>> dunbar says, he is not willing to speculate about what went wrong that day. to wait for the final word from investigators. >> was there enough security? >> it's not my place to judge that. >> we had significant security measures. some of them, required by the certification of having the program. >> you don't look back at what happened i think that there was something more that could have been done to prevent this. >> i don't like looking back. i like looking forward. >> six months later, there are still haunting memories of what happened inside this second floor meeting room. >> very generic, very ordinary, used countless times. now, it is something different. >> and, there is a commitment to honor the legacy of these three brave women by continuing to serve those who served their country. >>> again, the chp's criminal investigation into the deadly shooting is now complete. however, a chp spokesperson would not comment on the specific findings of that investigation. i have also reached out to the napa county district attorney for more details on this investig

once more, round of applause for erica dunbar , catherine kerrison. they will be signing books in about an hour down in the bookstore space. my name is eric and i'm with npr, thank you for joining us . >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour, visiting all 50 state capitals. the bus left the mainland and traveled to juneau alaska and honolulu all hawaii. join us as we feature our 50th bus stop in des moines iowa on the washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles schneider.

still, to this day dunbar cannot bring himself to step inside room 4124. >> i don't have an interest in going in. it is painful enough to be in this space. i don't need to go into the space where our three brave women lost their lives. >> reporter: since the shooting the three brave women fund has braved more than $90,000, distributed to the families of these talented professionals who were dedicated to reaching veterans by offering empathy and honesty. >> that's why it was important to have staff that are so dedicated to being honest, truthful, candid sometimes and challenging. there were issues they would have to deal with that were very personal. to of the pathway home had been open for a decade. in that time the program served almost 500 veterans and their families. even though this physical facility is now closing its doors the organization says its core mission will live on. the pathway organization is teaming up with local va facilities to pass along its unique program that aims to reach vulnerable veterans struggling to readjust to life away from the battlefield. >> that's ou

richard dunbar from aberdeen standard investments joins us again.mbination of many years of success. they provided a great product that people like. it's been ubiquitous, we will use it, it has driven prices down. in so many aspects of life. that's the diversification thing, it's notjust selling us stuff but we can now buy videos and music. think back to when it started, we thought it was just for books, a threat to the high street book—sellers. now it's been a threat to everyone. with the acquisition of whole foods in the us, it's gone back to buying bricks and mortar and selling products on the street so it's almost come full circle. let's talk about our twitter question today, when did we think we may retire? never! ben says we may be doing this into our 90s, i'm already there! it's all the make up! let's have a look at the financial times article talking about japan's challenge, shinzo abe bowing to raise the retirement age. it's around 65 when people can draw on their pension, they want to move up to 70. a big issue. japan have had this problem

day visit kicks off we already have a potential sticking point in talks there whether or not john dunbar will be allowed into this press conference are we expecting protests by journalists today in central berlin at bellevue bells. we had protests outside here i could hear in the far distance some shouting screaming we had a report that there were groups of different people some of them from religious groups kurdish groups but there will also be protests from journalists during the day today there's a big demonstration or two are not welcome in germany that will kick off later in the afternoon and i'm sure that also journalists will probably use the opportunity of the press conference to critical questions to president and also in the course of the state dinner in the evening here in the palace behind me there will probably also be attempts by some of the visitors to try and conference mr argue on with criticism. regarding his policy towards journalists fobbing thanks very much for that update from bellevue palace peter this looks like from the get go it's not going to be an easy visit f

