>> oracle fought mark hurd's hurd'sght that mark health was a private matter.ry ellison was close friends with steve jobs and him through the end of his life, never had any problem that was discernible as steve jobs did not disclose his health condition or severity , and oracle thought because it had such a deep leadership bench with two ceos in an executive chairman, they thought it would be sufficient. the company has not been known to be the most transparent and has always had a question of corporate governance because larry ellison is the largest shareholder in the company has pre-much disclosed what it wants to. taylor: what have analysts you have been speaking to been saying when you should be disclosing something like this? nico: there is a range of perspectives among analysts. one said this is a private matter. i certainly hope it is not true, off the record, they knew that something was up with mark hurd 's health. in some said this is not a transparent company in the first place. they should let investors know so that they have the right to make a dec

breaking a while ago mushing hurd taking a leave of absence due to health.the conference call expected within the hour. we'll keep you updated as the story develops then if you didn't know sass stands for software as a source but could stand for software as source of pain hong kong stock exchange launches the 3

taylor: mark hurd was known on shifting the composition from hardware to software, hurd touted gettingo software. how did he do? tom: it has been a mixed record for oracle the last several years. their stock price has been over 20% gain this year, because a lot of investors are looking at that staff, that deep bench. they are starting to see signs the shift has taken root. it hasn't been even, there have been quarters were people really doubted. today's numbers, we will talk about in a minute, looking a little light, so it hasn't been super even. however, you are seeing that when customers do shift to the cloud, there is where the growth is coming from. the legacy business, traditional software, has not been growing as much as has been needed. but when you look at the stock price, you are seeing the investor base give them the benefit of the doubt. taylor: anurog, talk to me about earnings. top line a little bit of a miss. margins look healthy. anurog: there was a slight slowdown in the applications business but we saw a expanding, we saw buybacks. overall, i wasn't very surprised by t

but hurd is the executive front and center, laying out strategy and vision as the company continues itsnsition to cloud computing software whenever i interview him for cnbc, it is clearest a very tough competitor, aggressive champion for his company oracle shares under pressure following the surprising announcement after the company reported on sales that undershot expectations, on the call last night, analysts didn't ask how hurd's absence would impact them going forward. i caught up with jack andrews who covers oracle. he says this is significant because hurd is a talented salesman with strong relationships with big corporate customers, and cios of the companies that decide whether to spend millions on or cacle's programs >>> the co-founder, ceo of smiledirectclub will join us a big day for ipos continues on "squawk alley. 10xgenomics co-founder will join us, insurgent saxonov. will join us go get 'em, bus! ohhhh! [laughing] c'mon bus, c'mon! hey, wait, wait, wait! hey man, i got your flag! i got your flag, man! i got your flag! it's geico easy. with licensed agents available 24/7. 49

mark hurd announces he will take a leave of absence for health reasons. we discuss what it means for the company. apple ceo tim cook the stage in cupertino tuesday, unveiling new iphone models with new colors and three cameras. details on those products and more like the apple watch. and linking up, we check in with linkedin ceo jeff weiner and his thoughts on the company three years after microsoft acquired the site. we begin with one of our top stories. oracle announced wednesday mark hurd, the ceo, is taking a leave of absence for health reasons. this, after the company disclosed the move along with quarterly earnings earlier than they said were to be released the company did not specify what issues hurd faces were how long his leave will be, but the executive chairman, larry ellison, released a statement saying, "oracle has an extremely capable ceo ending the extraordinarily deep team of executives, many with long tenure at oracle. we will cover marc's responsibility during his absence with support from the rest of our strong management team. i spoke

give me your take about this news that mark hurd will take a leave of absence?hat is your reaction? john: my reaction first and most importantly is, as larry ellison, a speedy recovery for mark. he is in my thoughts and prayers. if you really think about the team of larry ellison, they work more effectively than anyone envisioned a three some would work. larry and safran worked together for 25 years. i know all three of them very well. safra is world-class off the charts. larry has always been involved in the engineering side of the house. i think they will navigate through this. i don't think they will have issues at all. they have a deep company, and a lot of capabilities. as i said, larry and safra are world-class leaders that are very actively involved. my thoughts are with mark for a speedy recovery. taylor: talk about your relationship with mark hurd during cisco and then his time at oracle. how was that relationship? john: the relationship with oracle and hp have always been very strong for me. i have a lot of confidence in hp. they helped me when i moved

