. >> i mentioned, i do know that he has a friend, stephen gordon. >> reporter: steven gordon, he'd done time for molesting a minor and later for kidnapping. he and canno were inseparable, apparently. once again, detective lamelli pulled up the gps coordinates to check the place martha was last seen in santa ana, and no gordon. not there. but when she checked locations for quinna and josephine, sure enough, there he was. so why not at the first location? she checked the record and discovered at that particular moment, gordon wasn't on a gps monitor, but he was wearing one at the other three places, and so was canno. the electronics made it absolutely obvious. here they were. canno and gordon driving together up and down beach boulevard and all around santa ana and anaheim. >> i mean, even when they're on the freeway. >> reporter: they were in the same car? >> they were in the same vehicle. >> reporter: julissa trapp prayed for a hail mary but she never expected anything like this. >> i soon realized i'm not just dealing with one, we're dealing with two? two sex offenders wearing gps brac

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>> cronin: gordon jin. >> pelley: when gordon jin was making claims about what he could provide, what did he tell your undercover agents? >> cronin: what gordon jin said he could provide to you was essentially, any drug you could imagine: those that exist, those that don't even currently exist. he called it custom synthesis. what it really meant was made- to-order poison. >> pelley: we'll track down the man prosecutors say is gordon jin, in a moment. but first, have a look at fentanyl and its derivatives. justin herdman is u.s. attorney in cleveland. he told us some of this was seized by the d.e.a. the rest was found in the mail by u.s. postal service inspectors. >> justin herdman: this is essentially enough fentanyl and carfentanyl to kill every man, woman and child in the city of cleveland. >> pelley: just this? >> herdman: just this. >> pelley: carfentanyl is a derivative used by veterinarians to tranquilize elephants. >> herdman: carfentanyl is another 100 times more potent than fentanyl. here, you've got 300 grams of powder that could deliver a fatal dose to 150,000 people. here,

i think gordon ramsay is a character. i don't ever want him to judging my cooking. your girl can't cook, sorry, not sorry. >> you've got other things going on. >> you know, i do what i can. i can do the basics, rice, a little chicken. that's it. golden gate bridge. this is going to be -- terry, i'm going to call this because the golden gate bridge has been stunning all weekend long. we had fog rolling through which i love because it show cases what san francisco is about with the fog. south bay 82 degrees. peninsula 76, comfortable, 89 in the tri-valley and in the north 86re off. right now your 24 hour temperature change has a good ocean breeze. we're going to see the fog rolling in once again. we're starting to see the marine layer building along the coast. this is what we're dealing with. we've got a big ridge of high pressure over southern california and central california and that's wha keeping our temperatures warm and skies clear. we will continue to see the warm temperatures through tomorrow. couple degrees cooler

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simon french of panmure gordon stays with us. saudi arabia is ahead of oildule and restoring capacity. that is the headline on the bloomberg right now. in terms of oil prices, we were earlier in the session. we do stay lower their. brent crude trading at 1.6% on a $62 handle. the biggest names in business and government will be heading to the annual bloomberg global business forum in new york. we will hear from india's zealand'sodi, new jacinda ardern, and spain's pedro sanchez live here on bloomberg. ♪ nejra: economics, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am nejra cehic in london. pushing its way in the front of the queue today, boris johnson has restated his bow to complete brexit next month. defying calls to resign, he says he profoundly disagrees with the supreme court but will comply with this ruling. in a moment, we will speak with gina miller, but first, let's get the latest from westminster and bloomberg's anna edwards. what can we expect as parliament returns? anna: what we expect in the very short ter

lou: gordon chang, i think we take your point.ut of time. >> the wolf doesn't live in the house. lou: let's go with the wolf, not the fox. all right. we're partial to foxes. all right. gordon chang, thank you very much. good to see you. >> thanks, lou. lou: we're coming right back. stay with us. much more fox. lou: a few concluding thoughts about radical dimms presidential hopefuls who are confused about everything, they first refuse to talk about the trump economy. then they try to describe an economy most of us could nom recognize. -- not recognize. then they, all who are left, bemoan america. our nation, our people, channeling barack obama, denying almost 250 years of nation hood, almost a constant struggle this build a better nation every year, to do better, be better, as a nation and americans. they can't figure it out. they can't argue against our heritage. their political hopefuls are left what i call their historical criticism, argue with complete ignore an that americans were not perfect. constantly we seek to realize our

