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and nico, john kline grant, i know you will continue to keep us posted.es it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." be sure to tune in tomorrow, a makings founder jack m the announcement he will step down. we will have full coverage. i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to "daybreak australia." shery: and i'm shery ahn in new york. >> we are counting down to asia's major market opens. >> the top stories we are covered in the next hour. donald trump promises a new move on china's tariffs. we are waiting. the uncertainty for the readily the markets, already u.s. stocks falling the most in a month and the dollar sliding. and

honor the legacy of john mccain and the life of john mccain, then he would tell us that now it's up to us. it's our turn. we have to do something. bret: grantortant. martha: it's important to remember the lives of people like john mccain, true servant of the united states of america, and it's important to look at his life and his legacy as you see standing next to us his family. bret: have a great day. martha: thanks. bret: we're continuing coverage here on fox. i've always looked forward to what's next. and i'm still going for my best even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. wh

and also the way john did the republican party.. but grant had a funny way to not campaign for things. >> and so that 15th amendment is ratified with a backlash and strengthening the kkk. she will start up a social start during the peak organization. nothing to hide this out but was very much directed registering to vote is so and 3000 the first from the 1920s. and with those techniques and ideologies. >> why was there so many corruption related scandals in the two terms of office? was he complicit to my --dash have a blindca eye? >> and it didn't get muchor better but he told ulysses to go to the farm and gave instructions to offer $20 for the farm then you can even offer 2250. so if you don't take it then i will offer you 2250 but then i can offer you $25. i wish i wish i could say there was a learning curve. [laughter] and then they were unscrupulous. that there is a scandal in one of those that were very involved was the chief of staff and when babcock is investigatedst he writes a letter to have full faith in those integrity's over 14 ye

grants funeral spoke to the public very much in the way that john mccain's memorial service has been speaking to the public. that is, at grants funeral, 1.5 million people flooded new york city. the parade went on for five hours. but grant and his seemingly made afamily made a statement. it was a north and south reconciliation. they were major confederate generals. it was part of his reconciliation theme. the stonewall jackson brigade from virginia came up and marched. black regiments marched in the parade because grant had been instrumental during the civil war in terms of recruiting and training and equipping black soldiers. this was really grants final statement from beyond the grave. i think grant in many ways reminds people of what people can say about john mccain in terms of his patriotism.his bravery. his dedication to public service. the fact that he distinguished himself in civilian service and military service. reminds us of what old-fashioned patriotism should look like. >> last question before we take questions from the audience. as we reconsider grant as you have in this

gordon is expected to make landfall sometime tuesday evening along the gulf coast.i'm john lorinc reporting. (grantrant) joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: a tropical storm is moving across florida and could become a hurricane before coming onshore in the gulf. the air quality suffered today but should begin to improve over the next couple of days. high pressure will weaken a little allowing for a cool sea breeze and better air quality. highs will be in the 80s and low 90s inland tomorrow with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be cooler through midweek before beginning to warm again. (grant) still ahead.... a truck ahead.... a still (grant) (grant) still ahead.... a truck explosion caught on camera... the strongly- scented canned items that helped fuel the flames... (vicki) up next... thanksgiving is still months away, but find out just how you'll save if you book your holiday travel now... just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented

emily: ok, john kline and nico grant, i know you will continue to keep us posted. edition of "bloomberg technology." be sure to tune in tomorrow, alibaba's founder jack ma making the announcement he will step down. we will have full coverage. i'm emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> our top stories this morning, president trump turns up the heat on china. go into effect next week. beijing has already threatened to respond in kind. egyptian stocks slide into a bear market amid growing emerging market turmoil. the nation has also canceled three consecutive treasury bond auctions. as her break for moon meets kim jong-un in pyongyang. couldn't help revolve does revive the poll numbers -- revive the poll numbe

grants funeral spoke to the public very much in the way that john mccain's memorial service has been speaking to the public. that is, at grants funeral, 1.5 million people flooded new york city. the parade went on for five hours. but grant and his seemingly made afamily made a statement. it was a north and south reconciliation. they were major confederate generals. it was part of his reconciliation theme. the stonewall jackson brigade from virginia came up and marched. black regiments marched in the parade because grant had been instrumental during the civil war in terms of recruiting and training and equipping black soldiers. this was really grants final statement from beyond the grave. i think grant in many ways reminds people of what people can say about john mccain in terms of his patriotism.his bravery. his dedication to public service. the fact that he distinguished himself in civilian service and military service. reminds us of what old-fashioned patriotism should look like. >> last question before we take questions from the audience. as we reconsider grant as you have in this

