then just to my far, far right is herman pirchner. herman has been a longtime president of the american foreign policy council. and they do great work looking at all the time to hotspots around the world and trying to anticipate what's going to happen long before it does. you could sort of say they are different from the obama administration because they actually look ahead. herman doesn't have to pick up the newspaper as being surprised by what's going to happen next in the world, because he and his staff have been there, know what's going on, and do great jobs anticipating it. most recently, he was in front of the ukraine-russia difficulties. it's a great publication. i suggest those of you who of a few hundred dollars, you may want to join the american foreign policy council. i expect all of your are interested in foreign policy, and it's a way of keeping up-to-date. very low overhead operation, but they do great work on foreign policy and intelligence. and then to my immediate right is my old friend doug bandow, who i knew first b

you know, that's herman. >> when jeff heard that herman needed some $15,000 to pursue an experimental m.s. treatment -- well, he got a few hundred of his friends together to see what they could do. hugs for herm was held this past sunday in vallejo. ♪ musicians herm had backed up over the years, now had his back. they came to play for him -- ♪ -- and better yet, play with him. and by the end of the night, they had the money, and herm, well, he had proof that for his whole life, he'd been hitting the right notes, on stage and off. >> and i can still smile, because i am still me. i'm a musician that plays differently now. >> he says differently. might only be able to play three notes, but those three notes are going to have soul and that's what makes them so great. >> really highlights when the community rallies for people, even when crisis. >> less than 24 hours after the earthquake, question, do we go on? there were damage in downtown vallejo, but the musicians said, no, it's too important. >> sounded good. >> thanks, garvin. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we

herman? >> i agree with what you said in the baltics. they were discredited when nato was used offensively in the balt baltics because their argument against the hard liners was no need to fear the west. nato is strictly a defensive organization. but let's go back to ukraine and other parts of the former soviet union putin has designed on. in 2011, russia passed the expansion of the con federation and that was the law used to annex crimea. it sin line with the thinking of the nationalist about the creation of a greater slavic state. that idea was put forth many years ago and others have picked it up. you have a man now who was formally russia's ambassador to nato and now the deputy prime minister. he is russia's nationalist number one. we wrote 15 years ago no matter how unrealistic it is today we must come out like germany after 40 years. russia has had long-term designs on the territoryies. ukrainians remember the 2 million people killed by the force famine the -- in the 1930's. >> more tha

up next doug bandow and herman pirchner. then senior adviser hassan abbas talks about return of power of the taliban. also bruce herschensohn, his political career and foreign policy. next, authors join david keen of the washington times to discuss the ongoing conflict in ukraine. this discussion was part of freedomfest, a libertarian conference held annually in las vegas. it's about 45 minutes. >> you're probably wondering what i've done wrong to be dragged up before congress 70 times to testify. never been indicted. ladies and gentlemen, it's a great pleasure to be with you today. our topic today is hot spots around the world, the smaller version of freedomfest last january, i gave a talk on ukraine. that's before the thing heated up. mark thought it would be a good idea if we looked at places around the world an what's likely to happen. we have no better panelist than the group we have today. because we've got gentlemen who have immense experience working in many areas of the world. i think you'll enjoy what they have to

[inaudible] >> okay, herman. we got the question. herman? >> treaty of alliance and we have made it known to the leadership in beijing that we would stand behind japan. we've also urged japan not to push the issue. >> okay, other questions? the gentleman right down here in front. [inaudible] >> we got it. how long can the u.s. and europe continue to ignore militant islam? harmon state? i think we have been ordered to long already. one of the big mistakes we've made is assuming it's a single block. there are 1,600,000,000 muslims in the world. life for most muslims is very different in each of those countries can even in the arab world day-to-day life in morocco so different from saudi arabia. but for the fundamentalist there isn't so much difference. even if you assume there's 1% that has very stringent interpretation of islam, that 16 million people. that's a whole country. and not being engaged in the ideological and theological world with them, not dealing with elements that are reconcilable with the islamic world is a tragedy that's goin

