our ellison barber is live on the scene. so ellison, what is the latest?we're at the scene in capitol heights where it was a double homicide. police have confirmed this is a double homicide. i want to let you guys go ahead and take a look behind me. you can see this is still an incredibly active scene. police got here around 6:00. they say they responded to calls for gunshots fired. all they're confirming now is there are two men who are dead, both bodies actually here still on the scene. we've seen police walk around looking for evidence, putting down different evidence markers. we've also seen them walk here, a little in the grass towards this lucky's grill. a very active scene. right now they haven't given us any specific information on a suspect, but sources have said they may have someone that they're talking to or looking at what is in the hospital right now with a gunshot wound to his hand. live in capitol heights, i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> and we will have the latest on the breaking news on wusa9 tomorrow morning and on our new app. >>> we want

live, i'm ellison barber, wusa 9. >> what a mess there, thank you, ellison. >>> well, his son was nearly hit by a jeep and loudly berated by its driver in sterling, virginia. the father of the teenager is asking police to take a look. >> the video went viral. >> reporter: i just spoke to 15- year-old alex and his father. they live right around the corner from the intersection. if you were shocked by watching this individual york just imagine what that father felt watching his son nearly hit by a jeep and the driver profanely dressing him down after wards. >> the video shot by a passing motorcyclist captured the en fine incident. i spoke to the man who recorded the video yesterday. he says when sheriff deputies arrived on the scene, short after we see what was on the tape, they talked to all three participants and did not take a look at the tape. after watching the video online, the sheriff's office is taking another look at the incident with the deputy stopping by today to talk to him and his son. the father has an idea of what he would like to see happen in this case. >> i'm not looking

[laughter] emily: larry ellison always has to throw a few punches at oracle.e says biggest competitors are microsoft and amazon. tim, do you think oracle is too late to the cloud here? >> in some ways i do, and it's not just a matter of being late. it is a matter of how they got -- have they got the right business model? they fundamentally have the same business model. they do not have the same business model as amazon or microsoft is crafting. emily: maybe it's better? >> i think ultimately the cloud teaches us that we can move more quickly at lower cost with a flexible pay-as-you-go business model. that's not oracle's strong suit. it could be a bloodbath for them. emily: it could be a bloodbath. i like that. strong words. coming up, yahoo! says its first ever live stream of an nfl game was a great success. how many people actually tuned in? we dig into the numbers next. ♪ emily: new problems for blood testing firm theranos. walgreens has decided to hold off on opening more testing centers. the drugstore chain made the decision after reports about its technol

larry ellison takes a swing at ibm and sap. a hail mary or solid game plan?ive streaming the first nfl game ever. microsoft throws down the gauntlet, opening its first retail store. first, to our lead. another wild week of earnings. kicking things off, iac.-quarter results from , $.78 perof estimates share. an and deal with google that would generate $4 billion in revenue. tomorrow is one of the biggest days of the quarter. first up is alibaba. investors watching for signs of growth as performance is so closely tied with the chinese economy. the stock has been pummeled since november ipo, but has seen some recovery. some wonder if the worst is over. later, twitter and apple. 6 is, how well the iphone doing. apple shares taking a hit today after a supplier posted week sales. anding me from new york here in the studio. you have followed all these companies for so many years. what are you going to be watching tomorrow. we know this is an iphone company. what are we expecting? >> the biggest thing you have to look for is what they say about the following quarter.

ellison barber. >> that smile, and a lot of happy memories left behind. she tried a number of treatment, but her family says it just kept returning. this was the seventh time it had come back. >>> community outrage is growing over the case of a four- year-old girl shot and killed in a road rage incident, and it turns out the suspect has quite the criminal history. today 32-year-old tony torres faced a judge, and in the last ten years he's been charged with drug possession, assault, child abuse, kidnapping and receiving stolen property. he was accused of sticking a gun in his girlfriend's mouth in front of their six-year-old son in 2011, and in all of the cases the charges were dismissed or dropped, something police call a failure of the court system. meantime the family of little lily is struggling with her loss. >> she touched so many heart, and she will continue touching so many hearts, and she was just taken from us way too soon. >> way too soon. the hashtag justice for lily has connected supporters around the world. the family's go fund me page has co

