jeff haynes is on a tracker mortgage whose costs will rise.makes me think i have not got much money to spend in my pocket. it stars making me worried that my disposable income that i had a week ago last month from my pay packet has gone. here on the high streets of lincoln there are some young pedestrians who were not even born last time rates with this type. it feels like interest rates have been at rock bottom for ever, it has been at rock bottom for ever, it has been at rock bottom for ever, it has been a decade that has been great for borrowers and bad for savers and it has changed our behaviour. we are now spending more than we are earning and you cannot do that forever, so the bank of england hopes that managing interest higher will help us save more and borrow less. the question for the governor is how fast and how high they will now rise. if you take what financial markets think, which is about one interest rate increase a year, a quarter of a percent per year for the next few years, people want the rule of thumb and for now i would us

she is replacing sara haynes. haynes is leaving "the view" to host a third hour of "gma" which begins september 10th and watch "the view" at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7. >>> a heartfelt thanks for fire crews from a young man more familiar with crossing finish than fire lines. >> abc 7 news at fisherman's wharf where indy race car driver charlie kimble made a pit stop at special events for bay area firefighters and other first responders that were being held. they helped put ot fires last year and several responded to fires in southern california including one fire that threatened kimble's family. >> it's prettyeowghat community is from the first responders through to the relief efforts and people helping to rebuild it shows the strength of communities. >> sonoma raceway sponsored the events. kimble is in the bay area to compete in the indy car grand prix of sonoma next month. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., how a bay area group will celebrate what would have been michael jackson's 60th birthday to. >> a search for these thieves. t

rachel haynes hit a half—ce ntu ry table.ir last group match on saturday. great written's para swimmers have want a more medals on the third day of the european check digits in dublin. 16—year—old maisie summers newton set a second world record in 24 hours to claim her second european title in the 100 metres restrict. eleanor simmonds finished behind her to ta ke eleanor simmonds finished behind her to take silver. a second european title for the 31st, she led and other british 1—2 in the exporting 100 metres backstroke. that is all the sports are now. the rest of the news available on bb sport website and koke. 0ur weather pattern or changeable over the next few days, we have certainly got some rain to come overnight tonight and into thursday as well. an area of the precious to the north—west of the at the moment and this area of cloud is a weather front. not just and this area of cloud is a weather front. notjust one, there are three of them. they will merge together overnight. we will get the rain that is pretty heavy acro

university to hand out to its new students to spell out the pronoun they want to be known by the haynes she or they tag for part of an effort to avoid so-called mis gendering the initiatives being proposed by ed to brest university students union however warned students should avoid using the term preferred pronouns arguing it's not a preference but in the seti the issue of youngsters wanting to change gender has been increasingly staring control the see the u.k.'s women's minister victoria has expressed concern over the rising number of miners now wishing to go through reassignment well we debated the issue with bt activists peta touch l. and radio show talk. what if the purpose of these badges is just to raise awareness in particular to make transfusions and their friends and allies feel comfortable safe and accepted i don't think that's a terrible thing i think it's just a common human decency to become into i know that perfectly reasonable have made this decision what's not reasonable add on a minute where universities are trying to tell lecturers it happened at university of toront

rachael haynes hit a half century for loughborugh, as they won by nine wickets. progress directly to the final if they beat yorkshire diamonds in their last group match on saturday. great britain's para—swimmers won eight more medals on the third day of the european championships in dublin. maisie summers—newton and bethany firth both taking their second golds of the event. with more, here's kate grey. it's been another record—breaking night for maisie summers—newton. she was crowned european champion in the sp six 100 metres breaststroke, as well as breaking her own record. a remarkable achievement for the 16—year—old, she has also had to deal with the pressure of her gcs ease, and she will be hoping for more success on results day. i'm quite nervous, but this week's just made it even better, taking my mind off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so hopefully will go well. in vs off it. there'll be more tomorrow, so hopefully will go well. in v514 100 so hopefully will go well. in vs 14 100 metres backstroke, bethany firth w011 1

