the business was co-founded by tracey gilmore. the stock has been donated by major retail chains.racey: this is all the stock that has already been de-branded. so it's been collected from the retail outlets, all of our donors and sponsors. and it's been de-branded and hung in the warehouse, ready for the women to come and shop. so they choose their own product. >> these women are waiting for the warehouse to open. they buy the merchandise here at discounted prices and sell it. the project has allowed them to earn a living. >> i didn't have money. i couldn't find a job anywhere. i couldn't buy, like, food, couldn't pay education for my kids, because i'm a single mother, yes. >> my life wasn't where i wanted it to be. i was suffering, i was working as a maid before. and when i heard about tcb, that they teach people, they give us training skills and business. and i always wanted to start a business but i never knew how, and how i can get funds. >> as soon as the doors open, the women rush in to snag the best possible bargains, as well as items they know are popular with their custom

the death spiral of gilmore homes? >> i am not from gilmore homes, my boy is from down there but it is like chairs, you know you belong, you got to know somebody to walk in but even at west baltimore, i have homeboys in different places, people with a certain sense of family you better realize if you can't get into the house, that type of community a lot of us grew up in, your neighbors say you are there, you get in the house, that is the community we have. for me growing up, maneuvering in so many communities, i am not from emerson village but i can post up there and welcome. i grew up around there for playing basketball, corner leaves and stuff like that, going to the club and shaping up and having a good time. these are parts of the communities and never get talked about. even down when we look at things like cease-fire or people in the basketball games or communities in the dome or new leagues popping up now. we always find a way to keep our own children busy. my mother had me in every sport you can think of but ev

mayor gilmore has been an outspoken critic of the 49ers. the vice mayor accuses the mayor appoint a political stunt and did not mince words. >> mayor i know you love our city, you are appointed to get things done and to bring people together, stop this divisiveness. this is hurting santa clara. shame on you. >> how about midnight: >> 11 p.m. would not be an issue.>> reaction from the neighbors has been mixed. in may when u2 played people lingered afterward and miguel gets up at 6 a.m. to go to work so when concerts and 11 things don't die down until after midnight.>> definitely and people don't want to leave and they get the helicopters going so that they are flying overhead.>> maia -- mayor lisa gilmore says concert losses news to us and we would appreciate the stadium management company bringing data and financial details before the stadium authority particularly since we just met on september 19. the mayor says the city council will debate ways to improve the management of the stadium after -- at the upcoming meeting on tuesday.>>> 3 min

showers begin to make their presence known around gilmore. possible orange on your screen by 6:00 in the morning on wednesday. around san jose there's that threat of showers moving through. future estimating the best chance is the southern half of our area. redwood city, san jose, fremont, hamilton. this is the area we think will have the lest chance for the thunder and showers. over night tonight we're keeping on to that mugginess, that humid air. 60s for most areas over the next 12 hours or so. you saw that rain coming into the south bay. we'll get rid of it midday. tomorrow it'll be a cooler day. 72 the high in oakland. 76 in san francisco. 80 san jose, 81 santa rosen. 82 for lin and antioch. the numbers began to drop below 55 degrees that has when it feels refreshing and that will occur on thursday. the next savannah daeven days fs a one. thursday everybody wants the lower humidity. feels like fall and that will set the stage for the wonderful weekend. >> perfect. thanks drew. >>> much more to come. a line around the block with people wai

brennan gilmore tweeted my grandma is a 97-year-old world war ii vet and missouri farmer who wanted to join with those who take a knee saying that those kids have every right to protest, and that tweet has been liked or shared more than 500,000 times. a lot of you are sharing your feelings or views such as if they hate america, they should give up their multimillion dollar jobs on the field running after a called freedom for a reason. no law saying you have to stand. do what you like. that's what i served in the army 20 years for, freedom. >> now we want to get to the results of the question that we asked you at the top of the show. will you stop watching because of the anthem protest? >> let's look at this screen. this one is a little too small. 55% of those who responded said that would make a difference for them. >> 45% of you saying no, and you can continue to vote on our app and online. >>> we are going to pivot a bit with breaking news to bring. we are just learning that a d.c. police officer died in a car crash this morning. sky9 was over the south southeast of hatteras and movi

