. >> and he has jeff smith.y understanding is they have been having conversations. >> that's not a price of course. >> the window is open for nominating directors. unclear to me if that will actually happen. i think that -- perhaps on the star board front they are happy with some of the cost cutting. frankly if you want as they -- as jeff smith said in the interview a couple of months back to improve their r and d spend that's people and that's a long time. that is a long. >> we hope -- you hope the sea change pace. >> a lot of people felt they paid to much. -- if he is correct about his road map we will say he got the last laugh. >> i view is they overpaid but maybe they can figure it out. >> look at johnson and johnson. aaa balance sheet. >> this is a great company. you will say wait a second. >> haven't done anything. >> i know. captain obvious today. >> lily has been acting like a dog. 3.5%. >> the sector overall is at the lowest relative value in 16 years. >> we pulled the trigger and talk about it thursday

the table says jeff smith, the operations communication manager for pg e if you see an outline all the other 9-1-1, or pg. >> and some of get out there to make the situation safe, but assume it's live and stay away from it because it can be extremely mill valley police reported at least 8 separate incidents that involve down trees. power poles affecting residential properties, roadways and vehicles. in a statement mill valley, police say they are actively working to secure affected areas and restoring services. >> at this time, our emergency services in crews have resolved most incidents during stormy weather pg e says there is always a chance of power outages and safety tips like having a flashlight or having your cell phone fully charged helps to receive emergency notifications. and those that may be a more remote areas, for example, in the santa cruz mountains and things like that. >> it may take a little bit longer. >> often those those folks are accustomed to sometimes experiencing power outages. so they have to already taken steps to be prepared, whether it be by having a generat

seven news anchors reggie aqui and amanda delcastillo talked with the president of the valkyries, jeff smith, about how the draft works. for those of us who maybe aren't familiar now have our attention on the wnba. >> what is all kind of going into the draft today? >> yeah, this is a huge day for us. we've been building this team since last october, when the golden state ownership group earned the rights to bring a team here to the bay area, and it was just in may that we announced our team name and the golden state valkyries and everything that went into that. but this is the first moment that we actually get to talk about players. our incredible general manager, ohama, has been hard at work, and in this moment, what we have the opportunity to do is actually take a player from every other wnba team. if we choose to, there's a couple of other pieces with that. we start with expansion free agency gets to us in january and february, and then we'll have the college draft in april before tipping off in may. >> the wnba expansion draft airs at 330, and we'll bring you a special version of toyota

jeff smith was -- macy's. jeff sprith smith -- jeff smith was trying to do that. >> and macy's over and over. this one doesn't go up. >> no. and by the way, they were -- at least taking a look at potential bids, as well, for the entire company to take it private. and just go private already. enough. >> what -- listen, it's yours? barington, it's yours? retire -- >> it's not easy. hudson bay trying to rose a boatload of money to buy neiman marcus, trying to raise $2 million -- >> why? why go to these places? just go to the catalog and buy stuff. it's fine. >> macy's is -- you don't like good to makingy snaeps come on. bloom -- macy's, come on. bloomingdales. >> special. special. special. >> special? what? what are you mumbling? >> he doesn't understand the that -- you were off. you were not here. >> he was here. >> no. i was here. >> you were here. >> i was here as i recall. i did ask mr. mcdonald a question. >> yeah. and his answer was we're making a ton of money, you're not. >> so yeah -- >> isn't that what he

the table says jeff smith, the operations communication manager for pg e if you see an outline all the-1-1, or pg. >> and some of get out there to make the situation safe, but assume it's live and stay away from it because it can be extremely mill valley police reported at least 8 separate incidents that involve down trees. power poles affecting residential properties, roadways and vehicles. in a statement mill valley, police say they are actively working to secure affected areas and restoring services. >> at this time, our emergency services in crews have resolved most incidents during stormy weather pg e says there is always a chance of power outages and safety tips like having a flashlight or having your cell phone fully charged helps to receive emergency notifications. and those that may be a more remote areas, for example, in the santa cruz mountains and things like that. >> it may take a little bit longer. >> often those those folks are accustomed to sometimes experiencing power outages. so they have to already taken steps to be prepared, whether it be by having a generator or, y

