the third thing jen taught me about -- >> reporter: the lesson jen taught her are the cornerstones of the talk she now gives. >> about perseverance, connecting and letting people in and about dreaming, visualizing the future that's brighter than the one you have. >> reporter: when she thinks back on that magical day, erica knows some focus on the price tag of that wedding, that gift to jen. of course only now does she truly understand what she got back in return was priceless. people often get back more in return. that's true for me, too. people look at me and say that's a nice thing for you to do to tell the stories. oh, my gosh, i get so much more back. it's been a privilege and an honor. >> we love to share with our viewers. it's touching to see this part of the bay area, so many people doing wonderful things. >> there's no shortage of that. >> garvin always says he has the best job in local tv. we will share with you all those unforgettable people and touching moments that have been part of this remarkable series. watch our special called "bay area proud -- 500 stories." we're not

erica: jen showed up on the scene for a reason.g me something really powerful at the time that i didn't know. erica: so the third thing that jen taught me about. garvin: the lessons jen in her dying days taught erica are the cornerstones of the talk she now gives. erica: about perseverance and about connecting and letting people in. and about dreaming, visualizing the future that's brighter than the one that you have currently in the present moment. garvin: when she thinks back on that magical day, erica knows there are some who focus on the price tag of that wedding, that gift to jen. of course, only now, does she truly understand that what she got in return was priceless. garvin: to see more "bay area proud" stories, and if you have a story idea for me, find me on facebook, twitter, or instagram. janelle: well, that's our show. thank u raj: goodnight, we look forward to 500 more. ♪ it is a week three edition of 49 ers game plan. they put up 30 and allowed detroit to get back in it in the fourth. speaking of moving forward, the ne

so the third thing that jen taught me about -- >> reporter: the lessons jen in her dying days taughtones of the talk she now gives. >> about perseverance and about connecting and letting people in, and about dreaming, visualizing the future. that's brighter than the one that you have currently in the present moment. >> reporter: when she thinks back on that magical day, erica knows there are some who focus on the price tag of that wedding, that gift to jen. of course, only now does she truly understand that what she got in return was priceless. >> it's only been five years for her to endure so much. it's wonderful she is speaking out. and if anyone knows anything about resiliency, it's her. how is she doing now? >> she is doing much better. during this very dark time for her, as she said, she kind of reached back and thought about jen and how jen modelled her life in her last few months and realized that woman, who really was a beacon for how to handle this. and so she kind of drew from that experience. and then put that into action in her life and was able to overcome all that heart

back to jens, colin kaepernick is a controversial figure.o investors think it is wise for nike to build a campaign around him? jens: to some of the reactions here on wall street, a lot of analysts are saying this decision might cause some short-term pain, but could lead to long-term gain. so, there is no such thing as bad advertisement that people say. it will be discussed highly, and the move actually could go well with the millennials. for the day there was this pain. the stock of nike lost a good 3% of value and was the biggest loser in the dow jones. as mentioned, a lot of analysts believe it could lead to long-term gain. christoph: jens korte reporting from the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. it is back to brent now with the story of a woman trying to showcase in afghanistan all the wonders that could be in. -- be hidden. brent: she is doing it with a sad statistic. one and three children in afghanistan cannot read or write. the country has one of the highest rates of illiteracy in the world. one afghan woman has set up a mo

christoph: jens korte in new york, thank you. back to phil, and a look ahead at general elections in sweden. phil: voters look likely to give a big boost to a right-wing populist party on sunday. according to opinion polls, the sweden democrats on a law and order, anti-migrant from, are searching against the established parties. right-wing populists have presence in coalition governments in 8 eu countries, united by nationalism, euro skepticism, and opposition to immigration. those issues are weighing on swedish voters' mines. crime is another subject undermines. sweden democrats have made it one of their key talking points. this report from the city of malmo. reporter: just in time to break of a dispute between young arab immigrants -- he knows that once the fifth begin to fly, someone could end up debt, especially he. with the young man listened to him. >> two hash dealers got into it here. one said the other was muscling in on a deal. these are the kinds of things that can lead to violence. reporter: he knows what he is talkin

and jen and i have both been with the department for only three years. so in regards to the actual number we can get back to you and how it looks like from last summer. if we could email that to you is that something that you'd be interested in. >> yeah, that would be fine. so now are you saying that you have been involved for three years, is that as long as your program has been going or does it pre-date that? >> it pre-dates that. i don't have great dates memorized in my head, i wish that i did, but our department has been offering programs for people with disabilities at some capacity for quite some time. we do a lot of our programs for asl community as well as people who have autism, kids, all ages and things such as that. in terms of capturing the numbers, emily, myself and lucas tobin have been working hard with our -- i can't remember the area in the department -- but we're working on really capturing the numbers in a very concrete way. we're currently implementing that for our spring numbers as well as fall. excuse me, as well a

