long. this is the problem with these speeches. you can have a rotter of a speech and people will mock you for your sector falling down or you coughing or whatever it is. tony blair years ago had terrible

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leandro high from san graduated mariah davis 18 year old 18 year old mariah davis graduated from san leandro high school in june. her mother alfreda james holds a photograph in anguish after police told her a body found near lake chabot dam early monday morning may be her daughter's.sot: alfreda james, mother// "i'm never going to see her again my family we're never going to see her again. i just don't know if i can take that. dont know if i can take that at all. why did he have to kill her why did he have to kill her?"davis's mother says her old high school boyfriend anthony pimentel turned himself in to police and led them to her body.she says they had been broken up for 7 months and she didn't know of their plans to reunite for lunch last wednesday at la pinata restaurant in san leandro. surveillence video there captured the two getting into a car around 2 in the afternoon and driving off together.that was the last time she was seen alive. sot: alfreda james, mother// "i told her not to date him. he was a guy that he hit her. he put her on a freeway. he destroyed my car. my window

alfreda james clutches at a graduation photo of her 18 year old daughter mariah davis.ported missing.sot: alfreda james, mother// "i'm never going to see her again. she was the only daughter the only child i had."davis was last seen on surveillence video on wednesday leaving la pinata restaurant in san leandro with her ex boyfriend anthony pimentel. east bay regional park district police arrested him after he turned himself in and allegedly told officers where they could find her body.sot: alfreda james, mother// " he had hit her before and did some bad things. but i didnt think he would kill her. why did he have to kill her though why did he have to kill my baby why?"james claims pimentel had been abusive in the past even breaking the windows of her car. davis's mom says she dated pimentel for two years at san leandro high school and broke up 7 months ago. her only child would have turned 19 on halloween. ( darya ) anthony pimentel is being charged with first degree murder. he is currently being held ( darya ) two men and a 14 year old boy have been arrested after poli

david davis, of course, no longer in the cabinet himself.s own resignation earlier this year didn't actually force the prime minister to change course. so it will be very much up to individual cabinet members to decide what they do. speaking on a programme on sky this morning, former cabinet minister and brexit supporter iain duncan smith appeared to give some backing to the idea that those who don't really support the approach that is being taken, perhaps they should give some thought to their position. i share one thing in common with him, which is we both resigned from cabinet when we were not in agreement with it. therefore i am always of the view that when you get to the point where you no longer agree on a fundamental issue, then it will be time that you found yourself on the back benches. but it is up to people to do that themselves. so do you think we could see some resignations? i never very good at speculating, but i would say to anyone in cabinet who has concerns about this, you have to make them very clear to the prime minister.

david davis thinks he can walk m, dup. indeed borisjohnson stood in, if indeed he won, and if indeed boris johnson stood aside and in, if indeed he won, and if indeed borisjohnson stood aside and didn't change his mind at the last minute, are the dup dan quinn to do the same deal with david davis? is david davis bentley to be able to —— to negotiate or whoever else might take over? wouldn't there be a point actually at which the british public might they hang on a minute, this is ridiculous, we need a general election. which by essence you end up election. which by essence you end up having. let's turn to the telegraph, and drop the backstop or uk will leave on time, this coming from dominic rob. yes. this is more or less the government position. the problem at the moment is theresa may has indicated she will go along with the transition period that michel barnier and the chief brexit negotiator for the eu has barnier and the chief brexit negotiatorfor the eu has put forward. this would take, give her a breathing space unt

tom davies answered faq for ralls.ies answered faq for wigan to give an 8—1; lead at the break. still plenty of time to go. who will win it? we wait to see. warrington have never won it in their history. wigan already have one win to their name today, they beat leeds in the women's grand final for the first time. the match was tied at 16 all heading into the final minute, charlotte foley's penalty handing wigan victory at the manchester regional arena. the warriors had been in front thanks to rachel thompson's hat trick and georgia wilson's try. great celebrations there at the arena. england's one—day cricket captain eoin morgan laid the groundwork for his side's victory in the second one—day international in sri lanka. in another rain—affected match, he top—scored but was quick to praise his bolwers chris woakes and 0lly stone, as england won by 31 runs, to take a 1—0 lead in the series. alex ewing reports. the players walked out in the sunshine in dambulla, hoping the rain would hold off. sri lanka still rely on vete