grant) a big story tonight... the man facing a murder charge for the death of nia wilson... has delayed entering a plea. 27-year-old john in court today. he delayed his plea because his (grant) a big story tonight... the man facing a murder charge for the death of nia wilson... has delayed entering a plea. 27-year-old john cowell appeared in court today. he delayed his plea because his attorney is waiting for prosecutors to turn over more evidence in the case. cowell is charged with murder in the stabbing death of 18-year-old nia wilson at the macarthur bart station back in july. he is also charged with attempted murder for stabbing nia's sister...who survived. cowell will return to court on october 26th to enter a plea. (pam) attorneys for the family of the dallas man shot and killed in his own apartment by a police officer, say police are now trying to assassinate his character. at a news conference today... a family attorney said, the dallas police executed a search warrant for botham jean's home.. after he was killed.and said, the search was to look for drug paraphernalia, in an attempt to somehow blame jean for the

((grant/live)) a live look at the nation's capitol tonight where john mccain's body lies in state. tomorrow a memorial service for invited guests will take place at the washington national cathedral. ((grant/ots))today lawmakers from both sides of the isle gathered on capitol hill to remember the late senator mc-cain is just the thirty- first person to lie in state in the rotunda-- a tribute usually reserved for government officials and military officers.hundreds of people, many of them veterans, stood in line for hours to view his flag-drapped casket. "generations of americans will continue to marvel at the man who lies before us: the cocky, handsome, naval aviator who barely scraped through school and then fought for freedom in the skies." former former presidents barack obama and george w. bush will both speak at tomorrow's memorial. tomorrow's memorial.then on sunday...he'll be buried at the naval academy in annapolis, maryland.senator john mccain was 81 years old. (2shot/front landing))((vicki)) america is also saying goodbye to the queen of soul.aretha franklin was remembered

john perfectly. he had been his chief of staff, he had been the attorney general of arizona, and grant woods captured john's erratic drying and mercurial percent in his remarks. tommy espinoza, a friend of john mccain, helped us understand, again, thought how john thought that his job was to serve everybody, whether they were republicans or democrats or from whatever walk of life. we all knew that john mccain was a sports nut, and i don't guess any of us were surprised to see larry fitzgerald, who's ending his 15th year in the national football league speak. but i was impressed when larry fitzgerald talked about having so much respect for john mccain that he, larry fitzgerald, flew to hanoi, went to the lake where mccain crashed his plane and then went to the cell in hanoi where he spent nearly six years. joe biden brought the only touch of washington, d.c., to phoenix on last thursday, but it really wasn't that big of a touch, because what joe mainly talked about was his friendship with john mccain, and their relationship, which all of us know is the heart and soul of the senate. the service in the

. >> father of all, we pray to you for john, and for all those whom we love but see no longer. grant ♪ ♪ for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain ♪ ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ o beautiful for heroes proved ♪ ♪ in liberating strife ♪ who more than self their country loved ♪ ♪ and mercy more than life ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god mend thine every flaw ♪ ♪ confirm thy soul in self-control ♪ ♪ thy liberty in law ♪ ♪ o beautiful for patriot dream ♪ ♪ that sees beyond the years ♪ thine al basser it cities gleam ♪ ♪ undimmed by human tears ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ >> give rest, o christ, to your servant with your saints. >> where sorrow and pain are no more, neither sighing, but life everlasting. >> you only are immortal, the creator and maker of mankind. and we are mortal, formed of the earth, and to earth shall we return. for so did you ordain when you created me, saying, you are dust and to dust

direct response...to omarosa manigault newman...after she revealed she taped john kelly firing her last year. her last year. (grant poll finds the president's approval rating has fallen six points in the last month -- and now stands at a new low among independent voters. overall, just 36 percent approve of the way the president is handling his job -- down from 42 percent in august. and only 32 percent find the president trustworthy. (vicki) a manslaughter charge against a dallas police officer accused of fatally shooting a man in his own apartment could be upgraded. it's a bizarre case that right now has more questions than answers. officer amber guyger and the man who was killed, botham shem jean, live in the same apartment complex. police say guyger told them she returned to what she thought was her apartment after her shift last thursday. she was still in uniform. guyger said she encountered jean and at some point, shot him. but it was actually his apartment and she had somehow mistaken it for hers. it's unclear what, if anything, was said before jean was shot. now jean's mother wants answers.

