>> kai: the t-word -- tweet. >> gov.brown: t-word used to be known as tax, tax, tweet, trump >> kai: the questioner wants to know trump pleelz to those who feel passed over and aggrieved how do you suggest winning this large group of voters over? >> gov. brown: trump appeals to many of the same people that are being -- the in intermediaten, the prime minister lost after losing seats to the populous. we see the same movement in spain. podamets, pollened, nationalism is on the move because globalism is about space. and people still feel a need to be rooted. >> kai: fear of immigrants taking their space. >> gov. brown: change of difference, fear of the unknown you have a certain way of life, and all of a sudden in a decade or two it looks totally different. so that is threatening. and doesn't matter who you are, if you're a very well-off, and cosmopolitan, and your life is pretty secure, you can entertain a lot of diversity. but if you're more stressed if the outcome of things is very unclear, and threatening. >> kai: this

kai-fu: et al.o-sum game at all, chinese vc's are investing in chinese companies to make products for chinese customers and american is invest in american companies to develop products for world customers. that gain of any chinese company in ai does not come at the expense of the american company. it is like two parallel universes running. i think we ought to work together in this climate, if it would allow it. emily: should the u.s. be worried about china surpassing this country in ai, and vice versa? kai-fu: in research, china will not stop us u.s. for another 20 years, with or without any regulation. the u.s. is just so far ahead in research. however, in implementation commission has everything they need. there is nothing the u.s. can do to slow down china, so it is pointless in ai to look at how the regulator best to look at -- to look at the regulators. emily: what are the consequences, especially given the choices that the white house has made, in taking on china? kai-fu: well, i think that tr

kai-fu: he is. emily: our conversation with kai-fu lee.t for this edition of "bloomberg technology . from san francisco, i am emily chang. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg daybreak: middle east." he is stillump says not satisfied with saudi arabia's explanation of jamal khashoggi debt. manus: turkey is promising to reveal what he calls the naked truth over the journalist murder. the world waits to see what evidence president erdogan will provide. high-profile but he'so pull out, still going. manus:

kay is a graduate of hampton university. the recipient of numerous honorary degrees and a bestselling author. most important, kay is married to charles james jr. and is the proud mother of three and grandmother of five. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the president of the heritage foundation, kay james. [ applause ] >> thank you so much, ed. and the first thing i want to say is welcome to the heritage foundation. and as personal privilege, i ask to be able to introduce our speaker tonight. this is, indeed, a special evening. he is a personal hero of mine, as well as being an american hero. it's a man who for over his four decades of public service has selflessly and unreservedly fought to preserve liberty in this country. but don't just take it from me. his record speaks for itself. nearly 800 of senator hatch's bills have become law. more than any other american legislator in history. that's something to be proud of. not only that, but he's been instrumental in confirming conservative judges to the federal

tom: john kay was the first driver on the road. evacuating his own home, the air force veteran went to work. john: i think a lot of us with military background, you know, you have a mission and you take care of the mission. you don't think about it. tom: the bus drivers transferred most of the 100 plus patients from kaiser and hundreds more people across the community that night. john: we're passing the cell phone around to people so they can call family members and tell them where they were going. tom: it was a night none of them will ever forget. but they all believe they in the hospital came out of it stronger and better. female: what i learned was we can conquer anything. jacob: an event like this can break apart a community or can pull it together, and obviously it pulled ours together. female: this is coffee park. the tops-fire wiped out some 1,500 homes in this small close-knit community. slowly over the last 12 months, homes have risen from the rubble. as of today, 147 homes have been completed and nearly 750 are under cons

jon kay, bbc news, devon. 0h, let's hope it is perfect. lots more as always on the website.all of the day's news, but now it is time for sport today with tulsen tollett. hello. i'm tulsen tolett. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: three—time winner novak djokovic is into the last 16 of the shanghai masters. australia collapse in the first test against pakistan with a 33—year—old debutant taking six wickets. and another major honour for brooks koepka, who's named the pga tour player of the year. hello there, and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis news and we saw some of the big guns enter the fray at the shanghai masters on tuesday. the top seeds get byes into the second round, but perhaps dominic thiem and marin cilic needed a bit more time on court because they're out. but no worries for novak djokovic as the world number three is into the last 16 as austin halewood reports. since the middle of 2018, novak djokovic has been a player reborn, with

