this package of party balloons at dollars city plus since it is not suitable for kids under three, butt does not have the legally required label saying it is a choking hazard for kids under 8. we are also concerned about high-powered magnets, which rachel will talk about in a little bit during her comments. now let's talk about overheating batteries. hoverboards are still a prime example of this. tragically earlier this year, there was a house fire that took the lives of two young girls and a firefighter. that is believed to have been caused by a hoverboard that was charging, overheated, and caught the house on fire. just last month there was another house fire believed to have been caused by a house fire. numerous hoverboard's are being taken off the shelves by the cpsc. we encourage parents to make sure any of the board has the ul227 certification sticker. the cpsc warns that sticker does not guarantee that the hoverboard will not overheat. finally i would like to talk about excessively noisy toys. cpsc has not recall a toy that is excessively noisy over the past year, but it is stil

we found five different types of balloons at party city, dollar city plus, and dollar tree that have labeling problems. for example, this package of party balloons we got a dollar city plus says it's not suitable for kids under three, but it doesn't actually have the legally required label saying it's a choking hazard for kids under eight. okay, we're also concerned about high powered magnets which rachel will talk about in a little bit during her comments. so now let's talk about overheating batteries. hoverboards are still a prime example of this and still pose a hazardment tragically rorl this year there was a house fire that took the lives of two young girls and a firefighter. that was believed to have been caused by a hoverboard that was charging, overheated and caught the house on fire. just last month, there was another house fire, also believed to have been caused by a hoverboard. numerous hoverboards are taken off the shelves by the cpsc, we're encouraging parents to make sure that any hoverboard has the certification sticker. they warn that that does not guarantee that the

like it's going to be great like vision twenty thirty five hundred billion dollars city and you know now i'm going to take out a prized possession and go public with it you know it's sort of nutty in a lot of regards i mean i understand why they're doing it it is only five five percent and when they do i.p.o.'s you know and you know president trump is urged to saudis to do it at the new york stock exchange rather than in london but when they do these things there's a lot of transparency required and i think some investors may they may not have a comfort level with the transparency bits provided by saudi aramco last thing to run out of time gerald what about these social reforms i mean you know they had toby keith there when the president trump was there in may they had a jazz festival heck the blue man group has been there and they are talking about not talking about next summer they will allow women drivers are those important social reforms that are taking place in the kingdom well this summer for opposites mostly you know glitzy distraction i mean it's easiest one to go with you k

first of all, i'm outraged really that the city has spent millions of dollars of city manage to push this developer they've not come to the union or the staff and asked them their opinion. that's a lie. you are using money, our public money, for the developers, that want this site, who want to make money off this site. that's what this is about. the fact of the matter is, city college is a treasure and it should be protected. you are putting the developers first, not the people of san francisco and students that need city college. last night the san francisco labor council unanimously -- almost unanimously voted it should be turned over to city college for their development and not the privateers that want million-dollar condos. ocean avenue is already crowded. bring u1,300 units, it will be gridlock. you are not helping the students or the community. you talk about policy. is it the policy of the board to privatize public space snz is that your policy? if it is, along with mayor ed lee, who is more interested in developers than the people of san francisco. it's a charade. it's privi

now six months later the family is suing the city, the state, and the waterpark for two-point-five-millio n dollarsofficials with the city say the waterslide was closed immediately after the accident and will remain closed until state safety officials give the approval. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. john gonzalez.. what are you working on for 5 allegations in a sex abuse case rocking a local school district. the lawsuit involving deonte carraway.. another deadly shooting rampage. this time - a school in california, targeted. the new details about what may have sparked the violence.. and the reaction from president trump that's causing confusion on twitter. and harassment on the hill current congresswomen testifying about their own experiences in the workplace. good morning washington. toss to eileen - sun to clouds today; cool - showers overnight - a few showers late saturday - cooler, windy sunday today: sunny early, becoming mostly cloudy. cool. highs: 50-53 winds: n to se 5 mph tonight: cloudy with scattered showers. patchy fog. lows: 37-44 winds: s 5 mph thursday: par

