party joshua was one of the leaders of the so-called umbrella revolution back in twenty fourteen of very warm welcome joshua thanks for joining us you were jailed last year for your role in the occupy central a movement nine other people are currently facing charges of causing a public nuisance but the case is about more than that. yes we just are aware on how they just create a shortage of banks and hong kong even wrote in human rights and human rights and especially i'm the one who are in jail last year and nine anytus might face trial for more than a month and will face their verdict and jerry sanders almost a year and we guess it will announce on next year january factory so is just showed beijing is specially at present she just had a hot line approach towards hong kong was that fall for you election and human rights. now mr wang the occupy central movement brought central hong kong's are set on confine anshul district to a standstill for months back in two thousand and fourteen but beijing didn't really change its policies and i just wonder you know looking back of course it's

joshua: it is the maturity of an industry that has been revolutionary. people said, everyone knew these companies were going to slow down. it is the nature of public markets. you get too excited when things are good and pessimistic when things are bad. jason: how much does that play into the nature of the stock market? josh: part of that is coincidence. when you have companies that make products that are such a big part of our lives, everyone will have an opinion. there is a connection. as these companies start to hit leaner times, they will have to squeeze profits in ways they have not had to do before. carol: as you get more dominant, everyone notices you and your power. then comes the regulators. josh: that is one of the things going on. investors and the companies, there is this anticipation something will change. they don't know what, but that some regulation will come. there is a fear that is going to make these companies less profitable. the here is uncertainty about what that will look like. carol: a high-speed debt collection machine is chewing

here is another view from inside the armored vehicle when joshua pawlik was shot. he posed an immediate threat and posted this image of a gun. an attorney representing his -- joshua pawlik's family: >> he was not posing a threat to the officers when he was unconscious or sleeping and officers had ample opportunity to do the right thing here, which would have resulted in mr. joshua pawlik still being alive today. >> reporter: he says are similar -- similarities to the shooting of demario hogg who was killed when he allegedly reached for a gun. >> they used the same tackett -- tactics here as they did the demario hogg case. once again someone winds up dead that should be. >> reporter: oakland police acknowledged any officer- involved shooting is heartbreaking for all involved and impacts the entire community. they also said they can't discuss specific details because of ongoing internal affairs investigations. the da's office is also investigating. the family is considering a lawsuit. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> three teenagers were injured in a shooting last nig

thanks so much for joining us joshua. you were jailed last year for your role in the occupy central movement nine other people are now facing charges as we heard there of causing a public nuisance but this case is about far more than that isn't it. we just where or how they can come from and how to create a true effect and hong kong and not only suppress young activists just like me but also at the same time. all progress a religious leader legislator increases. is the one who has been generally last year i. believe that might be sent to prison next year and. generally all separate and the jealous and it might be at lismore that idea so it is about time for under the hot line policy of president xi jinping ok now joshua of the protests and two thousand and fourteen didn't get beijing to change its position you spent a year in prison now we're looking at nine other individuals facing up to seven years in prison with all that being considered was it worth it taking the hard line that you have against beijing. we realized a

joshua: part of that is coincidence.hen you have companies that make products that are such a big part of our lives, everyone will have an opinion. there is a connection. as these companies start to hit leaner times, they will have to squeeze profits in ways they have not had to do before. carol: the other thing, as you get to be an older business as , you get more dominant, everyone notices you and your power. that has been true for search and social media, especially with the role of meddling into elections and privacy issues. then comes the regulators. joshua: that is one of the things going on. investors and the companies, there is an anticipation that something will change. they don't know what, but that some regulation will come. an antitrust, some new privacy rules, and there is a fear that is going to make these companies less profitable and there is uncertainty about what that will look like. carol: how an obscure legal document turned new york's chewing up a -- small businesses across america. jason: and we hav

joshua: exactly.his is the maturing of an industry that has been revolutionary over the past decade. it was inevitable. people said, everybody knew these companies were going to slow down. they could not grow forever. it is the nature of public markets. you get too excited when things are good and pessimistic when things are bad. jason: how much of that plays into -- the stock market is measuring enthusiasm more than anything else. joshua: part of that is coincidence. when you have companies that make products that are such a big part of our lives, everyone will have an opinion. there is a connection. the interesting thing will be, as these companies start to hit leaner times, they will have to squeeze profits in ways they have not had to do before. jason: the other thing -- carol: the other thing, as you get to be more dominant, everyone you and your power. i feel like that's been true with social media because of the meddling into elections and privacy issues. then comes the regulators. that can cha

