>> we know that gates was the one that initiated the contact.his was, interestingly, in march/april 2016, right after gates was hired on to the campaign with paul manafort to -- for a specific task at that time. their job was to make sure the delegates, the republican delegates didn't have a mass defection during the convention for ted cruz, who at the time you recall was sort of the preferred republican establishment candidate. their concern was the delegates. one of the proposals was specifically targeting the delegates to make sure that they didn't defect, to sort of push stories about trump and sort of spread some possible disinformation about ted cruz. >> explain, because in your lead you say the goal of this operation in your words and your colleague's words, to create fake online identities, to use social media manipulation and to gather intelligence to help defeat primary opponents and eventually hillary clinton. talk a little bit about that. >> yes. so it is -- what the firm was proposing was basically using 40 to 50 people to have -- c

and his old friend bill gates said...der of exponential view, which is a tech newsletter. tell us more about the relationship between paul allen and bill gates. bill gates is the name we all know but paul allen was, i guess, the key creator in this business, wasn't he? he was. they met when they were very young, at high school and bill gates, who is a brilliant mathematician, ended up being the salesperson for microsoft, which speaks a lot of paul allen's capabilities but curiously, it was paul allen that came up with no microsoft, one that we all know recognise today. -- the name. when you look at the tributes coming in, we will start with your gates, he said personal computer and would not exist without him, notjust said personal computer and would not exist without him, not just talking about the business but personal computer and as a whole industry would not exist without him. it is a pretty incredible claim. it is an incredible claim. paul allen made an incredible claim. paul allen made an incredible contribution. t

bill gates said he was -- bill gates said he was heartbroken. paul allen resigned from microsoft in 1983. helped usher in the era of personal computing along with high school friend bill gates. the company paul allen and bill gates would go on to found, microsoft, in 1975. a a cancer diagnosis and disagreement with bill gates led to paul allen allen's departure from the company in 1983. three years later, he founded an investment firm to manage his intereststs. >> he had a huge vision on how to improve the world. a big part of our forward plans are to help realize that vision and to continue what he wanted to get done. reporter: in a statement, bill gates said he was heartbroken about losing one of his dearest friends. >> he deserved much more time, but his contributions to the world of technology and philanthropy will live on for generations to come. i will miss him tremendously. reporter: microsoft's current ceo has also paid tribute to alan saying, he helped change the world. fall allenen's esestate in micrt made him a billionaire. forbes est

and also coming up a bill gates's in berlin the microsoft co-founder has big plans to address poll extreme. the to. welcome to do business italy has submitted its controversial budget plan to the e.u. for review setting up a showdown with brussels over rome's deficit spending plan would roll back a twenty eleven pension reform that raised the retirement age and it would provide a basic income to poor unemployed italians measures expected to cost seventeen billion euros together if an acted to the budget which target a deficit of two point four percent of g.d.p. and that is well above you it's. so the e.u. is worried about italian debt italian stocks however having their best day in three weeks despite or perhaps because of the budget proposals well as cross over now to correspondent seema group toes in rome seema tell us a little bit about the economic situation in italy where is this public money that they say we need where is it needed most. well really the problem the main problem here needs at least a massive public debt i mean it's summer hundred thirty one the said off the g.d.p. and

news still to come the business world mourns the passing of microsoft co-founder paul allen bill gates currently in berlin because the allens life was dedicated to improving other people's lives. then for the one we'll have that story for you coming right up and dozens. of. earth. home tunes of species. go home worth seeing if you can. get those are big changes and most start with small steps but the ideas tell stories of could induce people into innovative projects around the world. to use to control the climate loosed range solutions and reforestation. interactive content to choose the next generation of doesn't want to touch actually. using all channels available to inspire people to take action and more determined to build something here for the next generation along the indias the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. the digital. europe still going to fall apart because of italy's big budget a promise from italy's economy minister he says substantially raising the deficit will boost growth not date. diesel gave fumes a go for audi as german prosecutors s

