despotic cloud passed pattern ec here indicates instability and spotty ran. green the ec here is a drizzle. those clouds will linger through the day tomorrow. the rain will start in the north bay and area and push down. after it goes down it will move fast and break apart. temperatures tomorrow will drop off dramatically. so drizzle tomorrow morning, rain tomorrow night into wednesday morning, mostly dry thursday with rain on friday possible plea. terry has highlights and all the sports next. the giants are gearing up for their game three in nl c.s. championship, show your pictures showing your support of the black and orange. over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy, affordable, kid-inspired, chef-crafted food. we looked at what are the aspects of food that will help set up kids for success? making sure foods are mad

if you have information contact ec police. massivemation about the recall tied to faulty airbags. up to 30 million vehicles are affected. fewer than 8 million have been recalled. shatter sending metal shards through the air. dealerships in florida getting high priority for replacement. 9000 unpaidarly interns. they worked on "saturday night " and did work for free. -universal denies any wrongdoing. a huge weekend for our area. the marine corps marathon is this sunday. even if you're not running there is some information you need to know. most importantly, road closures. you will want to take it our -- take a look at our website. that is where we have the complete list and there are several. metro opens at 5 a.m. sunday to accommodate runners and spectators. they will have to pass through all these screening checked winds. allow extra time. steve is here to tell us how the weather will be for runners. it sounds of it will be ideal. >> a bit breezy as it moves toward the late morning and afternoon hours. this is a beautiful sunset. at 6:20 p.m. this evening and we are losing about 1

her uncle appeared on "good morning america" today and said ece would not intentionally fly and put others at risk. >> amber is one of the most conscientious individuals i know. she certainly would not have done anything to put the other passengers on the plane or her family at risk. son is being treated at emory university hospital and until -- in atlanta. they are monitoring 16 people who had contact with her and ohio and are contacting the passengers on the flights she took from dallas to cleveland and back. a carnival cruise ship carrying a texas health care worker is headed back to galveston. a viewer sent us pictures of the ship as it left mexico after mexican authorities refused permission for it to dock off the coast of cozumel. carnival says the health care worker may have handled lab specimens from ebola victim, stunk and. but she has shown -- from the ebola victim thomas duncan. she has shown no symptoms. carnival will provide discounts on future cruises to guests. >> the west african nation of senegal is reporting a victory in the fight against ebola. the world health organizat

some spots over an inch of rain this rain will continue to drag the evening and develop thunderstorms ecas the storm approaches the coast this the cold front is so close to the coastline and so i do not see it waiting till 11 which is what the computer models said a look at the future cast you'll see that iran is being delayed from a riding according to the latest computer model he considering is now moving into the north bay although i'd believe that it will happen faster than what it showed even when the giants parade is starting will still see some rain with heavy rain near the coast line around 2:00 will be pushing the further south most areas around the north bay will be dry for trick or treating after between five and 7:00 tomorrow evening the showers will be dying off until early saturday morning we will see scabbards showers continuing bundle up for church reading because it will be at the mid '60s at the highest i do think we'll see some thunderstorms tomorrow we have the storm in the morning and evening that a leader in to saturday but next week will be dry still brawn struggle

they met with the king of the mossy people, and so the ec nick leaders are getting involved as well. i was listening today, and they were discussing how the former general would possibly fake the reins, seen as a facilitator. so he'll give us more information on what is to come in the next few hours. >> looking at the pictures that we have been viewing for the last couple of days, looking at people on the streets, in the thousands, and even setting parliament to blame, how organized would you say this political uprising is if you like? do you think that it might form itself into a coherent political force? >> this has been brewing for the past few months between the government and the opposition. and that didn't work out when they stepped in and said that the dialogue was over, and they were going to ask the people to protest. but i think nobody expected events to escalate so quickly, certainly not the one that we saw on the 20th of october, and certainly today, it really escalated very very quickly. we need to mention that it's not only the case where parliament has been burned down

ec cheaper. on so say one says why don't we rebate the payroll tax, both ea.ides of it, one month for every month this person has been out of work. it's effectually a wage subsidyo it is obviously not going to take every long-term unemployed person and fix the problem, but there are ways we can redirect t this and say look, we know you want to work. we know that you're trying and that you been stuck in this terrible employment scarring situation. we're going to try to help that by making it easier and more attractive to for employers to hire you rather than this other guy. i think it's fine. it's not ideal, but -- >> go ahead. ink >> go >> fine with the exception that we have this long-run trend that has been actually slightly worse in the last few years of slow ao rage growth relative to gdp growth and relative to productivity growth. part of that is due to health care cost and not all of it. i it is related to a cultural problem that conservatives talka about that there is a declining work ethic or less pride that people take in work. i would content that pa