hurd a republican and representative aguilar in the last congress worked together on hr 479 6 and likewise that never received a hearing. if you wonder why there hadn't been hearings i think there's shared responsibility. there's much more on the other side. and i'm open to working with people. it's a problem that a functioning congress would come up with a bipartisan solution. and members have tried that. unfortunately there are people who don't in my view want to have a solution because it works for them politically. isabelle, i want to walk through your experience. i want to say for the record what i heard from some of my colleagues on the other side, from mr. jordan, and from mr. meadows a commitment to us that they would work with us to make sure that you are in this country for a long time. both of you and the people who are here. so let's just walk through what happened with us. you did everything you were asked of. you were asked by federal agency to come and be a part of this

two members of the house intelligence committee, republican will hurd and democrat terry sewell will join us, plus democratic senator chris murphy will be here along with our political panel, just ahead only "face the nation". >> good morning, and welcome to "face the nation" from capitol hill. it has been a mind-boggling week of developments in the whistle blower case near washington. each new revelation brings more questions. we will be talking today with key lawmakers from both sides of the aisle as well as then thhistleblower call a central figure in the case, president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani. >> there is a sharp political divide among americans on whether or not there should be an impeachment inquiry. a cbs news national poll just out says more than half, 55 percent of americans say there should be an impeachment inquiry into the president. that includes 87 percent of democrats and the 23 percent of republicans. independents are split. 42 percent of americans say he deserves to be impeached over the ukraine controversy, 36 percent say the president does not. and

guys like will hurd don't come around very often. the good news is that he's here. the bad news is by coming out against the president the other day, it's not as a democratic party that has up in the crosshairs anymore. it's the white house. it's going to be very, very difficult for guy like will hurd to hold onto his feet in 2020 because he is publicly crossed the president. i would just say that the lack of pushback from within the president party i think is a much bigger story at this point and what the president is doing and saying. >> so i'm curious how do trump and transixteen and after the president cannot use the judiciary as a unifying issue ethanol amongst the conservative base or excitedly, whether any certain like court ruling from the obama era that you found really galvanized conservatives are made them feel under siege? >> to answer the second question quickly, obviously unity obergefell decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationally. your aunt hobby lobby, the little sisters of the poor picket any number of major court cases during the obama ye

coming up, oracle's ceo takes leave, mark hurd announcing a leave of absence for health reasons. we discussed what it means for the company. plus, cooking it up. tim cook takes the stage in cupertino. his deputies revealed the new iphone 11 models with new colors and three cameras. details on those devices and more like the apple watch series five. and linking up. we get an exclusive check in with linkedin ceo jeff weiner. his thoughts on the company three years after microsoft acquired the website. we begin with one of our top stories this week. oracle announced wednesday that the ceo is taking a leave of absence for health reasons. they disclosed the move along with quarterly earnings a day earlier than results were scheduled to be released. the company did not specify what issues hurd faces or how long he's leave will be, but the executive chairman larry ellison released a statement saying quote oracle has an extremely capable cfo and a deep team of executives with long tenure. we will cover marks responsibilities during his absence with support from the rest of our strong man

republican congressman will hurd of texas is joining us.ey member of the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. let me get right to your reaction to president trump actually today siding with kim jong-un over his former national security adviser john bolton. that was in the oval office earlier today. what was your reaction? >> well, wolf, i haven't seen it. however, i'll say this. i've known john bolton for quite a long time and i'm pretty sure -- i think i know him well enough to know he'd be outraged that the taliban would have been invited to the camp david three days before 9/11. i think he would also be pretty outraged that we haven't responded or shown support to the protests happening in hong kong. especially after these protesters are -- are waving the american flag and singing the star-spangled banner. i know john and he's opinionated and not avoid to speak his mind. >> was the president right to push him out? >> ultimately the president as a -- a choice to be able to have the folks he wants, espe