but volkswagen is making huge profits billions and billions each year again after despite the diesel gate scandal two thousand and fifteen was a bad year two thousand and sixteen not that great but since then the profits have been coming in again a large margin and also cash flow which means nothing less than liquidity that it can pay its bills on time and even with the eight hundred million that can the share is going up the volkswagen share mostly on. the fact that there was a positive comment by an analyst from a bank but you know it doesn't mean that it's out of the woods yet if it can stand this eight hundred million there's still more court cases to come in germany for example on jilted investors who feel that in a v.w. in form too late and also by people who feel that they deserve to compensation for their cars that were manipulated and there's been some very interesting comments coming from big help you would sell. people they're lashing out at politicians i believe it doesn't sound like there's been much soul searching going on at his parent company which actually spot. that's ri

like mr gates, spending their vast sums of money.t sums of money. like mr gates, mr allen was an enormous philanthropist, giving more than $2 billion to endeavours in science, technology, education and the arts. he had a passion to naval history, investing in efforts to dive deep for sunken battleships. that's it, we got it. we try to do these really exciting examples of underwater archaeology and tributes to the brave men that went down with the ships. that said, he was no stranger to lavish spending on himself. he owned a yacht worth more than $250 million and was a huge sport ban, only three major american teams. but his sisterjodie said he a lwa ys teams. but his sisterjodie said he always made time for family and friends. he never married and did not have any children but with this work, he leaves a huge legacy. her archaeologists have found a viking ship in southern norway. the boat like shape was found about half a metre than the burial mound using radar technology. excavation has been ruled out because winter is coming. the v

portland trailblazers a stick in a statement bill gates said quote i am heartbroken by the passing of one of my oldest and dearest friends gates was speaking in berlin during a string of aid and development conferences among them the goal keeper event hosted by the bill and melinda gates foundation that tracks progress toward the un's sustainable development agenda. the good news is that worldwide extreme poverty defined as living on less than a dollar ninety a day has fallen drastically in the last three decades the bad news that extreme poverty is now concentrating in fast growing africa. by two thousand and fifty almost ninety percent of the world's extreme poor are expected to live in sub-saharan africa many of them in the democratic republic of congo and nigeria thus the call from gates for more aid more resources and more investment will the world's done a great job getting people out of extreme poverty but it's community huge challenge in africa with the population growth the disease burden there are so our innovation in new tools are a generosity we're going to have to do an e

but rick gates isn't negotiating this stuff alone.s a legal team who is working on this kind of stuff for him on his behalf. it's stuff about his bail conditions, also, you know, issues related to his ongoing cooperation, his ultimate sentencing. for rick gates, that itself, his necessity for continuing legal representation, we now realize that itself may be a real problem for him. we know that because last night in federal court in new york, rick gates' old lawyers, his old legal team just sued him for $369,000 in unpaid legal bills, plus interest, plus expenses. apparently before gates dropped his old legal team, he only paid these guys about $20,000 of the more than $400,000 that they build him. so now they're suing to get back the rest. and that of course is tough on its own terms if you're rick gates. but imagine what this means for the new lawyers that he's got work for him now too, right? these lawyers are who are still working for him right now, trying get his ankle bracelet taken off, trying to loosen his bail terms, trying t

and pc keith palmer manning the main gates to parliament.all changed. by the end of the day, three of them were dead. the other two dying of fatal injuries. the first people to be hit on the bridge were melissa and kurt cochrane. she survived but he was killed. the inquest heard he saved her life by pushing her out of the way of the killer‘s car. knowing that he saved me sure makes me want to make him proud. and recover the best i can and just go on and do what i can for my family and myself. aysha frade‘s death left two daughters without a mother. speaking publicly for the first time as the inquests end, her husband told me that things have to change in the world of counterterrorism. one thing i absolutely want to do is to ensure that no other family goes through the horrendous pain that myself and my family have gone through. aysha lost her life. it could have been prevented. the killer was khalid masood, who hired a hyundai 4x4 to run down the pedestrians on the bridge and brought large knives to finish off his attack. he was recorded lau