well earlier i spoke to joshua he is an opposition politician and was also jailed for his part in the two thousand and fourteen umbrella revolution and he told a good of you news that he doesn't think beijing is allowing freedom of speech in hong kong i believe if china really on or on the one country two systems because this is principle already erodes and to be one country one and a half system and when we recognize the system of paul and of course it isn't all my home tongue is come from the international treaties signed by will pay and try to government international treaty serial ports as john decoration i believe international committee must keep bites keep their eyes in hong kong your view on what's going on in this international finance so center. joshua long speaking to me a little earlier from hong kong all right want to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world british prime minister theresa may has been making the case for her brags that would draw agreement to a conference of business leaders she told them of the deal allows skills

jasmin and joshua day weren't looking f a community like this. but just a week after discovering the town, they put a deposit on a home. >> he had a conversation with a co-workerho was joking with him because we kind of are more, hippy, i guess maybe in some of the things that we do. and they were joking and they were like, "oh we ard about this town it's like this sustainable city there's solar panels, you guys would love it." and i looked it up and i was like i really actually do love this town. >> sreenivasan: joshua, a physical therapist, got a job at the local health center in the town's commercial hub before they moved in. it's where the first buildings went up. s also a restaurant and coffee shop, a small grocery store, and a brand new school and this is all strategic. it's early in the project, but ki ttson's goal build a self-contained town: provide robust local businesses with job opportunities so residents will be less likely to jump in a car and leave. in fact, joshua's new commute is just a five minute bike ride. >> for us, being par

joshua: joe was already pretty involved with line.e was a partner with gb, which led the most recent fund-raising round at , putting them at a valuation of over $1 billion. joe told me he is pretty much already working full-time turn to get the company to keep up with its own growth, and it was a sort of natural development of coo.ole as emily: he talks about how he sees this as more of a transportation provider, not just scooter provider. what does that mean? actually started as a bike company. they are also looking to get into something called transit ,ods, which are miniature cars and they are also looking into car sharing. maine bird, their competitor, which is entirely scooters, lime thinks it can fight off chunks of a wide range of transportation. emily: there has been a rush to invest, but are these scooters going to be the next segway or the next uber? joshua: a lot of people are betting they will be the next you are hearing a lot of skepticism as well. it's hard to tell at this point. there's a lot of excitement, but on the o

buris says that joshua pawlik's mother wants answers.sotin a word, she wants justice for her son buris says that he and pawlik's famliy are currently reviewing their legal options. in oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam) (pam) a big story we are tracking... in the bay area and around the world. thousands of google workers walked out off the job today... rallying for women's rights. and against google's handling of sexual misconduct claims. (ken) one of the largest walkouts was at the company's headquarters inmountain view. (pam) kron four's rob fladeboe was there.. he has details on what happened today. this was the scene here at company headquarters in mountaib view and at other google offices around the world at precisely 11:10 this morning. the media was kept at a distance as google employees streamed into the center of campus f a rally where some of their colleagues shared stories about sexual harassment that have allegedly been ignored by management, says walkout organizececelia o'neil hart.cecelia o'neil hart/walkout organizer '.....i got very emotional. we heard incredib

joshua partlow, thank you for being with us. and joining me now, my panel. so welcome to all four of you. i'm going to reach out to you long distance there, jeff, first. we have yet to see the president weigh in on this break news. "the washington post" article was posted just about two hours ago. is it safe to say the president will claim this as some sort of victory for the u.s.? >> in a word, alex, yes. i think president trump for better or for worse is entirely predictable and transparent when it comes to issues like this. he will likely claim credit for causing the tipping point here, his decision to militarize the border, that was the thing that factored into mexican officials capitulating, turning mexico into a waiting room to have their asylum claims considered by the united states. the last time it was with kim jong un, the fire and fury threat. that brought kim jong un to the negotiating table. even though we've seen the sort of recent rise in illegal entries, overall the vast number of illegal immigrants trying to make their way across the border,

