dina: it is.hen we talk about what it has done to the city, it has brought in more than 50,000 jobs, but on the flipside, it has caused a lot of disruption. you put in 40 or 50,000 workers and only build about 10,000 housing units. those people have to go somewhere. they have gone into all of these outlying neighborhoods. we have talked about the impact it has had on a particular neighborhood, a historically black neighborhood, where paul allen is now building a massive apartment and retail complex in a way the neighborhood is finding very disruptive in a neighborhood that is already now below 20% in terms of the black population. you see alan mounting this next act of moving into other neighborhoods with residential and maybe neighbors are not happy about what is being done to the their neighborhoods -- to their neighborhoods. -- neighborhood. jason: so all of the places scrambling for this second headquarters, was this lightning in a bottle caught by two billionaires by accident? what should peo

she spent the night at dina's house. >> i called it hotel dina like everyone just stayed. >> yeah. >> left it unlocked for everyone, you know. >> reporter: the next day, saturday, was the tennessee lsu football game and everyone was looking forward to tailgating. but the fun day turned sour. brooke borrowed something out of dina's closet, the girlfriends had an argument about it. >> and i had found out she had wore it without asking. >> reporter: it was a silly fight, but it stuck with brooke. she didn't tailgate for long. >> she had been calling all these people to pick her up to take her to her car because she wanted to change her outfit for the night, for that night. >> reporter: brooke's friend albert dotson had been tailgating with her earlier in the day. >> so we would, like, break off, and i was with some other friends of ours at that time. so i'm not really sure where she was. >> reporter: neither dina nor albert ever saw brooke again. and with more than a hundred thousand football fans flooding the city for the game, finding brooke's killer was like looking for a needle in an

dina: they are doing that great.h the help of riverside we , aated this great technology community of home service experts that is taking the disruption going on in the home service arena and saying let's take advantage of this. we have 3200 franchisees. people need it. we have a significant increase in our consumers using more than one of our brands because now we are educating them. we are all part of this one company based on this core value. pam, let's get real on private equity. 10 years on from the financial crisis. private equity has emerged as an asset class that is very attractive to investors, especially in light of how banks have been more highly regulated. you have $8 billion or so under management. what is the dealmaking environment right now, given how valuations have come up? pam: it is super competitive out there, but i think what we would say is you have to invest through every cycle. investors are not happy to have you sit on the sidelines. you have to change how you are looking at deals right now.

. >> people like their neighbors, dina and mark. >> i was afraid.'t even want to go to my paint class that i do in the evening because i was afraid to be out. >> a lot of people got guns. >> a lot of neighbors told me. i went out and got a gun. you know? i want to protect myself. >> everybody knew the candelarios had a nice house, filled with vintage treasures. >> there's a little jewelry that pam kept. this is her dresser. >> some of which were missing as ralph told the police during a videotaped tour. >> the television's gone. >> okay. >> the candelarios had been about to leave on vacation. so maybe the intruders thought they were gone and were surprised to find them at home. but who? a citizen's tip supplied a possible lead. >> she brought up individual names that he believed were involved in this homicide. >> ramon bear rose and jose nino, known drug users, both had rap sheets, a history of breaking and entering and assault. they were trying to sell jewelry the day after the murders. >> you have a responsibility to check into that? >> yeah. >> p

phil is survived by his wife, dina, daughter, kelly,son, patrick, sisters, camille and susan and five grandchildren. rest in peace and power. the rest i submit. >> supervisor peskin: i would like to be added to his in memoriam. he was a passionate advocate for the 8 washington matter, amongst other things. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor cohen? >> president cohen: thank you. supervisor brown, i would also like to be added. i also have in my notes some words to recognize the life and times and contributions of mr. ryan. i won't repeat what you said, but i definitely want to express my deepest condolences to his wife, dina bitten, also his children, in particular my friend, patrick ryan. our hearts are aching, and are definitely torn, as the ryan family lay to rest such a wonderful warrior. thank you, madam clerk. another in memoriam for another san francisco giant that passed away. gus costin, who welcomed patrons to john's grill in san francisco for more than half a century. he died monday. he was only 87 years old. he was costantine costantinidis. he was known to welcome friends and

