fred kaufman author of bet the farm thanks so much for joining us thank you daniel. time now for a quick pause but stay tuned because right after the break. them out of what we say to them because they don't care they don't care about my son's life they don't care about anybody's life except their pocket that's all they care about you know the slapping them with. the billions of dollars isn't going to stop them. do pharma has reached a tentative settlement in the expanding opioid epidemic but residents of affected areas are skeptical about the solution. contributors from america's boy are standing by to break down the latest moves in the crisis. to singapore where christie managed to catch up with way to the c.f.o. of the finance exchange to give us an industry outlook on the such are and as we go to break here are today's market numbers at the close. of the day. when we're hoping that both sustainable growth this is the broken system that they were the pundits not only. grow the number of tourists it was just an abilities so it's in the world war which is mounting b

update on that growing regional problem in the state of transpacific ag trade generally is spread kaufman author of bet the farm how screwed stopped being food all come back fred. hi daniel now 1st of all fred on the trade fight do you think we will see much of a reprieve for u.s. farmers with this resumption of china the chinese ag purchases next week. listen that we don't know if it's a resumption or what we understand is that there is certain people in china who are taking a look at spot prices that doesn't necessarily mean they're going to resume buying at united states pork i mean ever since south america particularly brazil has been selling all the pork right from under our eyes because of our tariff you know we don't know what's going to happen next i think what's going on is that president trump is very concerned about the market and he knows that any time there is a sense that we're going to have some sort of agreement and it looks like we're heading in the right direction the market goes up as it did today because of these rumors don't count on it and don't bet on it. and of cou

francisco rec and parks is offering relief from the heat at seven city schools, including balboa, kaufman, hamilton, martin luther king jr., mission, north beach, and sabah. santa clara county has a number of cooling centers open today as well. you can find a full list on our homepage, kpix.com. >>> new at noon, a wild scene in santa rosa. lanes swallowed up this garage at a home on sundance street. fortunately, everyone inside got out safely. no word yet on a cost. >>> in santa clara county, a deadly crash in mountain view shut down all northbound lanes of 85 during the morning commute. police say just before 1 am, a car was traveling the opposite direction on highway 85 northbound. it hit another car driving the correct way, causing one of the bengals to burst into flames. both drivers were killed. >> we remind people when travelgh to try avoiding driving on the left lane. >> the lanes were shut down for about five hours. it is not clear yet whether alcohol was a factor. >>> another major settlement involving pg&e relating to the destructive wildfires last year and in 2017. they have ag

>> reporter: they became our friends the creative minds behind the series were kevin brice, marta kaufmannd david crane. what do you make of the fact 25 years later, it really is such a big deal to people >> the show is comfort food. >> they like it because it harkens back to a simpler time where people just sat around and talked. >> we always said if the show took place today, it would be six people on the couc doing that the whole time. >> reporter: tickets for a "friends" pop up experience in new york sold out well in advance. >> part of everything i imagined. >> the popup allows fans to take a walk down memory lane and ino troducl the show's iconic moments. and there were many. >> what is chandler bing's job >> reporter: spread across 236 episodes. central to the plot, a question that burned for a decade >> we were on a break. >> reporter: will ross and rachel get together >> i got off the plane. >> reporter: 15 years have now passed since the show said good-bye >> do you realize at one time or another we all lived in this apartment? >> reporter: yet for loyal fans their friendship wi

people often associate sand witvast deserts like the sahara, but boston university biologist les kaufman says inland sand is too fine grained and not suited to make concrete. >> so there's this big incentive to mine it out owater, out of freshwater or the ocean. >> reporter: aside from construction, glass electronics, sand has found other uses on a massive scale in recent years: in the america to to fracture rocks for oil and gas; in singapore to make-- well, more singapore. s the tiny prosperoucity state has expanded i landmass by about 25% in recent years. a lot of the sand for that came from cambodia. it prompted concern about environmental damage anden accusations of corruption. >> ( translated ): the volumimof rts recorded in singapore shows a different figure from exports recorded in cambodia, si you can see tha big issue, a lack of transparency. >> reporter: exports of sand to singapore, which came from cambodia's coast, we banned in 2017, but environmentalist vannak hun, who's spent time in prison for his activism, says sand mining along the mekong has .continued at a record pa i