grant now back to you. (vicki) ohio governor john kasich releasing his statement on kavanaugh's allegations tonight on twitter saying..."given the questions and allegations surrounding judge kavanaugh's nomination-- and the higher standards demanded for a lifetime appointment-- the united state's senate should not rush to confirm him. in the absence of a complete and thorough investigation and hearing from all parties involved, moving this nomination forward would be a mistake... (vicki) democratic leader nancy pelosi releasing a statement in support of dr. christine blasey ford saying "what's happening here has lifetime impacts. the crimes themselves, the allegations that have been made are about offenses that have a lifetime impact and a person whose name is being put forward for a lifetime service on the supreme court. it's just not right." (grant) happening now.... dozens of people are planning to gather at palo alto's city hall tomorrow morning... to watch live...as doctor ford.... testifies against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the palo alto professor has had an outpouring of support nationwide

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granting opportunities for global news that matters d. w. made some minds and intentions going on and clearing sedition. don't miss this story john jay should johnson takes you along on a thrilling and bone chilling journey each week you can discover new stories and locate. on instagram. luke. hello and a very warm welcome to a special edition of q. know from the small brown the book town of about zahra together with my colleague hans christoph we have traveled far from the hustle and bustle of berlin to the beautiful countryside around the shores of like dogs. and we're here for the six without borders film festival last night's just it's an international festival dedicated to breaking down barriers and again it's a great selection of documentaries and features films dealing with. challenging and moving stories but aim to change the way we think about the world. so without further ado let's remove the borders and take a cinematic journey around this tiny planet which is our common home. watching three countries three conflicts three phones the personal tales behind the international news stories. in europe. syria two thousand an

is insisting he wants her to testify but is apparently not willing to grant her wish for an fbi investigation. chief correspondent johnoberts has that part of the story tonight. good evening, john. >> good evening to you. it may change in the days ahead but currently the answer to whether president trump will ask for the fbi to launch an investigation into the allegations against judge kavanaugh is no. if and while it is still unclear whether there will even be a hearing on monday, judge kavanaugh is making preparations to be there. >> sources tell fox news that judge kavanaugh went through a so-called murder board here at the white house yesterday. a prep session where he was peppered with questions about the alleged incident. sources say he did well in the session, that "he was solid, there was no wavering." if leaving the white house for the storm ravaged carolinas, president trump for the first time indicated for the moment at least he believes brett kavanaugh over the judge's accuser christine blasey ford. >> if she shows up and makes a credible showing, that will be very interesting. will have to make a decision

in it, john major rejects the idea of compensation for victims, in contrast to the irish government. he goes on to suggest that some might benefit from lottery grantsticipated by victims and their families was the first statement to the inquiry of the government's position, with a lawyer representing the department of health and social care, in effect covering official health bodies going back to the 1970s. things happened that should not have happened and so, on behalf of my clients, i say unreservedly that we are sorry. we are sorry that this should be so, that this happened when it should not have done. she said the government would waive any legal right to withhold documents, though campaigners fear many have been destroyed. michael, seen here in the middle, died after contracting hiv and hepatitis c. his brother, barry, on the right, was also infected with hepatitis. he gave me his reaction to the government's stance set out today. i think it was a good start. i think they need to back up those words with actions and the actions are twofold, and make full and frank disclosure of the documents that they've got, and start acting on whatever thej

john george psychiatric hospital. her identity has not yet been released. (grant/2-shot) tough talk on this labor day weekend from working people in many labor unions...who are fighting to survive. (vicki-2-shot) but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from san jose, they're also fightng back. nats the south bay labor council's annual labor day picnic featured the music of the late woodie guthrie, plenty of barbecue and a reminder that as the labor movement in america goes, so goes the middle class says executive director ben field. ben field/south bay labor council "....the labor movement has been under attack for decades now and that attack has worked it has diminished the power of the labor movement in a wide variety of places across the county to get better wages for working families...."while unempoyment is at an 18 year low, wages are stagnant, particulary amongunionized workers, especially in the private sector, where union membership has fallen to roughly 11-percent. business is booming in silicon valley but working people are struggling to mke ends me