. > duron haynes, he comes up with his first nfl sack. >> so far we feel veryconfiden confident. >> i'm happy for the opportunity. >> i'm going to go out there and give all my hard every chance i get. >> the redskins win in a field goal shootout, 15-13. th third preseason game next iday against the denr branks. sherry burries. news 4 sports. >>> months of this kind of cleanup seems to be playing off in the flood ravaged ear yeah. >> and these a much more than you're saying it. >> sheena will have more on clear theshelters. what you need to know about the forecast. oh, my goodness, is it humid outside. this morning, heat indexes near 100 degrees today and unfortunately i've had to increase the chances of rain over the >>> you're watching "news 4 today." elcome back. it's 4:15. this weekend news 4 isorng with shelters all over the area to help find animals a forever home. >> that's right. some animals never make that connection with a new family and there is place that is helping dogs find kind of like a home of their own. news 4's sheena parveen has more. >> reporter: this is hoper. me i

state department as phatic al haynes reports from washington d.c. . fairly muted criticism from the u.s. state department in regards to this latest attack in yemen keep in mind the u.s. is part of the coalition that is led by the saudis and the united arab emirates still the state department said they think it's up to the saudi government to conduct what they said would be a credible transparent investigation they rejected the idea that anyone from the outside of saudi arabia should be involved in that and they did point out that they have criticism for those that are opposing saudi the who do rebels let's look at some of the things that have been happening in yemen you have the who the rebels who continue to attack saudi arabia they continue to do that with a rainy and weapons missiles and rockets and they continue to try to attack civilian infrastructure in saudi arabia for example and that is part of the reason why these actions are being taken this is been a week for the u.s. state department to defend saudi arabia they refused to come out and say

rachael haynes hit a half century for loughborugh, as they won by 9 wickets.ly to the final if they beat yorkshire diamonds in their last group match on saturday. britain's david smith has claimed his third individual bc one boccia world title in liverpool. the rio paralympic champion put on a dominant performance to beat china's kai sun 7—2 in the final. there was disappointment for defending bca world champion stephen mcguire though as he went out in the last 16. coverage of the championships continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with the team events. coverage continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with team events. long jump champion greg rutherford says it'll be emotional when he jumps for the last time in a stadium this weekend. rutherford, who has won five major gold medals, including an olympic gold in 2012, will compete at the diamond league meeting in birmingham on saturday, before a final appearance in newcastle in september. he visited bbc sport today to talk retirement, dina asher—smith and the the team park run event he's taking part in

haynes brands were the worst performers with at 19% to drop.eaking this afternoon is that carl icahn has taken a stake in cigna. it looks like that expressed are coming out slightly ahead of estimates at $2.22. estimate was for $2.20, so above estimates by a hair. the company said third-quarter will be $2.40 to $2.45. shares fell 6% in the session. a look at thee government bond markets in the u.s.. rates are higher today and it was not about the federal reserve. the action really was in japan. let's start in the u.s. the 10 year yield is back to hitting the three handle and look at the move in the 10 year in japan. a day or two days after the bank of japan announcement that they would widen the band. it was once a few months ago where there were zero traits on the day in the market. now it is the world. it is rippling across the world. 10 year yield in japan is up 2.13 -- up to .13. thelet: you can see bloomberg index marginally higher. it took a brief dip at 2% -- 2 p.m. when the fed announcement came up but recovered quickly. i plucked out t

haynes celestialsd toprofit estimations, but it missed sales estimates and warned tent the cuquarter isn't shaping up to be a success. the company said intensifying competition would cause revenue to declineslightly. anares fell more than 6% to of 26.77. campbell's soup is reportedly not interested in selling itself. the "new york post" says the soup maker plans to announce the results of a month-long strategic review soon. if campbell'sot chooses to find a buyer, a proxy fight could ensue with activist investor dan loeb, who has been urging the company to sell itself to improve financial perfor fnce. the sharished down 2% to 39.83. >>> well, 20 cities have made their best pitches to be the home of azon's $5 billion second headquarters. but only one of thoseinalists can boast a particular personal connection with the company's f bezos. could it be enough to seal the deal? scott cohn's tour of the contenders takes him to miami tonight. >> reporter: miami's got style, and it's got similaritulate sym. it also has palmetto high school, whose 1982 valedictorian was none other than the fut

