derrick is working at the family business.iness needs some kind of security camera work, derrick's the man they call. >> oh! >> ah! >> oh, yeah, too close to the edge. >> derrick turns to his back and watches what happened on his own security cameras that he installed. and i talked to his brother in the video. they both get a small chuckle out of it, but derrick pleads with his brother and says -- >> [ bleep ]. >> if you upload this video -- >> to "right this minute." >> the video was sent to us by derrick's video, so i guess he did technically upload it. ♪ >>> i got you covered with some very cool halloween makeup tutorials. this one from tiffany. >> i'm really unprepared. i got really overwhelmed with all the choices, so i decided to make up my own halloween look. >> here we go. you start adding a base. >> i don't really know what i'm doing, to be honest but. i'm just going where the wind blows, where my soul takes me. >> she does want it textured. so she layers it pretty thick. she puts on her wig so she can get into the mo

we are live in northwest, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> stay out of their way, derrick, lethem go on. >> move to the left. >> that's right. >>> it was a contentious fight but president trump's pick for the supreme court brett kavanaugh will begin hearing cases this week. >> t president praising kavanaug he said they must stay under conservative control with conservative justices even mparing democrats to criminals. n> you don't hand matches to ab arsonist and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob and that's what they've become. >> reporter: the president urging his base to voten november's midterm elections. >> here's another look a the protests outside the supreme court yesterday. most of the crowd was against the nomination of justice kavanaugh but a handful of people came out to support his confirmation were there. both sides passionate about what the appointment means for the country's future. >> i'm a r civilhts attorney and i'm very concerned about this process and the fact that brett kavanaugh is going to tu

cosa importante el olvidó perdián por 14, derrick busca y parado por este, los raiders pierden 26 pora los 9 minutos un error plancha a hernández con 10 por 50 minutos , no fue problema, miren este golazo del colombiano quiñonez toluca ganó 3 a 2 y tienen 22 puntos en la temporada , 4to puesto . >> impresionante victoria de khabib a mcgregor por el derechazo lo mide y la sumisión más acción después del evento principal que en la pelea, se formó puro caos, miren el de la camisa roja, entró y golpeó a mcgregor de casi ser ahorcado khabib salió para pelear , hay 3 arrestados pero mcgregor no puso cargos, dicen que fue un bochorno otros como otra forma de vender la pelea . >> ganar o para la casa, era para colorados ante milwaukee y perdieron 2 por 0, acá preocupado, y no era para menos en la cuarta entrada perdián 1 a 0 , jesús aguilar toma! su primer cuadrangular en la post temporada ahora los cerveceros 6 a 0 . >> no se muevan pausa y volvemos [♪ ♪] . >> [música]. ¿que si alguien que amas fuera diagnosticada con cáncer de mama? eso me sucedió a mi. una de cada ocho mujeres será diagnos

. >> joining us now, derrick johnson serves as president and ceo of the naacp. talking about border mobilization leading up to the election. good morning. >> we show 56 percent of african americans will turn out to expect that 2018? >> i think the numbers are at an all-time high.when you look at the most recent special elections and primary elections. what percentage turnout we don't know. but the naacp is to try and be as close to presidential turnout as possible. >> you start a new mobilization on the front. what steps are part of the process? >> naacp, during my tenure we invested heavily in data. we really looked at what is turnout among african-americans for midterm elections? we recognize there is a turnout -- we begin to target infrequent african american voters.those are those that vote in presidential election but particularly do not vote in midterm elections. and aggressively communicate with the voters in target areas to increase turnout. >> what kind of information are you communicated? >> we talk about the critical landscape, tolerance, racial hatre

derrick ward with her story of how she says innocence was lost to the gunfire. >> reporter: when barbara kelsky heard about theshooting, she pulled out her wedding album. she remembers that t day ate of life synagogue but she went farther back to her childhtid, the for years. >> my entire family that lived in pittsburgh belonged to my grandmother's sister was one of the founders of it. >> reporter: herother was t first female president of tree of life and she wonders why it was chosen with other synagogues ose by. the squirrel hill neighborhood kind of like an older more diverse chevy chase wil recover, too. she says it's resilient but it's changed. >> it's probably never going to be the same again because now there will be fear in everybody's heart. >> reporter: as for the synagogue it has been changed but it will adapt. not forget, but adapt. >> reporter: people my age who grew up there and it won't be the same. >> derrick ward, news 4. >>. >>> all right, doug camera joining us. the rain, the clouds. >> and temperatures got a little warmer. take a look at what we've got on storm team 4

derrick ward, news 4. d> good for them. >> determi for sure. 1 10:04. it's been contentious, emotional and long. we're talking about theate that played out over wee in front ofhe nation and brett kavanaugh is officially an associate justice on the highest court of the land. >> and last night president trump praised kavanaugh in agn camptyle rally. he said the supreme court must say under conservative control and even compared democrats to criminals. >> you don't hand matches to an arsonist and you don't giv power to an angry left-wing mob. that's what they've become. >> the president urged his base to vote in november's midterm elections. with mor on what justice kavanaugh's confirmation can mean for the future, here's nbc's chris pollone. >> reporter: his children standing with him and his wife holding a bbible,tt kavanaugh took the oath after office shortly before 7:00 in washington. chndf justice john roberts retired justice anthony kennedy administered the oaths making kavanaugh's the nation's 102nd associate justice. earlier he cleared his final hu