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i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in brussels. by some eurpean leaders to talk up then eventually be reached.

i'm katty kay in washington. christian fraser is in london.t three dozen people have left the trump administration over the past 19 months. what was remarkable about today's announcement that nikki haley is leaving, was how normal it was. she wasn't fired, she doesn't seem to be leaving under a cloud, she hasn't resigned in protest — the president's ambassador to the un is leaving, as far as we know, on good terms. which in this administration, makes it unusual. ms haley is known to be an ambitious, smart political operative. at the un she's walked a careful line between staking her independence from the white house while keeping good relations with the president. no easy feat and one that earned her an affectionate send off this morning. it has been an honour of a lifetime. you know, i said i'm such a lucky girl to have been able to lead the state that raised me and to serve the country i love so very much. it has really been a blessing and i want to thank you for that. she has done a fantasticjob and we did a fantastic job she has done a fan

i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london.rms we find out why suburban women could be key in deciding whether democrats win back the house. win back the house. donald trump calls again on the thousands of migrants travelling towards america to turn around, as he deploys more troops to the us border. coming up in the next half hour: the british foreign secretary pledges to recruit business leaders as diplomats to help secure trade deals around the world after brexit. britain is set to leave the european union before the current football season ends, but what impact will brexit have on attracting top players to the premier league? as americans go to the polls in the midterm elections, it is a truism that every vote counts — but maybe some votes are more sought after than others. next week, suburban women could be key in deciding whether democrats will win back the house. in states like newjersey, they are mobilizing, but will that enthusiasm carry over to the ballot box? the bbc‘s nick bryant has gone to have a look. it's in the

bbc's katty kay is there and i spoke with her earer. katty, pennsylvania is nicknamed the keystone state. could it hold the keys to unlocking the house of representatives on election night? katty: i just spoken to a coup of officials from the state, the current mayor who says, yeah, absolutely. everybody's oking at those suburbs outside of the city of philadelphia. they are suburbs where it could gohe eway and particularly democrats hope women voters, some women voters who may hav voted for donald trump two years ago but don't like the kinds of things they of the white house, they don't like some of his tone, they don't like what he said about immigration. those are the kinds of voters that could switch party now and vote for a democratic candidate. at the democrats take back the house of represees, it will be because of suburbs outside of cities like this one. laura: well, katty, from what you're saying, even though donald trump isn't actually on the ballot thi time, this election is indeed all about him and a state he narrowly won in

find a diplomatic solution to make certain that russia does not violate the treaty and in fact what kay bailey hutchinson stressed during the press conference is that the u.s. is very much interested in getting russia to reverse course to withdraw its efforts to develop these types of missiles and to go back to the status quo which has been in effect for thirty one years now she did say as a hypothetical that if russia continued on its path that at some point the u.s. would have to consider it but it was not an outright threat as some have been reporting in the press on tuesday many thanks for posting john f. with the position in washington d.c. well let's get the russian reaction rory chalons has the reaction from moscow. we have heard from the foreign ministry spokeswoman marie is a car of a who's never one to mince her words and certainly likes the opportunity to comment on things that the united states has said or done now her take on kay bailey hutchison's remarks are that they are aggressive destructive and dangerous her full quote is that the impression is that people making such

