is aot of agent aie bau hlt care costsreoing up, think there a senhaecom is good, vots a age, in a la weeke nd accotality in congrs, ings ara there. liz: mis. >> i d'tnof shes taino same vere talk thhem,he a thrled with the econo aonuses eyeceived, and hapbo taxut a gssha o inhe uappy abo with heth car thatoness did tepeal a repce obamace,hexpte them to do tt ey wil hold cgrs cotable, the a hpy wit prident. z: if trump suppoer nce sitteon ve republican, get rdy to be lea democrats, ty would engul in a worldf conde sensetion. yo c ksrowthnd prosperity gd-e. >> ion think thats te. i woulday -- first tarfs are hurting people inidst. >> m pnt to y i if moatake backonol ty are notbo gwinghe econombuitsboutaing presiden tmp >> i don't thi tt i true. li reay? tts the messa theyre running on. liz: g aad >> tnk ttemra can walk and chew g at samime, we canontinu t promo economic gross andol pridentrump andorption of hisdministration cotable. pmi y, vots inwi stricts, they believehat too. liz: g aad. >> ion't tst docts to ewunetlonealnd cw it theyon have strong message, the don't have strong leerip t

the rest of the week including brexit. 0ver and are expected to for the rest of the week including brexit. over the lathe last few days and towards the end of the labour party conference in liverpool last week. conservative ministers and commentators said, the tories had better come up with something because apart from brexit, they have got zero policies. we have had a week of the labour party putting together a pretty solid and pretty left—wing, radical... it would wreck the economy. it would revive the flat—lining economy. whether or not you agree, there is the consensus of an opinion that it isa the consensus of an opinion that it is a bold and large series of policies. wrecking ball. the conservatives have nothing, it is all fairand conservatives have nothing, it is all fair and well to say it is nonsense and have nothing to counter with, which is what the conservative problem is. they do have policies. name one. phillip hammond and fiscal control... that is not a policy, it isa control... that is not a policy, it is a statement. it is. you try get the finances of the country right. it isa the fin

i thought this was interesting, michel barnier said this week we can't pick and choose la ca rte thiswe want from the single market which was inevitable, the eu were never going to accept the eu were never going to accept the chequers plan, they were always going to come back and say you need to make compromises and theresa may said this week eight no deal is better than a bad day, this is her sort of, setting out her stall and saying, that she won't surrender and she won't accept that many compromises as they might like. which i guess she has to do because otherwise brussels are going to turn around and think we think any deal is better than a no deal. the more a cce pta ble is better than a no deal. the more acceptable it is to brussels the less acceptable it is to her brexiteer mps, she is between a rock and a hard place as ever. lynton crosby was the guy who brought dog whistle politics to the uk, there are dog whistle is going off left, right and centre but at the end of the day it's nothing, it's a classic nonstory, we all go, injournalism, if something is not happening, it is a

week. so have the up brel la next week well. >>> tomorrow is the last day of summer and no better way to lebrate than to head to one of our national parks. and tit is national parkland da which mean all are waviiving thr entrance fees. we have so many beautifulparks, so get out there. a full list of the national parksor and information on national public lands day, just search public lands day in our app and tag us inner pics while you are hiking or walking so >>> we're getting updates on the deadly workplace shooting in aberdeen. investigators say the had been working there for about two >> but they are still searching for a motive. re is indicatie i catie beck. >> reporter: this morning investigatrcs are sng for a motive. >> she had reported for her workday as usual and around 9:00 a.m., the shooting began. >> reporter: new photos emerging of 26-year-old snochia moseley, the woman police believe went on a soting ram pain tuesday killing three people and wounding three more. >> just sad that we don't know e don't're coming home, know if i'll see my child the next day or if our husband, loves on

and ed o'keefe is a political correspondent for cbs, ed talked to voters in las vegas this week anthony, i'll start with you, everybody wants to know are democrats are going to take control of the house? >> they're in position to as of now. we've got our estimate that would have them at 224 seats if the election were held today. there is a margin of error, 12 seats, 5% of the whole house. there are scenarios, plausible scenarios under which the republicans get to see some democratic gains. one of the things that strikes me underneath those numbers, these battleground districts, house districts that we surveyed is that a remarkable 75% of people say that the economy is good, nationally, that the economy is good in their area but they're not voting for the republicans, not voting for the party in power they don't like the way the country is going. they don't like the direction of the country. and that is split, that difference, usually say if the economy is good party in power wins. that split is remarkable. and really sort of underpins why the republicans aren't stronger position right n

later this week, president travels to las vegas to campaign for senator dean heller and other republicansn the ballot. ate you there live thursday 10:00 p.m. eastern on friday, he holds a rally in holly to getjosh ont is live friday at 7:30 c-span2. saturday, to retiring members of congress -- bob corker of tennessee and mickey sagas of massachusetts -- talk about their experience in congress. >> is important for us as a nation to continue to be a beacon to the world and conduct ourselves in a manner that represents the best. when we stoop to uncivil , we have toettiness remember that the entire world looks at us. they do. >> i'm deeply concerned by our president on many levels. on policy. think he has not been helpful to long-term relationships across the globe. you read about that on a daily basis. longtime allies who question the support of the united states. he suggests that we can go it alone. i don't think that is the case. are next ordinary power but we need partners around the globe in order to achieve the goals we seek. conversations our saturday at 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-s