herman? >> i agree with what you said in the baltics. they were discredited when nato was used offensively in the balt baltics because their argument against the hard liners was no need to fear the west. nato is strictly a defensive organization. but let's go back to ukraine and other parts of the former soviet union putin has designed on. in 2011, russia passed the expansion of the con federation and that was the law used to annex crimea. it sin line with the thinking of the nationalist about the creation of a greater slavic state. that idea was put forth many years ago and others have picked it up. you have a man now who was formally russia's ambassador to nato and now the deputy prime minister. he is russia's nationalist number one. we wrote 15 years ago no matter how unrealistic it is today we must come out like germany after 40 years. russia has had long-term designs on the territoryies. ukrainians remember the 2 million people killed by the force famine the -- in the 1930's. >> more tha

on the late herman alston rep of northbound 680. authorities say three people in eight k i eight hit another car and went into a canal. all three were killed. the chp said the late herman road off route has not been reid opened. >> reporter: to keep people out and keep people from getting injured and you will see fencing popping up all over the city. signs warning unlicensed contractors that it is a felony to come into one of these briefly as an approach one of the owners. obviously the city is up to try to take all precautions. but a few hours to go into the building inspectors going door to door would be day three of the inspections here in napa tucker at 103 red tagged buildings and 500 yellow tagged buildings continuing to grow up here. complete their first round of inspection. now, i do see the yellow fencing all over the city. you can see they kretek buildings and the 10 all over the city court in a lot of people have been coming out to take pictures of the debris in it are right up against the kids. here is kind of an issue a

then to my far, far right is herman pirchner. herman has been a long-term president of american foreign policy council and they do great work looking at all the time the hotspots around the world and trying to anticipate what's going to happen long before it does. you could sort of say they are different in the obama administration because they actually look ahead. herman is not to pick up the newspaper and be surprised by what's going to happen next in the world because he and his staff have been there, know it's going on and do great job of anticipating it and most recently he was on front in the ukraine russia difficulties. they turn out a great publication so i suggest those of you who have a few dollars it might want to join the foreign policy council. i expect i'll be here or just inform policy. it's a way of keeping up to da date, very low overhead operation but they do great work on foreign policy and intelligence. and then to my immediate right is my old friend doug bandow when i knew back in the reagan administration wh

and to the far right is herman pirchner. he has been the long-term president of american foreign policy council and they do great work looking at all of the hot spots around the world and trying to anticipate what is going to happen long before it does. you could sort of say they are different than the obama administration buzz because they look ahead. and herman doesn't have to pick up the newspaper surprised on what happens is because he and his staff have been there, done a great job anticipating it. he was out on the ukraine-russia difficulties not too long ago and they turned out a great publication and i suggest those of you with a few extra dollars may want to join the american foreign policy council. i expect all of you here are interested in foreign policy. it is low oversight and investigations overhead operation but they do great work on foreign policy. and doug bandow is to my right. i have known him from the reagan administration and he is a senior fellow at the cato institute and he is one of the worlds most pr

on the lake herman off-ramp of northbound- 680. authorities say, three people in a kia. hit another car and went into a canal. all three were killed. of the vehicle had a fender bender and one vehicle in a particular hostler had somehow the lake herman road off-ramp is now open. on to our coverage of the napa earthquake aftermath. many downtown streets remain closed -- posing a safety hazard. city officials say they are receiving an overwhelming amount of requests for building inspections. and there is not enough staff. napa's city council is asking for state and federal assistance. 30 more water main leaks were reported today.bringing the total up to 120. you can see the sense that has been put out here in fact since this offense has been put he conceded fancier than the peak of over it and see all of the damage out here it is the bricks on the ground and appeared to concede a sides of the building exposed obviously it do to get another aftershock it hurt more pieces of this building could come down and hit people and they're being very careful to keep cool out of this

