look at this herman miller gained 52% for the year steel case is up 24% and i think both stocks coulde a lot more room to run. but that still begs the big question if we've got a slowdown in the economy, how the heck are these two office furniture companies performing so well if business is slowing, how does it make sense? shouldn't they be getting hurt if executives are pulling in their horns, spending less money? it turns out it's a lot more complicated than that. i love this kind of story. i want you in on it. you know herman miller is the maker of really high end office company like the aeron chairs with the lumbar support. i got one. i love it. as steelcase is the leading supplier of furniture and arc cher with the reputation for durability and reliability never have to throw out a steelcase. for most of the year, herman miller has been a phenomenal reporter just a phenomenal performer, putting up series of excellent quarters steelcase gave suboptimal reporting in march and both times the stock did get hammered but last week herman miller and steel of case each reported spectacul

herman: one follow-up. are there any facilities now available to which you would take individuals who are identified at the high-risk level? >> so this is a question about what is our response plan for sheltering in an emergency? >> mr. herman: correct. >> this is more of a dem question. i mention it, because in dph, we're responsible for the sheltering. it's a multi-process. our job is to have ready the cache -- and it's not that kind of cash, it's the cache of supplies. >> the current sheltering plan for any incident in san francisco we've identified locations throughout the city that can function as potential shelters. in that collection, we've also identified those that are ada compatible. not all are. we hope they become so, but we also recognize we want to provide the highest level of care we can at the shelters consistently. some individuals may have a particular need, so when an event comes up, we have not pre-identified shelters, but we have a list of places we can have shelters. and we'll let the

. >> kirk: tom herman, who recruited joe burrow to ohio state. great respect and admiration for one another and i know it's great for tom herman, sad to lose, but incredibly happy for joe burrow and the way his career has turned out. and what he has in front of him ure he'all ahianhis offense and ting m. it's ed orgeron with the victory tonight. he's with maria. >> maria: i want to take you17. you put the ball in joe burrow's hand and he threw a touchdown strike. describe the decision to attack. >> we trusted him. we wanted to put the ball in our quarterback's hands. he got the job done. texas played one heck of a ball game. >> maria: over 470 yards passing out of this offense. what impressed you most? >> i do believe we protect the quarterback, the way we throw the football, the game-planning, steve, him and joe brady. and you have to give the credit to your players. they won the game. >> maria: talk to me about the statement that was knead in a top en away with a win? >> i think it's a big statement. we didn't play good enough to get where we w

inventor and businessman herman bigombe and his businesswoman wife lucy they settled in kenya 2 years ago with hopes of having an impact on. kenya is in africa so it's vance now in so many ways in the same time we still have women and children carrying water boarded back for 1020 kilometers we were inspired you know to find a way to make a difference and we were you know we were able to rolling springs could make a greater difference if manufacturing costs come down and with them the selling price of $60.00 u.s. dollars. well out of reach for many women herman bigombe says the company is working on a much cheaper mass production model. with world health authorities estimating $260000000.00 people spending a half hour per trip fetching water a lower price point could have a marked impact on lives across kenya and the developing world. and that is it for now i'm deid every news africa story is on our website and facebook page today will leave you with pictures of the late south african rugby stock chester williams was a strace at the weekend he was the only black male on the team that w

also northbound 680 at lake herman, this earlier car fire still out there.the left lane. traffic has been heavy in both directions. slow westbound 80 through vallejo with that fire on the mare island south section of mare island. >> thanks. let's head back to the scene of breaking news that we're following in vallejo. you are looking live right now from sky 7 at a wildfire burning on mare island. that fire broke out after 3:00 this morning. >> as we look live there, we are getting new information from vallejo firefighters. they are telling us they believe someone tried to cut two power poles with a saw and that's what may have sparked the fire. this fire is next to tyler road there. the firefighters are telling us they found two saws in the area and they say that the thieves have tried to steal copper electrical wires in the past. these flames at this point, they charred about three akercreacre. this fire is 50% contained. >>> developing news, president trump is set to release the transcript of his call with the ukrainian president. >> that call is at the ce