with me, the coming collapse of china author, gordon chang.m hong kong. getting in, getting out, how difficult was for you? >> it was surprisingly easy. i was really concerned about getting in. everything went so well. i'm with the american conservative union dell goings. we're talking to people across the political spectrum because we want to find out what's going on. the main thing we found out on our first day the independence movement, those who want to break away from china, although still a minority is actually growing and that is surprising considering the normal conservatism of people in hong kong. deirdre: what seemed to be different about this round of protests the 13th or 14th weekend, different from the 2014 umbrella revolution, to your point, seems like there are civil servants, there is 55-year-old lawyers, there is accountants, not just students is that true? >> that is certainly true. we were talking to abaris sister who helps those who were arrested. he was saying his mother in the 2014 protest was very pro-government. now she

and gordon brown.estions we don't know the answer to. we will try. the most powerful storm to hit the bahamas since records began has torn roofs from buildings, and caused severe flooding. category five hurricane dorian battered the area with winds of up to 180 miles per hour. the us states of florida, georgia, north and south carolina have all declared states of emergency. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool reports. these were the last pictures out of the islands of the bahamas before hurricane dorian hit. dusts were already strengthening but when it made landfall, wind speeds were measured at nearly 300 kilometres per hour. the strongest storm ever recorded here. these are flat islands and the ocean surges predicted during the hurricane are expected to overwhelm them and anyone who didn't evacuate. the potential of severe risk to people ‘s lives will continue as the hurricane passes through the bahamas but people in the south—eastern coast of the usa are already preparing for what could co

i like the stock very much i think that gam gordon is doing a terrific job i would buy any week, one of my favorites, and not just because i like diet dr. pepper as everyone knows on a late friday afternoon. the market is going to roll, but you got to guard against complacency. things may not go the bulls way on wednesday wondering which companies are controlled by the trade talks with china i'm going to play hostage, nonhostage, and didn't leave investors on the first day of

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gordon, thanks for being here. first, the idea that china would seek to have significant influence and has been seeking to establish significant influence in the bahamas and in fact, through the caribbean. >> yeah, we don't have to speculate, lou. we know that chinese investment in the bahamas is significant. there's a 3 billion dollars investment -- lou: we just went through that. >> yeah, i mean, it's just enormous investment, and this investment is the type that probably will end up being bases for the chinese military, especially the navy. we could have a chinese naval port less than 90 miles from palm beach. we know the chinese are going to put a lot of money into the bahamas because of this disaster. and we've just got to put in much more. we've got to show them that this is the united states, and this is our backyard, and we're not letting them in. lou: some 16 intelligence agencies, huawei we have known what they are doing, that the chinese have been carrying out espionage as well as the outright theft of u

the port commission awarded this contract to gordon on november 13th, 2018. and at that time, port staff committed to providing a status update through the contract. the contract amount is for $17 million. it is and l.b.e. subcontracting. i want to apologize. there is a typo in the staff report. it says 25.5 in some places, but it should be 24. the contract is on schedule with the exception of rain delays. they will be contract allowances as of june 25th, which was the last progress we had, $6.9 million has been paid, and based on their schedule, this is about 39% of the work. so based on being five and a half months to the 13 month contract duration, there are 42% complete, so progress is according to plan. the specifications allow a certain amount of rain days for each month of the contractor that they build into their schedule. and due to this very wet winter, there have been rain days beyond what it accounted for. our specifications don't penalize the contractor for those. the total extra rain days we have our ten. i will now talk about the construction p

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. >>> tahoe will soon get a taste of gordon ramsey's cuisine.is hoping a hell's kitchen inside lake tahoe. >> i cannot wait to bring this concept to stunning lake tahoe. i can't wait to see you there. >> that's pretty cool. the restaurant is set to open later this year. that's really soon. he already has a hell's kitchen in los angeles and dubai and you're thinking that there is going to be a competition going on there. >> i watch the show hell's kitchen. but he's talking about his actual restaurant, right? >> you sit there. you don't have to compete. you just eat. >> i have never been. >> i have not. haven't been to dubai lately. >> i'm going to assume they're delicious. >> i can't cook, terry. i will be honest. >> that's why we have people like gordon ramsey. we have one more day off rrnd i'm definitely going to be eating out tomorrow because i can't cook. if you are hanging out in san francisco -- >> you can't barbecue either? >> terry, i took to survive not because it tastes good unfortunately. my mom needs to come through and teach me a cou