herman, you're winding yourself up there, herman. hold on a second, before you launch? >> okay.e is a hypocrite, period. to paraphrase the president. i was laughing, stuart, because of that list that he gave. he left out obscene professor pay. $240,000 for one class? as they say in rock and roll, where do i get a gig like that. stuart: wait a second. wait a second. he is a professor of the public policy at berkeley and the course, the class, for which he is paid 240,000 del a year is on work and worth. seems to me, mr. rich reich, professor reich, he thinks politicians should set wages for political reasons as opposed to the market setting wages for, efficiency of the economy. that is what it seems to me. >> that is exactly right and that's where he is dead wrong. i pity the students that are in his class who are being brainwashed with this hogwash about how you achieve income equality in this country. the other thing about what he proposes, what he talks about is he's using erroneous information an facts to try to promote this idea that the government should set these wages and

he's and i magnificent designer for herman miller. of a crossover chairman could be either an office chair or the home chair. are you going to go for that crossover design now two. >> we have been there we have a lot of recent designs that go into our home or polio. a desk chair, lounge chair, and it can be a dining chair. a lot of our products actually crossover not really just from your home to your office multiple places and we like to say that our strategic direction of head we go from august everywhere. so let's not be bound in this way. david: we can't seem to get away from the office. >> we want you to create a lifestyle from herman miller throughout your day. when you get up and having the first cup of coffee, when we did hear actual office, and maybe a it's a restaurant or hotel and we think we can create that kind of lifestyle that is compelling and fantastic for people. liz: will change if anything about design within reach. i love their look. so how do you make of great thing better without ruining it? >> well, the two guy

i heard it from herman cain maybe 10 years ago. herman talked about qualities to look for any candidate. he said after you have established the conservative bona fides, the most important quality in a candidate you want is for us as conservatives, you are looking for a boat rocker, someone who's going to rock the boat. i won't mention names but there've been a few high-profile republicans who are not that conservative but they were fierce partisans. we have got leaders now that are inarticulate, that are not fighters and we want a lot of things as conservatives. number one we want leaders that will fight and we will articulate. someone who has been in office for 20 years that hasn't been outspoken in providing that leadership is probably not likely to provide inarticulate leadership for the cause in the 21st year. let me take the opportunity to mention something else. periodically i will have discussions with someone about a particular politician and they say well richard why don't you think x or y is a conservative? i say i've got

. >>> his name is herman aldo. driver's license a remnant of the life he used to have while being a truck driver. his life was taken away because of cataracts. >> less than a year ago, he's lost a lot of weight everything. >> herman aldo still carries a photo of his wife even though he hasn't heard from her since he lost his sight. and your family left you when you went blind? >> my family left my wife left. she's my wife. >> you still carry her picture. >> i love her. 16 years. i was with her 17 years. >> he lives here in a region known as baja vera paz. the locally grown produce at the market, a test tomt the abundant agriculture here hasn't pulled most of the population out of poverty. that's why the moran eye center brings teams of volunteers from the u.s. for 800,000 people there are only two ophthalmologists in the region, and most people can't afford a doctor anyway. >> if they don't have access to care, these people have no choice but to go behind if they can't afford the surgery, they won't see again. >> s

herman? >> there's an area dealing with china that gives me great concern even though there's been little publicity about it. it's a doctrine of the chinese government that no u.s. sush veilance are a military ship should come within 200 miles of the coast of china, and that, of course, is contrary to freedom of the seas. we've already had a number of incidences of boat rammings, of harassment of american ships by chinese ships and the reason it's of concern is there is no give. either we give up our understanding of freedom of the sea or not, and china is not likely to change its doctrine. this creates an opportunity for something unpleasant at sea that may or may not be handled well. >> doug? >> well, i think there are a lot of possible ones. one is north korea. i mean, the old man who died, kim jong-il, seemed to know exactly how far to push and rile up the south koreans and america and when to stop. it's not at all clear who his son who is 31 and seems more radical -- he executed his uncl