cheryl hurd is live with details. >> reporter: you are looking at the main gas station in town. went without power about 15 hours. as you can see, it's back up and people here are trying to get back to normal. >> just when we were unpacking they said, wait loaded back up and drove. now on the way to dinner. >> reporter: in calistoga, visitond residen pg&e's power gh that hr tough situation again, that's horrible, just looking for everybody's best interest but inconvenient. >> reporter: turning off power to 1,400 customers in napa and sonoma county. reason, high fire danger in area devastated by tubbs fire in 2017. >> we know impacts of power outage, what that can create. >> reporter: utility company ready with cooling center. some complaining didn't get enough warning. mayor calling the safety power ut up with tot inspecting lines in sierra foothills, half the customers there still without power tonight. reporting live in calistoga, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, here's the relief from the heat and sierra snow on the way, detail it in a

reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd. >> thank you. >>> so these next 24 hours are very critical.nd our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> right now we're a little over 12 hours away from the red flag warning expeer ig. expiring. and a few hoar hours to go and we'll see the event shift. you head aught to 2,000, 3,000er plus feet and we had gusts up to 46 miles per hour. 42 atlas peek, 25. the warning is specific for hills in the thousand feet and above for the southeast and north bay. or isolated gusts of 20 to 40 miles per hour. i don't see anything gustier than that at this point.othis r warning we have the heat. tomorrow morning, 9:00 in the morning. 70s and 80s throughout the bay area. once we hit 11:30 in the morning we're already in the upper 90s. this system right here coming up in about ten minutes. averag >>> a late-night vote in mountain view. they voted to ban rvs from residential streets. mountain view bans rvs from parking on residential streets and roads with bike lanes. they will be allowed to park on industrial and commercial roads. the new rule goes into effect

the ceo mark hurd was hired back in 2010. hurd is now taking a break. due to unspecified health reasons. ellison will take over his duties. the software company released its earnings report a day early. >>> shares of oracle fell 5% in after-hours trading but has since recovered. >>> moments ago authorities down in santa barbara say divers have found the last missing victim from the dive boat fire. 34 people were killed on labor day. some of the victims many from the bay area. the coast guard issuing new emergency safety requirements in the wake of the fire including recommending boat operators review safety equipment and reduce potential fire hazards. >>> santa rosa woman is heartbroken tonight. her puppy died after swimming in a pond that was apparently contaminated with toxic algae. emily turner is there with what authorities are doing to keep other dogs safe. >> reporter: not just authorities but just folks in general. take aook at these homemade signs. in addition to the ones the city posted good samaritans have been warning about the possibility of

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> oracle coceo mark hurd is taking a leave of absence due to heth relat reasons.chairman larry ellison an safra katz will cover hurd's responsibility during his leave. the company mad the announcement when it releaseun earnings late today, a day earlier than expected. oracle earne 63 cents a share just about in line with estimates. revenue of $9.2 billion was slightly below expectations. the stockxp fell in initial aft hours trading. >>> there are knew developments tonighte settlement negotiations with oxycontin maker purdue pharma. the arizona attorney general says that nearly half of all 2000 local governments have reached tentative settlement with the company over its role in the opioid epidemic. according to reports purdue will pay up to $12 billion and the sackler family that owns purdue will give up control of the company. this is essentially the same offer the sackler familyad to all parties involved in the litigation but many state attorneys general remain oppose ds to the deal. a court trial is still set for next month in ohio. >>> a new jersey jury found

breaking a while ago mushing hurd taking a leave of absence due to health. the stock selling off after hours. the conference call expected within the hour. we'll keep you updated as the story develops then if you didn't know sass stands for software as a source but could stand for software as source of pain hong kong stock exchange launches the 37 billion bid for london stock exchange. we get perspectivy from one of the rivals terry duffy joins us exclusively here on set. but first, it's still on and we are talking about the great roe rotation so many of the desks have been skeptical of maybe even poopooing at times. showing tahoe strength here in sectors russell, banks, retail to name a few. what's making you a believer, guy? >> it's a fascinating question i mean the market has an uncanny way, not that i need help making me look silly. within a% of all-time high of the s&p 500. everything looking fantastic when do i become a believer? you know, i don't know the answer to that but what i'll say is the head winds haven't gone away that much yes rates backed u

people, those are somewhere where we need to improve our republican brand. >> texas congressman will hurdn capitol hill. >> thank you. >> we mentioned congressman hurd is not seeking re-election. a double barrel victory for the party in overnight special elections. that includes the closely watched race in the ninth congressional dikt. republican dan bish ship beat dan mccready by two percentage points. that's a win. it's not a monster win. it's a 12-point dip from the margin president trump had in 2016, a do-over of a 2018 election tossed out over allegations of election fraud. you had both parties in a race closely watched by high ranking democrats and closely watched by the white house and president trump who went to north carolina to rally for dan bishop just two days ago. monitoring this, president trump already seeming the take a victory lap here. we're also showing you now this slate, greg murphy, alan thomas, that's the third district in north carolina. the republican there also nachd a win in this special election as well. we're also watching wall street this morning. focus zeros