. >> who is gordon and is he still a part of your life? >> gordon is one of my best friends and i have a team of maybe 10 people who take turns traveling with me two different events and typing. and gordon is really good at typing and describing the world and identifying challenges. so i think it's really important to to everyone to have a person who can help you identify ableism or sexism or racism area and sometimes the world gets overwhelming and we feel tired and lose the ability to advocate for ourselves. but if you have a network of friends who can help cheer for you and help you advocate when you struggle toadvocate for yourself , it'sreally important . >> you talk about the loneliness. >> i don't really have a community that automatically gets me. blind people don't automatically get someone who's deaf blind. the deaf community, the caribbean community don't automatically understand me. so i have to work to build a bridge, bridges and help explain, this is how i communicate. this is how i access information. that's find a middle gr

great to have you with us, gordon.p next an atheist group forcing schools to stop prayer before and after football games. sometimes you need prayer before and after a football game. we'll take that. stay with us. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. lou: an atheist group trying to force out prayer before and after high school football games. the freedom fund foundation filing complaints against public schools in tennessee and georgia claiming their prayer is unconstitutional. students from the tennessee school chose to have a prayer circle away from the field. football games will now begin with students presenting whatever they desire from a prayer to a poem to a song

gordon spoke days later. >> my life is gone. i have to build from here. every day is a new day. >> reporter: he wants all this debris to be gone. >> we're just glad that our house is still here, but it's -- yeah, it is frustrating. >> public works director kevin mu gown says it's taken so long mostly due to funding delay from fema. now the worry is rain. >> always concerned about the rainy season. we said to make sure we're filters any water off the side and make sure it's control that it doesn't cause any problems downstream. total costs of the project, about $800,000. corn barnard, abc 7 news. >> how long is it supposed to take? >> reporter: ama, best guess right now is sometime in december. that is the rainy season, of course, and right now it's still unclear if anybody will be able to rebuild here. >> corn barnard reporting live for us tonight, thank you. >>> a blow for parents, hoping to keep their neighborhood school any oakland hills from closing. oakland you'd are unified has decided to close kaiser with sankofa academy. we spoke with parents and

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. >> reporter: gordon shot back. >> we're not all as lucky as bill mahr.e don't all have a sense of superiority that bans calories. we know that being overweight isn't good for us. i have struggled my entire life trying to manage my weight and i i'm stuck at it. >> reporter: contributing factors including environment, behavior and genetics. >> there is no one size fits all approach. fat shaming is not the right approach for anyone. >> reporter: for gordon, a final note to his late night counter part. >> while you're encouraging people to think about what goes into their mouths, just think a little harder about what comes out of yours. >> reporter: an important conversation about the weight of words. nbc news. >> just ahead, we take you to as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual cu

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but we showed the picture to rich gordon. >> oh, i approve.hat's fun. >> jimmy: make that man the governor. i have to say it has been a stressful week, but it is thursday night. we're almost at the weekend. that means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments whether they need it or not. it is time for this week in unnecessary censorship. >> i knew when i decided to run, this president would [ bleep ] me and anyone else he thought would be a threat. >> and i think you heard adam [ bleep ]. >> insiders saying you [ bleep ]ed this up, your response. >> this response was totally the unexpected and not a position i sought, but, again, it was another opportunity to [ bleep ] my [ bleep ]. >> terribly grateful for this, [ bleep ] you, hulu. >> i'm such a mom. i haven't [ bleep ]ed in a month. i was like oh, man, i got to [ bleep ]. >> jimmy had to run that by me. if he's going to [ bleep ] my toleep ] he' g first. >> i think would be remiss if i didn't ask, what was the final straw on antonio brown? >> [ bleep ] you, coach. >> can't wait to sho

cancer kills maker gordon nicholson breaks it is no laughing matter britain's imminent exit from the e.u. is already hurting business so a complete outfit costs around a $1000.00 pounds but now his clients are hesitant to place orders due to the ongoing uncertainty but killed maker is fed up with britain's politicians he believes prime minister barak is johnson's brand said plans are plunging the u.k. into chaos. leaving the e.u. there's. we don't know what's going to happen we have no idea no deal or tree is being put in place so we are just hoping that things are going to be ok that's not the way to run a country it's not a way to run a business for many scots the kilt is an expression of their own identity or even of their own nation membership in a scottish national party has been rising for it and according to a recent poll some 52 percent of scots and now in favor of scottish independence. also sees this as the right move. we have determined nation and we have shown over the years that we are innovating and as we were independent not strength of character and strength of belief