. >> james:the crash happened just beofre four p-m on the lake herman off-ramp oo northbound- 680. >> james:authorities say, three people in a kia spectra collided with another car and were pushed into a ditch and struck a canal. >> james:all three people in the car were killed. >>: the vehicle had a fender bender in one vehicle in particular had lost control. and went into a ditch. basically there appears to top fatalities to rose in one female. >> james:the lake herman road off-ramp was reopened at around 6:20 last night. >> james:officers have not released the identities of the victims. >> james:and the latest details of the napa earthquake aftermath. >> james:many downtown streets remain closed -- because of road problems or buildings in the area which pose a safety hazard. >> james:city officials say, they are receiving an overwhelming number of requests for building inspections-- which they are prioritizing based on the severity of the damage. >> james:they say, there is not enough staff to get to everyone right away. >> james:napa's city council is asking for state and federal

i talked to herman cain about what all this means today.rman cain, welcome back to america's newsroom. how are you? what do you think of the strength of the tea party after watching the outcome we watched last night ins? >> the tea party movement is alive and well. i never expected tea party-backed candidates as some people like to call them to take congress by storm. there have been some victories and there have been some losses. the key thing is it's causing many of the incumbents to move more to the right relative to what the tea party message is. especially in the senate bill, you don't turn a big ship overnight and that's why so many senate candidates that are incumbents running as republicans are winning. bill: so you think they are moving off the mark. but you have incouple tbhents this election cycle that have survived in texas, kansas and mississippi. >> i think that the because of longevity and low turnout. if a senator has been there for one, two, three terms, he or she has kissed a lot of babies, hang a lot of hands. you cannot

today herman is lucky to get around the block in that amount of time.stant companion of the past quarter century has upped it its attack on his nervous systems. many things he asks his muscles to do. they just can't. many, but not all. there are just some things it seems herb won't let this disease take from him. >> i still do what i do with what i'm going through. and that makes it sweeter. >> for decades he's been a fixture on the bay area's blues, jazz, and soul scene. playing his sax phone with dozens of bands and who knows how many artists. it is who he is and herm wants to hold onto it as long as he can. which is where jeff trager comes in. jeff is a promotor who spent a lifetime in the music industry. he has dell with thousands of musicians over the years. >> my mom passed four months ago. he played for the memorial. when i went to pay him, he said no, it was an honor. when jeff heard herm needed $15,000 to pursue an experime experimental research treatment, they got a few friends together to sew what they could do. hugz for hermz was held this p

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. >> herman? we got the question. herman? >> well, there's a treaty alliance and we have made known to the leadership in beijing we would stand behind japan and also urged japan not to push the issue. >> okay. another question. the gentleman right down here in front. [inaudible question] >> okay, okay, we got it. how long can the u.s. and europe continue to ignore militant islam? herman? >> well, i think we have ignored it too long already. it's one of the big mistakes we make is assuming it's a single block. there are 100,600,000,000 people in the muslim world. half of it in four countries, bangladesh, india, indonesia and pakistan, and life for muslims is very different in each country. even in the arab world, day-to-day life is so different than saudi arabia can but nor fundamentalists there isn't so much difference, and even if you assume there's one percent that has very stringent interpretation of islam, that's 16 million people, whole country, and not being engaged in the ideological and theological war with them, not

nicky and michelle herman take a drive with their family to jackson lake in the san gabriel mountainsnoon. >> we were really surprised at how many people were there spending christmas day, probably close to 500. then we noticed the lake was frozen and the people sledding down on to the hill out on to the ice. >> michelle has a brand new videocamera. she tries to focus on the hillside across the lake. >> we had seen a lot of people going down from the hill on to the frozen lake. adults with kids. they would actually stop before they were getting close to the water. >> it appears that the lake ice near the base of the hill is frozen solid enough to stand on. >> then a guy goes down the hill and when he doesn't get close to the water, he pushes himself out closer. >> the man scoots further out on to the lake. >> look at that big crack. is that a big crack next to him right here? >> yeah. >> michelle refocuses her camera and zooms in. there's a large crack forming across the ice just behind the man's sled. >> i could look right down and see the ripples come out from under the ice because

a good "ha ha." [ imitating pee-wee herman ] i think it's good.ealthy. let's have 30 seconds of laughing. let's go. ready? let's go. [ laughter ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, i feel better. everyone feel better? [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] did you hear about this new website that actually let's parents pick baby names based on web domains that no one is using? so i guess it won't be too much longer until you hear parents say "blockbuster marie, you get in here right now. get your big sister net zero. both get in here right now, missy." [ applause ] myspace, get off of there! i just saw this yesterday on cbs "this morning." they were talking about a photo of model chrissy teigen. of course, charlie rose had to chime in with a little quip. let's hear what he said. >> listen, i like chrissy teigen. if you follow on twitter, you know she's a hoot. charlie, when i got in this morning, i was reading "the new york post." and i looked at this -- i said, look at her mowing the lawn. >> i said, i got some grass that needs to be mow

