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we are live outside the hel in san francisco. hi. >> hi. yeah. a lot of big political names inside the fair mon inside the faremont this fairmount hotel. john cox was the first. he decide today run for governor because he loves the state of california. >> because the political clash in this state, the interest groups that basically run sacramento as well as my opponent have made this state virtually unaffordable and unlivable for the average forgotten hard working californian. that situation has got to change and it will change on november 6th. >> he put out his message to the decidedly liberal crowd even facing a few hisses and boos. >> and because the interest groups in sacramento and the politicians and the political class, they didn't want to reform caltrans. >> newsome received a standing ovation when he took to the poee ju -- podium. he touted the climate change under jerry brown and pushed fur an increased focus on early education. >> we do what we need to do in the next seven days not only are we going to continue the progress in the stat

and how can they hel you? news 4' justin finch breaks it all down in a special report that's next on news 4 today. >> you may have seen some of this. among those taken into custody comedian amy schumer. she i related to chuck schumer and has been an outspoken critic of brett kavanaugh. this morning we have full coverage of today's wvote. begin with a check on your drive as well as your forecast. melissa is standing by with look at the roadways and storm team 4's chuck bell is here with a little bit of a cl down. it's a cloudy start today. o knowhings you need about the forecast. no 90s now. that being saidt will very warm again starting on sunday and going through most o

the battle over a ballot measure in san francisco to hel- te -- leaders against one another. proposition c taxes the wealthiest companies and use the money to help people living on the street. >> sales force ceo marc benioff has been a supporter and we sat down with marc benioff for one- on-one interview and ask why he's taking such a strong stand . >> reporter: the signs of economic success can be found in the site -- construction strains in san francisco's south of market neighborhood and they recognize the city rapidly transformed and amid the pot -- prosperity a difficult and devastating problem surge is on the streets below. >> you have to walk a few blocks from here at salesforce and you will see that there are a lot of homeless people in our city and it's getting much, much worse. >> sales force ceo marc benioff has been committed to bay area causes donating millions to hospitals, schools and organizations devoted to homelessness and as we sat inside salesforce east the company's high-rise on mission street marc benioff described what he thought. >> it requires funding

is going to be horrible for a small area, and we will see how bad tomorrow morning when we get the hel k t helicopters up i flying to see what is left. >> bill karins, thank you for that. and gary jarvis is the major of destin, florida, on the florida coast and in the storm's past, and joining me now. mr. mayor, thank you very much, and i know that you have been doing the preparations, and plenty of warnings, but no way to protect your coastal city, your community from this. >> good afternoon, andrea. that is correct. all you can do is to prepare, you know, the families and the businesses for the impacts of the storm that the previous folks have been talking about the wind and the storm surge. fortunately from our community, just now, we are receiving 40, 45-mile-an-hour winds. we will miss the brunt of the storm, and the winds even though they may get up in the 60-mile-an-hour range, the net benefit to sus that we are getting a north/northeasterly wind on the west side of the storm to reduce the storm surge dramatically which is going to help a lot of the businesses and our homes alon

say agents found a fully functional 200-pound bomb loaded with pounds and pounds of black powder that hel wasing to bring to washington, d.c. and detonate on one national mall on elec day. rosenfeld planned to kill himself in the process, prosecutors say, to draw attention to his political views, which include support for in ancient greek syste which elected officials arech en at random by lottery. gosh. my >> reporter: people we talked to on the mall were horrified at the thought of a large bomb being detonated in this place regularly fille with tourists, including many school groups. >> nobody would have questioned, like, oh, 200 pounds of black powder for what. >> why is that so easy to get on the internet, though? >> reporter: court documents say rosenfeld had planned to kill only himself and that he had already built several smaller test obombs. li the national mall, jackie bensen, news 4. >> so frightening. all right, jackie, thank you. >> a a man in wheelchair was killed today while riding up and escalator at the columbia heights metro station. toght, we've learned new details abou

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a lot of people are nervous about it, but i think as they get a effective and hel ineffech this health care and economy, people will adopt and there will be no market. >> host: what is the role of ai when it comes to -- >> guest: a washing machine is technically a robot, and automatic washer. but the kind of robots i'm talking about are a welding or machining task that is done autonomously with a small drone aircraft that can take a package and deliver it some plac somepld take it back. or i can say to my phone or alexa i'm thinking of flying to las vegas next week. what do the flights look like. this is a robot that reminds me you know you are supposed to have lunch on saturday with so and so and you have a trip planned with your children. that kind of interaction doesn't exist yet but this can and should. >> host: you talk about a concept called ambient computing, which is what? >> guest: i don't take credit for the phrase that goes back 50 years to a professor at mit. he imagined computing would get cheap enough and effective enough that it would basically disappeared to the backgro