jim's brother herman and his family show up at about 4:30. a little behind schedule, as usual. >> here we are, running late. and he would always make fun of us for that, "here's the melgar family, always running late." >> we knocked on the front door, and no one came to open it. all we heard was the dogs barking. >> i was telling my dad -- i remember clearly telling him this doesn't feel right. >> reporter: what marissa and her family are about to see will haunt them forever. >> 17 stab wounds, 14 cutting wounds, and 20 blunt force wounds. these wounds would take time to kill. >> reporter: stay with us. >> reporter: jim and sandy melgar, toasting 32, apparently, happy years together. dinner out, followed by romance in the jacuzzi. but, saturday night becomes sunday afternoon, and their tidy brick home in suburban houston is about to reveal a grim secret and a puzzling mystery. when no one answers the doorbell, jim's brother herman enters the house through an overhead garage door someone had left wide open. he continues through an unlocked int

herman, you watch this today.an go through the list of the things they propose, we already know, no cars, no oil, no gas, no planes, no clouds but every thing else is free. >> let me say you named this show liberal lunacy which is exactly what it is. liberal lunacy. none of these lunatic ideas by any of these democrat presidential wannabe candidates will work. secondly they will probably never pass. you're not going to have that many crazy people in the house and senate. it's not practical. all of this hysteria about the atmosphere, some of them are being scared into believing in this stuff. i read one of the articles toda today. i read one of the articles today. since the end of the industrial revolution, the beginning of it, the atmosphere has warmed up 1 degree celsius. that's not a crisis. if you go back even further, you'll find out that the temperature of the atmosphere runs in cycles. >> sean: mark, you spent a lot of time writing and reading and researching all of this. is any of this real? >> climate chan

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herman: to things. in terms of -- two things.terms of expressing some of the changes you're looking at making, that is going to be tricky because you have a dmv booklet that is statewide and if you change the rules about white zones and blue zones and green zones in san francisco, how are you going to communicate that? i'm not looking for an answer right now, but i think it's something to think about, because you have a booklet that comes out from dmv which may be counterproductive to what you're trying to do. the second comment i have is, as somebody who used, when my husband was alive, the blue parking placard, we often found it was very difficult to find a spot, because those placards are given out like jelly beans. and i don't know the answer to that, but there seems to be -- you know, if you start expanding blue zones, more blue zones, i'm very ambivalent about that because of the experience i've had with people who get those placard and really don't need them, and have them for a while when they do need them, and continue t

when you get a little closer to lake herman there's a car fire the left lane is blocked. we have fire crews on scene and is backing up traffic in both directions of 6.80 so fire crews are rolling out and our crash in oakland cleared eastbound 24 at broadway. we had all lanes blocked a move that off to city streets. all lanes are back open and you're good now in both directions chain started, thanks a lot rob. >>so one of our big stories this morning we have more than 1400 pg e customers now in the north bay waking up in the dark because power was shut off by the utility. >>early this morning at p g cut the power off to prevent while fires with the extreme danger that we're facing kron four's will tran is live in calistoga where the lights are on if you were in the dark for sure. >>i'm definitely in the dark had it not been for our late that's powering the am at the intersection of one 28, but hill road, boulevard. the only lights are the headlights and we show you how dark it is without are light. there it is see how dark things are in this intersection is only powered by