lieutenant herman robinson says extra offivers have been called to the streets to address this string of violent crimes, that at this point, police say are not connected. >> "we have a enforcement group out this evening, that's targeting some of the hotter areas of the city." >> "people need to be praying definitely for the city of vallejo." in vallejo, philippe djegal, kron four news. six people were injured today -- after an elderly driver jumped the curb at a crowded palo alto cafe. it happened today during the busy lunch hour along university drive. the man was trying to parallel park in front of the university cafe. but instead of braking.he hit the gas pedal. the car went onto the sidewalk.hitting five people.critically injuring one. the driver also suffered minor injuries. > > look like the people became contact with were way worse off than he was. > > he is an old guy looking about. 90 years about > > people were on the ground and he was still in his car. he didn't look like he was injured that bad although they kept him in the car in that long. > > all five were taken to the

herman next to her carried from the mountain down to safety. at last, some help from outside. there are now 35,000 refugees from the yazidi minority who have flooded into northern iraq in recent days and weeks. they are adding to the numbers already here. iraq holds one million displaced people, fleeing extremists from other parts of iraq. many survivors still haven't any shelter. there is still hope for her baby. many are too traumatized or malnourished to help a child. for survivors, there is guilt as well as english. our families are still dying on the mountain, this woman tells us. they need help now. the u.k. has promised to help. caroline wyatt, bbc news what should the white house to? i spoke with retired u.s. air force colonel blyton. he was a former general of the u.s. chiefs of staff. tothe white house decides try to rescue these refugees, what are the military options? arehe military options basically threefold. what you have is an opportunity to going directly onto the mountain, using air power and air support to actually bring people out of that. that takes a long

herman i want to thank the commission for voicing my concerns. i live on 448 duncan street right across in the proposed project i will there with my wife and daughter we've been living in this neighborhood for over 18 years now and really like the character of the neighborhood it has a small hometown feeling a lot of the simple homes not two big and older so we want to preserve the character of the neighborhood the way it is and that's why we're quite concerned about the proposed structure of the new building. i agree it is too big i think that this fourth level penthouse with the roof-deck will also have a negative impact the noise and the privacy of our neighborhood. i live about two houses uphill from the proposed site and people are on the roof-deck a they'll directly see into my living room and one of my bedroom windows where my little daughter is sleeping i'm concerned that is an impact on our privacy and also concerned about the potential noise so in enclosure i'd like to ask you, please request the removal of the fourth floor with the pen

herman i want to thank the commission for voicing my concerns. i live on 448 duncan street right across in the proposed project i will there with my wife and daughter we've been living in this neighborhood for over 18 years now and really like the character of the neighborhood it has a small hometown feeling a lot of the simple homes not two big and older so we want to preserve the character of the neighborhood the way it is and that's why we're quite concerned about the proposed structure of the new building. i agree it is too big i think

the justin herman plaza and union square is where it's going down. >>> thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow morning. >> see you. ♪ ♪ ♪ - this is it, lemon. government, the true seat of american power. - this is all happening so fast. i mean, last week, you were at ge, and this week, you're-- what are you in charge of, exactly? - uh, we're sharing the load. it's a bit of homeland security. - they still have that? - extreme weather preparedness and the war on the poor. - you mean, the war on poverty? - yeah, okay, let's go with that. - so, you're never coming back? - i'm sorry, lemon, but there's nothing left for me at ge. sure, geiss could come out of the coma and say, "jackie boy, you're the next ceo," but that's not likely. the cryogenicists are already sharpening their head saws. - oh, this is all so weird. it's making me sick to my stomach. - lemon, it's 8:00 in the morning. are you eating those mexican cheese curls? - hey, don't knock my "sabor de soledad." i found a prize in here the other day, i hope. - lemon, i have to go. it's time for my freedom search. - liz lemon