in his old friend bill gates said...ften been accused of manipulating its currency, but a report out on that exact subject by the us treasury could mean the accusation is in writing. the document will analyse the foreign exchange policies of america's 12 biggest trading partners. president trump has been leading the charge, saying china and others are devaluing their currencies to gain a competitive advantage. a cheaper currency means their goods are less expensive for us consumers. since the begining of the year, the chinese yuan has weakened about 10% against the us dollar. the us treasury secretary, steven mnuchin, says the issue of currency needs to be part of future trade talks. and of course there's a growing trade war between washington and beijing. but in the strictest technical definition, is china a money manipulator? the country's central bank's policy on the currency market has been to bolster, not weaken the yuan. jeremy stretch is head of currency strategy at cibc world markets and joins me now. welcome to

how's it going >> we have changes to the golden gate ferry schedule. lark spur 7:30 will be a slow boat. sauce leta has been canceled. there is going to be a bus to get spwa get spwainto the city. 7:55 tiburon, arrives at sf at 8:40. traffic flowing nicely in walnut creek. headlights in the northbound direction. southbound are the tail lights. past north main on the way to highway 24. a few brake lights at the exchange. >>> the cdc is out with new numbers on an illness with polio-like symptoms. >> authorities are calling the spike in numbers mysterious. here's eva pilgrim >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, so many unanswered questions as concern grows over the spread of a baffling illness paralyzing children. 4-year-old camden carr from virginia has been in the hospital for weeks. his parents say it started as a sinus infection but quickly escalated leaving him barely able to speak or move. >> i can't tell you how he feels and how he's hurting or anything. so it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: after spikes in 2014 and 2016, the cdc says we co

paul allen isn't a name we know as well as bill gates. hearing from many today, modern computer inc wouldn't be where it is today without him. -- computer inc. that's right. gates has taken all of the headlines with the microsoft story but aleen was there at the start. —— allen. he left microsoft early in its journey in 1983. he and gates fell out over the direction but also shareholding in the business, it can often happen in business. but listening to what gates said about his friend, and they remain friends all their lives, very warm tributes to him this morning and an absolutely groundbreaking... not just in morning and an absolutely groundbreaking... notjust in terms of computing, but in his future life after microsoft, supporting wider scientific endeavour. he had a very successful second career as an adventure capitalist —— and then the capitalist, didn't he? yes, the lampre best, venture capitalist —— and venture capitalists. —— venture capitalist —— philanthropist. a very eclectic character. without him we simply wouldn't have th

we've got the golden gate bridge right now. you can see that the golden gate bridge isn't necessarily visible, but the fog certainly is. that's because we're seeing some fog through that area. look at the south bay, san jose beautiful, clear skies. 53 degrees. temperatures have certainly been waking up on the cooler side with 40s and 50s, but will warm up into the upper 70s for some oakland areas, including in through martinez, 83, concord 88, livermore 87, down through the south bay 83. check out san francisco, a high of about 68 degrees. now, all of this cloud cover that's kind of hanging around parts of the north bay and the coastline will eventually burn off in the afternoon, much like what we've seen the past couple of days. something to make note of on this lovely sunny friday, i know a lot of people will be outside, is that the air quality might be an issue, especially if you have any type of respiratory problems, which is why there is an advisory that is in effect for today, and this is through about 9:00 p.m. tonight.

this is back towards the golden gate bridge. definitely need the sunglasses. a little bit cooler than average. breezy in the hills and mountains tomorrow. may issue a wind advisory. fire concerns are down thanks to recent rains. warmest will be saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. look at the dry air over us now. we are seeing so much sunshine. our next system is coming in. it will make it breezy and push even drier air over our neighborhoods for sunday. it will be so much warmer sunday. as far as warmer how about inland? mid-to upper 70s. low to mid-70s around the bay. santa cruz 73. wait until i show you the live picture. it looks so inviting. there it is. doesn't that look amazing? there's one person enjoying it. enjoy that. that is all yours. walk. work it. we are in the 60s at noon. look at the 70s pop up by 4:00. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening. 58 to 64 at 8:00. and 58 to 60 at midnight. on our way to low to upper 50s. it won't be quite as much fog as there was. let's roll through all of the events. of course it will be breezy at the gol