derrick mower, ken's adult step-son. >> it was apparent there were difficulties between those two. >>eporter: but trouble in the family didn't stop with derrick. >> there seemed to be a riff. >> reporter: but not between dee and ken. theirs seemed to be a genuine love story. but now a grieving dee told detectives she was as baffled about the murder as they were. >> she was not able to provide us any information as to who he was meeting that day or anything about his day. >> reporter: and despite all that friction, the infighting over money and control, dee's family produced not a single viable suspect, not even ken's step-son. >> derrick had an alibi at the time of the murder. >> reporter: but those initial interviews weren't entirely in vain. a clue emerged from ken's assistant. the night before the murder she said ken got a call on his cell. >> she knew that he had set up a meeting to meet with whoever he was talking to at 7:00 a.m. on the 15th. >> reporter: the day and time at which ken dolezsar was shot to death. was the caller also the killer? if so, they now had his voice becaus

it is because it is within the eurozone. >> i know simon derrick has thoughts.ut we have run out of time. chief currency strategist at bny mellon and senior economist at berenberg stay with us. coming up we will talk more about the italy and the eu program -- problem. later we will talk to the danish prime minister. ♪ >> still with us, simon derrick, chief currency strategist at bny mellon and senior economist at berenberg. cellini says we will go forward. he also has excellent ties with cabinet ministers. the standoff continues between the eu and italy. have been talking in your research about the correlation between the euro and spread.bund what does that mean for potential downside in the euro if the correlation is as strong as you say? >> i think we are going to see more euro weakness in the next six weeks or so. it feels very much like political theater we have seen before in europe from 1992 onward. this is hardly fresh territory. do i think we're going to see a further widening of the spread, yes. we were there at this time in 2011. ultimately this will b

. >> they'll up up later this afternoon but derrick ward is live in northwest d.c. with a look at how this isffting traffic. what are you seeing? >> reporter: it's not affecting it that much anymore. the road closures are in place but they'll be coming up any minute now. we're looking west down "m" street. you can see there's a phalanx of military folks clearing the street of cups or debris left by closures nd the road with the trucks and the buses at the intersection of wisconsi and m, they'll be moving away ny minute so you'll be able to travel normally through here be this was one of theue picture parts of the course during the race and we had a runner who stopped to talk about what it was like. >> the weather today is picture perfect. it really. is one of the best days i've ever run the marine rps marathon. this is my 19th marine corps, off and on since 1995. it's exciting and the spectators make the race, ty really do. r orter: this is the course, the course is starting to sort of fold in on itself ow. it's the first recent finish line run, i'll walk you back o

derrick ward, news 4. >> marathon runners will race through some of the most iconic la amarks iningtonnd d.c.. nbc 4 and telemundo 44 ar taking over mile four to help cheer them on. our team will be on the arlington side of key bridge and our team will be up early covering the mathon for you. jim handly will bring us coverage from the starting line and news 4 will be around the race route. stay with us for that and you will get a chance tee s the nbc peacock out there asel news 4 today starts at 6:00 a.m. i have to hand it to the little kids out there for the fun run. running in the rain. >> i >>know. couldn't tear myself away from the couch today. >> and it was cool out there, too. >> yes. >> chilly. >> comfy food, i did the grilled cheese, the tomato soup. >> yeah. >> we were couching it today. >> tomorrow you will have no excuse erika. >> okay. >> for all of you folks hitting the pavement morrow, things are looking up. tonight i would keep it locked in, but here is good news. take a look at youradar. we are looking on the dry side of things. there's still a lot of rain around us and

simon derrick is back from his market slot. he has had a cup of coffee, i hope!in terms of the reduction, by which i mean the number of stores that they will close. pretty drastic action. we have seen stories like this happening across the world, notjust the uk and debenhams? that's the point to make. the most recent news is that we heard sears was falling, and another big department store in the us, a common feature of this shopping more out there. they are struggling to get the cash to keep them going through the christmas period. clearly, there is something far more than simply about debenhams but the changing face of retail. it is supposed to be about how far in we are, the economy has been growing for 9.5 years now, it's a very mature stage but the pressure on companies at that late stage in the cycle becomes more intense. that is an element of it but there's a in retail too. like we change how we shop. it's no longer that we want to go an anonymous high street, or shopping online. do you rent anything out like a car sparking. -- it is —— it is quite interes

