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of a management shake-up, he was the first person to come from the management division which wasn't imp indicated in the accounting scandal. he has been making his way around chinese factories to meet employees face to face. >> translator: i want to talk to the staff to cultivate a closer relationship. it might be time consuming, but i think the ability to communicate directly with them will help in the long-term. >> reporter: toshiba first admitted that something was wrong in 2016, an investigation conducted by a third party had uncovered irregularitities in its bookkeeping. the firm admitted it had overstated operating profits by more than $2 billion. the blame lay largely with three former presidents who put intense pressure on staff to hit unrealistic targets no matter what. the only way for the people below them to comply was to report fake earnings. in the wake of the scandal, toshiba has set up training sessions for managers. the aim is to show them how the problem arose and what they can do to assure it doesn't happen again. one of the topics discussed is the pressure cookerwork

. >> now an act of hero imp aamong the sight of chaos and fear. we're learning more about how other customers tried to save the life of starbucks. news3 john treanor joins us live. that starbucks will reopen sometime tomorrow. >> yes, the sign on the door says it will are closed tomorrow morning but presumably these doors will open for the first time at some point later in the day and when it does, will employees and customers be likely talking about the action he of a few. it is the image that signaled inside. this is pedro jose garcia hands-up walking out of the starbucks inside. frantic customers worked the revive the man police say garcia shot and killed. others tried find a way out. the chaotic scene was seen first hand. >> the gentleman gets up out of his seat, walks over, shoots another gentleman four, five feet away from him and i'm about thing happen. >> reporter: medina says the shooter's gun jammed, then garcia walked out that's when he says customers jumped into action. >> at this point he's out front, we don't know if he was in custod

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this track to see, and it will continue to flip if it's more out to sea or close toward what kind of imp t impacts we have as of right now. we head to the shore and melissa magee live in wildwood where we have our last down at the shore going into the labor day weekend. >> reporter: i know adam, it's hard to believe that everything is coming to an end and bad timing with hermine as it works its way into our region over the weekend. but the start of our holiday weekend not bad, friday nice and bright and high temperature of 79 degrees and saturday it turns cloudy especially by the afternoon and evening hours, the rain arrives as well and starts to increase with the moisture too. a high temperature of 75. on sunday, essentially tropical storm conditions across our region, the wind and the rain and coastal flooding and the peak times to find the activity at the shore is late saturday night and even as we go throughout the day on sunday. it's our final gasp, our last hoorah, we had a good rundown at the shore and back inside to you adam as we track hermine through the weekend. >> a lot of fu

work with them and make sure that this really substantial investment hits the ground in ways that are imp" impactful."kaepernick has pledged to keep kneeling during the national anthem until he says race relations in america are addressed. 3 the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm chances. scattered storms possible through saturday morning. still a little warm with highs in the lower 80s and humidity starting comfortable but rising all day. wind: se 5-15 mph. tonight: scattered rain and storms. up to 1" of rain possible. lows in the middle 60s. wind: s 5-10 mph.weekend: saturday starts with the clouds and rain but some sunshine will peek out in the afternoon. humidity starts high in the morning but decreases throughout the day becoming cool with highs in the lower 70s and comfortable by evening. windy much of the day with gusts to 30 mph. stays cool and comfortable on sunday with plenty of sun. today: a little sun to start the day with clouds returning in the afternoon with storm morning. still a little warm with highs in the lower 80s and humidity starting comfortable b

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with this statement saying that new jersey transit continues our diligent commitment to timely ptc imp men indication. and new jersey transit does say that they will be ready to demonstrate the progress they are making to install positive train control throughout their rails before the end of 2016. >>> count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage of this major story. live reports from hoboken are coming up on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> back to our weather, wet weather has a hold on the nbc 10 viewing center. you want to keep that umbrella and rain gear handy. it's not just the rain we're dealing with, but the wind as well. we know a lot of you have outdoor plans for tonight, maybe heading into the weekend, but the damp and dreary conditions are going to be different depending on where you live. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the rain neighborhood by neighborhood. >> and in many cases, the worst weather of this whole system is occurring right now or will during the next six hours. you can see this gigantic area of rain moving straight to the north. right through the philadelphia are

games start the bucs head coach said that sunday's opener against atlanta counts for double given the imp today they're back on the practice field and the new face in the crowd and cecil shorts. he made his debut. he has some familiarity that was the rookie year. and offensive coordinator with the jags. but it may take time to absorb the play book. his head is spinning. asked if he will make a >> , you never know. and i'm optimistic see how to pick things up. however i'm playing. as time goes on. absorb what i can. >> they talked a couple of times we'll see how he is. he is a great player. he is a -- he is worked with a couple of other guys. he was in jacksonville. and you know he is a good >> and so jameis winston's fiery half time speech at the game on monday night not only fire on to the seminoles but on the internet but it almost never happened. he said he had not planned on doing it at all. but in the heat of the moment he felt compelled. >> i tried to be quiet when when when i got there. we needed it. but he was getting on them. i felt like i needed to say that. it is about the bucs