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but there are people like gary cohn, like dina powell, mcmaster who could confirm or deny. why doesn't congress call -- why not get to the bottom of whether the president is unfit? >> cowardice is an extreme level. a tweet? >> they've hidden the codes. >> we're talking about an xi extension crisis that is a national security threat to the entire planet and they are afraid of a tweet. >> let me read some of the "the new york times" reporting. let me bring everyone up to speed. from yesterday to today, there's been some reporting that puts together everything this white house staffer is dealing with. between bob woodward's book and the anonymous op-ed, the collective portrayal mr. trump may not be fully in charge of his own white house, surrounded by advisors who consider them so volatile and temperamental they swipe documents from his desk and hope to keep him from issuing rash orders. it is notable they take documents from his desk, the larger problem ask they don't trust him with paper. >> i don't think it's noble. this is gary cohn going to bob woodward and awarding himse

dina's the series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. an unusual friendship. this is the story of paul and. one is a student from cameroon. the other a filmmaker from germany the bedouin now likely never be able to say whether he chose me or i chose him whatever the case this is the story of how many. on europe's most dangerous border. was. what began as a documentary. my parents sacrificed everything for me i can't go back and. became a story about those seeking. and those two helped. when paul came over the sea from cameroon to berlin starts oct fourth on t.w. . germany's governing coalition parties will reopen talks about the future of the former domestic spy chief hans gale mass and the social democrats are upset about his promotion to a new job in the interior ministry after controversial comments about far right violence now chancellor angela merkel has agreed to re-evaluate the decision.

in the 100m, dina asher—smith finished second behind ivory coast's marie—jos e ta lou in a time of 11.16win a medal at the rio 0lympics and were considered by many to be somewhat lucky to retain over £6 million of funding leading into the tokyo 2020 games. but this year kate french and joe choong have both won european medals and next week will look to demonstrate their 0lympic credentials at the world championships in mexico. bbc sport's nick hope has been to meet them. mastering one discipline can take decades to imagine trying to perfect your skills and five. that is the task for modern pentax leads. user with a 200 metre swim, followed by a round robin, followed by the later run. you could be the best in the world and still have a bad day and that ruins the chances of getting a medal so you have to be consistent every time and is incredibly difficult. that talent has been eased somewhat by uk sport's decision to continue investing over £6 million in british pentax leads despite theirfailure to £6 million in british pentax leads despite their failure to win a medal in rio 2016 but the

he had a long term relationshi with dina shore 20 years his senior. earlier this year a bit of a surpse whene looked back on his life. >> who would you consider the love of your life? >> i would say sally. they said she's not sexy. they s dd you't get it. talent is sexy.>> eporter: those are two subjects burt ynolds knew a lot about. >> unbelievable just like a icon. >> i remember at one point he said talking about sally d,fi guys find the love of their li e i and somehow they manage to scre up. even someone like him can have those regrets. >> looking back. >>> coming up, we'll tell you how you can cheer on what could be this area's next championship team. >> a major road project in o area is about to start. what you need to know tovoid traf afi >>> are you ready for some basketball? we're just hours away from the myics first everwnba finals. the lay days will stake on seattle storm for a chance to win a title for d.c. the storm may look strong after securing their shot in finals early in week but they're riding high after taking down the atlanta drea

agreement that no independent we've detachment anyway the founder of the problem of kali network has died dina carney created the group in the one nine hundred seventy s. which was funded by the us to fight the soviet invasion of afghanistan during the one nine hundred eighty s. it later poses the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and one and the presence of nato forces and the afghan government it's affiliated with the taliban and al qaida of course you can follow those stories on our web site at al-jazeera talked about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next is the stream to stay with us. getting to the heart of the matter unless we have new generations growing up to better our relationship with the natural world then soon there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies the positive all the fun things and his condition from taking place here their story on talk to al-jazeera. imo they can be. seen and you're in the stream so they will hear from an artist who is mixing hip hop with the history of indigenous america native american artists frank wall joins us