>> it was definitely a defining moment for susan davis.be remembered for this, and every decision from now onre that kavanaugh issued when we assume he gets on the court, it will be weighed against i think that -- i agree she wanted to get to yes, from the beginning. she likes brett kavanaugh. e thinks that he is somewhat from the part of the republicany pa that she's familiar with, the bush administration, as opposed to the trump administration. i like to say that judge kavanaugh is really a bush nominee, since he comes out of that. >> and he's been calling her as well, former president bush has been calling her. >> and he's comin from there. and she was also worried that if kavanaugh fails, then the next nominee is going to be moreva consve. you know, this was susan davis staffer. she was very, you know, methodical. she did her research.d ll her homework, read all the opinions. and she put together this speech ere she just went point by point by point and to explain herself. but already, the left is mad at her. and, you know, if she deci

now along this tiny stretch of land just west of davis beach, they are in the eye wall. we can report it because this is live weather radar that is perfectly specific and we now know the landfall has been made just west of davis beach along tyndall are highly highway 30,t now here are the very worst of the storm, whenever you have a storm like this, the upper right quadrant, that's the worst. every single time and that's where the worst is. davis beach, mexico beach just got it, tyndall parkway, farmingdale, arlington, by point and all of east bay, this eye is about to come over and we've said it looks like panama city is going to get clipped by this and it now appears we were right, parker and calloway, the western side of the eye of the storm appear to be headed right for you, the eastern side all the way over, highway 22. we have not yet gotten the alert from the national hurricane center but the radar does not lie, the storm has made landfall and the next hour is going to be crucial for people going down to mexico beach, port saint joe, hundreds of miles in all direc

former brexit secretary david davis urges cabinet ministers to rebel against theresa may's plans foreaving the eu, just days ahead of a crucial summit. a crackdown in england on people who wrongly claim free prescriptions — pharmacists say the measures could harm patient trust. and in sport, wigan are winners again — a fifth grand final victory for them after they beat warrington wolves at old trafford. and the first official photos are released from friday's royal wedding. good morning. it's sunday 14th october. our top story. a man has died in a landslide in south west wales, following torrential rain and heavy winds across large parts of the uk. storm callum left thousands of homes and businesses without power. flooding and fallen trees left roads and rail lines blocked — but the met office says weather conditions will improve today. chi chi izundu reports. wales hasn't seen floodwater like this for decades. overnight, more rain, more flood defences breached. in carmarthenshire, police remain at the scene of a landslide. one man was killed here. officers are warning against all bu

this is 405 davis near the corner of davis and washington. in fact you have the embarcadero on one side and sits between jackson, battery and davis street. about 5:30 that fire broke out. you can see it there, flames and lots of black smoke billowing somewhere between the 12th and 15th floor. that's what we are hearing from the san francisco fire department. at this point we are not hearing of any injuries. and it appears no evacuations either. because if you go back to the live picture, you can see there are people still in the apartments both above and below this particular section of the building. >> yeah, back to our live pictures. this is right off the embarcadero. what we saw there, at some point saw the people on the upper floors. so big rush. and primary question was, was there anyone perhaps stuck in those apartment units perhaps on the balconies. we were looking for that as skyranger was going by. we didn't see anything. this is all unfold inning thes last 20 to 25 minutes there on 405 davis street. the question now in terms of

davis' mother sat front and center at the vigil while friends spoke about davis' life.an amazing scholar, bright and vibrant, very intelligent, always smilingshe was the type of person that was nice to everyone. she lit up a room>( james ) pimentel appeared in court yesterday afternoon. davis' family says they will show up to every court appearance. ( james ) we are also learning more about pinmentel's confession to police. according to court documents he admitted that he strangled his girlfriend and then covered the body with tree branches. pinmentel's arraignment was postponed until november 8th. ( darya ) four cell phone store were burglarized in a pair of east bay cities.. all withuin 30 minutes of one another. two burgalries happened at the sprint and a-t-and-t stores at the clayton valley shopping center in concord aorund 5:45 last night. then 15 minutes later another burglary at the verizon store at the oak grove plaza. polcie say at all three burglaries involved the same two men wearing black hoods over their heads. the fourth burglary occurred just after six p-