if people now can say that and people want to imp can improve.'re given the tools to make themselves less biased, airbnb needs to do more. he apologized for how long it b airbnb will provide the tools to them. emily: you have worked with brian, he admits took them to make his changes. what was yours experience in working with brian and his level of commitment because at the same time it also affects his business? laura: i think he is very committed to addressing this issue. he came up with some ideas that are totally his that are reflected in the report. for example, he has committed to anybody who feels they can't get a room because they have been discriminated against that airbnb will help them find a the at the same cost, if only room they can find is more expensive, airbnb will make up the difference. emily: airbnb will limit the use of photos. why not limit the use of photos entirely? laura: you're going to see a person eventually. it's just a matter of when you get an image of that person. they've appointed at least a dozen people, engineer

there has never been any evidence of any illegality or imp impropriety.em were noble prize winners or heads of state, and you expect that to be the case. is that responsible for the numbers declining? i don't think so, not without the fuel added by the consistent rememb republican attacks. yes, there are fair questions for journalists in all of this. at the end of the day, going from one of the most respected women in the world, that she still is, i think it would not have been the case without many tens of millions and hundreds of millions spent. >> thank you, adam shift, we appreciate it. back to our breaking news, hermine now upgraded to a hurricane as it barrels to florida's gulf coast. she spent summer binge-watching. soon, she'll be binge-studying. now she writes mostly in emoji. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. today, the only spanish words he knows are burrito and enchilada. soon, he'll take notes en espanol. get back to great with the right gear. from the place with the experts. office depot officemax. gear up for school

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to doption had something with fighting the wind factor -- imp factor. i managed to get an asian version, and it says heroic man in that language. and of course this is president bush in his house at kennebunkport, maine. that is the cover of my book " bush: aerbert walker photographic profile." after the bush: a photographic war, there was the reelection. we went into the campaign, and here we are in the massive crowds. everybody was getting interviewed. this is larry king of cnn interviewing their dog. this is upstairs in the residence of the white house. i used to decorate the white house with photos. i enlarged one of those, and one day it was gone. it turned out that larry king had it. the president supported the troops. here he is in somalia afterwards. he visited with some of the children. the last day he was president, i was waiting for him to come to the oval office. we didn't quite knows going to happen that day. i went up to his bedroom and walked in, and he was just in .ed reading that little box there, that brown box by the telephone, is a c

it reminds me of senator rand paul saying he abhorred race imp. >> severely conservative. >> that beinghe has a better case to say he has run a deplorable campaign rather than painting his supporters with a broad brush based on comments he's made about judge curiel and the family. >> he spoke in flint, michigan. the pastor interrupted him while he was speaking. he was delivering political thoughts, going after hillary clinton. she said this is not supposed to be a political event at the church. he politely left. it was very civil. this morning he was on fox and he called her a nervous mess. now hillary clinton is really going after him for calling this pastor who has been involved in the flint crisis a nervous mess. this is going to be a story now. >> it is. i mean, remember -- this is the man who said after four years as president he would then get 95% of the african-american vote. well, there seems to be something missing in between his goal and his way of getting there, because this is not going to get him there. now, if the reverend had stepped in and had said something political or

. >> hacks ing part ing is an imp, and electro magnetic pulse is in some ways far more quickly lethal to a much larger number of people than hacking. but i do think we need to do a very good job at handling cyber defenses, and it's going to take a good deal of effort and it's not just against russia, it's against china, it's against north korea and countries we have to pay attention to. >>> donald trump promising to create 25 million jobs if he's elected but do his promises all add up? so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology help keep cities moving, so neighborhoods and businesses can prosper. i can book 3 or 4 gigs on a good weekend. i'm booked solid for weeks. it takes ingenuity to make it in the big city. i'm booked solid for weeks. ha-ha-ha! um-hmmm! hey! nikki! what are you doing here? you tell me, stephen. what? i'm snapping. you've b