dina: what folks in seattle would say people should take away from this kind of rapid expansion is to little more planful. we spoke to greg nickels who actually came up with a lot of the policies that enable this and he said looking back it would have been better for the city if the growth had been a little slower and if there had been better planning. and you see as amazon is looking proposals, they have asked cities what they will do about traffic and housing. amazon is looking for not having a repeat of the negative consequences of the lightning in a bottle. the massive impact of technology on cities can be seen around the globe and i don't think you can talk about china or the growth of china and technology without mentioning the founder and executive chairman of alibaba. jason: we got an intimate and exclusive sit down. this is a guy who went from being an english teacher to a billionaire. one of the most influential voices in technology and business anywhere. he has set his sights on philanthropy now. >> alibaba, so many talents. 600 million people using us every month. not put

my name is dina. i am the current and new c.e.o. of chinese community health plan. a.k.a.ccph. ccpm administered contracts on behalf of chinese hospitals. thank you for the opportunity to address the joint planning commission and health commission. per the cpmc development agreement, cpmc was supposed to provide services in a manner consistent with exiting services agreements of chinese hospitals and its affiliate. i find it difficult to accept that cpmc/sutter is providing services in a manner generally consistent, quote-unquote, when chinese hospital has experienced rate increases since 2013 as my colleague larry lou will attest. my apologies to both the tempt of public-health and the commissioners our contract and rate issues were shared with the department of public-health. chinese hospital and its affiliates encourage the commissions to request that sutter health corporate act in a spirit of the d.a. and engage in upcoming 2019 rate negotiations that result in reasonable market rates for chinese hospital and its affiliates. we request this in the spirit of cooperation amon

here is the mayor of new bern, dina outlaw. thanks so much for joining us.nderstand at least 150 people were rescued overnight. more than 100 at last count were awaiting rescue. is that still the number you're looking at and tell us about the situation? >> well, as of last night there have been about 200 rescues. then there was about another 150 that needed to be rescued. these were folks that were in situations it harmful to try to go out in this weather and rescue somebody because of the wind, because of the downed power lines, et cetera. so we have gotten some additional crews in and at this time there are probably 20 or 30 that have not been rescued. melissa: wow. i'm sure your crews haven't slept. they have been out there trying to take care of themselves, their families. you go out into these conditions. you know what is it like for the last 20 people and you know, how are you going to send the folks out to try to get them? >> we have teams that are going out that are trained to do this. there are water rescues, we're not able to get these folks by veh

the producer dina is in awe. >> there are 24/7 volunteer opportunities and a lot of us feel good abouto for an hour or two to the food bank and they're helping this one dog. >> reporter: as they get older they face the toughest challenge known as intelligent disobedient. if their person is in harm's way they have to make the decision not to take that command. >> if the handler says go forward the dog will disobey them and that's the most amazing thing and that sets them apart from any other service dog. >> all of this care and training costs $50 million a year raised from private donation says. >> our dogs give our clients independence and if you think about that, what is your independence worth? >> clients get their dogs for free. pick of the litter is not just a dog movie. it's a high-stakes competition that will keep you guessing until the end. >> we are excited to find out if it's a yes or a no. >>> and that was kristen sze reporting. pick of the litter is now showing in san francisco, berkeley and san rafael. >> time right now is 6:26. former president barack obama breaking from t

i like dina rossi out in washington state who has raised about $3 million already.e's doing everything right. he's everywhere. he was almost elected governor and senator. he's won this district by double digits. i feel really excited about him, you know? like diane harkey, i think she's a good recruit in minnesota. i told you about our two recruits. in nf, in seats that democrats hold. nevada three and nevada four, we have great recruits. against y is running steve horseberg the same perg he beat in a midterm cycle much like the cycle he won in although slightly different climate. but crescent is pulling ahead. and that's a democratically held seat. and danny darkanian pulling ahead. and jackie another democratically held seat. so those are some of our recruits. i could go all day on more of our recruits but those are some great recruits that you should pay attention to. and i don't know that they all in, but they will all declose. and they will all meet -- democrats will need to spend big none those races if they want to ompete because we've got great candidates th