ellison barber, wusa 9. >> thank you, ellison. >>> police with the montgomery police department including chief major, said that they made the right decision. they came to that decision with the the help of experts. >>> now to a truly terrifying night. a thief sleep walks right out of a home and into a bus. wait until you find out how far she went without ever waking up. >>> and donald trump finding himself in an unusual position: second place. what the billionaire has to say about his competition tonight. >>> and president obama talks about what narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> a 19-year-old woman

let's go to ellison barber who is live. how are things going? they finally got the water shut off now. >> they have. they finally found the leak two hours ago and now they have shut off the water and you can see crews working to repair it. they'llable here all night. >> this is a mass jiff giant water. >> a mess. that is the only word that people are using to describe all of this. >> pretty good nightmarish. >> the intersection of cedar line and rockville pike started to fill with water. after the sun set, it was still filling with water the all officials knew is that somewhere, there was a leak. crews started to try to find it. we were able to get a complete shutdown around 7:45 p.m. >> right now, they are excavating and digging to the pipe to get to it to do repairs. they want to see what type of break we are looking at. that is usually where the four to six hour window begins as we get down there, depending upon the type of pipe, it could be longer. >> reporter: 250 people are without water and after the traffic some people dealt with today.

oracle ceo telling us this was larry ellison's idea. the goal is to attract students from over the bay area. the school is expected to open in 2017. how about that? >> very nice. >>> okay. you got a lot of diamonds on your fingers? steph curry has a few more. we'll take you back out to the oracle, show you how the warriors did on opening night. ♪ ♪ ♪ here in vineland, new jersey where progresso light soups are made, we'll never give up our cheddar, our cream, and especially our bacon. so we figured out a way to add rich ingredients like this into 22 light soups, all with 100 calories or less per serving. so if you want to eat light and not give up rich flavor, do what we do...make it progresso. fades) >>> this is an unbelievable night for the players but also for dub nation. you support us every single night, every single year. we would not have been able to do what we did last year without your guys support every single night. thank you. >> bring on the bling. boy, that ring is huge. what a celebration. congratulations to the warriors.

in upper marlboro i'm ellison barber, wusa9. >> we're told phipps speaks with a caribbean accent.ily said he used to be a chef at the hilton and may mention that or ask about cruise ships. so take another look and see if you can help. park police and the family believe it's possible phipps got on a bus and may have gone outside of maryland. they're asking homeless shelters across the region to pay extra attention to this photo. >>> tonight another story you'll see only on 9, a d.c. cop off the streets after being charged in an assault at a cell phone store. take a look at this surveillance video. it shows you how this whole thing played out. this is from the cricket store in the 3900 block of minnesota avenue northeast. it shows the officer 43-year- old ulysses delaney walking into the store confronting one of the victims, that woman seen there in the hat. another man tried to run out of the store, but the door is locked. delaney can be seen running toward that man, 20-year-old curly walker. police officers arriving on the scene shortly after the confrontation found both men fight

after a 43 yard run, ellison not quite done. he is in the end zone. beats virginia tech. >> you have to take it off, donald and melania trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. as a man who will most certainly be your next president, i wanted to give you a chance to get to

ellison mentioned, is to allow workers to join unions. we know that union members earn more and have better benefits. a study found that unionized women earn on average $2.50 more per hour and 36% more likely to ave a employer-sponsored benefit plan and likely to have paid sick leave. i visited o'hare workers who came to washington, baggage handlers and the people who push the wheelchairs and others, they are hired by contractors. they are wearing uniforms and looks to me like they are hired by either the a airport, but no, but hired by a private contractor and don't have paid sick leave and one woman earned $8.25 an hour after 14 years on the job. and one of their colleagues suffered a miscarriage after her employer refused to give her light duty. the next time she became pregnant, they offered her light duty but to work one afternoon a week. one of the workers in the group was hired by a union company and he earned fair wages, a pension and benefits. and so, we know that these problems can be solved. but i want to talk a little bit abou