europe's strongest he come m ecs wobbling somewhat.e predicting low growth next year and some say may tip in to recession. the strikes are not helping. >> reporter: this follows last week's train strike that was over pay this. recent wave of industrial strive has some politicians threatening new laws which would prevent small german unions causing such widespread destruction. >> it's a hit to the corporate culture of germany because we have smaller groupings, individual groups real why want to press their individual interests onto the economy and this is certainly a further milestone in turning down the limited growth potential of germany. >> reporter: it's challenging german image of the resilient powerhouse that gets to set the economic agenda for everyone else in the e.u. with more strikes on the way, german authority on all things economic begins to look less convincing. simon mont mcgregor-wood al jaza at frankfurt airport. >>> scientists in sweden say they have found a clear link between the herpes sim plex virus the one that cau

maryland and ec officials announced rules effective immediately. >> there is actually an incentive for people returning to make sure they are identified. to be able to monitor the collaboration for 21 days. >> there will not be a mandatory quarantine but states have the legal right to impose the order. >> the pentagon is also considering mandatory quarantine for all personnel returning with our question of the day. returning from west africa, should they be quarantined? sharing some of your answers in the broadcast. know you have lots of questions about ebola in america and we want to help you do it. >> we are excited because we will have the opportunity to answer a lot of those questions and there is fresh debate tonight over how it is appropriate to quarantined. we will tackle that. worlds from the medical in capitol hill, they have a say in what happens after this. that is what we have is townhall. your questions answered by the panel. the infectious disease specialist will answer your hopeions live and we will you'll join us for a special townhome. >> a teacher is being treated for

amazing grace dozens candles last night at wilshe (will-sher) baptist church dallas to remember thomas ecuncan. yesterday he became first person in the u-s to e of ebola. duncan's fiance, o remains in quarantine, told friends she's heartbroken. ) the first thing she said wa baby is gone i'm finished hh officials are monitoring abt 50 people, who had varying degrees of contact with dun for signs of the virus. they out of an abundance of caut a sheriff's deputy who is exhibiting ebola like sympts has been hospitalized. he h been in the dallas apartment where duncan stayed after he arrived from liberia. (sot n monnig/ son) we're very... a scared, just want to make se he's okay. (standup) in response to the spread of e, the white house says passen traveling from west africa five u-s airports will be questioned and have their temperatures taken. (gfx) t tougher screenings starts ts weekend at jfk in new york, later at washington dulles, newark international, atlanta-hartsfield and chico o-hare. (sot - dr. tom frie/ cdc director) - "we recogni that whatever we do until t outbreak is over in wes

i don't think it draws a line under the crisis as one might have hoped that it would because the ec becomeas gone soft on your euro zone banks. investors and markets cannot be reassured that the problems are in hand it's been a year since the indian city of calcutta introduced a bicycle ban to improve traffic. for many people, cycling is the only arrestedable way they can get around. we met some of those who say their livelihoods are now suffering. >> cal cuta's roads are brimming with all sorts of vehicles, just like any indian city. with one difference: there are no bicycles on the main road. the past year, a bicycle ban has pushed cyclists on to these back roads. it's especially hard for those who use a cycle to make a living. bashan says the ban means traveling longer and working less. he estimates his income has gone down from $200 a month before the ban to just $80. t the ban has affected my family heavily. if the ban goes on for a longer time, i don't think i can make ends meet. >> business is bad for those who repair bicycles since many cyclists have switched in the past year to ot