rwanda's northern province to attend the fourteenth annual girl a gorilla naming ceremony called quick is dina is a centuries old rwandan tradition for giving and name to a newborn well twenty three baby girl as well born last year and will be named by twenty three high profile guests this includes conservationists sports personalities philanthropist and also diplomats as well as american pop star a khan and also nigeria's former president obasanjo well rwanda's government hopes the celebrity appeal will boost tourism for the country and create a xeno was started in two thousand and five aims to raise awareness about conservation efforts for the endangered mountain gorilla. many a lot of sharing the hash tag twenty eight seen using the phrase conservationists feature praising the initiative calling it inspiring for africa and others also talking about the names of the gorillas this one says them with the names like also wa wa and the south african musicians known as mucky fees although named their gorilla which means good others can be found on the main events page on twitter as well now there

like dina rossi out in washington state. he's doing everything right. he's everywhere.e was almost elected governor. he was almost elected senator. he's won this district by double digits every time he's run in other seats. i feel really excited about him. you know, i like diane harky. i think she's a good recruit. in minnesota, i already told you about our two recruits. in nevada, in seats that democrats hold, nevada three and nevada four, we have great recruits. cresent hardy, who was the congressman from nevada for two years, is running against steve, the same person he beat, in a mid term cycle much like the cycle he won in although slightly different climate but crescent is polling ahead. -- cersent is polling ahead. and danny in nevada three, that's jacky rosen's seat. there are some of our recruits. i could go all day. those are great recruits you should pay attention to. i don't know if they all win but they will all be close and they will all need -- democrats will need to spend big money in those races if they want to compete because we have great candidates a

estimates it has around ten thousand fighters and then we have an offshoot of that group called harass dina's sought to have two thousand members half of them foreigners there is also the relatively new national liberation front believed to be backed by turkey and includes groups like harare. then you also have groups lie. turkistan islamic party made up of ethnic chinese way course let's bring in marwan to the news great he's a syria analyst and director of the absent for research and policy studies at the doha institute very good to have you with us as we've said there are multiple groups not just one fighting inside it labe right now and these groups are stephanie said are very suspicious of each other how difficult and complicated a battle is this going to be when it actually begins is very complicated this is why the turks have been trying actually over the past few months to sabrina between the so-called extremist and moderates within the syrian opposition as you know it live has become the home of more of the syrian. opposition factions because you know they have been actually relocate

the body of 55-year-old dina posada monday off the trail at the national forest.s her injuries are consistent with a cougar attack. >> from my understanding, this is the first attack by a cougar that took the life of an individual in oregon. as a sheriff, imaging the concerned for the public safety. >> oregon wildlife officials say they're not now trying to find the animal. the body was found several miles homer researchers found her car. the family says she was an avid hiker who went on hike often the method national forest. >>> the californian department of insurance has the national association to stop selling liability insurance in the state without a license. the insurance policy sold by the nra covers the legal costs in criminal cases or lawsuits when gunfire causes injuries or damage. about 2400 californians have the policy. the nra officials say they were told by the insurance broker that the program met the california regulations. >>> nearly 20 percent of marijuana products tested in california for potency and peer to have failed according to new data. te

last act on earth was one of the most courageous things imaginable and the last words to his wife dinaver heard that he says i'll never forget those words and i hope you won't either and the words to his wife after she said i love you one last time, don't worry, we are going to do something. maria: it's amazing, was that the flight when they all got together and they said let's roll. they went into -- they stopped them in the pilot? jared: pennsylvania. >> a beautiful memorial there, i was at pit on 9/11 and really became moment of chaos when the flight went down because my -- the university of pittsburgh shut down, you couldn't go anywhere or do anything and if you have been to that em moral, it's been a great working progress since 2001 and now there's this wonderful memorial there, this weekend the tower voices was dedicated and there's 40 chimes in there for the passengers and the crew members that died that day in a very heroic way, so -- jared: one of the most inspiring stories that we can find in our country and the movie also documents it in a beautiful way, todd, the one that