ellison gave $3 million of those $7 million so far to marco rubio.earch shows there is no tech candidate this year. fundraisers for hillary clinton will be in sacramento and napa valley next week. we turn now to aviation, specifically private jet aviation. i take my carsay to work everyday. vistajet says american flights are up 159%. joining me now is chairman th omas floor. it is an interesting business. it is growing. the economy is going. why is a growing -- why is it growing? >> when people feel rich, they buy an airplane. we have 56 airplanes around the world. if they buy an airplane, they might have it here in san francisco, but executives flying anywhere in the world still need a flight right away. are the big three out there when you look at the biggest companies in the private aviation world? mr. flohr: it is a global business. you have to be everywhere in the world. in mainland china. we have to be in the us. we own all the airplanes. they'll have to be identical. whether you get on board in the bay or in london or anywhere, you have to hav

that you want to avoi.d ellison barber, wusa 9. >> thank you, ellison. >>> we wanted to tell but a potential traffic nightmare on interstate 95 in virginia. southbound lanes are closed because of a death investigation near courthouse road. vdot and the spot sylvania sheriff's office is helping. >>> video of d.c. police putting hands kills on a young african american man is viewed and retweeted many times as he screams. we have more on what we know so far in this case. this video is pretty extraordinary in terms of how many people have seen it and shared it. >> reporter: i want people to take a look themselves. it started with a couple calling police, calling 911, telling the tops they were worried they were -- they will the cops they were worried they were -- telling the cops they are we were yesterday they were going to be robbed here at the atm at 6th and pennsylvania. police spotted two teenagers, michael giewld and who ran and they tackled him. put your handled behind your back. >> reporter: the 30 second video picks up with goulsby on the ground, police twisting his arm as they try to f

larry ellison is building a high school campus next to his headquarters. it's a public school. it's been open for a year in burlingame but will move to redwood shores when the campus opens. the school will serve 550 students. >>> there's a rare and exciting moment in bakersfield when a driver catches a glimpse of a bear. the driver was in his car when a bear ran through the parking lot. >> that's a big guy. the department of fish and wildlife was able to capture and relocate the bear. >> hopefully he went to a better place. >>> coming up, a forensic team returns to a wooded area in the south bay. the question remains asunderring a human skull that was found there. . >>> dry in the north bay, but scattered showers could be on the way for parts of the bay area. >>> we're looking at the south bay commute, northbound 280, you can see thereafter is looking okay -- traffic is looking okay, you can see the south bay commute, we'll show it to you. >>> there's been a little bit of rain overnight, is there more? we'll see coming up. . >>> ire land's president will pay tribute to the six

oracle provided this video of ellison talking about cloud security. warriors watch tonight for tonight's season opener and tomorrow night, a concert on treasure island, featuring beck and elton john. >>> apple announced quarterly profits rose 31%. backed by booming iphone sales in china. the company sold more than 48 million iphones in the fourth quarter. but that's still falling short of analysts estimates. shares of apple rose 2% in after-hours trading. >>> south san francisco is one of two pennsylvania la cities asking voters next tuesday to raise the sales tax. the revenue is going to be used for city improvements, abc7 news reporter david lui joins us from downtown san francisco with more. david? >> south san francisco suffers from wear and tear. streets need fixing. the long-time home of its police and parks and recreation departments may not be seismically safe. new build sag possibility. so taxpayers are being asked to raise the sales tax by a half-cent from 9 to 9.5%. >> we asked them what was important to them. not surprisingly pot holes are

on race, the department included the transcript of a voice of america discussion of his story "the ellison andn ralph irving howe. "this is a particularly important item since ellison, speaking as a negro novelist, held what he considers it a central story." weekend can be a racist because the black i like sam. -- the black guy likes him. a few weeks later, he returned home by a europe. his responses in press conferences delighted the united states information agency. in all of his discussions and internal reports, he unflinchingly answered questions on his work, style, philosophy, american life. on two occasions he hit hard against communism, socialism, and any form of radicalism, defending democracy as the best system yet devised by man. usia even made a movie about his japan trip, which isn't available on youtube. marylandppen to be in and go to the national archives, you can watch it. it's really interesting. they would show it across japan. end, -- sorry. that is a picture of him giving a press conference in paris in 1955. he came home via a europe from japan, and right when he got to