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. airport surveillance video captured the g >>> a nationwide search for a 12-year-old girl is over. airport surveillance video captured the girl being led away yesterday at reagan national airport. kpix5's susie steimle has more on what was originally called a kidnapping. >> that's right, ken. police originally believed jingjing ma was in extreme danger. we now know she was picked up by her parents, but whether they did so legally is still under investigation. >> she's safe. she's fine. she was not in danger in any way. >> 12-year-

derive haynes and the first quarter he signs up his ltas. we feelre kpe techbtd. >> he's been something i'm working with. i'm going to give them a hug. i hope it'sow tore cross. 16-13. from fed ex field, news 4, sherry burress. >>> just about 6:12. months of this kind of cleanup seem to be paying off in this flood ravaged town. now the harin work is teit into a big party. >>> i'm at the humane rescue lines. travis is here tomorrow looking for his smalllocations. we're looking at a good forecast to it, chuck. i would bepr sed if that shelter didn't help you pick out the right one.y' to drawing might hit hit or miss >>> right now looking to addd a thfriend. >> scaly friend. >> one with a shell. >> yeah, something like that, we have you vered. it's time to clear the shelters, all of them. this morning our resident dog lover sheena parveen is live at the main rescue alliance and what you need to know about tomorrow's big event. who do you have with you? >> he's still available, erica. >> okay. >> i think he -- >> bring him to my husband. >> we'l

deliberations on thursday his defense team rested on tuesday without calling any witnesses particle hayne as the latest from outside the courthouse in alexandria virginia. paul manna for donald trump's former campaign manager now facing the potential of spending the rest of his life in prison he's being charged with tax evasion and bank fraud prosecutors had what seems to be a pretty strong case they detailed for jurors a very lavish lifestyle with million dollar homes in new york virginia and florida extravagant purchases tens of thousands of dollars for one watch a jacket made of others for fifteen thousand dollars then they put on the stand his former business partner rick gates he's flipped on paul man afore he told the jury that they knew it was wrong to hide money in offshore bank accounts that they knew they were lying to the investigators when it came to their taxes and basically the defense didn't put on any kind of defense they're hoping that they were able to really gauge his credibility apart on the stand because on the stand he testified that he did steal money from an afford

. >>> my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. national anthem. and now colin kapernick is mething he is the first nfl player to take a knee during the national anthem. now colin kaepernick is tt atntion for something else. his name was scrubbed from a much anticipated videogame. >> reporter: they have apologized for apologizing -- for deleting colin kaepernick 's name. some say was no mistake. they say there's evidence of collusion. ♪ , listen again. ♪ . ea sports added colin kaepernick 's name in the video game soundtrack for madden 19. there was a late-night tweet on wedne

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> well, i'm here at the xfinity sports desk. the oakland a's are in a six-game winning streak. today they bolstered their starting rotation by adding a new teammate. the a's acquiring mike fires from detroit in addition to two players to be named later for cash considerations. the hope is that he'll be able to pitch deep into games to give the bull pen some rest. in his 21 starts this season, seven and six, 26 batters in 119 innings. and in the steph curry is hosting h of the top basketball prospects in the country. think extended invitatio

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e.educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. ( rumbling ) man: bogey at 12 o'clock. whoo! gotcha. i have engagement of unidentified flying object on fanning ranch road westbound moving like a bat out of hell. 90-degree, low altitude, max-g redirect.

to the bottom of 2009 i had a sense the decline velocity was lessening i heard the late great mark haynes make his bottom call based on his feeling i know my friend who writes with me sometimes noted as being an aggressive bear had turned pronouncely positive he was saying a generational bottom i was still skittish about picking any individual stock to recommend to you i was looking for a situation that seems about as bulletproof as i could find. i came up with at&t, the phone company. it had so much going for it. you got to go back in the way back machine here. including a smashing rollout of the apple iphone had an outside dividend. the yield was much higher than just about any stock in the dow. the dividend was safely back still, though, the stock kept plunging every time i thought it might have firm footing. i had done my research, thought it was time to buy no i decided the last level might be like. it's best to check with the charter. i put in four. they all agreed. and was definitely worth considering for an investment. remember, they didn't care at all about the fundamentals so ta