john mccain. bret: chris, your thoughts? chris: i'm sure some people are looking at these pictures of people milling about inside of the grantthedral. and saying it does not look much like a funeral. and having been to a couple of state funerals, i can tell you, it is absolutely no disrespect to the person who is going to be honored today. that an event like this will come as something of a networking event. before the casket is brought in. there are a lot of people here. they have not seen each other, want to exchange pleasantries, want to do some business. i promise you, john mccain did the same thing when he attended these. you will see there, is that ivanka trump and sitting there talking, there is john bolton, the presidents national security advisor. and they are talking about whatever is on their mind. whether it is social, business, at a certain point as we get closer to the actual funeral, this is the way it is in washington. which is people are talking to each other and either doing business or catching up and probably sharing in a sense, of a wake, sharing some good stories, sometimes war stories of what it was li

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grants funeral spoke to the public very much in the way that john mccain's memorial service spoke to the public. that is, at grants funeral, 1,000,000 and a half people what it new york city.the funeral parade went on for five hours but grant and his family madea statement . so and it was a reconciliation. there were among the honorary pallbearers there were great union generals, william sherman and phil sheridan there were also major confederate generals, joseph johnston and simon buckner. lsagain, it's part of his reconciliation theme. the stonewall jackson brigade staunch virginia came up and st marched in the parade. regiments marched in the parade because grant had been instrumental during the civil war in terms of recruiting and training and equipping black soldiers. so this was really grants statement beyond the grave and i think that grant in many ways remind him that people have been saying about john mccainin terms of his patriotism , his bravery, his dedication to public service. he distinguished himself in civilian service and in military service and reminds us of whatold-

father of all, we pray to you for john, and for all those whom we love but see no longer. grantthose who departed, through the mercy of god, rest in peace. amen. ♪ >> oh, beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain! america! america! god shed his grace on thee, and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. oh, beautiful for pilgrim feet, oh, beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strife, who more than self their country loved, and mercy more than life! america! america! may gold refine, ♪ >> oh, beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the years thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed by human tears! america! america! god shed his grace on thee, and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. ♪ >> give reppo christ to your servants -- give breath christ to your servants in your same spirit. we are mortal, formed of the earth and to earth shall we return. dain whend you or you created me saying you are dust and to dust shall you return. even at the grave, we make our alleluia. give

granted. >> he failed miserably. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> this is "new day," september 12, 2018. we have major breaking news for a hurricane headed to the carolinas that could be a category 4 storm. it seems to have shifted south significantly, putting south carolina in much greater danger. at this hour, hurricane warnings are up for parts of the north and south carolina coastlines. the new guidance is that florence could stall off the carolina coast for up to 36 hours before making landfall. this has huge and potentially devastating implications. it could mean even bigger storm surge in some places, catastrophic flooding with possible rainfall totals as high as three feet. i want to show you what the storm looks like from space this morning. you could almost feel the power as it churns there. forecasters for the national weather service in wilmington are warning this will likely be the storm of a lifetime for portions of the carolina coast. >> so people who live in that region are rushing to get out. there are mandatory evacuations in effect for millions of people. in

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father of all, we pray to you for john, and for all those whom we love but see no longer. grantpetual shine upon them. may his soul and the souls of all those who departed, through the mercy of god, rest in peace. amen. ♪ >> oh, beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain! america! america! god shed his grace on thee, and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. oh, beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strife, who more than self their country loved, and mercy more than life! america! america! feet,autiful for pilgrim whose stern, impassioned stress a thoroughfare of freedom beat across the wilderness! america! america! flaw,nd thine ev'ry confirm thy soul in self-control, by liberty in law. oh, beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond the years thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmed by human tears! america! america! god shed his grace on thee, and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. ♪ christ, your servant to your saints. only are immortal, the creator and maker of mank

in it, john major rejects the idea of compensation for victims, in contrast to the irish government. he goes on to suggest that some might benefit from lottery grants disaster in the history of the nhs. much anticipated by victims and their families was the first statement to the inquiry of the government's position, with a lawyer representing the department of health and social care, in effect covering official health bodies going back to the 19705. things happened that should not have happened and so, on behalf of my clients, i say unreservedly that we are sorry. we are sorry that this should be so, that this happened when it should not have done. she said the government would waive any legal right to withhold documents, though campaigners fear many have been destroyed. michael, seen here in the middle, died after contracting hiv and hepatitis c. his brother, barry, on the right, was also infected with hepatitis. he gave me his reaction to the government's stance set out today. i think it was a good start. i think they need to back up those words with actions and the actions are twofold, and make full and frank disclosure of the documents that th