la raza ... vivajoining forces ..... where a community mural was erased weeks ago ...it makes me happy. it makes me proudon mexican independence day, protestors signed a petition for a new 'mural de la raza' ... calling on the city and other entities to have the mural restoredwe want full protections under the law as a city and a state or nationwide historical site restorationthe city stepped in immediately after the project was removed. but now there's conflict ... was it the new owner, or the seller that painted over the 33 year old mural? either way ... the muralist has lawyered up.something of this stature is protected under california and federal lawthis piece of art meant a lot to the san jose chicano community. it's like losing a loved one. heartbreakingit was at a time when there was a lot of turmoil on the streets, a lot of gang warfare. it was a way to bring people togetherit's 2018 and the only access to our history and culture is no longer here. that's a problem this fight will be a long one ... however the muralist says he's ready to make a new creation.it is my plan. to make more murals for the communitythey also

we will also be live in las vegas ahead of this week and's rematch between two of the best pound foround fighters in world boxing. and how did lewis hamilton there in second practice at the singapore grand prix? that is at 6:30pm. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? hello. a very interesting week. crazy rich asians is proving a huge international hit. , a melancholic, touching tale of rodeo. ash max the rider. and lucky featuring harry dean stanton in one of his last roles. what did you think of crazy rich asians? adapted from the kevin kwa n rich asians? adapted from the kevin kwan novel which i have not read, co nsta nce wu kwan novel which i have not read, constance wu plays a chinese—american assessor at nyu who is dating a guy called nick who's she does not know is to be rich until the moment he says, there is a wedding in singapore, you should come with me. they get to the aeroplane, they turn left. she goes, we go that way! he says, no, no. they are in super first

you were in las vegas last week, i was talking to you for another big bout.global stage? it is a big fight. there is a lot riding on this for anthonyjoshua. it there is a lot riding on this for anthony joshua. it is there is a lot riding on this for anthonyjoshua. it is notjust the defence of his heavyweight title. there is this carrot of a potential unification bout against deontay wilder.. april has been booked as a date. if he gets through this one, all the talk is they could get back to the table with deontay wilder so he is under pressure. when he talks about the pressure he faces it is not just defending about the pressure he faces it is notjust defending his title it is this mission to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, so when he goes into a bout, it he cannot afford to take risks so it is a big fight. heavyweight boxing, they are fighting in front of 90,000 people. this is his fourth said yum fight in a row. it tells you how much of a big draw he is. he has that cross over appeal. he cuts through and thatis over appeal. he cuts

. >>> the hunt is on for a gun stolen in santa clara during a burglarly la ly last week.made off with a playstation, clothes, a glock .9 millimeter and some ammo. >> the weapons are legal to possess. we still highly recommend to the public that they're maintained and kept in a very safe manner so incidents like this don't happen. >> investigators are reviewing surveillance video and are interested in talking to the person who can be seen right there walking across the street. >>> the cost of fixing last year's spillway collapse at the orville dam is going up. it was in february of last year, the collapse of the spillway prompted the evacuation of nearly 200,000 people. while disaster was averted, the bill to fix the damage has pasted past -- passed $1 billion. there's also concern about finishing the work before the rainy season. more construction workers have been hired. administrators hope fema will pay a big chunk of the bill, but water customers may have to chip in as well. >>> definitely a little warmer today as we head to that friday forecast. >> it's going to feel

or where i could say to alexa, i'm thinking about flying to las vegas next week. what are the flights looking like? i don't want to tell her the day because i want the robot to be smart enough to remind me, well, mark, you know, you're supposed to have lunch on saturday with so and so, you've got a trip planned with your children this day, what day the did you really want to fly. that kind of interaction doesn't exist now. it can and should. that'd be useful. >> host: mark mills, you talk about a concept called ambient computing. >> guest: yeah. >> host: which is what? >> guest: i don't take credit for creating the phrase. it goes back 60 years to a professor at mit, and he imagined that 50 years later -- this was a pretty prescient guy, thinking a half century out -- that computing would get cheap enough and effective enough that it would basically disappear into the background of our general life and be an convenient. it just means that it's easy to use as electricity. you don't think about electricity except when it doesn't work. you don't think about how to tu

these senators could have made the same request las week, but maybe that would have deprived them of more talk that they've been able to express about my hiding of documents. with respect to senator booker's question to judge kavanaugh, my friend from new jersey asked the nominee to answer some questions regarding an e-mail exchange from over 15 years ago without showing the nominee the e-mail in question. and then you know what happened? the senator from new jersey blamed it on the fact that the e-mail was labeled committee confidential. well, there was nothing preventing any senator from asking me before the hearing to get this document publicly released. in fact, the request was made to release these documents for the first time last night after the senator asked the question of the nominee. we didn't get some requests in until after midnight. and we've-- we, quite frankly, had to have quite an argument with the people in the department of justice to get these released and all the redactions that have to be done. what senator would want to release their e-mails with all the e-mail

we will also be live in las vegas ahead of this week and's rematch between two of the best pound forome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week?