gordon and the rest of the 16 people living here are about to be evicted. property owner wants to, but because the city says he has to. >> code enforcement is requiring all of my rv tenants to move off of the property by october 1st. >> reporter: joe his owned this for 19 years. he is allow people with rvs to settle him. many are veterans, disabled seniors, and mothers. >> it is close to our work. quiet. the tenants are pretty nice here, and it is affordable. >> reporter: $625 a month. the rvs have plumbing and electricity. the city told him the location doesn't meet the standards of an rv park, and of the owner will be fined $14,000 per week.>> none of the defendants we spoke with -- none of the tenants we spoke with said they know where to go if you have to leave your. and they don't want to go without their trailers.>> we are going to be homeless.>> antioch officials did not return our call. the city council is meeting tuesday night to discuss the issue, and perhaps find a solution. otherwise, more people could end up on the street. >> it is deftly cause

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was the only option left at this stage either gordon and election the public don't go into an election the country doesn't want the election with this house because you know the old should be letting the public decide who they want as prime minister and i commend this motion to the house but in a damning defeat for the prime minister the motion on a general election was voted down by a whopping 242 votes which means he didn't even reach the threshold for the number of votes needed he was of course hoping that he would triumph in the polls and so go with a fresh mandate to brussels and negotiate a new deal with the european union it would of course also have given him the opportunity to bulldoze through any of parliament's objections in the future while he had to alter your position jeremy equals and have for 2 years going to say mitchell welcomes the idea of taking on the conservatives at the polls when it came to this was lunch the labor party said that it would only do so once the no deal option was completely taken off the table this of course tops off a very dramatic day in british

hi, gordon. present and the past. he carried with him a photo of his great uncle, leonard plant, along with his medal. he jumped in on the first wave and the following day was killed. this is one of the last opportunities to do it whilst perhaps we still have veterans who would have been there on the day, they are still around to share that experience with us. hundreds attended today's ceremony, among them, the few surviving veterans. every year, i come back, because i like to know when i come back that i go to the graves, and it is the memories that... so many men wiped out. i couldn't believe it. shown by the mortar sergeant, who, with a wry smile, declared to his mates on their way into captivity... 75 years on, young and old, remembering those who died in one of the most daring missions of the second world war. john thomason, bbc news. a lovely story to and on. do stay tuned right here on bbc news. good evening. our spell of warm, dry, summerlike weather continued through the day on saturday,

gordon smith about how ndnnis legends and newcomers are making big changes to the women's game. in a moment of defeat came a lesson in how to triumph. r iosfeated crowd favorite ff-year-old cori coco gauff, osaka invited her to join her in an on-court interview. something that doesn't typically happen in tennis. gauff refused at first, worried she would cry the entire time. osaka was overheard saying, "it would be better than crying in the shower later." >> i'm going to learn a lot from this match. and she's been so sweet to me, so thank you for this. i don't want people to think i'm taking this moment away from her. e,e really deserves it, so pneumonia. >> ninan: as new tennis stars emerge, they're setting the bar higher, a bar that was never low to begin, says gordon smith the c.e.o. of the united states tennis association. what do you think is really behind women's tennis and its fuccess? >> tennis is one of the few ports that women get paid well in. we championed that. we've had equal pay at the u.s. open since 1973. >> game and first set, miss king. >> ninan: billie jean ki

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participants include house speaker nancy pelosi, house minority leader kevin mccarthy and historian annette gordon-reedthis was held in emancipation hall in the capitol visitor center. >> forward, march.

i am going to talk to lorna gordon, or inside the court.have a summary of their opinion, it was a very short hearing and lasted ju5t opinion, it was a very short hearing and lasted just a few minutes. we are expecting a fulljudgment on friday. but what it comes down to is this... the lord president in the summary, this... the lord president in the summary, 5aid this... the lord president in the summary, said although the advice to her majesty the queen and the exercise of the royal prerogative and probing or 5u5pending parliament was not reviewable on the normal grounds ofjudicial was not reviewable on the normal grounds of judicial review, was not reviewable on the normal grounds ofjudicial review, it would be neverthele55 unlawful if its purpose was to 5tymie parliamentary scrutiny of the executive, which is a central pillar of the good governance principle enshrined in the constitution. that, in essence, i5 the constitution. that, in essence, is why these judges have ruled the constitution. that, in essence, is why thesejudges have ruled