buris says that joshua pawlik's mother wants answers.sotin a word, she wants justice for her son (vicki) in san jose... police are in san jose... (vicki) looking for the person who opened fire on three teenagers halloween night. all three suffered non-life threatening injuries and received treatment at a local hospital. the shooting happened at around 10-30 at night in front of the seven trees community center on cas drive. investigators say the gunman appraoched the teens, argued with the group, then shot them. (vicki) larry arnold lives across the street from the community center and says he heard five gunshots. he says what was once a quiet neighborhood has now experienced its fair share of violent crimes... and, that he'd like to see more patrol cars making passes through the area. police have not released a description of the suspect. (grant) calif

(joshua moon johnson - dean of student services equity programs and pathways for american river college'one was on the administration building one was on kinesiology and i think one was near the football stadium ticket booth' the college acted fast - taking them down within just a few hours...dean of student services joshua moon johnson says american river college takes these flyers seriously.. these same flyers have been showing up on college campuses across the country...since last year.(joshua moon johnson - dean of student services equity programs and pathways for american river college)'it has often come from campuses that are actively advocating for racial justice and inclusion of different racial background. it has been linked to neo nazi and kkk groups as well'while the flyers may fall under free speech..moon johnson says whether or not theyúre legal - at american river college - theyúre not welcome...(joshua moon johnson - dean of student services equity programs and pathways for american river college) 'even though something might be protected under free speech it can still ha

postaler is vess, with his local state rep, dan brady and with joshua's mother. this is a way to pay tribute to theeant rodgers by renaming post office in his hometown. this has the backing and support of the entire illinois dell gation. we hope that the renaming of this post office forever will remind the bloomington normal community of their hometown hero and joshua's commitment to serving our country. while we can never repay fully sergeant rodgers and his family for the sacrifice he is made, renaming the post office in his honor is a small way to thank him for his service and dedication to protecting america, the greatest country in the world. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from indiana seek recognition? mrs. walorski: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. mrs. walorski: i rise today to recognize international day for the elimination of violence against women which was november 25. according to the worl

he marys joshua ross on sunday. joining me now.k you straight out. when you started telling people about this, what was the reaction? i read you said i have given at least five people heart attacks with this news. >> yeah. well, that's for sure. even more yesterday when the news came. >> yesterday was amazing. there was so many people calling and reaching out and being so kind and supportive that i think it sets the record for most times i've cried in one day. it is amazing. >> crying for a good reason, i imagine. as we're looking at the pictures, the two of you, did you ever think you would be mary add former nfl linebacker? >> i didn't think i'd ever get married. when i met jeff, i had no idea he played football. he kind of hid that from me. then it was kind of like, so. and then i found out he had two children, so it was another gulp. but we're here where we are, and we're happy. we're excited. >> and where we are, all of us in 2018, it is just such a different place than even whether we were 10 or 20 or 30 years ago, jeff, when

that's what california means to joshua. that's what california means to the world. now it's our turn to spend our waking day protecting that dream for every californian. thank you california. thank you all for being here tonight. god bless you and the best is yet to come. thank you all very, very much for being here tonight. >> california's newest governor, gavin newsom after defeating republican john cox. he's bringing up his family, his wife and children. big night, gavin newsom will take the reigns and become governor of california. >> i want to go live to san diego with the cox campaign, a much more somber tone there to night. >> reporter: john cox gave his concession speech about 40 minutes ago. it's a disappointing outcome but he thanked his wife, daughters and campaign team. you're looking live now at the next crowd. this is yes on prop 6. the crowd heard the concession speech. john cox said he called the lt. governor, gavin newsom and wished him well and offered him he said california is a mess and it needs change and it needs help. >> i consider myself very