the heart of an ambitious economic reform program which includes a new five hundred billion dollar mega city near the red sea it's hoped the extra money from the sale will make saudi arabia less reliant on the black gold in the long term all of this comes against the backdrop of economic challenges at home it's currently in a recession after shrinking in two consecutive quarters for the first time since two thousand and nine growth this year is expected to be close to zero saudi arabia's budget deficit currently stands at nine point three percent of gross domestic product it has suffered due to recent low oil prices and unemployment edged up in the second quarter to nearly thirteen percent although that number is far higher under. nine year olds would join us now from london is a ham camel am is the head of the middle east and north africa research team at you raise you good good to have you with us so how is saudi arabia's vision twenty thirty looking right now is it realistic i think it's the beginning and then the vision aspirational more than anything and they're trying to implement key

some business owners in san francisco's china town are about to get nearly a half million dollars from the city to help recoup some losses from construction but some say that's not enough. work on the subway extends from china town through union square and south of market. muni trains were expected to be on the new tracks by december of next year but due to delays it's now scheduled to open sometime in 2019. the work has cut off foot traffic to many businesses. some of which have had to shut down. according to the san francisco examiner the chair of the neighborhood association is asking the mayor to provide more than the 450,000 he is pledging saying that the area affected is larger than the city realized. >>> small cracks in parts a new built concrete spillway at the orrville dam are not a safety problem. according to state officials the department of water resources said that these are hair line cracks caused by design elements and they were expected. they say they don't have to be repaired but they will be watching them. back in february authorities ordered almost 200,000 people downstream

101 ( james ) the u-s department of housing and urban development is giving 6 cities in alameda county millions of dollars in grant money. oakland will get the biggest chuck of the grant money. the city get about 7 million of the almost 13 million dollars going to the county. alameda, san leandro, albany, emeryville and piedmont will also get some grant money. that money will go toward homeowner rehabilitation projects... and the construction of new affordable housing. (anny) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break. (darya) ( darya ) the oakland raiders going after a much- needed win before the bye week. they were in miami taking on the dolphins. in the 1st half-- derek carr airs it out to johnny holton for the 44-yard connection. in the third quarter -- jay cutler caps off a 75-yard drive with this...short throw to jarvis landry, that cut the raiders lead to 4. then came marshawn lynch... he pounds his way into the end zone for his second touch down of the game then at the end of the game the raiders recover the onside kick. they win 27 to 24 they improve to 4-and

cities know there are large is countries economically speaking you know you have shenzhen now is equal to sweden germany g.d.p. chung do the call to norway you know the three hundred six billion dollar g b cities people have never heard of tongue shown as the g.d.p. that bigger than new zealand so we saw the single day that just happened i mean chinese we talked before on the show digital payments are fifty times larger than the united states but now they are online retail is six times what united states did ali baba and j.d. combined this week on the singles day holiday here eleven eleven is forty billion dollars in sales now mix scripts have switch the united states has been that has been industrialized it's constant it's just living off of debt and printed the current. and everything has been turned over to the banking system so the. you know what's in store in the future is just going to get more of this than one of us can do to make sure that all the products that they were exporting to the u.s. didn't come back to them in the form of inflation as those dollars and yen hit the chinese economy they recycled those back to america and kept the country on a starvation mode for a fe

condos at a loss with the value of their homes tumbling by three hundred twenty thousand dollars on average is the city's fourth highest skyscraper as one of these luxury condos that has gone up in san francisco i believe we've talked about this with what will for a few like two three years ago at that time was only four inches that's fourteen inches and they say it's a both a looming tower of geeks. they're leaning tower of nerds over there in san francisco well these a tourist over there with those photos and what their relationship shots of them push keeping the tower up and no got a lot of people doing those photos it's a money maker though luke make money on the leaning tower of geeks in san francisco i've heard it so well let's go over some of the points the business insider points out here it was completed in two thousand and eight and the first five weeks of sales millennium tower sold one hundred million dollars worth of condos the san francisco chronicle reported the units range in price from one point six million to ten million dollars and the developer is the millennium tower millennium parti