and sadly, among those victims, 17-year-old kressa shepherd and her 14-year-old bother kai. their mother sara, she was burned over 60% of her body and she was in a coma for three months. sara shepherd shared her agonizing loss with nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. >> years in a beautiful rural green landscape with dirt roads. >> reporter: pour 40 years this small rural town of redwood valley was more than a home to sara shepherd. it was a paradise. >> i fell in love at 15. never looked back. >> reporter: she met her husband jon here, raised two children, kai and kressa. a year ago the family moved into their dream home on a mountain overlooking the valley. then came the night of october 8th. >> i remember being woken up by our neighbors to tell us there was a fire on the mountain. >> reporter: like others the shepherds tried to escape down the road but met a wall of flames. they were forced to abandon their car. >> just running. i had to tell the children just keep running. keep running. i remember my husband saying cover your faces, this is it. >> reporter: when sara woke up f

jon kay, bbc news, devon. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker.growing weather in store? —— have you grape growing weather in store? we have, to think we are in october. it will be beautiful in the next 24 hours but some parts of the country, but in the western isles, it has not been a good day. it was pouring and it's still raining there and there has been flooding and even landslips s0 has been flooding and even landslips so big contrasts across the uk whilst this hot air, i suppose you could call it, because it will approach the high 20s in france, and right across europe we have all of that warm air so this evening look at the temperatures, 17 in london and north west of scotland is still pretty chilly with strong winds in stornoway with heavy rain but now what is happening overnight is that the wind will switch direction and just as we were promising youth, it is pushing the weather front out to sea. first thing in the morning, hate or 11 degrees but quickly the sun will warm up the air, lots of sunshine and crucially it is that grape growing

katty kay, bbc news, miami.ry chris grayling has called for police action to be taken after an elderly black woman was racially abused by a white man on a ryanair flight from barcelona to stansted. the incident was recorded by a fellow passenger and shared on social media. ryanair says it has reported what happened to the police but the airline is facing criticism after allowing the man to stay in his seat while the woman was moved. chichi izundu reports. i will tell you this, if you don't go to another seat, i will push you to another seat. this video has now been viewed more than 4.5 million times on facebook and more than 3 million on twitter. it shows an argument between two passengers on a ryanair flight from barcelona to stansted last friday. stop. there's no need for that at all. just stop. this man then becomes racially abusive to 77—year—old mrs gale, who sat next to him. david lawrence filmed it on his phone. i was expecting to see the cavalry turn up, the police, for them to escort him off the flight,

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hello, this is breakfast with louise minchin and jon kay.ood warnings as storm callum continues to bring heavy rain and strong winds to many areas. one village in south wales has spent the night on evacuation alert because of rising flood waters — and passengers had to be rescued from a train yesterday after it became stranded. our reporter tomos morgan is in powys for us this morning we've heard from the emergency services have a busy night? yes, a really busy night in the valleys of south wales. you mentioned a train stuck for one hour near aberdare yesterday evening. as you can see behind me, we arejust in between merthyr and brecon, on the main road that connects north wales in south wales. the services are working tirelessly because of the significant amount of rain that has fallen over the past 24 hours, the reign of the mountain is pushing all the debris down onto the road which is causing a risk any vehicles trying to drive past year. so they arejust trying to drive past year. so they are just waiting trying to drive past year. so th

[applause] kay, for beingu, with us tonight. thank you, again, senator, for all you have done in your terrific history of 42 years. we wish you the best of luck in the future, but don't forget heritage and come back often. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] edwin: ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the senator and mrs. james and the distinguished party in front leave. at that time, john has a few instructions and ideas for you. >> [laughter] [laughter] [applause] >> that was worth coming for. >> [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [applause] >> we will wait. in the meantime, i want to thank everybody for being here. this is obviously a highlight of the year for us. we are honored to have you with us for it. as soon as i have been given the word that our distinguished guests have left, there will be a reception outside. i would invite you all to it

kay bailey hutchins.t powerful military alliance in world history, she has been our ambassador there. she has protected america's interest there's. i think very admirably, very well. she is a former senator, was on the armed services committee. she would be confirmed in an afternoon. and a texas longhorn. >> you are so biased. it is impossible to deal with you. >> i'm a fan of senator hutchins. she would be a terrific choice. >> she is now never going to get it because you did that. the president today said a lot of people, doug, want haley's job. do you think many people do want this post? we know that spots have been a challenge to fill in the past. >> sure. it's one of the most high profile foreign policy jobs in the world. anybody who is interested in that line of work, that's the top job that you can get, basically. but i would echo what paul said, not just about kay bailey hutchinson, but also about dina powell. it's very important for donald trump, we know that he's obviousobvious obviously struggl