>( darya ) davis' mother says pimentel had been abusive in the past... that they dated for two years in high school and broke up 7 months ago. ( james ) happening today - a progress report on what is going on at the transbay transit center in san francisco. ( darya ) and now it now seems the closure will last longer than expected. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from san francisco with the details. we'll know more about the progress later about the we'll know more we'll know more about the progress later this morning once the county board of supervisors is briefed about the progress.what we do know is this area will remain closed a week longer than expected, until october 12th. (take vo)initial stabilization is in place, so it won't collapse. a full shoring system will go into place sometime this week. a system of jacks and towers will be installed between the bus deck and the bottom of the rooftop park which will allow workers to test the beams.(sot) "they're jacks that are jacking up the bus deck and taking the load off the will be replaced in th

he was beaten 6—1 by mark davis davis, who made a century and three fifty breaks.uart bingham after the former world champion beat stephen maguire 6—3. bianca walkden has won silverfor great britain at the taekwondo grand prix in manchester. shuyin zheng of china stretched to a 6—1 lead in the final, and despite a late fight back in the third round, the bout finished 6—4 and walkden had to settle for silver. a little bit of mixed emotions. obviously i did a lot better in the semifinal, it was really hard, a tough opponent in the final but like i said, all i want to do is try and win gold and i wasjust a little bit off that today. i felt like i tried a good few things, it did not pull off for me but that's tae kwon do for you. on the 16th of may hopefully i can turn this silver now into gold in the world championships and retain my title. later today double olympic taekwando champion jadejones is in action and you can watch live on the red button or the bbc sport website, but let's hear brooks koepka will be the world's number one golfer when the rankings are offici

as sheryl davis and i, who worked in this community with some of those young people, we know what it is -- oh, we got some of them here today. you know, sometimes -- and let me just be clear, not everyone has a mom and a dad at home. not everyone has even a support network at home. i was really, really lucky. even though my grandmother was older, she didn't still mess around, but so many young people when they would come into the african american art and culture complex, they didn't even have lunch at school. they didn't have access to things. they didn't have that support system, somebody telling them they could be anything they wanted to be. if i can come out of o.c. projects, out of control projects, live there over 20 years of my life in some of the most challenging of circumstances, and no one came to my neighborhood. if i can come out of that and be mayor of san francisco, these kids in this city can do anything they want to do. [applaus [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i am putting companies on notice because this is not just the city, this is not just going to be just

david davis has never been shy of walking into a fight over brexit.s before a crucial eu summit, he's urging theresa may's most senior ministers to front up too. he wants them to force the pm to scrap any plans to keep the same customs rules as europe to avoid border checks in ireland by asserting the cabinet's collective authority. could that mean threatening resignations? i am never a very good speculator, but i do say to anyone who's in cabinet who has concerns about this, you have to make them very clear to the prime minister, and we mustn't have a little cabal outside the cabinet running this. it has to be a cabinet decision. downing street says any such arrangement would be temporary and time—limited. but speaking to andrew marr earlier, the health secretary, matt hancock, seemed to hint that might not mean setting a date for it to end. something the eu has been resisting. everybody needs to get behind the prime minister and pull behind her because she is trying to deliver the best deal for britain and that's the best way to take this forward. t

corner of davis and washington. in fact you have the embarcadero on one side and sits between jackson, battery and davis street. about 5:30 that fire broke out. you can see it there, flames and lots of black smoke billowing somewhere between the 12th and 15th floor. that's what we are hearing from the san francisco fire department. at this point we are not hearing of any injuries. and it appears no evacuations either. because if you go back to the live picture, you can see there are people still in the apartments both above and below this particular section of the building. >> yeah, back to our live pictures. this is right off the embarcadero. what we saw there, at some point saw the people on the upper floors. so big rush. and primary question was, was there anyone perhaps stuck in those apartment units perhaps on the balconies. we were looking for that as skyranger was going by. we didn't see anything. this is all unfold inning thes last 20 to 25 minutes there on 405 davis street. the question now in terms of the