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd plains. >> reporter: 42nd and high street at the 880 on-ramp is a hot spot for sideshows. 55th and foothill is another magnet for the same activity. frank irving tells us it needs to stop. >> they would have been in my house, but see what happens was they hit that, bounced of this, went if there. >> reporter: that happened a few months ago. he said the same thing could have taken place on sunday when some 80 cars and 200 spectators took over the street. violence erupted as bottles were thrown at police. one officer injured. >> i don't see why they don't block the streets off and take everybody's car. >> reporter: oakland police is working on it. >> if you come to the city of oakland and participate in illegal sideshow activity, we have zero tolerance. >> reporter: opd is using new tactics to crack counsel on an old problem. starting this weekend, the sideshow spot spot at 42nd avenue and 880 will be barricaded along with other problem areas. this noel gallo says it's a problem. >> we don't have the number of law enforcement officers that we should have.

"today in the bay's" cheryl hurd spoke with pg&e. she has more in this report. >> we're coming up on october,n. >> reporter: joe branom has been checking his phone all day waiting for a power shutoff notice from pg&e. >> the fire burnedno what we're, what they're tellin conducting another round of safety power shutoffs for some 48,000 customers in seven north bay and sierra foothill counties. 1400 of those customers live in napa and sonoma county. >> we understand turning off the power for the 1400 customers in the north bay means, we understand the impacts that this can create and so that's why we've been really monitoring closely and it's a decision that we didn't take lightly. >> reporter: pg&e can't ignore the back-to-back days of boiling temperatures, and with the wind approaching, utility officials aren't taking any chances. >> i've had friends and family friends that have lost homes and per being shu if it can save someone's home it'sy during last year's safety shutoff. this year the owner installed a. cheryl hurd, "today in t

and one of the retiring texans is a name you're hearing a lot, congressman will hurd.n the southern border with mexico. a huge part of that district on the border. thursday, the pentagon announced it's diverting $3.6 billion from military construction projects to the president's long promised border wall. senate minority leader chuck schumer says he was told by defense secretary mark esper some of the money should would come for maintenance funds for the u.s. military academy at west point. the projects come from 23 states, three territories and 19 projects in areas outside the united states. house speaker nancy pelosi called the decision, quote, irresponsible, but today president trump argued it is a matter of national security. >> secretary of defense spoke with members of congress and explained it to them. i think he felt very good about it. he feels it's a national security problem. i do too. it is when you have thousands of people trying to rush our country. i think that's national security. when you have drugs pouring into our country, i view that as national sec

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us in pleasant hill with the late details. cheryl. >> reporter: well, pleasant hills city councilmembers supporting a group of people tonight. they passed a resolution asking coco county supervisors to keep the old library open adds long as possible. >> are you done? >> reporter: ilona and her young children come to pleasant hills library almost every day. >> the kids love coming here. >> reporter: being without this library, even if it's only for a year or so, is upsetting. >> what are you supposed to do with the kids? it's a sad thing to happen. they need to build a new one before they close the old one. >> chilt children will suffer. >> reporter: that's how the people who filled pleasant hills council chambers tonight. they want to put pressure on the county to keep the old library open while the new one is being built in this vacant lot next door. >> we don't want to see it go, even for just a few years to get something better. we didn't vote for something better so that we could miss what we have. >> reporter: pleasant hi

cheryl hurd is live in berkeley with reaction to today's warning. >> i'm here on uc berkeley's campuslot of young people around so, it wasn't too hard to find someone who vapes. they heard about the warning and tonight i'm getting a lot of mixed reacts about that warning. cassidy bold started vaping at 14. she's 19 now and says she's not worried about how it may affect her health. >> think about how many cases of bad health there are that came from cigarettes. you give me that many cases about a vape and then i'll be concerned. >> reporter: the centers for disease control is concerned. it's reporting 450 cases of serious lung illness in 33 states and the u.s. virgin islands. the cause is still a mystery. >> if you use a low dosage of 3 milligrams, or even zero nicotine, it's more of a placebo effect of inhaling something. >> reporter: officials think the illness comes from chemical exposure. it's not linked to a specific product or substance. most cases have been associated with e-cigarette products containing cannabis. vaping landed 18-year-old adam rader in the hospital. after vapin