kaufman hamilton mlk mission north beach and south of the pools are open until 8 o'clock tonight, a $50,000e is helping farmers and ranchers in contra costa county fight illegal dumping. >>some of their properties on county roads been targeted by people for decades, you're avoiding dump fees by trashing their properties but as kron forcefully to call tells us property owners don't have to stand for that anymore. >>costs to $50,000 grant awarded to a property owner by state waste management agency calendar cycle. this is a big deal for us helps reimburse the cost to remove 50 years worth of illegally dumped trash off reservoir street, a grant process is always a little bit but it's worth it since receiving the grant over the span of the year on this 11 acre piece of land alone. the contra costa resource conservation district says 110 cubic yards of construction debris. one and a half tons of household waste and 220,000 pounds overall of illegally dumped trash has been removed this week alone a 108 tires were hauled away or talk concrete other construction debris. it was insane ranchers and f

temperatures this week prompted this city's recreation and park department to offer free admission at balboa kaufman hamilton martin luther king junior mission, north beach and sabha polls now park officials say that their ear world be a lane open. times for anyone who needs to cool off. recreational a family swim will also go on designated hours. >>you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime with kron 4 app there you'll find full forecast interactive radar and get weather alerts sent straight to your device. download the kron 4 app today. a big story tonight health officials in santa clara county say 2 people have died from the flu. one was an adult under the age of 65 who apparently had some underlying health problems said contributed to the death. the other was a child under the age of 18 who may have contracted the flu abroad and brought it back to santa clara county and then passed away. health officials are now urging everyone to get a flu shot and take other precautions to help prevent the virus from spreading. >>there are other ways to prevent the flu. and those include really bas

pork problem is tame trade tensions have eased in light of trade talks with the united states fred kaufman author of the farm joins us to give an outlook on tours in the people's republic was. just wondering how absolutely is not going to stop the sacrifice because somebody makes and you need it that's nothing that's nothing. to do farming has reached a tentative settlement in the ever growing opioid crisis but residents of the affected areas are skeptical molly barrows contributor to america's lawyer is standing by to break down the latest moves in this tragic epidemic plus we take you back to singapore where christiane managed to catch up with a way to the c.f.o. of finance the finance exchange to give us an industry outlook on. it's that good a business mind set here comes boom bust let's go. major economic stimulus for europe leads are global reports today as the european central bank unveils a long anticipated policy package of interest rate cuts relax credit terms for banks and bond purchases and e.c.b. statement indicated that they are key interest rate would be cut by 110th of a pe

sandy kaufman was preparing to jump into battle 75 years ago.he skies again. in 19114, he was taken prisoner soon after he landed, but today he was being welcomed by applause, rather than enemy fire. does it bring back memories? not really, no. laughter. british and nato troops joined in the drop to remember the bold plan, to capture a series of bridges behind german lines. stilljust a fraction of the allied troops that took part in what was the largest airborne assault in history. arnhem is the story of heroic failure. the british never managed to take the bridge. 1500 were killed and thousands ta ken prisoner. this will probably be one of the last big events witnessed by the ever dwindling band of veterans who landed here 75 years ago. but those they came to liberate say they will never forget the sacrifices they made. 75 years later and we are here with our children, so it is important that they know, where we remember the war and everyone who fought for us, for our freedom. i think it is very important. it should be remembered for many, many