(ácommercialá) my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e.o deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (áábreakáá) (robin) major hot spots in san jose nb 87 at santa teresa. two left lanes closed bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. temperatures will remain similar to yesterday's with 60's and 70's along the coast and 80's and 90's inland. skies will be seen as hazy to smoky all across the bay area as wildfires continue to introduce smoke statewide including areas along the coast. unhealthy are quality will be experienced bay wide with a spare the air alert in effect. ( james )for your money this moring... amazon is looking to hire more then 200 people to fill vari

they will pay big money and pay extra for things like underwear and diapers and that's haynes brandsor & gamble. we also see the family car. once the quintessential part of the american dream. these days people are calling right chairs or pickup sport utilities are crossovers. think about this in july car sales were down 27%. car sales for toyota down 19%. car sales for nine -- nissan down toward 1% in car sales for honda down 8%. remember when the honda accord was the top car in the country? even with this slump dealers by the way of moved away from the zero down loans. in fact 6.9 total. that's the lowest percentage of total loans and edition 3655 bucks. the slower pace of auto sales is there and you couple that with the low numbers and we saw the third-quarter gdp estimate at war .4% or 5% a couple days ago. still pretty robust. as for the message of today's session i think it was mostly a search for safety. consumer safety will outperform and j.m. smucker's which i told you about last night. my favorite. the rally also helping utilities and real estate stocks. a foreign company f

joining me now is erin haynes, national reporter on race and ethnicity for the "associated press," and axios political reporter alexy mccamden. let me go to you first and ask you, erin, as the white house pushes back on this mcgahn story saying that, well, he's not necessarily cooperating against the prosecute, the president actually told him to go in, waived his, you know, presidential whatever techality i'm trying to reach for the name that he could have used to try and stop it, but at the same time i don't know the president knew it was going to be 30 hours and 30 days and the ghost of john dean hanging over this. according to the "times" story, the white house counsel mcgahn has said things that are helpful and harmful to the president. how do you read this? >> well, right. so, of course, the president, over the weekend, watching cable news, is responding on twitter, referring to to the "new york times" with his favorite nicknames, calling it the failing new york times, discrediting their account of white house counsel don mcgahn's participation in the mueller probe and saying that

jim costa facing off against republican challenger elizabeth haynes.ta got 63% of the vote and hanks got 43%. here's a clip of a facebook ad. >> everybody told me that i would never work for congress just like they tell you in our homes and cities will never get better. everyone is wrong. great things can come from great adversity. >> elizabeth heng joins me. i first saw that ad. your story is very interesting. tell me why you decided to throw your hat in the ring. it's a tough district. hillary clinton winning it at 57% to donald trump's 36%. so there's democrats out in force, but you came in there at 47% in the primary. >> yeah, when i got into this race, a big part of my message was that great things can come from great adversity. in that ad, that facebook ad, i highlight my family. my parents lived in cambodia and lived through the genocide and came to the united states as refugees, legal refugees. for some reason, facebook didn't like that message and last week they blocked it. when i got to the race, they knew i would be talking about big topics.

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e.o help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> it is groundbreaking cinema, and it has a bay area connection. the movie "crazy rich asians" opens in theaters in less than two weeks. this is the first hollywood film in 25 years to feature an all-asian cast. the director, a bay area native. and get this. his father is possibly more famous than he is. our janelle wang sat down with the father and son in los altos. >> hells, yeah. they're just the biggest developers in all of singapore. >> damn, rachel. >> reporter: crazy rich asians centers around a crazy rich family but the key storyli

haynes is leaving to host a third hour with michael strahan. >>> are you in need for a getaway?tle is offering serious discounts to europe. the airline flies out of oakland. for $149 you can go to barcelona, london or paris. fares from the east coast are as low as $89. now, keep in mind, that price is for one way, and you must book your flight by september 5th. you also will have to pay extra for things like checked baggage, food and aisle seats. also the price is good only on certain days. but you could get a good deal. >> another airline is taking steps this afternoon to make it easier for you to use your miles on reward tickets. >> which can be challenging sometimes. >>> we're a pool right here, remember that, we're the pool. there are changes on the way for jetblue's rewards program, the program is called refresh. the biggest change will affect the family pooling option wch allo cheir points, points pooling option which allows members to designate a pool of up to seven true blue members family or not. the changes will take effect in the coming week and come just today after

