. >> janelle, last night the council voted to sanction any strike by 531 meaning they have the full support of every labor union in the county if it comes to that. while they are working on negotiations they are ready to work out. >>> the signs are ready to go. thousands of them inside the office of of sciu local 521. >> you can see the picket signs here we're prepared to strike gelgt getting ready the members are ready to strike. they voted for the strike. >> the strike could come soon. a walkout would mean longer lines in many county offices. >> now serving 8, 622, at window number 20. >> potential delays in obtaining permits or getting other county services. both sides are still negotiating. but all indications are they are not close. >> we have some areas that we really are, you know, trying to work hard to get closer to in my department. >> sources tell me the county told supervisors for the to approve vacation plans for employees over the next two weeks anticipating a possible strike. the county executive overseas the negotiating team. today supervisor sandy chavez said there are cont

janelle? >>> firefighters from alameda county are heading north to fight a fast-growing wildfire there. the red bank fire is burning near the shasta trinity national forest north of chico. it was sparked by lightning yesterday afternoon. the fire spread to 7,300 acres and is only 7% contained. mandate evacuations are in place. >>> something is not right. that's what some people who live in the west winds mobile home park are saying about the death of their neighbor. the woman is disabled and she died when her home caught fire. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us live. robert, friends and neighbors have a lot of questions about this death. >> well, they do. at this point the san jose fire department says this fire is considered just under investigation. but more arson experts are coming. >> they will be conducting an investigation starting monday. usually it happens when we have a large enough fire and/or fatality. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: bernice contreras couldn't help but react in horro

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm scott budman . a juror in the ghost ship trial talking for the first time about how they reached their verdict. the jury was close to being hung on both defendants. >> nbc bay area's melissa colorado spoke to this juror. you got great insight on the difficult decision that happened behind closed doors. >> reporter: janelle, the juror tells me this was an unbelievable experience, an emotional experience as well. millard saying he cried after the verdict came down. he said this was also frustrating, number one, because the evidence was so complex, and it was frustrating because two women refused to change their minds. to his friends, millard billings is a retired high school teacher from acrosscastro valley. but to prosecutors, he was alternate who became a juror in the last

hi, janelle, are you ready to go? >> reporter: oh, yeah. i got my sneakers on. i'm ready to walk.s is a big showing this year. they say thousands will show up at embarcadero plaza to do this heart walk which kicks off at noon. right now they have booths and festivities set up and we'll take you on a tour with my photographer kevin durant. this is where survivors are signing up, those of stroke and heart disease. and check this out. this is hands only cpr. they're giving lessons right now. it only takes five minutes to get trained on cpr which is amazing. and they're doing 100 to 120 compressions per minute and if you don't know this, you do it to staying alive by the bee gees. ah, ah, ah, staying alive. you get a cpr kidd kit and learn this live saving technique. and if you want to learn about e-cigarettes get more information about the potential harmful effects and a lot of the flavors are geared towar children like the cinnamon toast crunch so they give you more information about that. and if you still want to come down, sign up right now. they have the sunscreen. you could regi

our janelle wang following all the developments. janelle?rter: anoushah and terry, the note did ask the president of ukraine to look into his political rival joe biden and his family, but there is disagreement over whether that was an abuse of power. >> reporter: president trump in a late-day news conference again denying the claim at the heart of a congressional impeachment inquiry, that he pressured a foreign leader for political gain. >> no push, no pressure, no nothing. it's all a hoax, folks. it's all a big hoax. >> reporter: it stems from a phone call on july 25th, with ukraine's president who today issued a similar denial while at the u.n. general assembly in new york. >> normally push me, yes. >> in other words, no pressure. because you know what? there was no pressure. >> reporter: and after resistance from the white house, the whistle-blower's complaint about the phone call was released to congress and reviewed by members of the house intelligence committee. today the white house released its official account of that phone call. th