. -- the uppers respiratory illness has been found in 43 states, including virginia, maryland, and ec. >> we learn about it every day. >> parents should be vigilant about hygiene and making sure their children stay away. here we have different viruses that give us a new set of challenges. >> the virus has been around for 50 years. it treated quickly can typically lead to a full recovery. jeff goldberg abc 7 news. >> that is it for abc seven news at 5:00. hospitals invest getting possible cases of the ebola virus. what we are learning about the patient. and game one between the giants and the nats. at 6:00 starts right now. >> live from the abc seven broadcast center, this is abc seven news at six on your side. the giants taking a lead in game one in the national league division series. >> if you want to know where the game stands right now, robert burton begins our team coverage live from nats park. >> not good news to tell you. the giants are still in control of this one. three-nothing. stephen strasburg has been relieved. he went five innings, eight hits, two runs, and two heise --

but kansas city first baseman ec hosmer made a diving stop. made a dive to the just in time to get blanco running down the line. eric hosmer helped the royals be the giants .. and earns pla the day honors. we've got thursday night football tonight on kpix 5. san diego chargers take on e denver broncos. kickoff is 5-25 that's followed the bye fifth quarter it's 5-- an investigation finds thousands of students enrolled in phony courses aa major university.. coming up at 5:30-- the high numbe student athletes involved... a man is in police custo,, knotted up at one game a pie in the world series... we're jumping a fence at the white house.. details on how prep the secret service was this time around. and-- things are knotted upt one game a piece in the wor series... we're live with ak at the late play that evenet the series. weather ad libs traffic ad libs good morning. it's thursday, october 23 i'm michelle griego. and i'm brian hackney, in f frank mallicoat the giants still have home d advantage in the world seris they come home from kansas . k

i can show you the commute ec's summit damped roads. it's mainly in the north bay.ark: check with my back at 5 a no show you how this forecast looks. that's what it will look like for game time. a looks like things will be honored are here. look at the nice orange color on the building in san francisco. here is your forecast. <>: reporter: it's not raining now the spring rolls are coming and going renault would have to say it is a mess i would deficit we need the rain fa

the ec president mario draghi -- the ecb president mario draghi. near september 2012 lows.e move is back in two minutes. stay with us. ♪ >> we will continue our coverage from the paris motor show. tom gibson reports. be the car of the future? citron hopes this year's futuristic concept offering will help boost sales. it is not even carry the manufacturers name, but it certainly makes a statement. >> trying to take on the established idea of premium. trying to do it in a french way. you are looking at an extremely over styled take on what we have become used to. any variety is good for the industry. >> it is certainly luxurious. >> they have a big job to be done. showing oft is a upmarket cars. it is a good intention to show where it is going in terms of the brand. >> concept models were said to make their debuts. one has to wonder favorable make it -- wonder if they will ever make it onto the road. >> you see them in a slightly form where the designers have been reined in. >> almost over. let's get a quick look at the markets this morning. lower across the board. the dax ob

o ec at the door tomorrow morning and that the fog is pretty thick here can see the bridge power.in forecast for the bay area get again and not just a bit >> : coming up tonight on route information deadly domestic violence shooting san francisco. a vicious attack by a pack of people saw man in his elderly mother will we learn about the victims >> : and bracing for a big one meeting today aimed at implementing earthquake warning detection system here in the bay area >> : insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. hey! welcome home! woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. hey mom! it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sin

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coming up to minutes with kron james now talk about the big managerial shake >> : up or ec does kronice and easy >> : to go chow men pretty good lane manager again will kron james coming up in one minute there is joe madden considered one of the biggest lenders all baseball not going to return to tampa bay up the art of his contract general manager and tampon now writing dodgers for the dodgers hadn't know manning would return the big news at this hour chicago cubs may want to have the cinnamon opt out of zero million dollar contract unless it a couple options >> : we will see what happens next >> : to me at 016 lost over two seasons to all the narrow seven point underdogs in cleveland rookie quarterback derek has yet to have this at the lycee of semi bright spot performed well probably more to a point when he stands up talks in front of the media he doesn't hang his head he's a proud > >> : craft us here for reasons and because the together keep positive attitude on this will eventually turn around hopefully this week officer then later >> : tumbled time will be part of it and then

ec lobov colder air coming in like that. look how warm it is out west.hopefully that a moderate a little later in the weekend. 79 at midway yesterday. 77 at all here. there's the storm. see the snow falling on the backside of it. it is pulling the cooler air. here's the low pressure in the front behind it which is the real arctic front. >> act isobars a. that is what is going to be windy and cooler later in the week. the actual temperature is highs today. los tonight with down to the '30's. about the same thing on thursday. there are the lowest tomorrow night. highs in the low 50s. maybe mid- 50s during the day on thursday. this could be the chilliest halloween since 2009 and around chicago cover among the 20 percent coolest halloween for which we have records for left hundred and 43 years. it will be one for the books. this afternoon we season war has shifted east. west wind strong and dusty. tonight turns mostly cloudy breezy and colder. blows down t 38 flowstone38 lown to 38. produced a 50 degree high. a high of 54. the one will turn north early on fr