la. lots going on. how have the events of the last few weeks changed your view on this company?in: the risk around elon and the investigation being reported in the news around the go private tweet is a real concern for us and we highlighted that in our row search. but we're still looking at ositive fundamentals for the company especially as mr. guillen takes charge of the car, he's a stellar leader, no b.s. and will likely get the job done. the at we're seeing is model 3 hitting their margin target. we think that's a bilge story if they hit that number that will support the stock and help start supporting the bonds which have been under a great deal of pressure the last few weeks. emily: how much do musk's extracurricular impact -- activities impact your view on the company? >> he's been a concern for us for a long time in terms of, you know, his distraction with multiple projects. he's proven himself to be a clear visionary in terms of what is possible in particular industries. and a micromanager on some levels but it's become a concern that his time would be stretched and they

he was in las vegas last week, then he went to missouri, then he spent the weekend at his golf club ingoing to new york for the first dpu days of this week with all the meetings with the world leaders. john kelly is one of the few people not up there in new york with president trump and instead is back at the white house. we know rod rosenstein and john kelly met on friday. that's when we reported the white house wanted rosenstein to issue a firmer denial after "the new york times" reporting. he did put out a second statement despite saying oermy he wasn't going to comment further. we know they have been having conversations for several days now, since that bombshell story broke. but it's unclear where they stand right now. if they're on two pages or not, and that's what they're hoping to get together once they sit down at the white house, whatever is going to come out of that, they're trying to get on the same page. we're hearing two different things from the white house, from the justice department, but what we do know to be true is that john kelly and rod rosenstein are going to mee

she'll appear at a voter registration rally in las vegas and miami later this week.44 days before nationwide voti voting, there's distrust in the election system. 46% of americans believe not all of the votes will be counted. 34% believe it's likely election officials will tamper with votes to change results of the election. democrats are trying to capitalize on historic victories like the ones in red states, most recently in florida. abc news reports vice president joe biden will travel to georgia. >> emily, what does this tell you about the midterm strategy in the red states for the democrats? >> the democratic party is not shying away from their establishment. it's an interesting approach considering the tensions during the primary season between establishment and progressive members of the party. former vice president joe biden is very popular in polling when it comes to the names being floated for 2020. it's interesting that he's campaigning for stacy abrams. whee she was one of the few with the support of many. it shows the democrats aren't afraid to to bring o

do ♪ ♪ i need you to be strong ♪ i'll fight, keep on ♪ i'll fight ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ >> it was the weekhen all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. actually, that's not true at all. [ horns being honking ] metro manila. bustling, sprawling south east asian capital city of the philippines. home to somewhere between 12 to 20 million people. the world's most densely populated city. ♪ i light a candle, put the presents around the tree ♪ but it is christmas. a twinkly, festive wonderland where the mostly catholic population take their holiday season very seriously. >> woman: hello! merry christmas. >> anthony: because filipinos are, for reasons i have yet to figure out, probably the most giving of all people on the planet. think i'm talking shit? keep watching. [ motorcycle revving ] ♪ >> fritz: good afternoon everyone. we're the band called keystone. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: ofw stands for overseas filipino worker, and they are one of the philippines's largest and most important exports. people. go abroad, make money, improve the quality of life for the whole family. all

that's the kind of device used in the las vegas massacre last week. >>> voters in oakland will decide if mayor libby sheft stays in office. three faced off last night. among the issues that were discussed, the city's homeless crisis, illegal dumping and ways to build more affordable houses. >> these problems are complex and we are making progress. >> homelessness doubled in the past four years. >> we have in critical and crucial times. when they asked me to run, i said yes. >> we need to bring affordable houses and results to oakland. >> the next mayoral debate is next thursday, october 4th at st. mary's center in oakland. >>> new this morning, a big boost to tell you about for the largest remaining wetland in the sierra. we're talking about the upper trucky marsh where the river meets the lake on tahoe's south side. the state's fish and wildlife department will provide $2 million to restore about 500 acres and covers one-fourth of the total tab for that restoration project. >>> a sassy seal in new zealand showed a kayaker who's boss. >> he slapped a kayaker with an octopus. take a lo

games ahead of the los angeles dodgers in the national league west going into the final weeks of the regular season. to las vegas where unusually there was no faceoff between gennady love can and canelo alvarez at of their huge rematch fight this weekend traditionally both fighters square up for the cameras at the fight week press conferences but they kept their distance on wednesday it's reported that cannot refuse because he's too angry with gloves can the kazakh fighter has made several comments about kanellos two failed drug tests since the drawn fight last year he can we as i would if you've known me throughout my career i do not like to talk i'll do it in the ring and i hope everyone enjoys the fight from my friends and from mexico. do you regret not doing a face off. no this is point you know unjust and all i see him since about fifteen on one day before and all this more important volleyball world champions poland got the defense of their title off to a successful start they beat cuba meanwhile three time champions on twenty fourteen runners up brazil also grabbed the win in their opener they beat