. >> imp -- talking about living.nywhere, any continent, europe, asia, south america, africa. >> i guess i'm having an aleppo moment in the former president of mexico. >> i'm giving you the whole world, anybody you like. pick any leader. >> the former president of mexico. >> which one? >> i'm having a brain -- i'm having a brain -- >> fox? calderon? >> a na >> name any foreign leader. >> merkel. >> okay, fine, save yourself. >> wow. >> how can -- >> does he need a phone a friend, a life line? >> how can it can anyone in the world. >> first the a leppo. it was, and i said it at the time, the fact he can't think of a world leader he would like to work with, if he were to become president, merkel, neten wyahu. >> matthews gave him all that time. he was throwing and giving him seconds and seconds and seconds and he froze. i mean, i've never been a huge fan of the lightning round quiz and sort of show us how -- >> it was like gotcha. >> this wasn't gotcha at all. this was sort of basic engagement with the world we live in,

it's obvious, politically, the number of provisions, the more harmful provisions of obamacare were imp limited in delayed fashion. are there additional profissions about to kick in that will affect that group market? >> i think for wisconsin, the end of the transition policies, so, you know, the president's promise to have a plan and keep it, then at the end of, just before 2014, he allowed some transition policies. in wisconsin we allowed that. in the small group market, roughly twice as many individuals in the small group market in transition policies and grandfathered policy that is are not obamacare compliant than there are in obamacare single risk pools. when we get to the end of 2017, all those plans, unless they do another extension will go the way of the do do and so that will create a big sea change in the market for us. >> you will see a cumulative price increase, what we have seen since 2013, correct? get them all in one year. >> any consumers who have not participated. we have 46,000 folks. they will see whatever the rates are in their particular counties. >> if you take a

up playing to stereotypes in the african-american community, kind of playing them as crime-ridden, imp in the worse case ever, except for jim crow and housing and employment, yeah. he's at 7% in a new nbc poll you just talked about, steve, so i don't see him doing particularly well with african-americans. what i do see as part of this outreach is him potentially reaching college-educated suburban white voters who tend to vote republican but who worry he may have racist or bigoted views. this kind of rhetoric, that he's doing at least rhetorically, could reach some, but i doubt it. >> i don't know how much it will reassure white people. i think white people, the kind who will vote for trump harken to mike pence's message that we talk about race too much. now it's an issue that's thrust itself on the stage. it's probably a bad issue for trump because it contradicts itself. you can't say we need to do policing and we need to do stop and frisk. those two are contradictory. they don't put trump in a good light. it's a bunch of phrases and ideas that don't match up. >> we should also say, st

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on a quantitative note, you guys were talking about pmi data out of china, south korea imp reported. hardly a bellwether for any economy but macau, but a surprise increase there of 1.1%. fx market, nothing of note. have a look at dollar-yen, where we have been trading the last -- 103, very critical level. the red line at the level moment for dollar-yen. let me just bring up chinese currency ahead of the 20, the meeting happening this weekend, a lot of people saying this chart -- let me bring it up -- this is where we will be before sunday. 658, 670 might be the limit here, before the chinese would hardly want this to be the topic of conversation during that meeting. very quickly, what is happening in the bond markets, the long end of the curve in japan selling off. we are getting yields, 10-year negative. highest level on the 30 year since august or april. manus, anna? anna: david ingles in hong kong.let us talk about the official factory gates numbers, rising last month to the highest level in two years. kevin hamlin joins us from beijing with analysis. what do the numbers tell us?

once of two of them were on board a lot of them imp tempted to cut the lines and let it drift out to sea. bon voyage! bye-bye! announcer: this portion of "cbs welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin with worldwide condemnation and concern after north korea tested its most powerful nuclear weapon yet. the north claims its ballistic missiles can now carry nuclear warhead. the overnight test had a 5.3 tremor near north nuclear base. >> south korea and japan called the north and further complicated an already tense situation. north korea said, overnight, the test was performed on a newly developed nuclear warhead at a remote site used for previous nuclear tests. south korean officials scrambled together for a emergency meeting and on his way back from asia, president obama had conversations with the u.n. it undein stability. secretary of state john kerry addressed the test from geneva. >> we are still trying to monitor to find out precisely what took place. >> reporter: earlier this week, pyongyang caused more concern when they launched three missiles while china was hosting world leader

opportunity good afternoon, tim the distribution manager for the natural land and management of the imp and a dozen slides half of them are pictures shouldn't take along a busy couple of years i had a change to moderate a panel if my colleagues and talked about this issue about the colleagues from the nonprofit organization and the public workshop in july on the peninsula work i'll provide that background. >> working with the city 11 years and there's a lot of history that predates me i'll cover that circle it is important to know how we inherited this the puc owns 22 thousand acres of lands on the water shed as the spring veil water company under the act and called the peninsula two water sheds one in the bay and one so the san mateo creek and to the ocean the water shed land has 3 reservoirs you you were and lower and in addition to our ownership a fish and wildlife reservoir with at the construction of 280 and 60s there are easements and recreation movement and other easements on the bulk of the water shed to the west and the recreation boundary on the east side is silvers the trail