this man was hired to tackle the problem soon after the protests in two thousand and fifteen kevin davis had a lot of work to do this place was a mess there was no accountability here the lack of accountability and internal affairs contributed to making these guys the monsters to they turned out to be davis made it a priority to improve internal affairs the division began to rule against accused officers more often i did my very best to identify some organizational terrorists that had horrific reputations in the community as as being brutal and corrupt and we did our very best to remove several of those police officers from the police department and in fact we did i think in the year two thousand and sixteen alone i fired twenty two police officers. but two thousand and sixteen was also the year that sergeant wayne jenkins carried out some of his biggest heists. very comes out about where this video captures jenkins and his colleagues trying to cover up a robbery. oh. i don't think about think about. the call they're just not right for taking pictures right now i mean like the right firs

he knew where to find mariah davis' body. he led authorities to chabot park not far from the dam. family members say he left her body there for days. police are not talking about how she died, but tonight her boyfriend is mind bars with no possibility of -- behind bars with no possibility of bail. >> i hope he gets the death penalty. my daughter is not alive, so i don't want him to be alive. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> a somber tribute on the las vegas strip. the casinos dim their lights to mark the first anniversary of the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >> laura shipp, 50, las vegas, nevada. cbs reporter chris martinez joins us live from las vegas where it has been a day of very emotional events, chris? >> people throughout las vegas, paused to reflect and remember that terrible day that changed this city and countless lives forever. as the sun rose over las vegas monday morning, hundreds gathered to remember the victims of the route 91 harvest festival massacre killed one year ago today. >> we can't let this define us. we must continue to fight. i r

yes, and we heard what david davis wrote this morning.ess about whether he is persuading members of the cabinet or is it maybe that what he says is of perhaps how some of them may be thinking. we don't know but that will come out over the next couple of days. the key thing about this eu summit later in the week is that the eu hopes to have the withdrawal agreement, which is the sort of divorce deal, if you like, but would give us the transition period and would give us those sorts of elements largely nailed down by wednesday so that then actually they can move on to the hard bit, which is the future trading relationship and the political declaration that goes with that because the two are actually technically separate, so thatis actually technically separate, so that is why it is so important and this is why we are reaching such a crucial phase this week in particular. thank you very much. britain and the united states may be about to boycott a major investment conference in saudi arabia following the disappearance of journalist, jamal kh

again, that's george davis senior center, tuesday night, 5:30. finally, we will be having an opening house for the embarcadero enhancement project next thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 at the ferry building, and i will spare you all the rest of what i had to tell you about. >> thank you very much, director reiskin. do i have any public on the director's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam chair, that concludes the business that we have today. >> we are adjourning in memory of jerry robbins and milton james. all right. thank you all very much. very good presentations. >> the hon. london breed: all right. wow. we clearly need a bigger room. well, i just want to say thank you all so much for being here. i'm london breed, mayor of the city and county of san francisco, and i am excited to be home at the african american art and culture complex. thank you to our codirectors who are managing this beautiful facility. you know, this program is one of my dreams. it's my dream because i wouldn't be standing here if it weren't for an opportunit

this man was hired to tackle the problem soon after the protests in two thousand and fifteen kevin davis had a lot of work to do this place was a mess there was no accountability here a lack of accountability in internal affairs contributed to making these guys the monsters that they turned out to be davis made it a priority to improve internal affairs the division began to rule against accused officers more often i did my very best to identify some organizational terrorists that had horrific reputations in the community as as being brutal and corrupt and we did our very best to remove several of those police officers from the police department and in fact we did i think in the year two thousand and sixteen alone i fired twenty two police officers. but two thousand and sixteen was also the year that sergeant wayne jenkins carried out some of his biggest heists suggs. comes out. this video captures jenkins and his colleagues trying to cover up a robbery. i'm going to think about think about. it. all there is no right to take a picture of it right now i mean like first of all. do not nobod