for more let's bring in our wall street correspondent jens korte.ens, top social media executives admitting things went wrong in the past. how did that go down on wall street? jens: we saw losses, especially when it came to the stock of twitter which lost about 6% in value. facebook lost about 2% and is down from its all-time high in early july a good 20%. -- by a good 20%. with the hearing showed is it is difficult and probably costly to make the necessary changes. facebook, for example, said that they are using more artificial intelligence to prevent fake content. so it's not an easy task, that is probably why wall street reacted negatively. christoph: google did not send any representatives, despite being asked to do so. what did investors make of that? jens: well, first of all, congress wasn't too pleased by google not sending one of their top executives. they offered to send a top lawyer, but that was not good enough for washington, and that is why they placed an empty chair there. so, we will see if that was a wife decision from google to not

jennings dismissed for 23, another opportunity missed and jennings knew that better than anyone.summer, he was building his best innings of the series. with every straight bat on ball, the chances of cook making a score to match the occasion grew. looking good. 37 not out, cook, moeen ali with him at the break in play. sun is high and there's lunch to enjoy for anyone following cook. yes, england will resume shortly on 68-1. yes, england will resume shortly on 68—1. yesterday i asked the england captainjoe 68—1. yesterday i asked the england captain joe root whether he 68—1. yesterday i asked the england captainjoe root whether he thought alastair cook had another century in him. he said yes, he thought it was written in the stars. i cannot see any written in the stars. i cannot see a ny stars written in the stars. i cannot see any stars but i don't think that the clouds will bother alastair cook, and so far, neither have the indian bowlers. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. decent weather at the oval, is it going to last? we have a very small chance of th

>> good. >> the next year he rocked this jen accessory. >> you know what?nk you very much. >> in 2002 only "e.t." was backstage with the entire "friends" crew. the show won their first comedy series emmy. jen also took home the statuette for lead actress. >> what are you going to do to celebrate? >> we're going to disneyland. i don't know truthfully. i want to go to in 'in out burger. >> now i'm hungry. >> that's what i do after our big red carpet. >> you do? >> i always go in my gown and people are staring at me. i need french fries. let's turn to our other favorite thing about the emmys, all the red carpet fashion. >> getting there is half the battle. it truly takes a village and i was lucky enough to get some help from the man who just did denise richards' wedding gown, designer to the stars, mark zunino. >> i'm digging this mark zunino dress. >> i wore the red dress by mark zunino and it was like a fairytale. >> beyonce, mariah, katy and brittany have all worn his creations. so who might be wearing a zunino dress to the emmys? >> so are you ready? >> we

for more, let's bring in our man on wall street, jens korte. give us more background on what is going on. jens: well, one of the main reasons for this current crisis of crypto currencies comes from goldman sachs. the u.s. bank actually decided to drop plans to start the trading desk on crypto currencies, and that really got those coins going south just within 24 hours. within two trading sessions, bitcoins were down 12%. another crypto currency got hit even harder by about 20% within 24 hours. christoph: there are times when many said crypto currencies are the next big thing in finance. are they still saying that? jens: if we look back pretty much a year ago, bitcoinins stod at $4000 apiece. then they went almost $20,000 by christmas. then the hyepe started to fade and we are at a good $6,000. the hype is to a certain degree over, but that does not mean the end of crypto currencies. they are trying out ways to deal with crypto currencies. it is not the end, but the hype has finished quite a bit in the past couple months already. christoph: bitc

javier: jens korte from wall street, thank you for the analysis. you were speaking about easing tensions. could reconciliation be in sight for the other side? the european commission says the majority of soybeans consumed in the eu are now from the united states, nudging brazil off the top spot. the announcement comes after a deal in july with u.s. president donald trump to over a trade war. -- avert a trade war. reporter: soybeans, small seeds of diplomacy at a time of global trade tensions. when the european commission president headed to washington in july, he pledged that europeans would buy more u.s. soy in an effort to dodge washington terrace on eu cars. no surprise that on thursday, brussels was keen to prove it had stuck to its side of the bargain. >> you might remember that in the joint statement, the sites agreed to increase trade in areas, notably soybeans. the results published today show that the u.s. is now the main supplier of soybeans to the eu, with the share of 52% of the market. reporter: an impressive statistic, but economists

christoph: jens korte in new york, thank you.rgentina's central bank president has unexpectedly resigned after just three months in the position. this, after tens of thousands of people turned out to protest. a currency crisis has seen the peso lose half its value against the dollar this year. aphelion reports from when a sarah's. -- from buenos aires. reporter: thousands of people turned out to reject an austerity budget the government says it needs to secure funds from the imf. >> i am a teacher and i say no to the adjustments. i want the president to change course on these policies. >> like everyone else i'm affected by this economically. whether it is work shortages or increasing food prices. everyone is feeling it. reporter: they did valuation of the peso increases the social tension that began a few months ago with social and economic -- argentines demand the creation of new jobs, increased salaries, and for the government to change his economic path to stop asking for imf loans. analysts say the government has a clear ince