some, like david herman, were underwhelmed with that lineup of interviewees.complementary, with raj kumar advising: iamjoined i am joined now by the bbc‘s editor of live political programmes, rob burley. robert preston on itv did have the prime minister that night, but not andrew neil. you had to quite minorfigures. not a great start. i think two minor figures is unfair. we had the chief treasury secretary on the day of the major economic statement, we had a member of the shadow cabinet was close to jeremy corbyn. obviously i congratulate the piston programme for getting the prime minister that night, but it is interesting to me that if you look at the ratings, more people watched our show, with andrew neil, than that show with the prime minister. so i think there is a big draw for people who want to watch andrew neil, in a time of extraordinary politics, they want what many regard as the best interviewer in the business to hold people to account. so that is what happened. obviously it is about big names and big figures, that is part of politics, but also the

northbound 680 at lake herman or north 680 near the benicia bridge. a possible car fire.sted on this. northbound 680 flowing well at this point. eastbound 580, an injury crash is causing slowing in the westbound direction. >> thanks. now our other major story is president trump is set to release the transcript of his call with the ukrainian president. >> the call is at the center of an official impeachment inquiry launched by nancy pelosi. we go to washington for more. good morning, inez. >> good morning. house speaker nancy pelosi had been on the fence for months, but she is now making her move as more than two-thirds of house democrats say it's time for impeachment. house speaker nancy pelosi announcing the first step towards impeachment. >> the actions of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's betrayal of his oath of office, betrayal of our national security, and betrayal of the integrity of our elections. >> reporter: the historic move comes after president trump admitted to asking the president of ukraine to investigate his political rival

include it all, okay. -- start now herman what do you think?rfare, i don't have a yacht i don't want one but i am not jealous of somebody that has a yacht i don't have six cars i don't want six cars but not jealous of any one who doesn't have six cars elizabeth warren is the classic class warfare crowd few that show up for rallies plays its tax the wealthy, most people that acquired large amounts of money and they have a fortune what risk did government take nonwhat risk did elizabeth warren take. >> she took risks when she built her own multimill multimill i don't know day willar fortune. >> this is confiscation. >> it is we need a step back to understand that 70% of americans right now think the wealthy should be taxed more she is playinging into a base elizabeth warren is actually running a very smart campaign. you might dislike her you have to understand the reality that we are up against if we are going to chaernths and minds better understand that come up with policies to overcome that i don't know i know there is a lot of people disagree

they are clearing a vehicle fire at lake herman. there are some more temperatures on tap. >>> we're looking at temperatures that are going to be on the rise again. once again, the heat advisory in effect. and we could see record raking heat once again. but this morning, a live look for the sales first tower camera looking east of the bay bridge, mount diablo with mainly clear skies, a beautiful start to the daywill continue to watch the temperatures climb. 68 in concord, oakland 67, 63 livermore, 68 in san francisco, 67 in san jose and upper 50s for santa rosa. so wish we could keep keep temperatures like this, comfortable this morning because we had through the afternoon, check it out, microclimate forecast along the coast, 80s mid to upper 80s to low 90s for the bay, a heat advisory in effect for the bay and our inland locations, heat advisory as well. triple digit heat inland, once again. here's the reason why, the strong ridge of high pressure in place, we have a low pressure system across the desert southwest, and with that flo

herman: just a follow-up to my own question. the other issue is the bathroom accessibility. the ada bathroom in the units. people who need that. my question is, about the application and the use of the site. for people who are visually impaired. how is -- is there some way -- this was my question also about audio, is there some way to have somebody who is visually impaired fill out the application through a voice interaction? as opposed to having to have somebody sit there to help them fill it out? is there some way to design -- digitally design the application so that it's an audio application. and takes responses verbally from somebody who may have visual impairment? >> okay. so just to make sure you understand, the applicant could speak an answer and then -- >> have the application ask a question, what is your name? and then the person speaks it. and then it gets filed into the application. >> nicole: through the chair, i think one of the things to check on christina's audit is what councillor herman is describing is something available through a voice dictation. and typi

mta wants to herman as a problem. >>however, sfmta says it was operator shortage in a statement spokesperson erica kato says we did not divert any buses that were assigned to any lines. we were unable to fill what we call a run on lines such as the 8 that were already missing bus runs due to operate or availability while in calls their response an excuse. >>i said don't you last couple of months we went over. but the plan was for the chase center. we were promised increased service we talk about service will not be affected. and not one time did operate shorts coming up in our conversations. >>now we were at the chase center in oracle park on tuesday night both venues have events going on at the same time and we were there to monitor traffic people said surprisingly that traffic went smoothly in walton believes he was in part at the expense of his district. he says moving forward he will continue to follow up with community in san francisco taylor bus aqi kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay now people will soon be abl