. >> dunbar says after the deadly attacks, there was no way that this program could continue withoutclinicians. staying in this space would have been far too difficult. >> it is not really comfortable to be in here. >> authorities say the killer and a former patient stormed into this second-floor for a go happening. >> it has all been repaired. >> the bulletholes are gone now. still to this day, dunbar cannot bring himself to step inside room 4124. >> i do not have an interest in going in. it is painful enough to be in this space. i do not need to go in the space where our three woman lost their lives. >> since the shooting, the three brave women fund has raised more than $90,000 distributed to the families of these talented professionals who are dedicated to reaching veterans offering empathy and honesty.>> that is why it is really important to have staff that is so dedicated to being honest, truthful, and candid. sometimes challenging. their issues that they would have to do with that was very personal. >> it had been opened for a decade. in that time, the program served almost 500

dunbar helped provide a $5,000 donation to the group carry the load. it happened at a ceremony at at&t park. the nonprofit gives money to programs that help military veterans and their families. >>> coming up on the 11:00 news, signs that the bay area's red hot housing market may be cooling off. how inventory and interest rates are playing a role >>> the as clinch their first playoff spot since 2014. >>> a good day all around for the as. tell us about the playoff spot they clinched. >> bay area people ready for good sports news. no matter what happened to the as on the field tonight, there was going to be one happy clubhouse afterwards. tampa lost, meaning the as clinched their playoff spot before their game was close to being over. as usual, they go out and take care of their business. that baby is gone. glen kuiper's call. he got to say that a lot tonight. jed lowrie leaves the premises in a 1-1 game with his 22nd homer of the year. right-handed. 2-1 lead. davis doing what he does seemingly every night. his 46th of the year. major league leader. 3-1

bridge. >> roger, overflowing dunbar bridge. >> reporter: did anything raise a red flag? >> i don't know if he's been into this airport before, but it was apparent from what i read, again an unofficial transcript, from what i read, that he had been unfamiliar with the air force -- airport, but that's not so unusual. >> reporter: i go around was recommended, where the plane touches the landing before going around for another attempt, that's when he crashed. >> it is hard to find the airport sometimes. the airport itself is a 2400 foot runway, a little bit on the short side, but, not particularly difficult. >> reporter: the organization the pilot was flying for released a statement saying, john began volunteering as a pilot for angel flight west in 2014. he has served more than 75 families with 125 flights to help them receive the care they needed. he will be greatly missed by the staff at angel flight west and his fellow volunteers. in palo alto, kpix5. >>> huber is not done with self driving cars, the ceos push to get back to testing. the news comes just months after the

getting to the dunbar ton bridge, you may have slowing as well. it looked like the on-ramp because fremont police are handling this situation. that usually indicates city streets. the slower drive may be just off 880 but by the time they get to the done bunbarton bridge. we're looking at all these folks with headlights under the university overcrossing. that's berkeley. >> wow, that looks pretty crowded out there already. thank you. >>> happening today in san jose, the deadline for people living in a south bay homeless camp, state authorities expect to clear them out later today. the camp called hope city is at russ drive, just south of the airport. big tents there. each houses up to ten people with access to showers and clean water. but there's growing support for the community that popped up not too long ago because it's actually on state land. the state will have the final say. >>> meantime, san t old city hallnt comnity. there's one problem. the top county executive is against the idea. jeff smith took us inside the old city hall to illustrate

. >> tower at your 12:00, 2-1/2 miles just before the shoreline at the edge of the dunbar bridge. fly over the r as i understand confirmed they made a landing attempt, it bounced. the pilot did a go around, another takeoff to climb out and do another landing attempt. it is during that go around that the accident occurred. >> reporter: ntsb air safety investigator said the winds were light at the time. he is hoping instrumentation on the plane will detail the moments before the crash. >> we may be able to get radar data. maybe gps position data, give us the flight speed. >> reporter: the ntsb is expected back here at the scene tomorrow morning to recover this plane. meanwhile the pilot's name has not yet been released to the public. and, tonight, that nonprofit angel flight west said in its 35 years of service this is the first accident involving one of its passengers. we are live, back to you. >>> turns out the city of oakland is planning to sue the raiders over their up coming move to vegas. the chronicle is reporting a lawsuit will be filed in just days. likely before the raider