likely going to see through the parade >> : authorities cracking down on fixed giants gear >> : are ec'se worth $80,000 to tonight taking from vendors trying to sell around 18 see part >> : agency can tell it's a fake because of this mission quality one clear giveaway player names us about wronged >> : and of the forecast for the parade but forget hulk called sugar trading >> : we are talking about heavy rain heading up the giants' victory parade. we see a brief break in showers later on tonight perfect weather for tracker treating a line right now the most part dry run the bay area for still offshore and we see dry conditions for about the rest of the morning >> : also western the pacific northwest right now crystal a few sprinkles up toward nappa of vallejo. the request for 9:00 to see showers upper san francisco mainly along the coastline dry conditions ever world's >> : earlier in the afternoon we see this pushed area yellow san francisco heavy downpours that can't have your poncho because so be but ran up toward the north bay and along the coast. but ton giants reached the victory s

hospitalized and placed in isolation after trauma health officials called science sometimes of a bullet ec here in the white now spokesman for texas health department as saying we know the deputy did not have direct contact with the bull patient doesn't have beefed of fever situation like that no rest of the bull. sergeant michael to and the symbols hospital thomas stanton first person diagnosed was being treated before his death early this morning he recently entered the home where duncan had been staying all had contact with bargains family members that the surgeon did not have direct contact with the duncan pete did meanwhile the first double death occurs of the 42 year-old conditioner deteriorated a breathing machine receiving kidney dialysis days before he passed away he fumbled the brought a bullet to the u.s. after traveling the liberia dallas he wasn't diagnosed until few days and his state to the u.s. build note but not an autopsy will be treated so does affect anybody else remains the then turned over to his family to acc reacted >> : deeply saddened by the death of a patient in

ec sent ebola guidelines to they sent ebola guidelines to hospitals.urses trained to deal with ebola? guidelines were received, but they are probably still in somebody's desk or are , and our studies clearly show that nurses are not being given the training they need at the hospitals by our own surveys, so we are extremely worried about the situation. >> why do you believe they are not receiving proper training? >> well, the cdc guidelines are merely guidelines, and when you have over 5000 hospitals in the united states that can choose which guidelines they want to implement, you have sort of a free-for-all, and that is what we are concerned about. we would like consistent, mandatory standards for all of the hospitals to follow. >> professor, the executive director of trust for america's health, a nonprofit focused on disease prevention, he told my colleagues here at bloomberg news, quoting here, while it is important to find dollars in the context of emergency, it is just as important to sustain our capacity to respond. how would you classify the coun

police brutality and repression and criminalization of the generation of young people in oakland as ec in the video several hundred people gathered at the plaza outside city hall they marched through downtown area of this is a video from helicopter partnership with abc seven. demonstrators ended up stopping seventh street near washington there are plenty of police in the area and the plot the protest remained peaceful no rest no entry. >> : developing news at this hour. as has happened again another man jumped what house fence. this time captured before getting into the residence. and herman has the latest >> : 7:00 p.m. tickets service says that a man jump the pennsylvania and fans of the i house >> : secret service dogs released in the intruder and video shows kicking punching them. >> : informations have him in custody shortly after >> : this happened just inside the defense line nowhere near the residence last month when another man jump the fence slats across long pass armed agents and enter the warehouse for taking the custody and the east room. this was such an embarrassment led

but the suns are picking up and backing up delays >> : also ec warmup creek area. three car accident six a southbound cells sheridan road couple cars involved and looks like potentially may have been rolled over >> : also tracking potential of a hot spot highway for. at hillcrest avenue already seeing some delays as well. look at the bridges. with the main bridge and right now the metering lights turning on earlier unusual 538 this morning and you conceive the backing all the way toward the west grand ave. slow right essentially from the east bay across the bay bridge >> : here's a look at the centennial bridge things you don't look too bad traffic moving well in both directions try to find a word to the cemetery 15 minutes >> : of the glance of the golden gate bridge clear out there for now pretty good the daily planner ric sit down and three different parts of the in the morning hours in a lot to mid upper '40's right now. the noontime mostly sunny warm up to '60s and then by three this afternoon we see high clouds temperatures warming 73 to 74 degrees. 70 by the