not something that is just going to be between turkey and saudi arabia this as you also heard from mr kay this is going to be taken up at the. u.n. and other other international bodies and he's going to make relationships were sort of use the and. but the sides are going to be the ones who are going to lose procedure wise a great deal here but again we don't know maybe question really what we don't know where he is. there's no question that this is a very bizarre situation when really you know. we are maybe being played by somebody we don't know that somebody is. but we all we have to set the stage is that we have to be patient and find out what really what's really happened always happening professor really good to talk to you many thanks indeed for being with us. professor henri barkey that professor of international relations at lehigh university. from out zero still to come on the program results come again in. presidential elections where a man who wants to break up the country could take the reins of power. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of north korea's kim jong agreed to arra

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hello and welcome, i'm katty kay in washington and nuala mcgovern is in london.resident erdogan of turkey promised to reveal the naked truth into the investigation of the murder ofjamal kashoggi, he didn't. he gave a couple of new details in a speech to parliament, but stopped short of releasing an alleged audio recording of the murder inside the saudi consulate. whether mr erdogan is deliberatly keeping information back or whether the evidence doesn't exist, we don't know. but there are clearly power plays at work here. turkey has let this story drag out, to the detriment of saudi arabia. mark lowen has this report. jamal khashoggi's last steps into the saudi consulate and towards his death. three weeks on, the search for the truth continues. the turkish president provided the naked truth in his words, in the end no new bombshell, by an accusation of a premeditated act. translation: all information and evidence shows jamal khashoggi was killed in a violent savage murder. we expect those responsible to be exposed. there's strong evidence if a plant operation not

welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and jon kay. our headlines today: warnings of travel disruption and floods as storm callum brings a second day of heavy rain and strong winds to parts of the uk. residents of one welsh village spend the night on evacuation watch as water levels rise. good morning. there's more rain to come today, particularly for wales where we still have that amber warning. it's another windy day. meanwhile, across eastern parts of england, we could see temperatures up to 25 celsius. all the details in the next 15 minutes. the head of the united nationsjoins calls for a proper investigation into the disappearance of a saudi journalist at the country's consulate in istanbul. the sound of silence on and off the pitch as england draw 0—0 with croatia in front of an empty stadium. and the awkward question at the royal wedding for the duchess of york. more on old data bit later. —— more on all of that a bit later. it's saturday 13th october. our top story: parts of the uk are facing a second day of travel disruption a

i'm katty kay in philadelphia. christian fraser is in london. one week today, americans will go to the polls to send a verdict on donald trump. although the president is not on any ballot paper, he is on everybody‘s mind. this mid term election that votes in members of congress, is both a referendum on america's unusual president and a potential check on his agenda and the result may well be decided in the swing suburbs of cities like this one. in these closing days, mr trump hasjust made a radical promise on an issue that excites his supporters — immigration. he says he's going to do away with the constitutional provision that gives anyone born in the us the right to be an american citizen. it's legally complex and he may not be able to do it, but with just seven days to go until election day, the proposal is political dynamite. how ridiculous, we are the only country in the world where a person comes in, has a baby, and the baby is essentially a citizen of the united states for 85 years with all of those benefits. it's ridiculous, it's ridicul

that state of new correspondent michael kay there reporting for us in washington. turkey's president richard sipe it on another will need as have called for a syrian led and syrian owned political process to bring peace to the war torn nation the cole comes at the conclusion of a four nation summit held in istanbul believed us off to germany france and russia to find a political solution to syria's devastating seven years civil war they have called for a constitutional committee to be set up in the country by the end of media german chancellor angela merkel stressed that the united nations must also make me pay an active role in any peace deal. it's good to miss it this is about being able to end to loose one war against terrorism the other that of the syrian regime against a substantial part of its own population a successful overall solution cannot be military in the end only a political solution can be successful a solution that's under the aegis of the united nations five nuts who would. all right i want to bring in our correspondents han in istanbul and emily