this is an issue close to the heart of melinda gates, co—founder of the bill and melinda gates foundationtes told karishma vaswani that the answer is greater digital distribution. digital is upon us, so whether we like it or not, it's coming and it's already there. three quarters of the world's whole population use cellphones today, and what we're trying to say two countries is you need to make investments both in health and education for sure, you have to have a healthy population, and educated population, but you also have to make investments in digital and the right regulatory framework because you can take advantage of digital, and when young people, which 60% of the continent of africa is under 25, when they have access to capital and credit, they'll start to create new businesses and actually start to create jobs in your economy. there's a lwa ys create jobs in your economy. there's always this criticism of the innovative economy or the technology industry that it possibly leaves workers worse off than some of the most vulnerable may not have the right that they should have. how do

gates would display what i considered nervous gestures.squeeze his eyes shut tight and open them. he seemed nervous, and at no time did i ever see him turn his head to look at mr. manafort. >> the defense called no witnesses, having done their best to undermine rick gates throughout the trial. >> what they tried to do is to setup rick gates essentially as the fall guy, the guy who was under pressure who really committed all the crimes, and, ultimately, tried to cut a deal with the prosecution. >> on august 15th, the case went to the jury. paul manafort's fate was now in the hands of 12 ordinary americans. >> day one of deliberations is history, and the manafort trial -- >> the jury wrapped up day two of deliberations. they'll be back at work on monday morning. >> and meanwhile, of course, we're still waiting on the jury and his first federal felony trial. >> after three days, the jury was still locked in deliberations. >> tensions start to bid, and the longer they go, the more your mind begins to wonder, you know, what's going to happen he

a live look outside at the golden gate bridge right there this morning. a little hazy there this morning for us, but, you know, it will do. it's friday. >> it doesn't matter. >> still close enough to see the weekend. >> right around the corner. thanks for starting your morning with us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. everybody is excited for friday and we should have pretty decent weather. >> marcus, speaking of that haze you were talking about, there is an air quality advory in place affect parts of the bay area, so just be mindful of that as you head into the afternoon. but right now san jose 54 degrees. we will see some of those low clouds already creeping in as a matter of fact. by 12:00 we'll be in the upper 70s. we'll keep the sunshine around and then we've got a couple of changes maybe even into your late overnight hours. we'll talk about that coming up in just a bit. let's send things over to mike. >>> we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic around most of these sensors here, all green. we're following some debris over on the bay

of course he co-founded microsoft together with his childhood friend bill gates in the one nine hundred seventy s. allen ranked among the world's wealthiest people and he was known for his philanthropy as the owner of two professional sports teams in the us the n.f.l. seattle seahawks and n.b.a. portland trailblazers when the seattle seahawks won the super bowl for the first time in two thousand and fourteen paul allen could hardly contain his delight seven years earlier he brought up the american football team on behalf of his home city but the man estimated to be worth around twenty billion u.s. dollars wasn't just interested in sports teams and art he also invested vast sums in medical and scientific research and set up among other things a foundation and an institute this was how allen made his fortune microsoft in one thousand nine hundred seventy five he convinced his school friend bill gates to drop out of harvard university and co-found the computer company while gates mainly focused on growing the business allen was the techie with the operating system m.s. dos and the text pro

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they ignore you then they laugh at you then they fear you and we've definitely seen the whole russia gate stuff is definitely the fearing you know the so-called deep state whatever that thing is like whatever all these people were that were leaking information they were trying to destroy and they were trying to undermine them all of the cable news all of the hysteria about them is sheer fear it would look like genuine fear and then of course they join you or you know they stop you when essentially because they join you well trump is going to start looking at some of these monopolies in the u.s. media monopolies in the tech sector and google and amazon and c.n.n. in this act of self-preservation is now kowtow into the present because they are the chopping block with all this. media consolidation and monopolization i said from the beginning this could be a neo teddy roosevelt in american politics to break up the trusts and bring back competition competition is good jobs that's what makes america great is free competition not kowtow into corporate overlords and old top was like jeff bezos ag