>> sue gordon? >> well, sue gordon's gone now.y left around the time this -- >> sue gordon was passed over for the acting director of the national intelligence job. one thing we do know, don, separate from this complaint that's really been bolstered by it is the president likes to install people in acting positions and senior positions that serve his personal interest. so at this point based upon the history that we have with president trump, and really choosing lieutenants to implement his personal agenda, mcgwire's status here, the acting director of national intelligence is in question. based upon the letter you just read the inspector general is saying the acting director of director of national intelligence actions don't follow past precedent. so there are a lot of questions as to why maguire is choosing to take this course of action rather than listening to his inspector general. there maybe valid legal arguments. we haven't seen them yet. >> it's like, well, why not transparency. that's what everyone is asking. why not be t

to scotland get out of this whole mess bearing in mind we didn't vote for brics in the 1st place gordon says a nice balance from your 2 guests when they recognize that boris is most likely looking for a deal and not just guess so and to slam dunk with fear mongering many people thought mrs me was too soft on the new deal taking from the table we can top position. to introduce some ideas history and says who would lead a government to succeed johnson could i make a comparison and 948 arland an election give a majority over devil era finagle was the biggest party but their leader richard mccarthy was unacceptable so he stood aside and join a castello became tea ship just giving an example and finally from p.l.r. who says in the middle of the beck sick super interesting analysis today on al examine 2 excellent well thank you peter. now the banks of the base have sold as much of the bond with of british politics there's been many forecast on the economic consequences of waiting degrees or breaks it some of them from the u.k. treasury or bank of england all of them negative however there has

and yet it wasn't directed mcguire i was very pleased when you were named acting director you sue gordon was not going to remain i was grateful that a man of your support military background was chosen a navy seal for 36 years and director of the national counterterrorism center since december 28th seen your credentials are impressive and unlimited interactions that we have had since you became director of n c t c you have struck me as a good and decent man which makes your actions over the last month all the more bewildering why you chose not to provide the complaint to this committee as required by law why you chose to seek a 2nd opinion on whether shall really means shall under the statute why you chose to go to a department led by a man bill barr who himself is implicated in the complaint and believes that he exists to serve the interest of the president not the office itself mind you or the public interest but the interest of the person of donald trump why you chose to allow the subject of the complaint to play a role in deciding whether congress would ever see the complaint why you

our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports.lause parliament has been suspended for less tha n parliament has been suspended for less than two days. the decision to shut it down proved controversial. now it has been ruled unlawful, with all threejudges in a court in edinburgh ruling that the suspension of parliament was motivated by what they call the improper purpose of stymieing parliament. this opinion ex presses stymieing parliament. this opinion expresses the view that the advice given by the government to her majesty the queen to pirogue parliament from ninth september to 14th october was unlawful and that therefore the prorogation itself was unlawful. the case was brought by more than 70 parliamentarians who had argued that suspending parliament was an attack on democracy and an abuse of power. they are now calling for parliament to be recalled. this is a unanimous decision by scotland's highest court that the prorogation of parliament by borisjohnson was unlawful and as tommy sheppard, one of my co—petitioners has pointe

well i'm happy to say for further reaction on this week and welcome to the program must you gordon banks matthew his former british member of parliament and senior research fellow at the u.k. the fence calum it's a pleasure to have you here sir just on the development in the past 30 minutes or so we know that he. white house figures are in saudi arabia know the saudis say i will quote the attacks were on questionably sponsored by iran after spending several days holding off from direct accusations your take on the well i think that's diplomatic speak what they really mean is that the weaponry may well have been supplied and probably was by iran exactly the same way that my country and others have supplied arms to the kingdom of saudi arabia. been used in this for you know war against yemen. if we look from the american point of view donald trump doesn't seem. to totally convinced perhaps that iran was behind the attack but if you look at his top diplomat mike pump a.o. he immediately after the incident why do you think the apartment miscommunication within the white house over something