. >> host: dallas, texas, herman, democrats. goodas morning. >> caller: good morning. my comment is that whenever donald trump is in trouble, and i have watched you or morning show i would have, his defenders deep in him, you know, they do the same thing, defend and attack, defend with it's the senators for the representatives or yourr callers, defend and attack. they never come this unconditional love, he feels invincible. so he keeps crossing lines. that's the frustrating thing. andst then they come back on and when he's in trouble again, they defend and attack. >> host: what is the lined you are most worried about courts wheree has it cost the light and which one concerns you the most? >> caller: he crossed the line as a candidate. youne know, just started his campaign with the russians and making deals and stuff that he shouldn't have been making thin, and the route his whole presidency. >> host: what do you do you think he should not have made? >> caller: he should not, should not ofop had the people d his sons office from russia talking about making a a deal,u kn

so we met twins herman and her road. are both deaf, and although they love going to raves, there is a lot about music they don't experience, until now. we joined them when they tried on a prototype shirt which can turn music into a whole body experience. we we re into a whole body experience. we were born hearing, and when we became seven —— one with ten seven we became deaf at the same time. everything changed. we lost our hearing, we can speak anymore, we felt quite isolated. if you think about going to a concert, especially for a deaf person, what they would feel would be the vibrations coming through the floor into the air, and just feel very strongly based around the stomach. 0h oh my god, well, it was emotional. same. they got emotional. strong reaction. it feels like something that should have happened a long time ago. i've played a deaf rave, you played the base. it was sick. wow. that looks amazing. and they are here. thank you for coming in. and that is pretty much the extent of my signing was. the beautiful ro

david: we will hear more from herman in just a moment. facebook chief mark zuckerberg has a plan for moderate internet regulation and will pitch it on congress. what's going on? susan: first time he's back in d.c. since his two days of testimony in 2018. he's here, yes, to sell his vision of self-regulation of facebook to the politicians but also to shake hands and of course, a charm offensive is on. david: on both sides, by the way. susan: so last night, he was at a dinner apparently, according to our sources at fox business, he met with senator blumenthal, senator cantwell and today he will meet with mike lee, chairman of the subcommittee on antitrust of the senate. we deal with politicians on both sides of the aisle talking about a breakup of names like facebook. do they have too much control over the internet and over the discussion, not only antitrust, privacy concerns and content moderation. david: for all those concerns complaints, they are wining and dining each other. susan: the stock up 40% this year. teflon. david: look at u.s.

at justin herman plaza now there were mostly young people teenagers participating in today'e march. i talked to one young lady from berkeley who says that we can no longer delay acting on climate change that now is the time, i'm here because. >>we're out of time for climate change. and we need real chi mak. >>and finally even though friday's protest is coming to an end we have heard there could be additional climate strikes a scheduled for next week possibly on wednesday here in san francisco. but for now along the embarcadero charles clifford kron 4 news. >>well he left oakland a few weeks ago, but he hasn't left headlines now he's back in the unemployment line. >>kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas here was more just seems to never and i mean what 11 days with patriots game is this nice stuff you can't make a right which makes is so bizarre. just when you thought you were done hearing about a be another chapter in the downward spiral begins earlier this afternoon. the new england patriots release the controversial right receiver. now we're left to wonder will he ever play another s