i'm janelle wang. raj and jessica are off tonight. a packed house at chase center. thousands there for the first big event at the warriors' new home in san francisco. that's metallica on stage, kicking off a new era in the city. tonight also a big test on the traffic flow in the mission bay neighborhood. nbc bay area's jean elle is there. she joins us live. jean, how is it going so far? >> well, janelle, metlica fans made it down here and got into the chase center very smoothly earlier tonight. they're just starting to trickle out right now. let's show you around a little bit. this is the ride share lane. you can see things are moving smoothly. there is lots of police around. let's take a look down the road here. lots of buses here ready to roll to get people out of here. police and muni workers are out in force tonight, hoping to keep this evening moving smoothly. ♪ metallica and the san francisco symphony rock the new chase center. ♪ putting on a one-of-a-kind show for the arena's first concert. metallica's lars ulrich says it's a thrill. >> metallica will be call

travel firm thomas cook's holidays are turning into nightmares for tourists caught up in the chaos janell's of all out we'll have that story and a whole lot more coming up in business news after a short break and i'll see you again at the top of the hour for now thank you for spending this part of your day with us. we're going to one official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. why return to swallow. visiting friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness news that matters. made phone lines. bursting in school in the. first clueless. doris grand moment arrives join the arena taking on her journey. you know we're going to return to. the ring in time returns home. in a closely watched decision kenya's central bank has kept its benchmark interest rates steady but indicated it might not stay that way i'll get some analysis from our correspondent in nairobi. also on the show the world's oldest travel company collapses b.n. to all the scope stalls trouble for holiday makers of

travel firm thomas cook all the days are turning into nightmares for tourists caught up in the chaos janell's will out we'll have that story and a whole lot more coming up in business news. after a short break and i'll see you again at the top of the hour for now thank you for spending part of the day with us. we're going to unofficial estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. i'd return to. visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters to me.

. >> i saw and heard it janelle. i can tell you it happened just a few minutes after the event started. more than 100 people came here to this community room for the event, and that's when the clash began. >> [ bleep ]. we remember. we remember. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> reporter: moments after this video started playing a heated exchange between a small group of protesters and more than 100 people celebrating the 70th anniversary of the peoples' republic of china. demonstrators tried to shout them down. this man says his parents fled oppression in beijing to live in the u.s. he says this gathering honoring a communist country and posting its flag should never have been held in a city-owned building. >> this event is insensitive and inappropriate considering what's going on right now in the world. we've seen months and months of protest in hong kong against the chinese communist party attempt to avert the rule of law there to oppress strides for democracy. >> reporter: the peninsula committee to celebrate the national

>> thank you, janelle. >> the air is filled with the sound of picketing. united auto workers.the country, 31 gm plants, workers walked off the job overnight. that's 46,000 workers asking for better wages, health care benefits and job security. they helped to bring general motors back from bankruptcy they say and ten years later, the company made more than $11 billion in profits alone. >> we're standing up for our share of the profits. >> presented a strong off offer to the uae. >> gm calls it disappointing and costly. the last strike cost them $300 million a day. gm says it will continue to work with employees to try to reach an agreement. >>> we have new details about the bay area teenagers accused of killing an italian police officer in italy. lawyers for one of the two teenagers are dropping a release request. on the right, gabriel natali -- for his alleged role. his legal team needs more time to study new evidence. assaulted one officer while his friend, finnegan elder stabbed another officer several times killing him. both teenagers graduated from tamalpais high school in

betty and mary in the choir along with kim and janelle who was a professional singer who sings with a group called "sold- out band." then i had my cousin who has a quartet. he has a saxophone. many remember "dear lord" by john culture in. all of those who were just wonderful along with my speakers that were there. my colleagues and friends, anthony jenkins and bobby jones. and there was jim hopkins and dale witherspoon. also who came was gail burroughs, the wife of the late hugh burroughs. our mentor, host and producer of mosaic for 30 plus years. i was so glad to see her. she had heard about it on mosaic when i was interviewed about ministry. so a shout out to all of you that made it such a wonderful event. i have not been able to thank all of you and the churches i was able to serve. eastern hill in richmond. glide in san francisco. there was st. mark's. i just needed to do that and i thank you for that. i felt in the last few months when i talk about ministry in my interview with elizabeth, i thought about, what is the nature of ministry? even though i'm retired, i will always be a