boston chicago denver and los angeles to small cities like wilmington delaware population seventy one thousand amazon has promised to invest five billion dollars in the local economy to the winning city and i said the second headquarters could bring fifty thousand new jobs in its bid to move our amazon here to newark the city and state are offering the company huge financial incentives primarily between five and seven billion dollars in tax breaks critics say the plan is built on a flawed theory called trickle down economics so your idea that reducing taxes on business will stimulate economic growth for the poor trickle down doesn't really trickle down to the working class or to low income people so i think people in newark should be really concerned and some people are while we had the paychecks and they don't understand that that's not good to me but others see opportunity i'm not sure support amazon because a lot of people need jobs just one city like so many others in north america looking for amazon to make another delivery a boost to their local economy gabriel zonda al-jazeera in newark new jersey. well now if you thought running a mara

justice department has threatened to cut off millions of dollars to cities that refused to cooperate with the federal immigration law. the judge says he weighed the public interest and possible harm it could come from withholding funds justice department says it is still reviewing the ruling. we are learning new details about testimony from the cofounder of fusion gps. the research firm behind the opposition research, the dossier on candidate donald trump. catherine herridge is here with the story. >> source familiar with the matter says the cofounder of fusion gps glenn simpson refused to answer key questions about the dnc, clinton campaign, and the law firm that financed the dossier. former british spy christopher steele was paid to gather research, simpson told investigators he never spoke to the underlying sources, never traveled to russia and did not verify the dossier beyond comparing the claims to media reports. a republican cast doubt on the dossier's credibility. simpson's lawyer says the research is solid. >> and experience british intelligence official came back with a rep

chung do the call to norway you know the three hundred six billion dollar g b cities people have never heard of tongue shown as the g.d.p. that bigger than new zealand so if we saw the single day that just happened i mean chinese we talked before on the show digital payments are fifty times larger than the united states but now they are online retail is six times what united states did ali baba and j.d. combined this week on the singles day holiday here eleven eleven it forty billion dollars in sales compare that to last year's black friday and cyber monday combined were only six point eight billion so you literally i see you know china has become a consumption powerhouse not only to support auction power also the economic scripts have switch the united states has been that has been industrialized it's constant it's just living off of debt and printed the currency and everything has been turned over to the banking system so the. you know what's in store in the future is just going to get more of this unless us can certainly get smarter all right so the policy in china for years was a s

. >> city asked for injunction after the justice department threatened a 1.7 million-dollar grant unless the city changed its policy on sharing information with federal immigration agents. >>> it is wednesday of rivalry week and eagles are looking ahead to the showdown, well, with the cowboys. >> you go that the right. our leslie van arsdal joins us now. it is a big one in dallas. >> it is a big one everyone so excited. for eagles fans dallas week is always a big deal. they had their first work out since bye at novacare complex and sunday night's game with the best record in football at eight-one. dallas five-four. coming off a bad loss on sunday. carson wentz said eagles just have to stay focused. >> we have done well all year, we talk about earlier going one and zero every day. we put in the work all week. we get to practice. we always have high energy practices, you know, whether it is after a win, loss, bye week, there is a lot of excitement in this building and we know we are capable of doing something special, so that is my biggest thing just keeping on the ground and don't lose si

with its world class museums and broadway shows the city spends more than one hundred eighty million dollars on cultural programs and institutions every year but not everyone has equal access to the arts supported by public funding kristen salumi reports on how the city is trying to change that. in a low income neighborhood known more for its problems than for its art this outdoor festival speaks to the community. this morning and. from poetry to painting local artists have an audience here in east brooklyn that appreciates their work like stephanie fatha roy draws women of color. i feel like it's better for my art to just be here like young girls could see a representation of them as a positive rather than of themselves the festival is organized by katherine green of arts east new york under a new cultural plan new york city is targeting programs like this one for funding increases we want to make sure that every community in new york city has that sort of opportunities to unlock to open the minds of children and youth all over this the city with the kids he says the additional money will h