in it, john major rejects the idea of compensation for victims, in contrast to the irish government. he goes on to suggest that some might benefit from lottery grantsistory of the nhs. much anticipated by victims and their families was the first statement to the inquiry of the government's position, with a lawyer representing the department of health and social care, in effect covering official health bodies going back to the 1970s. things happened that should not have happened and so, on behalf of my clients, i say unreservedly that we are sorry. we are sorry that this should be so, that this happened when it should not have done. she said the government would waive any legal right to withhold documents, though campaigners fear many have been destroyed. michael, seen here in the middle, died after contracting hiv and hepatitis c. his brother, barry, on the right, was also infected with hepatitis. he gave me his reaction to the government's stance set out today. i think it was a good start. i think they need to back up those words with actions and the actions are twofold, and make full and frank disclosure of the documents that they've got, and sta

john douglas. and dr.into the office douglas took a look at his throat and grant looked at douglas's face and said is a cancer? unfortunately the doctor had to tell them it was cancer. grant worked on his memoirs throughout the winter of 1884-1885. of 1885, itspring was really touch and go. he had a couple of near-death fixed. says. doctors believe the only way he would survive long enough to finish his book was to get him out of the city. hugh the get to a mountaintop environment, that was what they did with ailing people in that time. they were looking for opportunities, a friend of the family approach the doctors and the grant family to offer them use of his cottage that he just purchased on the top of not mcgregor, just above saratoga springs. the cottage that mr. drexel offered to the grants was fairly modest in size. it had six rooms upstairs and a few rooms downstairs. it had originally been a small inn built by the first owner. to accommodate the expansion of the resort in the early 1880's. expanded to the point where there was a 100 room hotel just above the cottage. the whole property wa

john meacham and his book, the storm of america, the battle for our better angels. doris kearns goodwin with leadership in the turbulent times. roger mouth with his book, grant.rian tell meet with his book andrew jackson, and a miracle of new orleans. the battle that shaped america's destiny. watch the 18th annual library of congress national book festival, live on c-span two book tv. saturday at 10 am eastern. >>> up next on american artifacts,

well, if you grant them that, well, then they will have other witnesses that will come. this is not hard to figure out. johnith all due respect, i'm not trying to be contentious here, but that assumes that this sexual allegation was made up, and i'm not sure we can make that allegation, if she's using this for political reasons. >> well -- john: if that's your view, that's your view. i just want to make sure that that's not ours here. >> well, we don't know whether she's telling the truth or not, or what happened there. and i don't think we are going to find out any time for sure here, because look, it's kavanaugh's word against hers and we would like to hear her testify. john: when you talk about testify, look, that's what i think everybody wants. i think she deserves due process. judge kavanaugh deserves due process as well equally. but e-mails were sent to judge kavanaugh's wife, too bad to read on air. we decided we weren't going to give these air. there were death threats. how in the world do you ever find out the truth in this? at the end of the day, it's he said versus she said. >> i'm afraid it is.

john meacham and his book, the storm of america, the battle for our better angels. doris kearns goodwin with leadership in the turbulent times. roger mouth with his book, grant. brian tell meet with his book andrew jackson, and a miracle of new orleans. the battle that shaped america's destiny. watch the 18th annual library of congress national book festival, live on c-span two book tv. saturday at 10 am eastern. >>> up next on american artifacts, we travel to northeastern france to trace these steps american soldiers during the spring and early summer of 1918. first, a portion of the 1960 u.s. army film describing the military situation at the time. >>> the germans rolled across the aim river stretching from -- in a driving relentless force that struck panic into the french nation. in three days, the german tied had crossed the river and was less than 40 miles from paris. purging moved to second and third u.s. division into the area around jacko sherry to stem the flow. division responded with spec collector that's spectacular fury. the battle for the crossing brought the brilliant pages of our military annals. the 30th industry -- infantry the second divisi