this man was hired to tackle the problem soon after the protests in two thousand and fifteen kevin davis had a lot of work to do this place was a mess there was no accountability here a lack of accountability in internal affairs contributed to making these guys the monster so they turned out to be davis made it a priority to improve internal affairs the division began to rule against accused officers more often i did my very best to identify some organizational terrorists that had horrific reputations in the community as as being brutal and corrupt and we did our very best to remove several of those police officers from the police department and in fact we did i think in the year two thousand and sixteen alone i fired twenty two police officers. but two thousand and sixteen was also the year that sergeant wayne jenkins carried out some of his biggest heists. very comes out about where this video captures jenkins and his colleagues trying to cover up a robbery. oh. i don't think about think about. the call they're just not right for taking pictures right here right now i mean like the rig

the sunday times splashes on a call from former brexit secretary david davis for the cabinet to riseagainst theresa may's brexit plans, unless she changes course. the sunday telegraph also leads on trouble for the prime minister as the paper reports 63 tory euro—sceptics have issued a major new challenge to her authority. and the sunday express reports quotes from leading brexiteerjacob rees—mogg who urges the pm to stand up to eu "bullies." away from brexit, "plane mutiny keeps rapist in uk," says the headline of the mail on sunday. the paper reports officials were forced to abandon the deportation of somalian yaqub ahmed. and finally, the sunday mirror leads with a warning from strictly come dancing's neiljones. the paper says the star told seann welsh to keep his hands off his wife katya jones, following the dancing pair's now infamous kiss. so, lots about theresa may and brexit, as well as some strictly. we start with the independent. saudis may face severe punishment. this is donald trump warning the saudi government that if it is proved they had an involvement in jamal khashogg

davis police are investigating the sickening report.paul doroshovlieutenant davis police"no, this isd."several students allegedly used cremated human remains to bake home made cookies then handed them out to classmates to eat at davinci high school in davis. reporter"in all your time as an investigator have you ever come across a report like this one?"paul doroshovlieutenant davis police"no."davis police are investigating the morbid mix went into a batch of sugar cookies. the human ash-filled sugar cookies were brought to campus passed out to classmates. at least nine students ate the cookies.paul doroshovlieutenant davis police "i have not heard of anyone getting sick, or anybody being harmed as far as physically or physiologically by this." police say they are working to confirm two davinci high students were part of the morbid baking plan.putting a relatives remains into the cookie ingredients.the remains allegedly once belonging to the body one of the grandparents.the davis joint unified school district spokesperson issued a statement the district cannot comment on confidential s

the former brexit secretary, david davis, has called on the cabinet to unite against theresa may's plan for the uk's withdrawal from the eu. writing in "the sunday times", he says there's an atmosphere of "panic" in downing street — just days before a crucial summit of eu leaders in brussels. he also says mrs may's plan is "completely unacceptable" and has urged cabinet ministers to "exert their collective authority". let's talk to our political correspondent helen catt. i don't think it will surprise anyone that david davis is not a fan of theresa may's brexit proposals. what is surprising is that he appears to have decided to ratchet up appears to have decided to ratchet up the pressure this week by making this court to her most senior ministers to effectively rebel against government plans. in his article he says the government should assert its collective authority and stop theresa may pressing ahead with this proposal that he says is flawed. the heart of it is what happens when we don't get a deal and the irish border. the idea that the uk as a whole could stay in the customs union

the headlines at 11am: the former brexit secretary david davis calls for a cabinet rebellion over theresa may's brexit plans, but the health secretary urges unity. everybody needs to get behind the prime minister and pull behind her because she is trying to deliver the best dealfor britain, because she is trying to deliver the best deal for britain, and that is the best way to take this forward. the number of rivers at risk of flooding has halved as the worst of storm callum passes, high winds and torrential rain caused major disruption and two deaths. britain and the us consider boycotting a major investment conference in saudi arabia after the disappearance of saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. the nhs in england says it will launch a crack down on people who wrongly claim free prescriptions, and on pharmacists and dentists who defraud the health service. and princess eugenie and jack brooksbank release the first official photographs from their wedding day. the former brexit secretary, david davis, has called on the cabinet to unite against theresa may's plan for the uk's withdrawal fro