the global security exchange conference has descended on las vegas this week.es and droids making headlines this week... is a robot crime-stopper designed to weather the elements. patrick walker takes a look at the next generation of crime prevention. c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 6 ed 209: "please put down you weapon. you have 20 seconds to comply!" )) $w3 23 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 6 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 13 c2.5 g 0 (grant) (grant) that was patrick walker that was (grant) (grant)that was patrick walker reporting. through smart charging... the k-5 is able to operate 24 hours a day... 7 days a week. depending on the conditions, it costs anywhere between 6 to12 dollars an hour to operate. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland in the upper 90s but much cooler near the coast with highs in the 60s. around the bay it was hazy and nice with highs in the 70s and 80s. today was likely the peak of the heat and we

this guy confessed to four counts of murder over the last few weeks in the la redo area and is lockedo right now as the authorities figure out whether there is anything else they need to charge him with. who is this guy? there is a fifth circuit court of appeals document in which a man by the very same name who worked for the border protection was a witness. there is biographical information listed. this person was in the united states navy from 2001 to 2009 and was trained among other things in interdiction of drugs and sex trafficking around the border in the interstate 35 corridor which is essentially where we are. went to american military university, and those are the kinds of things that are used to describe him. so, what exactly happened? what happened was it all started to come unravelled on friday night here in laredo when authorities were approached by a woman partially clothed on a parking lot. she told state troopers that she had gotten into an altercation with a man named david. she had gone to his house. when she left his house, she started talking about the other women

week. senator carm la harris had this response. she tweeted her desire for the process to slow down.hted the intense political divide on capitol hill and the emotions surrounding the nominee. abc 7's dion lim was there. >> reporter: there was plenty of those leading up to today's who cannot speak for themselves. >> reporter: even before the voting process got under way, sounds of marchers filled the streets of washington, congresswoman debbie wassermann leading the charge. shortly after the protests began, sounds of protesters filled the hallways. most arrived by 10:00 a.m. and were escorted o it of the building, shortly later joined by others. >> we can never lose hope and we certainly can never lose the fight. my message to my friends and family of san francisco is let's just stay vocal, let's stay active, let all of our voices be heard. >> reporter: while congressman jackie spears hope for a vote did not happen she was proud of blue jays -- blasey ford's testimony. >> she was very compelling and specific about the actual convenient and gained extraordinary credibility. >> reporter

you have seen the president clearly take a hit the las couple o weeks. this is not where republicans want to see it if they want t hold the house. can there be a rally in september or october o is this the new normal for him? that would be a big problem for tpublicans. t approval rate is better than president bush's in '06 but not by much. >> but trending in the lot direction. >> the sene of key races? >> two nt polls l week from nbc week, and they sent a tremor thugh the political world. indiana, the key here, this is a state that president trump carried by 20 points in democratic incumbent joe donnelly in our poll leading by six points. this was a very sur prizing vult. it was followedp this in president trump card by 26 points. so you add that together,ale have beenng about the house. the senate, though, could be in play witts the democ needing a net gain of two states. if they are winning in a state like tennessee, if they are holding gund in a state like indiana, you start to look at fwhatle groun map, there is a possibility. we weren't talking abou

secretary wilkie, thank you for coming out to las vegas last week. >> thank you. >> i thought that was a great experience and in confirmation of the nomination process i asked you to come to las vegas before the end of the year and just to have you there it meant a lot to me and it meant a lot to our veterans in the state. mr. chairman, the president and the secretary wilkie came out to las vegas and signed the a prop yagzs f appropriations and i think it was the first time in history that he went to sign the appropriations bill for veterans and it was done with great fanfare and interest and our veterans very much were supportive and i want to thank you for taking that time. it was wonderful. >> i did like most of us here, while i do a roundtable and i had a veterans roundtable in reno and a lot of important issues are raised and we talk about mental health and homeless veterans and veterans, employment opportunities and the gamut of issues that are important to our men and women. most of all, i heard about the blue water navy vietnam veterans and there is a gentleman in nevada whose

las vegas. >>> this is the week of california's global climate summit. with attendees coming from all over the world. ktvu's tom vacar attended a forum where some of the world's environmental superstars if you will took the stage. done? >> reporter: al gore started being one of those people back in 2001. and today after many, many years, he made one of the most recent arguments, and the most reasonable arguments about one of the things that still is very controversial. former vice president al gore, now an investor in green technologies and an avid environmentalist appeared at the world coal and ice form, part of this week's climate in san francisco. this was hosted by economist laura tyson, former chair of the u.s. president's council of economic advisers under president clinton. >> any of us to get involved occasionally have a struggle between hope and despair. i will admit that openly., i always do come down on the side of hope. >> reporter: example, in the early 2000s, initial projections about how quickly wind and solar would become mainstream, have