derrick ward, >> it is a beautiful building. >>> the former councilmember said he is bruised and sores after a confrontation in the >> don't tell us he was hanging out with cardi b.e >>s there on official city business. but a former d.c. mayor. he said he wasn't treated like it was offial business. >> he describes an altercation with a bar employee that ends with him being thrown to the ground. >> this is where the phrase, do you know who i am, comes in handy. so what happened? what does gray want to happen next? >>> plus, youring home a new car and you love the new car smell. >> so what happens when it not just fades away but it starts to funky. we'll see some easy ways to get rid of the foul odor? what are you doing in your car that the air fresheners won't work. i understand the french fries buried down there. >> there. >> you know it's bad when the air fresheners won't work. >> or no o willet in your car. >> that's a bad sign. >> all right. thank you. >>> the start of october means the start of oyster season in maryland. it runs from now until the end maof h. you can harvest up to

happening today, another day in court for lawyers of the "ghost ship" fire defendant derrick almena. >> they were charged in the oakland fire that killed 36 people two years ago. amy hollyfield is live in the newsroom with a look ahead. >>> derrick almena told abc 7 news he has always been remorseful about this fire. today he and lawyers will try to convince a judge. he was ready to plead no contest to 36 counts of manslaughter. but the judge shocked him and rejected the plea deal after listening to victims' family members tuesday. the judge didn't think he showed enough remorse. he rented and hosted the party two years ago. it was so full of art and furniture, victims had trouble finding the exit. today's hearing will be about l alme almena. both men are in jail and have been since june of l.th newsroo hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> amy, thank you. this morning we are hearing from first lady melania trump and what she has revealed in an exclusive interview with abc news. she claimed she was the most bullied person in the world. abc is asking mrs. trump about accusations about president

you can go to naacp.org, derrick johnson is our guest. you want asked the question why do black voters vote or not? when it comes to the not category are there other things following that? >> it is about things, people may not think that their vote matters. we have to craft messaging for that. what's interesting, people who do not vote in the midterms, some do not realize what is taking place. think about elections peer there is a huge ad campaign for presidential elections. billions of dollars. but for midterm elections, is not the same level investment. people go out to vote when they are reminded and they are told that this thing is taking place and it's important. or if it is not a level of outreach, or ad campaign, then people simply do not know. although for those of us that are inside us, how is it that they can't know? elections take place on tuesday, it is within 12 hours, most people work eight or nine hours. and so they're going over their daily lives, only those of us that truly engage aggressively in this arena, we can tell y

so did obvious science correspondent derrick wins is joining me now to tell us more about the nobel committee's decision so derek i want us to first look at this prize that was given to lisa physicists why is that why is that happening now with the academy group to together under one common name they called it to for tools of life now lasers play an amazing very very broad role in today's society is there in everything there from the barcode scanners there and just drives we use them in industry there lasers are actually everywhere so they decided to give a. prize that that would honor the people who have done some really groundbreaking work and some of the aspects of this particular field one of the for arthur ashton was for what they call optical tweezers which is using lasers to manipulate very very small organic bodies for example bacteria or viruses or even molecules you can use the laser to manipulate them at a very small scale and not have to kill that particular organism which is of course huge for biology for jihad mo who and for donna and for donna strickland it was. another aspect of

. >> derrick ward has you covered there. he's in northwest d.c. with traffic information you needed to know about if you're headed out. lots of roadblock there. >> reporter: indeed. if you're coming west on m stre , this is the otherde of the roadblock. they put puss and trucks up so this course is blocked off from any traffic. you can go nor and south on m bu' youre only going to go a as fa wisconsin and then you'll be directed back and forth east. this is why. this is the course. as you can see, you get a good sense of howhallenging this course can being f you look back toward key bridge. there's a b change but it's a doing shot, a place whereks f come to see the races and cheer on people like these folks from long island. take a look. > intense. training was hard, time consuming but it's going to be worth it. this is going to be one of the coolest marathons he could possibly run so we're excited about it and very proud. >> she's here to cheeron her husbandr this is hisst marathon, she came all the way dn for that. here is a look at he routemap.

derrick almena does not want to go to trial.nts to accept a plea deal from the judge that includes a nine-year sentence. he didn't think almena showed remorse and rejected the deal. almena was renting the warehouse and converted it into a live and work space. there have a concert on the second floor the night of the fire. co-defendant max harris has decided to go to trial. his attorney wants to ask for a change of venue if he goes to trial. >>> fairfield police are investigating a domestic violence case after a car chase with a baby inside ended in gunfire and a death. this happened while a woman was screaming for help from inside a car. officers tried to pull the driver over. when the car then sped off, crashing a short time later near dover and east travis boulevard. police say the 24-year-old female was shouting at app officer through the window claiming she had been kidnapped. crews pulled the woman out and then a 10-month-old baby. >> i was so shocked there was even a baby. i was like oh, my god. and the baby was crying. >>

derrick thomas, abc 7 news. >> and derrick thomas will knock you out. i don't know where that came from. for deef t detailed information ballot issues, abc7news.com/election. you will find your local voter guide. >>> president trump issued a warning today to california officials. he says the next governor needs to get their act together. what the president says he could do if forests can't cleaned up. >>> nobody hit the mega millions jackpot, but a san francisco grocery store worker came really close. the big winnings coming to him after matching five out of six numbers. >>> and we're just hours away from the $345 million power ball drawing. we talk to a local statistics professor about your odds of winning big. >> and if you win, you just get chauffeur or helicopter. you don't even go to work! you just watch the news at 4:00 on a big 4 k tv. #winning. this is the maze in emeryville heading to berkeley. that is where the big backup is making their way into san francisco. that is moving pretty nicely on the turn, but the maze is backed up. dono.u hear th