to germany with yes day meeting with the fraud minister of germany i express the musts for germany kaufman to send a clear message to president xi sending troops adducing martial law in hong kong must not be the way out free in action is the only solution at the same time i also urge german government to stop the export license off those equipment including rubber bullets and tear gas to allow and produce proof becomes a life threatening force in hong kong i hope the german government after the shock me 10 yesterday with me with the foreign minister they realize that hong kong politico and economy freedom must be safe got not only by hong kong people but that's also the responsibility of leaders how to maintain their unique status off hong kong international financial center ok you say world leaders what about u.s. president donald trump if you're going to the u.s. leader this week are you expecting or are you hoping that donald trump is going to say hong kong from beijing safe hong kong from beijing the major responsibility come from hong kong not anyone else but world leaders and also pr

s frank kaufman has this report from an island where many are fed up with the division.the main shopping street in the cypriot capital neko is still divided the pedestrian checkpoint marks the transition from the internationally recognized greek cypriot part of the island to the turkish occupied north. a sign here informs tourists that nicosia is the last divided capital city. europe is trying to overcome the situation he was elected as one of the island 6 parliamentarians early this year everyone here knows him. well i agree completely that are solution to the cyprus problem will be difficult but we cannot give up we have to fight looks real good through he wants the turks and greeks cypriots to negotiate to end the division his election in may was a surprising positive sign 6000 turkish cypriots voted for him the sociologist grew up in the turkish north but 25 years ago he became a professor at the university in the greek south and he represents both parties a 1st for the island. some are hoping the time is ripe for a new negotiations mediated by u.n. secretary general

to get through it now that's possible you can do that and can and will achieve that and but if mr kaufman of them wants an election he claims he does then of course this is the perfect opportunity so used to to move ahead and seize that opportunity and once once we got to move towards elections very difficult for the labor party the force and force to do anything once elections go yeah i mean there's another option as a lead david there was a possibility that he could resign right before parliament suspends and trigger a general election within $25.00 days do you think johnson would go that far well i think going into this he's given a lot i think bourses has got lots of guts i did the best primus it was seen it was and in a great number of years i he really seems to to want to get the the thing through to do what he promised to do i think that the rest of us should get behind him i a great party everyone should get behind him and make sure we do everything we can to help him defeat this group of people in the and house of commons he's conservatives who why do you think they're really con

corbin his own backing in backing away from the idea of themselves as a caretaker prime minister gerry kaufman is behave responsibly and if he continues to put country 1st he will benefit the country and himself he can now play a decisive role in how briggs it develops. but he should see an election before breaks it is decided that the elephant trap the days everyone here is gearing up for what feels like one of the most important moments in modern british political history which will help determine whether brits it will happen it's all and if so under what terms for some time now parliament and in particular the conservative party have been tearing themselves to pieces maybe this eventually will be the defining moment the e.u. is sitting in waiting watching for any piece of movements to clarify what will happen like everyone else want an end to all this lawrence leigh al-jazeera in london. well john johnston is a reporter at the u.k. pull up politics news and analysis website politics home he's with me in the studio here in london good of you to join us is a very confusing situation particula

this was a pretty wacky quarter as people have pointed out, the andy kaufman of quarters, if you willonfidence do you have as a market observer as we head into he fourth quarter here that it's going to be any different or any calmer than it was in the third quarter? brian: i think what you're hearing from fed officials now, a more people solution. powell said after the last eeting, this isn't going to have any effect on the economy. it's not really a big deal. kind of ntinued to be strained and so now you have people coming out, williams said lumpy, we es are might need more on the system. brainerd said we need more reserves on the system. hey are talking about more coming soon. solutions, you add reserves or you have the we market operations like have been having lately which is what they used to have or you repo ish a standing facility so that anyone at any ime with a haircut can get reserves for their good quality assets. what is the impediment of one of these in place? brian: i don't think they're ready for a standing repo facility. he indication that i have been getting from a bu