la raza ... vivajoining forces ..... where a community mural was erased weeks ago ...it makes me happy. it makes me proudon mexican independence day, protestors signed a petition for a new 'mural de la raza' ... calling on the city and other entities to have the mural restoredwe want full protections under the law as a city and a state or nationwide historical site restorationthe city stepped in immediately after the project was removed. but now there's conflict ... was it the new owner, or the seller that painted over the 33 year old mural? either way ... the muralist has lawyered up.something of this stature is protected under california and federal lawthis piece of art meant a lot to the san jose chicano community. it's like losing a loved one. heartbreakingit was at a time when there was a lot of turmoil on the streets, a lot of gang warfare. it was a way to bring people togetherit's 2018 and the only access to our history and culture is no longer here. that's a problem this fight will be a long one ... however the muralist says he's ready to make a new creation.it is my plan. to make more murals for the communitythey also

la vuelta. what is it like? a three-week publicity and has not been running as long but it's in a major achievement in a major race and the simon to win in the style he did and dominate the race, that's a truly amazing performance for the twin brothers from lancaster. all three of these major cycling titles are now held by british riders. how has this country done that, producing such success at one time? it's been a gradual thing. british cycling has done very well with the lottery funding which has been handed out to various governing bodies. they've spent the money wisely and the talent is now coming through because success breeds success and great britain has been very successful in the world races and olympics on the track and now we are reaping the rewards by winning the major races on the road and the grand tours and great britain is now the top nation both on the track and on the roads. it's a fantastic performance and great for these lads from lancashire to really show the true colours they have got. what do victori

visit ncicap.org] >> later this week, president trump travels to las vegas to campaign for senator dan heller and other republicans on the ballot. we take you there live thursday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. on friday, he holds a rally in missouri for republican senate candidate in state attorney general josh holly. that is live friday at 7:30 p.m. eastern on our companion network, c-span2. saturday, two retiring members of congress, republican senator bob corker of tennessee and democratic congresswoman niki saugus of massachusetts talk about their experience in congress. it's important as a nation to continue to be a beacon to the world and conduct ourselves in a manner that represents the best. when we stoop to uncivil discourse, we stoop to pettiness . we have to remember that the entire world looks to us. they do. >> i am deeply concerned by our president on many levels come on policy. think he has been not been helpful to long-term relationships across the globe. read about that on a daily basis, long-term allies who question the support of the united states. in the united states can g

visit ncicap.org] announcer: later this week, president trump travels to las vegas to campaign for senator dean heller and other republicans on the ballot. we take you there live for thursday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. on friday, he holds a rally in misery for republican senate candidate and state attorney general josh holly. that is live friday at 7:00 -- 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. washington,ack in defense secretary mattis addressed rumors about leaving the administration. >> we've heard stories suggesting your tenure is coming to a close. can you comment on the substance to that? whether you are thinking about leaving. >> i think about doing my job each day. i got to go off and get to the top. >> should we take it seriously? >> no, i would not take it seriously at all. it is like most of those rings. come at a cooks up a headline. then they call to a normally chatty class of people. they find a couple other things to put in. they add the rumor. the other coach starts writing the same thing. you know, you have a story. how many times have we been through this? who rumor will be allowed

oscar de la hoya, the promoter of this about, i spoke to him earlier this week and that after a ll toafter all the controversy in the doughnut, boxer needs to be decisive. —— controversy in the build—up. we don't want any controversy. we want a decisive win. to do that, i think both men are going to have to take some risks. gennady golovkin criticised alvarez by saying he fought in on mexican like way, like he was a counter punch her in —— counterpunch her and a traitor. a really important night for boxing and it really important for boxing and it really important for both men's careers. and we're actually going to hear in the next minutes or so, both men on that skill behind me. ade adedoyin joining me from las vegas. thank you very much forjoining us. st helens won rugby league super league's league leaders' shield after a comfortable victory at home to hull fc. they only needed a point to secure their top placing, but did it in style, winning tonight 38 points to 12. also tonight, wigan warriors made it five wins in a row. a late flurry of tries helped them to a 26—6 victory agains

week. you may need toez hose um el la. >>> all right. >>> lyft is launching a challenge to try to get people out of their cars in san francisco. the ride hailing company offering consumers who sign up to ditch their cars for a month some $500 towards transportation credits. you get $100 in car rental credit for zipcar. and $94 credit for clipper cards. the challenge kicks off in san francisco and 34 city october 8th. >>> a man spent a day on the ocean he'll never forget. check it out. kyle was sitting in his kayak when a sea lion -- did you see that? he flung an octopus at him. his friend shot the video off the coast in new zealand. he laughed it off simply saying he was in the wrong place or the wrong time. or maybe it was the right place. >> using an octopus as a weapon? the sea lion, i don't know if he's madder at the octopus or the guy. >> who won that round? >> not the guy, that's >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, zeroing in on the cause of the cracks at the transbay terminal. >> that would be an ominous situation because then it would question the whole structure. >> tonight what a