jeff haynes is on a tracker mortgage whose costs will rise.me think i have not got much money to spend in my pocket. it stars making me worried that my disposable income that i had a week ago last month from my pay packet has gone. here on the high streets of lincoln, there are some young pedestrians who were not even born last time rates with this type. it feels like interest rates have been at rock bottom for ever, it has been a decade that has been great for borrowers and bad for savers and it has changed our behaviour. we are now spending more than we are earning and you cannot do that forever, so the bank of england hopes that managing interest higher will help us save more and borrow less. the question for the governor is how fast and how high they will now rise. if you take what financial markets think, which is about one interest rate increase a year, a quarter of a percent per year for the next few years, people want the rule of thumb and for now i would use that. that could be it for the time being, a sensible move given what is lurk

. >> that's part of what stacy haynes was up against, trying to get the regulators to come in and do their jobs and do it well. there's a moment in the book, range resources is doing the fracking and their very kind of deliberate about how they deal with the community. there's a moment for me that feels like a metaphor for how they dealt with them inhe its early in the book when it's clear that harley has arsenic poisoning and they go to meet with some of the representatives from range resources and whilein they're theree, two things happen. they suggest that maybe he got arsenic poisoning from woodworking classes in high school and the other thing is there's also a guy there sitting there and i can't get the image, at the small image i can't get out of my mind. he's sitting in aou meeting with his feet up on the desk scrolling through his cell phone while stacy and her son are there to talk about this metal poisoning that is becoming so critical that the local doctor has become testing everyone for metals. >> yes. h that moment has shaped harley's life. that moment, in the course of

. >> i'd also like to thank my democratic opponent linda haynes.e all know that a democrat is going to have a struggle in a county like ours in knox county, but she did step up to the plate and put forth a good effort. and i think that is admirable. democracy works when everyone has a voice and we can hear everyone's ideas. >> mayor-elect, right there was some dignity, was some compassion. george bush won on conscious, compassion, conservatism. we don't have that compassion right now. do you think that helped you win, and can you help bring political discourse, some civility back to our political climate? >> well, our campaign motto was together we win. but that's more than a slogan. that's what i believe. i believe as a community when we all work together, we do very well. i, like many people, am really disappointed at the huge divide that we seem to face in this country. instead of looking at ourselves as americans first, often we look at each other from ideological standpoint. the thing is that i may not agree with some democrats and some libera

rachael haynes hit a half century for loughborugh, as they won by nine wickets.e diamonds in their last group match on saturday. britain‘s david smith has claimed his third individual bc one bocha world title in liverpool. the rio paralympic champion put on a dominant performance to beat china‘s kai sun 7—2 in the final. there was disappointment for defending bc4 world champion stephen mcguire though, as he went out in the last 16. coverage of the championships continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with the team events. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. president trump has decided tonight to revoke security clearance for the former cia directorjohn brennan. the announcement was made in the last hour by the white house press secretary, sarah sanders. jon sopel is in washington. this seems a bit weird? yes, well, is it a bit weird? forthe seems a bit weird? yes, well, is it a bit weird? for the last few days the white house has been assailed by allegations in the book by a former senior adviser to the presiden

when you hear a td jakes, frederick haynes, when you hear a carolyn knight. some of our great preachers, you hear the command of frederick but also the ability to preach sermons that convince people that their lives are worth something that convinces them of the integrity of their spiritual existence in light of the belief that god walks with them and that the suffering will not exhaust their existence. so martin luther king jr. was part of that tradition and at the same time, he was read as a marginal figure because of his political activity. jh jackson who was the head of the national baptist convention was a very conservative negro leader. and preacher. so he didn't want all of that civil-rights heresy. this tension between conservative blacks and more progressive blocks, didn't just start. so martin luther king jr. and his cohort had to leave the national baptist convention, basically forced out to start the progressive national baptist convention. millions of members, about 2-3 in the progressive national baptist convention. even there, let's admit it. a

cohen and former deputy of the cia from 2013 to 2015, avril haynes.ign this letter, what important message do you believe it sends not only to the president, this president but also future presidents? >> sure. from my perspective basically what we're seeing in this decision is kind of a canary in the coal mine moment. i really think it's such a blatant abuse of power by the president to actually both revoke john brennan's clearance but also threaten the revocation of other clearances across the board and we've heard the names essentially mentioned to not just in the intelligence community. for purposes of saying these people are folks who have spoken out against what president trump believes, and i think in a sense it undermines the principles that our country is founded on and it's really an attempt to undermine the institutions that protect those principles. so i think the first thing that we talk about in the statement is the freedom of expression. from my perspective it's not just john's freedom of expression we're talking about but really the mes