marta kaufman thinks one of the characters would have six kids by now, who do you think she was talkinginks joey she thinks deep inside joey was a family man with six kids >> huh. >> i like that. >> by the way, we put the ll interview with the show's creators on today.com. >>> gunther is here, james michael tyler. what do you think of the setup, you liky >> this is pretty convincing, honestly, there's no coffee of espresso machine otherwise i'd make you one. >> i have to say i was looking over here, and i was like, wait, is that gunther, so you bleached your hair for the show, that's not your normal coloring, right? >> no, during the 20th anniversary five years ago, i did bring gunther back one more time, but i retired him, and i finished a film in june, so i had to keep a beard, because i'm doing one in december, and they want a bigger beard, so it's kind of surreal walking around and nobody knows who i am. >> when you were regionally cast as gunther how many episodes were you supposed to be in. >> i wasn't cast i came in as an extra the first season as a matter of fact, this jacket, t

what does it mean to the parents moving forward to trial, including lori kaufman.ned by the bureau of prisons on october 25th. mike. >> mike: molly, thank you very much. all eyes are now on "full house" start lori loughman and pleaded not guilty for her role in the college admissions scandal and is now facing up to 40 years in prison. they are here to weigh in, robert patillo and defense attorney katie cherkasky. felicity huffman gets 14 days in prison, a short period of time, but it still prison. what's your reaction? what are your expectations? >> sure, quite wrinkly, it doesn't matter if she got a day in jail or a year. because her reputation is completely ruined for evermore and it'll apply for two lori loughman as well. as far as what sentence will look like, people are pretty much jumping the gun because she may not be convicted and there are good reasons for that under the precourt case laws. getting into for a long time. assuming that she is found guilty, i do not think that her case is necessarily very comparable. there's a lot of differences between facts

. >> they confronted the owner kaufman after they saw him near the scene with a hoodie and hood on and his vehicle. he told police he noticed the damage and called his insurance company to report the damage but he didn't call 911. police say it appears coffman made up the whole attack. >> this diminishes those cases where we have true victims of hate crimes. so we wanted to make sure we got in front of this to explain to the community that this was not a hate crime. we believe that mr. coffman is responsible of all vandalism inside the business. >> coffmugh coughman is out on >> tropical storm humberto brushes past the bahamas. it's expected to become a category two hurricane. we have the latest on where it could be headed next. >>> could a smartphone app help america's gun control problem? the white house is considering this. details next. i wanna keep doing what i love, that's the retirement plan. with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org

it is owned by warner brothers and part of our parent company and joining us now marna kaufman and davidover the past couple of weeks. >> it certainly has. it is overwhelming and quite wonderful. >> it is amazing. a show that has been off the air for 15 years and here we are. >> and here you are. and marna, what has surprised you most about some of the conversations sur rounding this anniversary? >> you know, i think what surprises me the most is that we're discussing it at all. that we're still here. that probably surprises me the most. and that and hearing the stories about people who learned english from watching the show. that's pretty awesome. >> wow! david anything that has surprised you in terms of what you've heard over the last couple of weeks with this milestone? >> just the number of younger people like people who were ten and 11 and 12 and who just discovered the show now, it is fantastic. you would think just the enormous cell phones would turn them off. but no. it's -- we're very lucky. >> maybe they're intrigued by the people sitting together at a coffee shop instead of st

to san francisco city pools throughout the day, the list of dissipating pools include balboa park, kaufman, hamilton and luther king junior as well as mission, north beach, and seven pools. open lanes depend on the time of day, so make sure to check the sf recreation and parks website. >>> a live look now from capitol hill. democrats have taken the first step in what could lead to the impeachment of president trump. the inquiry comes after accusationse'enforeeltion d. today, all eyes on the two leaders as they are expected to meet again in new york. it is a meeting that normally wouldn't draw much attention, but the past conversation is putting them in the spotlight. house speaker nancy pelosi made the decision for a formal impeachment inquiry after a surge of support from moderate democrats. it came following a whistleblower complaint and an apparent admission from president trump that he pressured ukraine's leader in a phone call to investigate a political rival. >> there was pressure put on with respect to joe biden. what joe biden did for his son. that is something they should be looki