they said it's beverage business ngturned to growth in the recent quarter, hel pepsi report a rise in profits the ceo's last day in the office. but the higher costs are a concern for investors. the stock fell today. sara eisen has more on the latest quarter for pepsi. >> the ceo ending her 12-year tenure upon a high note. pepsico posting a strong growth on the metric they use to show how the underlying business is doing. double indigent increasing growing the freiheit o lay snack business and turn around in beverages continue are yibting to the growth.we hor, the strong dollar put a dent in the profit outlook. >> sfr the standpoint of the overall financials of the company, t first half of the year the dollar was actually a tailened to our results. it flipped to a headwind in q 3 and slightly more substantial he wwindbelieve in q 4. >> on her last day she told analysts and investors ifbl blessed to lead such a great company. during her leadehip petition steered the snack and drinks company toward better for y offerings. quaker oats. bubbly sparkling water and o doubling dow sparkling w

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they tried to stop the saints, but lost, but less than a week later, they hel dallas's ezequiel elliotto his second-lowest career rushing yards, resulting in a win. now, can they stopstnother fir round draft pick in the giants' saquon the rookie out of penn state is the focus of the giants offense. barkley is averaging 129ards of total offense per game. and just last week, the first game he didn't eclipse 100 yards of total s offense thieason. so, slowing down saquon will be the challenge for the redskins defense. as for auture hall of famer on the redskins offense, he's impressed with what he's seen out of barkley. >> he's nice, man. up know,he's -- he's a heck of a football player, you know? so hee -- h has impressed me so far, but it will be -- it will be good to watch film, because ll be watching the film. i'll be watching some of the ghlights. but ourfe nse, they're going to have a tough challenge. and they will have tstop him. >> the battle of the 26s. but somethinghat will help the redskins, the giants traded eli today. no, no, not thatel eli apple, the cornerback, traded to the

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the defense homesaron wint's testimony will hel they're arguing wint's brothers used his minivan t drive to d.c. where they murdered the family and tricked daron wint into coming to pick up his minivan. >>> your time now is 4:35. here's a look at our other tops y. the man accused of randomly stabbing a woman to death in northwest d.c. is set to be in court today.ra anthonyord is charged with killing wendy martinez last month. d.c. police say she was jogging down p street when the attack happened. >>> metro is investigating the death of a man who fell down an escalator in a wheelchair. the accident happet the columbia heights metro sdtion. no wor on why the man did not use the station's elevator, which was working. >>> this moining, an stigation is under way at a school in leesburg, virginia, tber an incident that reportedly happened among fool players. the local paper cites sources who say a boy was sexually assaulted afterct prae last eek after tuscarora high school police refused to characterize the nature of their investigation. >>> 4:35. it's a great day to be a cs fan. last night th

. >> rorter: to hel with research, months after the death, they gave carmen his remains which she buriedmonths later, the shock of a lifetime. the board calledarmen to reveal they had given they are wrong ashes. >> who are the ashes remainsne the i buried? he said i have no idea i have no clue. >> reporter: the board found severe inventory control problems with donor remains in july. and there were other problems. the memorandum on showed the ashes were mistakenly burred today state cemetery in carroll county, even though family asked thee remains b returned. and there was confusion over which bodies had been cremated. the state health department said they'r conducting an internal review but other say they want a formal hearing when they reconven in january. >> i commit, when we reconvene, we'll have a meeting to explain the actions. >> i was horrified, appalled. there is no way to describe or envision the pain families must feel. >> and this is an issue in the governor's race. ben jealo has the story. what happens when you understaff public agencies and msprog we have not yet received a

air active investigators have been deployed to the site to figure out what caused the hel kaur copter>> thousands of migrants remain on the move towards the border tonight. mexico is offering people asylum if they'll remain in two of its southern states. with word of a second caravan that has setout from el salvador. that group is much smaller and made up of about 300 people. >>> the super market and pharmacy chain says a pharmacy laptop was stolen last month and it contained names, medical conditions, prescription drug records and other health information. raley's says their working to determine whether the data had been accessed or misused. there are several stores in the bay area. >>> still ahead, some scary love this halloween. see the unusual and spooky place a bay area couple decided to get married -- get engaged rather. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a nice night out there, and warmer weather on the way. >>> so what's the fastest way across the bay? >> in the time it took we had a winner. >> public transportation is the way to go, definitely. b.a.r.t. >> challenged by you