joshua holt had been held hostage.resident trump did the whole thing about mia love showed me no love, bye-bye, he mentioned how you worked together on a hostage -- >> right. >> it was almost as though i helped her with an american hostage, therefore she should have done x, y, or z, shown more appreciation which i thought was bizarre just because it's his job and your job to help save americans. >> well, i know what my job is. and i have to tell you that i have no regrets. i have no regrets because joshua's home. i think every american out there should know that not just their president but their representative also will not forget them. will not leave them abandoned. and that is -- that is my job. i wasn't looking for a thank you from the holt family. i was doing what i felt i would want a representative to do if that were my child. and you see, that's the difference there. i think that we could do a lot better if we honestly take people and take them into our hearts and make it personal. this is not just about politi

joshua moon johnson: "one was on the administration building one was on kinesiology and i think one wasar the football stadium ticket booth." the college acted fast - taking them down within just a few hours...dean of student services joshua moon johnson says american river college takes these flyers seriously.. these same flyers have been showing up on college campuses across the country...since last year.joshua moon johnson: "it has often come from campuses that are actively advocating for racial justice and inclusion of people of different racial background. it has been linked to neo nazi and kkk groups as well."while the flyers may fall under free speech..moon johnson says whether or not theyúre legal - at american river college - theyúre not welcome...joshua moon johnson: "even though something might be protected under free speech it can still have a lasting impact on students and can be really hurtful and go against the values of american river college." (jrs) a new ultra-powerful opioid is about to make its way into hospitals. the food and drug administration approved a drug call

that's what california means to joshua. that's what california means to the world. it's our turn to spend our waking days protecting that dream for every californian. thank you, california. thank you all very much for being here tonight. god bless you and the best is yet to come. thank you. >> you have been listening live to lieutenant governor, now the new governor of california gavin newsom making his acceptance speech in southern california saying that california is a 40 million person melting pot and not just a state of resistance but a state of results. >> he said it's the biggest state making the biggest statement. he's talking about decency, facts, truth, and trust. and that agents of anger need to pack up and pack it in. take office, be sworn in on january 7, 2019. about two months from today. >> and you see him on stage there with his wife jennifer and their four children which he referenced in his speech. >> and we will be back with more election coverage here on kron4. it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. i

i want to kick things off with mark murray, also here steve israel, christina greer, and joshua johnson. mark, walk us through this. i mentioned the seven points. give us your broad headline. >> yeah, we just got off the phone with you are our pollstery said this is a kaleidoscope where it could be a really good night for democrats. they do better among likely voters. normally it is the other way around because republicans usually turn out more. they are ahead among independent voters. they are doing well with college educated white women. but if you turn it another way, you see that the republicans could actually be hanging in. you have president trump's job rating at 46% among likely voters. that is an improvement. the enthusiasm democrats still maintain that advantage. but it has gotten closer. and when you end up looking into the battlegrounds and those rated by the cook political report, you see very close contests up and down. and the way i've viewed these elections, sometimes these all break one way and we'll see if they break one way or the other way or right down the middle. >>

kelley got the finding if you areht on targete a arm. >> tim: joshua yardped up at the 30 on thntedli trao galdown f h as up.uiantin there? now back >> tim: job opportunities in ngicdiscussing, in front of oret refreshing beer. on the road, that is tough. then arizona state, who beat utah earlier today. they got them going out in the desert. and then ogoren atst here. so they get the civil warame on november 24th, right here.th it two of next three on the road. this thing in the north is not a done deal. washington state is in great position, i was very impressede that they were-- as you like to say -- keep f theull cup of success going oncerbig pictue t dghonoun,aiag he lost fi-t bigcoime last year. taicsroam amept . uch.e >> tim: to your point, if imh.wa th, re so than it youan alabama. >> spencer: i'm just making a point. >> tim: or michigan, any of the and nam.. irby down to about theer ohio se aten. >> tim: granted, lsu midst of losinut seven 1-lost ts inefficient as ohio state -- they really struggled today. very fortunate to get outth of ere with a win against nebraska. that is

joshua long a secretary general of the democratic opposition party of talking to us from hong kong thank you sir and britain prime minister theresa may is under mounting pressure over brings it with opposition from her own conservative members of parliament intensifying me is urging her critics to put their differences aside saying the future of the nation is at stake she has been making the case for her brings a deal to business leaders at the annual conference of the confederation of british industry she told them that under the deal britain would regain control over the immigration of skilled workers. and it appears you can correspond to bear get my ass spoke with c.b.i. director general caroline fairburn and asked her how desperate the british industry is to get the regs the deal through and brussels. well it is a momentous time in our country because we do now have a proposal on the table it is not perfect so for business for british business and i think the business in europe as well we would have liked more certainty we would like more of a guarantee of frictionless trade in the f