the mood of this crowd went pr -- from exuberant when they opened the gates and they stormed the gate and broke the padlocks. they fired one or two tear gas canisters, which backed people off. a moment ago one of the humanitarian officials, the woman in white on the other side of the mexican line told people to form lines. now you can see people are sitting down. mexican officials told us initially that they sent -- >> okay, bill, we're having such a bad time with your signal. you're cutting in and out. obviously these are live pictures and technological difficulties sometimes interfere. we'll continue to try to check back in with bill so we can get another try here. can we try again? >> they say our signal is cutting out. >> bill, we have you live now. your signal is back. >> i'm here. >> okay, we've lost bill. we'll try again with him. can you see these are live image, all the people who have lined up there who are trying to pass through the border. they've been greeted by troops or police in gear and they were initially pushed back as they initially surged through the gate. now it'

this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. police are investigating slick roads played into a deadly crash. a pickup truck struck and killed a 56 road woman. it happened after 7 pm last of marlo road. they say it was dark and rainy at the time. >>> it is 6:30 am. we have more on the road conditions. but we began with that first >> that's right. tracking lights moderate rainfall with pockets of heavy rain. i will show you right to the radar. the high death down there. that's -- the high depth doppler radar. you can see it. right along 101 down to petaluma, and san rafael looking at moderate heavy rain. pushing across san rafael down trammell valley. a strong cell pushing right over you and as we go across the east bay, from concord, you can see the rain is pushing through from san ramon right along 680. so we are looking at pockets of heavy rain as we go across the te that is popping up there. so, there is a transamerica camera and you can see a wet camera as we start off the day. temperatures are lower to middle 60s as we star

taking to the skies today a live look at the golden gate bridge, not too much going on now. wait until later today. thank you so much for beginning your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we have very good news if you went to bed dreading your highway 17 commute. mike has that in a minute. it's the weekend so we want to get the forecast. >> i also have good news.it's g weekend. live look outside in fremont this morning as you get ready to head out it's cooler than it was yesterday at this time, mostly clear skies and as we head toward noon we'll beki in at hi reaching into the mid-70s for the south bay, upper 70s for the inland valleys and for the north bay napa reaching 75 degrees. we'll talk about a warmer weekend coming up. mike, the update on the closure? >> highway 17 reopened. we just got confirmation of that a few minutes ago. the deal was yesterday, we'll talk about it more coming up an overcrossing got smashed up by a truck. the overcrossing is a problem but the freeway is now accessible. this

a celebration a day that marks the unification of the former east and west germany the brandenburg gateused to be right on the ballet more and it's become the most symbolic landmark of this historic moment to mark the occasion this year there is a three day event happening with thousands of people expect to division the area bought in actual fact the gate as we know it is now at b.c. . the brandenburg gate hidden behind a photo that shows the moment the palin wall fell at large to a height of twenty five meters french street artist jr created the installation for the celebration of the twenty eighth day of german unity the ninth of november one thousand nine hundred nine was the day that east german citizens were surprised to suddenly be allowed to travel to the west the photo was one of the few taken from the east german side at the time. and this is one of the most moving moments in my life and you can still bring me to tears thinking about it really it was fantastic yes that's my fat my father was here that night when the wall fell and crossed to the other side. and it's a wonderful

you're looking live at a foggy golden gate bridge. some areas expected to be warm. >> you know who you sounded like? >> who? >> snaggle -- >> exit stage left. >> do you remember that? >> vaguely. >> usually the two of us are the resident olds who remember hannah barbera -- >> i know what you're talking about as it comes up in conversation too much. >> that's a direct shot at me because i'm the one that brings it up. we'll move on to weather. you're never more than seven minutes away. look at the cloud cover showing up on live doppler 7 along the coast. that's a sign that things are changing. you can see cloud cover overspreading san francisco. dress for temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. 64 at noon at the coast. temperatures drop with sea breeze increasing in the afternoon. 59 by 4:00. 74 to 80 with a cooling breeze at 4:00 and back into the 6 eve. frances putting final touches on traffic. let's see what she's got for you. >> we're tracking bay bridge delays because of an earlier stall.le early. here's a live shot at the bay bridge