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is. n >> names of the victims still coming out days after the boat tragedy, and neighbors here in berkeley are stunned that the friends are among the victims. there's a sign in front of dan garcia's home here in berkeley asking for privacy. neighbors reluctant to comment on his death are in shock. >> i feel so bad about it. i feel like i lost a part of my family. >> reporter: appleel confirminga was on the "conception" when it caught fire. a spokesperson saying "he was as passionate about his job at apple as he was about his love of diving." garcia's long-time partner, yalia krashinaya, is believed to have also been killed in the fire. >> i hope it was purely accidental. >> reporter: as neighbors here are trying to comprehend the loss, a los altos wife who lost her husband and daughter is speaking out. >> and i knew that was their boat. and then panic set in at that point. >> reporter: scott chan's wife of 35 years says her husband and daughter, kendra, were diving partners. >> the passio

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in concord for us with their story. cheryl? >> reporter: well, renters here have been asking for rent control for years. in fact, they've been asking for the support of the steep they haven't gotten that yet. but now they have a union. with the average price of a bay area home costing $830,000, betty gabaldin is a renter. she's been living in this apartment in walnut creek for a year. she was kicked out of this concord complex after getting a $400 rent increase. >> at the time i really thought it was like illegal to do, that to raise the rent that much. >> reporter: so she started organizing tenants to fight back. >> we did a rent strike. we formed a tenants union. >> reporter: now that union is official. it's called todo santos tenants union. >> tenants are asking for stronger protections which right now in concord they don't exist. >> reporter: the union will help people fight for rent control, just cause evictions and to be able to complain about slumlords without fear of being kicked out of their homes. >> we hope this will

. >> mark hurd is expected to take -- leave of ence absence for health reasons. day announced he was a before anticipated. co-c.e.o. has been almost to how much ve years ago of a business disruption will this be? >> not so much. running in a while. been the hrlast seven moveers it was how soon to data bass customers to the cloud. they have been slow compared but application business has done all right. today's results were generally lane. at first the first glance i haven't seen major surprises. don't expect much disruption. > we should point out they did close first quarter earnings numbers a day early and did beat slightly the top line including on cloud business. hen you talk about the challenges they are going to save fra will deal with herself that mark is out. is she going to have to do? is it just everything they have so far?ng >> i think they will have to figure out how to accelerate the base customer base shift to the cloud. the stock is less in terms of discount from a most of the large software names and number one factor is they large data base busine

oracle reported earnings, also some news ceo mark hurd. what is your take? >> the analyst community is always bias against a company that is nongap13%, 14%, buys back a lot of stock. i think the quarter was fine that is the problem with this company. the quarter is fine. they always find something to pick on. by the way, ellison was back on the call talking about a big win versus work day on mcdonald's. that was the major take away >> that was one of the headlines. >> huge problem. mark hurd is the aggressive, not just front man, but the guy who drives sales we're not sure about what is the matter with mark we wish him well, obviously. >> taking a leave of absence >> she's brilliant >> has been there for quite some time >> the chairman -- >> he is brilliant >> yeah. >> geez. >> but they've had an unusual organization with these co-ceos >> and i just think hurd is the public face of the company i don't know i think he's one of the reasons why they have a lot of big wins. larry elson is an amazing person >> and any tells in terms of spending >> no, no. you can

in oakland cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. we're back in 60 seconds.ad, a legendary rock band puts a bay area venue on its blacklist. why the rolling stones aren't satisfied playing at levi's stadium. >>> so we can't allow people to get sick and we can't have our youth be so affected. >> also vaping getting presidential attention. the new plan that could hurt businesses here in the bay area. >>> dangerous heat as we move through the next three days. and look at this. rain for parts of northern california. i'll show you when and how much. that's in about six minutes. >>> one of the most legendary bands in the world is fed up with levi's stadium. the rolling stones say they don't want to play there again. you may remember the band performed at levi's last mopt city even let the band play an hour past curfew but now we're leashing a lot more about their appearance from a letter obtained by the bay area news group. in the letter the band's manager says there were too many random rules. for example, levi's had the band fly out an engineer to inspect the sta