joshua quick jumped into action and took on the shooter, telling abc news in this exclusive interview the only thing that was there was a vacuum. the gun stopped firing. i don't know if it jammed or out. i hit him over the head with it. >> reporter: the gunman then pistol whipped joshua. >> i jumped up as quickly as i could, ran back over. next thing, i'm grabbing a broom and i hit him again. >> reporter: that diversion created enough time for some to escape. >> thanks to him i was able to try to rush out the door. i was slipping. i was dripping blood everywhere. i got shot through my thigh. >> reporter: this morning, that man dubbed the hero. >> i want to thank that guy from my the bottom of my heart because he saved my life. >> reporter: it all happened friday night in an upscale shopping center in tallahassee. six people were shot and two women were killed in the attack. both had ties to florida state university. a faculty member and a student. mara was interested in joining teach for america. >> mara truly lived a life really devoted to peace, love, caring for others. >> reporter:

so all of you i want to share this comment from joshua graves a student at the university of maryland baltimore county and this is what he told the story. i just want to share three main points really quickly the first is that i want to congratulate the cast and creators of this amazing play because they were able to them by nice only concepts and ideas and conventions so well that they were able to really tell of a hearts of all the audience members in this now moves on to my second point that they were able to make me cry through their emotions through their through their use of pathans to their their embodiment of their character and i think that character development is something that was very much in for science in this plan i think that it was well executed now moving on to my third point which is that this play was amusing for conversation starters it sparked up a conversation and a very important i think that i'm gage in so many conversations that were very impactful and powerful in meaningful and i think that i heard so many around me that were like what. give me a little tas

trish: what happened to joshua?he was giving a kid a ride home from school and he was beaten over the head with a closet rod. he was kneed in the stomach so hard his spleen was sliced in two. and he was strangled over and over again until finally death. then he was tied up like an animal and put in a field and set on fire by an illegal immigrant from belize. trish: when you see all these people coming here tonight and shown the video and shown marching in a caravan and want to come here illegally, i imagine it takes you back to that day, to that night when you lost your son. >> absolutely. i will never forget that day. before the end of the week comes this year, it will be 8 years, and i'm already starting to dance around the day. it destroys families. i'm saddened by all the people coming. the reason they are coming, we offer so many incentives for them to come. if there were nothing here for them, no welfare, no help getting a place to live. all the stuff we offer them, they wouldn't come. but word travels to el s

is angling for a showdown against anthonyjoshua next year angling for a showdown against anthony joshuan against anthonyjoshua next year and to do that he needs to win on saturday and win emphatically. all shaping up be a really big night of oxen. —— boxing. norway's magnus carlsen has won the world chess championship for the fourth straight time. he and his american challenger, fabiano caruana, spent three weeks in a stalemate with a record streak of 12 draws as they battled for the sport's biggest title. but the deadlock was broken on wednesday, when the two grandmasters locked horns in a series of rapid tie—breakers. from london, our sport news correspondent richard conway reports. they will be dancing in the streets of oslo tonight, and that is because magnus carlsen has retained his world chess title. the norwegian won over fabiano caruana, his challenger. he, of course, bidding to be the first american since bobby fischer in 1972 to win the world championship. but carlsen proved too strong in the tie—break games. they of course were rapid—fire games against the clock, and that was

. >>> el abogado de derechos civiles será quien defienda a la familia de joshua que fue baleado por laos .gente dispararon contra él . la nuevo fuertemente armado entre agentes de policía y un sujeto terminó en un sangriento intercambio de balas que dejó a varias personas heridas. >>> decenas de patrullas y una camioneta con vidrios rotos terminó con una ráfaga de balas. >>> vocero del departamento de policía dice que justo después de la 1:00 de la tarde dice que un sujeto fuertemente armado generó un incidente. >>> al llegar los oficiales el sujeto sigue la fuga iniciando una tremenda cacería humana. >>> este se había extendido por más de .= días en la carretera del condado el sospechoso abre disparado antes de tener su auto el sujeto fue arrestado y y después llevado a un hospital cercano. >>> indicó que uno de los oficiales se resulto gravemente herido y recibir atención médica. sentía temor de que su hija caminaba por la zona durante el enfrentamiento. >>> en cuanto al sospechoso el vocero vicente mi individuo conducido por el gremio policial el sujeto contaba con múltiples armas d