john can speak to five. first of all, good morning, good to see you all supervisors, fewer, cohen, and stefani. so i'm asking you to approve a resolution for a grant for hiv or hiv funding for the ryan white part a. san francisco has applied for on a yearly basis and received this for about 30 years. we're one of about 60 geographic areas around the united states that apply for it. as you know there's over 15,000 people living with hiv in san francisco, slightly less than half of them, about 7400 actually touch our public health system at one point or another, and well over 3,000 get primary care services. the amount requested is 105% of last year's application, which is the maximum we're allowed to apply for. over the last 30 years, we've received some cuts, some big, some small, with occasional flat funding. i want to thank all the supervisors current and past. you've done a great job of supporting us. of that funding, about 92.5% will come to san francisco. we are what's called an eligible met poli metropolitan area, which means that three counties are grouped together by the feds. that includes marin and san mateo, so i'll stop there. >> good

in the letter from john major, he suggested when he was prime minister that perhaps the lottery could make gra nts to that perhaps the lottery could make grantsthat point shouted out angrily, some of them shouting, shame! they felt they should not be treated as some kind of good cause, if you like, for lottery grants, and that they were victims of perhaps the worst treatment tragedy in nhs history. sophie, thank you. sophie hutchinson at the enquiry. the prime minister has told business leaders in new york that britain will be "unequivocally pro—business" after it leaves the european union. addressing the bloomberg global business forum before her appearance at the un, and she said that corporation tax would fall from 19% to 17%. crucially, we also have a plan to deliver an economy that is knowledge rich, highly innovative, highly skilled and high quality, but with low tax and smart regulation. so let me say this very clearly. whatever your business investing in a post—brexit britain, whatever your business, investing in a post—brexit britain will give you the lowest rate of corporation tax in the g20. you will access service industries and a

grants and some why not renewed in the mission district. why weren't they renewed? do we need additional training? is there something we should look at. you have john owe con he will highigh school andthey're dealis with the computers, et cetera, and here is an area that could certainly be looked at in reference to new pathways and we have a society for native americans and they have been active for years and many would love to have around opportunity to be involved in things like this so as a department looking at where is our pool coming from and are we really providing access and about what about the retention? what happens to those who are -- there were programs for the san francisco public schools and the community college and the focus on native americans because of vote culturally and whatever else they had a high altitude prevalence to deal with the type of thing. it worked for a year and two years and they were going to develop more programs in the san francisco public schools and then they were eliminated because the new machines had been in the basement of one of the schools and allegedly been put down as these programs were operational

john lazar/turlock, ca: colin kaepernick still has much respect. you know, maybe many citizens differ on his opinion and approach, but he is still a proud son of turlock." > (grantently appeared in nike's 30th anniversary 'just do it' campaign commercial. he's expected to attend the induction ceremony in turlock on november third. (lawrence bay area weather) (sports tease) just ahead, the a's...continue to show why they are the best team in baseball since the all-star break with a remarkable display of offense. the highlights around the the a's are the a's are top 5 in baseball with just over 700 runs scored... and judging by the way they looked tonight, they could have matched that all in one inning. --a's-o's in charm city.. --3rd inning was where all the action happened... scoreless, matt chapman...bases loaded...deep to left off the wall... 2-runs score. 2-zip oakland. --a few batters later, it's 4-nothing. matt olson...goes opposite...and out for a 3-run homer. 7-zero a's.. --15 batters were at the plate in this frame alone.. chapman...again...single up the middle... run comes home.. the first 11- batters reached base...and they scored 10-runs on 10-hits...

for governor are busy as election day gets closer(grant) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala is live in sacramento to explain what gavin newsom and john to. ashley? ((ashley))with the election 56 days away... both gubernatorial candidates are doing all they can to reach people through travel and airwaves.. ((pkg)) trt: 1:20democratic candidate for governor gavin newsom began his "blue bus" tour"we are here in colton, california san berdino county." he has several stops scheduled through southern california this week... campaigning for other "blue" party candidates on the ballot.on social media... he and his wife are seen picking up pizza an helping other democrats also running for political office. ((gavin newsom)) "so many women are stepping up and stepping in and leading the charge to take. back. the house.".."i don't want to win the governor's race without the proper checks and balances."meanwhile.. republican candidate john cox spent the weekend campaigning in northern california..on social media... he's calling on the governor to have a special session on the d-m-v - the agency that's been frought with criticism the past few mont