the right place would have been at the gates? you would tend to have your main levels of security. that said, part of their patrol may well have been to move away from the gates from time to time, i am not sure. was there a need for more armed officers, is there still a need for that at the palace of westminster? that building is probably the most policed building in the country, it has more armed officers than pretty much every constabulary across the country at any given time. i think you could always argue for more officers, there you have to bearing mind that building is a working building, people are coming in and out, walking around the inside of the building and all of those have to be policed. it is a dreadfully difficultjob to try to stop someone so intent on killing. i think you are one of the people who suggested pedestrianised in the whole area around the palace of westminster, in other words ordinary members of the public and cars can't get near it. is that the way forward? 0thers would say the home of democracy need

g rth the gate through 10:00 tomorrow morning. so rain mainly for the north bay and scattered showers tomorrow afternoon. this is all noteworthy because it's the first rain of the season. for you in san jose and the santa clara valley, no rain, not a drop since april 16. other parts of the country, wilmington, north carolina have received six feet of rain in that same amount of time that we have received nothing. miami more than four feet, chicago more than two feet. even phoenix is ahead of us over the past couple of months. rain will move in, but it will be a bit delayed. i'll have more on that, how much rain to expect coming up. >> thank you. >>> a deadly accident on slick roads in santa rosa. a white pickup truck hit and killed a woman who is returning home from shopping. this happened just after 7:00 tonight on pioneer road west. it's not clear if the wet weather played a role, but police say it was dark and rainy at the time. the 56-year-old victim was not ina cross. poce say the driverated and alc drugs do not appear to be

you can see the golden gate there.is cooler, drier out there, you'll definitely feel that difference this morning. check out santa rosa at 47. some dense fog across the north bay this morning. mid-50s san jose, san francisco and oakland. low 50s livermore and upper 50s for concord there. so your weather headlines again a few areas of morning fog especially across the north bay. cooler conditions. sunny warm and breezy this afternoon and through the weekend. you could see some gusts with the dry northerly winds up in the north bay and east e s for today. warmer compared to yesterday. 60s and 70s today. in the afternoon, sunshine, enjoy it. let check in with jaclyn for a look at traffic on this friday morning. >>> good morning. and drivers certainly not enjoying their morning commute if they are heading through pleasanton at this hour. southbound 680 at bernal all lanes currently closed after a big rig flipped over on its side. that big rig hauling 27 tons of dirt. that's that spilled in the road. couple of other cars in

notice what's going on south of the golden gate. .03 inches for san jose. it's something, but not much. north of the golden gate where it is raining now, half of an inch for san rafael as we head towards sonoma. tomorrow we'll have scattered showers, but still it will be warm. san jose 80 degrees for the high. fremont 80, redwood city 78. scattered showers in the afternoon for danville. upper 70s, pittsburgh and concord low 80s. 73 with rain overnight and tomorrow for san rafael. berkeley 72, sonoma 81 it in cloverdale. one of the warmest spots. so the storm taking its time in getting here. tomorrow afternoon scattered showers. they will continue on wednesday. after that back to the sunshine. 70s near the bay into the weekend and 80s inland. each storm has their own unique character, which is a little batch -- bashful. >>> no, this is not the start of the joke. a security camera captures the chaos in france. when a horse runs inside a sports bar. take a look. >>> some chaotic moments in san francisco when a horse runs inside a sports bar. >> take a look at

san rafael, it's looking pretty good southbound 101 past north gate mall.g at the limit for a 22-minute ride. richmond-san rafael bridge, no marin >>> candy topia opened in early september and quickly sold out. you can begin buying tickets for december 1st and january 6th. tickets run $34 for adults and $26 for children. kids 3 and under get in free. >> that's because they're too young to have instagram. >> that's true. paddle boarding can be relaxing or it can be an intense wave crushing thrill. >> i don't think a lot of people realize this. this was ocean beach during a training session for the upcoming red bull heavy water competition. oh, these shots are cool. organizers say it is the most intense stand up paddling in the world. 36 of the world's best compe compete. >> we will race from crissy inndut tou ean plus surf. extreme waterman race. >> so cool. the weather window through november 2nd. >>> this is two fremont firefighters folding laundry at a laundromat. that's not their laundry. the person who it belongs to had been taken to the hospital with a