l we are.who the hel this is america. nothing is beyond our capacity.e have to bring this country together. the only thing that is strong enough to tear america apart as america itself and we have seen it start and we must make it stop. is what this is all about. we have to make it clear as democrats, we choose hope over fear. unity over division. we choose allies over enemies. we choose truth overlies. we choose a bright future over the darkness. if we do that, we can still on the 21st century. this country has to come timeher, so folks, it is to get up, remember who we are, this is america. we can do anything. take it back. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. this is america, nothing is our capacity and that is not hyperbole. god love you all. thank you, thank you, thank you. good to see you all again. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ mr. biden:, on, guys, get back up here, abby. ladies and gentlemen, these people are not only optimists, they are smart as hell. thank you. congratulations. go get them. thank you all. this is it. come on

you should all go to hel. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is martin kazinski and interesting to watch it develop and sore try to mr. reskin when he was asking what kind of control of your streets do you have here. he said, well, it's the traffic and stuff like that. take control of your streets from the state of california. the courts, ask them to define who has control of the streets. is it state of california, local government once and for all. there's basically no support for the proposals no matter what she states. the stickers on the board, as you can see from this exercise here that 99% of the people are opposing to the proposals. now, i believe there are solutions. the solutions are not that difficult but you have to go to the leaders of the city and ask them, do you want taxis in the city. if you don't, just kill us. don't let us suffer. if you do want taxi service, support us. solution has to come from city governments especially participating in financial resolution to the problem. it can be done. it can be done with no suc

that the bowser administration hopes is theng beginf a project that willp hel students help with affordable housing r d help g of blighted propert propertie properties. these brand new tiny homes were built by hig s schooldents as part of a pilot program called vacant to vibran designed to turn empty lots into productive properties. shelley kareem's students built these homes over the last two years during their class time. she points out the students not only got real world job skills by doing the work, they got the chance to giv back to their neighborhood. >> my students are very -- they take pride in their work and for them to understand that not only would we see the work but the community would see just how well they orbuild. >> rr: in tiny home is only 160 square feet but has everything you need in a place to live and it could sell for as little as $50,000 according to polly donaldson with the d.c part of housing. >> we know there are other vacant lots the city could acquire to be used for.nd portnd baltimore have been used as a way to house some special populations, sometimes it's gr

that's going to hel pick the temperatures up a little bit more than where we were yesterday.esterday we were at 58 degrees. and then your wednesday, thursday, peiday, ttures in the mid 50s for the aftnoon high. winds will pick up today but not until this afternoon. we'ligtalk about the changes. we have a hurricane that's going to impact us. >> good morning, outer loop at 53, two lanes getting by a crash there in the main lanes and also taking a look at t express lanes in virginia. we have that shutdown right now. but the rest of the beltway looks say. you ca that closure here right now so as we get more information about that we're going to let you know what they're saying as far asow long that's going to take. just the rig shoulder is getting by the crash. looks better than it did a shor. time southbound is okay there. >> melissa, thank you. we turn back to two stories we have been tracking while you were sleeping. new r details in thee of a teen arj girl near a metro station. >> live with more on first i want to turn to chris lawrence at the scene of a deadly shooting in ge

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kids made football hel >>> group of students had a pretty nice treat today. >> yes, today's steam at the event, they made football helmet masks with the former defensive end dennis brown. they designed the mask using only 15 straws. the project was intended to develop creative solutions to solve problems. >> these kids, they were basically doing engineering, really didn't know it, but it is using the stem as kind of an overlay in teaching these young people about engineering, about math, about degn, about ot thend oduc>>well encourages students to use science, technology, engineering, as well as arts and math to solve >> for news throughout the evening, join us at kpix.com. >> join us right back here at 10:00 and 11:00. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. announcer: it's time to play "fa

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we have tammy leitner outside the detention center where he it being hels morning. tammy, good morning. good morning, sheinelle. we know he was not shy in his political views. lyyams til shocked at what happened and they d not see this coming. this morning, new details about cesar sayoc. now in police custodyor allegedly sending more than a dozen fire bombs. w here is wha know. the 56-year-old has a long criminal record. in 2002, he pledltguilty to making a bomb threat to the utility company. promising it would be worse than 9/11. in other cases, pled guilty to larceny and fraud and possession of a controlled substance. >> sayoc is an immature, rather confused indivial. >> reporter: attorney ron lowey has represented sayoc in the past. >> he lives in a fantasy world. i don't know if he recognizes the consequences of his actions. >> reporter: he grew upmin m and attended college in the '80s. >> half semester. he seemed like a normal teena r teenager. >> he was a greeter and he dee jayed for us. >> reporter: he was working at theju dgentlemen's club in west palm beach

hel hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." pastor andrew brunson found guilty of terror related charges that he denied but sentenced to time served. his release a victory for the trump administration, which worked behind the scenes and publicly sanctioned turkish officials to make this happen. reaction from the pastor's sister, lauren brunson. >> he forgave those in court that accused him publicly. if he's able to do that i don't think we can -- trying to think of the best way to say this. don't think we can judge them more harshly than he has. he has been through this. god has allowed him to extend grace towards those that have treated him this horrible way. >> remarkable words. benjamin hall is in turkey. what was it like there? >> today is the end of a two-year nightmare. as you said, this is being seen as a real win for the trump administration and in particular, for its foreign policy. this all began this morning when brunson's convoy arrived and during the trial that lasted four hours, we started to hear news from inside