something regency earlier this morning fog actually now factor knapp of redwood city mounds to ec 8 mig now cooler temperatures in the temperatures upper 60s coesite mid-80s inland. looks like we will continue with us as we head into tomorrow. debitors rebound into the weekend highlighting that portion of the forecast coming up 915. >> : bart still in recovery now for major delays there are train delays on certain amount because they had to shut down service that was oakland for a while. all trends are stocks through their that means trends the back up on both sides of the bay in every direction. delays again of undetermined length. no problems figuring out the delays here though on one 01 to 80 san jose. jammed up along with 85 in the northbound attraction. and mid peninsula commute very heavy once again for the ride around the 10192. the bay bridge still solidly backed up and macarthur maze check the drive time for highway 2434 minutes. centel bridge not much better the 28 minute commute from a word over the cemetery. >> : the 30 years of and working in public: sing like this has bee

this a milesto day as they continue to battle the ebola crisis. 48 people who had contact with thomas ec duncan, the ebola patient o unfortunately died here, they had contacwh m before a hospitalized in their community. they ar consided disease free. th ended their isolation period or monitoring at midnit. so overnhe determih they show no sympts. a they will be allowed to integrat back into their neighb a the area here. and y'r right, that includes the fiancee of duncan and three of her family members who have been in mandatory isolation for that three-week period. she has released a statement saying tt is very pleased that obviously they're not sick and haven't shown any symptoms but sll mourning. she lo her fiancee. she lost much of everything she owns, she says. the healep went in and decontaminated the apartment and destroyed many of the things that were there. they felt that was the safest thing to do. she wl some help in getting reintegrated. dallas c offia helping her to find a place to live and helpi her to get there once she's r to do that. right now she will remain in the house

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>>dy it work well. >> i got shut down every time. >> let's talk about home ec.terrible student and i was always looking for something to focus me and i started cooking cooking. i grew up in an american italian household where my mom, my aunts, and grandmother are all amazing cooks. i never got into it. i started taking classes and i thought this is what i need to be doing. >> it literally happened in the class. >> yeah. it happened in the class. >> and then you -- did you lie about your age to get a dishwashing job? >> yeah. i mean i -- i don't say i was lying but i was definitely very young and i was working only a couple of hours and i wanted to be in the kitchen. >> you were 14. >> yeah. >> let's talk about "top chef." >> let's talk about "top chef." >> it's subject a huge show ben when you joined you didn't know what it was going to be and nobody was doing food shows. >> it was a learned experience for everybody involved. it was one of those things an amazing experience. yeah. everybody was figuring it out because the producers had only done "project runway"

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the cast for from claude's not on farm in >> : the morning hours as a stroll into the north bay and ec by 2:00 we have chars going once burned the north bay and seymour cloud coverage and you should test showing. couple days out but compare miles refine closer to what we actually seed a day before look at again tomorrow more coverage on a friday. florida's scattered showers by rain all sunday night minerals and not that mainly comes in monday morning and then it got more rain on that one closer to half an inch of rain for most the bay area >> : woman shot in san francisco by boyfriends and died monday >> : woman, identified as 35 year-old cecilia boyfriend says that he shot her at their home and a thomas street last friday morning >> : young then shot himself to death. the best years say he had been arrested earlier that week on suspicion of public intoxication later released investigators say it they it and some pause series of domestic disturbances at the home >> : look at >> : pavlik early showing the damage apple probably does not want it to see just yet >> : a bay area paramedics'

life ec specktancy was nearly 6 1/2 years and not clear whether genetics plays a role in that but the lead author of the report says behavior probably does. men and teenage boys usually participate in more high risk activities. among the other findings of this report, the top three leading causes of death are heart disease, cancer and chronic lower respiratory diseases. >> the report also had some troubling numbers. while life expectancy is inching upward, the suicide rate has reached its highest point in 25 years. >>> why president obama headed over to the pentagon today. >>> plus, how the cdc is training doctors to deal with a potential ebola outbreak here at home. we'll take you inside a training >>> right now at 4:30, the first person diagnosed with ebola dies. and causing complications for airport problems. >> and your fears and your wallets. good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. we're tracking the development of the first ebola patient diagnosed in the united states. thomas eric duncan died in an isolation unit in a hospital in dallas. the 10 people he came in