janell miller recently revealed her name during an interview with 60 minutes and talked about how she got drunk at a frat party and woke up at a hospital not knowing what happened. swimmer brock turner was convicted of three felonies on sexual assault. he was sentenced to six months in jail and out in ninety days. >>> rape is not a punishment for getting drunk. we have this sick mindset in our culture that if you deserve rape, if you drink to excess you deserve a hangover. >>> outrage over brock turner's sentence prompted many people to rally behind ms. miller's own victim impact statement that was posted online. >>> opening statements began in the murder trial of tiffany lee, the real estate agent accused of killing the father of her children. her boyfriend is charged with murder and jesse gary says that statement stretching from morning to afternoon the defense attorney paints a picture of events says circumstantial evidence will show a different events that the prosecutor believe. it is said that lee paid her ex. >> we believe that the right people are accountable. >> but people sa

. >> reporter: janelle, it definitely is. we spoke to one woman who came up with a unique way to try and get rid of these huge boulders that were placed on the sidewalk secured to t sidewalk. neighbors say 18 boulders lining the sidewalk of clinton park are working as they intend defecati and, you know, there's drug users. >> reporter: to keep the homeless away. >> haven't seen a tent in a couple of weeks. >> reporter: but others are already plotting ways to get rid of the boulders which popped up after neighbors collected money to have them put in. >> just like, they're just like an angry act. >> reporter: danielle baskin posted them for sale online. >> i put them on the craigslist free section. >> reporter: her posts were flagged and removed. the city has no plans to remove the boulders, but public works crews were out twice to remove them from the streets and put them back on the sidewalk. a spokesperson for the department of public works says we are looking to grant permission for the bounders to ma process will be is und

our own janelle wang sat down with her on her brand new set to talk about the new gig. >> four, three, two, one. ♪ >> reporter: kelly clarkson is on cloud nine, but her feet are still planted firmly on the ground. >> this is a dream i didn't know i had. i never in a million years would have thought i would have had a talk show. i laughed at it when they brought it up. i was like, okay. but turns out i love it. so i hope people like it. okay, y'all have to laugh. i'm hilarious. >> reporter: that's one reason nbc executives chose her to host her own talk show. fans love her humor and down-to-earth personal style. your slogans like true colors very real, right, is that what you -- >> yes, no filters, true colors and that was really you know, when they asked me to dot show, look, i'm not going to be the girl that will come on the air and not be me. i'm incapable. i have to be myself. i've been fighting that in the music industry for years, so you know, they leaned in to that. they loved that. so the show is very much just raw and real and fun and we talk about everything, and -- >> report

>> reporter: well, janelle, tech workers saying they want to fight climate change and they want their companies to fight climate change. many stepped out of work and joined the rally and the young people here in san jose. [cheers and applause] the south bay climate march began at san jose's dearadon station where people came inspired to change, informed bay hash tag and sympathetic companies like intel. >> i got permission from my boss. >> reporter: then picking up people along the way, other tech workers told us they, too, are looking to change the way we treat the planet. >> i think all of us are really just starting to get to the point where we realize how much of a crisis it is and that we need to do more, so i'm hoping we'll all step up to the plate. >> we want a green new deal! >> reporter: which led to lots of local companies encouraging their employees to leave work, joining the throngs of young activists and marching. >> i think people just need to take the time off. they need to express the, you know, themselves that that's important to them and thus needs to be, it's import

. >> i saw and heard it janelle.ell you it happened just a few minutes after the event started. more than 100 people came here to this community room for the event, and that's when thelash began. >> [ bleep ]. we remember. we remember. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> reporter: moments after this video started playing a heated exchange between a small group of protesters and more than 100 people celebrating the 70th anniversary of the peoples' republic of