we've been tracking florence for the last two and a half weeks and we've been weather alert for the las five,ix days. finally get to see some bluend backgrhere, meaning all is calm. you see what happened today. the rlonants ofnce making their way across the northeast and the mid-atlantic,ut to sea. finally, out of our area. not before showers and thunderstorms across the region earlier. rit now, though, t closeup view, nothing out there. no rain, no thunder, noclouds. as a matter of fact, we're looking clear right now, very nice night. and that g means we'reng to see sunshine tomorrow. plenty of sunshine, finally seeing the sun. we're tracking your weekend, though, kind of an iffy weekend. going to talk about that in a minute. fall tinperatures move fall officially begins on saturday. wait until you see the numbers i've g in theten-day forecast, in about eight minutes. >> all right, thanks, doug. >>> the national weather service is confirming six tornadoes touched down around richmond on monday. as the remnants of hurricane florence moved nortn one per died when a building collapsed in

week. >>> coming up, the coast guard and north carolina emergency management director will did cuss the laatch the full interviews on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning here on abc 7. >>> in the east bay, a little boy said to be fighting for his life may be taken off his breathing machine tomorrow. he's six months old in a coma. hisa but says the hospital is about to pull the plug. >> reporter: kingston holms is seen here in better days. he's been in children's hospital on a breathing machine after suffering severe brain injury from cardiac arrest while at home more than a month ago. >> i think my son deserves a fighting chance. because he is in fact improving. >> reporter: parents have been praying for a miracle but time is running out. >> they just dropped this bomb on us. >> reporter: on friday, doctors gave them this letter stating breathing machines will be turned off on monday due to ir re -- ir revensble brain injury. >> he still has life in his body. >> reporter: the family will continue to fight until the end but options are limited. >> i'll have to have eit

you may not think it with the scores he has had in the la st with the scores he has had in the last couple of weeksks, but it would seem fitting to go out on a high, notjust as a seem fitting to go out on a high, not just as a team. hopefully he can soak up everything else and go out and deliver on the field. it would be nice to start and fin wish a century. it might be written in the stars for him. india may feel unluckily to be 3—1 down, more resolve in the run chases and it could have been different. their approach will be fascinating here in this test match. they're captain did not come to speak to us today, instead he said rahane. england particularly they won small, small sessions, that is what i feel, especially the bowling unit, they bowled well. important test match coming up and we will give our bis. the tes —— give our best. the matches have been low scoring but exciting. and if alastair cook did summon one exciting. and if alastair cook did summon one final great test innings, well, who here would begrudge him that? stay watching. still to come on sportsday... we'll hear from the new sc

la raza ... vivajoining forces ..... where a community mural was erased weeks ago ...it makes me happy. it makes me proudon mexican independencetestors signed a petition for a new 'mural de la raza' ... calling on the city and other entities to have the mural restoredwe want full protections under the law as a city and a state or nationwide historical site restorationthe city stepped in immediately after the project was removed. but now there's conflict ... was it the new owner, or the seller that painted over the 33 year old mural? either way ... the muralist has lawyered up.something of this stature is protected under california and federal lawthis piece of art meant a lot to the san jose chicano community. it's like losing a loved one. heartbreakingit was at a time when there was a lot of turmoil on the streets, a lot of gang warfare. it was a way to bring people togetherit's 2018 and the only access to our history and culture is no longer here. that's a problem this fight will be a long one ... however the muralist says he's ready to make a new creation.it is my plan. to make more murals for the communitythey also want to

open appearance last week during a talk in las vegas on friday.pion previously accused umpire carlos ramos of sexism during last saturday's finals lost to naomi osaka during an on stage appearance in vegas, she spoke of her career in the sport and life in the public eye. >> sometimes it's difficult, you know, especially in the public eye, you're under a different scrutiny, but i feel it's really important to stand up for what you believe in and that especially if you believe in something that can affect the future, can affect a lot of people. >> she has won 23 majors. she received three code violations and was penalized one game. she was later fined $17,000. >>> abc's new brand local sharing inspiring stories. this week see how former prisoners are finding their new normal among silicon valley entrepreneurs, lawyers and doctors. >> i went to a prison for a murder i committed at >> you are playing with guys tech, lawyers, neuro science? >> yeah. >> when i first was incarcerated, dungeons and dragons just fell into my lap. for me, this is like a lif