alaska has vast resources, oil gold and copper ailz critical to thall critical tothe state's ec. that's what makes one of the state's ballot initiatives so interesting. allen schauffler explains. >> the pebble mine could be as deep as the grand canyon. the entire operation including waste dump sites would cover an area the size of manhattan. the stakes are huge. there could be $500 billion wofort of gold and-- worth of gold and copper here. the fishing port of dillingham, where the pebble mine is not popular, especially among native alaskan tribes who rely on salmon harvest for money and food. here, called the last frontier, federal meddling on matters is even more frowned on than the lower 48. alaskans are known for their independence and self-sufficient nature. asking outsiders for their help not exactly their style. but in the case of the pebble mine, that's what six local people did. >> some folks say federal government you stay out of my backyard but at the same time, we need to fix our harbor. we need them to make sure we have clean water. we need to make sure that we have

so low inflation was the risk and we identified that with the ec to reverse the risk. and more we hope will be done. and we have also alerted through the risk of recession and that is identified as a probability it a rare between 35 and 40%. but there is a serious risk if nothing is done. but we say also if both do what they have to do. >>. >> thank you. a question to think we should with that the data it is way behind the united states to what extent could it reflect the economy? >> ppg and the measurements from for five years ago. is one indicator. but they had gdp per capita. but you have to take all the factors into account. that why that particular criteria? china is growing. >> last question. >> speaking speaking a language speaking speaking foreign. >> speenineteen and i would like to say that in particular with the negative impact on the economy. so what are the a their sources approach that they turn to so what they could tap into because they continue to grow. and those measures could address the partner countries. thank you. >> if you did not get the transla

there are reports that he m@@fy%a9hxops,k+éwk<]m(a6'ec 3í yards away.s we just heard, that's where the chaos ensued. the gunman began to open fire, according to one witness i talked, to firing as many as 40 rounds. one of those rounds hitting in the leg, a security guard at the parliament. the gunman continued to fire. he made his way throughout the building on a significant day here. this is caucus day. that means the building is packed with lawmakers. coincidence or not, there were dozens and dozens of people, hundreds of people, lawmakers in the parliament building expecting to do business as usual. the gunman made his way through the parliament and that's when things took a dramatic turn. the sergeant at arms, largely ceremonial post, opened fire on the gunman. we understand that he was in his office when he heard the shooting take place, according to a witness. i understand that the sergeant at arms then, with some type of side arm, left his office and was able to shoot the gunman. so the gunman at this hour identified as we just heard from catheri

wolf, i'm getting ec-mails that my children's activity has been canceled and traffic is a nightmare. this is just something that doesn't happen in this kind of a city. and also in terms of the very character of the way the politicians and even our own prime minister was spirited away in underground tunnels, his residence is about a five-minute drive from the parliament buildings. the opposition leaders are all away from parliament right now. they were pretty much put into a safe place almost immediately. the problem is, this is not the way anyone wanted it to be in ottawa. they wanted to try to keep it safe and secure without having to go to a lot of overt security in that area. after that, that may change. >> yeah. and you say there's going to be a briefing coming up shortly from -- >> at the -- absolutely. i believe either from ottawa, a joint press conference with ottawa police and the rcmp at the top of the hour. we should have more information in about 20 to 25 minutes. >> we'll have live coverage of that. paula, stand by. the royal canadian police has been meeting with stephen

. >> this is an ec trod father event. it -- extraordinary event.it requires an extraordinary response. >> reporter: they're shutting down the blue line for one day. hbo's concert for valor could be the largest gathering on the national mall in years surpassing july 4 and many presidential inaugurations. the national park service issued a permit for up to 800,000 people. >> hundreds of thousands of people and they want to go this way, this way, that way, or this way to get home. and we're providing direct rail service for them to do that without having to change trains. >> reporter: by closing the blue line, they can move more people faster on to the national mall by putting more trains on the yellow line. stick with me here, guys. the blue line, some of it is duplicated by the silver and orange lines and in virginia, the yellow line. for instance, on veterans day, you need to go from pentagon city to l'enfant plaza. on the blue line it takes 17 minutes around. for the yellow 5 minutes. still some are concerned about the inconvenience and beyond. >>