and you don't want that for the next alvin braggs and jeff smith and the next liz cheneys. a tough call on terms of who you decide to pardon. and then, i think a very separate issue is a very individualized one about whether people should accept the pardon and there's whether liz cheney or jack smith or anyone who's working for them should. and i think that's an individual call. i don't think there's anything that i can say sort of pro or con in terms of what they should do. >> that's their personal decision. >> yeah. >> how do you feel? >> i didn't do anything wrong. i think of this in terms of the country and the fact we're sitting at this table having this sort of conversation and covering stories about people using the legal system to under mine the rule of law. which is, an irony to end all ironies for someone who's a lawyer who's worked for the department of justice. been a defense lawyer for 30 years. >> well, we're together my friend. >> yes. >> thank you for your time, thank you for your time and all that you do. andrew wizeman good to see you. >> good to see you.

the table says jeff smith, the operations communication manager for pg e if you see an outline all other 9-1-1, or pg. >> and some of get out there to make the situation safe, but assume it's live and stay away from it because it can be extremely mill valley police reported at least 8 separate incidents that involve down trees. power poles affecting residential properties, roadways and vehicles. in a statement mill valley, police say they are actively working to secure affected areas and restoring services. >> at this time, our emergency services in crews have resolved most incidents during stormy weather pg e says there is always a chance of power outages and safety tips like having a flashlight or having your cell phone fully charged helps to receive emergency notifications. and those that may be a more remote areas, for example, the santa cruz mountains and things like that. >> it may take a little bit longer. >> often those those folks are accustomed to sometimes experiencing power outages. so they have to already taken steps to be prepared, whether it be by having a generator or, yo

. >> jeff smith with pg and e, says their meteorologist identified the north bay and santa cruz countyas the places that may be hardest hit with outages, so they had pre-positioned crews in those regions. at its peak, there were upwards of 200,000 customers without power. pg and e says a break in the weather overnight and tomorrow should enable them to make more progress. they also advise people to stay away from any downed power lines. hundreds of thousands of people woke up this morning to an alarming tornado warning on their phone. the national weather service issued this warning just after 6amam, and it ended shortly after. this was the first tornado warning alert issued for san francisco. the national weather service sent a team to golden gate park to assess the damage. 80 mile an hour winds moved into the city and damaged power lines and trees. we spoke with the national weather service earlier tonight about how they made the determination to issue a tornado warning. >> one of the big things here on this map, and you can sort of see it by this upside down triangle, that's actuall

and with people like tina smith and jeff merkley was once on that committee, how we worked to deliver on housing. when i say how seriously jon took this job, i think about how hard it was for him to get here every week. two years ago, he decided to run for election, he knew the pressure and the challenge, it takes me a few hours, it takes him nine hours, he goes home every weekend to look out for his constituents and to represent them. as i said, no one takes his job more seriously and has more fun doing it. he will be missed by everybody. this body will miss him for that infectious spirit that really is what this country is all about and it's -- it was just such an honor for 18 years, we were sworn in the same day and such an honor to serve with jon tester of montana. thank you. . a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maine king mr. president, i'll be belief because i'm about to relieve you in the chair so my time is very limited. there are two aspects to john's life i would like to comment on. i experienced both. one was as a legislator and a senator. the