that forced the rec and park department to close kaufman pool. >>> mandatory evacuations are still in place for a huge fire burning in museplumas county. it has burned nearly 44,000 acres and is just 7% contained. erratic winds are making for difficult conditions, but fire officials say fire activity decreased last night that fire was sparked by lightning on thursday. >>> windier conditions today, although not that hot. >> yeah. so a little bit of a trade-off. the heat coming in a few days. spencer christian with the look on more. >> you're right, dion and larry. the heat will be coming in a few days. right now it's not hot anywhere around the bay area. it's mild. warm in some spots. mid 80s in the far inland east bay, brentwood, fairfield. temperatures mainly in the 70s right now. it is windy. we have gusts to 31 miles per hour at novato and fairfield. 23 miles per hour wind here a san francisco. so it's breezy all around the area. as we go into the evening hours, we'll see the wind diminish just a bit. on the breezy side overnight and tomorrow, but we do have a warming trend coming

the acting adviser is charlie kaufman.sident of the united states asked john bolton for his resignation last night. it was delivered today. john bolton's priorities and policies just don't line up with the president's. in any sitting president has the right to put someone president has the right to put someone in that can carry out his agenda. that no longer became tenable, so the president made a change. thanks. there is no one issue — there is no one issue here. you guys understand, and we have now said that theyjust didn't align on many issues. that is why we are where we are. we are moving forward, charlie government is in that position, but we will hear more issues from the briefing room in a moment. the uk is in the midst of its greatest crisis since the second world war. and the house of commons is empty, after being suspended by prime minister borisjohnson. it will remain that way for five weeks. proroguing parliament does happen for short periods of time every year, but the timing of this is highly unusual and hig

so it was taught -- father kaufman.it was an effective thing to do. >> i would just add one thing that which is we can all agree there there's need for more education about critical thinking but also more of the specifics with the tools for how to actually deal with propaganda in the modern world. that could be very useful. >> also i think it simple to teach people how to persuade. because if you don't know how to persuade, how to get anything done? and so they become alienated and a sense of hopelessness. so learning how to persuade in a fair and honest manner is just as important as being able to spot the propaganda slog. >> my name is mike. i want to ask about trolls. there are a whole bunch of people out there who use social media in a way that seems very malicious and mean, , and the objective seems to be to make other people as angry as possible. this seems to be, this is something seems new to me. can you talk about that? >> some of those trolls are paid, and some of them come from overseas in russia. one of the

>> he was a threat, yes, sir >> reporter: erleigh wiley is former judge and district attorney in kaufman dallas. she said based on the evidence, she believes the jury will have a difficult time finding guyger guilty of murder. >> i don't know how you could explain a mistake like that, how you live with that, but is she criminally guilty from my trained experience? she may not be. >> no matter what the outcome is, we will continue to honor him and continue his legacy. >> reporter: guyger faces life in prison if she's convicted of murder. but today we could hear if the judge will allow the jury to consider lesser charges like criminally negligent homicide or manslaughter. trial gets under way at 9:30. >> omar, thanks. it will be a controversial verdict no matter what. >>> advocates argue cbd oil can help with anxiety and even muscle pain. but what's really inside it? ahead, the surprising results we found in the lab. >>> plus f you're on the go, subscribe to our podcast. hear the day's top stories in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning." if you have moderate to severe p

jedediah: edwin kaufman was his name.hot there. he owns a couple of businesses outside of atlanta. apparently he went in and destroyed them, wrote racist things on the wall, terrible things, as well as "maga" stole some tvs off the wall to make it look like it was a robbery or, you know, a trashing, and then it just so happened the police showed up so they caught a vehicle leaving the scene, followed the vehicle, and it was him, and then they realized it's him who had spray-painted his business and trashed. imagine if he hadn't been caught, imagine if they hadn't come up on that scene, this morning and every other network in this country you'd be talking about the hate crime against this former nfl player by trump supporters. instead, it's all made up. he did it to himself to try to inflame something. jedediah: the question is the jussie smollett case and the way that played out does this incentivize people so they think they can get away with it. about smollett people said this guy is guilty, he's absolutely responsible