the gilmore commission headed by former governor jim gilmore of virginia on weapons of mass destruction, served on the nsa national security administration advisory board and i taught intelligence. came back in 2001 specifically two days after 9/11 as director but was then called the national mapping agency which is now director of the national geospatial intelligence agency. i did that are almost five years i was out for a couple of months and bob gaetz who was then secretary of defense and the director of central intelligence when i was director asked me to come back and be the undersecretary of defense for intelligence which oversees all of the intelligence and dod. the deal was only 19 months and then he got held over and asked me to stay on some 19 months turned in a three and a half years and then i thought it was done. i was drag and one more time into serving as the ni and i did that for six and a half years. i stopped on january 20 and i can tell you it's a great time to be a former. [laughter] i went to vietnam and -- that was my war. it did two tours there. 65 and 66. i don't

we can talk to margaret gilmore with the royal united service5 in5titute gilmore with the royal united services and police be doing right now? the key thing is to a rre5t doing right now? the key thing is to arrest the person who carried out the attack and check to his associates were. but he may be working with, whether there was somebody else to make that bomb and whether there are other people who are capable of carrying out a similar attack. and you may be able to work out how to make a bomb that actually does go off. i think they are particularly worried because they don't necessarily believe what isi5 say, but isi5 has put out a statement referring to people in the plural being behind this attack and think that has worried them. initially, the working theory yesterday was that there was just one person and now there is a fear that he might have been working as a tea m that he might have been working as a team and it is a real race against time to get to them before they try to carry out more. which is why we expect the terror threat level has been increased to critical?|j expect

met by gilmore. hunt now 12 carries for 78 yards, averaging 6 1/2 per tote. >> cris: he has got a little stiff-arm too. right to the facemask there. lawrence guy. al, that is what we saw in college too. 98 times he forced missed tackles a season ago. dalvin cook, those were one and two in college football. >> al: hunt. 94 receiving yards. they will swing it to the outside. hunt. we started the night there. they were craze. roger goodell shows up on the field before the game. they boo him like crazy for about a minute. you know, the commissioner said he would show up. no problem. >> cris: tyreek hill, definitely has a little something going here. i thought on that punt return that he did a little something. he limped off of the field. i did not think much of it at the time but clearly that is a factor. >> al: second and six at the 40 yard line. smith throws. open is conley. he has been quiet tonight until now. first down at the 15 yard line. only his second catch of the night. >> cris: alex smith has

met by gilmore. hunt now 12 carries for 78 yards, averaging 6 1/2 per tote. >> cris: he has got a little stiff-arm too. right to the facemask there. lawrence guy. al, that is what we saw in college too. 98 times he forced missed tackles a season ago. dalvin cook, those were one and two in college football. >> al: hunt. 94 receiving yards. they will swing it to the outside. hunt. we started the night there. they were craze. roger goodell shows up on the field before the game. they boo him like crazy for about a minute. you know, the commissioner said he would show up. no problem. >> cris: tyreek hill, definitely has a little something going here. i thought on that punt return that he did a little something. he limped off of the field. i did not think much of it at the time but clearly that is a factor. >> al: second and six at the 40 yard line. smith throws. open is conley. he has been quiet tonight until now. first down at the 15 yard line. only his second catch of the night. >> cris: alex smith has

killing eight of the witnesses, including secretary f state abel, pshore and navy secretary thomas gilmore. also among the dead was julia gardner's father, she fainted into the arms of the president, marriedied her away and her four months later. had expected the princeton and the super guns to envy of the modern world. mortified ror of it, the war department made appeal o the iron industry to devise method to produce better gun prototypes. collaborations would occur between the phoenix phoenixville, pennsylvania and john griffin's maller company, safe harbor ironworks, located in lan caster county. safe harbor fabricated the base support for small lighthouses channel markers, named safe harbor. was heating bars and intertwining them to create great weight.ut phoenix iron would buy safe harbor and the president of samuel reeves named john armry's main rmorment designer n. 1855, griffin employed his technique n construction of six pounder field gun, which became known as the griffin gun. he patented the iron bar the one day that the u.s. patent office was closed. christmas day, december 25,