here to present a summary of long term reports before i start i'd like to thank the members of the imp to scope out the reports as well as to insure the information in the reports is accurate i also want to thank the members of the public that came to this working meetings where we were working on the reports and provided feedback to the draft. >> so i'd like to start with a brief introduction on the eastern neighborhoods we adopted the four original area plans in 2009 the mission, soma and potrero hill and central waterfront and 2013, the added western soma they essentially had the plan in the overarching policy goals one to stabilize the art space in the city prominent zoning in the eastern neighborhoods before they plans was m that allowed for a board range of used for residential to the idea of sort of create protected space of pdr and transition to the mixed use areas that is with other uses and then in addition another goal to provide more housing at higher levels of affordability and generate revenues through impact fees to combine with other city funds to meet the needs of new

to assess the ation further, i want to see shapes up when we have strong, you know, i use the word impe >> reporter: but this morning it is melania trump who is locked in a fight of her own. she filed a $150 million defamation suit against the "the daily mail" and a maryland blogger for stories accusing her of having a racyst. he lye saying there are many lielude among others that mrs. trump supposedly was an escort in the 1990s before she met her husband. egregious, malicious and harmful those stories retracted and daily mail" saying in a statement it did not state or suggest that these allegations are tru and regrets any such misinterpretation. and now a big staffing change for donald trump. he's bringing on campaign manag. he is aonrvative operative who spent decades investigating the clintons. the clinton campaign as you can imagine is not holding back. they say, quote, donald trump s elementsf fringe in the driver's seat of his campaign. george. >> okay, cecilia, let's talk about with this matt dowd. right now, you have to give donald trump credit for, he does dominate the headline

once of two of them were on board a lot of them imp tempted to cut the lines and let it drift out to sea. bon voyage! bye-bye! announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! ♪ welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin with worldwide condemnation and concern after north korea tested its most powerful nuclear weapon yet. the north claims its ballistic missiles can now carry nuclear warhead. the overnight test had a 5.3 tremor near north korea's main nuclear base. >> south korea and japan called it reckless and president obama said it could have series consequence. adriana diaz has more. >> reporter: good morning. this is north korea's second nuclear test this year alone and largest yet and comes after the u.s. and south korea held last month and angered further complicated an already tense situation. north korea said, overnight, the test was performed on a newly developed nuclear warhead at a remote site used for previous nuclear tests. south korean officials scrambled together for a emergency meeting and on his way back from asia, president obama had

that's a great question over the eastern neighborhoods a way to capture general funds during doing an imp they have offered to help us problem solve through some of the gaps wear going through this minnie capital plan and looking at the less of things what the gap is they'll help us perhaps problem solve through general fund dollars or other things they have expertise to do. >> i worked - two more things one the impact fees allows us to impact the things with the transportation that is where the biscuit gaps are. >> great i think to commissioner johnsons point we need to understand do we have a complete city rue right now i think we're going away from a complete city yeah media car repair the place is no longer there i want to bay city my sxarpt needed some cleaning he went to 14 in the mix $0.83 no longer there a housing complex if i want to get coffee but other things that keep leave going those are different things for jobs and spfld training i worried about wiener getting away if that. >> commissioner moore. >> i want to follow up threatening the commissioners for comments it is corre

opportunity good afternoon, tim the distribution manager for the natural land and management of the imp and a dozen slides half of them are pictures shouldn't take along a busy couple of years i had a change to moderate a panel if my colleagues and talked about this issue about the colleagues from the nonprofit organization and the public workshop in july on the peninsula work i'll provide that background. >> working with the city 11 years and there's a lot of history that predates me i'll cover that circle it is important to know how we inherited this the puc owns 22 thousand acres of lands on the water shed as the spring veil water company under the act and called the peninsula two water sheds one in the bay and one so the san mateo creek and to the ocean the water shed land has 3 reservoirs you you were and lower and in addition to our ownership a fish and wildlife reservoir with at the construction of 280 and 60s there are easements and recreation movement and other easements on the bulk of the water shed to the west and the recreation boundary on the east side is silvers the trail

and imp is a good man, have a different definition of what good is, i will stand against trump and clinton. vote for evanl mcmullen -- a good man who is on the ballot. he can be a write-in candidate in him was every state. electoralwins all 270 votes, the house of representatives will decided and if mcmullen can be elected, improbable, yes. impossible, no. trumppecially because does not deserve our vote. it is an honorable path. hate the thought of hillary clinton being elected president and she will never get my vote, but i will not compromise principals for the sake of party allegiance. if trump becomes what it means they republican, i will not be republican. hopefully, his nomination is a case of temporary insanity, but i will not allow trump to be the face of the nation for the world. i will not allow old purity to stand in the place of virtue, not with my vote. while not stand idly by the national character is polluted, not with my vote. as christians, we are called to do god's bidding. this is doing what we should and entrusting in the results. bill. thank you, bishop harry, your res