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cities where the mayors have said they are interested in the expanded hours. theythe senator said that bill will create jobs. >> it mattered to the economy in san francisco alone. this say six billion dollar industry that employs 60,000 people. these are good blue collar jobs. this will help us move people in to the middle class. >> he said the pilot program would give the cities total control on making decisions. it'll be introduced in january. >>> apple is trying to contain and control a bug in the new mac operating system that lets anyone to get control of their computer without a password. a turkish developer found the bug and revealed it by entering the log in name root and clicking enter. you don't need a password. it allows the user to get and gain access to a mac that's running the high sierra operating system. apple is working on a fix for this but in the meantime they recommend users follow the steps outlined on its support page to disable that root user access. >>> e-bay, based in san jose said that this cyber monday was the best day ever in the company's 22 history. they haven't released overall numbers but e-bay said individual reports. they said a smart phone was sold every

reasonable figure but for that to happen the nations will have to sacrifice some tourist dollars to save their beloved city. they tell you government has responded by the way with plans for a new dog outside the city catering to the big cruise ships although it will take years to build. mercedes for the lobos was about fifty when she discovered she would lie to her entire life including by her parents they confirmed a nagging suspicion of hers that she was adopted but to her horror she discovered she was not given up by her birthmother women really like hundreds of thousands of other babies she was stolen and sold what began as a politically motivated practice against franco's opponents during the civil war became a lucrative business for decades profiting doctors attorneys and clinics those children now sick justice and in some cases their birth parents. remembering her childhood makes mercedes sad her parents lied to her all her life only on his deathbed ten years ago did her father admit to her what she had long suspected he and his wife were not her biological parents. they raised me to be honest and u

dollars. jonathan: new york city police are investigating new rape allegations into hollywood producer harvey weinstein. an actress said she was scarred by the abuse in 2010. active looking into two cases not subject to the statute of limitations. more than a dozen women have come forward with allegations ranging from harassment to rate. alison: several workers on the of cards" sayouse that kevin spacey created a toxic environment on the set, calling his behavior predatory. the information comes after an actor said that spacey assaulted him when he was just 14. spacey has appen checked into a treatment program. jonathan: a candlelight vigil and marched remember the eight people killed tuesday when a truck rented pickup truck veered onto a bike path, killing eight people and injuring dozens. sayfullo saipov is charged with terrorism and he fully confessed to the act. alison: the threat of terror on the minds of many. to make him a one-on-one interview with president trump as he is promising extreme vetting. jonathan: sharyl attkisson sat down with the president and spoke about the threat facin

plaza. ( james ) the u-s department of housing and urban development is giving 6 cities in alameda county millions of dollarsots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( james ) the u-s department of housing and urban development is giving 6 cities in alameda county millions of dollars in grant money. oakland will get the biggest chuck of the grant money. the city get about 7 million of the almost 13 million dollars going to the county. alameda, san leandro, albany, emeryville and piedmont will also get some grant money. that money will go toward homeowner rehabilitation projects... and the construction of new affordable housing. ( james ) in berkeley... the city is once again at odds with homeless encampments. a group was forced to move off bart property... with nowhere to go. the group is made up of a few dozen homeless people. they were on bart property saturday morning. but moved after police told them they weren't welcome. they then moved to old city hall... but

flu flash they said you couldn't spend the last dollars of certain city-wide programs until the projects were delivered. you couldn't touch the last million dollars until it was in contract. it feels to people like you're just wasting the opportunity, you have money sitting there. even though we know there is likelihood we'll need the funds, it makes it difficult to make the priority and the moment of the community members. so thinking about ways we can have reserves and contingencies outside of the bond ordinance is helpful. worth thinking about. our regulatory road blocks have been significant on a number of projects. there have been recent improvements and changes made to the way that city planning staffs the preservation unit that i'm optimistic will have -- pay good dividends to our program. but we learned the hard way on a number of projects that ceqa historic preservation permit appeals eat into the project schedules, even when we tried to get ahead of them. whether it's beef chalet, george christopher delayed a year around preservation discussion, around the playground. to contin