did any of you take home ec? it has its roots and this -- its roots are in this period. it is a really interesting colonization of something that it was thought individual households did, was passed on from mothers to daughters, think of the beecher sisters, talking about home management. home economics as a field, a al domain, experts creating curricula as a turn of -- it is a turn of the century invention. again that is not christine , frederick. that looks like christine frederick. here is christine frederick. note the titles that she uses. household engineer and professional consultant. one question we might pose here -- i think you can see how someone like frederick is indebted to someone like taylor. much has the envisioning of the household changed. think about the beecher sisters. what has changed and what remains the same? nothing is totally a break with the past. >> begins with the idea of scientific management and brings it to household routines. everything is planned out. the very end i was there interested where she threw out -- women are leaving, becoming m

amid fierce ears of a global ec slow down. in fact the dow has moved nearly 2,000 points in the past seven trading sessions alone. is this the long awaited correction? or simply yet another buying opportunity. stephen weiss is this the big one sfwh. >> i don't think it is the big one. we've all been waiting and you never know why it is going to hit you. we've already seen a major correction in nasdaq. i wouldn't be surprised to see it go down a another few%. i'm still in the trending bullish camp. and perhaps even if so because it points out the u.s. equity markets are still the best place to be because our economy is the strongest. >> dan greenhouse, it is tough to be bullish after the kind of week we've had after the kind of internal wreckage we've seen. transports getting wrakd. small cap, now chips getting destroyed. what do you make of it? do you think this is the big one? zblp predicting the big one, if you will is a near impossibility. sometimes go up or down. we're in a period now where they go down. there's been a not

amid fierce ears of a global ec slow down. dow has moved nearly 2,000 points in the past seven trading sessions alone.

friday morning to women in their 20s saw a man with his pants on done in front of the pews coffeeshops ec. this the day after a similar incident police are singing is the same man >> : description given by returns this morning very close to the description given by the pulp of it and yesterday. airline is a sketch for called the police suspect described as a white man his 30 starts care professionals addressed driving your model white bmw >> : issue were these crimes happening most recently from a morning belmont. as we mentioned others have been taken place all auto as well. thursday afternoon before the 4:00 on the 4300 block of miller avenue not far from san antonio shopping center tuesday night the six wells nor the palazzo little after 63010 year-old was a victim to a indies' exposure intersection barnes streets 11. monday afternoon a similar incident close to stanford on the 1600 block of bradstreet. happening to 14 year-old grumman on and the north bay but that's expected of rabies trade to a listener in county this week rain kelly says one of them was found a high school campus in

golden gate traffic as clear as well for light ride in the ec conditions now that the strike is pervertedasy one with no delays on 580 west bound. take a look at the ride to the north bay but some easy trips to 101 for the south of ride. as it is for the east shore freeway their small delays with a drive time of just 14 minutes from hercules to berkeley. and the right here to the corridor on a piece of brown is completely delay free for your trip to the fremont. this is your ride to the south bay with a little slowing between the two freeways on one no one north bound. this is typical for the morning light hours. conditions there right now are great. <

the ec system bracelet change its admissions process to increase the number of overseas and out of stateions they make for student enrollment. i went wait a minute. we paid for the use the system to those lots ought to be for our kids, not for somebody out of state. i'm so much comes a. i could talk about this quite a ways but the point is what got to get economy rolling so the kids in school can be able to come out, get good jobs of the can afford to pay the debt that the otherwise incurred. >> moderator: how can college affordability be addressed? ose: that's a great question. bera: that's a great question. i do years worth of community college work along the way. i went to undergrad and med school. i paid $393 a quarter to go to med school. can you believe that? our daughter is a senior in high school and we sit down and it doesn't cost that today. kids are graduating with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt. we've got to make college affordable again and that was the promise i grew up with in california. this promise of higher education, but if you have the desire and the abilit

>> it is conceivable that the ec by what -- ecb would require a minimum requirement or something. ways, it is very difficult to avoid this. most people remember that at the , it was laterp revealed that the national bank governance wrote letters to the countries involved calling for a series of reforms. betweenpast the border pure monetary policy and economic policy. when they told these countries you need to tighten monetary policy and so on and so forth. the ecb is part of the troika. it decides what should be done in terms of economic policy. it is a very difficult line to draw -- where does monetary policy and? -- policy end? i think we will continue with the germans arguing that the ecb should stay out and let the market operates. >> it looks like we are in for an interesting time i had. -- ahead. today.hares rallying it has abandoned plans to buy a stake in t-mobile. let's get more on this. investors initially liking the news. let's walk through the reaction. >> investors are liking the news. shares are gaining 12% since the opening of the market. investors are reassured tha