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janelle wang sat down with her ahead of the premiere and she wants her new show to be a place where everyonean have fun. >> i want to be the one hour where everyone is invited and it is nobody's being weird about anything and it is very inclusive and that is the kind of vibe iant. >> the kelly clarkson show kicks off on nbc bay area at 3:00 and then catch ellen with chris and kriely jenner. and if you are not at home, it is a time to set the dvr to watch the shows later and we could talk about them tomorrow. catch the kelly clarkson -- or she will be on "california live" ming up right after our show at 11:30. don't miss that as well. >> a lot of kel, kelly, kelly. everywhere. >> i know. >> it is great to see her show this afternoon. >> but it is going to be hard to stay inside. so you might have dvr -- >> and then watch it. >> because look at all of this sunshine that we're seeing across the bay area. and it is been so hot recently. it was nice over the weekend to catch a break so the nice weather continues today. we're taking a look from our san bruno camera over to concord with low 80s in

he was hanging out with our very own janelle wang. walkers were at the embarcadero plaza the city to raise awareness and raise money to fight heart disease and stroke. by the way he walks to the ballpark every day from his home. his retirement is right around the corner. >> that's how he stays young. >> the swinging a's, they have a slim lead in that wild card race go every game counts. khris davis with an opposite field 3-run homer. he is starting to heat up. >> it was his second homerun of the game. the a's beat the rainers 14-9. >> he wasn't a star player, but he was a very important part of the warriors' dynasty. now shaun livingston is retiring. >> after 15 nba seasons he made the announcement in an emotional instagram post. five seasons with the warriors and he comes away with three rings on his hand. the warriors saying he still wants livingston to be a part of the organization in some capacity. very good call. okay. up next, sir elton sar nading the chase center. we are going to show you. we are here to discuss jessie's online

it's fossil feel guzzling equipment with eco friendly vergence according to the country's chief of janell stuff and as part of ok explains there's a wide a trend of western armies trying to attract minority and green conscious when your current sting they might be in the business of killing but they don't want to kill be environment while they're at it there british army is going go general so mark colton smith has said that british forces are going to be phasing out the use of thirsty gas guzzling military vehicles and equipment in favor of plugging in take cleaner technologies it's all in a bid to attract younger and more environmentally conscious recruits not only will that give his considerable operational benefits reducing logistic drag but it will also get the army on the right side of the environmental argument especially in the eyes of our next generation of recruits who increasingly make career decisions based on a prospective employers environmental credentials. earlier this year the british army launched a new recruitment drive targeted at young people the campaign emphasise th

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i will introduce janel, our program manager. she is going to discuss the reallocation of the 2018 funds and the process moving forward. >> good morning. i am the regional programming manager for the bay area uasi. as craig discussed the training and exercise program is being -- we are looking for a new ad more. our vision is to to look at not only sustaining the public safety training numbers but include community preparedness in this effort and working with those organizations to reach community members. there was a one-time reallocation of funds from the withdrawal from administering the program. the bay area chose to wherever possible continue to support training efforts. this reallocation of funds how that worked out you can see over $3 million reallocated to the bay area. we work in four hubs. each received $812,000. san francisco and san mateo counties are the west bay hub. each of those jurisdictions got $406,000. in san francisco you can see we divided it through dem through the four different agencies. dem community pre

gentlem janelle wang is monitoring. she'll join us with an update in 25 minutes. >>> blue skies today, but there's another chance of rain tomorrow. jeff rahher in ri is tracking it for us. we had it on monday? now again? >> it looks good to get wet weather moving in. i don't think as much as we had early monday morning. but you can see right now it's dry. not much in the way of cloud cover. but zoom out and get a wider picture, you can see the storm system is to the north producing rain fall near the california/oregon border. once we hit 8:30 in the morning tomorrow, we'll see showers in marin, napa. here's what i'm looking at right now with this, primarily clouds for the morning commute. spotty shower chances gradually return with a slight thunderstorm risk arriving 7:00 a.m. into 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon with a little bit of wind. we'll take a closer look at the hour by hour forecast for tomorrow in about ten minutes. >> thank you very much. it is one of the fewlaces in america where you can earn six figures and sti