herman chancellor angela merkel travel so israel on monday meets with the country's prime minister binyamin netanyahu has described germany as a good friend but his country's relations with a groupie and union haven't been particularly warm recently r.c.s. plus leader reports when european parliament president touched down in jerusalem recently he experienced the cold shoulder of israel's right he was heckled one addressing the parliament and accused of telling lies. it's a way. to communicate it anyway. oh how you make up that. he could go right ahead and i mean it's time i just took but it's ok. ok i need to go find a log with my loved one i am a very doubtful that i'm going there i go away. but i thought i. would never. see the. law does that kind of starts out that it's not and then you throw that away and then what is this. allowed. our life as the law i love you. since you seem to feel. nothing is impossible. mission accomplished a lot now after the break the bridges of love. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. a different. the boss repeats the same old joke of

herman next to her carried from the mountain down to safety. at last, some help from outside. there are now 35,000 refugees from the yazidi minority who have flooded into northern iraq in recent days and weeks. they are adding to the numbers already here. iraq holds one million displaced people, fleeing extremists from other parts of iraq. many survivors still haven't any shelter. there is still hope for her baby. many are too traumatized or malnourished to help a child. for survivors, there is guilt as well as english. our families are still dying on the mountain, this woman tells us. they need help now. the u.k. has promised to help. caroline wyatt, bbc news. what should the white house to? i spoke with retired u.s. air force colonel blyton. he was a former general of the u.s. chiefs of staff. tothe white house decides try to rescue these refugees, what are the military options? arehe military options basically threefold. what you have is an opportunity to going directly onto the mountain, using air power and air support to actually bring people out of that. that takes a lon

the lake herman off ramp will be closed for at least three more hours. the back up is in red on our traffic cam. this is going to be a very congested area, so an area you're going to want to avoid. we're going to continue to follow this breaking story for you throughout our newscast and bring you

two cars were involved in a minor collision around 3:40 yesterday afternoon near the lake herman road exit on the northbound side. the driver of one of the cars later took the off ramp and somehow lost control ending up in a ditch and hitting the wall of a drainage canal. the chp says the people killed was a 76-year-old man from vacaville, his 76-year-old wife and 78-year-old man from bay point. >>> crews are working furiously to place sandbags in anticipation of huge waves. santa barbara south coast could see waves up to ten feet. the high surf advisory is in effect until friday evening. meantime body surfers are taking advantage of the huge waves. and take a look at what happened when hurricane marie hit mexico. waves and high winds rattled the coastline. red warning flags now warn beaches to keep swimmers out of the water. this comes a week after parts of mexico got hit with heavy storms that left nearly 10,000 homes damaged, flooded, ordinary person cut off by mud slides. >>> the giants madison baumgartner was nearly perfect last night. baumgartner was nearly six outs away from a

development tonight in a deadly shooting in san jose, police announced today they arrested 19-year-old hermanxis ojona after escolara was shot on gramercy place. he was walking with his girlfriend to a house for a barbecue. it's a neighborhood that residents say is plagued with gang violence. according to the san jose mercury news, he's charged with a murder and gang enhancement. >>> bay area volunteers are headed to hawaii to help with disaster relief efforts after tropical storm iselle, from richmond, ramone, san mateo and mill valley. coordinating government and community help for those impacted by the storm. >>> approving a 10% water reduction plan, the new regulations will require all san francisco customers to reduce water use outside by 10%. the new rules will take effect in mid september and will last through june 30th of 2016 2015, the u.s. allocation is based on their 2013 usage, an excess use charge of twice the billing rate for every unit in excess of a customer's allowance. east bay mud today also voted to conserve irrigation water and the board approved new rules outlying floodi

they were in a kia that collided with another car at the lake herman off ramp. two people in the front seat, one in the back died. even though the air bags went off and they were all wearing seat belts. >>> the car-sharing business is cut throat these days. tomorrow, uber is throwing a party with free food trying to poach riders from rival lyft. cate caugurian says lyft accuses uber of playing dirty. >> reporter: talk about road ridge. >> it's been a blood feud. >> reporter: uber has some explaning to do after these documents show they were secretly trying to recruit drivers from come competitor lyft. this is not the first time we have heard of uber messing with their competition. in an effort to monopolize, hundreds of uber employees have called thousands of lyft rides and then cancel it when the driver has almost reached the destination. >> i noticed in the last few days in a row, i got 15 cancellations. catch the ride, cancel the ride. >> reporter: we spoke to a driver for both companies who asked to reman anonymous. >> we are stuck in the middle being stuck