. >> let me bring in joshua dubois, former adviser on faith and race.ood to be here. >> on the birther issue, mrs. obama being very candid about what that time was like for her family. you were with them at this time for this white house. what was going on behind the scenes? >> it was a wild time, the fact that you had to defend the legitimacy of this person you knew to be legitimate. you had to push back on these wild, false charges. there are a couple of things that are important about this michelle obama book. first, it's a really interesting opportunity that we have. this is a woman who has balanced her public life with her private life really well. she's done some things in public, her policy issues and people know she's compassionate but she hasn't brought us into these kind of personal spaces before and we're now able to have this intimate connection with her. and this piece about donald trump, i think it's a very serious message she's conveying here. it's not in a preachy way, but what she's saying is that your words matter and the way you treat

from london a market analyst with with ig group joshua looking all about parliament what are chancess through? a vote and that i believe that is december 11th, correct? >> yeah. it is. i mean, it's seeming a little bit more difficult as question go and we thought by this point in time this would start changing towards if she was tiebl push it through parliament as it stands difficult necessary to know how many saw and saw labor they said pretty much that party as a whole was going to vote against it. but when it comes down to it you might see different members and seen it start to reach out to different labor members and try to support for it across board but certainly as it stands it is pretty likely that we might get this bill rejected. >> so theresa may has long said that a new trade deal between the u.s. and great britain would be one of the payoffses -- britain leaving the european union is that -- that can't still be selling point right now, is it? >> yeah. iwhat's interesting about that you played was fact that you know, what donald trump was saying that is that u.k. can't tra

anchorage resident joshua is with us right now. joshua, how are you holding up?well, neil. it was a pretty frightening and rather rattled. but my family is safe and the damage is not too severe. so okay. >> neil: i'm glad to hear that. can you run through what happened? tell me what happened to you. >> well, hit about 8:30. i was getting ready for work. the house started shaking. we get lots of quakes and tremors. this one seem more severe and kept going. it seemed to last like 30 seconds or something. i was president sure the house wasn't going to come down. it was very frightening and then it stopped. i ran downstairs to check out the house. everything was on the ground, pictures, flower pots. i started getting dressed. i have older parents about ten minutes away. i wanted to see how they were doing. and then a second earthquake hit. seemed as strong as the first. it was frightening. but again, everyone in my family is safe. not bad on the property damage. they have closed the highways going north and south. they shut the city down for business. but we'll get t

a great man asked for the prayer that god gave to joshua. "i will not fail the, nor forsake the. awarded general ridgway the presidential medal of freedom, he said of him, heroes, and they are needed. great men step forward when courage seems in short supply. this days about great men and women. home we can never forsake. you, god bless all who have served this great republic. god continue to bless the united states of america. thank you all very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, these rise and join the united states banned in singing god bless america. god bless america, land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america, my home sweet home god bless america, land that i love god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as we retire the colors. >> retire the colors! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this concludes the 2000 18 national veterans day observance. please be seated for the departure. thank you for joinin

>> 32-year-old joshua was shot dead 47 seconds after he started to regain consciousness. his family says he was mentally ill and addicted to drugs. they are now suing opd saying he never had a chance to get his bearings before he was shot. the shooting happened back in march. the alameda county das office is looking into it. >>> a peeping suspect is now under arrest in berkeley. surveillance video showed a man looking into windows in early october. police say they spotted him on university avenue last friday and took him into custody. investigators believe gary fowler is homeless. fowler now faces charges of lewd conduct and prowling. >>> two of the bay area's biggest cities are getting involved in a private labor dispute. plans told special ing upeors tomorrow to discuss the marriott hotel strike. nearly 8000 workers have been walking the picket lines for weeks now in eight u.s. cities. yesterday, mayor london breed and oakland may i be shocked sent a letter to the -- mayor libby schaaf sent a letter urging them to work with employees toward a living wage. >>> oprah give