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. temperatures inland will continue to fall today with cities that have been in the 90's feeling temperatures back in the 80's. along the coast and bay temperatures will remain seasonable as onshore flow continues keeping temperatures cool and in the 50's, 60's and 70's. temperatures will further fall into monday of next week. (robin)thank you john... i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today. a movie is returning to theaters after half-a- century... and so is another that almost didn't reach theaters at all! here's david daniel

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. once i moved here i didn w i livecommunity.e in auburn,ls i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. after a slight cool down yesterday temperatures inland rebound today back into the 90's for some areas. skies will again be seen as hazy inland and will continue to be that way through the weekend. after today while temperatures at the coast remain stable in the 50's to 70's inland areas will notice a cool down into the mid 80's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mat

my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. bridge.look at the bay here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a weak shortwave and an approaching upper trough will weaken the high pressure over the desert southwest resulting in slightly cooler inland temperatures through the weekend. hot through the temperatures cooler inland slightly resulting in slightly cooler inland temperatures through the weekend. hot dry conditions will return to inland areas early next week as the high rebuilds over the state. ( marty )(ááálandingááá) in a big story we're following.a moving memorial service for nia wilson...

tess persky lapsed but those were strongly opposed by secretary kerry jack lew, susan rice and april haynes. ms. mandelker, can you explain why secretary lew opposed taking tougher action after the election as election? not before the election, after the election? >> senator, i wasn't in the administration of course there you are a representative. show has continuity files. >> what i can tell you is that as a party made clear today we have gone after very significant and impactful designations in connection with russia's election interference, in connection with their cyber attacks come in connection with our ongoing occupation of crimea and the like, and we have seen those designations result in very impactful actions, again, some of putin's close allies and partners, his senior foreign official, officials in his administration bequeathing companies who try to get into crimea come have a very heavy cost impose upon them when we sanction them. we have cut off, thick cut off their ability to do business elsewhere in the world. what i can do speak to the very heavy cost impact of the designat

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nick alice haynes of the british meat processors association, and police are is from the animal welfareave any fat tissue yet, that is why she said it was a little bit dry, not as juicy. it is because there was no fat. we are currently adding fat tissue. in the end, it should taste exactly the same and nobody should be able to ta ke same and nobody should be able to take the difference. do you call it meat? ideal, because that is what it is, but people will decide what it is, but people will decide what it is going to be. in my mind, it is just meat, so it makes sense to call it. jamie, what is the advantage of meat grown in a lab, rather than farm animals? main difference is price, the potential to have such a lower price, it means people will have better access to meet. how low do you think it can go? at the moment, a lab grown burger is about eight quid, expensive? if you look at the price drop over the last decade, over £200,000, down to £8, continue that trend on a mass scale, it could be incredibly cheap. i don't know the exact figure, but it isa don't know the exact figure, but i

yet those are strongly opposed by jack lew, susan rice and april haynes. can you explain why the secretary opposed taking action after the election? >> senator, i wasn't in the administration. >> there you are representative. >> what i can tell you is that as of already made clear today, we have gone after very significant and impactful designations in connection with their cyber attacks, in connection with the ongoing occupation of crimea and the like, and we have seen those designations result in very impactful actions against vladimir putin's closest allies and officials in his administration, we have seen companies who tried to get into crimea and have a very heavy, imposed upon them, they've cut off their ability to do business elsewhere in the world. what i can do is speak to the very heavy impact we've had, they been quite substantial and more substantial than those issued immediately after. >> it will be nice to know why they believe that i wipe president obama accepted his decision but let's take one final question about a gentleman you mentioned