san francisco locations include chrissy field, justin herman plaza and ocean beach, among others. williams sadly took his life at his home last week. he was suffering from depression and early stages of parkinson's disease. the family is reportedly planning a small private memorial with a public one to come later. if you would like more information on today's event we posted it for you on our website abc7news.com. >>> and new this morning. pg&e pleaded not guilty to obstruction of justice and other felony charges in federal court today. follows a new indictment in connection with a deadly pipeline explosion in september 2010 which killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. it also charges pg&e with muppet approximately accounts of poor record keeping. it alleges the utility knew the natural gas pipeline records. >> reporter: inaccurate or incomplete. the u.s. attorney is asking fines up to $1.3 billion. san bruno city manager is calling for an independent monitor to over see them. >>> still to come at 11:00, what a new report is saying this morning about the incoming class of cal

people are reportedly gathering in places like cliszy field and justin herman plaza to pay their respects. en event comes on the heals of a trabt at glide memorial church in san francisco. the house was packed there yesterday with people paying that are respects to the oscar winning actor and comedian. he was a supporter of many loam charities including glide. the reverend thanked him for lifting people's spirits and reminding all of us to smile. >> it was just a good laugh and a good soul. so you know, what he said and what he did and how he did it. >> as you probably know, williams dayed monday on his tiburon home. hollywood looking to put together a tribute worthy of that acting lejtd at next monday's -- wejd at next monday's emmy awards. >>> tesla did something no car company has done before. hampton pierson is live at cnbc's washington bureau with a look at the stories, good morning. >> hi laura, markets futures are higher as the markets come off a second straight week of change. oil prices closing down for the fourth straight week and trading below 97 miles this morning. existing ho

. >> reporter: herman douglass was a former teacher of 15 year-old kiera williams. remembers her talent format and reading and love of her mother, 34 year-old keisha williams. >> she would walk her children to school every day to make sure they were safe and nothing was going wrong. >> reporter: every week kiera and her brothers joseph reid and terence moore would help their mom sell fruit and water as a fundraiser for their church. that is what they were doing july 25th at corner of germantown and allegheny avenue when two men in the carjack suv lost control hit and killed them. >> hopefully those of us that remain and commit ourselves to serving others like they did so their lives didn't end in vein. >> reporter: three shining examples of good, that family will remember and celebrate even on the day filled with sadness, today turning to their faith in saying this is not the end but only the beginning. >> although we cannot measure it, we cannot prove it, we know it because it was palpable in the room today. >> reporter: the the children's mother was not able to ma

paul ruben better known as pee wee herman is 62. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today."ll see you later. >>> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> good wednesday morning, 4:30, i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a lot to get to on wednesday morning. first check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. a good day for the first part of the day. it's going to be warmer as we head throughout the afternoon. warmest day of the week is tomorrow, but today we boosted your numbers up by three to five degrees from yesterday's highs. 70 for san francisco. 82 east shore. 84 in the south bay. we had changes for the all-important holiday weekend. first, here's mike and your drive. >> folks on the golden gate id

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poland's prime minister is to be the next president dalton risk takes over on december first from herman van rompuy who says that major challenges are the economy ukraine and britain's place in europe blocks leaders have also nominated a new foreign policy chief that role is due to be taken by italian foreign minister at the rica. and while many of us resort to trawling the internet when looking for cheap flights one russian man tried another approach when he goes on holidays he gets there in a plane that he built himself or he's going to watch the reports on how his dreams to flight. sir gay and his eight year old son took a flight to their holiday destination there'd be nothing exceptional about that word not for one thing you will get little i made a plane we flew in myself i know every single tiny part of it and of course it gives me great comfort i feel confident about it has spent over five years building and from scratch using mostly fiberglass plastic old machinery parts and has inexhaustible a few c s m surrogate has sonny keita spent a total of twenty three hours in the sky tra