been kind of morphs to becoming jefferson davis is military adjutant. military advisor. he is the one in the white house who talks to jefferson davis, also a west point graduate. about what should be done next. he is kind of in the henry hallock position, when the commander of the field army, joseph e johnston is wounded. it is not a mortal wound, he will recover, he will play a role later in the war, but he cannot command now. summary has to be on hand to take over command of the army outside richmond. and, lee is right there. so, davis essentially turned to lee and says, your friend, joseph e johnson recovers from his wound, won't you take over the army? a few things, this will be a temporary you know, just he is going to fill in for a while. but, what he does in the first month of his command, is strike at this union army, pounds it for several days in a row. the famous 70s campaign. outside richmond, he pounded so thoroughly, that mcclellan loses his nerve, retreats from richmond and is perceived as a great confederate victory. it becomes a great cost. confederacy lo

vacaville, davis and some of the higher elevations in the north bay hills. out of the north and northeast per hour wind advisory goes until 10:00 a.m. -- and 50-60 miles per hour, about 3000 feet and highest gusts above 4000 feet. the red flag warning due to very low humidity and the east northeast winds will go through noon. the direction is going on shore and it takes the turn and that's all the way out toward nevada and for us down to southern california drier air spilling and. 40s 50s and 60s and is 52 degrees at 68. there are some big differences. lake port 63 degrees. wind driven thames. 53 lafayette to 65 in black hawk. 48 and dublin. san

we were getting earlier reports of an accident north of here closer to davis street exit. but overall we are still seeing a lot of backup. we'll check in with chp and find out if there's anything new going on along that stretch. heading into hayward, give yourself some extra time. over at the maze, the backup extends to the foot of the maze, the 580 approach, the berkeley curve seeing a lot of brake lights as folks are trying to make their way out of oakland into san francisco. about 20 minutes. no lanes blocked on the upper deck of the bay bridge. they got the earlier stalled lanes cleared. 101 near vermont street, you can see traffic still pretty light overall especially as you your approach towards the lower deck of the bay bridge. if you would like to use mass transit, good news >>> let's take you live outside our golden gate bridge there. a beautiful lovely view here. 50s in the area. so here's what you can expect. your weather headlines a few areas of low clouds and fog coast and parts of the bay cooler than average temperatures this time of year for today and for to

(ken) 18 year old mariah davis was reported missing last wednesday... she was seen leaving la pinata restaurant in san leandro with her ex boyfriend....kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the san leandro police department where he turned himself in. i met with the family of mariah davis last week after she went missing we were all hoping someone out there would help find her...and today san leandro police say her ex boyfriend was the one who pointed them to a park where she was unfortunately found dead. alfreda james clutches at a graduation photo of her 18 year old daughter mariah davis. the young woman was found dead near lake chabot dam early monday morning five days after she was reported missing.sot: alfreda james, mother// "i'm never going to see her again. she was the only daughter the only child i had."davis was last seen on surveillence video on wednesday leaving la pinata restaurant in san leandro with her ex boyfriend anthony pimentel. east bay regional park district police arrested him after he turned himself in and allegedly told officers w

where davis was last seen.ence can occur at the end of a relationship. ( james )( james ) according to dating abuse statistics .... girls and women between the ages of 16 and 24 experience the highest rate of intimate partner violence ... almost triple the national average. ( darya ) if you or someone you know who is a victim of domestic violence.. there is help. you can contact the national domestic violence hotline the number is on your screen...and we've posted a link to the hotline on our website... kron4 dot com.. ( darya ) the overdose deaths of two teenagers have livermore police warning parents to talk with their kids about drugs. police say both of the teens were opioid users.. but they are now looking into whether the drugs was paced with something deadly. state officials say fentanyal is getting mixed with cocanine,

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