concert for place where we are that's going to focus this one of the cars reports me max kaiser stacy herman marc valid but our guest incremental get this but you get it for free and you catch us on twitter account as a report or kaiser report dot com and we'll have a link to this book where you think about that it's all next time. i. ready ready ready need to stop at the continuing to grow. i just never know very good about the idea of bringing children into the world because i didn't feel like things were in very good shape that a life was just going to be a lot of software program. there's no reason the more. you take things that are to me the. there's no reason to make something. to everybody's scared to talk about it certifiable is really dependent on us addressing this issue and if we can even talk about it if we can even have a conversation of that it then. ready compared to centuries of chinese history 2 years is nothing unless budgets 2 years of done. with yet another round of terrorists being added to the us trade war this last week china strategy of waiting out the enemy likely to

at justin herman plaza now their work mostly young people teenagers participating in today's march. i talked to one young lady from berkeley who says that we can no longer delay on out acting on climate change that now is the time, i'm here because. >>we're out of time for climate change. and we need real chi mak. >>and finally even though friday's protest is coming to an end we have heard there could be additional climate strikes a scheduled for next week possibly on wednesday here in san francisco. but for now along the embarcadero charles clifford kron 4 news. >>more than 20,000 people were without power this morning after a construction crew not affiliated with pg in a hidden underground power line happened about 8 this morning near pier 17 power was out in several neighborhoods, including mission bay potrero south of market dogpatch china basin and no a valley. least to our last check rather and least 1800 people are still without their power. >>quite a fall from grace, antonio brown of course was released by the raiders a few weeks ago, he is still though in the headlines in t

be ok herman gesture has been recognized as a hate symbol alongside the swastika america's onto defamation league based its decision on the signs adoption by white supremacists even as extremists continue to use symbols that may be years or decades old they regularly create new symbols memes and slogans to express their hateful sentiments we believe law enforcement and the public needs to be fully informed about the meaning of these images which can serve as a 1st warning sign to the presence of haters in the community or school. ok symbols white power meaning was initially part of an online prank exposed but apparently supremacists liked what they saw and started using it that way in earnest among them the christ church terrorist during a court appearance the a.d.l. says cases like that warrant its inclusion on the list of hate symbols i think though that context is always important last year a former white house staffer was accused of making the white power sign but her defenders pointed out she's mexican american under descendant of holocaust survivors our guests debated the issues rais

undermining the conservative party look at the statements made yesterday the reactions from philip herman cain clarke the rebels you get the impression that the conservative party is about to crumble. no i don't have that sense actually of course the people you are naming are no longer conservative m.p.'s they're still in the house but they don't take the what we call the whip they don't take the discipline of the conservative party anymore and they all therefore unable to stand as members of parliament for the conservative party again they will be able to stand of course for any other party or indeed as independents but just not for the party that got them elected last time this strengthens boris johnson's hand in any potential election because in their seats which are overwhelmingly very safe conservative seats there will be new conservative candidates chosen and those candidates will be far more likely to support boris johnson than those who've already demonstrated that they absolutely won't that is to say they didn't just vote against their tory policy they voted for a government to b

so one of the commissioners decided to compare rose to justin herman plaza and said we should not name it after people. i guess for-profit corporations like chase bank is okay. we love the warriors but j.p. morgan has brought havoc. why do corporations get a pass -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> evening, directors. thank you for your time today. my name is rosa, and i am a lifelong resident of chinatown. i work there and my family owns a business there. for those speakers who said they came to chinatown three times a month, i am there every single day of my life, i sleep, work, live there, practically there 24/7. naming this station is giving respect to our community advocates that hardly get recognized in anything that they've done for the city and the community. there are so few opportunities for public institution to be named after the she-roes of our time especially for women of color. this is more than just about a name. rose reminds us to be relentless in our service to the community, particularly women to be bold, courageous and undeterred in our pursuit for a more just society