turkish government sources released pictures of to pro-government media gates saying that these men flew on two separate jets to this country to undertake this operation many people saying these inconceivable that this was not given full sanction by the crown prince and many people are saying that this is consistent with what they describe as reckless policies made by him in the last couple of years they point to for example the war in yemen only seventeen thousand casualties in that war the u.n. says around twenty percent of the big children these people suddenly so so looking at the obviously the siege the saudi laid siege on cuts and they point to what happens to the lebanese prime minister saad hariri when he was in saudi arabia last year and was coerced into resigning he withdrew that resignation off the international intervention so there has been there's a lot of scrutiny on saudi arabia it's going to be very interesting to see what comes out of this meeting between multiple the u.n. so the united states sexy of states and the saudi king as to whether indeed we all seeing a slow s

and dearest friends now bill gates is currently in berlin to attend to a string of agents developing conferences among them the goalkeeper event hosted by the melinda bill and melinda gates foundation and that foundation tracks progress towards the united nations sustainable development agenda. the good news is that worldwide extreme poverty defined as living on less than a dollar ninety a day has fallen drastically in the last three decades the bad news that extreme poverty is now concentrating in fast growing africa. by two thousand and fifty almost ninety percent of the world's extreme poor are expected to live in sub-saharan africa many of them in the democratic republic of congo and i geria does the call from gates for more aid more resources and more investment while the world's done a great job getting people out of extreme poverty but it's committee a huge challenge in africa with the population growth the disease burden there so our innovation in new tools our aid generosity we're going to have to do an even better job in africa than we've ever done in the past sustainable p

as you head out the door, one spot seeing some fog is the golden gate bridge. look at this shot of san francisco. its 56 degrees right now, but this is what it looks like in san jose. 54 degrees. we'll keep a lot of this cloud cover even in through the interior valleys throughout the entire day so expect filtered sunshine. what that means is basically clouds paired with sun. no major changes there. we can see some of that fog in through the santa rosa area. we'll still tracking 80s for today. what that means is we'll still get pretty warm spots in through the interior valleys but enjoy those 80s because by tomorrow we'll see a drop of ten plus degrees in some areas and i'll give you your halloween forecast in about 15 minutes. >> ten plus degrees? we'll see you in 15 for that, thanks. >>> while you were sleeping a late night search of a florida home believed to be connected to cesar sayoc, the prime suspect in the string of pipe bomb mailing. >> political violence must never ever be allowed in america and i will do everything in my power to stop it. >> there yo

the armed officers that were supposed to be on the gate we re that were supposed to be on the gate were scapegoat rank—and—file officers for what was a bigger problem. the westminster attackers threw in difficult questions for the people that keep us and our democracy safe. but the killer was khalid masood, 52 years old and a father of four, motivated by his extreme, violent, islamist ideologies. i feel sorry for people that feel that way, that think that way. i think if we just could all find a little connection with each other, maybe some of this hate would go away. melissa cochrane, ending that report. let‘s speak to richard lister, who has been following these inquests at the old bailey. talk us through the conclusion that the coroner has drawn. yes, the bulk of the day‘s session was really about the day‘s session was really about the evidence that has been heard of the evidence that has been heard of the three weeks or so that the inquests have been setting. right at the very end, the last few minutes, the very end, the last few minutes, thejudge has been talking about the very end

my grants, this caravan of 4,000 rushed the gates, burst it open. there was tear gas, self order, and so many stories of desperate humanity. at high noon, the bridge over the border is empty. then a crowd of thousands overwhelms a small contingent of guatemalan police and sprints north. >> no, closed. it is closed. >> reporter: the first try to form an orderly line, but it lasts only seconds. thousands more pour across with a mixture of exuberance, frustration, determination. the surge of the crowd managed to shove the padlocked gates open. waiting on the other side are hundreds in riot gear. they manage to hold back the human tide with a single tear gas cannister. after a half hour of chaos, the crowd calms itself, even turning on the few troublemakers in the crowd, convincing them to climb back down off the fence. some can't take the heat and the crowd so they jump into the river. >> the message is we're not criminals. we come here because we want to work. we need a job. we need, you know, a better life. that's why we're here. >> reporter: you und