particularly derrick karr who may be the next 1 to hit the road. he turned to twitter and had this to say. i'm a raider. it's not popular but i am and i love it. not a lot of people believe in us. one can only ask. what city is he talking about. i don't think a lot of oakland raider fans are on the bandwagon. be real. let's check this out. did you see this guy from the dominican republic. have you seen ink like this. this is a full on tattoo. needless to say, this is a michael jordan fan. detroit city, pistons off to a 3-0 start. black griffen. look at the fake on joel embiid. 50 points for griffin. detroit likes him right now. the warriors were off tonight and they will be taking on the wizards tomorrow night. that's the sporting life for right now. i can't get over the tattoo. >> that was incredible. >> can you image how long. >> michael signed it. it's signed. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sf

odd as they were for me my mom derrick and see the problems when three. mostly was that they had to see the mom or dad me. two weeks before earl's date of execution the guards came to transport him to the death house in richmond. a charity mob put him in a way saying handcuffs shackles and they walk him out. literally drug him out and meanwhile everybody's banging on the door for the casa guards. joe reached out to his caseworker marie deans to see if anything could be done. i called mary in a panic as i was. i don't know if this guy did or not but i don't think you did i'll break this god knows what's going on when early arrived at the death house he was handed over to jerry i received their offer mecum bear and when he came in i gave a good training to the infirmary he was given a complete physical. at that time we only had. death by electrocution chair so he didn't have a choice. you could her you know how you had led to the one through to your home and they've been david all we got was the he said he was getting really from. dental. and that big a mot

. >>> number three, attorneys for derrick almena will go to a judge who rejected it, saying he did notear remorseful. 36 people died in the 2016 fire. >> number four, a man who posed as a ride-hailing driver and sexually assaulting a rider over the summer is under arrest. brandon sherman was taken into custody during a traffic stop. >> number five, ceo of google is responding responding. 48 people have been terminated in the last two years. none of them received an exit package. >> number six, we made it to friday and one of our warmest days this week. check out these temperatures. anywhere from 6 to 10 degrees warmer than average. upper 60s at the coast. the rest of us in the 70s and 80s today. >> and number seven, sad news for chocolate lovers. hershey plans to hike prices 2.5% on some of its products next year. the increase will affect about 20% of its chocolate. can we just remind people given that halloween is coming up in a few days what the best chocolate is. >> reese's peanut butter cups. >> made by hershey, by the way. >> mere yes, ma'am webster launched a new. >> jif. acid wa

. >> how ridiculous, brett, scott, derrick, are going to put this bulletproof glass to a test. >> a bowlingwhat do you reckon is going to happen? >> i reckon we might get a crack. >> i reckon it's going to get the shape of a bowling ball. >> i think shatters it. >> all right. >> ready -- go. oh, crack. >> that's amazing. >> so it looks like it's really messed up, but in reality, like we can't see any of what you're seeing. >> that's crazy. >> yeah. they're all kind of confused as to how this is working. >> oh! >> ooh. >> hey, now we heard it crash. >> the top layer is still intact. >> think about it, a bullet traveling significantly high speed, this thing going wider is going to spread out. now all the way to the top. >> okay. >> get out! did not get through. >> yep. >> still, the force didn't go through but a lot more glass broken from the bottom of it. to finish it off, they're going to drop two at a time. >> oh! >> look at that glass. look. everything else is messed up. but that top wire -- that top wire is all good. >> it's a pretty neat experiment by the guys over there. ♪ >>> two cous

. >> that person is derrick pearson, he created this alongside gordon pearson, and they created a prettyeleton, that is crazy. >> you thought that was crazy, check this out. >> oh. somebody is super creative. >> but it just shows the dedication and what it takes to capture something so beautiful like this. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter, you'll need the buzzword and about at least 18 years of age and a resident of the u.s. >> head over to rightthisminute.com. >> and the word is vampire. >> enter the word vampire. v-a-m v-a-m-p-i-r-e. >>> a queen-inspired performance from a little fan. >> i call her mini queen. ♪ >> why she's clearly then you'll get the little molds. you're going to freeze those. when they come out, you put them in the back of the mousse, there you go. >>> i have to say it's one of the greatest rock tunes of all time. it's hard to believe it's 43 years old. ♪ i see a little silhouette of a man." >> it was written by queen in 1975. but there's a new movie coming out. and the new movie "bohemian rhapsody" that comes out this week. ♪ thunder thunde

um, derrick. and on his left right there is stephanie mcmillan.phanie has been a political cartoonist. [cheers and applause] ok, you've got fans. there we go. she's been a political cartoonist since 1992. she's the creator of the editorial cartoon "code green" a and the comic strip "minimum security." she's written 7 books including "capitalism must die! a brief introduction to capitalism: what is it, why it sucks, and how to crush it."