>> secretary general jens stoltenberg talked about the value of the nato alliance and the importance of relations with the u.s. his remarks came at an event hosted at the heritage foundation. this is 50 minutes. caught back >> good morning. how is everyone? welcome to the heritage foundation. to our ambassadors, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the heritage foundation. with this week marking the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the united state, there is no better reminder for americans when nato was so incredibly important to our security and that of our allies. we will never forget that soon after the attack, nato invoked its mutual defense clause, article v for the first time in the alliance's history. our nato allies immediately provided security, support and resources to help patrol and secure america's fierce pace and waterways. for those of us who were living and working in washington at that time, we will never forget. and since 2001, and has been in afghanistan where america's allies in nato have sacrificed considerably. nato troops have fought a

there should be a few more pictures there if we can go to the next slide, jen. okay. so swings with harness and accessible play surfaces. i'm going back to mission playground and there's an adult playground area where they have accessible play service. so it's definitely something that we want to look into in regards of the full playground area. and the results would also include screened readable lists and google map with pins and g.i.s. features, and descriptive text and videos with captions and descriptions. and here are just a few photos of certain examples of existing playgrounds to where they have accessible picnic tables. and then also accessible surface. and then this is -- i believe it's at one of our playgrounds off of almone. and then also swings with harness. so those are a few things that we'd like to see in the future and, again, this is a proposal that we'd like to have with riskiation and parks to have an intern to assist with this project. that's the end of our presentation and if we have time if there's questions for jen or myself. >> co-chair sehaux

heather: jen, you get the final word here.is look like an investigation in search of a crime? >> yes, it sure does. it does appear there was no crime and, again, going back to that u.s. code 600, in absence of a crime there should not have been a special counsel appointed. you look at two years later down the line and nearly $100 million spent by the special counsel, they still have not found that crime. boy, if this were a case in a court of law, a mistrial would have been called already. it's sad to see he's dragged the presidency through the mud and lots of people in the white house who i know have also spent tens of thousands of dollars getting attorneys to defend themselves over basically nothing. very sad. heather: jason and jen, i think one thing that no one would argue with, they would like for this investigation to be over, to run its course and be over and be over quickly. thank you both for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. heather: have a good day. the time now is about 20 minutes until the

for more on this, i want to bring in republican strategist, jen kern.esident is being profiled by this anonymous "new york times" piece and by the woodward book, as being out of control. being a walking time bomb that could at any point do something that would cause real damage. and yet, for him to be managed by people around him, to protect him from -- us from him, who are not elected, who are not accountable, listen to former president obama on friday. listen to this. >> the politics of division and resentment and paranoia has unfortunately found a home in the republican party. they're undermining our alliances, cozying up to russia. what happened to the republican party? it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom, not the cause. >> so, when you have former president obama saying he's a symptom, is it that the voters and the public and your party overlooked all of the behavioral patterns of this president, because they wanted to build on this resentment and they wanted to build on this backlash to the policies that they disagreed with from th

let's get back with our great debaters, angela rye and scott jennings.'ve got rhymes. thank you for the compliment. this is the point. chuck schumer just came out with a statement that is somewhat of an echo of dianne feinstein. feinstein had said we need to hear people come out, give their testimony. the fbi should be involved. schumer says the fbi should be involved before we vote. they can't control that. scott jennings, we touched on this but i want to get you on the record more specifically. that seems to be the best middle ground. put aside the fact that the president's been beating up on the legitimacy of the fbi for the last ten months. but the republicans and the democrats can't handle this. they cannot handle this in the confirmation setting. it doesn't have the legitimacy with the american people. the fbi does. why not give this matter to them, wait a week, whatever they say they need. look at it. come back to the senator so at a minimum their questions would be informed by a fact-finding process. >> yeah, i think that they need to have the he