cars been spars on and michael kay is joining us from our washington bureau michael the f.b.i. is saying that this is a hate crime what more do we know about the suspects and the motives for the attack the suspect or robert. white a man in his forty's from the pittsburgh area and he had previously held anti-semitic and white extremist views and he had stated those on social media accounts and he apparently also stated anti-semitic slurs during the attack itself but what is interesting is that the authorities said that they have no indication that that this suspect was known to them before and while they are treating this as a as a hate crime they have not said that that the motive for this crime could be enticing medic motives but it seems fairly clear from the suspect's background and the attack itself that they suspect that this was an anti-semitic attack michael we heard a pittsburgh pittsburgh official talk about how deeply moved he was by what he witnessed what do we know about how the attack unfolded what do you know about the victims. well the attack apparently occurred

it's common here not to use the last names of people who have been detained this christian kay has been investigated detention since september fourteenth where he and four others of the men who were arrested today did attack foreigners on the streets of chemists using reinforced gloves electric stun guns and the like and a pair. at least hurt at least one foreigner by bashing him on the head with a bottle and what we also know is that they formed at this group they're calling revolution chemists around to september the eleventh of september and this group had a clear plan not only to propagate an attack this week on germany's unity day but also to topple the political order of germany hence the name revolution chemist's so many into foreign long will preparations for the attacks well as we heard the prosecutor's office saying that there had been attempts made by this group to obtain firearms in fact semi auto matic weapons but apparently no such weapons were found during today's raids what was found was a cache of battering implements like baseball bats or perhaps truncheons what also s

thank you, kai. selling those in the lobby for $9,000 each. here you go. beloved halloween tradition here at our show. our popular and infamous youtube challenge. every halloween for the past seven years i've encouraged parents to tell their kids i ate your halloween candy and then record the kids' reaction to that news. thousands and thousands of parents take part every year and we get reactions like these. >> while you were at school i ate all your candy. >> jimmy: we found a way to get kids exercise. i'm proud to announce we will do it again. you are hereby invited to participate in our youtube challenge. tell your children you ate all their halloween candy, not some, all of it. record it, post it to youtube with the title "hey, jimmy kimmel, i told my kids i ate all their halloween candy" then be on the lookout for a message from our youtube account and put the best on to celebrate halloween. all right. now, back to the world series. [ applause ] l.a. and boston -- boston and l.a. have been rivals for every year because of the lakers and celtics. not a

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german state of saxony to which candidates belongs they were working together with a man named christian kay who is known as the ringleader of the group he has been in detention since the middle of september since one of those protests in cabinets and the group were as you said calling themselves revolution chemists and their aim seems to have been not only isolated attacks on foreigners or people of other political persuasion but in fact toppling the democratic system here in germany as a whole so big and so it does sound as though the risk of far right tara remains high in germany that's what german officials are staying both federal and at state level the interior minister said this these arrests were a real blow against right wing extremism but he also did say yes the threat remains in the justice minister said that she is sure this group does not stand alone and in fact if we look at this region that's region of chemist's in the larger eastern german region of saxony it's not just since late august that we have seen right wing violence in fact this is the region where the movement again