derrick almena's attorney will argue a judge wrongly rejected a plea bargain deal. a judge postponed it to today. they want a judge to rein state the agreement. another judge rejected it because he felt almena did not appear remorseful when victims' families spoke in court. he would plead no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a prison sentence. >>> richmond police are warning of credit card skimmers found on gas pumps in that city. >>> a security breach containing 10,000 customers. a laptop was stolen last month. it contained names, credit card numbers and other health information. there are several stores in the bay area. >>> you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at some neighborhood temperatures through san ramon valley, 48 to 49. pretty popular. livermore, 51. warmer weather, near 60 in antioch. 57 in pittsburg and concord. mount diablo, 47. it is normally warmer. the dry cold front brought in cooler air. that's the case for all of us as we head into the afternoon hours. for your commute, quiet out

in fort washington, derrick wa>, news 4. ou couldn't have asked for better weather for today's 10 miler. police reopened the streets after thousands of people wrapped up their run. the race started outside the pentagon and the winners were both from texas on the men's and women's side. julia dall finished second on the women's side from columbia, maryland. congrats. i take my kids out to nurseries, fall fest thing, break it down, sweaty, we're too hot, wteneed >> and you just said you need fall. i love smer so i'm relishing in this. fall is on the way. we do have cooler weather to come, so hang in there forecasts. l then it's going to feel like summer. let's take a look outside. isn't that fabulous? >> beautiful. >> i'm feeling kind of sick for dinner. no, absolutely gorgeous out e. th currently they are feeling temperatures in the low 80s. mostly sunny there. we have an influx of air from the south that really helped to warm things up not only today but actually yesterday afternoon believe it or not. current temperatures th

. >> a judge stunned derrick almena and the rest on of us when he threw out a deal because he said almena didn't show enough remorse. amy hollyfield is here with with what happens next. ? he says he has always been remorseful about this fire. his attorney say he is very sorry. today he and his lawyers will try to convince a judge about that remorse. it was going to be an exchange for a nine-year sentence. but the judge rejected the deal saying he didn't think he showed enough remorse. the night of the fire was nearly two years ago. it was so full of art and furniture, victims found trouble finding the exit and couldn't get out. 36 people died. max harris, co-defendant, has decided to go ahead and go to trial. both have been in jail since june of last year. reggie, alexis. >> thank you, aim y. now to fairfield. a wild story where a man is dead after police say he was shot by his romantic partner, possibly during a kidnapping. okay. so in fairfield, a chase ended on east travis boulevard and dover avenue. the 24-year-old female passenger was shouting at an officer through her window claimin

the attorneys for derrick al men a and max harris believe they can get a fair trial in alameda county. he will be back in court on friday and his attorney will say a judge wrongly rejected the plea deal that would have given him a nine-year prison sentence. there will be a trial in april. >>> criminal charges have just been filed against a boater whose collision with a teenage kayaker in san mateo resulted in serious injuries for the teen. it happened near mariners island boulevard. matt keller is live at the san mateo police headquarters with other new details just obtained. matt? >> reporter: kristen, the 15-year-old boy is still in critical condition. police have identified the driver of the boat they say it was 48-year-old steven chicago ar -- chiari of san mateo. he faces three charges related to the crash. we went to the location where it happened yesterday. much calmer and no power boats in the area. happened near mariners island boulevard. that's where the boat hit the 15-year-old boy in a kayak. neighbors heard the screams. >> the next thing we know, we saw a lot of fire truc

. >> reporter: he asked derrick robinson about it. why not look at the entire site? >> you have the sites that have potential to have contamination left behind. >> reporter: the navy considered all areas when considering past use and conducting rviews with workers. but they concentrated on the places that the navy performed radiation operns else? >> that's where we're starting. >> reporter: how can you be suru don't take a closer look and test? >> we're focusing on areas where radiological contamination may have been used. >> reporter: we mapped the sites the navy says based on the past, may be contaminated. we asked if it added new places and the navy pointed to one additional area where it said it refo reformed radiation scans. they toasted 28 miles of storm trains and will test other places it hasn't looked at before, as the shipyard inches closer to new development. >> the whole site has the potential of being contaminated. and the navy knows that. >> reporter: now, the public isn't allowed on to most of the shipyard. but we put together a virtual tour of hunters