at the end number one. >> how engaged is larry ellison in this cloud stuff.e was on stage on sunday for a long time. i is high school now. how much attention is he paying to the cloud from strategy? >> he has oracle, and then everything else. oracle is the number one focus. you saw larry on stage for an hour and a half going from the broad strategy to the details of features in our newest database version 12.2. you know what you didn't know? he wrote every one of those slides. he made every single power point. he changed and wrote and rewrote and rewrote again every word. he planned what he was going to say, and, frankly, he planned what almost everybody else is talking about and what we're all doing. this strategy of going to the cloud has been in place for pretty much started ultimately three decades ago, and even when i joined 16 plus years ago, larry said let us run your software for you. every one of these acquisitions has added another piece to make it possible for us to have a cloud all the way from the storage, the computers, the database, the middle

watch quarterback kevin ellison soars like an eagle and flips over the defender for the touchdown. the two schools play in the sun belt conference.... and now you know why the conference trends on twitter as #funbelt. we still have a lot to get to this morning... including a royal battle over books and baseball. how two libraries are now going toe- to-toe -- as their favorite teams slug it out on the field. road map for change on university avenue. they're asking for an update on the reconstruction project. we'll have that for you in a of the western half of the state and rain and some thunderstorms are tracking northward from missouri and will move into our area. looks like high school football games may end up wet this forecast coming upteam. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: showers and a few storms will track through today with rain likely tonight and ending tomorrow morning. a few showers are trying to get going now, but a larger area of rain is heading northward out of missour

oracle ceo larry ellison takes a swing at ibm and sap. plus -- a hail mary or solid game plan?! live streaming the first nfl game ever. microsoft throws down the gauntlet, opening its first

wusa 9's ellison barber with the latest. good evening. >> reporter: adam, these are the charging documents for the suspect that police caught and arrested there. they're very detailed because police said there were surveillance camera inside of that liquor store. according to charging documents, mcmillan and mcallister walked into morris miller wine and liquor at 9:05 a.m. police said surveillance video inside the store showed the couple wearing glove and facemask. one had a construction vest and carried a pistol. once inside, mcmillan walk to a stock room while mcallister tried to lock the back door. but in the process, both were spotted by store employees. documents say mcalter met mcmillan in the stock room and fled out a back door. moments later, mcmillan left the store and police said she was seen tucking a pistol in her waistband. she reportedly ran out the front door and that is when the shooting began. >> the officers got here quickly and as they were entering the parking lot, the suspect was coming out armed and jus

. >> it goes back to larry ellison who said he would like to have a school where students love to think. it reflects larry's vision founded on principals we believe in. innovation, creativity, problem solving and design thinking. they are only in the second year. their current home is in a former auto body shop far from ideal circumstances. so the opportunity for a brand thank you building made expressly for them and proximity to some of the brightest minds has students excited. the oracle volunteers will be teaching and working with the students on projects. >> it allows a lot of diversity in our learning experience and we also get to see different ways of doing things. >> they are scheduled to move to the oracle campus in 2017. in redwood shores, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> rain is falling in the bay area tonight. this is new video we can show you from south san francisco as the drops come down along the highway. sandhya patel is tracking it all , sandhya? >> it is nice to see them active. we have seen scattered showers around the bay area. right now the focus is on the peninsula. we g

larry ellison takes a swing at ibm and sap. a hail mary or solid game plan?ing the first nfl game ever. microsoft throws down the

representative keith ellison of minnesota. it's about an hour and 15 minutes. >>> if you could stay in your seats, we're going to go right to the next panel if you don't mind. we know you had a lot of information. we'll have an incredible panel next and we'll get you to the most important break which is lunch. but my name is raj goyle, and i'm otherwise known as nick laford with hair. there you go, nick. i am actually here in two roles. first and foremost i am here as the board chair of six. so i would like to -- well, thank you very much. and i would like to at this moment recognize our board. many of you are involved in nonprofit organizations, many of you are involved obviously in your own campaigns where you have had people who supported you. obviously this organization wouldn't have been able to be created and thriving without its board. we have ken sunshine who is not here. andre lopez who you met earlier this morning. naomi aberly from asme and kim anderson from the afl-cio, richard trumka and if i can have a special no

reporting live in north west, i'm ellison barber, w u.s.a. 9. >> reporter: this is where police say that the woman climbed into the wrong car. they say the driver held her at knife point and sexually assaulted her. >> police say there is no evidence the driver actually worked for uber, the mobile phone based ride service. if he had and the woman booked through the app as uber recommends, she would have seen a picture of the driver, the make and model of the car and its license plate. she called have even tracked his location on a map and been able to compare that to the car she climbed into. >>> he is driving a toyota prius. you even have the license plate number. >> i would be suspicious if the license plate doesn't match. the driver's face doesn't match. >> i would caution my daughter to always, always check the license plate. >> uber does check drivers' backgrounds and driving records although two sexual assault victims just sued them claiming those background checks are too weak. the company also encourages riders to use a new service called share messmatessed time of arrival which a