kate rogers joining us >> kicking off with oracle mark hurd is taking time off for medical issues theompany also reported first quarter profit in line with estimates but revenue that missed trump administration announcing plans to ban the sale of flavors of e cigarettes from stores following the deaths and several illnesses. following data that flavored products are drawing kids into addiction. subject to the fda filing for approval >> smile direct club with a deal valuing the company that sells clear teeth aligners expected to begin trading later under the sim bell sdc >> still on deck, president trump putting the squash on capital gains tax relief for now. one presidential candidate has another idea >> today's big number, 78% is the amount e cigarette use increased a among high school students 2017 to 2018. we'll follow up on that and discuss whether pivang should be outlawed all together when we return servicenow put our workflows in the cloud. this changes everything. you're right sir... everything. no not everything, i mean you're still blatantly sucking up to me gary. brilliantl

i want to bring back charlie hurd, who listened to that with me. thing interesting about a president's communication's ability is that you can command so much attention. because he is not shy to deal with confrontation and to mix things up, it does feel like this is on hyper speed. what do you think of what the president just said? >> well, i think one of the reasons president trump is such an effective communicator is that he's like a dog with a bone. when he gets a little point that he wants to drive home, he will not let it go. he is going to chew on that bone about adam schiff making up the verbiage of the phone call that occurred between him and the president of ukraine. he's never gonna let it go. obviously, you and i know about that. it's sort of baked into what we're thinking. for a lot of people who love regular jobs and have to do other things, they're not paying attention to every little detail here. when that winds up being the only take away, when they do drill down, what was this whole thing about? calls that we're now impeaching the

talk about your relationship with mark hurd during cisco and then his time at oracle. was that relationship? john: the relationship with oracle and hp have always been very strong for me. i have a lot of confidence in hp. they helped me when i moved out to silicon valley, to understand the valley when i only had 400 people at cisco and people got us confused with the food truck company. lou platt helped a great deal. their new ceo, antonio, is amazingly good. i have a lot of confidence in the direction of hp and they did a nice job on the turnaround. in terms of safra and larry, i have always been close to them. both on political issues in terms of positioning tech for good in the world. they are very strong leaders. i would always bet on larry and safra and mark together. i would bet on them in the interim. they have got a deep team. as an investor, i think they will navigate through this very well. taylor: that was the jc2 ventures ceo and founder john chambers. coming up, ipo woes. why the company looking to make changes -- is looking to make changes at the top. wil

will hurd being one of them who just saw today the president took money from a military construction project in his district at the joint base in san antonio to put it toward a border wall that the constituents in will hurd's district don't want along the texas border. or even perhaps you might see yourself losing re-election in a primary. congresswoman martha roby, who's alabama's 2nd district, would have been in the path of hurricane dorian's sharpie down in southeast alabama. she decided earlier this year that she wasn't going to seek re-election, might have been vulnerable to a primary. she had difficulty with that in 2018. but either from a personal loss reason, you might not return yourself, or just looks like you're not going to have any power anytime soon, a lot of house republicans are heading for the exits. >> and i need 30 seconds of brilliant political analysis on the democratic side. i keep reading reports, complaints mostly, by democrats as if they're going to limp into primary season with this front-runner who still maintains a good number. >> joe biden's not hyper wok

nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us in oakland. a huge disappointment for so many of them. >> it was indeed. almost three years of heart ache and five months of a trial inside this alameda county courthouse in oakland for these victims families. we talked to many of them tonight and they say that this verdict is leaving them in shock and angry. >> i'm sorry, i'm done. >> we don't want to talk right now. >> reporter: family members leaving the oakland courtroom disappointed and hurt. >> i don't have anything to say to you right now. >> i'm shocked and saddened it. >> reporter: other family members a little more vocal. >> we're still kind of in shock, to be honest. there's nothing we can do. >> reporter: judy and brian huff's son travis died in the ghost ship fire in december 2016. he was 36 years old when he became trapped by the fire. >> we're deeply, deeply disappointed. and we just hope that justice will some somehow be served. >> the only thing i hoped for was that none of this ever happened. there's no -- i mean, i don't know.