condos at a loss with the value of their homes tumbling by three hundred twenty thousand dollars on average is the city's fourth highest skyscraper. one of these luxury condos that has gone up in san francisco i believe we've talked about this with what will for a few like two three years ago at that time was only four inches that's fourteen inches and they say it's a both the leaning tower of geeks. the leaning tower of nerds over there in san francisco i will these are the tourists over there with those photos and what their relationship shots of them push keeping the tower up and no got a lot of people doing those photos it's a money maker though luke make money on the leaning tower of geeks in san francisco i've heard it so well let's go over some of the points that business insider points out here it was completed in two thousand and eight and the first five weeks of sales millennium tower sold one hundred million dollars worth of condos the san francisco chronicle reported the units range in price from one point six million to ten million dollars and the developer is a millennium tower millennium p

anthony village city council voted to pay a 675-thousand dollar settlement to diamond reynolds.n insurance company is paying her 125-thousand dollars.. bringing the total to 800-thousand. this past summer, a jury f castile not guilty. castile's family received a three-million dollar settlement earlier this year. in the war on terror.. a libyan militant faces up to life in prison after being convicted of terrorism in the benghazi attacks. but the jury in d.c. found ahmed abu khattala not guilty of the most serious charges against him, including murder. khattala was the alleged ringleader of the 20-12 attacks on the u.s. consulate that killed four americans. he was captured in 20-14, and transported to the u.s. he's now the first person convicted in the benghazi attacks. happening now.. an urgent search is still underway for a three-year-old girl who was reported missing monday in north carolina. and her father is now questioning the girl's mother's story. kristy woods says she put her daughter, mariah, to bed sunday night at their home in jacksonville. and when she woke up, the g

dollars. in the new york city area, including long island, 180=thousand homes, 123=billion dollar loss.ionwide, zillow estimates that one point nine million homes could be underwater within a few decades ... those homes worth nearly one trillion dollars.here on the west coast, southern californa will suffer the most costly losses:45=hundred homes worth more than seven and a half billion dollars in newport beach.coronado in san diego county, more than two billion. huntington beach, just a bit less.and malibu, where just 247 homes are in peril ... their total value is more than one billion.for unexplained reasons, the zillow report does not mention the bay area. but other scientists have predicted that a six=foot ocean rise will turn parts of richmond into an island and flood the sacramento valley. ( steve ) live look outside tonight (pam )brittney is here .. she has the four zone forecast... lingering showers will remain possible over the region today with another weak system dropping into the north bay overnight producing additional rainfall. drying conditions return region-wide on frid

boston chicago denver and los angeles to small cities like wilmington delaware population seventy one thousand amazon has promised to invest five billion dollars in the local economy to the winning city and i said the second headquarters could bring fifty thousand new jobs in its bid to moue or amazon here to newark this city and state are offering the company huge financial incentives primarily between five and seven billion dollars in tax breaks critics say the plan is built on a flawed theory called trickle down economics the idea that reducing taxes on business will stimulate economic growth for the poor trickle down doesn't really trickle down to the working class or to low income people so i think people in newark to be really concerned and so. people are while we had. but others see opportunity. because a lot of people need just one city like so many others in north america looking for amazon to make another delivery a boost to their local economy gabriel resigned oh al-jazeera newark new jersey chose hanau. thank you england's cricket as a found themselves one down in the ashes series against australia and now they've also been grounde

to have a very big impact in low income communities according to the city's commissioner of culture the one and a half million dollars in spending in these areas is a good investment these kinds of activities activities are correlated with a much bigger impact in low income communities person cities that have rich cultural activities are. safer better school and they're healthier. it's a plan that allows neighborhoods to celebrate their unique cultures and that has these brooklyn dancing in the streets christian salumi al jazeera new york. well there's plenty to see here is there a dot com. so a quick look at the stories making headlines now the u.s. and france have intervened in the political crisis in lebanon with both countries declaring their support for the prime minister saad hariri he announced he was stepping down down while in riyadh on saturday because of interference from iran and its lebanese ally hezbollah there are fears he's being held there against his will which his office denies a state upon correspondent patty cohen has mall and secretary of state rex tillerson putting out this paper statement basi