in san francisco, christie smith, nbc, bay area news. okay, jeff ranieri is here now to talk about. we are heading toward the weekend. this is a busy weekend for so many people. i know it's like that list, right? the list is long. it takes so long to get everything done. i know, and i feel like every time i cross something off, something else starts popping up. something else to the list. well, hopefully i'll be able to help out and get you everything you need to know about the weather as we roll through the next couple of days. whether you're right here in the bay area or you're doing traveling, we have you covered. let's go ahead and start it off with a look at our microclimate forecast. and tomorrow morning. and please be careful if you're getting an early jump on the holiday and you're getting in your car to do some sort of a road trip, we'll see more of that very dense fog, especially down the central valley on interstate five and 99. visibilities could again be less than a half mile for the bay area. it's going to be a mix. not everything you're seeing here is fog. i think the

and with people like tina smith and jeff merkley was once on that committee, how we worked to deliver on housing. when i say how seriously jon took this job, i think about how hard it was for him to get here every week. two years ago, he decided to run for election, he knew the pressure and the challenge, it takes me a few hours, it takes him nine hours, he goes home every weekend to look out for his constituents and to represent them. as i said, no one takes his job more seriously and has more fun doing it. he will be missed by everybody. this body will miss him for that infectious spirit that really is what this country is all about and it's -- it was just such an honor for 18 years, we were sworn in the same day and such an honor to serve with jon tester of montana. thank you. . a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maine king mr. president, i'll be belief because i'm about to relieve you in the chair so my time is very limited. there are two aspects to john's life i would like to comment on. i experienced both. one was as a legislator and a senator. the

you also heard from congressman chris smith saying police saw 50 drones flying in off the ocean and that was congressman jeffming from iran. the pentagon is denying it let's welcome to the show from house arms services and homeland security, congressman carlos gimenez. congressman, how concerned are you about this and when do you think we'll get more answers on what's going on? >> well, let's put it this way. we don't know whose piloting them, we don't know why they are here or where they went. that about sums it up, right? you've got all these basically hundreds of drone sightings and we don't have any answers and that's purely unacceptable and i said this morning that our response and our ability to combat this and this threat, the threat the increasing threat of drones is dismal and we need to wake up and face it or it's going to get worse. liz: you don't buy the pentagon saying nothing here especially after the chinese spy balloon fiasco. there are half a dozen major military installations inside new jersey. it's not only fort dix, also joint base maguire, home to the army, navy, and air force. are you w

jeff and amy, 11 grandchildren and 14 and amy, 11 grandchildren and 11! great—grandchildren. he was preceded in death by his wife of 77 years, rosalind smithone who believes in peace, human rights and unselfish love, said chip carter. this is the former president's son. my brothers, sister and i shared him with the rest of the world through these common beliefs. the world is our family because of the way he brought people together and we thank you for honouring his memory by continuing to live these shared beliefs. there will be public observances in atlanta and washington, dc, followed by a private interment in plains, georgia, the final arrangements for president carter's state funeral including all public events and motorcade routes, are still pending. so there we have a statement from the carter centre and his son, his children, chip carter speaking on behalf of the family. let's talk now to rowan bridge in washington, dc. hello. jimmy carter has passed away at 100 years old. tell us more about how this is being reported in the united states.— how this is being reported in the united states. yes, jimmy carter was _ the united states. y

and the struck's and the page's and the kevin kline smith's and the jim comey's, they got to get out of the bureau. someone's got what they did to jeff fortenberry is absolutely outrageous. so we got to have somebody who is fair. kash was a public defender, sean. it wasn't just a prosecutor. he's also defended people. he's uniquely well situated and he scares the daylights out of the left. >> are you confident it can be returned to its former greatness? devin nunes and his kash the guy to do that? >> i think it can. and i think it starts with we've had 20 years of the fbi getting bigger and bigger and bigger in washington and more and more politicized. you notice all the big stories. where do they come out of? they either come out of washington dc or they come out of new york. now, look, last time i checked, we have millions of people pouring across the border. we have a drug problem in this country. we have countless numbers of crimes that blue states are increasing in their crime rates. why? why are we building a new building in washington, d.c. after all this 20 years? shouldn't we have fbi agents out in the field? and i think tha