(pam) that was kay recede reporting. did reach out to the victim... who was still too frightened to speak about this incident. (ken) caitlyn jenner is taking back her support for president trump. the former olympic athlete turned transgender activist wrote about her change of views in a washington post opinion column published thursday. she said she thought trump would help trans people but was wrong. jenner also said in the column that "the trans community is being relentlessly attacked by this president." her comments come after the new york times reported that the trump administration is considering a proposal to narrowly define sex. (pam) new at 8 two israeli bio- medical engineers... have designed a new baby bottle. the idea came after one of them wanted a faster way to warm up breast milk for his child. the process normally takes 10- minutes or more. the engineer says he was exhausted.. and thought there had to be a better way. so, he created the company "nano- bebe" ... and he came up with a bottle that cuts the m

kay recede spoke to people in that neigborhood... are floored that such a violent assault happened there. a 14-year-old boy was hit in stockton by a suspect with a metal pipe.the teenager was attacked monday night around 6 when he was walking in the area of filbert and fremont streets.with so many were just finding out about the suspected attack tuesday. "it's disheartening to know that a 14-year-old just walking the street can just randomly get hit by a random car for no reason," said julio acevedo, the owner of carneceria alegria.the suspect in a gray, newer model honda accord stopped, got out and hit the boy with the weapon then drove away.there is no motive."i hope they find the person who hit the kid and i hope the kid's ok," acevedo said.acevedo and other business owners tell fox40 they've had issues with the neighborhood before."we actually have to call law enforcement to come probably twice a week," acevedo said. but the area around his business is also a place where many have built a community. "we try to be here and get to

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so i would try and help him match. >> reporter: kay had seen her share of cross-dressers, but there was something different about this one. >> he wanted to be somebody else besides robert durst. >> reporter: which might explain another untold story of those years -- an odd and so far unexplained habit of frequenting eureka's seedy side. >> hanging out at a -- it was a homeless shelter/soup kitchen. >> reporter: wait a minute. he bought a house and he hangs out at a homeless shelter? >> he's hanging out at a homeless shelter. >> reporter: but, said charles bagli, he was also restless. >> he was in constant motion, whether it -- he was here, in texas, or in california, or in europe. >> reporter: or los angeles, where he'd look in on susan berman, who you'll remember spoke for him after kathy disappeared, and was now trying to make it as a hollywood screenwriter. >> she and bobby i always felt were very tight. >> reporter: this is susan berman's friend kim lankford. >> she was very protective of bobby. >> reporter: susan lived in a slightly rundown cottage in benedict canyon, and occasiona

(pam) that was kay recede reporting....tors have not yet released the identification of the suspect...(grant) but when he is out of the hospital-- he'll be booked into jail and will face serious drug charges. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day around the bay with highs in the 70s and 80s inland with 60s and patchy fog at the coast. dense fog will fill into the bay tonight and along the coast. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. on the satellite you can see a series of storms off the coast but the jet stream is taking them all into the pacific north west. tomorrow will be partly cloudy with highs in the 70s to low 80s with patchy fog at the coast. there is a slight chance of a few showers on sunday morning. more sunshine returns on monday with mild temperatures. it will be a little breezy on halloween. (grant) (grant) on halloween. little breezy it will be a little breezy on halloween. (grant) 4 your health tonight... measuring blood pressure is one of the most common procedures performed at a doctor's offices every day. (

no introspection there's no self reflection that's bipartisan because nancy pelosi is talking to me kay as well and everyone gets behind you know talk of overthrowing the government in venezuela the rod you know the u.s. meddling is is ubiquitous and at the same time european leaders during the elections several european leaders not only use their state media there was extremely biased against trump but several e.u. leaders openly publicly in the worst hillary clinton how many of them are they meddle and influence with how many minds did the italian prime minister convince with with his endorsement of hillary clinton how to vote for her in the world there is no evidence of their core claims that after two years you know ok let's suppose i'm a person who believes the mainstream press and i should believe that two russian agents poisoned the screen on the fourth of march and then somehow to. border with the poisonous substitute substance and leave the until the twenty seventh of june was used by two homeless persons in another town amesbury then i'm supposed to believe that's a statement