we speak to joshua joins us from london. thanks for being with us.e have been talking about a fall in the value of sterling. put that into context for us. how significant a fall is that today? josh: morning. earlier today, people said we will see the biggest fall in the pound in two years. historically, it is a big drop. i would say this is not necessarily par for the course because it is an extraordinary day but markets taking it in stride even though we see weakness. not huge amounts of losses, just a 1.5% downside. market: what about the reaction to what investors are thinking today and what looks like a very uncertain state in the brexit negotiations? josh: certainly. that is the sort of bill whether you want to see the market reaction -- the sort of inlwether you want to see the mamarket reaction. we are in a very indecisive period. i think we see at the moment a stepep towards a possisible no l .rexit or no brexit whatsoever i don't think we will see it pass through parliament and if it happens, it seems we will either get no deal or no brexit.

>> owing land police officers shot and killed joshua pollack in march. we are not showing all the body camera video because it is graphic. a lawyer for pollack's mother said the gun was near him but he was lying down while shot. >> at no time did he get up, make an aggressive move toward anyone. >> pollack's family is pursuing legal action against the police department. in a statement, the department says, the oakland police department acknowledges any officer-involved shooting is heartbreaking for all involved and impacts our entire community. officials said they can't comment on the case because of an internal investigation that's going on. >> in the east bay, police at uc berkeley are searching for these men. they are suspected of stealing laptops on the two campus buildings. they have not said how many laptops are taken but they have all been recovered. police are asking anyone who knows information to contact their department. >>> it is your voice, e jerry brown in the bay area on prop 6. up until now the governor remained silent? this upcoming elec

joshua rosenberg. in his own words, it was the stuff of dreams.e france. he's been speaking to bbc breakfast this morning and says that at the moment, although he would like to defend his title, it still isn't confirmed what his cycling commitements are for next year. we both need to just decide what we're doing first, myself and froomey, but i can imagine that he'd wanted to go to the tour now, 100%. he wants to win the five. the record number is five wins and he is currently on four, so i can imagine he's going to want to do that. but at the same time, i'm keen to go back. i enjoyed that, wearing the yellow jersey and winning was incredible, so... but there's also the giro d'italia as well, a couple of months before. so over the next few weeks i'll just decide now what i want to do. so at this point you haven't decided whether you will go back to the tour de france, then? no. i'm pretty sure i will do, itjust depends on what shape and if i've done the giro before. right. so, yeah, that's the... tell us a little bit about the... obviously you wer

and earlier i spoke to joshua long he is an opposition politician and was also jailed for his part in the twenty fourteen umbrella revolution he told me he doesn't think beijing is allowing freedom of speech in hong kong i. try to read the owner on the one country two systems because this is a principle already erode to be one country one and a half system and when we recognize those says the whole call and of course it isn't all my home tongue is come from the lesser tricky i will pay and try to government even the show it's pretty simple but it is drawn decoration i believe international committee must keep bites keep their eyes in hong kong your view on what's going on in this international financial center and that was joshua long speaking to me a short while ago all right moving on now to britain where prime minister theresa may is under mounting pressure over bricks it without position from her own conservative members of parliament intensifying may is urging her critics to put their differences aside saying the future of the nation is at stake she has been making the case for b

joshua quick jumped into action. >> the gun stopped firing. i don't know if it jammed or what.tunity to hit him over the head. >> i want to thank that guy from the bottom of my heart because he saved my life. >>> [ bleep ]. >> watch as this band class turns to blows between a teacher and his student. the fight breaking out inside maywood academy high school in southeast los angeles county. authorities now investigating videos capturing the alleged altercation that sent the teen to the hospital and landed the teacher behind bars. >>> the world's biggest and most popular marathon, the tcs new york city marathon. more than 50,000 people from at least 140 countries ran through the five boroughs. >> gabriella is here for her husband. his first marathon. >> then the joseph campbell fan club. >> he's going to win the marathon. that's why we've got the fathead going. >> moments before one runner crossed the finish line, we captured him drop down to one knee and pop the question. surprise, surprise. she said yes. >> so cliche. >> n donvan, abc news. >> heartwarming indeed. have a great