. >> it goes back to larry ellison who said he would like to have a school where students love to thinklarry's vision founded on principals we believe in. innovation, creativity, problem solving and design thinking. they are only in the second year. their current home is in a former auto body shop far from ideal circumstances. so the opportunity for a brand thank you building made expressly for them and proximity to some of the brightest minds has students excited. the oracle volunteers will be teaching and working with the students on projects. >> it allows a lot of diversity in our learning experience and we also get to see different ways of doing things. >> they are scheduled to move to the oracle campus in 2017. in redwood shores, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> rain is falling in the bay area tonight. this is new video we can show you from south san francisco as the drops come down along the highway. sandhya patel is tracking it all , sandhya? >> it is nice to see them active. we have seen scattered showers around the bay area. right now the focus is on the peninsula. we go out to san j

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we just heard congressman keith ellison from minnesota a major progressive voice is endorsing him. will that make a difference? >> you know, it might make a difference. keith ellison is incredibly well respected, african-american, one of the few muslims in congress and very outspoken. he's a leading indicator, a lot of people will take sanders more seriously because of keith. but i think this whole party has a problem. this is the whitest field that we have seen since 1992. there's no sharpton, there's no non-white people there. and this is a party that has to get not 60%, not 70%, not 90% but 94% of the black vote to win. this is a big problem for the whole party. the clintons get the black vote by default, but nobody has made a case that they can do better. if biden gets in he might be able to make that case. but bernie sanders has so much room to grow with the black vote he should take the opportunity tomorrow to make his case why a white guy from vermont should get the support of a party with that much black participation. >> hugh hewitt, if you were advising bernie sanders or

people like paypal co-founder peter thiel and oracle founder larry ellison have already invested millions of dollars into the so-called longevity movement. >> some of this money has gone to aubrey de grey - he's been talking about aging for decades. a lot of poeople in science say that he's more talk than real science but he claims this is no longer fringe thinking. he believes we can actually stay young or return to youthfulness. we're actually going to take him out and see just how young we feel. de grey is a biologist and co-founded the sens research institute in mountain view california which raises money to support anti-aging work by scientists. he says most people are stuck in a pro-aging trance - where we think growing old is inevitable rather than a solvable medical problem. >> we have a completely, biologically invalid and incorrect idea that there is some kind of black and white wall between aging itself - whatever the hell we mean by that. and the diseases of old age--like alzheimer's, or cardiovascular disease or cancer. >> he argues that we must treat aging as the disease its

four quarter kevin ellison with a 12 yard sneak and flip over the defender but appalachian state wouldake this one 31-13. after leading the dodgers to the last three titles manager don mattingly is moving on. both sides reportedly agree to the separation. and talk about fighting words? the new england patriots tweeted out this throwback thursday of the jets infamous "butt fumble" was the caption. this seems relevant. it is going to be a big one folks. >>> just ahead a popular actress is making to be a good example. plus she's back. after almost three years, overnight new music from adel. ♪ ♪ in study after study, advil is unsurpassed in pain relief. nothing is proven stronger on aches and pains than advil. not tylenol. not aleve. nothing. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno® positively radiant moisturizer... with active naturals® soy. aveeno® naturally beautiful results®. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil severe dave, i'm sorry to interrup

reporting live, ellison barber, wusa 9. >> others believe this letter was intend to keep the numbers of participants down at this march. the fight isn't over for the police union, telling wusa 9 they want to see one person fire and want the police chief to go well. >>> a 15-year-old boy is under arrest after making threats on a school bus. the massive search began for the boy after official were told about the gun. culpeper high, middle school and another school were all on lockdown for several hours today. the boy was found in a pickup truck nearby and his weapon which turned out to be a pellet gun, was foundsome someone else's home. the sheriff says the boy was also seen with a weapon on the school bus yesterday but nobody said anything at that time. >>> doctors without borders and the international committee of the red cross call for an independent investigation into that deadly attack on a medical facility in afghanistan. u.s. airstrike killed 22 people, including medical staff and children. tina daniels reports from new york. >> reporter: today, president obama apologized to the