. >>> 4,000 people showed up for the american heart association's annual heart walk and janelle wangevent along with this guy. you know who he is. he's a big supporter of the american heart association and says taking part in the event was personal for him. >> heart disease has hit home for me. my father died of heart disease. i've had to deal with it. i've had a couple of stints. i've had good friends had a bypass, numerous friends. >> today's heart walk is the first of five over the next month to raise awareness and money to fight heart disease. >> bruce bochy walks from his apartment to the giants games. he only had a couple weeks left before he retires. >> three titles. >> how we looking outside? >> i think better as we head into the next couple of days. that's the good news. we have promise in the forecast for you. even a possibility of maybe a few showers. we'll get you into the microclimate forecast. bottom line, one more day of hot weather. then we get changes moving in. high pressure with us tomorrow. forces compressional heating down to the surface. so, it's going to take p

. >> janelle got to hang out with the cool people in hollywood.ng as mario lopez and all those people you hung out with. >> it was a very busy day. it's true. it was a very busy day in l.a. and nbc bayts debut this afternoon. ellen kicked off it's season. and access hollywood has a new host. >> big news is happening at access hollywood. >> oh, yeah, here we go. >> mario lopez is joining the team. >> how is the chemistry between the three of you? >> you tell us, mario. you're the new guy. >> it's cool when you walk into a situation and feel comfortable enough that you've always been there. obviously i'm familiar with them watching on tv and stuff. so, just kind of gel and jump right into it. >> so now you've got to mana two guys. >> i know. how fun is this? you feel me? here we go. i cannot wait. >> mario just had a third baby, scotty single on the scene, this makes for gold. >> all the time. i get hit up all the time. you set me up, you're going to be getting this? can you set me up with your friends? >> hol la at your boy. >> three shows, three d

let's bring in janelle wang with details. >> this phone call involved ukraine but has no other details revealed. in a closed door meeting with congressional investigators, the intelligence community watchdog declined to share details of a bombshell whistle blower complaint. nbc news learned it involves a promise from president trump to a foreign leader. >> i don't know whether the white house is directly involved because we can't get an answer to that question. we do know that they are making some claim that a privilege may apply. there's no privilege to be corrupt. >> we still don't know which foreign leader president trump was speaking to and we don't know what he said. we do know a u.s. intelligence officer found it serious enough to make an extremely rare whistle blower complaint. >> this is not a policy disagreement. this is something that is lawless. >> the complaint was filed with michael atkinson who found it to be a credible and urgent matter, that he was required by law to share it with congress. but president trump's acting dni overruled him after consulting with the justice

her name is janel miller and opened up about the night that changed her life forever in an exclusivea 60 minutes. she spoke about the night that she cross paths with brock turner. she never denied that she drank a combination whiskey vodka and champagne. she woke up four hours later in a hospital bed with cuts all over her body. she had been sexually assaulted by turner and there were witnesses. in a surprise move the judge handed down a sentence at the low end of the state guidelines. only six months. he served only three for good behavior. >> i was in shock. you're saying i put aside a year and a half of my life so that he could go to county jail for three months. i remember in court that the defense attorney always kept saying chanel has no memory. she has no memory. and i remember sitting there and thinking i will remember everything. >> she poured her memories feelings and frustrations into a memoir entitled know my name. it will be released tomorrow. as for the judge, he was recalled for the sentence that was handed down. >>> bay area leaders taking the plunge. the downtown dro

everybody remembers that five years ago and the punch of his ex, at that point his e ex-fiancee, janelleone thing the investigation came back with was to tell the nfl you have to investigate yourself. the nfl hired experts, they did all kinds of things, now we'll see it in play. we'll see how it works. whatever happens, whatever the decision is, people will not be happy, but i think it's set against the framework of metoo and our culture now, and 45% of the fan base now is women and girls. that cannot be ignored in this reception. >> i know the nfl is scheduled to speak with brittany taylor as early as tomorrow, and we'll see what comes of that. christine brennan, thank you so much. >> fred, thank you very much. >>> straight ahead, did julian castro's fight with joe biden cost him an endorsement? why a city councilmember from his own state is now switching sides. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of active psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of