. >> derrick henry says the location is good for business where hiseeeam a little bit of everyone. >> monday through friday weave our regulars, we know almost every guest by name in the mornings. he weekends you get a lot gore of the tourists, the visitors, com in to check out the neighborhood. >> there is a lot to check out. >>ult is beaut down there. >> bring your wallet. >> you do have to havedi osable >>income. orgeous views. coming up, the aftermathhu of icane michael. dozens of people still unaccounted for. we're tracking a weather alert here at home. >> a weathere alert h today because of our big temperature drop and also the windy nditions now and breezy conditions later. but if you're heading out to the mountains lows there. temperatures topping out at 41ee de i'll have what you can expect coming up. >> plus windows smashed and tires popped. a caravan dahl caught on camera a caravan dahl caught on camera by the homeowner himself. (alex trebek) $8,000. over $8,000. now, why is this number so important? because $8,508 is the average cost of a funeral. if you've already planned

derrick carr, with him it's bubbling over. >> even if we don't have coop or marshawn, if everyone does job and wins against the guy they are going against we can do good things. hopefully guys continue to study and learn and compete their tails off. >> you never know they were 1- 6. the warriors sweep through the and breaking records along the way. 7-1 record. they will be home tomorrow and everybody is talking about klay, what can they do for an encore. he had 52 points total. his former teammates and a guy that would like to be his teammate chiming in on twitter. javale wore the headband. and then from lebron, congrats onsetelling that record. i'll bet lebron would like to recruit klay for a while. we've come to the point in the evening we can check this out. thunder and russ westbrook hosting the clippers. patrick beverly, watch westbrook. 32 points but he will rock the baby. put him to sleep and his nemesis, patrick beverly coming back against westbrook. he will score and has to put the baby to sleep. these guys don't get along. they have history as westbrook was injured by beverly

the nasdaq market site overlook new york's time questionnaire i'm scott woman ner traders on the derrick tim seymour, darter werth karen finerman and guy adami tonight on fast netflix make a comeback after getting crushed the chart master says don't trust the bounce he is telling us exact why plus, something happened on jp morgan earnings call that has karen finerman questioning everything she will tell you what it is and just how worried to be but first we start with the rally and it was a hard fought one at that. the dow rallying 400 points at the open before turning negative and then it was up and down throughout the amp before stocks took off into the close ending higher by just about 300 points. that move kapping off what was a wild week for the market the dow starting off slow, then the big reversal midday tuesday. but we only ended down 50 points heavy selling into wednesday and thursday now here we are. higher yet again by o but even with today's move, it was still the worst week since march 23rd. >> raw hide, guy. >> not raw hide. >> it's a clint eastwood >> good bad ugly jose w

and let's talk more about that work with derrick williams from d.w. science has been following this story for us so you told me earlier that these researchers actually work in different fields so tell us more about why they are sharing this prize with the economy so that they were they were given the prize based on the scientific revolution based on evolution now so basically what both of these what both of these researchers have in common what the work what all three of these researchers what their work has in common is that they directed evolution to two to produce very particular proteins and proteins are the basis of life and they've been selected over the over hundreds of millions of years and organisms to prolong life there's the question of the survival of the fittest so so they can evolve fairly slowly over a longer period of time what these researchers did in their work was they speeded up evolution they directed it to a very particular endpoint that they specifically wanted to have which was a particular protein either and or an antibody ok

host: our guest is derrick johnson, the president and ceo of the naacp. he served as vice chairman of the national board of directors, as the state president of the mississippi congress of the naacp. democrats line, you are on with our guest. good morning. caller: thank you for c-span and for your guest today. i wanted to make a comment maybe iout the kanye west visit -- agree with a lot of what you said. i feel like that was done to maybe bring out the black men who may be have fathers who were not in their homes, or fathers that were not around. toeel like that was a way relate to them. i wanted to know your comments on that statement. thank you. guest: first of all, said to say, ithink -- sad to think kanye west may have mental issues that need to be addressed. does perhaps the appeal you suggest was intended. it would be a mischaracterization to say that having kanye west at the white house is an appeal to young men without fathers at home. that is not only demeaning, but the display we see speaks to potential mental illness, some of which might be bi

tonight, derrick ward explains why families install these locks and how they can cost you precious seconds in a fire.>> woman died after a fire in ft. washington this past thursday. they encounter ereered s fke and a 65-year-old inside the front door with a double cylinder lock meaning a key wasde n to open it from the inside as well as the outside. the victim was unconscious with a key in her hand. a tragic scenario with surprising friguency. >> behind the door with their keys in their hand. >> precious time lost looking for that keeflt it has already happen three times many prince george's county this. ye >> they were overcome by smoke and couldn't open the door themselves. >> jacob green says the locks possible. a way to keep a would be intruder from reaching around throughr a windowening the door and unlocking a locked . do but they can slow up the exit. >> i want to tell people to alange to it a single side dead bolt. you have to do, instead of a key from the inside, you have a thumbturn. it looks like this. and all you have to do is do like. this youpen it and get out. >> especially

there's a special pretrial hearing at 9:00 for derrick and max harris. they face six counts of involuntary manslaughter, they were hoping a judge would accept a plea deal. but, a judge ruled they were not remorseful enough. and today they may accept the plea deal. >>> and tenants are suing a landlord, veritas investments is being sued because they say the landlord is trying to drive them out and they're not fixing mold and other problems. >> and they're seeking a junction against veritas investments because of unfair business practices, the way they do the construction which is highly disruptive to the tenants. >> they released this statement. veritas investments are committed to restore the buildings to we invest in the housing stock and many areas we have seen improvements. >>> looking at the market. the futures indicate a higher open for the dow and s&p 500, another day for losses, the dow dropped 545 after an 800 drop on wednesday, the nasdaq lost 92 points and the s&p dropped 57, that's a little more than a 2% drop there 2% drop there [ bell ringing