. >> las damas de blanco still meet every week and protest human rights abuses and call for the unconditional release of political prisoners, and every week those courageous ladies are met with harassment, violence and arrests by castro's thugs. freedom denied. in cuba it's old line communism that has mutated and in nicaragua it's tyranny doing its best to make a comeback. the ironies are inescapable. daniel ortega once battled tooth and nail to overturn the reign and it's now -- just last month i met with local nicaraguan newspaperity leaders and i heard of the brutality and i'm going with violence right now as we speak. over 250 people have been kelled. the death toll rises each day. it's using tactical weapons and snipers to carry it out. there are widespread reports of kidnapping and extra judicial killings and torture and the injured are intentionally denied access to life-saving care. students who dare to protest are labeled terrorists. even the church and clergy who believe their faith calls them to try to bring peace and to try to mediate, they're now under attack for those very same

do you know, i thought, what we have read in the la st i thought, what we have read in the last weeknd democratic parties, and across america, with respect for him, that struck me that that was very much, although struck me that that was very much, althouthohn struck me that that was very much, although john maclean was a great man, in my view, of the american politicians that i came to know at all well, he would be very high on the list of people i most abide, as it seems to me that behind that outpouring of affection and admiration for him, lay a yearning in america to get back to a government that observes the basic moral standards of the republic.|j am not sure i agree. i think there are am not sure i agree. i think there a re two am not sure i agree. i think there are two americas. there is the misty eyed america, you know, the new york times columnist america, that things, we will prevail and there is a shining city on the hill, and their hero was james comey and andrew mueller and there is a glorification of the cia and fbi and xp and arm that is, there is the other america, w

it's a process that they say could take weeks to fully realize. in wilmington, mull la lenghi, back to you. >> yeah, it looks difficult for you to stand there. how does this storm compare? >> well, you know, meteorologist do not like to compare storm to storm. i'm not a meteorologist. i compare what is getting me the wettest. this is up there. there's probably two or three hbe i terms of wind. what is different is the potential. this is a slow moving storm as i mentioned. so, the way that it's going hover and just sort of linger along the coast and then move inland and just really slowly move it's way through it's track, it's very likely going to cause the storm surge. it's going cause the rain and flooding. in that way, it's a way that has not happened yet, but likely going happen over the next few days. in that way, i anticipate that it's going to be different. that's something that the officials are concerned about for the next day or two days and week ahead as the water begins to build up. >> mula, have you had a chance to talk to those around there. are people gett

contrast between the coverage given for most of the week to hurricane florence and the super typhoon which at the same time was being forecast to make lafall in the philippines on saturday. trevor e—mailed on thursday from hong kong. neverfar never far from neverfarfrom a news

the mural de la raza was honoring the areas past. last week, the tribute was painted over with gray paint. new owners took it over. he was joined by some local arches on sunday, upset over the defaced mural. >> the people destroyed my mural. want them to pay. >> we do have the property owner's name. i'm trying to track down her contact information it just close escrow this week. the next day, she had her crew come out and paint over the wall. >> the law does not prevent murals on private buildings from being destroyed, but the owner is subject to fines for not following the law. velasquez says he wants to file a case. >>> an unlikely reunion happening right now at sfo. >> this is pretty amazing. to siblings, separated as babies in postwar germany, find each other decades later. it started last month when the woman you see their received an ancestry.com search as a gift. she was born in germany in 1956 and then adopted by california couple in the seminal valley. shortly after the ancestry search, she received a call from a man in virginia named

it's painful to hear him because he'll go on to attack the widow of sergeant la david johnson just a couple of weekseveryone in the room here, comms team or national security folks? >> all comms team. >> everyone in the room have clearance? >> no. these are junior staffers that he's rambling on to. very junior staffers. >> he's just kind of bogarted into the room. >> comes in and then makes us go into the oval office to keep an audience for him, to ramble on some more. >> we'll play the tape and talk about it on the other side and pentagon correspondent is standing by, as well. her's the tape. >> we had 3.2 last quarter before this. so it's really, really going good. we have a lot of things happening on the economic front. i think the military's doing good. and now, you know, on niger. so, what happens is we're decimated, you know, it's a rough business. they're rough, too. they want to kill us. we've let the military do what they have to do. and whether you call it rules of engagement or any way you want to say it, we let them do it. in the middle east there's very few left. we really -- we've done

weeks. the track of the hurricane florence was it makes la ndfall the hurricane florence was it makes landfallsustained and a giant and damaging assault on the coastline from wind and water is intensifying. our correspondent paul blake is on the line now from morehead city, north carolina. yourfamily your family live yourfamily live in your family live in the yourfamily live in the region. what preparations have the people you know in the area been making? they are originally from this area and we have seen many storms over the years including some similar to this one. in terms of preparation, it has been about boarding up windows, putting salt and sandbags in front of doors and trying to seal up homes ahead of the strong wind and heavy rain is coming in. most importantly, especially at this hour, the storm surge. looking at the latest advisory, it seems that the concern has turned towards the storm surge. about 80 kilometres south of the city right now. exploit froud it was widely storm surge is such a problem now. “— widely storm surge is such a problem now. —— explained four—hour view was w

las vegas massacre... now... a southern california officer is back on the job... 51 weeks later. ( james ) and next...er... by giving her a new skull. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. sometimes bipolar i disorder can really get you going. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking your healthcare provider about vraylar. vraylar treats acute mania of bipolar i disorder. vraylar significantly reduces overall manic symptoms,... and was proven in adults with mixed episodes who have both mania and depression. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia, due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent. side effects may not appear for several weeks. high cholesterol and weight gain; high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or death decreased white blood cells, which can be fatal; dizziness upon standing; falls; seizures; impaired j