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gentlem janelle has been following this story. >> democrats believe they have their strongest evidencent inquiry. on the other side the white house telling democrats to stop pushing hoaxes and start getting stuff done in congress. the full whistleblower complaint released this morning accusing of president trump of abusing his power and trying to cover it up, acting director of national intelligence testified for three urhis morning about that complaint. >> did you ever speak to the president about this complaint? >> myecau i'm the director of national intelligence, are privileged. >> the whistleblower accuses president trump of using the power oof his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 election. it happened in a july phone call with ukraine's president asking him to investigate democratic rival joe biden and his son. >> it's a disgrace to our country. my call was perfect. the president yesterday of ukraine said there was no pressure put on him whatsoever. >> but the complaint says the truck administration tried to lockdown details of that call by moving

and this is obviously now being investigated as in and janell i talked with the manager of the eye.t's the energy company here on. >>the seeds the coast guard, a telecommunications center and also a ship traffic radar. the installation. so it's a it's serious business around we're hoping oil fire couldn't. help us window to. we might be responsible. so. >>a lot of people do this. well we we say. >>don't have proof that we think it's ca percent. >>and that is what they're investigating now all this land is not open to the public, it's usually close. but those buildings are of and into that's why there are no shuns in places the very south side of the land of the man died. and that is why it's not really impacting the people who live on the. they're saying this is not the first time this has happened. this is the second time people have tried to cut down polls. the first time this they didn't it didn't cause a fire, but they did cut. what they're going to need to do and how much damage was done to their polls obviously is going to be an impact to the coast guard. but as. sarah stinson

janelle, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me, george. >> first of all, the images that we coming out of the bahamas are staggering, stunning to see the amount of destruction there. from your view, what is your organization doing now to help people get the help they need? >> as you said, the images are not just stunning, they're heartbreaking. the bahamas red cross has had a surprise preposition before the hurricane and bahamas red cross volunteers were spreading preparedness messages making sure people evacuated, telling them what to bring and where to go. right now, we're really focusing on getting life saving aid to people who need it. so, yesterday, we were able to deliver tarps, blankets, hand crank radios to people in need. and ice distribution, something that people told us they really needed. one of the number one things they wanted so they could use it for water and also use it to keep their food safe. we had a plane ran on thursday in nassau, it had 3800 aid on it. hammers nails, ropes so people can start repairing their shelters. they had hygiene items on there s

. >> reporter: janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> he has good form! >> he looks great.ance. >> good for him. congratulations. >> we are rooting for him. thanks for joining us on this labor day. have a great evening. >> see you at 11:00. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. ♪ >>> now on "extra" -- kevin hart from the insane accident. >> the car went off there, and it was kevin hart. >> how he survived and how he's do

and janelle i think it will be an interesting session in light of what is going on in -- and neil i think it will be an interesting session in light of what is going on in london and in harlem it. we will also host chris murphy of connecticut for the capital conversation series and washington, d.c.. and finally next month, we announced our honorees for when he 19 annual dinner that will be held in boston with 1700 people from all six new england states coming together. one of the recipients will be your own senator maggie hassan. we are delighted. today needless to say, we are delighted to welcome as we say a loja, to our good friend congresswoman kelsey gabbard as she campaigns for the 2020 presidential nomination here in the great granite state. if elected she would make history as the first female combat veteran to serve as president of the united states. reading her bio, she has a knack for making history. she was elected to the hawaii state legislature urged it thousand two, she was just 21 years old becoming the youngest member ever elected in that wonderful state. went she was elec