coming up, oracle ceo larry ellison takes a swing at ibm and sap. he pushes deeper into the cloud.mary or solid game plan? yahoo! live streams the first nfl game ever. we break down the numbers. microsoft throws down the gauntlet, opening its first

the long island railroad will be replacing the ellison avenue. it will suspend service between hicksville and mineola. however, they won't have to worry if the series never leaves chicago. >> they call him thor. >> he looks like him. >> and daniel murphy. incredible. i still don't want to wake up. i'll leave it be. if they come back, probably next weekend's weather looks nice. but i'm getting way ahead of myself. we have a whole week of weather to get through. a relatively quiet week. we have freeze warnings for most of the suburbs this morning. we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine today. the wind is going to turn southwest. that'll be the key. won't notice it so much today but by tonight you'll notice not quite as cold. by tomorrow, significantly milder. right now, still very cold. coldest morning of the season so far at 37. clear sky. we break it down with lots of sunshine throughout the day. doesn't warm things up all that much. 53 by 3:00. that's the expected high temperature. we're talking 60s and maybe 70 at some point this week. let's get to lau

. >> speaking of oracle, still ahead, larry ellison's latest big idea, the public high school he's planning to build at the oracle campus in silicon valley. also -- >> imagine supervisors here at city hall passing a regulation when there's nobody left to regulate. we'll tell you who's impacted by this coming up. >> it means so much to so many people that how could i ever stop it? >> raising pumpkins and cash for a good cause. the reason this year will be his last even though it's been his best fund-raiser ever. part of our bay area proud series. tougher controls on gun and ammo dealers passed unanimously today at san francisco city hall >>> tougher gun control -- tougher controls on gun and ammo dealers passed unanimously today at san francisco city hall. the irony is the only gun dealer in the city is going out of business at the end of this week. mark matthews is at city hall. are the city's gun laws being blamed for shutting down the business or is this deeper? >> raj, they are being blamed, but not so much in san francisco or even california. outside of california, san francisco's becom

. >>> san francisco nta is considering banning cars on powell street between ellison gary. increasing in stop and go vehicle traffic is causing table cars to stop frequently and the agency says that is causing tables to pray more often and increases the possibility of a crash. if approved, the ban would take effect by thanksgiving and last for one year and a half. >>> the newest tool to make san jose st. safer. a new pedestrian traffic signal is being tested. it is called high intensity activated crosswalk. featuring three lights flashing a series of solid yellow and red lights when a person needs to cross. traffic lights are being planned for intersections in santa clara, oakland and berkeley. >>> the national transportation safety board is investigating a deadly plane crash in lake tahoe. video taken shortly after the impact. officials say the plane had just taken off from lake tahoe airport saturday when it crashed near this home. two bodies were pulled from the small aircraft. a bay area couple was inside the home. >> that's when we decided let's go to -- out of the hou

legislators wonderful national progressive leaders like congressman keith ellison and leaders from black lives matter moving. the name of this conference is to inform and provide state lawmakers to enact change in the community. it is expected to start any moment and we'll have live coverage on c-span2 on this friday morning as it gets under way. while we wait we wish we were marks from house republicans congresswoman and republican conference chair cathy mcmorris rodgers who spoke yesterday at the washington ideas forum. >> you are the one who's supposed to all house republicans together. you convene meetings. >> thank you hundred 47 speakers how is that going to? >> -- republicans of every corner of this country, bring us together. certainly speaker boehner's announcement on friday have sent shockwaves throughout capitol hill and throughout the country. >> that announcement came at a meeting. >> 9 a.m. friday morning, regular gathering of the house republicans. i laid this meeting -- i believe this meeting each week and i just invited speaker boehner to come to the podium and give his