week and into the weekend. we'll be right back. can call above.. fans at a las vegas soccer >>> let's take a live look out at the big board and see what the market is like. the dow is up as you can see about 119 points. >>> you can call ies from above. >> fans at a las vegas soccer game making a dash fsh cash as a -- for cash as a helicopter drops bills from the sky. this was the half time entertainment during a match between the lights and galaxy. the chopper dropped $3,000 on to more than 200 people raced around grabbing the 5's, 10's, 20's, and 100 dollar bills. looks like a lot of fun. we'll be right back. >>> today's tip of the day is broccolini. it's kind of like a cross between asparagus and broccoli and it's a superfood. and on the grill with olive oil and salt and pepper, sauti it. out of this world. selection and storage is important. make sure the stems are nice and green. the thinner the better. make sure the crowns look good. and make sure it's free from yellowing and it feels nice and fresh. bring them home and store them in the refrigerator right

week has been about hurricane rosa, category four. as it weakens it will fall apart . everything takes it toward southern california and near the desert around yuma and blithe into las vegasnd phoenix. that looks to be the track that coproduces some very heavy rain early next week once it starts to move north. a strong onshore wind for some. gusts to 38. port chicago with a west southwest breeze. is 79 in reno. 90 las vegas. they will drop over the next couple of days. 72, 69 for ukiah and sacramento. low clouds getting enhanced by the low as it moves onshore. that will keep the cool going and give us some drizzle and rain for those to the north tomorrow. the next system has more going for it. the possibility of the first widespread rain onto -- on tuesday. the track seems to want to favor moderate to san luis obispo. i might shave back some of those totals to the north and favor more areas to the south. it is going to be a cool pattern with 60s and 70s. temperatures will not be warming up that much inland upper 70s for some and a 60s coast and abeyta. by early next week we might get our first rain. >> i will meet you back here sunday -- monday morning. >>> the nation's s

contrast between the coverage given for most of the week to hurricane florence and the super typhoon which at the same time was being forecast to make la ndfall same time was being forecast to make landfall in the philippines on saturday. trevor e—mailed on thursday from hong kong. neverfar never far from neverfarfrom a news bulletin is the former foreign secretary bolan —— boris johnson. on the former foreign secretary bolan —— borisjohnson. on sunday bbc news reported on allegations about his private life which featured him on the sunday paper. —— in one sunday paper. and another article in the newspaper in which mrjohnson claimed the brexit discussions had "wrapped a suicide vest" around the british population. borisjohnson continued boris johnson continued to feature in news bulletins across the week, as did serena williams who last saturday's us open tennis final after a dramatic outburst. incensed at accusations of foul play, she directed her anger at umpire carlos ramos was saying "you will never ever be on another court of mind." she called him a thief and said he had stolen a point from her, that prompted him to escalate the p

week. the president in his rally in las vegas raised something that is effectively questioning the credibilityven the motivations of ford. he asked why didn't someone call the fbi 36 years ago? what's your reaction to that comment? >> you know, i think it is hard for the president or anyone else on the outside of this incident to understand people's motivations. we have learned a long time ago that a lot of people who are victims of such assaults suppress this information for a variety of reasons and don't come forward. i have no idea. and it's not for me to judge. the fact of the matter, though, is that this is an extremely serious allegation and the fbi vets these applications. i think this is important for the fbi to allow -- be allowed to investigate this situation, as well as the testimony to go forward. we know that these justices wield incredible power. the most important decisions of our lifetime now seem to be decided in 5-4 decisions. right? the fact that one person is elected president of the united states over another one, the fact that this one justice can make the decision on whe

. >> later this week president travels to las vegas to campaign for republicans on the ballot. you there live thursday at 10:00 p.m. eastern and on friday he holds a rally republican for senate candidate and state attorney general josh holly. >> it's not just about partisanship. transcends party. emotional dynamo that he spins within people. does it intentionally. sometimes he doesn't know he's doing it. the ah that it happens influencing every aspect of american life. politics, conomics, and in ways you've detected, the way journalists interact with this ongoing story. >> what does it mean to to be american? year's student cam competition question and we're sking middle and high school students to answer it in a documentary about a national onal right, characteristic, or historic event. $100,000 dollar in total cash prizes including a grand prize of $5,000. this year's deadline is january 20th, 2019. more information, go to our website. student cam.org. >>> next supreme court justice clarions thomas shares his -- shares his views on the law, politics, and the confirmation proc

la familia. quadriga international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week a series of angry sometimes violent demonstrations by far right protestors has prompted soul searching here in germany how should politicians and civil society respond to can germany demons that's the topic on foot we've got china. thirty minutes w. o o. o o o o o o. o o o o reliable to the bank. destines for classic stanislav. automotive distro for drug. money. we make up oh but three quarters of profit that hundred budget cuts we ought to seventy seven percent. want to shape the continent's future shifts to be part of enjoying african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent to g. w.'s platform africa charge. first place home to moons of specious claim a home worth saving and claim those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world blames the coach of the good news to manage certain shots and resources to show. interactive content to choose the next generation of d