. >>> i want to bring in janelle eli with international red cross based here in the bahamas.hank you for spending time with us. this estimate from the united nations that 70,000 people, grand bahama and abaco, are homeless, many counted in the estimate from the world food program of 60,000 who will need food support. what is the red cross offing for those who need help -- offering for those who need help? >> right now the red cross is working around the clock to get aid to people in need. we had a planeload of 38,000 relief supplies lapd in nassau. things like emergency shelter kits so people can repair their homes or at least have something over there h -- over their head even if it's a tarp. we know that access to clean water is difficult and can cause secondary humanitarian needs. hygiene items and clearwater are real priorities right -- and clean water are real priorities right now. at the red cross we're working on something that you mentioned earlier which is helping to reconnect families. people i spoke to have been devastated not just by the physical impacts of hurric

steph curry, lizzo and janelle monae. on the hour list. all right, emily. a >> emily: i want to show you this sweet scene from sms high school where the high school voted to crown their homecoming queen ms. trinity arrington, and we are seeing her right now actually deciding to give her crown and flowers to her friend emily petty, she said, i decided to give my crown to my sweet friend emily, because she has always wanted to be a princess and i decided she deserved it. during the runnings or whatever she kept telling everybody to vote for her friend, trinity was the one that actually won and she gave her flowers to sweet emily. i love to see stories like this. >> dana: jesse, have you ever won something and given it away? >> jesse: yeah, when i did not want it. >> greg: were you guys homecoming queen? jesse, don't answer. >> dana: no. were you, emily? >> emily: i won prom queen, best dancer in high school. and other things. >> dana: like what? >> emily: awards that don't mean anything, has to do with looks, it's more impo

and our very own janelle wang sat down with her to talk about the new gig. >> four, three, two, one! ♪ clarkson is on cloud nine. but her feet are still planted firmly on the ground. >>ream i didn't know i had. i never in a million years would've thought i would have had a talk show. i mean, i laughed at it when they brought it up. i was but it turns out i love it. so i hope people like it. okay, y'all have to laugh. i'm hilarious. >> reporter: that's one reason nbc executives chose her to host her own talk show. fans love her humor and down to earth personal style. >> so your slogans are true colors, very real. >> yeah, no filters, true colors. and that was really, you know, when they asked me to do the show, i was like, look, i'm not going to be the girl that's going to come on there and not be me. like i am incapable. like, i have to be myself. i have been fighting that in the music industry for years. they leaned into that. they loved that. and so the show is very much just raw and real and f experience when they watch the show or they come see the show? >> the three words we thr

our own janelle wang sat down with clarkson ahead of today's premiere.rkson says she wants her new show to be a place where everyone can have fun. >> i want to be the one hour where everyone's invited and it's nobody's, you know, being weird about anything and it's very inclusive and that's the kind of vibe i want. >> "the kelly clarkson show" kicks off on nbc bay area at 3:00 this afternoon, then catch "ellen" season premiere with special guests kris and kylie j jenner. >>> coming up, the top stories this monday morning. >> raiders headline monday night football without antonio brown. up next a live report, how the team's preparing. >>> and here is a talker, "forbes" put out the list of most 100 innovative leaders and the only woman on that list is from the bay area. who she is and the backlash against "forbes." next. >>> and a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza this morning, metering lights are on. looks like the rush hour commute is as well, the early morning one at least. we'll check in with mike. he'll have a look at the morning commute and

our own janelle wang sat down with clarkson ahead of today's premiere.n says she wants her new show to be a place where everyone can have fun. >> would you like people to experience? >> the three words we were talking about, three words that i feel like exude my personality, which is a lot of heart, a lot of humor and a lot of connection. i like connecting with meme. i love like, we probably grew up very dimple but i love finding out what makes you tick and why you are where you are. i love that kind of stuff. >> we love it, too, kelly. "the kelly clarkson show" kicks off on nbc bay area at 3:00 this afternoon, then catch "ellen" season premiere with special guests kris and kylie jenner. 6:26 for you right now. >>> next and new for you this morning, inclusion and innovation. the defense "forbes" magazine is giving for putting exactly one woman on the list of 100 top innovators. reaction, who is missing, and the bay area woman who made the cut. >>> plus -- >> look at adam schefter, the raiders release -- oh! oh! >> a wild weekend for the raiders and the t

joining us now is janelle eli from the international red cross. good morning to you. information is that you have, about what the situation is there today? good morning. today i was is there today? good morning. today iwas in is there today? good morning. today i was in freeport and i spoke to a lot of families who have had their homes damaged and yesterday, i was in abaco, where so many people lost their homes. each day we are learning more about the destruction going on on the ground and how people are still in need of food and water and emergency shelter. right now, the red cross is trying to get more aid to people who needed but we are still facing logistical challenges, that is things like airports and roads to tell the connectivity issues and even harsh weather conditions. so what are your main priorities there at the moment? right now, people are really in need of food, water and emergency shelter. those are big priorities for lots of unitarian agencies on the ground. at the red cross, another priority we have is reconnecting families who have not been able to