it was a surprise result, and rochelle gilmore was there to watch it for us.n's road race at the world championships. fascinating race. the dutch were the team to beat, we predicted it would be a dutch winger, perhaps not this dutch winner. yes, it was a surprise that it was chantal blaak in the end but we said they were so strong on paper that it would be the athlete that ta kes that it would be the athlete that takes the opportunity i get that opportunity and chantal blaak got timing right with that attack. we thought it might come down to a bunch sprint but it was a solo ride. we have a lot this week. yes, we thought we might see some sprint finishes. the race today was so exciting, with hannah barnes and dani king animating the race.” think that britain could probably we re think that britain could probably were the second—best team in the race, the chase down every attack and attacked themselves, what did you make of the bridges performance? 0ne you make of the bridges performance? one of the best i have ever seen hands down and it was great to see that a

the gilmore commission, the commission headed by former governor jim gilmore of virginia on weapons of mass destruction. served on the nsa, national security advisory board for four years, and i taught intelligence at the graduate level. i came back in 2001, specifically two days after 9/11, as director of what was then called the national imagery and mapping agency which is now the national gio spatial intelligence agency. did that almost five years, was out for a couple months and bob gates who was then secretary of defense who had been the dci, the director of central intelligence when i was dia director asked me to come back and be the undersecretary of defense for intelligence which oversees all intelligence and dod. the deal was only 19 months and then he got held over and asked me to stay on so 19 months turned into three and a half years. i thought i was done and i was dra gooned one more time and i stopped that on january 20th and i can tell you it is a great time to be a former. i went to vietnam in -- that was my war, southeast asia, did two tours there, '65 and '66. i don't

about the trend we can expected to as our high temperatures reach into the mid 70s in san jose. 80 in gilmore. and for the east bay mostly upper 70s but a few spots may be hitting the low 80s like antioch today and hayward expect high of 72 and also 72 in san carlos. san francisco reaching upper 60s to low 70s, mission district 72 degrees. and in sew knonoma expect high . well, here's a closer look at the storm and the forecast we are expecting this storm to actually continue to strengthen and affect those islands still recovering from hurricane irma. and it could affect puerto rico on wednesday as a category 4 hurricane. and then continue on toward the dominican republic, and also toward the islands of the bahamas we head closer toward the weekend. and also seeing hurricane jose barely holding on that that hurricane status with wind speeds of 75 miles an hour, a lot of that spread out from the center of the storm, but also bringing in gusty winds and possibility of storm winds across the cape. so big impacts there. we will also look out for slight chance of wind, not expecting anything signi

. >> an open shop in gilmore. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry, reverend. >> he's my minister. >> thank you, guys. >> my question has changed so much. what i really want to know is we see so much stress on the internet and everything is in turmoil. we see that the world is ending tomorrow if not right now. what i want to know, what does it feel like to walk from here to get from this point in oakland to d.c. and walk amongst the giants? i consider you as one -- i move today oakland because of the history and legacy. there are so many people that we walk amongst that are legends and don't stand where you're standing. what i want to know for all of us is how can we dissimilar nate that power and energy so we can make a difference in our community. it's not just looking to you to make a difference, it's about standing together and make a difference as well. >> that's wonderful. thank you. thank you. that's wonderful. thank you. you know that each one of us is a leader and has the ability to have impact. you know, it's a matter of whether we are encouraged to know that or whether we find ourselv

joining us now from our studio in edinburgh is sheila gilmore, former scottish labour mp for edinburghchnical roll—out problem rather than an issue with universal credit itself which is the problem? issue with universal credit itself which is the problem7|j issue with universal credit itself which is the problem? i think that is the fundamental problem with universal credit because it is one of these things that looks really deceptively simple and people think that should be should be able to make it work and then you find that they don‘t and every social security minister in the labour government that looked at this and decided it would be too difficult and too expensive and not worth the benefits that it would get. why? because it isa that it would get. why? because it is a very complicated process. it does not truly simplified benefits as much as have been suggested because people are different, there are circumstances are different. some people have disabilities, some have illnesses, some are single pa rents have illnesses, some are single parents caring for children, so you have t

you have to go back to jim gilmore, 1998, when he took office, when you have the last time before bobd, that a republican won this race. that's four governors, only one of them was a republican. we'll see how this shakes out, when voters go to the pole in november. for now, >> neighbors in pentagon city are fed up after finding dozens of cosco shopping carts abandoned and left to sit on public stores and sidewalks. one pentagon city restaurant took to twitter to bring to what issue. >> live in pentagon city with the latest on this, it is a strange situation, ever and. what's going on? >> reporter: it is a little bit weirds, isn't it? jim murray, the woman behind this twitter account, she said she is calling on cosco to do a better job about how easy it is to walk off their property with these shopping cart. we're just right across the street. we found a cart just sitting right here. but the neighbors here, they say, it gets way worse. this twitter user calls herself pentagon city girl. and the account is carts of pcarl. for weeks, she has been snapping photos of cosco carts as she cal