. >> a billion-dollar lead paint lawsuit. ten citiess in california are part of it. 2013, a judge ordered paint doims pay more than $1 billion for the clean-up lead paint according homes built before 1950 and as recently as 1980. today's ruling limits to it pre 1951 housing. which the san francisco city attorney's office says is still a win. >> in san francisco, that's over two-thirds of the houses. that's where the greatest number of children live who have had problems in the past. >> trying to clean up, the amount companies will pay is yet to be determined. >>> a new broadcast standard that will dramatically change television. it is called next generation tv. supporters say it will provide high definition pictures, better sound and video on demand. it will allow broadcasters to harvest data about what individual viewers watch. so advertisers can target ads specifically to those viewers. the same thing has xifltd online for years. consumer groups are calling for a delay in the vote saying more is needed on the possible impacts on viewe

this is the city of the dollar store. summer don't forget we have to go to the markets and stock plush toys for a supply. it's going to change and we need to find generic animals the kind of ocean animals i cry like a. lizard any any animal really but we can't have any license ok. it's going to change. by the next month i'll tell you that we're in a. very very. very. bad ones. no there's not a more good stress in my thanks. to my. son so while we're on he might think he would let. her know much of this even though you said you never do know that if you want it as a united states you know and you know that doesn't. come across in the history of either the. didn't want your daughter does that. are going to who had them and they were not the mother was a big part of the not to your sponsor was somehow so wise for him. to kill you. before. the start of war. with the saudi government. when a funny thing is manning our young on ice. you know if you want to grow up my job's trading i have a trading company. we services can't shi

british ministers have announced plans to spend over two billion dollars to improve transport links between prosperous cityesigned to address weaknesses in city transport systems, to spread prosperity by improving connectivity, reducing congestion and introducing new mobility services and technology. the plan will be officially announced by prime minister theresa may on a trip to the west midlands, where she will be joined by chancellor philip hammond and business secretary greg clark. according to uk think tank res—publica, the british national health service, or nhs should provide free community pharmacy health checks for all working—age adults. a report released today suggests that rising demand for healthcare services, combined with an ageing population and the increasing prevalence of chronic ailments like diabetes, is stretching the capacity of nhs england, it says to help reverse britain's rise in long—term disease, free pharmacy checkups should be made available. uk sport chair and olympic gold—medallist dame katherine grainger has urged british sports to improve athlete welfare. at a time when sev

but some of which i think we could wean ourselves off of and save the city millions of dollars, you know, taxpayer dollars. so what i want to ask the department of technology and this has come up in previous years, but what has been the continuing discussion and vision about how we can relook at how we do licensed software here in san francisco. >> i'm happy to address that, and i agree with you, i have always been a proponent for open source solutions, having said that, open source is a unique type of software implementation, and it's not just about the, how the software is coded, it is the infrastructure that's around it. so, having said that, i know there have been discussions with the p.u.c. about their use of open source software. they have demonstrated that they are using open source. and quite honestly, the biggest software system that d.t. supports, or did support, is an open source product. you may not be aware, the city's entire web presence, both internal and external, is on druple, an open source environment. so i think that shows the commitment to that type of technology. ha

dollars. in the new york city area, including long island, 180=thousand homes, 123=billion dollar loss.nwide, zillow estimates that one point nine million homes could be underwater within a few decades ... those homes worth nearly one trillion dollars.here on the west coast, southern californa will suffer the most costly losses:45=hundred homes worth more than seven and a half billion dollars in newport beach.coronado in san diego county, more than two billion. huntington beach, just a bit less.and malibu, where just 247 homes are in peril ... their total value is more than one billion.for unexplained reasons, the zillow report does not mention the bay area. but other scientists have predicted that a six=foot ocean rise will turn parts of richmond into an island and flood the sacramento valley. (steve) more reports of sexual harassment in hollywood.... the new york times reports that five women are now accusing comedian louis c-k of sexual misconduct in work-related situations. the allegations involve c-k masturbating in front of the women... or asking them if he could do so. one of the