john mu are medical center in walnut creek. we don't have an update yet this morning. >>> new developments in the confirmation battle for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. senate judiciary grassley granted christine blasey ford another day to decide on terms for testifying. this is the tweet from the senator written as if a note to judge kavanaugh directly. it acknowledges the extension and says in part, she should decide so we can move on. i want to hear her. i hope you understand. it's not my normal approach to be indecisive. the extension follows a request from dr. christine blasey ford's attorney. katie utehs has more. >> reporter: the email requesting more time from christine blasey ford's attorney calls the judiciary's committee deadline, quote abaggressive and art officials and calls the treatment of blasey ford calf lower. following a day when president trump doubled down on his support for judge brett kavanaugh. >> and i said we have to fight for him. not worry about the other side. and by the way, women are for that more than anybody would understand. >> reporter: the statements at a rally followed the president's tweet i have no doubt if the attack on dr. ford was as bad as s

john kenne kennedy, a republican from the state of louisiana. senator kennedy, thanks so much for taking the time with us this morning. >> you bet. thanks for having me. >> on this issue, grant it, it is a difficult one. it is a difficult one for all involved. you said yesterday in an interview, quote, i want to hear her side of the story. you also said if the allegations are credible, it would affect your vote. >> uh-huh. >> should monday in your view be ford's only chance to testify as to her account in public? >> well, i don't have enough information to make that decision. i don't have any information at all. everything i know about this i've read in the media or seen in the media, and i'm not saying the media is wrong. i'm just saying that i'm a united states senator. my people elected me to make a decision, and i need -- i need facts and evidence to make that decision. i'm a little more sangen than some. i think there is a reasonable possibility that dr. ford will attend the hearing on monday. i mean, if you put this in context, originally she wanted to remain anonymous. then dr. ford changed her mind. i understand she actually called and reached out to the washington p

grant) if kicking a football is a form of art, a man in reno has mastered it. (vicki) adam lenon is known for jaw-dropping football tricks that often go viral. and as johns been seen by millions of people. adam lenon/football kicking expert"it's pretty cool. a lot of times i don't even know it's viral until i start getting text messages from my buddies and they're like 'hey man i was just working out and i saw you on sportscenter." adam lenon has gone viral quite a few times times over the years.it's for what he does with the football, many times when he is not on an actual football field."a lot of times when i go out and kick, i have no clue what i'm gonna do and i'll just start goofing off and creativity just starts to come to you after a while and all of the sudden you are like 'can i do this, can i do that?'"he's been featured on espn's nightly top play segment and one of his latest videos was retweeted by sports center and seen by its 35 million followers.adam lenon/football kicking expert"it's just weird when a video goes viral and your phone just kind of goes off like a slot machine. and it will go off pretty much all night."lenon was a kicker at

john muir medical center in walnut week backup we don't have updates yet this morning. >>> now new developments in the confirmation battle for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. senate judiciary chairman chuck guardiansly granted another day to decide on terms for the testimony of christine blasey ford. this is the tweet from the senator written as if a note to judge kavanaugh directly, acknowledges the extension then says in part, they should decide so that we can move on. i want to hear her. i hope you understand it's not my normal approach to be indecisive. . >>> the extension follows a chris from the ford's attorney. katie utehs has more. >> reporter: the email requesting more time from christine blasey ford's attorney calls the judiciary committee deadline, quote, aggressive and artificial, and calls the treatment of blasey ford calf letter, following a day when president trump doubled down on his support for judge brett kavanaugh. >> and i said, we have to fight for him. not worry about the other side. and by the way, women are for that more than anybody would understand. >> reporter: the statements at a rally followed the president's tweet. i have no doubt if the attack on dr. ford was as bad as she say

granting the variance, will provide some needed scale housing in a family scaled neighborhood. thanks very much. i hope you will support the project. >> thank you. i have one speaker card. mr. john uwland. if anyone else wants to speak on this item, please line up on this side of the room. >> good after than, commissioners. thank you for hearing me. my name is john newland. i've been a resident of the neighborhood since 1971. i -- both as a resident, community member and member of the san francisco police department. i started my career at park station when it was bombed, killing the sergeant on duty. and i was there when the old horse stables were converted to a community room. so we've come a long way. and towards the end of my career, i was four years as commanding officer at park station and i have seen improvements in the community and the neighborhood through projects like this and i wholeheartedly support this in the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. hi. i'm sheena. i live in the neighborhood, right across the panhandle. i've lived there for several years. i pass this corner quite often, actually, on my bike and i've had a chance to lo