through the rubble for survivors on the island of some away zeb they're also trying to reach the dunbar area that's where the earthquake's epicenter was located the city of polly which was hit by the deadly tsunami is now in ruins seventeen thousand locals are homeless there's also no drinking water and reports of mass looting the full extent of the disaster is still unknown because roads are blocked by landslides and communications cut due to widespread power outages the indonesian government is allocating more than thirty seven million dollars for the rescue and recovery operation. next in a story from france in the week in a bid to stop the spread of disease the authorities in paris are increasing the number of special safe houses for drug addicts but residents who live nearby say it's turning their lives into a nightmare more details from charlotte. behind these are gates stands in the sour district the fixture in france's first illegal venue especially for addicts the idea was to give addicts a safe space to get clean needles to prevent the spread of disease as well as to be able t

dunbar's long and it also makes sense because i always try to look for contrast in different eras. best year i did a very lyrical themes in a distant lover so yes because of this year i felt able to bring something that hits you harder to. another tradition is the afternoon performance hosted by dortch avella the beethoven firsts media partner and presented by your own max host mike it's clear that this is if it's money it's just the broadcasters director general phantom limb book was there to provide information first hand as was nico wagner who has been the director general of the festival since twenty fourteen just i think. it's got. succeeded with another guest this year was. a soundscape and installation artist from austria. his work in the lobby of the bon world conference center is entitled typewriter of the future. the grand piano is prepared a month in advance or not tell you not far from the city it's beautiful. it's equipped with electronics and small motors carrying little hammers that make purpose of sounds and different rhythms. nicolay speaking are knocking on the pi

our biggest issue is a collision involving a pedestrian on westbound state route 84 just east of dunbaron bridge past ardenwood boulevard. we're working on getting information from chp. it sounds like a large emergency response. we don't have the condition of that person who was hit. not sure how many lanes were blocked if any. i am keeping a close eye on that one. walnut creek, a live look at southbound 680 north of 24, north main street. just starting to see the typical volumes filling in. >> alexis, thank you. there is going to be high drama a lot sonoma raceway they they compete for the indycar championship. >> the drivers had fun in san francisco yesterday. points leader scott dixon and three closest pursuers took a motorized cable car toward pier 39. dixon is looking for his fifth indy car championship. he could be taken by rosi under a bonus points system. >> at the end of the day, we just have to go into it, try and win the race. that will be the easiest way to win a championship. >> this will be the last indycar race for some time. the series moves to laguna s.e.c.a. next year.

they're not serious they are the latin boys didn't they didn't notice from zawahiri from the cave in dunbar i don't know where do you think any country in the wards particularly the united kingdom would welcome only one or two of these girls why are why do it form for me as a syrian citizen why do i have to accept the existence of them thousands for in jihad he's only miles away from from this interview only miles away actually it's like to get ominous from where we are they are on the borders of course the knowledge and this office here the chamber of industry is on that board also so basically. whether there are ten thousand whether there are ten people whether there are thirty thousand or one hundred thousand their existence is not welcome here but if any agreements that that says that that will that will dismantle them and take them from our country peacefully we welcome it. if these agreements fear for whatever reason then we have no other option but the use of force to liberate our country to save the two million civilians obviously is the being there and to make millions more return

have to say a debate about this in turkish press there was a turkish journalist who criticize john dunbar and said well if you're brave enough why don't you come and ask that question in turkey so you could also see the attacks from pro are due on media in turkey already happening all right well certainly raises the anticipation for that press conference we're expecting that in a little over ten minutes time status there with us here in studio we'll come back to you a little bit for a bit more analysis thank you very much. while we're waiting for that press conference to get under way we're going to take a look at some other news in the u.s. republican members of a senate committee examining president donald trump's nomination for the supreme court are pushing for the vote to go ahead now earlier the committee heard testimony from a woman who accuses nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were in school who also testified before the committee denies the accusation. the testimony you're about senators questioned christine blousy forward and supreme court nominee prick kavanah