derrick almena's attorney will argue a judge wrongly rejected a plea bargain deal. motion was set to be heard on friday but a judge postponed it until date. his attorneys want it rein stated. another judge rejected it because he felt almena did not appear remorseful when victims' families spoke in court. he would plead no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a prison sentence. the other defendant plans to take his case to trial. >>> your voice, your vote. san francisco spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to get non-citizens to vote. a few dozen residents actually signed up. the chronicle reports san francisco paid $310,000 to set up this registration system and urge people to register. but only 49 people did that. that works out to $6,300 per voter. >>> heads-up if you shop at rayle. >> a security breach a affecting 10,000 customers. a pharmacy laugh top was stolen. it contained names, medical records, prescription drug records and other health information. they are working to determine whether the data has been accessed or misused. th

there's a pretrial for max harris and derrick almena, the two men hoped to avoid a trial to accept a plea deal, that deal was not accepted by the judge and he ruled that almena was not remorseful. another judge will hear a motion to reinstate that plea deal. >>> and they're looking for the public's help who has been peeking into a home. authorities released surveillance video of a suspect looking into the house near university avenue near acton street on october 3rd. investigators say at 5:00 in the morning, the man walked on the front porch and looked into the window. and berkeley searched for one peeping suspect, another is under arrest. and he's due in court after being caught on wednesday. someone had been prowling around this woman's home since march. she set up 4 surveillance cameras that captured images of the suspect, and she called police and they were able to take him into custody. >>> coming up, officers were called in and the investigation is now under way. is now under way. >>> and a free style rap of sorts, we'll show you some of the highlights of can yeah -- kanye west

derrick almena's attorney will argue a plea bargain. 36 people died in that fire. >> number three, pope frances accepted the resignation of washington, d.c. donald wuerl after he was was implicated in sex abuse cover-up scandals. wuerl issued a statement overnight apologizing for any past errors in judgment. >> number four, eight people are dead across six states from hurricane michael. more than a million people without power. they are telling residents to boil their water. >> it is here. warming temperatures 6 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. even warmer weather this weekend. >> number six, a handful of collisions already this morning. the worst in richmond. we have a collision involving a sedan and tanker trust. westbound 80 before san pablo. the tow truck is stuck. that is costing 10 minutes. >> the third largest jackpot is on tap for tonight. it's worth $548 million after no one won tuesday night's drawing. this is where i usually say you don't have any chance of winning. but the last time i said that, 11 people won in san jose. >> i know. i'm going to play this time. >> i'm no

. >> host: okay, all right, mark, derrick mueller, associate professor of law tweets out this, the current make-up of the court, current active supreme court justices, one appointed by george w. bush, one by clinton and two during george w. bush and two from obamas and so far president trump two justices sitting on the court as well. craig kaplin with c-span tweeting now, i had a quote from the majority leader during news conference. i had a chance to talk to kavanaugh and congratulate him on victory and also the president. this is a good day for america and important day for the senate. we are getting your reaction to what happened in the senate this afternoon. missouri, texas, a democrat, you're on the air. >> caller: well, i don't agree with the previous person that made the comment. i think it's a very, very dark day for americans to have elected brett kavanaugh as supreme court justice. i no longer any respect for the supreme court. i think any cases that are taken to the supreme court, none of them -- none of them will be identified to be in the affirmative. everything is going to be

. >> in the meantime, the raiders headquarters, the quarterback, derrick, he's down playing rumors about to him and reams ship with his teammates, he is down playing the reports of a fractured locker room. and that the team has lost confidence in him. he joked about a report that teammates lost respect for him because it looked like he was crying when he had a big hit to the shoulder against seattle a week and a half ago. >> i broke my back and ankle, i didn't cry then. the shoulder was tough for me. i cry when i train too. >> there are rumors that he may be on the trading block he insists stay with the raiders, they host indianapolis sunday. >>> and sunday night football is on kt:vu.com. and they'll start the startup quarterback. the football game starts at 5 and we'll have a special edition of fox 2 sports wrap. >>> and a report on bay area traffic jams are out. this year's top spot is 101 heading eastbound and on to interstate 80, the bay bridge, you know about it and so does frank mallicoat. he's joining us and he's near the area that ranks the second worse, where is that. >> we're o

the raiders play in lond pd the first time since derrick carr season. the coach was fired as soon as the plane touched back down in the bay area. carr relying on international experiences to get the most out of this week. >> you don't know until you know kind of thing. being able to rely back on what we did my rookie year, and the two trips we made down to mexico. obviously that helps as well. >> what a great experience this is. i'm excited that the -- to showcase with the seahawks and hopefully the people in londonen have a nice time. >> we'll see if the raiders get a one. 49ers play packers on abc 7. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> announcer: now the accuweather foevgt with lisa. >>> good saturday morning to you what a view from mount tam. beautiful high pressure low clouds and fog returned while you were sleeping. and will be with us throughout the day. a few peeks at the shoreline for a partly sunny coast. but temperatures coming down in the city today 10 degrees. a nice day to enjoy before the winds go offshore. we look at fog, c

