the encounter happened along juanita avenue in pleasanton this morning.was walking his dog when the mountain lion came just 10 feet away from them. >> obviously i was shocked to see it up close and personal. i was especially concerned when it started running at me obviously. i assumed that a cat would run away from a dog but no. he was clearly coming to check us out. >> animal control says it's about a 100-pound adolescent mountain lion. neighbors say they will be extra cautious now. >>> coming up in sports the giants and the a's both get off to a hot start, but will they hold onto their leads? >> and jon gruden returns to the raiders sideline the first time since 2002, more on gruden's silver and black 2018 debut next. raider nation excited to see jon gruden back... hoping >>> a familiar face was back roaming the sidelines at the coliseum tonight. raider nation was excited to see jon gruden back hoping he can help derek carr and the team rebound from a rough 2017 season and a good relationship so far between the qb and new coach opening the preseason aga

. >> thank you, juanita. god to see you. mr. hart? >> again, ray hart, open government. i have been doing this open government business for a decade now. i have 36 orders of determination from the sunshine ordinance task force finding various city elected official, boards, and commissions, etc., guilty of either withholding public records or interfering with public comment. and so i know whereof i speak. these closed sessions are always done in a way that i just don't buy it. i understand that there is necessity to have privacy for certain things like personnel matters and others, but at the end, what it always comes down to is are we going to disclose anything at all? and the answer is always no. it doesn't matter whether it's the ethics commission or this body or any other body in this city. if they go into closed session, they always come back and there is absolutely nothing they tell the public. that's not open government. are re-asking you to tell most or all of what happened? no. but to say reasonably that five or six people can go into a room for hours at a time a

so we are going to check out both juanita moore events and one a the new space and we are monitoring the events and venues and managing the lines and sounds bleeding on the outside. some are outdoor events, too, and in compliance. and a couple of rooftop parties and intersperse one or two venues that we are trying to honor at the same time. going to the center and mezzanine, jones -- >> we got a list in crystal and people who applied for one times with us. mike put together a list based off of websites. and a couple of venues that being b going to each weekend. and dylan has mentioned this and looks like he may go into this in his talk, but taking over the master special events calendar for the whole city. and so he is going to send out an aggregated list from our office, m.t.a. street closures, from police department, in anything that mike has researched online, and sending that over to d.e.m., police department, fire department, and so they're going to have this and be able to create hopefully a heat map of where everything is going on so they have situational awareness this weeken

juanita out of upper marlboro had this to say about the omarosa story and just trump in general. >> it'sy and morally. it shows all america if you disagree with him, whether you're right or wrong, you're going to be characterized in the same manner. and it's just time for this man or person to go, because he has become a disgrace to our country. >> our listeners are just stayg prayerfulbout this whole matter. they're also talking about the retirement of o general manager, the longest serving gm in the u.s., four decades. and you guys are doing a special on him this friday afternoon. , going to bewh sitting on a beach somewhere. you guys are doing a special about his life and what he's given to the district of columbia and the sound across the world. >> it's a real changing of the guard in this ea. >> he will be missed. >> we're honored to have been part of it. give him our best. thanks so much. >> thank you, taylor. >>>t's still smoky in clarksburg and it may be for days after a recycling warehouse caught fire early this morning. >>> also pets living large. the leal dog condo that's r he

where were the feminists when conservative victims, like juanita broaddrick and paula jones, came forwarde were nowhere to be found because unfortunately a lot of these feminist movements are more about peddling left-wing politics than about really furthering women's rights. this woman really does a disservice to the movement. >> jason: cathy, can you see where conservatives see the double standard -- it only seems, when if it's a political narrative, i think she makes a really good point and as a conservative, it seems like it is still one-sided. >> i think it's a movement, to movement, it's evolving. >> jason: is a political movement? >> i don't think a leader state as a political movement. they've come out and said, a victim victim is a victim. >> jason: some of the leaders are a little bit discredited. >> she was very vocal but not the founder. she was a victim. we can't take that away from her. so she was an abuser as well. >> jason: you agree with the other parts, men, women, it doesn't matter? >> what happens mostly to women but it does happen to men. it would be wonderful for the

they shared these photos of 54-year-old juanita robinson. she was last seen on wednesday leaving her home on 149th avenue in san leandro in her white dodge caravan. if you have any information, you're asked to contact the alameda sheriff's office. >> in the south bay, an apartment complex is getting redeveloped forcing dozens of families from their homes. the tht woulde placed wh 54 for-sale homes. one resident currently pays $1100 a month for a one-bedroom. with nothing left to lose, she and her neighbors are pooling their money to buy lottery tickets. >> the powerball jackbought was the way up, so we joked we have to buy millions so we can buy the property back. >> it's going to be very difficult for them to stay in mountain view and find a place for comparable rent. >> a final decision for this development expected by december. >>> the mendocino complex fire is the biggest in state history, it has now burned more than 400,000 acres, and now it's 79% contained this morning. the alameda county fire department shared this video. strike teams

and josea bevill, i've had a migraine headache for three days, i've been with coretta and andy and juanitarooms and paid maids to see if there was anything on the bed to discredit him. i i remember andrew young said, dr. king, don't talk that way. say peace, peace, when there is no peace, let me talk. we got real quiet. he said, maybe i can't turn around because harriet douglas and tubman would not understand, those who never gave up, i can't turn around. he then said, if i was fast to the point of death -- jim former, we may disagree on taxes, we are friends, so they would come to my bedside if i was at the point of starving to death, fasting to death. they would change his mood, he say, we are going on to memphis, on to washington, going on to washington and shift the congresses focus and said we're going a step further. said the sanitation workers, they're god's children. if they don't do their work, the surgeons cannot do operation because germs will kill the p if they if they don't do their work, the teachers cannot teach because of the stench in the air. if they don't do their work,

being delivered and the president, married man, covering up his affairs with, you know, catherine and juanitao this married man now president of the united states, covering up these elicit relationships while married to melania well before political career, immediate exposure let's put it that way. steve: geraldo, if payments were made, you know, obviously campaign violation, anything illegal? >> well, michael cohen in his plea says that what he did was make illegal campaign contribution that he admits to a crime but his admission, steve, this is the interesting part, just because michael cohen mean he committed the crime doesn't necessarily that he really did commit it or anybody else down the chain including the president of the united states committed the crime. i think that it is a very close question, for example, as professor dershowitz says, if i wanted to pay two women of ill repute or wonderful repute, if i wanted to pay them $250,000 out of my own pocket and running for president, i can legally do that, can i take, here is yours, here is yours, walk away, that's my business, it's hu