. >> a lot of people know you from gilmore girls, buff ethe vampire slayer.hat shape you in your first turn as director. >> well, it was i think extremely helpful. >> knew what actors needed. >> yeah. we had a fun collaborative experience with all of the actors. >> when it came to making movies, do you have any movies that you liked growing up, that are your all-time favorites. what are some and how do you emulate some of your favorite movie makers. >> as a kid i had varying tastes in movies. he recommended all of these movies that 11-year-olds don't normally see. >> like violence. >> yeah. quentin's movies are violent. i loved chinatown and apocalypse now. i'm trying to capture the stories truthfully and powerfully. >> i love cashier in the rye. do you dive into the struggles sometimes writers go through to get the words on paper that ultimately inspire the individual kind of reading the book? do we see that here? i know he wrote during war. >> yeah. that is literally what the whole movie is about. about the journey of the artist and what it means to be a wr

mayor lisa gilmore said the stadium and council will discuss how to improve how levi stadium is managedreporting live in scla, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> a mother is going to be in court today facing felony manslaughter charges in the death of her two daughters. her daughters died. al hand dra is seeking reduction in her bail. if convicted se sentenced to 11 years in prison. >>> we are keeping an eye on uc berkeley after two conservative activists say they are going to speak at sproul plaza. a group called united against right wing violence held a real, this was supposed to be day three of a planned free speech week. cal officials tell us the university was, quote, played by organizers of free speech week saying that the scheduled speakers never planned to come. as for today's apparent speech, patriot prayer founders joey gibson and kyle chapman say they will be on campus at 2:00 p.m. >>> a funeral is scheduled for the chp officer killed in a crash on had i way to work. investigators believe a pickup truck turned in bront of branik last week while riding his personal motorcycle. >>> l

brandon gilmore tweeted this picture of his 97-year-old world war ii veteran.knee in support of the nfl players who did the same. same quote, those kids have every right to protest. say what you will about colin kaepernick. think about this, a 97-year-old world war ii vet. think about it. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for shipping? ship the goods. you're a go! you got the green light. that means go! oh, yeah. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. we're gonna hit our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye! let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" so you can get business done. bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker picker upper a trip back to the dthe doctor's office

she enjoys flying her own cessna along with her family and rescue dog, fittingly named gilmore after roscoe turner's lien. it gives me great pleasure to introduce to you heather "lucky" penney. [applause] heather: so, thank you for coming out here. lisa, thank you for the generosity of ge to support this lecture series. what the aerospace museum does is allow the museum to tell these stories. like mine. so that people like yourself can experience aviation and history in a far more personal and tactful manner than when you can simply see the signs next to the airplane. so again lisa, thank you for everything you and g.e. are doing to make it possible for people like me to come listen to my heroes on the podium. i am not calling myself a hero at all, because 9/11 was nothing that any of us planned. you all know because you all have your stories and your experiences of 9/11. every single one of us, every single american, was somehow touched by that day. we all have our connections. we all somehow lost people, loved ones, so i appreciate the fact that you were all here today to listen to

human rights and head of the office of the high commissioner for human rights in new york, andrew gilmore. we will not rest until freedom and justice is done for them. i ask foreign leaders and the u.n. to help end isis. we ask the international community to provide security and help them resettle in other countries to be able to live safely. >> isaiah becau >> it's because of their bravity that the world has learned of the horrors of daesh. we can't erase the memories, but we can do it bring the terrorists responsible to justice. over 130,000 of you global citizens have taken action. you've called for justice for i can't women like her. just this week we led the u.n. security council finally do something.women like her. just this week we led the u.n. security council finally do something. we agreed for set up an investigation team that will help iraq collect and preserve the evidence of acts that may amount to war crime, crimes against humanity and agagenocid committed by isil. our message to the terrorists is this. you will never win. there is no escape from justice. i'm proud that we c