derrick almena's attorney will argue a judge wrongly rejected a plea bargain deal. motion was set to be on friday, but a judge postponed it until today. another judge rejected the plea agreement because he did not feel almena was remorseful. he would plead no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for nine-year prison sentence. >>> your voice, your vote. san francisco spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to get non-citizens to vote. a few dozen residents actually signed up. non-citizen parents can vote for school board members in san francisco. the chronicle reports san francisco paid $310,000 to set up this registration system and urge people to register. but only 49 people did that. that works out to $6,300 per voter. >>> a security breach containing 10,000 customers. a laptop was stolen last month. it contained names, prescription drug information and other health information. there are several stores in the bay area. >>> 19 dogs just graduated from the pets and vets program. the program matches veterans ith emotional support tha guy > the

where are emily and derrick? >> righter >> wait a minute. check this out. okay.at grade? >> i was in middle school and derrick was. in high scho >> they met on the plaza ten years ago. g th married and they came back to reenact your moment? >> yeah. >> wn did you get married? >> we got married on sunday. >> oh, this past sunday? >> yes. >> why did you w ct toe back here today? >> the trip was so special, like coming here and meeting here. we kind of wanting to come back and experience it all over again. >> have youn been item this whole time? >> most of it, yes. >> what was i like in middle school, you're in high school? ke us back to the moment. >> yes. i don't know. i think we immediatelyernew that we going to be together. >> yeah, we spent 16 hours on a bus together t t get her first time. >> yeah. >> well, congratulations. thank you for sharing your special day with us. oh, my god. >> so cute. >> look at that. >> congratulations, you guys. >> a plaza romance. somebody could be here meeting they wid in ten years be back married. >>> coming up, how do ge out of

with me is simon derrick from bny melon.et's talk about the moves this morning in the currency market dollar not doing too much. it was up a quarter percent yesterday. it is moving against the yen today. what's happening there >> it's fascinating watching dollar/yen over the last 48 hours. this is the class independentedy indicator of sentiment dollar/yen we're trading at the highs for the last couple of days 112.75, 112.80 that suggests maybe sentiment is turning a bit. >> from negative to positive >> absolutely. it did well during the asian session. like that rally you saw on the shanghai composite on the back of this talk of some support for the market from the securities regulator. that's interesting to me the bad news is coming in, it is not hitting the dollar, it's not helping the yen. it's not the only place you're seeing that shift in sentiment look at treasury yields. tresh treasury yields barely moved yesterday. so maybe we're getting early indication of after three, four weeks of incredibly bad news for markets, p

i'm curious as you have been down there, derrick, do you see any people?e know some people stayed behind. where are they now? >> people have navigated the roads here. they shouldn't be because it's still very dangerous. there are a lot of downed power lines and a lot of downed trees making it extremely difficult to get around, but people are curious. they want to know, how is my property, how are my valuables, how are my neighbors? i would be curious too if i called this place home. i'm in apalachicola. this is the big bend of florida's panhandle. a very susceptible place to storm surge. let me show you just how susceptible it is. the american red cross places these hurricane surge markers just to give an indication of how high the ocean rises above this particular point. hurricane michael, wow, came in with a vengeance, up here. this was enough storm surge to lift an entire sailboat out of the marina. you couple the storm surge with 100-mile-per-hour winds, and this is the result. look at this behind me. i mean, the visuals are enough to explain what's ta

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host: our guest is derrick johnson, the president and ceo of the naacp. he served as vice chairman of the national board of directors, as the state president of the mississippi congress of the naacp. democrats line, you are on with our guest. good morning. caller: thank you for c-span and for your guest today. i wanted to make a comment maybe iout the kanye west visit -- agree with a lot of what you said. i feel like that was done to maybe bring out the black men who may be have fathers who were not in their homes, or fathers that were not around. toeel like that was a way relate to them. i wanted to know your comments on that statement. thank you. guest: first of all, said to say, ithink -- sad to think kanye west may have mental issues that need to be addressed. does perhaps the appeal you suggest was intended. it would be a mischaracterization to say that having kanye west at the white house is an appeal to young men without fathers at home. that is not only demeaning, but the display we see speaks to potential mental illness, some of which might be bi

. >> .video derrick is from lynnhaven. lynnhaven has five miles inland so michael had to come five miles to the area. also 20 to 25 miles west of mexico beach where many of the most horrific images have come from. it goes to show you the sheer size of the storm on the devastation not only from point a to b. and in between that, becomes even down the line across the florida panhandle. the president after this we'll head into georgia as he knows all the storm didn't just affect florida. florida, georgia, north carolina, south carolina all the way through. >> a live picture of marine one about to depart from florida. i just want to tell you he's expecting to visit the area they are in some of which have endeavored dated. we should mention 120,000 people in georgia still were without electricity as recently as yesterday. this has really been as i said a lot worse. when we first saw close to a week ago that it looks like it would make landfall at category two, it ended up ramping up so unbelievably quickly and it's really shock