i'm cheryl hurd. >>> in the east bay leaders are saying enough is enough they're making a public pleaeves to stop stealing from their classrooms and vandalizing their school. this is from january. thieves have broken into a classroom at markm elementary in oakland and this time they stole about 60 google chrome books and damaged several classrooms. many of the students are low income and don't have access to technology at hom. >>> luck tale was just a drill. sounds of gun fire and emergency crews echoing. that mock exercise unfolding on the campus set to be torn down. they acted as gun shot victims to help train the first responders. while they put their mass casually plan to task. >> it's an opportunity to make sure we coordinate and that we have an effective response as we can possibly have. >> now there will be more drills throughout the week. >>> gilroy strong. the site of of last month's deadly mass shootings at the garlic festival. a moment of silence you can see was held for the people that died in the shooting. there's a memorial where they can pay their respektsz. >>> new rul

just a few hours ago, anothermp, nick hurd, another one has said they will follow suit.thermp, nick hurd, said he won't stand again in the next election. earlier this week these 21 conservative mps rebelled against the government and were told they can't represent the party any more. they including 2 former chancellors, former ministers and winston churchill's grandson. well now more than 100 conservative mps have signed a letter asking for the 21 to be reinstated. no sign of that happening. here's ken clarke — the longest serving mp and one of the rebels, talking about jo johnson's resignation. it must‘ve been an agonising decision but i have every sympathy forjo who has finally put his conscience, national interest first and there are lots and lots of conservative mps like him, quite a lot of ministers in the present cabinet who are completely torn. but if allowed a free vote on the arrangement, most of the conservative party would have voted with the 21 were thrown out. with the 21 who were thrown out. the pm spoke earlier and used his location at a police academy in

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you have two documents that have been put out, and i think to congressman hurd's point, i think thatave been broken a long time ago. >> the white house documenting showed the president of the united states responded to a call for defensive weapons and tanks and missiles with gimme dirt. >> i'm trying to give you an explanation why the line holds and what we have so far and i think congressman hurd is right, they want to talk to the whistleblower. because the whistle-blower is technically in reality could cause that break. >> the whistle-blower simply told us about a conversation -- >> i'm saying that individual is in front of those members, chris -- when that individual is in front of those members, that's the moment of the crack. the senate conversation has been muted today. they came out, they weren't coming out in the same form as a devin nunes. just a thought. >> you get up in the morning and your wife says it's snowing outside, you go outside and it's snowing, it doesn't matter what she said, it's snowing. we've got the transcript of the conversation. >> you got part of a transc

. >> jalen hurd is doubtful for sunday.with a back injury that sidelined him for the final two preseason game. >> a's begin the day tied with the indians for the second wildcard spot. oakland appears to have find new threat the line-up for the stretch run. zac brown, hits an rbi trip until the 6th to give the a's the lead for good. that was brown's second triple of the game. 13 for 29 with nine runs batted in. >>> catch of the day goes to millen spadoni who caught this 39-inch long halibut to go with two others. can you see the fish on the ground? get rid of that scoreboard thing for one second! that's another halibut lying on the ground! that's three halibuts, and her mom, marlene, sense in the picture and said, quote, oh, it was good. you go, girl! >> you want a closing line on that? >> the only reason she was out there was just for the halibut. >> very well played! this sportscast is floundering! >> yikes. [ laughter ] >> send us your pictures to the catch of the day at kpix.com. >> this is going out worldwide, right? >>

any project of this magnitud in san francisco has some hurds to cross. >> because of time purposes, what the biggest hurdle that you faced in getting this privately financed arena done? >> we had to ensure that the neighbors were comfortable with the pl. the biggest neighbors are u cfs. they operate hospitals and have medical care for people. the whole biotech community has grown up eain that and the residents. this is a big residential neighborhood. we had to find a th that everyone could agree on would protect the interest of everyone in the neighborhood, while alsooing everything that one of these amazing arenas can do. that was thbiggest challenge. >> you talk about all the centers, drive down there today, tomrrow, and yesterday, and it is problematic and congested alrea y. this is question you asked over and over. what is the real answer st people getting in and out before the central subway it is 2019. lt? all the great new arenas that are being built today are built in the mo dense, urban environments. that is the place that isthe ib most acce to the most people. that is where the