. >> my son was joshua. >> i'm the sister. >> my son. >> my son's name was cody gillis. he died of a heroin-fentanyl overdose. >> he died three weeks before his 19th birthday. >> 30 years old, passed away march 2 of this year, cocaine and fentanyl overdose. >> passed away due to fentanyl and cocaine. buryingiggest fear i another one, and i almost did that last week again. the crisis is real.>> y son was somebody. he was a good person. nick: do you think he would havf taken that drue had any idea it was laced with fentanyl? >> no, why would youdeath? no, he had too much to live for. >> i go to bed and pray every nip t that i don't waked get that phone call again. i don't know. >> it hurts. we lose, and they don't realize that families have to go on carrying the pain the rest of their life. nick: dusk fades in tonight in night in downtown peoria, and the overdoses keep on coming. s re americans died last year from drug overdoan were killed in afghanistan, iraq, and vietnam, all those wars combined. this truly is a national emergency, because no community and no generation

hopefully show the dauda database anthony statement and hopefully show the dauda data base anthony joshuaow the world and hopefully fixed anthonyjoshua. thank you. the duke and duchess of cambridge visited leicester city football club today to pay tribute to those killed in the helicopter crash last month. prince william made the trip in his capacity of fa president and met the son of chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha par, who died alongside four others, when the aircraft came down outside the king power stadium after a match. both spoke to players and fans at the crash site before laying flowers and a personal card of condolence. soi so i think it is amazing there may be hampered to come here. to represent. —— they may be to come here. the respect. to come along to the svento support, for the club and the svento support, for the club and the family. they know the family. the crowd of such has turned out to show support to them. it is very special. very special. and emotional. it's been emotional all the time. there's been an increase in reported discriminatory abuse in football for a six

survivors say joshua quick saved their lives.ssee with that story. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. survivor umullte wisorths se ha quick not stepped in and taken on that gunman. it was a somber weekend here in tallahassee. there's a growing memorial outside this honor of the victims who were senselessly shot during a hot yoga class friday night. police say 40-year-old scott paul beierle opened fire, wounded five, killed two women before taking his own life. >> this is the worst. it is random. there is no way to bring sense to a senseless crime. >> reporter: the yoga class was already under way when witnesses say beierle walked in and started rummaging through his duffel bag. >> the yoga instructor walked over to assist him or do something and that's when i heard her scream. i looked up, i do not recall this, but i was told that i yelled he has got a gun. >> reporter: sitting down exclusively with abc news, joshua quick says he scanned the room for anything he could use to take on the shooter. >> the only t

so all of you i want to share this comment from joshua graves a student at the university of maryland baltimore county and this is what he told the stream. i just want to share three main points really quickly the first is that i want to congratulate the cast and creators of this amazing play because they were able to them by nice only concepts and ideas and conventions so well that they were able to really tell at the hearts of all the audience members in this now moves on to my second point that they were able to make me cry through their emotions through their through their use of pathans to their their embodiment of their character and i think that character development is something that was very much in for science in this plan i think that was well executed now moving on to my third point which is that this play was amusing for conversation starters it sparked up a conversation and a very important i think that i'm gage in so many conversations that were very impactful and powerful in meaningful and i think that i heard so many around me that were like what. give me a little tas

so all of you i want to share this comment from joshua graves a student at the university of maryland baltimore county and this is what he told the stream. i just want to share three main points really quickly the first is that i want to congratulate the cast and creators of this amazing play because they were able to use only concepts and ideas and conventions so well that they were able to really tell about hearts of all the audience members in this now moves on to my second point that they were able to make me cry through their emotions through their through their use of pathans to their their embodiment of their character and i think that character development is something that was very much in for science in this clinic i think they was well executed now moving on to my third point which is that this play was amusing for conversation starters it sparked up a conversation and a very important i think that i'm gage in so many conversations that were very impactful in powerful in meaningful and i think that i heard so many around me that were like what. give me a little taste of wha