ellison of minnesota, a distinguished member of the financial services committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota is recognized for two minutes. mr. ellison: i thank the gentleman for the time, i plan on voting for this bill but i'm not going to celebrate that. it lifts the debt ceiling and don't have to fear defaulting on america's debts. avoids cuts in medicare and disability insurance. but the fact is, no one here, no one in this room can say that this piece of legislation that we are looking at now is going to advance america, bring us progress that we actually really need. do you know that since 2012, we have seen 640 fewer national institute of health grants. haven't been making the investments in science. this is a survival budget and we need to survive. so i'm going to vote for this piece of legislation, but we must come to the moment in time when we are looking to advance our country to move forward and offer real leadership to the world rather than just object ceasing over how much we can cut. the fact is that the progressive caucus

keith ellison. >> good morning, my fellow state legislators! how you guys doing? man, you guys sound good. awesome. fantastic. thank raj for the very nice intro. you know, here's the thing, we operate in silos way too much around here. you might be thinking to yourself, what's a member of congress doing at our state legislators meeting? well, i don't know, maybe because you draw the districts that we run in. or maybe another reason, maybe you set the qualifications for the voters who we ask to vote for us. let me tell you how bad we depend on you. in 2012, congressional democrats actually won 1.5 million more votes than the republicans and yet we're in the minority because they gerrymandered many of you guys from very important states. that's how bad we need to be working together. the silos -- the silos have absolutely got to come down. the silos are dangerous. they are ruinous. they're literally killing us. and if we can find a way to work together more cohesively, we will do great things for the american people, no doubt about it. so, i'm really pleased to be h

i don't think we could have anybody better than congressman keith ellison from minnesota. come on out. as you know, he is not only a former member of the state legislature minnesota, he is in his 5th turns in congress. aa trailblazer, path breaker, and he will introduce our great panel. >> good morning, my state legislatures. you guys sound good, awesome, fantastic. thank roger for that nice intro. here is the thing. you might be thinking to yourself what is a member of congress doing at the state legislators meeting? i don't know, maybe because you draw the districts that we run in maybe another reason, you set the qualifications for the voters we asked to vote for us. let me tell you how have we depend on you. in 2012 congressional democrats actually one 1.5 million more votes for republicans and yet we are in the minority because they gerrymandered many of you guys very important states. that's about we need to work together. the silos are dangerous, ruinous, literally killing us. if we could find a way to work together more cohesively we would do great things for the a

ice dams caused bean to celebrate from the ceiling at bob mad ellison's home and insurance paid to fix the problem but later sent him alert they wouldn't renew him and he has been a customer for nine years and had never filed a claim before this year. >>> i was kind of really surprised and kind of offended really. >> he has been with customer for them for nine years and never filed a claim before this year but after consistently petitioning to travelers insurance, insurance company, company finally took him back last week and he is not alone. 11 people have filed nonreknewal complaints this year. >>> new this morning new hampshire may once again allow hunters to trap bobcats and bring back hunting and trapping season and banned since 1989 when it dipped below 200 and resurgence in recent years. >>> most of the world can't surf the web. coming up new this morning the the way of people getting online. >> heading your way and what to expect and how low the everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of al

tonight oracle's ceo larry ellison will kickoff the event at 5:00.e workshops, the ton -- elton john will perform as an appreciation consent. you can expect quite a traffic jam near moscone starting today through next saturday. i guess they are going to really love our weather, lisa >> yeah, well, we are little tired of it, aren't we? we would-like to get some rain and cooler air in here. it was quite warm yesterday despite the cloud core. this morning we are mild again with numbers in the upper 50s from the sutro tower camera. upper 50s san francisco, and a cloudier start for everyone. we will talk about the possibility of a few drops before he with break out into the sunshine next >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, tenth-ranked stanford continuing to roll over washington, their latest victims. mike shumann has the thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i h

watch quarterback kevin ellison soars like an eagle and flips over the defender for the touchdown. the two schools play in the sun belt conference.... and now you know why the conference trends on twitter as #funbelt. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 team: showers and a few storms will track tonight and ending tomorrow morning. a few showers are trying to get going now, but a larger area of rain is heading northward out of missouri and will track through our area later. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will eventually become wet, although most are dry now. temperatures are in the low to mid 50s with a few 60s to the southwest as a warm front tracks northward. easterly winds are already 10-20 mph with some higher gusts... and will stay breezy today and tomorrow. rain will continue to track to the north and will have some thunder with it in areas, mainly along the warm front. as the system tracks to the northeast, rain will continue to wrap around t