comes in ngressity many forms, whether it's the ecs congress that o executes oversi' of our functions, whether it's the courts that grants us the authority to do what we do. we have to make a case in many n cases to a federal court afbnd t permission to do what we do. g and nobodyiv writes us a blank check. we're given permission for a fi finite purpose and a finite period of time and we have to make sure that we report to the court if we have failed in our compliance responsibilities. the other challenge i have as a challenger of the nsa, as i tell the new nsa director, we cannot be trapped by the past. we got to learn from the past and we got to drive, we got a tr mission that the nation depends on. and almost every major operation that i can think of that we as nation have zone in the course of the last year, for example. nsa and many others in the intelligence community have abit played a major role in our ability to do that. is a go that is a good thing for the citizens of this country, and it is a good thing for our allies.' and don't ever forget, we're noo only about supporting

did any of you take home ec? it has its roots and this period. a really interesting colonization of something that it was thought individual passed on did, was from mothers to daughters, think of the beecher sisters, talking home management. this idea of the home as a professional domain, experts creating curricula as a turn of the century invention. again -- that is not restrained frederick -- that is not christine frederick. christine like frederick. here is christine frederick. note the titles that she uses. hell engineer and professional consultant. health engineer and professional consultant. i think you can see how someone like frederick is indebted to someone like trailer. but think about the beecher sisters. what has changed and what remains the same. nothing is totally a break with the past. with the idea of bringsfic management and it to household routines. everything is planned out. women are leaving, becoming mothers -- women are leaving becoming mothers to go join the workforce. [indiscernible] it was kind of her taking a methods, bu

arabs killed 30 followed by all your local his con 4 news at 8 >> : and on the with the bay area of ecroaching over coastal waters right now is that the impact this evening all underway in the north bay time an officer cass coming up >> : stocks closing all like a big game out to and his 63 points 1.6% 16 calls and 380 aztec 38 points climbs 42 points >> : market has huge swings this week including several sharp drops molesters worried about growing economic growth in plunging oil prices >> : and a firm from home tx 258 a gallon in prices going down national average for regular $3.14 a here in the bay area triple air pours gone a regular and opened to 3687 cisco said jose lotus locally at 353 a gallon. financial and bay area keep about walker website track bay area gas prices click on that special section on to to target areas closest to where you live color-coded and literally find a price 325 right here valero great resource here on kron 4 kron4-dot-com >> : rain finally starting the edge of the bay area ellis' the north bay quite a bit of rain the coastal waters some the showers and

hospital bushels not quick to accept any blame >> : will comply and cdc contact proper and in some sense eced guidelines protective gear >> : , and remains only person so far to die from the virus and the west fiancee release from quarantine now up the virus changing her life forever >> : we're supposed to get married when she thinks of that she feels so empty >> : and the three-year-old sauce picture on tv yesterday it's so sad >> : also morgan news were coming out very short time ago ever been sent dell's nurses carrying for thomas and is now apparently able free >> : doctors say they cannot detect the virus all their there might be more testing other dallas nurse has been upgraded to good condition >> : now click copy of the official autopsy sharing >> : it covers and missouri coming of the so-called day of protests across u.s. >> : the official autopsy shows a gunshot wounds in a clear shot had a close range >> : those details come from official autopsy leaked the spanish newspaper >> : and connie official posted the authentication of the documents >> : into notre grabbed his gun to you

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. >> i was reading about mortgage ec -- hsbc with their lowest ever. an interesting shift in the and mortgages. do you think they will be able to bolster the market? >> absolutely. mortgage rates are looking to with ther for longer bank of england pushing out that interest rate rise because of economic issues. mortgages are harder to get, but really cheap money at the moment if you qualify for a mortgage. the lenders who have money to lend are in competition. they are looking for quality lending. said supply was increasing. that is interesting. a lot of people have been talking about how lack of supply was holding people back. >> in london, yes, but southeast has overtaken london. the key thing in the southeast is lack of supply. at least 3% more properties come to market and a lot of demand. >> if you want to make money in you havefive years, done some research. .hree towns have stood out >> it is the most comprehensive data driven analysis. buting at the southeast also in particular southampton, luton are forecast to get over 40% in the next five yea