once more, round of applause for erica dunbar , catherine kerrison. they will be signing books in about an hour down in the bookstore space. my name is eric and i'm with npr, thank you for joining us . >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour, visiting all 50 state capitals. the bus left the mainland and traveled to juneau alaska and honolulu all hawaii. join us as we feature our 50th bus stop in des moines iowa on the washington journal with our guest iowa senate president charles schneider. >>. [inaudible] hi, good evening everybody. welcome to pegasus books, thank you for coming out. my name is marlon, i coordinate events here. any of you all, first time here at pegasus books? you love having new faces here. if you're not familiar, we are an independent bookstore in the bay area for 90 years, where in book berkeley, oakland, pendragon, pegasus now, a mythical beast. we schedule a range of events every month and you can see our events at the website or pick up one of our luminescent flyers. i think he's got one on th

dunbar helped present a $5000 donation to the group, carry the load at at&t ballpark, and they give moneyt help military vets and their families. >>> overhauling a system that assigns students to schools. major changes considered by the san francisco school board. >>> a flight canceled at san francisco international. cleanup is under way and passengers scrambled to get on another flight. >>> good morning. traffic is okay if you are driving to san francisco. it will be a tough week and we will tell you why. >>> it will be tough on the coast. there's a lot of fog and a big difference in the temps. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> the search continues for a modesto boy abducted from their home. there are signs all over the bay area freeways for the

dunbar to bridge has cleared out.ic on 101 is a slow san mateo down towards silicon valley. >>> here is a look at some of the top stories we are following to president trump in north carolina getting a briefing from fema officials and others working at the rescue and recovery efforts following hurricane florence. at least 37 people have died since the storm hit friday and more than 10,000 people are still in shelters after they were forced to evacuate one heavy rain and flooding started. the president thanked the military as well as first responders who he says have done and a credible job rescuing people trapped by floodwaters. >> they put themselves in harms way and what they have done to save precious lives, of our citizens, has been nothing short of incredible. >> the president said it more than 3000 people have been rescued. he also said he would survey the damage in south carolina. >>> press secretary sarah huckabee sanders showed this mixer this photo from air force one. president trump meeting with senators fr

dunbar has said he might attend now to her of course under pressure from the government. can you tell us about that we're getting live images by the way i don't want his motor car motorcade now pulling up to the chancery can you can you fill us in put some light on this possible attendance of yes. at the press conference where he is he's a journalist and as such he is accredited for the press conferences as we see the president add to on the pull up to the chancery and get out of that car a few days ago his government put a list on the table of people it wants to see extradited and there we see that handshake both greeting each other in a very a friendly manner but it will get tricky once it gets to that press conference first of all the presence of tandon that will be seen as a provocation and germany certainly sees it as a provocation that a journalist who basically so refuge here in germany from persecution in turkey is seen as a potential terrorist and has been put on the list to be extradited to turkey frankly that is not going to happen the big question we are all a

street maintenance worker tony dunbar was so impressed he web casted her as she worked. >> i mean it started off as just lines, but when she finished, it was magnificent. >> reporter: the mural was completed a week ago and all the familiar faces made it a favorite for many locals. >> it's sad not to see my friends in the picture no more. it's sad. >> reporter: unlike many works in the alley that are blatantly political, this one was not. so why would someone do this? well, it may be that allison violated the unwritten protocols of the alley which resident artist doug rhodes explained. >> there are walls people are attached to and doing stuff with. you can't just show up and paint something. it's not how it works. >> reporter: reached by phone in los angeles today, allison said she was asked by a member of the community to paint the portraits and believed she had gotten the proper permission from the building owner to work there. she says in the week she was painting no one ever objected. >> there's no new message up here. it's not really clear what the purpose of such destruction was