larry ellison saying in his keynote that ibm and s.a.p. be the biggest competitors but they no longer pay attention to them. good morning, jon. they a >> they are paying attention to amazon, to work force, sales force. larry ellison talked about them being all in on the cloud. >> here's the irony of it all. we went in the s.a.s. business and understood that required us to be in the flat form business. we went into the platform business to understand they needed to be in the infrastructure and service business. that's how we got to where we are today. >> and they're continuing to push forward. intel's ceo joined oracle on stage talking about project apollo, where intel will work with oracle to move people off of ibm systems, competitors for cloud resources. so in this conference, there's a question about who really is best positioned in the cloud. amazon went right at oracle earlier this month. i was there in vegas where andy jaffey saying they're looking to move people off of oracle database on to their platform. microsoft trying to set th

ellison barber, wusa 9. >>> how speaker john boehner says it's not a perfect budget deal but it's betterthe alternative. hard line conservatives concede that there is nothing they can do about it. >>> for the first time since he entered the race, donald trump is no longer leading the gop race. >>> and the fbi issues a warning for halloween. >>> republicans are getting ready to pass a budget dea two years despite objections from the conservative hard liners. >> reporter: there were doubts that a deal could be reached with bitter opposition from the conservatives. this is the last budget deal that john boehner will pass. this is a victory for him and a fresh starts for his successor. >> i think it will pass and ought to pass. >> reporter: the-year deal with raise spending caps by $50 billion the first year and $30 billion after that, evenly split between defense and nondefense. the bill makes reforms to social security disabilities that could safe $168 billion overtime. the deal will list the debt ceiling until march of 2017, well after the presidential election. >> the agreement is not pe

oracle ceo's scott prickett says the idea for the school came from scott ellison.bc bay area news. >>> they're hoping to help recycled water with a permit. they're having to get a recycle system that captures and removes water from sinks and washing machines. wiener introduced legislature that would do away with that permit. we're still waiting for word on how the board voted on that legislation. >>> get it now because you might need it. that's the message from state officials about flood insurance. less than 3% of homeowners that live near flooding zones have adequate insurance protection, and what's predicted to be an epic el nino as we've been talking about this winter, experts have been urging people to buy flood insurance before it's too late. they also note it takes 30 days for flood insurance to go into effect. it also includes protection from mudslides, which experts say could be the biggest issue this winter. while flood insurance isn't cheap, the state's insurance commissioner notes it's far cheaper than the alternative. >> average cost is only about $700

larry ellison, if anybody can put that deal together it's probably him. sales force is interesting. if you look at their pipeline so many think these guys are are ahead. growth is not in big cap tech is root there for the taking. as heather points out, cash balances are up 46% over the last five years. there is a lot to do. we know big cap tech can be a value trap. >> heather is the analyst who wrote that note at goldman sachs. in terms of the cycle, what does it saying we could be thinking about what would be the largest tech deal on the books in this market environment? >> you could say struggling for growth. to me the name microsoft does make the most sense. they do have the strongest balance sheet. it's not like sales force is on sale. it's not like it's been decimated in this market and this is the time i've got to buy it it would be a very, very large transaction. >> do you want to see microsoft buy a company that declined a lot? or buying marquee properties? >> this is a business that seems to be in ascension still. if you want to make a move you've got to act. microsoft in t

i want to let you hear what keith ellison said and let you respond. here it is. >> dr.son may be smart about separating conjoined twins but it pretty much ends right there. people want to come together. they don't want to be divided. americans in general, they like their neighbors and they don't really care what color or religion they are. >> what's your response? >> listen, much respect for congressman ellison and his service to this country but look, chris, sometimes leadership is unpopular. sometimes when you state what you believe, there will be those that support you and there will be those that say i cannot support him, because i cannot embrace his position. that's part of the price you pay when you're not a politician, you're not waving your fingerer in the wind to see which way it's going to blow. dr. carson has to stan on his faith, his belief system and what he thinks is right for this country. and obviously, it resonates with many people. but there's a price you pay. along the way, you can lose support. >> all right. armstrong williams, always appreciate the