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brian: jen? jen: i am jennifer. i teach in a school just outside of houston. i have been teaching for 12 years. and i teach government, full credit government, and ap government. brian: and why do you teach? jen: for the students, more than anything. i think that this is a lifelong calling. that when you have students who struggle with concepts finally understand it, it is a most rewarding experience you can have. brian: what technique do you use that works the best in getting their attention? jen: i think that technology is probably the best in trying to bring technology in, and allowing students to talk, as others have said. students talk about themselves, when we talk about liberal and conservative, and what it means, and what their own views are. i think that keeps them engaged. brian: how many of them differ -- it is probably hard to find this out -- from other parents -- from what their parents think? jen: i would say, very few. however, i was in a unique area that is very closely divided, so it is interesting. some of my students will say that they diff

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bush scott jennings. scott, if ford does not show up at the hearing on monday, there's six days a lot can happen between now and then. in your view is it game over? will brett kavanaugh be confirmed? >> yes, i think they will probably have the hearing monday. i think kavanaugh may show up and deny what's been publically said about him. if they can't get him on the record under oath they have to go ahead with what they have on the record under oath, which is the hours and hours of testimony, the questions he's answered, the background check that's been completed. you move that forward just as though you were on the calendar you were on before. >> jen, republican senator jeff flake, who, of course, is one of the first -- i think the first republican to say that he wanted to wait to hear from ford, he did not want to vote on anything until that happened, he has said he agrees with scott, if she does not take this opportunity to testify, he's then inclined to vote to confirm kavanaugh. what is your view here?

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a truly remarkable story, jen taylor speaking to us on the bbc this morning. bringing warmth to greece as we get through the weekend. pushing across with torrential rain and some flash flooding. we keep you up—to—date as we move through the next few days. but that is certainly not the case in the uk. this photo sent in by one of our weather watchers earlier in cumbria. blue skies but today, it feels notably fresher. this cold front and on the satellite imagery, we do have fresh air but it has largely cleared. more cloud in northern ireland and scotland. sunny spells, the risk of showers in the north. in england and wales it is dry and breakfast bigger deal of sunshine but feeling noticeably fresher. temperatures in the low teens. 18 or 19 degrees on the channel islands. that's where we expect to see the best of the warmth. tonight, strengthening winds in scotland. plenty of clear skies, temperatures falling away intel's and cities. a touch of frost. in central and southern england, it few patches of mist and fog. a cool and bright start to the day, some cloud,

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present you are, jen, good luck, stay healthy.step headteachers are marching on downing street today because of concerns about underfunding. we had a group of head teachers in the studio earlier talking about the difficulties they are having, sometimes doing more than onejob. are having, sometimes doing more than one job. one anonymous viewers said by text, my children's school is falling to bits, the lesson had to be stopped yesterday because the ceiling is falling through, they had to be moved to another without electricity. an anonymous viewers says by text, the lowest headteachers salary she has seen his £90,000. thank you for your comments and your company. bbc newsroom live is coming up next. have a lovely weekend. bye bye. hello, many of us will notice that it is chilly compared to yesterday, some cold air moving in from the north, while many of us have some sunshine there is still cloud over southern parts of england, as you can see on the satellite. the cloud will melt away to the south and eventually sunshine will breakt

. >> how is ex jen garner handling this? he's been spotted out in new york. she's been smiling and embracing a brave face. as she supports her role, in pep out tomorrow. a source tells us she's aware of ben's time with shauna is and frustrated. but, quote, she knows he has do this for himself. >> if he relapses or uses, he has to be banned from seeing the kids or being around them. >> wow. >> tough situation for jen garner. initi nischelle turner is here. our girl chrissy teigen is making news again. >> wherever chrissy goes, a story is going to follow. they were this london for the "gq" man of the year awards. let's just say, they had one legendary night. >> started getting ready, but i'm really sleepy and i'm going sleep. >> chrissy add mied to being loaded up on ambien before hitting the red carpet. they turned heads with this superpassionate kiss in the cab before the afterparty. you want to talk couples goals? top this. >> thank you to chrissy. she's the reason i get dressed every morning. we all know who the headliner is. >> he gave it up for chrissy as

jennings will not be resuming.oday was almost a story of his england career so far, not just that he story of his england career so far, notjust that he got out but the shot he played to get out. you could tell instantly after he played the ball round the corner straight to the field, jennings was frustrated. coming into the indian team, this player... and ashwin, 68—1 for england. you rememberjoe route the captain of england saying yesterday he felt 100 for alistair cook was written in the stars and that is how he started his england career, with 100 against india. early days and seems up 100 against india. early days and seems up for it as we speak here. joe wilson live at the oval. what a story would be if he can do that. mo farah will be going for a fifth win in the great north run on sunday. now dedicated solely to road racing, the four—time olympic champion believes the race in newcastle will act as ideal preparation for next months chicago marathon. i feel good. ifeel good. training has been going pretty wel

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