opening the gates explains everything it needs to be open to the ward and to each other. this openness is the kind of change people can really see and experience for themselves but the big change will come if nicole passion can take control of the legislature in the parliament. officially parliament is still controlled by armenia's former governing party and its allies. but when they tried to vote against nicole passion yan earlier this month they learned that he still has the overwhelming support of the people. in the year of urns recent mayoral election passion yearns candidate picked up more than eighty percent of the vote a snap general election will likely give his government the mandate to move forward with reforms right now it's freedom obviously there is no way back but still because the majority of the parliament are out of the old faces and it creates a lot of. insecurity it's creates a lot of tension so the sooner we get rid of this tension the better it is for everybody. armenians expect last thing changes but need patience for refashioning armenia will take m

it says the dream baby gate should be immediately recalled.laints about its products are rare but are investigated immediately. facebook has brought in new rules for political advertising on the social network in the uk. from now on, anyone running a political advert will have to prove their identity and say who has paid for it. this system is already in operation in the united states and brazil. the rap star kanye west, now known as ye, has dropped in on another world leader, this time he and his wife kim kardashian have been meeting uganda's president. the meeting was aimed at promoting tourism in east africa but seemed a bit more subdued in comparison to the rapper's chat with president trump a few days ago. the couple are in uganda to finish recording ye's ninth studio album. they gave the president a signed pair of the star's white trainers, and in return he gave them ugandan names. tremendous! i want to know what the names are. more information required on that one. definitely. i think you should just be known as ease from now on. i quit

things are slowing down on the golden gate bridge. all the lanes closed. you can see there are not many cars coming attraction. northbound it down to two lanes because of construction. slow going out toward the county. we will be looking for things to be on the fairly mild sites night. livermore has 58. san francisco, 72. things will be cooling off sunday, even more on monday as we get into the timeframe. warm weather continues around the bay area. out the door tomorrow morning will be in the mid-50s for the most part. the numbers will be nice and mild tomorrow. low clouds to come back overnight tonight, stick to the shoreline. it is a mostly sunny day for the bay area. it is looking mighty fine. tomorrow is nice and warm, a starry night tonight. warm and then milder weather is in on monday. the 49ers are taking on the rams tomorrow, sunday, at 1:20 5 pm. the game is broadcast here. that is happening -- overnight low's tonight will be in the mid-40s to low 50s. sign up at 7:24 am. the numbers are going to be fairly warm tomorrow. we will still be in the 80

this is a live look at the golden gate gate camera. you can see the foggy conditions out there. now let's take you out to the "salesforce tower" camera. high above and you can see some patchy fog. our temperatures are in the 40s and in the 50s this morning. from 42 in santa rosa to 49 in livermore. good morning to you. 52 in concord. 54 in san jose. and 55 for oakland. about 53 for san francisco this morning. let's talk about the visibility because we are tracking that fog along the coast and parts of the bay. as you head across the north bay there, you can see petaluma down to 0 for the visibility. so some dense fog this morning. three miles for napa. so once again, the north bay dealing with that thick fog as we start off the day. as we head through the afternoon, we are going to see that sunshine and we are going to warm up with above average temperatures for today and especially for tomorrow. so sunshine ahead for our weekend. and it does look like a warmer day on saturday. so here's the satellite-radar view. there's that ridge of high pressure. it will continue to build for

but also they own north gate mall. they didn't tell me the last time this roof was inspected, but they did say this store will remain closed until further notice and through construction. as for the rest of north gate mall, they said that will remain open. reporting live in san rafael, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> our exclusive salesforce tower cam shows clearing skies over san francisco as we look live towards the golden gate bridge. beautiful picture there. compare that to the same view from earlier today as the morning rain and clouds were rolling through. police in petaluma say the slick streets contributed to this morning's crash at petaluma boulevard in crystal lane. this car flew out of the roundabout intersection and nearly ended up in the front yard of the nearby home. paul, those roads are drying out by now. >> yes, it is getting drier out there right now with a little bit of break, not entirely done yet, but not a drop of rain currently on kpix 5. high-def doppler radar, sitting off to the south and west. rain