hearings.these local students formed a group called voces fuertes - or strong voices in englh termined to hel donating all the money raised migrants seeking asylum in the united states are being detained in record numbers at the u.s. mexico border. on friday night a group of bay area students banded together for a night of music and activism. the group voces fuertes - or strong voices in english is determined to help the central american immmigrants who are bound to be detained if they sucessfully cross into the united states by donating money raised at the concert. grace grace connallon, voces fuertes founder// "it really just occurred to me everything that happened in the news and realzing there are children just like me who are fighting to get medical care which i take for granted."they say although they may never get to meet the people they are trying to help- they pictured themselves in the shoes of immigrant children separated from their families and wanted to do their part to help. live in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. the trump the trump administration is planning to send at l

normal and she gets in the lily character and she has a southern accent and you're like, where the hel they're performers. >> jimmy: it's nothing we need to worry about. >> no, i don't think so. >> jimmy: your daughter is driving age now, right? did you teach her how to drive? >> i teach her, vanessa teaches her. we have different methods of tea teaching. >> jimmy: what's the difference? >> vanessa is more like, you know, give me the wheel. >> jimmy: vanessa's less patient. >> watch out for the curb. watch out for the curb. she's -- she teaches in a very -- >> jimmy: mommish way. >> proactive way. very proactive. i'm like -- which is probably worse. i'm sitting there and she's driving and she makes a turn and i see she's about to hit the curb, i won't say anything, i let her hit the curb. >> jimmy: whose car is it? is it your car? >> it's my car. well, when i'm -- she's driving with me, it's in my car. i'm like -- >> jimmy: will you teach her to fly the helicopter? >> no. >> jimmy: you will not? >> no. >> jimmy: maybe when -- >> can't check your blind spots in the car, you can't check

across the nation to see this righton my -- really >>ght on my street to write was headin hope this hel stop ignori it. we hav been ignoring the hate and gr numb to it. someth like this, it's so to i. >> joining me now is theayor of pittsburgh. welcom to "meet the press." >> thank you, chuck. >> let me just start wh what you -- information you share with us about what you learne about the incident and ? >> well, there'snf press that's scheduled this mornin where we will be releas the names of the the families were notified yestevening. as can you imagine, there is a lot of s right now within the city. >> many synagogues have protec sadly, constantly becaus threats are constant in the jewish someti low level, sometimes very serious. so sadly this isn't -- this isn't a shock and yet it is unexpe can you just share with how the reacting, t of how particularl in the jewish commun there? well, in pittsbur hearts broken.e' right now trying to grappl with this horrendous crime, something that is one of he darkest day in our city's histor our city is small. all co are connected togeth understan

join me for all the morning hels at the top of the hour. ♪ welcome back to date line.ons about their mother's new husband, john meehan, had driven her daughters to become amateur detectives. so far, they uncovered a hornet's nest of deception. not only had john lied about being a doctor, several women had restraining orders against him and he had served time for multiple crimes. yet deborah was still standing by her man. now, a woman from john's past was about to tell him even more disturbing tale. was deborah in danger? here is keith morrison with the women and dirty john. >> reporter: who was this man who'd stolen debra's heart? this john meehan? tonia bales had no idea either, when he stole her heart decades ago. >> he was playful. he was interested, engaging, smiley. >> reporter: it was the late 1980s. tonia was a young nurse anesthetist in dayton, ohio. john was in law school there. until he met her, that is, and said he had a kind of epiphany. >> he said, "you know, i'm not even sure i'll be happy bein' an attorney. i think i wanna be a nurse anesthetist." and i

does this damage the relationship with mbs as senator calls that near the hel helm? >> that is the crown prince. we have many business relationships. we have many students who have come to our country who are now very prominent in the kingdom. we've had a 70 year relationship since world war ii. where we have worked together to provide a level of stability and economic opportunity for the people in the middle east and for this to occur is heartbreaking really for the people, the khashoggi family for a spin out of the rest of the people in saudi arabia. >> harris: quickly, will congress take action of saudi arabia's are responsible for this journalist death? >> absolutely. >> harris: congressman wilson of the great state of south carolina, thank you for setting us out. >> and honored to be here, thank you. >> harris: let's get more reaction on saudi relations going forward. served as ambassador to the saudi arabia under president george w. bush. we are grateful to have your time. and hopefully you got to hear a little bit of my conversation with a congressman because

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