mary kay in colorado >> caller: hi, jim hey, i'm someone who has no financial background but you haveed shape my into the decent investor. i want to thank you for that. >> oh, you're welcome. >> caller: thank you so given current market conditions i'm wondering what percentage of my portfolio i should be transitioning into cash or more defensive names right now. >> well, first if you don't mind, let me ask some questions. your age >> caller: i'll say -- >> you give me a rough average my wife is in her 50s. late to mid to early 50s >> caller: okay, yes >> that too. similar age to my wife all right. look, in the old days when i got into this business it was in the early '80s the life expectancy is different from what it was now and our goal was to have you in 65% bonds. interest rates are still too low after the fed hikes to make a huge amount of money for you i bet you'll have a long and i hope happy and healthy life. i don't want you to have any less than 70% in the stock market you can put it in some one, three, five paper cds and if the market comes down i'm going to ask you to put

mali had beaten chiang kai shek three times in huge battles involving millions of combatants mao was a winner in this contest from the early one nine hundred thirty s. on but we knew very little about it and people don't understand that even today. shanghai here's the message clearly as foreign businessmen board up their shops go now go quickly communism archer's take what you can but. in elemental haste the western powers evacuate the city they have built for good and bad alike mostly the businessmen come for profit as well as missionaries come to she must say good bye as out b.n.c. steams the last of western influence farewell to essentially. even today it's difficult to understand the paranoia ignited by mouse revolution. as we look at china on the map we can see that china is the basic cause of all of our troubles in asia i believe that for the fate of. if you met the. to be prepared for the puppy beneath. a shiny new me at their own the united way. one of the myths about mao is that he was an implacable enemy of the capitalist west. shanghai today is a prosperous international c

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randi kay is in plantation, florida where they are following late breaking developments. tell us what we know about the suspect. >> well, wolf, we can tell you that the suspect was a customer here at the auto zone just in front of me here. that's where he was arrested. he lived in the hollywood, florida, area. aventura, florida is about a half hour or so from here. i'm sure you can see all these media gathered around me. what's going on is in this car is a group of fbi agents who have been inside the auto zone over here for about the last hour, going through the files and taking pictures. this is where the arrest was made of the suspect, where he was taken into custody and the vehicle as well. the media followed the fbi agents outside. they were inside taking pictures of the auto zone and going through the files in the computer. clearly if this man was a customer here, they might have been looking for what he purchased here and maybe some of that could be connected to the pipe bombs sent around the country. we were here earlier when the vehicle was taken away and the blue

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. >> kay did and fried out the service the moment lira told her about it. >> you never know what may be in the parking garage especially in the mrngs, too. there's a lot of transiyens in this area. >> reporter: and foot traffic late at night. >> if you're going to the symphony. >> reporter: the parking garage got rid of therapist cal booths whether he they turned over to the automated systems. now the tenants can be used as ambassadors. >> roving around, looking for suspicious behavior. >> i think it's wonderful. >> reporter: the best part about this one, it's free. reporting in san francisco, joe bin fla fortson, abc7 news. >>> now, we welcome your thoughts about improving safety. we want to hear from you. use the #better bay area on twitter facebook or other social media sites to join the conversation. >> google's ceo i ving to toughm company. it comes days before google employees will reportedly stage a walkout over the handling of misconduct. axios obtained mail. it says "i understand the anger and disappointment that many of you feel. i feel it, as well and i am fully committed

enrich kay pena is accused of molesting a child between 2009 and 2015. he worked at the palmer school in walnut creek. administrators say the alleged victim did not go to that school and pena passed a background check. >>> the trial of a former san mateo police officer who was charged with sexual assault while on duty has been delayed again. winchester is accused of five separate assaults. there are three that happened in san county where he a police if they didn't do what he demanded. the defense attorney is having health problems, and this is the fourth time the trial has been rescheduled. >>> lawyers for dr. christine blasey-ford says she's still getting death threats after accusing brett kavanaugh, the supreme court justice, of sexual assault. she is not going to her home in palo alto. she's back in the bay area, and her lawyers say they don't know where, she testified more than a week ago before the senate judiciary committee. >>> this is the first week brett kavanaugh is on the job. doug, what's next for kavanaugh, the court and congress? good morn

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