reporting live in fremont, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> well, big companiesut out e-cigs some high schoolers are doing their part to tackle the vaping epidemic. teens at this high school say that for some classmates vaping is just a part of their normal daily routine. so they created a club to stop the tren it is called tobacco use prevention education. they meet twice a week to teach their class dangers of e-cigarettes. >> we go into the freshman biology classes and we teach them exactly what it does to you. we kind of do it in a way that kind of engages them and really grabs their attention. earlier this month the city of richmond voted to ban the sale of e-cigs. but these teens say so far that really hasn't stopped their classmates from vaping. >>> presidential candidate joe biden was swarmed by reporters today following the whistleblower complaint about trump. the wall street journal says pressing ukraine's president for an investigation of biden's son hunter and his ukrainian business dealings. mr. biden avoided the issue but addressed it after. >> not o

reporting live in berkeley, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> this is it all across the bay areave to say there's a bit of me lan collie as we say goodbye to a dear friend, the final weekend for giants manager bruce bochy. >> that means the final chance for all the giants fans across the country to say goodbye. tonight at the ballpark giants and the dodgers, bochy in good spirits chatting up at home plate with the other manager and the empires. 13 years here in the bay area, three world series titles, and so many great memories. we don't see this often. great leader, well respected, no drama. >> the one thing that bochy always brought into that clubhouse that i thought was the biggest advantage you could possibly have for a team was to be calm. if you walked into the giants clubhouses, no matter how big the game was or how many win or go home games they played in 2012, theas w bunch, he held them together in the five-game series with cincinnati, one of the most remarkable things i've ever seen. >> he is a class act. he loves baseball and good win. they'll be giving him a key to t

in the last couple of minutes, nick hurd, who has been a government minister for many years has announced down at the next election and while borisjohnson‘s ardent supporters, and we have heard from some of them here in yorkshire today, they are desperate for him to get on and deliver brexit, the cost of doing that is already provoking serious turmoil inside his party and also a lot of anxiety amongst many sections of the public. he might think that a general election is the way out of this, but that is absolutely not a general election he could predict to have a successful result for him. our political editor laura kuenssberg in wakefield, thank you. well, there've been plenty of other developments today, both here in westminster and elsewhere. the mp luciana berger has announced that she's joining the liberal democrats. the mp for liverpool wavertree, seen here today on the left, quit the labour party earlier this year and has been sitting as part of the independent group for change. she said her decision to switch allegiance again was to provide a positive alternative to the two main p

for months, oracle grappled over whether to disclose co-ceo mark hurd was ill.a leave of absence for unspecified health related reasons. for more than a year, he has been in and out of the public eye. oracle making the announcement after bloomberg contacted the company in relation to a story about hurd's health. thomas piketty's last bestseller help put equality at the sitter the economic debate. now he has a new book on how governments should get rid of billionaires. the french edition of "capital and ideology" was released. you will have to wait until next year for the english edition. his last book has sold more than two and a half million copies. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: we want to turn back now to turkey. at the top of the broadcast, turkey delivered a rate cut that was larger than expected, and the lira gained against the u.s. dollar as traders heaved a sigh of relief, but the cut wasn't as deep as some had feared. dan suzuki of richard bernstein morgan --l kushma is of morgan stanley are still with us. the lira goes up every time they

representative hurd: i have two questions. -- two final questions. what is your assessment of how intelligence operations in general are going to be impacted by this latest episode? when i say episode, i'm referring to the media circus, the political circus, the technical issues that are related to this whistleblower revelation. you alluded to it in previous questions, but i would like your assessment of how this could impact intelligence operations in the future. and i believe this is your first time testifying to congress in your position. i know this is off topic. what do you see as our greatest challenges and threats in this country as director of national intelligence? director maguire: let me answer the bottom part of that. the greatest challenge we face is not necessarily from a kinetic strike with russia or china or iran or north korea. the greatest challenge we have is to make sure we maintain the integrity of our election system. right now there are foreign powers trying to get us to question the validity of whether our elections are valid.

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