i have an update on the crash east of the dunbar ton bridge. we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> thanks alexis. it keeps getting worse for the people in the millennium tower. they are atlantaing to yellow tag the entire building after a cracked window last week. >> amy hollyfield explains. amy >> reporter: hi, jessica. we don't see any signs of construction work going on. no construction workers. no equipment out here at this time. so no signs of any work is under way to make these repairs. one of the deadlines is this afternoon at 3:00. the department of building inspections, or dbi, wants the tower to install an overhead protection system to protect the public from falling glass. and they want that done by today. that's because a window in unit 36b cracked. this just adds to the building's problems. it is already determined it is sinking and leaning. inspectors consider this crack a huge concern. so they are demanding windows in every unit are checked out. they want that done by tomorrow at 3:00. the homeowners association is asking for

and we had an accident on the dunbar bridge. it turned out to be no serious injuries.low traffic leaving newark heading to east. and let's bring steve. >>> thank you, sir. still 1400 miles away. that will be hurricane florence. but it is going through rapid intensification. it will go rapidly here as we head towards tuesday night and wednesday, the hatteras island is being evacuated and it looks like some are around north carolina, south carolina border. that looks to be late thursday into friday. this is the low lining area for some on the southeast coast. not only storm surge and wind but the low moving nature of the system. and we have hurricane olivia heading to the hawaiian islands this is a category 1, 85 miles an hour. it will go between knew eand maui and the big island. this could be a big rain producer. you can call your carrier if you're heading there. lake county and northern napa county, the lows are very cool. that helps. the high temperatures will be warm to hot. but that is the last day of that. i think west, southwest, will be the breeze direction and

john dunbar showed us around the empty building when the tragedy unfolded on march 9th.the facility eventually killing christine loeber, jennifer gill lick, and clinical psychologist jennifer gonzalez who was six months pregnant at the time. while the facility is now closed, pathway organization is trying to honor the legacy of those three women by passing along their unique program to other va facilities. >> that is our mission now is to make sure that other communities pick up that mantle and take it forward and we are now focusing our attention on providing resources not only to physical resources of the building, but the learnings that have we over ten years. giving that to anyone that is ready to take up that charge and follow that mission to serving our veterans. >> coming up tonight at 10:00, we will take you inside the now shuttered treatment center. you will hear why pathway's director says they had no chase but to end the program. and what the husband of one of the victims says went wrong that led up to that tragic shooting. it's all tonight at the 10:00 news.

and they'll be at the dunbar fishing pier. this will be popular beach and half moon bay and heart street in alameda. >>> some uber drivers are not getting paid for the work that they do. they blame a glitch on the instant feature that the drivers have. uber would not say how many drivers this is affecting or if it is only happening in north america. but they do acknowledge it is a problem and they are trying to fix it. this driver said that he has been waiting nearly a week to get the $1,300 he's owed. >> they have continually telling us that it would be corrected in 24 hours. they consistently have not updated and we cannot access the money. >> he said that he's speaking out because he was told by an uber rep this is affecting thousands of drivers. he was also told he should expect a payment sometime next week. >>> a new drive-thru coffee shop stirring up controversy. pink panther opened yesterday to protests. the owner was planning to have the better girls we are bikinis. and now they will serve drinks with taper names and i

after a reelection of the board four years ago more liberally oriented staff took over and made john dunbar editor in chief today he lives in self-imposed exile in berlin one reason for that may be a report into what he had in twenty fifteen about arms shipments by the turkish secret service to jihadists in syria. turkish president edwin was reportedly so angry about this report that he openly swore vengeance. the person who published this report will pay a mighty price and i will not let him go unpunished. in nov twenty fifth the dollar was taken into custody three months later he was set free shortly after that he left turkey the newspaper continued to report independently and favored a peaceful solution to the conflict with the country's kurdish minority as ngan state it. thus we insist that the kurdish conflict needs a peaceful solution. you can't solve the kurdish problem in turkey with military force however others are seeking a military solution that is the divide this is i goofed. those others are the journalists such a hoodie and who stayed on after it was made known that the liber