. >> reporter: 18-year-old simah herman vaped nicotine then thc over two years, getting sicker and sicker, ending up on life support, on a ventilator. >> it was terrifying. i was just getting weaker and weaker by the minute. >> reporter: doctors put simah in a medically-induced coma. when she woke up, she asked to write this message on instagram, now seen around the world. >> i'm just trying to share my story and save people's lives. >> and adrienne tonight, the american lung association is also just out with a new warning? >> reporter: yes, david, that's right. they're saying that e-cigarettes and are not safe and can cause lung damage. they're saying young people are particularly at risk because their lungs are still developing. the surgeon general is calling this a youth e-cigarette epidemic. david? >> adrienne bankert reporting in tonight. thank you. >>> we are also following emergency evacuations under way tonight after a major train derailment near st. louis. here are the pictures. at least 18 cars off the tracks carrying flammable liquid, catching fire. thick black smoke rising int

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in the one hand michael gove talks about short term disruption on the other hand they're full of herman talks a but medium term catastrophe or a hard no deal breaker there's a short term disruption that we will face and nobody disputes it my worry is that it will last a lot longer some prisoners of us will simply fail as a result of that short term disruption they won't be there to recover to face the longer term if we lose truck companies if we lose people are importing and exporting if we lose those jobs then actually the destruction goes on and on and on because literally the infrastructure our transport systems for example may well not be there to carry on doing important export into 2020 the long term consequences of this let alone the difficulties in that tax authorities are enormous and let's apollo universe that the forces on the conservative party 2 or 3 years ago who were saying let's have a look at the f. the style european economic blacks that we don't have avoided all of these disruptive to. is that if we have been willing to look at a single market. norway style or swiss s

concert for place where we are and that's going to focus this another cause reports me max kaiser stacy herman marc valid but our guest incremental get this but you get it for free and you catch us on twitter account as a report or kaiser report dot com and we'll have a link to this book where you think about that it's all next time. after almost 2 decades of war and occupation american military involvement in afghanistan appears to be winding down a deal with the taliban will see jordi of american troops leave while still allowing a sizable contingent to remain what exactly is washington's political interest in afghanistan. ever. a report from a conservative watchdog claims there is a multimillion dollar scheme to boost left wing movements across the u.s. . italy's former interior minister faces charges of inciting violence against a german rescue boat captain who illegally docked. with dozens of migrants. and the u.s. carries out military exercises near venezuela's borders in line with its apparent strategy surrounding the. latest on these stories you can head to our t.v. dot com michael and

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. -- herman the queen.e was brought by a group of opposition mps in protest against monday's 5—week suspension of parliament. now for every moment the parliament remains prorogue, the british government is breaking the law so we, as politicians, are calling for parliament to be recalled so we can get on with scrutinising what this government is up to in relation to brexit. downing street said it was disappointed by the ruling, and insisted the prime minister's decision had been lawful. all chant: we want ashley out! shareholders at sports direct show their anger at founder mike ashley after a series of crises at the company. and could this planet, 111 light years away, be home to alien life? and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers tonight, the broadcaster and author john kampfner and the deputy political editor at the sunday times, caroline wheeler. stay with us for that. good evening. possible food and medical shortages, fuel prices rises, disruption to petrol supp

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it does not i'm just asking about the sequencing here did you 1st go to the white house if it was herman whether you should provided a complaint to congress no sir that was not the question the question was whether or not it has executive privilege not whether or not i should send it on to congress. is the 1st party you went to outside of your office to seek advice a counsel direction the white house i have consulted with the white house counsel and eventually we also consulted with the department of justice office of legal counsel and my question is did you go to the white house 1st i went to the office of legal counsel for advice yes sir that well i'm asking which went to 1st did you go to the department of justice office of legal counsel 1st or did you go to the white house 1st i went to the office white excuse me my team my office went to the office of legal counsel 1st to or to to receive whether or not the matter in the letter and the complaint might meet the executive privilege they viewed it and said we determine that it appears to be executive privilege and until executive privi