. >> she's only the fifth this decade, so she joins johns, rihanna, cardi b, and janelle monae.any. my talk of the table maybe playing that song today. california lotto winner. latest superlotto winner, won $9 million over the weekend. what's remarkable about this, not the fact it's a lotto winner. when you talk to lotto winners you hear their story, oh, i'm google to keep going to work, live my life, not going to let it change me. a sprig of truth. she went to work, worked for hours, found out she won and came back and quit. her boss said you realize you're not going to have any medical benefits if you quit. she put her head on his shoulder and laughed. >> don't we spend the money before we win it. >> everybody's fantasy. >>> listen to this story. a maid of honor in nebraska got a good laugh when she wore a dinosaur costume to her sister's wedding. that's because her sister said she could wear anything she wanted. >> here she comes. >> can you believe that? most brides turn into bridezilla and want to control everything. she said wear anything you want. christina, her sister an

and what i think janelle is trying to say there, biden has not been part of that evolution at all. people to see that he has been able to kind of skate by without doing his homework on our community. >> philippe, i want you to weigh in here lastly. and let's talk about this evolution. you have a vice president candidate here who seems like he wants or sees the need to evolve. you have been in the room with him before. how did you process what unfolded here the last week? >> you know, i think you have a couple of things. first, to jamil's piece which i thought was over the top, not in his criticism but in his remedy, to say that this is disqualifying and joe biden should leave the race, that is a very serious thing. it's not so seen on the contrary to blacks being polled in the democratic party. secondly, lynn et's point is the right point, which is who is best to deal with this going forward? as a 77-year-old man, the best white man, the best person to do it? is a 78-year-old white man the best to do it? is a 70-year-old white woman the best to do it? meanwhile, they account for 60

"variety" reporter janelle riley tweeting in part, in 15 years of the festival i have never seen a standinging back tears as the audience applauds her. she said, please stop. you're ruining my makeup. the movie already receiving glowing reviews. many believe renee is on her way to an oscar nod for the performance. [ applause ] >> i can't wait to see it. >> "judy" hits theaters nationwide september 27th. you got a date. >> yes, all right. >>> then finally in the news, this morning sarah jessica parker and matthew broderick have been married for two decades, and guess what? they're heading back to broadway together. i'm excited about this. [ applause ] right across the street. the star will star in a revival of "plaza suite" where they will play, shockingly, a couple. actually three couples all staying in the same motel. the same pair will play three different couples. the last time they shared the stage was "how to succeed in business without really trying." broderick of course, is a stage veteran. he won the first of his two tonies in 1983 for his broadway debut in neal simon's "brighton be

. >> reporter: now most of the money goes to cover janelle's tuition at a nearby college.ck. i'm still -- every time i still cash a check i'm still, i have to pinch myself that i get to cash this check. >> reporter: yang dismisses criticism it's a giveaway amounts to paying for votes. >> anyone who receive as free dividend can do whatever they'd like. some who receive it when not vote for me. that's completely fine. >> reporter: the candidate's lawyers are within the campaign finance law given away to money donated to yang in 2020 is a legitimate campaign expense pap theory luke unlikely to be test court. seeing a permanent freedom dividend as the ultimate stimulus plan and safety net. >> it's make america feel safe again. you know? it's like, you know, having a livelihood is just as important as being protected from terrorists. >> reporter: i asked this family what they would do with the money if they could count on it year after year the rest of their lives. chuck said he would quit his job and start his own business. exactly the kind of economic development yang hopes t