takes over on december the first from herman van ryn boyd who says the major challenges are the economy ukraine and britain's place in europe well the blocs leaders have also nominated italian foreign minister federica long really to be their new foreign policy chief let's now cross live to political commentator and of london for her sauce thanks so much for joining us here ana but i don't want to ask is known for his strong anti russian stances or no but what does that mean for the prospects of a rapprochement between europe and russia over the ukrainian crisis. well it means the lot of the current constellation the current choice of heads of the institutions of the opinion reflects the profound schism between the eastern countries new european countries and old countries that are much more pragmatic and they approach towards russia they are not touched by this emotions and the phantoms of the polished so are yes to go already during press conference we could notice how difficult and almost on reconcilable the approaches of italy. are. rini and donald are towards russia because they ha

. >> and pee-wee herman is 62 today! >> i saw that! >> ancient! >> what's that, barnacle?t repeat what barnacle said. >> barnacle, what makes you feel old? >> what makes me feel old? >> every day. >> getting up every day! >> way too young. all right, thanks, guys. >> replacing my walker. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama says the fight against isis won't be quick or easy. nbc's richard engel's going to join the table for the latest on that threat. >>> plus, an influential union takes aim at new york city mayor bill de blasio, urging the dnc to find another place to host the 2016 convention. but first, when we come back, we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch vice president joe biden charm a new friend. cute video. you're going to love it. just you...with the when gray creeps in do you lose it all? not you. new touch of gray mustache and beard reduces gray without getting rid of it all in just 5 minutes. for the perfect gray look you want. new touch of gray mustache and beard. eachwon't have a claim.wners that's why allstate claim

polish prime minister double tusk has been appointed president of the european tonsil taking over from herman van rompuy italy's foreign minister federica arena has been voted in as the e.u. senior diplomat in place of catherine ashton the reshuffle comes at a time of deep divisions within the twenty eight nation bloc over the ukraine crisis relations with russia on how to revive economic growth. beijing has called on washington to limit its valence of china some naval officers are even pushing for fighter pilots to intercept spy planes were sparked last week when the chinese fighter jets intercepted a u.s. submarine craft the american plane was flying close to china's naval bases on its islands in the site. american officials claim the chinese jet performed a borel role at one point coming within ten meters of their plane beijing says it was keeping a safe distance american spy missions pose a threat to its core security interests could be considered a hostile act every year the u.s. flies around five hundred missions around china so as monitoring from the sea and from satellites a child esp

george herman is at capitol hill for the senate view on the question which now is being some sort ofher immunity might be offered to the president against prosecution for any wrongdoing in the white house during his administration. george? betweenegal discussion mike kelly with some interest. up here, i guess you would have to say it is not viewed so much as a legal question as it is as a political question. i think the members of the senate i talked to were more concerned with what they would call the particle political realities of the situation. some of them feel, for example, that if there were a sense of a congress resolution that the president should be granted prosecutors,t especially federal prosecutors under president gerald ford -- most federal prosecutors would not prosecute, not because -- because of the practical politics of the situation. some members of the senate see the question of immunity as part of what my colleague called plea-bargaining. i do not know if you could call it resignation plea-bargaining. they have been doing political old-fashioned body english, tried

s next president he'll take office on the first of december he is replacing herman van rompuy sees the e.u.'s major challenges are the economy ukraine and britain's place in europe the bloc's leaders of also nominated italian foreign minister federica need to be their new foreign policy chief political commentator on of identity thinks the two new leadership old very different political views might prove to be a problem for the future of the. maurine is seen very much as tolerant candid as towards russia while donald tusk is seen as tough men who will are wrestle with president clinton about it's small to about it's about this relationship should be functional and unfortunately it's not because they contradictions are so profound that there is no other way that the states well try to vote by a letter all relations with russia because more complicated more profound the debate in europe and a less less vision common vision is represented towards russia our last chance is for european union to become a real player and fulfill its role or if it's an invention to become a saver off ukraine